Nicole Blood
Position: Player
Height: 5-2
Year: Junior
High School/Other College: Royal
06/30/2006 - GoDucks.com
A rare breed of student-athlete who has won All-America honors for both her performance on the track and in the classroom. One of the nation’s top collegiate distance runners with a third place finish in the 5,000 meters at the 2008 NCAA Track & Field Championships and an eighth-place finish at the 2007 NCAA Cross Country Championships. A 2008 U.S. Olympic Team Trials Competitor. PRs in both the 1,500 meters (4:14.73) and 5,000 meters (15:43.82) rank fourth all-time at Oregon. Indoors, ran the second-fastest 3,000 meters (9:08.44) in school history. A 2008 ESPN the Magazine third team Academic All-America selection.
2007: Two-time All-American (Cross Country, 5,000 meters). Scored UO’s highest NCAA cross country finish (eighth, 20:18) since 1991. Paired with Alexandra Kosinski (13th) in NCAA finale to give UO its first pair of All-America honorees since ’97. Also led UO in the West Regional (second, 20:06). Placed fourth in the Pac-10 meet (20:08). Won the Bill Dellinger Invitational, running 20:04. Pac-10 All-Academic Cross Country Honorable Mention selection.
2006-07: NCAA Qualifier (5,000m). Outdoors on track, made NCAA Championships debut in the 5,000m final and was the top freshman. Ran 5,000m personal best in West Regional to finish third. Ran a season best to score in the 1,500m at the Pac-10 Championships. Indoors, was an NCAA provisional qualifier in both the mile and 3,000m. Ran 1,600m anchor leg on indoor distance medley relay that won the Mountain Pacific Championships in a time that ranks second in UO history. Raced twice for Oregon in cross country in West Regional and Pac-10 Championships.
Prep: Ran in 2006 World Junior Cross Country Championships (39th, 21:28). Won three Foot Locker Northeast Regional titles. Won New York state titles as a junior, sophomore and freshman and broke the 2.5-mile Van Cortlandt Park course record as a junior (13:57). On the track, led the nation as a junior in the 3,000m (9:29.44) and 5,000m (16:30.90). Won New York state titles in the 3,000m in ’04 (9:24.03) and ’03 (9:46.18). Won the 2005 USA Junior Championships 5,000m and later finished second in the Pan-American Junior Championships.
Personal: Pre-journalism major.
Personal Bests
800m – Outdoors - 2:11.76, 2005 (Prep)
1,500m – Outdoors - 4:24.21, 2004 (Prep)
Mile – Indoors – 4:46.13 2004, (Prep)
Mile – Outdoors - 4:42.4 2004, (Prep)
3,000m – Indoors – 9:29.87, Mountain Pacific Championships, Seattle, Wash., 2/25/07
3,000m – Outdoors - 9:22.35 (2007), Pan Am Junior Championships, Fortaleza, Brazil, 7/6/07
5,000m – Outdoors - 16:19.15, West Regional, Eugene, Ore., 5/25/07
NCAA Championships Performances
2007 – 5,000m, 15th, 16:50.00 (16:23.73-prelim)
Regional Championships Performances
2007 – 5,000m, 3rd, 16:19.15
Pac-10 Championships Performances
2007 – 1,500m – 6th, 4:25.24 (4:32.79-prelim)
Top Collegiate Performances
5,000 meters - Outdoors
16:19.15, 3rd, NCAA West Regional, Eugene, Ore., 5/25/07
16:23.73, 8th-p, NCAA Championships, Sacramento, Calif., 6/6/07
16:27.41, 8th, Cardinal Invitational, Stanford, Calif., 4/29/07
16:39.89, 1st, Pepsi Team Invitational, Eugene, Ore., 4/7/07
Courtesy Oregon
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Cherrelle Garrett (Mt. Eden HS, Hayward; Cal)
Cherrelle Garrett
Class:
Sophomore
Hometown:
Hayward, Calif.
High School:
Mount Eden HS
Height:
5-5
Position:
100-200
Birthdate:
05/07/1989
Experience:
1V
High School: Comes to Cal with personal bests of 11.44 in the 100 and 23.68 in the 200...came in third in the state championships in the 100 and the 200...while attending Mount Eden High School, was a league champion in the 100, the 200 and the 4x100 relay...competed in last year's Junior Olympics...won the African American Academic Award for most improved GPA.
Personal: Born on May 7, 1989, in Hayward, Calif....parents are Terry Randle and Leander Garrett...hopes to enter a career in law...undeclared major.
Courtesy Cal
Class:
Sophomore
Hometown:
Hayward, Calif.
High School:
Mount Eden HS
Height:
5-5
Position:
100-200
Birthdate:
05/07/1989
Experience:
1V
High School: Comes to Cal with personal bests of 11.44 in the 100 and 23.68 in the 200...came in third in the state championships in the 100 and the 200...while attending Mount Eden High School, was a league champion in the 100, the 200 and the 4x100 relay...competed in last year's Junior Olympics...won the African American Academic Award for most improved GPA.
Personal: Born on May 7, 1989, in Hayward, Calif....parents are Terry Randle and Leander Garrett...hopes to enter a career in law...undeclared major.
Courtesy Cal
Erickson calls world's hay capital home
JH: How has it been to have Derek Miles as a coach?
EE: Last year, I can remember coming into practice one of the first times and he was there. He was working sprint drills with us and he pulled me back and he said, “No Emma, that’s not right.” I remember turning around and saying to the girls, “He knows my name!”
JH: You recently ran the 800-meter race in the John Dalton Open against the men. How did that happen?
EE: (Laughs) I really didn’t want to do it. I really pushed not to do it. Lucky was the main culprit. I heard rumors that Derek Miles kind of gave him the idea. I went with it. It’s not something I really think, “Hey, I want to do that again,” but it was a good experience.
http://www.volanteonline.com/sports/1.1314776
Keith Conning: Derek Miles (Bella Vista High School, Fair Oaks; University of South Dakota 1996), was born in Sacramento, California on September 28, 1972.
EE: Last year, I can remember coming into practice one of the first times and he was there. He was working sprint drills with us and he pulled me back and he said, “No Emma, that’s not right.” I remember turning around and saying to the girls, “He knows my name!”
JH: You recently ran the 800-meter race in the John Dalton Open against the men. How did that happen?
EE: (Laughs) I really didn’t want to do it. I really pushed not to do it. Lucky was the main culprit. I heard rumors that Derek Miles kind of gave him the idea. I went with it. It’s not something I really think, “Hey, I want to do that again,” but it was a good experience.
http://www.volanteonline.com/sports/1.1314776
Keith Conning: Derek Miles (Bella Vista High School, Fair Oaks; University of South Dakota 1996), was born in Sacramento, California on September 28, 1972.
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Track fans buzzing over Fernandez's extraordinary run
Click on line above to read the story in the Modesto Bee.
Charonda Williams (Gompers Continuation High School, Richmond 2005; Laney College, Oakland 2007; Arizona State 2009)
Charonda Williams
Class:
Senior
Hometown:
Richmond, Calif.
High School:
Gompers
Last College:
Laney College
Height:
5-5
Event:
Sprints
Arizona State: Returning All-American in the 200m dash and defending 100m and 200m champion in the Pac-10 Conference... indoors, ranks third all-time at ASU in the 60m dash (7.42) and fourth in the 200m (23.69)... outdoors, stands third in the 100m dash (11.41), third in the 200m (23.09) and is part of the sixth and 10th-fastest 4x100m relays in program history... 2008 Outdoor: Earned her first All-America honor in the 200m dash... finished 13th at the NCAA Championships in 23.55... swept the Pac-10 Championships' short sprint events... won the 100m in 11.45 and the 200m in 23.09... became just the ninth woman in Pac-10 history and only the second in school history to win both races in the same Pac-10 meet... won the 200m at the NCAA West Region meet (23.30) and was fourth in the 100m dash... placed 19th a the national meet in the 100m... won the 100m dash on four occasions and the 200m dash five times... also swept both races a the Jim Click Invitational and the Double Dual... helped the 4x100m relay to the regional crown and a 12th-place finish nationally... the regional-winning time of 44.48 ranks as the sixth-best in school history... 2008 Indoor: Scored at the MPSF Championships by winning the 200m dash (23.78) and taking second in the 60m dash (7.46)... ran a best of 23.69 at the Iowa State Last Chance meet to qualify for the NCAA Championships where she placed 14th overall... won four of her seven 200m races... won the 60m event at the Last Chance meet with a provisional-qualifying time of 7.42.
Laney: Earned her Associates degree from Laney College (Oakland, Calif.) in 2007... competed on the track & field team for two years... team won the 2006 and 2007 Northern California conference championships... won 100m and 200m dashes at the California Community College State Track & Field Championships in CCC record times of 11.56 and 23.53... also won the long jump and the 4x100m relay to help LC to a second-place finish at the CCC meet... captured the CCC titles in the 100m and 200m events in 2006 as well.
High School: A 2005 graduate of Gompers High School (Richomond, Calif.)... also competed for the Richmond Original Half Steppers, coached by Johnny Holem and Eric Avery.
Personal: Majoring in childhood education and family studies... raised by her grandmother, Mary Spraggins... has two sisters: Patrice Williams and Deneen Spraggins... born March 27, 1987, in Richmond, Calif.... hobbies include running, helping under-privileged children and playing Nintendo DS... full name is Charonda Regina Williams.
Personal Best • 55: 7.03aa • 60: 7.42 • 100: 11.41 • 200: 23.09
In NCAA Championship Meets
2008 OTF - 4x100m Relay (q) - 44.76 - 12th
2008 OTF - 200m Dash (s) - 23.55 - 13th - All-American
2008 OTF - 100m Dash (q) - 11.99 - 19th
2008 ITF - 200m Dash (p) - 24.07 - 14th
Courtesy Arizona State
Samuel L. Gompers Continuation High School believes that all students can learn and achieve at a high level. Our program is standards-based and uses multiple measures of assessment. We use intervention, prevention and alternative opportunities to promote success, improve confidence, and enhance resiliency. When students leave Samuel L. Gompers they will have skills, goals, and belief in their ability to succeed. Enrollment is both voluntary and involuntary.
The majority of students were unsuccessful at their comprehensive high school, necessary small school, or other alternative program. Many of the students are juvenile offenders recently released from juvenile detention facilities. A number of students are pre-expulsion placements,while others are involuntarily placed at Gompers for disciplinary reasons. Some students attend Gompers by choice.
Courtesy Richmond Unified School District
Keith Conning: Charonda Williams is to be congratulated for coming from a continuation high school in Richmond to become the Pac-10 champion.
Curtis Taylor (Laney Track Coach): "Great kid....was very motivated once she was pointed in the right direction. I am a better coach and person from what I've learned from working with and being connected with her..."
Class:
Senior
Hometown:
Richmond, Calif.
High School:
Gompers
Last College:
Laney College
Height:
5-5
Event:
Sprints
Arizona State: Returning All-American in the 200m dash and defending 100m and 200m champion in the Pac-10 Conference... indoors, ranks third all-time at ASU in the 60m dash (7.42) and fourth in the 200m (23.69)... outdoors, stands third in the 100m dash (11.41), third in the 200m (23.09) and is part of the sixth and 10th-fastest 4x100m relays in program history... 2008 Outdoor: Earned her first All-America honor in the 200m dash... finished 13th at the NCAA Championships in 23.55... swept the Pac-10 Championships' short sprint events... won the 100m in 11.45 and the 200m in 23.09... became just the ninth woman in Pac-10 history and only the second in school history to win both races in the same Pac-10 meet... won the 200m at the NCAA West Region meet (23.30) and was fourth in the 100m dash... placed 19th a the national meet in the 100m... won the 100m dash on four occasions and the 200m dash five times... also swept both races a the Jim Click Invitational and the Double Dual... helped the 4x100m relay to the regional crown and a 12th-place finish nationally... the regional-winning time of 44.48 ranks as the sixth-best in school history... 2008 Indoor: Scored at the MPSF Championships by winning the 200m dash (23.78) and taking second in the 60m dash (7.46)... ran a best of 23.69 at the Iowa State Last Chance meet to qualify for the NCAA Championships where she placed 14th overall... won four of her seven 200m races... won the 60m event at the Last Chance meet with a provisional-qualifying time of 7.42.
Laney: Earned her Associates degree from Laney College (Oakland, Calif.) in 2007... competed on the track & field team for two years... team won the 2006 and 2007 Northern California conference championships... won 100m and 200m dashes at the California Community College State Track & Field Championships in CCC record times of 11.56 and 23.53... also won the long jump and the 4x100m relay to help LC to a second-place finish at the CCC meet... captured the CCC titles in the 100m and 200m events in 2006 as well.
High School: A 2005 graduate of Gompers High School (Richomond, Calif.)... also competed for the Richmond Original Half Steppers, coached by Johnny Holem and Eric Avery.
Personal: Majoring in childhood education and family studies... raised by her grandmother, Mary Spraggins... has two sisters: Patrice Williams and Deneen Spraggins... born March 27, 1987, in Richmond, Calif.... hobbies include running, helping under-privileged children and playing Nintendo DS... full name is Charonda Regina Williams.
Personal Best • 55: 7.03aa • 60: 7.42 • 100: 11.41 • 200: 23.09
In NCAA Championship Meets
2008 OTF - 4x100m Relay (q) - 44.76 - 12th
2008 OTF - 200m Dash (s) - 23.55 - 13th - All-American
2008 OTF - 100m Dash (q) - 11.99 - 19th
2008 ITF - 200m Dash (p) - 24.07 - 14th
Courtesy Arizona State
Samuel L. Gompers Continuation High School believes that all students can learn and achieve at a high level. Our program is standards-based and uses multiple measures of assessment. We use intervention, prevention and alternative opportunities to promote success, improve confidence, and enhance resiliency. When students leave Samuel L. Gompers they will have skills, goals, and belief in their ability to succeed. Enrollment is both voluntary and involuntary.
The majority of students were unsuccessful at their comprehensive high school, necessary small school, or other alternative program. Many of the students are juvenile offenders recently released from juvenile detention facilities. A number of students are pre-expulsion placements,while others are involuntarily placed at Gompers for disciplinary reasons. Some students attend Gompers by choice.
Courtesy Richmond Unified School District
Keith Conning: Charonda Williams is to be congratulated for coming from a continuation high school in Richmond to become the Pac-10 champion.
Curtis Taylor (Laney Track Coach): "Great kid....was very motivated once she was pointed in the right direction. I am a better coach and person from what I've learned from working with and being connected with her..."
NCAA DI Performance List Women
Courtesy NCAA
1/26/2009 08:51 PM NCAA Division I 2009 Indoor Championship Page 1
College Station, Tx - 3/13/2009 to 3/14/2009
PERFORMANCE LIST * Converted
Event 17 Women 60 Meter Dash ** Auto: 7.26 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED TIME DATE
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1 Murielle Ahoure SR Miami 7.17 01-17
2 Porscha Lucas JR Texas A&M 7.30 01-24
3 Tiffany Townsend SO Baylor 7.32 01-24
4 LaKya Brookins SO South Caroli 7.33 01-17
5 Gabby Mayo SO Texas A&M 7.35 12-06
6 Jessica Young JR Texas Christ 7.35 01-24
7 Shayla Mahan SO South Caroli * 7.36 01-24
8 Alexandria Anderson SR Texas 7.39 01-16
9 Charonda Williams SR Arizona State; Samuel Gompers Continuation High School, Richmond; Laney College, Oakland 2007 * 7.41 01-23
10 Lynne Layne JR Tennessee 7.41 01-24
11 Cherrelle Garrett SO California; Mt. Eden HS, Hayward * 7.41 01-24
12 Allison George SR Texas A&M 7.42 01-24
13 Trisha Anne Hawthorne SO Connecticut 7.43 01-10
14 Joanna Atkins SO Auburn * 7.43 01-24
15 Tiffany Ofili SR Michigan 7.44 01-17
Event 18 Women 200 Meter Dash ** Auto: 23.20 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED TIME DATE
==== ======================= == ======================= =========== =====
1 Porscha Lucas JR Texas A&M 23.39 01-24
2 Tiffany Townsend SO Baylor 23.41 01-24
3 Jessica Beard SO Texas A&M 23.59 01-09
4 Shavon Greaves SO Penn State 23.77 01-17
5 Leslie Cole SR Oklahoma 23.77 01-23
6 Joanna Atkins SO Auburn 23.78 01-17
7 Charonda Williams SR Arizona Stat 23.81 01-23
8 Allison George SR Texas A&M 23.81 01-24
9 Cherrelle Garrett SO California 23.83 01-24
Event 19 Women 400 Meter Dash ** Auto: 52.40 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED TIME DATE
==== ======================= == ======================= =========== =====
1 Jessica Beard SO Texas A&M 52.86 01-24
2 Nadonnia Rodrigues FR South Caroli 53.52 01-17
3 Francena McCorory SO Hampton 54.03 01-17
4 Leslie Cole SR Oklahoma 54.04 01-24
5 Brandi Cross JR South Caroli 54.12 01-17
Event 20 Women 800 Meter Run ** Auto: 02:05.00 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED TIME DATE
==== ======================= == ======================= =========== =====
1 Phoebe Wright JR Tennessee 2:05.71 01-24
2 Geena Gall SR Michigan 2:06.39 01-17
3 Leander Ernest JR Missouri Sta 2:07.16 01-24
4 Molly Beckwith JR Indiana 2:08.65 01-17
5 Callie Pottinger JR UNC * 2:08.82 01-10
Event 21 Women 1 Mile Run ** Auto: 04:38.00 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED TIME DATE
==== ======================= == ======================= =========== =====
1 Sarah Bowman SR Tennessee 4:35.35 01-24
2 Nicole Blood JR Oregon; Royal HS, Simi Valley, CA 2006 4:44.11 01-17 3 Kaitlin Shiver SO Florida * 4:45.69 01-24
4 Erin Bedell JR Baylor 4:46.05 01-24
5 Gwen Jorgensen SR Wisconsin 4:46.09 01-23
6 Genevieve LaCaze FR Florida * 4:46.60 01-24
7 Laura Hermanson SR N. Dakota St. * 4:46.73 01-24
8 Liliani Mendez SR Kansas State 4:46.79 01-24
9 Tarah McKay JR Louisville * 4:46.84 01-24
10 Danielle Bradley JR Baylor 4:47.16 01-24
11 Nichole Jones JR Baylor 4:47.19 01-24
12 Heidi Dahl SR East Tenness 4:47.39 01-17
13 Lennie Waite SR Rice * 4:47.40 01-16
14 Molly Lehman SR Duke 4:47.68 01-23
15 Jackie Areson JR Tennessee 4:47.90 01-24
Event 22 Women 3000 Meter Run ** Auto: 09:15.00 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED TIME DATE
==== ======================= == ======================= =========== =====
1 Tasmin Fanning SR Virginia Tec * 9:01.57 12-05
2 Lisa Koll JR Iowa State 9:09.92 01-24
3 Sarah Bowman SR Tennessee 9:11.31 01-17
4 Lucy Van Dalen SO Stony Brook- 9:26.68 01-16
5 Natalie Sherback SR Virginia Tec * 9:30.77 12-05
Event 23 Women 5000 Meter Run ** Auto: 16:08.00 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED TIME DATE
==== ======================= == ======================= =========== =====
1 Sally Kipyego SR Texas Tech * 15:54.36 01-24
2 Lillian Badaru SO Texas Tech * 16:21.59 01-24
Event 24 Women 60 Meter Hurdles ** Auto: 8.14 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED TIME DATE
==== ======================= == ======================= =========== =====
1 Tiffany Ofili SR Michigan 8.01 01-24
2 Vanneisha Ivy JR UNC 8.17 01-10
3 Kristi Castlin JR Virginia Tec 8.23 01-16
4 Tiki James JR Central Flor * 8.27 01-24
5 Gabby Mayo SO Texas A&M 8.27 01-24
6 Amy Menlove JR Brigham Youn * 8.29 01-25
7 Teona Rogers SO Florida Stat 8.30 01-16
8 Ronnetta Alexander SR South Caroli * 8.33 01-24
9 Moriam-Seun Adigun SR Houston 8.34 01-16
10 Racquel Vassell SO Hampton 8.37 01-09
11 Ti'erra Brown SO Miami 8.37 01-17
12 Jackie Coward FR Central Flor * 8.38 01-24
13 Kimyon Broom JR California * 8.40 01-24
14 Mycaiah Clemons SR Pittsburgh 8.40 01-17
15 Kimberley Laing SO Alabama 8.40 01-10
16 Arna Erega SO Nebraska 8.40 01-24
17 Loreal Smith SR NCAT 8.42 01-24
18 Ranay Harvey SR Purdue 8.43 01-24
Event 25 Women 4x400 Meter Relay ** Auto: 03:33.00 **
RANK SCHOOL SEED TIME DATE
==== ================================================== =========== =====
1 Texas A&M 3:37.91 01-09
1) Sandy Wooten JR 2) Allison George SR
3) Jessica Beard SO 4) Porscha Lucas JR
2 Baylor 3:38.97 01-24
1) Katrina Taylor SR 2) Egle Uljas SR
3) Tiffany Townsend SO 4) Diamond Richardson FR
3 Texas Christian 3:39.08 01-24
1) Jessica Clarke SR 2) Kishelle Paul SR
3) Haley Shade FR 4) Jessica Young JR
Event 26 Women Distance Medley ** Auto: 11:09.00 **
RANK SCHOOL SEED TIME DATE
==== ================================================== =========== =====
1 Texas Tech * 11:15.40 01-16
1) Lillian Badaru SO 2) Jonisha Boleware JR
3) Asia Diaz SR 4) Sally Kipyego SR
Event 27 Women High Jump ** Auto: 1.85 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED MARK DATE
==== ======================= == ======================= =========== =====
1 Destinee Hooker JR Texas 1.91m 01-16
2 Raevan Harris SR Auburn 1.89m 01-17
3 Elizabeth Patterson JR Arizona 1.88m 01-17
4 Becky Christensen SR Harvard 1.85m 12-13
5 Inika McPherson JR California 1.81m 01-24
6 Epley Bullock JR Nebraska 1.80m 01-24
7 Ashley Rhoades JR Indiana 1.79m 01-17
8 Ada Robinson FR Brigham Youn 1.78m 01-25
9 Kristen Meister JR California; Memorial HS, Port Arthur, TX 1.78m 01-24
10 April Sinkler SO Clemson 1.78m 01-10
11 Chealsea Taylor JR Alabama 1.78m 01-10
12 Anastasia Wilson JR Clemson 1.78m 01-16
Event 28 Women Pole Vault ** Auto: 4.20 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED MARK DATE
==== ======================= == ======================= =========== =====
1 Alicia Rue JR Minnesota 4.37m 01-17
2 Natalie Willer SO Nebraska 4.27m 01-24
3 Katie Stripling JR Arkansas 4.25m 01-24
4 Gabriella Duclos JR Arizona 4.22m 01-17
5 Katie Morgan SR California 4.20m 01-24
6 Sonia Grabowska SO Utah State 4.20m 01-17
7 Kylie Hutson JR Indiana Stat 4.20m 01-16
8 Vera Neuenswander JR Indiana 4.15m 01-23
9 Tina Sutej FR Arkansas 4.10m 01-09
10 Leslie Brost FR N. Dakota St. 4.10m 01-17
11 Mary Saxer SR Notre Dame 4.06m 01-16
12 Carrie Kayes JR Akron 4.05m 01-23
13 Mallory Peck SR Purdue 4.00m 01-17
14 Alicia Essex SR Tennessee 3.98m 01-24
15 Melissa Beerse JR Air Force 3.96m 01-16
16 Abigail Schaffer FR Virginia Tec 3.96m 01-17
17 Melissa Gergel SO Oregon 3.96m 01-17
18 Natalie Moser SR Florida 3.95m 01-24
19 Stephanie Foreman FR Arkansas Sta 3.95m 01-23
20 Katie Stoever JR Oral Roberts 3.95m 01-24
21 Katelyn Rodrigue JR LSU 3.95m 01-23
22 Sarah Landau SR Arkansas 3.95m 01-09
23 Lynda Cooper SR Alabama 3.95m 01-09
24 Tara Diebold JR Arkansas 3.95m 01-09
25 Elouise Rudy SR Montana Stat 3.95m 01-23
26 KC Dahlgren JR Idaho 3.95m 01-24
27 Ari Ince SO Rice 3.95m 01-16
Event 29 Women Long Jump ** Auto: 6.35 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED MARK DATE
==== ======================= == ======================= =========== =====
1 Jeomi Maduka SR Cornell 6.63m 01-24
2 Natasha Harvey SR Jacksonville 6.41m 01-24
3 Bianca Stuart SR Southern Ill 6.41m 01-16
4 TiAnca Mock SO Oklahoma 6.39m 01-23
5 Bettie Wade SR Michigan 6.35m 01-24
6 Tiffany Ofili SR Michigan 6.27m 01-24
7 Jamesha Youngblood SO Oregon; Hercules HS, CA 6.26m 01-17
8 Amy Menlove JR Brigham Youn 6.26m 01-25
9 Eleni Kafourou SR Boise State 6.19m 01-24
10 Ashika Charan JR Texas A&M 6.17m 01-24
11 Andrea Linton SR LSU 6.17m 01-23
12 Peter-Gaye Beckford SR Arkansas 6.14m 01-24
13 April Sinkler SO Clemson 6.11m 01-09
14 Tyler Ford FR UNC 6.10m 01-17
Event 30 Women Triple Jump ** Auto: 13.30 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED MARK DATE
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1 Kimberly Williams SO Florida Stat 14.03m 01-16
2 Sarah Nambawa JR Middle Tenne 13.36m 12-06
3 Jeomi Maduka SR Cornell 13.26m 01-17
4 Tiara Swanagan JR Florida Stat 13.18m 01-16
5 Ashika Charan JR Texas A&M 13.11m 01-09
6 Casey Taylor SR Michigan 13.09m 01-24
7 Patricia Mamona JR Clemson 13.06m 01-16
8 Yasmine Regis SR Texas A&M 13.05m 01-24
9 Deanna Young JR New Mexico 12.91m 01-24
10 April Sinkler SO Clemson 12.90m 01-16
11 Jennifer Gurrant SR Albany 12.88m 01-23
12 Eleni Kafourou SR Boise State 12.86m 01-24
13 Lauren Martin JR Indiana Stat 12.70m 01-16
14 Ashley May JR Southern Mis 12.70m 01-23
Event 31 Women Shot Put ** Auto: 16.90 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED MARK DATE
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1 Mariam Kevkhishvili JR Florida 17.07m 01-24
2 Patience Knight SR Texas Tech 16.69m 01-24
3 Annie Alexander SO Tennessee 16.64m 01-17
4 Tynisha McMillian JR Connecticut 16.16m 01-10
5 Jordyn Brown JR Texas 16.07m 01-16
6 Keely Medieros SO Florida 16.04m 01-24
7 Krishna Lee SR Missouri 15.85m 01-09
8 Tiffany Howard SR Indiana 15.83m 01-10
9 Mykael Bothum JR Idaho 15.73m 01-24
10 Megan Howard SR Arizona 15.66m 01-24
11 D'Andra Carter SR Texas Tech 15.61m 01-17
12 Nia Henderson SR Kent State 15.60m 01-17
13 Aja Evans JR Illinois 15.57m 01-24
14 Kacie Sharp SR Nebraska 15.54m 01-17
15 Lawanda Henry FR NCST 15.53m 12-06
16 Khadija Abdullah FR Louisville 15.52m 12-05
17 Nicole Lloyd SR Arizona 15.48m 01-17
18 Stevi Large SR Akron 15.46m 01-23
19 Sivan Aballi SR Memphis 15.28m 01-24
20 Allison Liske SO Michigan 15.25m 01-09
Event 32 Women Weight Throw ** Auto: 21.00 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED MARK DATE
==== ======================= == ======================= =========== =====
1 Stevi Large SR Akron 21.25m 01-23
2 Loren Groves SR Kansas State 20.89m 01-17
3 D'Ana McCarty SO Louisville 20.43m 12-05
4 Victoria Flowers FR Connecticut 20.30m 01-23
5 Ozie Okolie JR Texas Tech 20.21m 01-24
6 Frednisha Marshall JR Stephen F. A 19.71m 01-23
7 Irene Cooper JR Western Mich 19.66m 01-16
8 Anna Weber SR Notre Dame 19.36m 01-16
9 Kelsey Hanley SO Indiana Stat 19.23m 12-12
10 Krishna Lee SR Missouri 19.16m 01-09
11 Sasha Leeth JR Southern Ill 18.94m 01-16
Event 34 Women Indoor Pentathlon ** Auto: 4050 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED MARK DATE
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1 Amy Menlove JR Brigham Youn 4048 01-09
2 Mindy Neeley JR Brigham Youn 3823 01-09
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PERFORMANCE LIST * Converted
Event 17 Women 60 Meter Dash ** Auto: 7.26 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED TIME DATE
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1 Murielle Ahoure SR Miami 7.17 01-17
2 Porscha Lucas JR Texas A&M 7.30 01-24
3 Tiffany Townsend SO Baylor 7.32 01-24
4 LaKya Brookins SO South Caroli 7.33 01-17
5 Gabby Mayo SO Texas A&M 7.35 12-06
6 Jessica Young JR Texas Christ 7.35 01-24
7 Shayla Mahan SO South Caroli * 7.36 01-24
8 Alexandria Anderson SR Texas 7.39 01-16
9 Charonda Williams SR Arizona State; Samuel Gompers Continuation High School, Richmond; Laney College, Oakland 2007 * 7.41 01-23
10 Lynne Layne JR Tennessee 7.41 01-24
11 Cherrelle Garrett SO California; Mt. Eden HS, Hayward * 7.41 01-24
12 Allison George SR Texas A&M 7.42 01-24
13 Trisha Anne Hawthorne SO Connecticut 7.43 01-10
14 Joanna Atkins SO Auburn * 7.43 01-24
15 Tiffany Ofili SR Michigan 7.44 01-17
Event 18 Women 200 Meter Dash ** Auto: 23.20 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED TIME DATE
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1 Porscha Lucas JR Texas A&M 23.39 01-24
2 Tiffany Townsend SO Baylor 23.41 01-24
3 Jessica Beard SO Texas A&M 23.59 01-09
4 Shavon Greaves SO Penn State 23.77 01-17
5 Leslie Cole SR Oklahoma 23.77 01-23
6 Joanna Atkins SO Auburn 23.78 01-17
7 Charonda Williams SR Arizona Stat 23.81 01-23
8 Allison George SR Texas A&M 23.81 01-24
9 Cherrelle Garrett SO California 23.83 01-24
Event 19 Women 400 Meter Dash ** Auto: 52.40 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED TIME DATE
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1 Jessica Beard SO Texas A&M 52.86 01-24
2 Nadonnia Rodrigues FR South Caroli 53.52 01-17
3 Francena McCorory SO Hampton 54.03 01-17
4 Leslie Cole SR Oklahoma 54.04 01-24
5 Brandi Cross JR South Caroli 54.12 01-17
Event 20 Women 800 Meter Run ** Auto: 02:05.00 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED TIME DATE
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1 Phoebe Wright JR Tennessee 2:05.71 01-24
2 Geena Gall SR Michigan 2:06.39 01-17
3 Leander Ernest JR Missouri Sta 2:07.16 01-24
4 Molly Beckwith JR Indiana 2:08.65 01-17
5 Callie Pottinger JR UNC * 2:08.82 01-10
Event 21 Women 1 Mile Run ** Auto: 04:38.00 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED TIME DATE
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1 Sarah Bowman SR Tennessee 4:35.35 01-24
2 Nicole Blood JR Oregon; Royal HS, Simi Valley, CA 2006 4:44.11 01-17 3 Kaitlin Shiver SO Florida * 4:45.69 01-24
4 Erin Bedell JR Baylor 4:46.05 01-24
5 Gwen Jorgensen SR Wisconsin 4:46.09 01-23
6 Genevieve LaCaze FR Florida * 4:46.60 01-24
7 Laura Hermanson SR N. Dakota St. * 4:46.73 01-24
8 Liliani Mendez SR Kansas State 4:46.79 01-24
9 Tarah McKay JR Louisville * 4:46.84 01-24
10 Danielle Bradley JR Baylor 4:47.16 01-24
11 Nichole Jones JR Baylor 4:47.19 01-24
12 Heidi Dahl SR East Tenness 4:47.39 01-17
13 Lennie Waite SR Rice * 4:47.40 01-16
14 Molly Lehman SR Duke 4:47.68 01-23
15 Jackie Areson JR Tennessee 4:47.90 01-24
Event 22 Women 3000 Meter Run ** Auto: 09:15.00 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED TIME DATE
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1 Tasmin Fanning SR Virginia Tec * 9:01.57 12-05
2 Lisa Koll JR Iowa State 9:09.92 01-24
3 Sarah Bowman SR Tennessee 9:11.31 01-17
4 Lucy Van Dalen SO Stony Brook- 9:26.68 01-16
5 Natalie Sherback SR Virginia Tec * 9:30.77 12-05
Event 23 Women 5000 Meter Run ** Auto: 16:08.00 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED TIME DATE
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1 Sally Kipyego SR Texas Tech * 15:54.36 01-24
2 Lillian Badaru SO Texas Tech * 16:21.59 01-24
Event 24 Women 60 Meter Hurdles ** Auto: 8.14 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED TIME DATE
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1 Tiffany Ofili SR Michigan 8.01 01-24
2 Vanneisha Ivy JR UNC 8.17 01-10
3 Kristi Castlin JR Virginia Tec 8.23 01-16
4 Tiki James JR Central Flor * 8.27 01-24
5 Gabby Mayo SO Texas A&M 8.27 01-24
6 Amy Menlove JR Brigham Youn * 8.29 01-25
7 Teona Rogers SO Florida Stat 8.30 01-16
8 Ronnetta Alexander SR South Caroli * 8.33 01-24
9 Moriam-Seun Adigun SR Houston 8.34 01-16
10 Racquel Vassell SO Hampton 8.37 01-09
11 Ti'erra Brown SO Miami 8.37 01-17
12 Jackie Coward FR Central Flor * 8.38 01-24
13 Kimyon Broom JR California * 8.40 01-24
14 Mycaiah Clemons SR Pittsburgh 8.40 01-17
15 Kimberley Laing SO Alabama 8.40 01-10
16 Arna Erega SO Nebraska 8.40 01-24
17 Loreal Smith SR NCAT 8.42 01-24
18 Ranay Harvey SR Purdue 8.43 01-24
Event 25 Women 4x400 Meter Relay ** Auto: 03:33.00 **
RANK SCHOOL SEED TIME DATE
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1 Texas A&M 3:37.91 01-09
1) Sandy Wooten JR 2) Allison George SR
3) Jessica Beard SO 4) Porscha Lucas JR
2 Baylor 3:38.97 01-24
1) Katrina Taylor SR 2) Egle Uljas SR
3) Tiffany Townsend SO 4) Diamond Richardson FR
3 Texas Christian 3:39.08 01-24
1) Jessica Clarke SR 2) Kishelle Paul SR
3) Haley Shade FR 4) Jessica Young JR
Event 26 Women Distance Medley ** Auto: 11:09.00 **
RANK SCHOOL SEED TIME DATE
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1 Texas Tech * 11:15.40 01-16
1) Lillian Badaru SO 2) Jonisha Boleware JR
3) Asia Diaz SR 4) Sally Kipyego SR
Event 27 Women High Jump ** Auto: 1.85 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED MARK DATE
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1 Destinee Hooker JR Texas 1.91m 01-16
2 Raevan Harris SR Auburn 1.89m 01-17
3 Elizabeth Patterson JR Arizona 1.88m 01-17
4 Becky Christensen SR Harvard 1.85m 12-13
5 Inika McPherson JR California 1.81m 01-24
6 Epley Bullock JR Nebraska 1.80m 01-24
7 Ashley Rhoades JR Indiana 1.79m 01-17
8 Ada Robinson FR Brigham Youn 1.78m 01-25
9 Kristen Meister JR California; Memorial HS, Port Arthur, TX 1.78m 01-24
10 April Sinkler SO Clemson 1.78m 01-10
11 Chealsea Taylor JR Alabama 1.78m 01-10
12 Anastasia Wilson JR Clemson 1.78m 01-16
Event 28 Women Pole Vault ** Auto: 4.20 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED MARK DATE
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1 Alicia Rue JR Minnesota 4.37m 01-17
2 Natalie Willer SO Nebraska 4.27m 01-24
3 Katie Stripling JR Arkansas 4.25m 01-24
4 Gabriella Duclos JR Arizona 4.22m 01-17
5 Katie Morgan SR California 4.20m 01-24
6 Sonia Grabowska SO Utah State 4.20m 01-17
7 Kylie Hutson JR Indiana Stat 4.20m 01-16
8 Vera Neuenswander JR Indiana 4.15m 01-23
9 Tina Sutej FR Arkansas 4.10m 01-09
10 Leslie Brost FR N. Dakota St. 4.10m 01-17
11 Mary Saxer SR Notre Dame 4.06m 01-16
12 Carrie Kayes JR Akron 4.05m 01-23
13 Mallory Peck SR Purdue 4.00m 01-17
14 Alicia Essex SR Tennessee 3.98m 01-24
15 Melissa Beerse JR Air Force 3.96m 01-16
16 Abigail Schaffer FR Virginia Tec 3.96m 01-17
17 Melissa Gergel SO Oregon 3.96m 01-17
18 Natalie Moser SR Florida 3.95m 01-24
19 Stephanie Foreman FR Arkansas Sta 3.95m 01-23
20 Katie Stoever JR Oral Roberts 3.95m 01-24
21 Katelyn Rodrigue JR LSU 3.95m 01-23
22 Sarah Landau SR Arkansas 3.95m 01-09
23 Lynda Cooper SR Alabama 3.95m 01-09
24 Tara Diebold JR Arkansas 3.95m 01-09
25 Elouise Rudy SR Montana Stat 3.95m 01-23
26 KC Dahlgren JR Idaho 3.95m 01-24
27 Ari Ince SO Rice 3.95m 01-16
Event 29 Women Long Jump ** Auto: 6.35 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED MARK DATE
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1 Jeomi Maduka SR Cornell 6.63m 01-24
2 Natasha Harvey SR Jacksonville 6.41m 01-24
3 Bianca Stuart SR Southern Ill 6.41m 01-16
4 TiAnca Mock SO Oklahoma 6.39m 01-23
5 Bettie Wade SR Michigan 6.35m 01-24
6 Tiffany Ofili SR Michigan 6.27m 01-24
7 Jamesha Youngblood SO Oregon; Hercules HS, CA 6.26m 01-17
8 Amy Menlove JR Brigham Youn 6.26m 01-25
9 Eleni Kafourou SR Boise State 6.19m 01-24
10 Ashika Charan JR Texas A&M 6.17m 01-24
11 Andrea Linton SR LSU 6.17m 01-23
12 Peter-Gaye Beckford SR Arkansas 6.14m 01-24
13 April Sinkler SO Clemson 6.11m 01-09
14 Tyler Ford FR UNC 6.10m 01-17
Event 30 Women Triple Jump ** Auto: 13.30 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED MARK DATE
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1 Kimberly Williams SO Florida Stat 14.03m 01-16
2 Sarah Nambawa JR Middle Tenne 13.36m 12-06
3 Jeomi Maduka SR Cornell 13.26m 01-17
4 Tiara Swanagan JR Florida Stat 13.18m 01-16
5 Ashika Charan JR Texas A&M 13.11m 01-09
6 Casey Taylor SR Michigan 13.09m 01-24
7 Patricia Mamona JR Clemson 13.06m 01-16
8 Yasmine Regis SR Texas A&M 13.05m 01-24
9 Deanna Young JR New Mexico 12.91m 01-24
10 April Sinkler SO Clemson 12.90m 01-16
11 Jennifer Gurrant SR Albany 12.88m 01-23
12 Eleni Kafourou SR Boise State 12.86m 01-24
13 Lauren Martin JR Indiana Stat 12.70m 01-16
14 Ashley May JR Southern Mis 12.70m 01-23
Event 31 Women Shot Put ** Auto: 16.90 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED MARK DATE
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1 Mariam Kevkhishvili JR Florida 17.07m 01-24
2 Patience Knight SR Texas Tech 16.69m 01-24
3 Annie Alexander SO Tennessee 16.64m 01-17
4 Tynisha McMillian JR Connecticut 16.16m 01-10
5 Jordyn Brown JR Texas 16.07m 01-16
6 Keely Medieros SO Florida 16.04m 01-24
7 Krishna Lee SR Missouri 15.85m 01-09
8 Tiffany Howard SR Indiana 15.83m 01-10
9 Mykael Bothum JR Idaho 15.73m 01-24
10 Megan Howard SR Arizona 15.66m 01-24
11 D'Andra Carter SR Texas Tech 15.61m 01-17
12 Nia Henderson SR Kent State 15.60m 01-17
13 Aja Evans JR Illinois 15.57m 01-24
14 Kacie Sharp SR Nebraska 15.54m 01-17
15 Lawanda Henry FR NCST 15.53m 12-06
16 Khadija Abdullah FR Louisville 15.52m 12-05
17 Nicole Lloyd SR Arizona 15.48m 01-17
18 Stevi Large SR Akron 15.46m 01-23
19 Sivan Aballi SR Memphis 15.28m 01-24
20 Allison Liske SO Michigan 15.25m 01-09
Event 32 Women Weight Throw ** Auto: 21.00 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED MARK DATE
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1 Stevi Large SR Akron 21.25m 01-23
2 Loren Groves SR Kansas State 20.89m 01-17
3 D'Ana McCarty SO Louisville 20.43m 12-05
4 Victoria Flowers FR Connecticut 20.30m 01-23
5 Ozie Okolie JR Texas Tech 20.21m 01-24
6 Frednisha Marshall JR Stephen F. A 19.71m 01-23
7 Irene Cooper JR Western Mich 19.66m 01-16
8 Anna Weber SR Notre Dame 19.36m 01-16
9 Kelsey Hanley SO Indiana Stat 19.23m 12-12
10 Krishna Lee SR Missouri 19.16m 01-09
11 Sasha Leeth JR Southern Ill 18.94m 01-16
Event 34 Women Indoor Pentathlon ** Auto: 4050 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED MARK DATE
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1 Amy Menlove JR Brigham Youn 4048 01-09
2 Mindy Neeley JR Brigham Youn 3823 01-09
NCAA DI Performance List Men 1/26/2009
Courtesy NCAA
1/26/2009 08:51 PM NCAA Division I 2009 Indoor Championship Page 1
College Station, Tx - 3/13/2009 to 3/14/2009
PERFORMANCE LIST * Converted
Event 1 Men 60 Meter Dash ** Auto: 6.63 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED TIME DATE
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1 Jacoby Ford SO Clemson 6.59 01-10
2 Ibrahim Kabia SR Minnesota 6.64 01-17
3 Gerald Phiri SO Texas A&M 6.65 01-24
4 Trindon Holliday JR LSU 6.66 01-23
5 Marcus Rowland FR Auburn 6.66 01-17
6 Ngonidzashe Makusha SO Florida Stat 6.68 01-16
7 Evander Wells JR Tennessee 6.69 01-09
8 Caleso Newman JR NCAT 6.70 01-09
9 Trenton Guy, Jr SO Clemson 6.71 01-10
10 Justin Austin FR Kentucky 6.71 01-17
11 Shane Crawford SO Purdue 6.73 01-17
12 Kyle Stevenson JR Tennessee 6.73 01-09
13 Justin Murdock FR Clemson 6.73 01-10
14 Maurice Mitchell FR Florida Stat 6.73 01-16
15 Javon Young FR Charleston S 6.73 01-16
16 A'Tolani Akinkuotu JR NCST 6.74 01-10
17 Terrell Wilks SO Florida * 6.74 01-24
Event 2 Men 200 Meter Dash ** Auto: 20.83 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED TIME DATE
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1 Torrin Lawrence FR Georgia 20.77 01-17
2 Evander Wells JR Tennessee 20.90 01-17
3 Chris Dykes SR Texas A&M 21.17 01-24
4 Whitney Prevost FR Baylor 21.20 01-17
5 Gerald Phiri SO Texas A&M 21.23 01-09
Event 3 Men 400 Meter Dash ** Auto: 46.15 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED TIME DATE
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1 Torrin Lawrence FR Georgia * 46.44 01-24
2 Gil Roberts SO Texas Tech 46.59 01-17
3 Jarrin Solomon SR New Mexico 46.84 01-24
4 Calvin Smith JR Florida 47.04 01-17
5 Bobby McCoy SR Arizona 47.06 01-24
6 Gakologelwang Masheto SR Illinois 47.07 01-17
7 Donald Sanford SR Arizona Stat 47.15 01-23
8 Justin Oliver SR Texas A&M 47.15 01-24
9 Jose Acevedo SR Kentucky 47.16 01-17
10 Lukas Hulett JR Nebraska 47.17 01-24
Event 4 Men 800 Meter Run ** Auto: 01:48.00 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED TIME DATE
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1 Jacob Hernandez SR Texas 1:48.72 01-24
2 Tyler Mulder SR Northern Iow 1:48.81 01-24
3 Carlos Phillips SR Florida * 1:49.26 01-24
4 Tevan Everett SR Texas 1:49.54 01-24
5 Chris Gowell SR Baylor 1:49.84 01-24
6 Mike Carmody SR Texas 1:49.89 01-24
7 Felix Kitur SO Virginia Mil 1:50.22 12-06
8 Lee Emanuel SR New Mexico * 1:50.30 01-24
9 Tony Clement JR Oklahoma 1:50.31 01-24
Event 5 Men 1 Mile Run ** Auto: 03:59.50 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED TIME DATE
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1 German Fernandez FR Oklahoma State (Riverbank High School, California) 3:56.50 01-24
2 Dorian Ulrey JR Arkansas 3:57.60 01-24
3 Brad Miller SO Syracuse 4:00.19 01-24
4 Hayden McLaren JR Providence 4:00.28 01-24
5 Mark Davidson SO Tulsa 4:01.40 01-24
6 Felix Kiboiywo JR Auburn 4:02.93 01-24
7 Tyson David JR Alabama 4:03.11 01-24
8 Gilbert Limo SO Texas Tech * 4:03.25 01-24
9 Jacob Boone SO Oklahoma 4:03.80 01-24
10 Rob Sorrell JR Oklahoma 4:03.87 01-24
11 Justin Taylor JR Florida * 4:03.94 01-24
Event 6 Men 3000 Meter Run ** Auto: 07:54.50 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED TIME DATE
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1 Chris Rombough JR Minnesota * 7:59.36 01-24
2 Jean-Pierre Weerts JR Auburn 8:01.47 01-24
3 David McCarthy FR Providence 8:02.42 01-24
4 Hassan Mead SO Minnesota * 8:03.50 01-24
5 Elkanah Kibet JR Auburn 8:03.83 01-24
6 Ben True FR Dartmouth * 8:04.25 01-11
Event 7 Men 5000 Meter Run ** Auto: 13:47.00 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED TIME DATE
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1 Girma Mecheso FR Auburn 14:01.14 01-24
Event 8 Men 60 Meter Hurdles ** Auto: 7.70 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED TIME DATE
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1 Jason Richardson SR South Caroli 7.58 01-17
2 Omo Osaghae JR Texas Tech * 7.72 01-17
3 Lehann Fourie SO Nebraska 7.79 01-24
4 Josh Hembrough SO Purdue 7.81 01-24
5 Mikel Thomas SR Kentucky 7.83 01-17
6 Kallinka Pitt SR Florida * 7.84 01-24
7 Jarret Eaton SO Syracuse * 7.84 01-16
8 Dennis Martin SR Florida * 7.85 01-24
9 Myles Bradley JR Stanford 7.85 01-17
10 Charlton Rolle SO Tennessee 7.85 01-17
11 Johnny Dutch SO South Caroli * 7.85 01-23
12 Justin Gaymon SR Georgia 7.86 01-24
13 Aramis Massenburg SO Norfolk Stat 7.87 01-09
14 Predist Walker SO Hampton 7.87 01-17
15 William Wynne FR Florida 7.88 01-17
16 DeRay Sloss JR Middle Tenne * 7.89 12-06
17 Will Vese SR Texas-San An 7.90 01-16
18 Ashton Eaton JR Oregon 7.91 01-17
19 Chris Kinney SO Georgetown 7.91 01-16
Event 9 Men 4x400 Meter Relay ** Auto: 03:06.50 **
RANK SCHOOL SEED TIME DATE
==== ================================================== =========== =====
1 Florida 'B' * 3:07.78 01-24
1) Christian Taylor FR 2) Carlos Phillips SR
3) William Wynne FR 4) Calvin Smith JR
2 Baylor 3:08.53 01-24
1) Marcus Boyd SO 2) JT Scheuerman JR
3) Lejerald Betters JR 4) Quentin Iglehart-Summers SR
3 Florida 3:09.14 01-17
1) Carlos Phillips SR 2) R.J. Anderson SR
3) LaMarr Davis SO 4) Calvin Smith JR
4 South Carolina 3:09.34 01-17
1) Quentin Moore JR 2) Obakeng Ngwigwa JR
3) Johnny Dutch SO 4) Aaron Anderson SO
5 Kentucky 3:09.61 01-17
1) Kwasi Obeng JR 2) Justin Austin FR
3) Jose Acevedo SR 4) Mikel Thomas SR
6 Georgia 3:09.65 01-17
1) Justin Gaymon SR 2) Michael Proctor JR
3) Torrin Lawrence FR 4) Philip Adam FR
7 Illinois 3:09.97 01-17
1) Hendrik Maartens FR 2) Gary Miller SR
3) Daniel Jones SO 4) Gakologelwang Masheto SR
8 Texas Tech 3:10.14 01-24
1) Rodney Mims SR 2) Markus Henderson FR
3) Brandon Washington SO 4) Gil Roberts SO
9 Texas 3:10.38 01-24
1) Tevas Everett JR 2) Tevan Everett SR
3) Jacob Hernandez SR 4) Danzell Fortson SO
Event 11 Men High Jump ** Auto: 2.24 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED MARK DATE
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1 Jerome Miller SR Georgia Tech 2.25m 01-23
2 Scott Sellers SR Kansas State 2.19m 12-12
3 Ed Wright SR California; St. Mary's HS, Berkeley 2.19m 01-24
4 Ryan Fritz SR Penn State 2.19m 01-17
5 Dwight Barbiasz FR Maryland 2.18m 01-17
6 Paul Hamilton SO Nebraska 2.17m 01-17
7 Tone Belt JR Louisville 2.17m 01-24
8 Derek Drouin FR Indiana 2.16m 01-23
9 Julian Morris JR Northern Iow 2.16m 01-24
10 James Blocker JR Morgan State 2.16m 01-23
11 Ehi Oamen JR Northern Iow 2.16m 01-24
12 Justin Frick JR Princeton 2.15m 12-06
13 Major Clay SO Indiana Stat 2.15m 01-16
14 Garrett Huyler SR Cornell 2.14m 12-06
15 Adam Bergo FR Rutgers 2.14m 01-17
16 Michael Healey SO Kansas State 2.14m 12-13
17 Travis Leuer SR Northern Iow 2.14m 01-17
18 Clint Silcock SO Utah State 2.14m 01-17
19 Trent Arrivey JR Washington S 2.14m 01-24
20 Michael McCall SO Akron 2.14m 01-23
Event 12 Men Pole Vault ** Auto: 5.50 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED MARK DATE
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1 Jordan Scott JR Kansas 5.50m 01-16
2 Bob Low SR Brigham Youn 5.45m 01-24
3 Luke Schoen JR Albany 5.35m 01-16
4 Ben Peterson JR Minnesota 5.30m 01-10
5 Hunter Hall SO Virginia Tec 5.26m 01-10
6 Jeff Coover JR Indiana 5.25m 01-24
7 Seth Burney JR Nebraska 5.23m 01-24
8 Casey Roche SO Stanford 5.21m 01-17
9 Jared Jodon JR Virginia Tec 5.21m 01-17
10 Whitney Neves SR Brigham Youn 5.20m 01-24
11 Yavgeniy Olhovsky JR Virginia Tec 5.20m 12-04
12 Ben Pax SR Purdue 5.20m 01-24
13 Eric Sparks JR Purdue 5.20m 01-10
14 Adam Sarafian SR Georgia 5.20m 01-17
15 Chris Spear JR Clemson 5.20m 01-10
16 Nick Mossberg SR Arizona 5.20m 01-17
17 Dustin DeLeo SR UCLA 5.20m 01-17
Event 13 Men Long Jump ** Auto: 7.85 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED MARK DATE
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1 Marlon Woods JR Norfolk Stat 7.77m 01-17
2 Daniel Quinn FR Arkansas 7.77m 01-23
3 Tarek Batchelor FR Arkansas 7.77m 01-23
4 Julian Reid SO Texas A&M 7.74m 12-06
5 Tarish Alexander SR NCAT 7.73m 01-10
6 Christian Taylor FR Florida 7.72m 01-17
7 Wesley Smith FR Louisville 7.68m 01-17
8 Corey Vinston SO Norfolk Stat 7.66m 01-17
9 Luis Rivera-Morales SR Arizona 7.62m 01-17
10 Carl Morgan SR Middle Tenne 7.59m 12-06
11 Zedric Thomas SO LSU 7.57m 01-23
12 Mikese Morse SO Miami 7.56m 01-17
13 Matt Meyer FR Virginia 7.52m 01-10
14 Stanley Gbagbeke SO Middle Tenne 7.52m 12-06
15 Zacharias Arnos JR Boise State 7.51m 01-24
16 Neelon Greenwood JR Oklahoma 7.50m 01-23
17 George Fields SR Clemson 7.50m 01-17
Event 14 Men Triple Jump ** Auto: 16.10 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED MARK DATE
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1 Zuheir Sharif JR Texas A&M 16.23m 01-24
2 Andre Black JR Louisville 16.19m 01-16
3 Nkosinza Balumbu FR Arkansas; James Logan HS, Union City 16.17m 01-09
4 Julian Reid SO Texas A&M 16.04m 01-24
5 Ryan Grinnell SR Boise State 16.02m 01-24
6 Tarek Batchelor FR Arkansas 16.01m 01-24
7 Shardae Boutte SR Oklahoma 16.01m 01-24
8 Clarence Smith SR Penn State 15.96m 01-17
9 Christopher Carter SO Houston 15.89m 01-24
10 Alphonso Jordan JR Georgia Tech 15.81m 01-24
11 Tyron Stewart SO Texas A&M 15.80m 01-24
12 Nasim Siddeeq JR Albany 15.73m 01-23
13 Luis Rivera-Morales SR Arizona 15.71m 01-24
14 Zacharias Arnos JR Boise State 15.69m 01-24
15 Austin Davis SO UNC 15.68m 01-16
16 Jamaal Parker SR Georgia 15.67m 01-24
17 Daniel Quinn FR Arkansas 15.63m 01-24
18 Will Claye FR Oklahoma 15.62m 01-24
19 Carl Morgan SR Middle Tenne 15.60m 12-06
20 Melvin Echard SO Texas A&M 15.58m 01-24
21 Kosta Randjic SR Manhattan 15.58m 01-23
22 Lamar Delaney FR Houston 15.57m 01-24
23 Antillio Bastien SO South Florid 15.52m 01-17
24 Chris Phipps FR Nebraska 15.49m 01-24
25 Neelon Greenwood JR Oklahoma 15.45m 01-24
26 Wale Odetunde FR Mississippi 15.44m 01-16
27 Nicholas Gordon SO Nebraska 15.42m 01-17
28 Marcus Stephens FR SCST 15.42m 01-10
29 Jerome Miller SR Georgia Tech 15.40m 01-24
Event 15 Men Shot Put ** Auto: 19.30 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED MARK DATE
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1 Zack Lloyd SR Arizona 19.71m 01-17
2 Kemal Mesic SO Florida 18.91m 01-17
3 Yemi Ayeni SR Virginia 18.80m 01-17
4 Eric Wersky JR Auburn 18.56m 01-24
5 Leif Arrhenius JR Brigham Youn 18.35m 01-09
6 Nate Hunter JR Northeastern 18.28m 01-23
7 Rashaud Scott SR Kentucky 18.24m 01-17
8 Jason Lewis JR Arizona Stat 18.23m 01-23
9 Bo Taylor SO UCLA 18.22m 01-17
10 John Hickey SR Iowa 18.20m 01-17
11 Ben Stephen FR Indiana 18.18m 01-10
12 Harrison Benjamin SR Texas Tech 18.16m 01-24
13 Pat Whalen SR Ohio State 18.00m 01-10
14 Nick Robinson SO UCLA 17.86m 01-17
15 Nick Panezich SR Tennessee 17.82m 01-09
16 Eric Plummer JR Princeton 17.77m 01-10
Event 16 Men Weight Throw ** Auto: 21.50 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED MARK DATE
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1 Simon Wardhaugh SR Boise State 22.25m 12-06
2 Jason Lewis JR Arizona Stat 22.04m 01-23
3 Walter Henning SO LSU 22.04m 01-23
4 Chris Rohr SR Missouri 21.44m 01-09
5 Jake Shanklin SR Wyoming 21.31m 12-06
6 Sean Pruitt JR Michigan 20.27m 01-17
7 Steffen Nerdal JR Memphis 20.23m 01-24
8 Leif Arrhenius JR Brigham Youn 20.00m 01-09
9 K.P. Singh JR Oklahoma 19.99m 01-24
10 Andrew Hackney SR Louisville 19.93m 01-10
11 Mat Wauters SR Idaho 19.92m 01-23
12 Zac Brouilette SR Iowa State 19.92m 01-23
13 Ben Harpenau SR Purdue 19.85m 01-24
14 Rashaud Scott SR Kentucky 19.78m 01-17
15 Alex Godell SR Colorado Sta 19.71m 01-24
16 Mike Zajac SO South Caroli 19.68m 01-16
17 Eric Roneker SR Cornell 19.59m 12-06
18 Aaron Studt JR Minnesota 19.59m 01-24
19 Alex Pessala SR Princeton 19.58m 12-06
20 Curtis Durocher JR Northern Ari 19.54m 01-17
Event 33 Men Heptathlon ** Auto: 5650 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED MARK DATE
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1 R.J. McGinnis JR Minnesota 5511 01-24
2 Dan Newell SR Liberty 5346 01-24
3 Meelis Kosk SO Brigham Youn 5332 01-10
4 Brock Spandl SO Minnesota 5319 01-24
1/26/2009 08:51 PM NCAA Division I 2009 Indoor Championship Page 1
College Station, Tx - 3/13/2009 to 3/14/2009
PERFORMANCE LIST * Converted
Event 1 Men 60 Meter Dash ** Auto: 6.63 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED TIME DATE
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1 Jacoby Ford SO Clemson 6.59 01-10
2 Ibrahim Kabia SR Minnesota 6.64 01-17
3 Gerald Phiri SO Texas A&M 6.65 01-24
4 Trindon Holliday JR LSU 6.66 01-23
5 Marcus Rowland FR Auburn 6.66 01-17
6 Ngonidzashe Makusha SO Florida Stat 6.68 01-16
7 Evander Wells JR Tennessee 6.69 01-09
8 Caleso Newman JR NCAT 6.70 01-09
9 Trenton Guy, Jr SO Clemson 6.71 01-10
10 Justin Austin FR Kentucky 6.71 01-17
11 Shane Crawford SO Purdue 6.73 01-17
12 Kyle Stevenson JR Tennessee 6.73 01-09
13 Justin Murdock FR Clemson 6.73 01-10
14 Maurice Mitchell FR Florida Stat 6.73 01-16
15 Javon Young FR Charleston S 6.73 01-16
16 A'Tolani Akinkuotu JR NCST 6.74 01-10
17 Terrell Wilks SO Florida * 6.74 01-24
Event 2 Men 200 Meter Dash ** Auto: 20.83 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED TIME DATE
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1 Torrin Lawrence FR Georgia 20.77 01-17
2 Evander Wells JR Tennessee 20.90 01-17
3 Chris Dykes SR Texas A&M 21.17 01-24
4 Whitney Prevost FR Baylor 21.20 01-17
5 Gerald Phiri SO Texas A&M 21.23 01-09
Event 3 Men 400 Meter Dash ** Auto: 46.15 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED TIME DATE
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1 Torrin Lawrence FR Georgia * 46.44 01-24
2 Gil Roberts SO Texas Tech 46.59 01-17
3 Jarrin Solomon SR New Mexico 46.84 01-24
4 Calvin Smith JR Florida 47.04 01-17
5 Bobby McCoy SR Arizona 47.06 01-24
6 Gakologelwang Masheto SR Illinois 47.07 01-17
7 Donald Sanford SR Arizona Stat 47.15 01-23
8 Justin Oliver SR Texas A&M 47.15 01-24
9 Jose Acevedo SR Kentucky 47.16 01-17
10 Lukas Hulett JR Nebraska 47.17 01-24
Event 4 Men 800 Meter Run ** Auto: 01:48.00 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED TIME DATE
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1 Jacob Hernandez SR Texas 1:48.72 01-24
2 Tyler Mulder SR Northern Iow 1:48.81 01-24
3 Carlos Phillips SR Florida * 1:49.26 01-24
4 Tevan Everett SR Texas 1:49.54 01-24
5 Chris Gowell SR Baylor 1:49.84 01-24
6 Mike Carmody SR Texas 1:49.89 01-24
7 Felix Kitur SO Virginia Mil 1:50.22 12-06
8 Lee Emanuel SR New Mexico * 1:50.30 01-24
9 Tony Clement JR Oklahoma 1:50.31 01-24
Event 5 Men 1 Mile Run ** Auto: 03:59.50 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED TIME DATE
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1 German Fernandez FR Oklahoma State (Riverbank High School, California) 3:56.50 01-24
2 Dorian Ulrey JR Arkansas 3:57.60 01-24
3 Brad Miller SO Syracuse 4:00.19 01-24
4 Hayden McLaren JR Providence 4:00.28 01-24
5 Mark Davidson SO Tulsa 4:01.40 01-24
6 Felix Kiboiywo JR Auburn 4:02.93 01-24
7 Tyson David JR Alabama 4:03.11 01-24
8 Gilbert Limo SO Texas Tech * 4:03.25 01-24
9 Jacob Boone SO Oklahoma 4:03.80 01-24
10 Rob Sorrell JR Oklahoma 4:03.87 01-24
11 Justin Taylor JR Florida * 4:03.94 01-24
Event 6 Men 3000 Meter Run ** Auto: 07:54.50 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED TIME DATE
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1 Chris Rombough JR Minnesota * 7:59.36 01-24
2 Jean-Pierre Weerts JR Auburn 8:01.47 01-24
3 David McCarthy FR Providence 8:02.42 01-24
4 Hassan Mead SO Minnesota * 8:03.50 01-24
5 Elkanah Kibet JR Auburn 8:03.83 01-24
6 Ben True FR Dartmouth * 8:04.25 01-11
Event 7 Men 5000 Meter Run ** Auto: 13:47.00 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED TIME DATE
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1 Girma Mecheso FR Auburn 14:01.14 01-24
Event 8 Men 60 Meter Hurdles ** Auto: 7.70 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED TIME DATE
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1 Jason Richardson SR South Caroli 7.58 01-17
2 Omo Osaghae JR Texas Tech * 7.72 01-17
3 Lehann Fourie SO Nebraska 7.79 01-24
4 Josh Hembrough SO Purdue 7.81 01-24
5 Mikel Thomas SR Kentucky 7.83 01-17
6 Kallinka Pitt SR Florida * 7.84 01-24
7 Jarret Eaton SO Syracuse * 7.84 01-16
8 Dennis Martin SR Florida * 7.85 01-24
9 Myles Bradley JR Stanford 7.85 01-17
10 Charlton Rolle SO Tennessee 7.85 01-17
11 Johnny Dutch SO South Caroli * 7.85 01-23
12 Justin Gaymon SR Georgia 7.86 01-24
13 Aramis Massenburg SO Norfolk Stat 7.87 01-09
14 Predist Walker SO Hampton 7.87 01-17
15 William Wynne FR Florida 7.88 01-17
16 DeRay Sloss JR Middle Tenne * 7.89 12-06
17 Will Vese SR Texas-San An 7.90 01-16
18 Ashton Eaton JR Oregon 7.91 01-17
19 Chris Kinney SO Georgetown 7.91 01-16
Event 9 Men 4x400 Meter Relay ** Auto: 03:06.50 **
RANK SCHOOL SEED TIME DATE
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1 Florida 'B' * 3:07.78 01-24
1) Christian Taylor FR 2) Carlos Phillips SR
3) William Wynne FR 4) Calvin Smith JR
2 Baylor 3:08.53 01-24
1) Marcus Boyd SO 2) JT Scheuerman JR
3) Lejerald Betters JR 4) Quentin Iglehart-Summers SR
3 Florida 3:09.14 01-17
1) Carlos Phillips SR 2) R.J. Anderson SR
3) LaMarr Davis SO 4) Calvin Smith JR
4 South Carolina 3:09.34 01-17
1) Quentin Moore JR 2) Obakeng Ngwigwa JR
3) Johnny Dutch SO 4) Aaron Anderson SO
5 Kentucky 3:09.61 01-17
1) Kwasi Obeng JR 2) Justin Austin FR
3) Jose Acevedo SR 4) Mikel Thomas SR
6 Georgia 3:09.65 01-17
1) Justin Gaymon SR 2) Michael Proctor JR
3) Torrin Lawrence FR 4) Philip Adam FR
7 Illinois 3:09.97 01-17
1) Hendrik Maartens FR 2) Gary Miller SR
3) Daniel Jones SO 4) Gakologelwang Masheto SR
8 Texas Tech 3:10.14 01-24
1) Rodney Mims SR 2) Markus Henderson FR
3) Brandon Washington SO 4) Gil Roberts SO
9 Texas 3:10.38 01-24
1) Tevas Everett JR 2) Tevan Everett SR
3) Jacob Hernandez SR 4) Danzell Fortson SO
Event 11 Men High Jump ** Auto: 2.24 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED MARK DATE
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1 Jerome Miller SR Georgia Tech 2.25m 01-23
2 Scott Sellers SR Kansas State 2.19m 12-12
3 Ed Wright SR California; St. Mary's HS, Berkeley 2.19m 01-24
4 Ryan Fritz SR Penn State 2.19m 01-17
5 Dwight Barbiasz FR Maryland 2.18m 01-17
6 Paul Hamilton SO Nebraska 2.17m 01-17
7 Tone Belt JR Louisville 2.17m 01-24
8 Derek Drouin FR Indiana 2.16m 01-23
9 Julian Morris JR Northern Iow 2.16m 01-24
10 James Blocker JR Morgan State 2.16m 01-23
11 Ehi Oamen JR Northern Iow 2.16m 01-24
12 Justin Frick JR Princeton 2.15m 12-06
13 Major Clay SO Indiana Stat 2.15m 01-16
14 Garrett Huyler SR Cornell 2.14m 12-06
15 Adam Bergo FR Rutgers 2.14m 01-17
16 Michael Healey SO Kansas State 2.14m 12-13
17 Travis Leuer SR Northern Iow 2.14m 01-17
18 Clint Silcock SO Utah State 2.14m 01-17
19 Trent Arrivey JR Washington S 2.14m 01-24
20 Michael McCall SO Akron 2.14m 01-23
Event 12 Men Pole Vault ** Auto: 5.50 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED MARK DATE
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1 Jordan Scott JR Kansas 5.50m 01-16
2 Bob Low SR Brigham Youn 5.45m 01-24
3 Luke Schoen JR Albany 5.35m 01-16
4 Ben Peterson JR Minnesota 5.30m 01-10
5 Hunter Hall SO Virginia Tec 5.26m 01-10
6 Jeff Coover JR Indiana 5.25m 01-24
7 Seth Burney JR Nebraska 5.23m 01-24
8 Casey Roche SO Stanford 5.21m 01-17
9 Jared Jodon JR Virginia Tec 5.21m 01-17
10 Whitney Neves SR Brigham Youn 5.20m 01-24
11 Yavgeniy Olhovsky JR Virginia Tec 5.20m 12-04
12 Ben Pax SR Purdue 5.20m 01-24
13 Eric Sparks JR Purdue 5.20m 01-10
14 Adam Sarafian SR Georgia 5.20m 01-17
15 Chris Spear JR Clemson 5.20m 01-10
16 Nick Mossberg SR Arizona 5.20m 01-17
17 Dustin DeLeo SR UCLA 5.20m 01-17
Event 13 Men Long Jump ** Auto: 7.85 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED MARK DATE
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1 Marlon Woods JR Norfolk Stat 7.77m 01-17
2 Daniel Quinn FR Arkansas 7.77m 01-23
3 Tarek Batchelor FR Arkansas 7.77m 01-23
4 Julian Reid SO Texas A&M 7.74m 12-06
5 Tarish Alexander SR NCAT 7.73m 01-10
6 Christian Taylor FR Florida 7.72m 01-17
7 Wesley Smith FR Louisville 7.68m 01-17
8 Corey Vinston SO Norfolk Stat 7.66m 01-17
9 Luis Rivera-Morales SR Arizona 7.62m 01-17
10 Carl Morgan SR Middle Tenne 7.59m 12-06
11 Zedric Thomas SO LSU 7.57m 01-23
12 Mikese Morse SO Miami 7.56m 01-17
13 Matt Meyer FR Virginia 7.52m 01-10
14 Stanley Gbagbeke SO Middle Tenne 7.52m 12-06
15 Zacharias Arnos JR Boise State 7.51m 01-24
16 Neelon Greenwood JR Oklahoma 7.50m 01-23
17 George Fields SR Clemson 7.50m 01-17
Event 14 Men Triple Jump ** Auto: 16.10 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED MARK DATE
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1 Zuheir Sharif JR Texas A&M 16.23m 01-24
2 Andre Black JR Louisville 16.19m 01-16
3 Nkosinza Balumbu FR Arkansas; James Logan HS, Union City 16.17m 01-09
4 Julian Reid SO Texas A&M 16.04m 01-24
5 Ryan Grinnell SR Boise State 16.02m 01-24
6 Tarek Batchelor FR Arkansas 16.01m 01-24
7 Shardae Boutte SR Oklahoma 16.01m 01-24
8 Clarence Smith SR Penn State 15.96m 01-17
9 Christopher Carter SO Houston 15.89m 01-24
10 Alphonso Jordan JR Georgia Tech 15.81m 01-24
11 Tyron Stewart SO Texas A&M 15.80m 01-24
12 Nasim Siddeeq JR Albany 15.73m 01-23
13 Luis Rivera-Morales SR Arizona 15.71m 01-24
14 Zacharias Arnos JR Boise State 15.69m 01-24
15 Austin Davis SO UNC 15.68m 01-16
16 Jamaal Parker SR Georgia 15.67m 01-24
17 Daniel Quinn FR Arkansas 15.63m 01-24
18 Will Claye FR Oklahoma 15.62m 01-24
19 Carl Morgan SR Middle Tenne 15.60m 12-06
20 Melvin Echard SO Texas A&M 15.58m 01-24
21 Kosta Randjic SR Manhattan 15.58m 01-23
22 Lamar Delaney FR Houston 15.57m 01-24
23 Antillio Bastien SO South Florid 15.52m 01-17
24 Chris Phipps FR Nebraska 15.49m 01-24
25 Neelon Greenwood JR Oklahoma 15.45m 01-24
26 Wale Odetunde FR Mississippi 15.44m 01-16
27 Nicholas Gordon SO Nebraska 15.42m 01-17
28 Marcus Stephens FR SCST 15.42m 01-10
29 Jerome Miller SR Georgia Tech 15.40m 01-24
Event 15 Men Shot Put ** Auto: 19.30 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED MARK DATE
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1 Zack Lloyd SR Arizona 19.71m 01-17
2 Kemal Mesic SO Florida 18.91m 01-17
3 Yemi Ayeni SR Virginia 18.80m 01-17
4 Eric Wersky JR Auburn 18.56m 01-24
5 Leif Arrhenius JR Brigham Youn 18.35m 01-09
6 Nate Hunter JR Northeastern 18.28m 01-23
7 Rashaud Scott SR Kentucky 18.24m 01-17
8 Jason Lewis JR Arizona Stat 18.23m 01-23
9 Bo Taylor SO UCLA 18.22m 01-17
10 John Hickey SR Iowa 18.20m 01-17
11 Ben Stephen FR Indiana 18.18m 01-10
12 Harrison Benjamin SR Texas Tech 18.16m 01-24
13 Pat Whalen SR Ohio State 18.00m 01-10
14 Nick Robinson SO UCLA 17.86m 01-17
15 Nick Panezich SR Tennessee 17.82m 01-09
16 Eric Plummer JR Princeton 17.77m 01-10
Event 16 Men Weight Throw ** Auto: 21.50 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED MARK DATE
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1 Simon Wardhaugh SR Boise State 22.25m 12-06
2 Jason Lewis JR Arizona Stat 22.04m 01-23
3 Walter Henning SO LSU 22.04m 01-23
4 Chris Rohr SR Missouri 21.44m 01-09
5 Jake Shanklin SR Wyoming 21.31m 12-06
6 Sean Pruitt JR Michigan 20.27m 01-17
7 Steffen Nerdal JR Memphis 20.23m 01-24
8 Leif Arrhenius JR Brigham Youn 20.00m 01-09
9 K.P. Singh JR Oklahoma 19.99m 01-24
10 Andrew Hackney SR Louisville 19.93m 01-10
11 Mat Wauters SR Idaho 19.92m 01-23
12 Zac Brouilette SR Iowa State 19.92m 01-23
13 Ben Harpenau SR Purdue 19.85m 01-24
14 Rashaud Scott SR Kentucky 19.78m 01-17
15 Alex Godell SR Colorado Sta 19.71m 01-24
16 Mike Zajac SO South Caroli 19.68m 01-16
17 Eric Roneker SR Cornell 19.59m 12-06
18 Aaron Studt JR Minnesota 19.59m 01-24
19 Alex Pessala SR Princeton 19.58m 12-06
20 Curtis Durocher JR Northern Ari 19.54m 01-17
Event 33 Men Heptathlon ** Auto: 5650 **
RANK ATHLETE YR SCHOOL SEED MARK DATE
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1 R.J. McGinnis JR Minnesota 5511 01-24
2 Dan Newell SR Liberty 5346 01-24
3 Meelis Kosk SO Brigham Youn 5332 01-10
4 Brock Spandl SO Minnesota 5319 01-24
Fernandez named Athlete of the Week
INDIANAPOLIS - German Fernandez has been named USA Track & Field's Athlete of the Week after running the fastest ever indoor mile race by a junior athlete at the Razorback Invitational Saturday in Fayetteville, Ark.
A national high school record holder at 3,200m and two miles, Fernandez won the men's mile in 3 minutes, 56.50 seconds, surpassing the previous world junior indoor best of 3:58.34 set by Kenya's Boaz Lalang in 2008.
Elsewhere, 2008 Olympian Derek Miles won the men's pole vault Saturday at the Graphic Edge Alumni Open in Vermillion, S.D., with a world-leading clearance of 5.82 meters/19 feet 1 inch. Christian Cantwell, the 2008 Olympic silver medalist, on Friday won the men's shot put with his world-leading toss of 21.47m/70-5.25 in Nordhausen, Germany and Texas A&M's Porscha Lucas was a double-winner Saturday at the Texas vs. Texas A&M Dual meet, winning the women's 200m in a world-leading 23.39 and the 60m in 7.30.
Now in its eighth year, USATF's Athlete of the Week program is designed to recognize outstanding performers at all levels of the sport. USATF names a new honoree each week and features the athlete on the USATF website. Selections are based on top performances and results from the previous week.
2009 USATF Athlete of the Week Winners: January 6, Mason Finley; January 13, Amber Campbell; January 20, Josh Cox; January 27, German Fernandez.
BEST MARKS WEEK ENDING JANUARY 25
MEN
60 - 6.62 Demi Omole (unat) - Hampton, VA 1/24
200 - 21.04 Rubin Williams (unat) - Albuquerque, NM 1/24
400 - 46.60 James Davis (unat) - Albuquerque, NM 1/24
800 - 1:48.72 Jacob Hernandez (Texas) - College Station, TX 1/24
Mile - 3:56.50 German Fernandez (Oklahoma State) - Fayetteville, AR
1/24 World leader
3000 - 8:00.11 David Nightingale (Zap Fitness) - Boston, MA 1/24
5000 - 14:04.68 Nate Jenkins (Saucony) - Boston, MA 1/24
60H - 7.71 Myles Bradley (Stanford) - Albuquerque, NM 1/24 & Dexter
Faulk (Nike) - Ames, IA 1/24
HJ - 2.25/7-4.5 Jerome Miller (Georgia Tech) - Fayetteville, AR 1/23
PV - 5.82/19-1 Derek Miles (Nike) - Vermillion, SD 1/24 World leader
LJ - 7.89/25-10.75 Randall Flimmons (unat) - Hampton, VA 1/24
TJ - 16.39/53-9.25 Brandon Roulhac (Shore AC) - Gainesville, FL 1/24
SP - 21.47/70-5.25 Christian Cantwell (Nike) - Nordhausen, GER 1/23
World leader
WT - 22.04/72-3.75 Walter Henning (LSU) - Baton Rouge, LA 1/23 & Jason
Lewis (Arizona State) - Flagstaff, AZ 1/23
Hept - 5,511 R.J. McGinnis (Minnesota) - Minneapolis, MN 1/24
WOMEN
60 - 7.21 Gloria Asumnu (adidas) - Fayetteville, AR 1/24
200 - 23.39 Porscha Lucas (Texas A&M) - College Station, TX 1/24
World leader
400 - 52.28 Nina Gilbert (unat) - Fayetteville, AR 1/24
800 - 2:05.51 Heather Dorniden (Minnesota) - Minneapolis, MN 1/24
Mile - 4:35.35 Sarah Bowman (Tennessee) - College Station, TX 1/24
3000 - 9:09.92OT Lisa Koll (Iowa State) - Ames, IA 1/24
5000 - 16:26.28 Samia Akbar (Reebok) - Boston, MA 1/23
60H - 8.07 Lolo Jones (Asics) - Baton Rouge, LA 1/23
HJ - 1.93/6-4 Sharon Day (Asics) - Fresno, CA 1/19
PV - 4.45/14-7.25 Lacy Janson (Nike) - Gainesville, FL 1/24
LJ - 6.63/21-9 Jeomi Maduka (Cornell) - Ithaca, NY 1/24
TJ - 13.09/42-11.5 Jeomi Maduka (Cornell) - Ithaca, NY 1/24
SP - 17.23/56-6.5 Liz Wanless (NYAC) - Bloomington, IN 1/23
WT - 22.03/72-3.5 Erin Gilreath (NYAC) - Bloomington, IN 1/24
Pent - 4,386 Liz Roehrig (unat) - Minneapolis, MN 1/23 World leader
Courtesy USATF
A national high school record holder at 3,200m and two miles, Fernandez won the men's mile in 3 minutes, 56.50 seconds, surpassing the previous world junior indoor best of 3:58.34 set by Kenya's Boaz Lalang in 2008.
Elsewhere, 2008 Olympian Derek Miles won the men's pole vault Saturday at the Graphic Edge Alumni Open in Vermillion, S.D., with a world-leading clearance of 5.82 meters/19 feet 1 inch. Christian Cantwell, the 2008 Olympic silver medalist, on Friday won the men's shot put with his world-leading toss of 21.47m/70-5.25 in Nordhausen, Germany and Texas A&M's Porscha Lucas was a double-winner Saturday at the Texas vs. Texas A&M Dual meet, winning the women's 200m in a world-leading 23.39 and the 60m in 7.30.
Now in its eighth year, USATF's Athlete of the Week program is designed to recognize outstanding performers at all levels of the sport. USATF names a new honoree each week and features the athlete on the USATF website. Selections are based on top performances and results from the previous week.
2009 USATF Athlete of the Week Winners: January 6, Mason Finley; January 13, Amber Campbell; January 20, Josh Cox; January 27, German Fernandez.
BEST MARKS WEEK ENDING JANUARY 25
MEN
60 - 6.62 Demi Omole (unat) - Hampton, VA 1/24
200 - 21.04 Rubin Williams (unat) - Albuquerque, NM 1/24
400 - 46.60 James Davis (unat) - Albuquerque, NM 1/24
800 - 1:48.72 Jacob Hernandez (Texas) - College Station, TX 1/24
Mile - 3:56.50 German Fernandez (Oklahoma State) - Fayetteville, AR
1/24 World leader
3000 - 8:00.11 David Nightingale (Zap Fitness) - Boston, MA 1/24
5000 - 14:04.68 Nate Jenkins (Saucony) - Boston, MA 1/24
60H - 7.71 Myles Bradley (Stanford) - Albuquerque, NM 1/24 & Dexter
Faulk (Nike) - Ames, IA 1/24
HJ - 2.25/7-4.5 Jerome Miller (Georgia Tech) - Fayetteville, AR 1/23
PV - 5.82/19-1 Derek Miles (Nike) - Vermillion, SD 1/24 World leader
LJ - 7.89/25-10.75 Randall Flimmons (unat) - Hampton, VA 1/24
TJ - 16.39/53-9.25 Brandon Roulhac (Shore AC) - Gainesville, FL 1/24
SP - 21.47/70-5.25 Christian Cantwell (Nike) - Nordhausen, GER 1/23
World leader
WT - 22.04/72-3.75 Walter Henning (LSU) - Baton Rouge, LA 1/23 & Jason
Lewis (Arizona State) - Flagstaff, AZ 1/23
Hept - 5,511 R.J. McGinnis (Minnesota) - Minneapolis, MN 1/24
WOMEN
60 - 7.21 Gloria Asumnu (adidas) - Fayetteville, AR 1/24
200 - 23.39 Porscha Lucas (Texas A&M) - College Station, TX 1/24
World leader
400 - 52.28 Nina Gilbert (unat) - Fayetteville, AR 1/24
800 - 2:05.51 Heather Dorniden (Minnesota) - Minneapolis, MN 1/24
Mile - 4:35.35 Sarah Bowman (Tennessee) - College Station, TX 1/24
3000 - 9:09.92OT Lisa Koll (Iowa State) - Ames, IA 1/24
5000 - 16:26.28 Samia Akbar (Reebok) - Boston, MA 1/23
60H - 8.07 Lolo Jones (Asics) - Baton Rouge, LA 1/23
HJ - 1.93/6-4 Sharon Day (Asics) - Fresno, CA 1/19
PV - 4.45/14-7.25 Lacy Janson (Nike) - Gainesville, FL 1/24
LJ - 6.63/21-9 Jeomi Maduka (Cornell) - Ithaca, NY 1/24
TJ - 13.09/42-11.5 Jeomi Maduka (Cornell) - Ithaca, NY 1/24
SP - 17.23/56-6.5 Liz Wanless (NYAC) - Bloomington, IN 1/23
WT - 22.03/72-3.5 Erin Gilreath (NYAC) - Bloomington, IN 1/24
Pent - 4,386 Liz Roehrig (unat) - Minneapolis, MN 1/23 World leader
Courtesy USATF
Monday, January 26, 2009
Zach Lloyd (Ely HS, NV 2004) is the world leader in the shot put.
Who would have thought that a small high school in Northern Nevada would produce the world leader in the shot put?
Shot Put 2009
WR 22.66 Randy Barnes (USA) - Los Angeles, CA, 20/01/1989
Updated as at:26/01/2009
Mark
Athlete
Nation
DOB
Pos
Venue
Date
19.71 A Zach Lloyd
USA
10/10/1984 1 Flagstaff, AZ 17/01/2009
19.51 Russell Winger
USA
02/08/1984 1 West Lafayette, IN 10/01/2009
19.35 Gaëtan Bucki
FRA
09/05/1980 1 Wattignies 18/01/2009
19.10 Krzysztof Krzywosz
POL
01/10/1983 1 Bialystok 30/12/2008
18.92 Remigius Machura
CZE
07/01/1986 1 Jablonec 17/01/2009
18.92 Yevgeniy Plakhin
RUS
28/01/1985 1 Moskva 24/01/2009
18.91 Kemal Mesic
BIH
04/08/1985 1c3 Lexington, KY 17/01/2009
18.80 Yemi Ayeni
USA
10/10/1986 1c2 Blacksburg, VA 17/01/2009
18.79 Marco Schmidt
GER
05/09/1983 1 Mannheim 18/01/2009
18.76 Tyler Blatchey
USA
1 Landover, MD 17/01/2009
18.75 Aleksandr Bulanov
RUS
26/12/1989 1 Sankt-Peterburg 19/12/2008
18.74 Aleksander Grekov
RUS
06/05/1985 2 Moskva 24/01/2009
Courtesy IAAF
Shot Put 2009
WR 22.66 Randy Barnes (USA) - Los Angeles, CA, 20/01/1989
Updated as at:26/01/2009
Mark
Athlete
Nation
DOB
Pos
Venue
Date
19.71 A Zach Lloyd
USA
10/10/1984 1 Flagstaff, AZ 17/01/2009
19.51 Russell Winger
USA
02/08/1984 1 West Lafayette, IN 10/01/2009
19.35 Gaëtan Bucki
FRA
09/05/1980 1 Wattignies 18/01/2009
19.10 Krzysztof Krzywosz
POL
01/10/1983 1 Bialystok 30/12/2008
18.92 Remigius Machura
CZE
07/01/1986 1 Jablonec 17/01/2009
18.92 Yevgeniy Plakhin
RUS
28/01/1985 1 Moskva 24/01/2009
18.91 Kemal Mesic
BIH
04/08/1985 1c3 Lexington, KY 17/01/2009
18.80 Yemi Ayeni
USA
10/10/1986 1c2 Blacksburg, VA 17/01/2009
18.79 Marco Schmidt
GER
05/09/1983 1 Mannheim 18/01/2009
18.76 Tyler Blatchey
USA
1 Landover, MD 17/01/2009
18.75 Aleksandr Bulanov
RUS
26/12/1989 1 Sankt-Peterburg 19/12/2008
18.74 Aleksander Grekov
RUS
06/05/1985 2 Moskva 24/01/2009
Courtesy IAAF
Acuff looks to the past to try to improve future
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Amy Acuff
Current Residence: Isleton, Calif.
College: UCLA 1997
Amy Acuff
Current Residence: Isleton, Calif.
College: UCLA 1997
"Performance-Enhancing Drugs are threatening to choke the life out of the sport that I serve and love."
"Shin Splints"
A Blog by Doug Logan
Braiding the noose
Thursday, January 22, 2009
The following is the complete text of a speech that USATF CEO Doug Logan delivered Thursday afternoon, January 22, 2009, to Focus on the Future, a gathering of the dietary supplement and healthy food industries in Scottsdale, Ariz.
Any public speaking instructor will tell you that when you begin a speech, especially before a group of people you don't know, you should start with an anecdote or a lighthearted observation as an ice-breaker. But the topic I am addressing today is too urgent and too important not to put it out there at the top. It is anything but light-hearted.
Performance-Enhancing Drugs are threatening to choke the life out of the sport that I serve and love.
And in many ways, the supplement industry has been assisting in braiding the noose.
When I became CEO of USA Track & Field in July 2008, I came from an "outsider" position. I was a fan of the sport and a runner myself, but had never participated as a truly competitive athlete. I had no friends, and no enemies. (I can assure you, THAT has changed substantially in the last six months.)
I saw the sport as the public does: as a sport where it seems that nearly all the top stars of the last 10 years have been caught using drugs, were strongly suspected of using drugs, or were in prison. Marion Jones, Justin Gatlin, Tim Montgomery: These once-great sprinters continued the poisonous legacy of Ben Johnson. In track and field, if your 100-meter superstar isn't clean, the sport isn't clean. 99 percent of athletes could be clean, but it wouldn't matter. Their transgressions overshadow and overpower the accomplishments of even Edwin Moses and Michael Johnson, in the memories of most.
Changing the sport's culture regarding drug use was my first, and remains my most important, objective as CEO. Punitive measures alone cannot eliminate or even substantially reduce the use of Performance Enhancing Drugs in this or any other sport. Only when you create a culture where cheating of any sort is reviled by the very athletes who stand to "gain" from it, can you succeed.
Cheating is a cultural problem that is not specific to the United States. Humans seem hard-wired to push the rules as far as they can, and even to actively try to break the rules without getting caught. Kids have been cheating on tests as long as there has been pen and paper; spouses have been cheating on each other since the first "I do's", stock brokers have been cheating since Wall St. opened its doors, resumes are regularly composed of lies and the tax filing period is open season on the truth.
In the world of sports, pushing rules to the brink is part of participating. How hard can you elbow an opponent before you are called for a foul in basketball? How much jersey-grabbing will draw that dreaded "holding" flag in football? How low can you go in punching your opponent in the ring? How many strokes can you shave off your scorecard when your golfing buddies aren't looking?
Cheating in the realm of Performance Enhancing Drugs, however, takes this impulse to a much different level, and with far-ranging consequences.
Nowhere else in the world is the culture of "Faster, Higher, Stronger" so revered and pushed to such extremes. The use of steroids and other Performance Enhancing Drugs is the ultimate perversion of another popular phrase in sport: "What does not kill you makes you stronger." People want to train harder, be stronger, be bigger, run faster. It's not just athletes who follow that credo, and not just males. Recent studies have shown that middle-school girls use Performance Enhancing Drugs at higher rates than their male peers.
I encountered this phenomenon of pre-pubescent PED use last summer, when I was attending a youth track & field event hosted by one of USATF's sponsors, the Hershey Chocolate Company. One of our elite athletes who was participating in the program as a mentor told me that she was out for a training run with one of the nine-year-old finalists. During the run, this nine year old asked our athlete about steroids and said she heard that they would make her stronger. Nine years old! And, at a meet that was organized by a candy bar company!
In what culture, and in what kind of sport, does a nine-year-old know about steroids and ask about them? It is in a culture where supplements are peddled as the way to attain lost youth, aid digestion, increase muscle recovery, decrease wrinkles, lose weight, "gain inches," and eliminate toenail fungus.
Any American who pulls up a story on Performance Enhancing Drugs on one of our major newspapers' web sites is greeted with an ad for Human Growth Hormone. The irony of such advertising goes beyond farcical to the level of tragicomedy. The story reads "Oh the shame of using drugs!" while the ads that support the cost of publishing the story are peddling an illegal hormone.
This pro-supplement and pro-drug national culture has affected sport in multiple ways. For a sport like track and field, which for years has actually tested its athletes for Performance Enhancing Drugs -- something that up until recently, relatively few sports could say -- it means that cheaters got away and the innocent were caught.
Cheaters got away and the innocent got caught.
Prior to the BALCO breakthrough in 2003, drug testers had always been woefully behind the cheaters. They still are, even though our scientists and labs are closing the gap. With BALCO, anti-doping scientists reverse-engineered a test for "the clear", and the result was catching cheaters who had no idea they were being tested for their Victor Conte-peddled drug of choice. But up until that point, the cheaters were more sophisticated than the testers. In most cases, dedicated cheaters took the steps necessary to avoid detection.
When you look at drug positives in track and field pre-2003, you see a pattern. Lots of nandrolone. Lots of "cold-medicine" positives. One European distance runner infamously argued that the drugs in his urine came from a nefarious and conspiratorial enemy tainting his toothpaste. Some cheaters really did get caught. But other athletes got caught up by their supplements. Taking something from GNC that they thought to be "clean", they got popped for a substance they had no idea was even in their bodies to begin with. Nandro undoubtedly was actively used by cheaters, but it just as undoubtedly was an unlisted additive in supplements taken by athletes, bodybuilders, teens and students. Avoiding detection for nandro isn't hard, but you have to know it's in your body first.
There is no denying that some manufacturers of supplements, admittedly few in number and on the fringe of the industry, regularly "spike" their product with Performance Enhancing Drugs in order to give the incredulous benefits that they advertise. And let us not forget that the results that come out of these actions are not merely limited to a suspension or a disqualification of an athlete. The deaths of Kori Stringer and Rahsidi Wheeler are still fresh in our minds and attributable to the ingestion of supplements with no medical or nutritional advice.
Where were the regulators?
In the late 1990s and early 2000s, our sport would regularly get coverage in the national media, but for the wrong reasons every time a high school athlete got popped for a drug in their supplement, or for their asthma medication, or their ADD meds, the sport got another front-page black eye. We didn't need any help with our shiners. The athletes who were cheating were bludgeoning us just fine. But with powerful Inside-the-Beltway friends such as Senator Orin Hatch on their side, the supplement industry has consistently lobbied against any federal regulation whatsoever.
I guess congratulations are in order to the supplement industry on its successful lobbying campaigns. Just don't expect a thank-you note from athletes who got caught for unintentionally taking a PED, or from the families of Kori Stringer and Rahsidi Wheeler.
In the last weeks we have a fresh example of the need for regulation. According to last Friday's New York Times, federal agents have raided Ergopharm, a supplement manufacturer and distributor where the former BALCO chemist, Patrick Arnold, now works. According to the Times, "Federal authorities are trying to determine whether Arnold has put banned substances in the supplements his company sells." Now, let me get this straight. Why in the world would a manufacturer of safe and healthy products hire a chemist who served three months in prison in 2006 in connection with the BALCO case? This is the same company that distributes a supplement called 6-OXO Extreme that they describe on their web site as "the most effective and safest testosterone booster ever". Two weeks ago Philadelphia Phillies reliever .J.C Romero tested positive for the anabolic steroid androstenedione after using 6-OXO Extreme and was suspended for 50 games.
In today's world, anything and everything is on the banned list for Olympic athletes. Because studies have shown that sometimes different pills in the same bottle of supplements contain different, tainted ingredients, we and the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency actively advise athletes not to take supplements of any kind. Athletes live in such fear of tainted supplements that some don't even take multivitamins. Think about that: An athlete, whose livelihood rests on the ability to maximize the performance of their bodies, cannot even take the basic supplements that the little old lady on the end of the street has a right to take. One of our throwers takes only a multivitamin and creatine, and he has EVERY SINGLE CAN, every jar tested for PEDs before he ingests them. A gold-medal hurdler takes only a multivitamin, and it is the same mutli he has taken for more than a decade. Terrified of the consequences of a tainted supplement, he is terrified to change.
Earlier this month, I received a letter from a company offering to partner with us to test supplements. Because of the pro-pill culture of this country, and because of the refusal of our government to regulate what Americans are putting into their bodies, it is left to us to clean up the mess.
While this battle for "clean" supplements rages on, I focus on waging the battle for the hearts and minds of our athletes, coaches, agents and support staff to win the culture war against drugs. I am a person who likes simple concepts. This is pretty simple. I have two words for any person who uses, promotes or tacitly endorses the use of drugs by any athlete. GET OUT! Get out of our sport and out of our competitions.
Let's face it: The NFL can afford to have a drug problem. Major League Baseball can afford to have a drug problem. Track and field can't afford it. If our sport doesn't set a course of brazen, vocal intolerance toward drugs, the viability of track and field on a go-forward basis is compromised. I have a moral obligation to do my best to beat drugs to the punch and metaphorically stomp the life out of drugs, drug cheats and their enablers. This course of action is needed from both an ethical and a business standpoint. Some potential sponsors will not touch any of our male sprinters, for fear of a drug scandal. Even we as a federation think twice about which athletes we promote, offer to sponsors or have at press conferences.
Media coverage of our sport adds to the urgent need to create a cultural shift. All too often, the only time track and field is on the front page -- or even the inside page -- of a newspaper or on ESPN's Sports Center is if it involves drugs. Without drugs, our sport is all but invisible to the press. They have no interest without scandal. We must once again make our sport the compelling, believable, hero-inspiring sport it was decades ago, when it was among this country's top sports. Unless the public believes in what they are seeing on the track, we are not sport, we are spectacle. We are a freak show of pharmaceuticals.
Until recently, we as a sport haven't done much to try to help turn this tide. Even though many athletes and fellow coaches in America knew he was dirty well before his recent federal conviction, Trevor Graham was honored as USATF's Coach of the Year in 2002. As a federation, we were either ignorant, stupid or were avoiding the issue. Even today, coaches who had drug cases when they were athletes are earning a living. Athletes employ these coaches despite -- or maybe because of -- their drug-riddled past. One such athlete-turned-coach, Antonio Pettigrew, was our USATF representative to the USOC Athlete Advisory Council until he testified at Graham's hearing that he had used drugs. A nicer guy than Antonio is hard to find. Yet the truth can't be ignored: if an athlete is with a dirty coach, the dirt almost certainly spread. When a mean, nasty, egomaniac tests positive, everybody says they knew it was coming. But when a "nice", cordial, god-fearing charmer takes a bullet, you know you've got a problem. We've had several of them.
Athletes themselves knew who was dirty and who was clean, but nobody "came clean" about it. In fact, clean athletes had friends who were dirty athletes. By looking the other way, we created a permissive culture that provided a catalyst for more cheating. By the time the 2000 Olympics came along, the unifying belief shared by athletes who cheated was that if you wanted to win, you HAD to cheat. It was the only way. Coaches bought into it and turned away from being good technical coaches and instead learned how to be good pharmacists. Good pushers.
I am happy to report that I have seen real progress in our fight, even in my brief time with USATF. On my first day on the job, I sent to President Bush a strongly worded letter imploring him to deny Marion Jones' request for leniency or a pardon. That letter resulted in a few emails accusing me of racism, inhumanity and showboating, but it resulted in far more emails from mothers who told stories of their daughters tearfully ripping down posters of Marion Jones off their bedroom walls.
Our athletes seem to know and understand that when one of them gets caught as a cheater, they all lose. They lose their collective reputations, and they lose financially as corporate sponsors shy away. As a result, we have heard many more athlete voices speaking loudly and clearly against any un-named colleagues who might be using or be thinking about using PEDs. Our medal-winning stars such as Allyson Felix and Adam Nelson are earnest and believable when they speak to the media and school children about drugs. One of our gold medalists, Dee Dee Trotter, even started a nonprofit organization called "Test Me I'm Clean." USATF has a community-outreach program aimed specifically at deterring the use of PEDs, and we have taken action to ensure that coaches whose athletes cheat are denied USATF benefits. In the wake of BALCO, USATF instituted an anonymous "tip line" where callers could report what they believed to be cheating. That tip line has resulted in doping convictions.
There are positive signs internationally as well. One vociferous former member of our Board of Directors always said that when the rest of the world starts implementing more stringent anti-doping protocols, Team USA's performance would improve on the international level. It was, he said, a mathematical reality. I can report that since the advent of WADA in 1999 and 2000, Team USA's medal counts on average have risen from 16-to-19 medals per championship to 20-to-26 medals.
After decreasing the punishment for a first-time steroid offense from four to two years several years ago, our international federation is now leading the lobbying effort for a return to 4-year minimum bans. The British Olympic Association levies a lifetime Olympic ban for the first infraction, a policy which I thoroughly support and will work to implement on this side of the Atlantic.
Drug testing continues to make strides in the effort to catch cheaters, and where science has not yet caught up, we are employing powerful scare tactics. In October, the International Olympic Committee announced it would re-test urine and blood samples from the Olympic Games in Beijing for, among other drugs, a new generation of the blood-boosting drug EPO. There are some athletes sleeping with one eye open until those tests are done.
The World Anti-Doping Agency talks about freezing samples for years, so that they can be retroactively tested for any number of currently undetectable substances, once the tests are developed. As genetic manipulation looms as a growing threat in the doping world, taking and saving hair samples from athletes from childhood onward can help detect genetic "doping."
Will these tests come to fruition? Whether or not they do is almost secondary to the effect of the threat. If we don't get you now, we'll get you later.
BALCO showed above all else that drug testing alone can't catch cheaters, and just because an athlete tests negative doesn't mean they aren't cheating. With that caveat on the table, I would be remiss if I didn't point out that we have seen a substantial decrease in the number of track athletes with positive drug tests. According to U.S. Anti-Doping Agency information, we had four doping positives in the last two years. Of them, two were for asthma medications, one was for blood pressure medication, and the fourth was for cocaine. The non- analytical positives, such as Marion Jones' were admissions to transgressions in prior years. Let me stress again, we still have a problem of monumental proportions. Despite the results in testing I just mentioned, we cannot yet assure our fans that we are running a clean sport and therein lies the tragedy.
I am personally committed to doing our part to reverse this cultural perversion. Our partners in this war, USADA and WADA are waging the battle with ground breaking science and techniques. The supplement industry can do its part in assisting us in the fray. The next time, do not be so quick to oppose reasonable and responsible federal regulation of your industry. Those who conduct ethical and legal businesses will ultimately benefit from the tightening of laws and increased scrutiny. If you say you can self regulate, then, by gosh do it! Cast these outlaws from your midst as the money changers were biblically cast from the temple. We are cleaning our house; get your brooms out and clean yours!
There is no doubt whatsoever that as long as humans are involved in sport, drugs and other forms of cheating will be part of them. But we all have an obligation to minimize their impact. Clean supplements, good coaching, advanced testing and a clear moral vision are what will propel our sport and other sports out of the "doping era" and into an era where human athletic achievement will once again be celebrated for what it is.
It is an era when the best man or woman -- not the best chemist -- will win.
Courtesy USATF
A Blog by Doug Logan
Braiding the noose
Thursday, January 22, 2009
The following is the complete text of a speech that USATF CEO Doug Logan delivered Thursday afternoon, January 22, 2009, to Focus on the Future, a gathering of the dietary supplement and healthy food industries in Scottsdale, Ariz.
Any public speaking instructor will tell you that when you begin a speech, especially before a group of people you don't know, you should start with an anecdote or a lighthearted observation as an ice-breaker. But the topic I am addressing today is too urgent and too important not to put it out there at the top. It is anything but light-hearted.
Performance-Enhancing Drugs are threatening to choke the life out of the sport that I serve and love.
And in many ways, the supplement industry has been assisting in braiding the noose.
When I became CEO of USA Track & Field in July 2008, I came from an "outsider" position. I was a fan of the sport and a runner myself, but had never participated as a truly competitive athlete. I had no friends, and no enemies. (I can assure you, THAT has changed substantially in the last six months.)
I saw the sport as the public does: as a sport where it seems that nearly all the top stars of the last 10 years have been caught using drugs, were strongly suspected of using drugs, or were in prison. Marion Jones, Justin Gatlin, Tim Montgomery: These once-great sprinters continued the poisonous legacy of Ben Johnson. In track and field, if your 100-meter superstar isn't clean, the sport isn't clean. 99 percent of athletes could be clean, but it wouldn't matter. Their transgressions overshadow and overpower the accomplishments of even Edwin Moses and Michael Johnson, in the memories of most.
Changing the sport's culture regarding drug use was my first, and remains my most important, objective as CEO. Punitive measures alone cannot eliminate or even substantially reduce the use of Performance Enhancing Drugs in this or any other sport. Only when you create a culture where cheating of any sort is reviled by the very athletes who stand to "gain" from it, can you succeed.
Cheating is a cultural problem that is not specific to the United States. Humans seem hard-wired to push the rules as far as they can, and even to actively try to break the rules without getting caught. Kids have been cheating on tests as long as there has been pen and paper; spouses have been cheating on each other since the first "I do's", stock brokers have been cheating since Wall St. opened its doors, resumes are regularly composed of lies and the tax filing period is open season on the truth.
In the world of sports, pushing rules to the brink is part of participating. How hard can you elbow an opponent before you are called for a foul in basketball? How much jersey-grabbing will draw that dreaded "holding" flag in football? How low can you go in punching your opponent in the ring? How many strokes can you shave off your scorecard when your golfing buddies aren't looking?
Cheating in the realm of Performance Enhancing Drugs, however, takes this impulse to a much different level, and with far-ranging consequences.
Nowhere else in the world is the culture of "Faster, Higher, Stronger" so revered and pushed to such extremes. The use of steroids and other Performance Enhancing Drugs is the ultimate perversion of another popular phrase in sport: "What does not kill you makes you stronger." People want to train harder, be stronger, be bigger, run faster. It's not just athletes who follow that credo, and not just males. Recent studies have shown that middle-school girls use Performance Enhancing Drugs at higher rates than their male peers.
I encountered this phenomenon of pre-pubescent PED use last summer, when I was attending a youth track & field event hosted by one of USATF's sponsors, the Hershey Chocolate Company. One of our elite athletes who was participating in the program as a mentor told me that she was out for a training run with one of the nine-year-old finalists. During the run, this nine year old asked our athlete about steroids and said she heard that they would make her stronger. Nine years old! And, at a meet that was organized by a candy bar company!
In what culture, and in what kind of sport, does a nine-year-old know about steroids and ask about them? It is in a culture where supplements are peddled as the way to attain lost youth, aid digestion, increase muscle recovery, decrease wrinkles, lose weight, "gain inches," and eliminate toenail fungus.
Any American who pulls up a story on Performance Enhancing Drugs on one of our major newspapers' web sites is greeted with an ad for Human Growth Hormone. The irony of such advertising goes beyond farcical to the level of tragicomedy. The story reads "Oh the shame of using drugs!" while the ads that support the cost of publishing the story are peddling an illegal hormone.
This pro-supplement and pro-drug national culture has affected sport in multiple ways. For a sport like track and field, which for years has actually tested its athletes for Performance Enhancing Drugs -- something that up until recently, relatively few sports could say -- it means that cheaters got away and the innocent were caught.
Cheaters got away and the innocent got caught.
Prior to the BALCO breakthrough in 2003, drug testers had always been woefully behind the cheaters. They still are, even though our scientists and labs are closing the gap. With BALCO, anti-doping scientists reverse-engineered a test for "the clear", and the result was catching cheaters who had no idea they were being tested for their Victor Conte-peddled drug of choice. But up until that point, the cheaters were more sophisticated than the testers. In most cases, dedicated cheaters took the steps necessary to avoid detection.
When you look at drug positives in track and field pre-2003, you see a pattern. Lots of nandrolone. Lots of "cold-medicine" positives. One European distance runner infamously argued that the drugs in his urine came from a nefarious and conspiratorial enemy tainting his toothpaste. Some cheaters really did get caught. But other athletes got caught up by their supplements. Taking something from GNC that they thought to be "clean", they got popped for a substance they had no idea was even in their bodies to begin with. Nandro undoubtedly was actively used by cheaters, but it just as undoubtedly was an unlisted additive in supplements taken by athletes, bodybuilders, teens and students. Avoiding detection for nandro isn't hard, but you have to know it's in your body first.
There is no denying that some manufacturers of supplements, admittedly few in number and on the fringe of the industry, regularly "spike" their product with Performance Enhancing Drugs in order to give the incredulous benefits that they advertise. And let us not forget that the results that come out of these actions are not merely limited to a suspension or a disqualification of an athlete. The deaths of Kori Stringer and Rahsidi Wheeler are still fresh in our minds and attributable to the ingestion of supplements with no medical or nutritional advice.
Where were the regulators?
In the late 1990s and early 2000s, our sport would regularly get coverage in the national media, but for the wrong reasons every time a high school athlete got popped for a drug in their supplement, or for their asthma medication, or their ADD meds, the sport got another front-page black eye. We didn't need any help with our shiners. The athletes who were cheating were bludgeoning us just fine. But with powerful Inside-the-Beltway friends such as Senator Orin Hatch on their side, the supplement industry has consistently lobbied against any federal regulation whatsoever.
I guess congratulations are in order to the supplement industry on its successful lobbying campaigns. Just don't expect a thank-you note from athletes who got caught for unintentionally taking a PED, or from the families of Kori Stringer and Rahsidi Wheeler.
In the last weeks we have a fresh example of the need for regulation. According to last Friday's New York Times, federal agents have raided Ergopharm, a supplement manufacturer and distributor where the former BALCO chemist, Patrick Arnold, now works. According to the Times, "Federal authorities are trying to determine whether Arnold has put banned substances in the supplements his company sells." Now, let me get this straight. Why in the world would a manufacturer of safe and healthy products hire a chemist who served three months in prison in 2006 in connection with the BALCO case? This is the same company that distributes a supplement called 6-OXO Extreme that they describe on their web site as "the most effective and safest testosterone booster ever". Two weeks ago Philadelphia Phillies reliever .J.C Romero tested positive for the anabolic steroid androstenedione after using 6-OXO Extreme and was suspended for 50 games.
In today's world, anything and everything is on the banned list for Olympic athletes. Because studies have shown that sometimes different pills in the same bottle of supplements contain different, tainted ingredients, we and the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency actively advise athletes not to take supplements of any kind. Athletes live in such fear of tainted supplements that some don't even take multivitamins. Think about that: An athlete, whose livelihood rests on the ability to maximize the performance of their bodies, cannot even take the basic supplements that the little old lady on the end of the street has a right to take. One of our throwers takes only a multivitamin and creatine, and he has EVERY SINGLE CAN, every jar tested for PEDs before he ingests them. A gold-medal hurdler takes only a multivitamin, and it is the same mutli he has taken for more than a decade. Terrified of the consequences of a tainted supplement, he is terrified to change.
Earlier this month, I received a letter from a company offering to partner with us to test supplements. Because of the pro-pill culture of this country, and because of the refusal of our government to regulate what Americans are putting into their bodies, it is left to us to clean up the mess.
While this battle for "clean" supplements rages on, I focus on waging the battle for the hearts and minds of our athletes, coaches, agents and support staff to win the culture war against drugs. I am a person who likes simple concepts. This is pretty simple. I have two words for any person who uses, promotes or tacitly endorses the use of drugs by any athlete. GET OUT! Get out of our sport and out of our competitions.
Let's face it: The NFL can afford to have a drug problem. Major League Baseball can afford to have a drug problem. Track and field can't afford it. If our sport doesn't set a course of brazen, vocal intolerance toward drugs, the viability of track and field on a go-forward basis is compromised. I have a moral obligation to do my best to beat drugs to the punch and metaphorically stomp the life out of drugs, drug cheats and their enablers. This course of action is needed from both an ethical and a business standpoint. Some potential sponsors will not touch any of our male sprinters, for fear of a drug scandal. Even we as a federation think twice about which athletes we promote, offer to sponsors or have at press conferences.
Media coverage of our sport adds to the urgent need to create a cultural shift. All too often, the only time track and field is on the front page -- or even the inside page -- of a newspaper or on ESPN's Sports Center is if it involves drugs. Without drugs, our sport is all but invisible to the press. They have no interest without scandal. We must once again make our sport the compelling, believable, hero-inspiring sport it was decades ago, when it was among this country's top sports. Unless the public believes in what they are seeing on the track, we are not sport, we are spectacle. We are a freak show of pharmaceuticals.
Until recently, we as a sport haven't done much to try to help turn this tide. Even though many athletes and fellow coaches in America knew he was dirty well before his recent federal conviction, Trevor Graham was honored as USATF's Coach of the Year in 2002. As a federation, we were either ignorant, stupid or were avoiding the issue. Even today, coaches who had drug cases when they were athletes are earning a living. Athletes employ these coaches despite -- or maybe because of -- their drug-riddled past. One such athlete-turned-coach, Antonio Pettigrew, was our USATF representative to the USOC Athlete Advisory Council until he testified at Graham's hearing that he had used drugs. A nicer guy than Antonio is hard to find. Yet the truth can't be ignored: if an athlete is with a dirty coach, the dirt almost certainly spread. When a mean, nasty, egomaniac tests positive, everybody says they knew it was coming. But when a "nice", cordial, god-fearing charmer takes a bullet, you know you've got a problem. We've had several of them.
Athletes themselves knew who was dirty and who was clean, but nobody "came clean" about it. In fact, clean athletes had friends who were dirty athletes. By looking the other way, we created a permissive culture that provided a catalyst for more cheating. By the time the 2000 Olympics came along, the unifying belief shared by athletes who cheated was that if you wanted to win, you HAD to cheat. It was the only way. Coaches bought into it and turned away from being good technical coaches and instead learned how to be good pharmacists. Good pushers.
I am happy to report that I have seen real progress in our fight, even in my brief time with USATF. On my first day on the job, I sent to President Bush a strongly worded letter imploring him to deny Marion Jones' request for leniency or a pardon. That letter resulted in a few emails accusing me of racism, inhumanity and showboating, but it resulted in far more emails from mothers who told stories of their daughters tearfully ripping down posters of Marion Jones off their bedroom walls.
Our athletes seem to know and understand that when one of them gets caught as a cheater, they all lose. They lose their collective reputations, and they lose financially as corporate sponsors shy away. As a result, we have heard many more athlete voices speaking loudly and clearly against any un-named colleagues who might be using or be thinking about using PEDs. Our medal-winning stars such as Allyson Felix and Adam Nelson are earnest and believable when they speak to the media and school children about drugs. One of our gold medalists, Dee Dee Trotter, even started a nonprofit organization called "Test Me I'm Clean." USATF has a community-outreach program aimed specifically at deterring the use of PEDs, and we have taken action to ensure that coaches whose athletes cheat are denied USATF benefits. In the wake of BALCO, USATF instituted an anonymous "tip line" where callers could report what they believed to be cheating. That tip line has resulted in doping convictions.
There are positive signs internationally as well. One vociferous former member of our Board of Directors always said that when the rest of the world starts implementing more stringent anti-doping protocols, Team USA's performance would improve on the international level. It was, he said, a mathematical reality. I can report that since the advent of WADA in 1999 and 2000, Team USA's medal counts on average have risen from 16-to-19 medals per championship to 20-to-26 medals.
After decreasing the punishment for a first-time steroid offense from four to two years several years ago, our international federation is now leading the lobbying effort for a return to 4-year minimum bans. The British Olympic Association levies a lifetime Olympic ban for the first infraction, a policy which I thoroughly support and will work to implement on this side of the Atlantic.
Drug testing continues to make strides in the effort to catch cheaters, and where science has not yet caught up, we are employing powerful scare tactics. In October, the International Olympic Committee announced it would re-test urine and blood samples from the Olympic Games in Beijing for, among other drugs, a new generation of the blood-boosting drug EPO. There are some athletes sleeping with one eye open until those tests are done.
The World Anti-Doping Agency talks about freezing samples for years, so that they can be retroactively tested for any number of currently undetectable substances, once the tests are developed. As genetic manipulation looms as a growing threat in the doping world, taking and saving hair samples from athletes from childhood onward can help detect genetic "doping."
Will these tests come to fruition? Whether or not they do is almost secondary to the effect of the threat. If we don't get you now, we'll get you later.
BALCO showed above all else that drug testing alone can't catch cheaters, and just because an athlete tests negative doesn't mean they aren't cheating. With that caveat on the table, I would be remiss if I didn't point out that we have seen a substantial decrease in the number of track athletes with positive drug tests. According to U.S. Anti-Doping Agency information, we had four doping positives in the last two years. Of them, two were for asthma medications, one was for blood pressure medication, and the fourth was for cocaine. The non- analytical positives, such as Marion Jones' were admissions to transgressions in prior years. Let me stress again, we still have a problem of monumental proportions. Despite the results in testing I just mentioned, we cannot yet assure our fans that we are running a clean sport and therein lies the tragedy.
I am personally committed to doing our part to reverse this cultural perversion. Our partners in this war, USADA and WADA are waging the battle with ground breaking science and techniques. The supplement industry can do its part in assisting us in the fray. The next time, do not be so quick to oppose reasonable and responsible federal regulation of your industry. Those who conduct ethical and legal businesses will ultimately benefit from the tightening of laws and increased scrutiny. If you say you can self regulate, then, by gosh do it! Cast these outlaws from your midst as the money changers were biblically cast from the temple. We are cleaning our house; get your brooms out and clean yours!
There is no doubt whatsoever that as long as humans are involved in sport, drugs and other forms of cheating will be part of them. But we all have an obligation to minimize their impact. Clean supplements, good coaching, advanced testing and a clear moral vision are what will propel our sport and other sports out of the "doping era" and into an era where human athletic achievement will once again be celebrated for what it is.
It is an era when the best man or woman -- not the best chemist -- will win.
Courtesy USATF
Sunday, January 25, 2009
Northern and Central California Preview 2009
Mens 100 Meter
Mark Wind Name Grade School Section Meet Date
10.62 1.8 Brendon Bigelow 9 Central CE CIF-CE Finals 05/14/08
10.74 ok Correy Hobbs 9 Ridgeview CE Liberty High School Fros... 03/28/08
10.77 1.6 Anthony Riggins 10 St. Patrick-Vincent NC CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
10.81 0.0 Kendall Spencer 11 San Mateo CC CIF-CC Finals 05/23/08
10.82 1.3 Vontrail Love 11 Hanford West CE Stanford Invitational 04/04/08
10.85 1.6 Justin Nesbitt 11 Grace Davis SJ Modesto Invitational 04/05/08
10.89 -1.3 Ifeany Ezeofor 11 Newark Mem NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
10.93 -1.3 Dash Oliver 11 Castro Valley NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
10.95 0.0 Glyn Borel 10 St. Francis (Wat) CC CIF-CC Finals 05/23/08
Wind Aided
10.69 NWI Nathan Miller 11 Rosemont SJ Metro League Finals 05/09/08
10.69 NWI Brendon Bigelow 9 Central CE Central Section North Ar... 05/07/08
10.74 NWI Vontrail Love 11 Hanford West CE Monarch Invite 03/28/08
10.75 2.7 Kendall Spencer 11 San Mateo CC CIF-CC Trials 05/17/08
10.75 NWI Glen Borel 11 St. Francis (MV) CC Weekly Duals, 4/20/08 04/20/08
10.93 3.0 Parnit Sainion 11 Andrew Hill CC CIF-CC Trials 05/17/08
10.93 NWI Chase Wheeler 11 DeLaSalle NC Bay Valley Athletic Leag... 05/08/08
10.94 NWI Seanjay Pickens 10 McClatchy SJ Metro League Finals 05/09/08
10.94 NWI Taylor Scott 11 Clovis East CE Central Section North Ar... 05/07/08
Mens 200 Meter
Mark Wind Name Grade School Section Meet Date
21.29 0.8 Brendon Bigelow 9 Central CE CIF-CE Finals 05/14/08
21.80 -2.2 Joel Kemper 11 Monterey CC CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
21.85 0.0 Chase Wheeler 11 DeLaSalle NC CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
21.94 1.8 Isiah Purvis 11 Liberty CE Arcadia Invitational 04/10/08
22.00 1.4 Rashad Ross 11 Vallejo SJ CIF-SJ Division 2 Prelims 05/14/08
22.04 1.4 George Atkinson 9 Granada NC EBAL Championships 05/08/08
22.23 -0.1 Jeff Adams 11 Laguna Creek SJ CIF-SJ Masters Meet Finals 05/22/08
22.26 -0.9 Kendall Spencer 11 San Mateo CC CIF-CC Finals 05/23/08
22.35 1.4 Devaunte Bolton 10 Granite Bay SJ CIF-SJ Division 2 Prelims 05/14/08
22.39 0.1 Dante Fountain 11 Healdsburg NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
Wind Aided
21.51 2.7 Brendon Bigelow 9 Central CE Mt. SAC Invitational 04/18/08
21.70 4.9 Chase Wheeler 11 DeLaSalle NC Adidas Golden West Invit... 06/07/08
21.88 3.7 Kendall Spencer 11 San Mateo CC CIF-CC Trials 05/17/08
21.96 NWI Isiah Purvis 11 Liberty CE CIF-CE Finals 05/14/08
21.98 3.7 Zeke Sanders 11 Santa Cruz CC CIF-CC Trials 05/17/08
22.07 3.7 Joel Kemper 11 Monterey CC CIF-CC Trials 05/17/08
22.07 NWI Nathan Miller 11 Rosemont SJ Metro League Finals 05/09/08
22.09 NWI Lamont Beard 11 Edison SJ CIF-SJ Division 1 Finals 05/16/08
22.12 NWI Correy Hobbs 9 Ridgeview CE Liberty High School Fros... 03/28/08
22.13 NWI Marvin Lamb 11 Grant SJ Metro League Finals 05/09/08
Mens 400 Meter
Mark Name Grade School Section Meet Date
48.61 Joel Kemper 11 Monterey CC CIF-CC Finals 05/23/08
48.78 Tom Blocker 11 Jesuit SJ CIF-SJ Masters Meet Finals 05/22/08
48.85 Durwan Howard 11 Grant SJ Reed Sparks Rotary Invit... 04/12/08
49.13 Isiah Purvis 11 Liberty CE CIF-CE Finals 05/14/08
49.33 Nicky Batteate 11 Oakdale SJ CIF-SJ Division 3 Finals 05/15/08
49.38 S Delfani 10 Las Lomas NC Diablo Foothill Lg Finals 05/09/08
49.39 Ryan Shorey 11 San Benito Hol CC CIF-CC Finals 05/23/08
49.53 Ryan Healy 10 Redwood NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
49.59 Vontrail Love 11 Hanford West CE West Yosemite League Cha... 05/02/08
Mens 800 Meter
Mark Name Grade School Section Meet Date
1:54.77 Kevin Griffith 10 San Ramon Vlly NC EBAL Championships 05/08/08
1:55.62 Jake Arveson 11 Monterey CC CIF-CC Finals 05/23/08
1:56.24 Devin Lockert 11 Petaluma NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
1:56.25 Hank Morrison 11 Carmel CC CIF-CC Finals 05/23/08
1:56.68 Cole Younger 11 Mt. Whitney CE Tulare County Championsh... 04/19/08
1:56.96 Rylan Hunt 11 Aptos CC Alisal Track & Field Fes... 04/26/08
1:57.13 Jesse Arellano 11 Madera CE Reedley Invitational 04/25/08
1:57.23 Dan Parker 10 Chico NO CIF-NO Division 1 Finals 05/16/08
1:57.36 Ryan Devito 11 Deer Valley NC CIF-NC Tri-Valley Area F... 05/17/08
1:57.40 Toshi Kelloge 10 Acalanes NC CIF-NC Tri-Valley Area F... 05/17/08
Mens 1600 Meter
Mark Name Grade School Section Meet Date
4:13.38 Rylan Hunt 11 Aptos CC CIF-CC Finals 05/23/08
4:14.99 Nathanael Litwiller 11 Clayton Valley NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
4:15.49 Dan Mitchell 11 Del Campo SJ CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
4:15.80 Chris Schwartz 11 Foothill CE CIF-CE Finals 05/14/08
4:16.07 Sterling Lockert 11 Petaluma NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
4:17.35 Rory McLeod 11 Santa Rosa NC Weekly Duals, 4/20/08 04/20/08
4:17.48 Jonathan Sanchez 11 Buchanan CE CIF-CE Finals 05/14/08
4:18.34 Lance Wolfsmith 11 Sobrato CC Blossom Valley Athletic ... 05/08/08
4:18.56 Greg Innes 11 St. Ignatius CC CIF-CC Trials 05/17/08
Mens 3200 Meter
Mark Name Grade School Section Meet Date
8:58.50 Chris Schwartz 11 Foothill CE CIF-State Finals 05/31/08
9:10.38 Jonathan Sanchez 11 Buchanan CE CIF-State Finals 05/31/08
9:10.66 Garrett Seawell 11 Woodcreek SJ CIF-State Finals 05/31/08
9:11.00 Wyatt Landrum 11 Liberty NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
9:11.86 Lance Wolfsmith 11 Sobrato CC CIF-CC Finals 05/23/08
9:17.11 Tyre Johnson 11 Palma CC CIF-CC Finals 05/23/08
9:24.10 Danny Vartanian 11 Buchanan CE Reedley Invitational 04/25/08
9:25.55 Matt Petersen 11 Davis SJ Adidas Golden West Invit... 06/07/08
9:25.62 Erik Olson 10 Novato NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
9:27.13 Heath Reedy 10 Buchanan CE T.R.A.C. League Champion... 05/01/08
Mens 110 Meter Hurdles
Mark Wind Name Grade School Section Meet Date
14.18 1.9 Kyler Martin 11 Vacaville SJ CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
14.33 1.2 Maurice Valentine 11 Castro Valley NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
14.45 1.9 Dante Thomas 10 Fairfield SJ CIF-SJ Masters Meet Finals 05/22/08
14.62 -0.3 Chad Jones 11 Bishop O'Dowd NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
14.66 1.6 Sean Johnson 10 Buchanan CE CIF-CE Finals 05/14/08
14.74 -0.3 Chris Mamon 10 Benicia SJ CIF-SJ Division 2 Finals 05/16/08
14.79 0.8 Aj Romine 11 Rio Linda SJ CIF-SJ Division 3 Finals 05/15/08
14.84 0.8 Angell Mayfield 10 Weston Ranch SJ CIF-SJ Division 3 Finals 05/15/08
14.90 1.9 Nathan Hoal 11 Davis SJ CIF-SJ Masters Meet Finals 05/22/08
14.91 1.6 James Orth 11 Central Cath SJ CIF-SJ Division 3 Prelims 05/13/08
Wind Aided
14.14 4.2 Kyler Martin 11 Vacaville SJ Adidas Golden West Invit... 06/07/08
14.20 3.5 Maurice Valentine 11 Castro Valley NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
14.28 NWI Dante Thomas 10 Fairfield SJ Sac Town F/S Races 05/03/08
14.59 3.8 Monte Corley 10 Logan James NC Adidas Golden West Invit... 06/07/08
14.66 NWI Christopher Mamon 10 Benicia SJ Oakland Invitational Rel... 04/05/08
14.72 3.5 Kevin Kapchuk 11 Del Mar CC CIF-CC Trials 05/17/08
14.84 NWI R.j. Frasier 10 Jesuit SJ Delta River League Champ... 05/06/08
14.88 NWI Sean Johnson 11 Buchanan CE West Coast Relays 04/04/08
14.89 NWI Chad Jones 11 Bishop O'Dowd NC Hayward Area Athletic Le... 05/06/08
14.89 NWI Angell Mayfield 10 Weston Ranch SJ VOL League Prelims and F... 05/06/08
Mens 300 Meter Hurdles
Mark Name Grade School Section Meet Date
37.81 Dante Thomas 10 Fairfield SJ CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
38.05 Kyler Martin 11 Vacaville SJ CIF-SJ Division 1 Finals 05/16/08
38.58 Avery Patterson 11 Pittsburg NC CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
38.89 Mike Skinner 11 Alvarez CC CIF-CC Trials 05/17/08
39.10 Nick Cole 11 Clayton Valley NC CIF-NC Tri-Valley Area F... 05/17/08
39.15 Peter Guenther 11 Gilroy CC CIF-CC Finals 05/23/08
39.28 Sean Johnson 10 Buchanan CE CIF-CE Finals 05/14/08
39.35 R.j. Frasier 10 Jesuit SJ CIF-SJ Division 1 Prelims 05/14/08
39.35 Aj Romine 11 Rio Linda SJ CIF-SJ Division 3 Prelims 05/13/08
39.55 Chris Mccloskey 11 Santa Rosa NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
Mens High Jump
Mark Name Grade School Section Meet Date
6' 11" Maurice Valentine 11 Castro Valley NC USA Junior Nationals 06/20/08
6' 8" Aaron Thompson 11 Arch Riordan CC CIF-CC Finals 05/23/08
6' 6" Matt Egelhoff 11 Rancho Cotate NC CIF-NC Redwood-Empire Fi... 05/17/08
6' 6" Ronyea Ellington 11 Patterson SJ CIF-SJ Division 3 Finals 05/15/08
6' 6" Isiah Griggs 10 Bakersfield CE CIF-CE Finals 05/14/08
6' 6" Travis Smith 11 Buchanan CE Central Section North Ar... 05/07/08
6' 6" George Robbins 11 West Bakersfield CE Percy Knox Invitational 03/22/08
6' 5" David Williams 11 Granada NC EBAL Championships 05/08/08
6' 5" Idarre Coles 10 Redwood CE Reedley Invitational 04/25/08
6' 4" Mike Tracy 10 Windsor NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
Mens Long Jump
Mark Wind Name Grade School Section Meet Date
23' 6.50" 2.0 Kendall Spencer 11 San Mateo CC CIF-CC Finals 05/23/08
22' 11.25" 1.6 Chase Wheeler 11 DeLaSalle NC CIF-State Finals 05/31/08
22' 7" 1.0 Diante Jackson 11 Las Lomas NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
22' 3.50" 0.5 Lasjohn Johnson 11 St. Francis (MV) CC WCAL Trials and Finals 05/07/08
22' 2.25" 1.5 Justin Sutter 11 Granite Bay SJ CIF-SJ Division 2 Finals 05/16/08
22' 1.25" 0.6 Chris Mamon 10 Benicia SJ CIF-SJ Masters Meet Finals 05/22/08
22' 0.25" -1.4 Hammed Suleman 11 Deer Valley NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
21' 9" 0.0 Aaron Thompson 11 Arch Riordan CC WCAL Trials and Finals 05/07/08
21' 8" -1.6 Jaeson Flores 11 Fairfield SJ Sacramento Meet of Champ... 04/26/08
21' 7.25" 0.0 Zack Lavely 11 Washington NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
Wind Aided
23' 2" 2.7 Chase Wheeler 11 DeLaSalle NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
22' 10.5" NWI Diante Jackson 11 Las Lomas NC Weekly Duals, 3/9/08 03/09/08
22' 9" NWI Dash Oliver 11 Castro Valley NC Hayward Area Athletic Le... 05/06/08
22' 9" NWI Dillon Root 9 Redwood CE Mt. SAC Invitational 04/18/08
22' 8.50" NWI Rashad Evans 11 Logan James NC Logan Top 8 04/18/08
22' 7.25" 2.3 Kendall Spencer 11 San Mateo CC CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
22' 7.25" NWI Justin Sutter 11 Granite Bay SJ Woody Wilson Invitational 04/18/08
22' 6.25" NWI Hammed Suleman 11 Deer Valley NC Mt. SAC Invitational 04/18/08
22' 5.75" NWI Jory Rucker 10 Franklin of Elk Grove SJ Woody Wilson Invitational 04/18/08
22' 5.25" NWI D Jackson 11 Las Lomas NC Diablo Foothill Lg Finals 05/09/08
Mens Triple Jump
Mark Wind Name Grade School Section Meet Date
48' 3" 1.0 Johnny Carter 9 Ridgeview CE CIF-CE Finals 05/14/08
47' 5.50" 0.3 Arnaux Brewer 11 Logan James NC CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
46' 10.50" 0.0 Chad Jones 11 Bishop O'Dowd NC Stanford Invitational 04/04/08
46' 3.50" 0.0 Hammed Suleman 11 Deer Valley NC Mt. SAC Invitational 04/18/08
45' 9" 1.5 Jordan Smith 11 Central CE CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
45' 7" 1.1 Derion Taylor 11 Evergreen Valley CC CIF-CC Finals 05/23/08
45' 6.75" -0.6 Victor Johnson 10 Logan James NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
45' 6.25" -1.0 Jovon Cunningham 9 Enterprise NO CIF-NO Finals 05/23/08
45' 5.50" 0.8 Monte Corley 10 Logan James NC CIF-NC Bay Shore Area Meet 05/17/08
45' 2" 1.4 Chris Mamon 10 Benicia SJ CIF-SJ Division 2 Prelims 05/14/08
Wind Aided
49' 0.75" 2.6 Johnny Carter 9 Ridgeview CE CIF-State Finals 05/31/08
47' 3.25" 2.1 Chad Jones 11 Bishop O'Dowd NC Mt.Pleasant relays 03/08/08
46' 10.50" NWI Jordan Smith 11 Central CE CIF-CE Finals 05/14/08
46' 10" 2.7 Arnaux Brewer 11 Logan James NC CIF-State Finals 05/31/08
46' 0.50" 5.4 Monte Corley 10 Logan James NC Adidas Golden West Invit... 06/07/08
45' 8" NWI Eric Cummings 11 Center SJ CIF-SJ Division 3 Finals 05/15/08
45' 7.50" NWI Hammed Suleman 11 Deer Valley NC CIF-NC Tri-Valley Area F... 05/17/08
45' 7" 2.9 Chris Mamon 10 Benicia SJ CIF-SJ Masters Meet Prel... 05/22/08
45' 2" NWI Afrikaa Holloway 11 Merced SJ CIF-SJ Division 1 Prelims 05/14/08
Mens Pole Vault
Mark Name Grade School Section Meet Date
15' 7" Robbie Simmons 11 Rocklin SJ Sierra Foothill League F... 05/07/08
15' 2" Florian Gaul 11 West Valley NO CIF-NO Finals 05/23/08
15' 1" Derrick Hinch 11 Placer SJ PVL League Meet 05/09/08
15' 0" Michael Peterson 11 Clovis East CE CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
15' 0" Mike Starr 11 Folsom SJ CIF-SJ Division 1 Finals 05/16/08
15' 0" Cale Simmons 11 Rocklin SJ Thiunder Invitational 04/05/08
14' 6" Cody Cunnington 11 Drake NC CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
14' 6" Taylor Duncan 11 Del Norte NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
14' 6" Danny Hollis 11 Livermore NC Weekly Duals, 4/20/08 04/20/08
14' 3" Brett Thompson 11 Granada NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
Mens Discus Throw
Mark Name Grade School Section Meet Date
180' 5" Matt Darr 10 Frontier CE Bill Kearney Invitational 04/19/08
173' 4" Jacob Budwig 10 Fowler CE CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
163' 6" Andrew Titherington 11 Jesuit SJ Arcadia Invitational 04/10/08
162' 1" Derek White 11 Oak Grove CC Avis Kelley Invitational 04/26/08
160' 1" Matt Darr 10 Foothill CE East Bakersfield Invitat... 03/01/08
155' 7.50" Tucker Weathers 11 Bret Harte SJ Modesto Invitational 04/05/08
155' 0" Nathan Wright 11 Arch Mitty CC Avis Kelley Invitational 04/26/08
154' 5" Joe Taufetee 10 Vallejo SJ CIF-SJ Division 2 Finals 05/16/08
154' 5" Josh Akre 11 Newark Mem NC MVAL League Meet 05/07/08
153' 3" Tim House 10 Oakdale SJ CIF-SJ Division 3 Finals 05/15/08
Mens Shot Put
Mark Name Grade School Section Meet Date
55' 3" Matt Darr 10 Frontier CE Adidas Golden West Invit... 06/07/08
53' 2.50" Willy Irwin 10 Clovis East CE Arcadia Invitational 04/10/08
53' 1.25" Andrew Titherington 11 Jesuit SJ Sacramento Meet of Champ... 04/26/08
52' 6" Josh Akre 11 Newark Mem NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
51' 9.50" Roddy Dash 11 Buhach Colony SJ CIF-SJ Masters Meet Prel... 05/22/08
51' 4.50" Nathan Wright 11 Arch Mitty CC CIF-CC Finals 05/23/08
51' 3.75" Tucker Weathers 11 Bret Harte SJ CIF-SJ Masters Meet Prel... 05/22/08
50' 9.50" Zach Miller 10 West Valley NO CIF-NO Division 1 Finals 05/16/08
50' 9.50" Steven Fanua 11 Milpitas CC Junipero Serra Top 7 04/12/08
50' 6" Troy Baker 11 Santa Rosa NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
Womens 100 Meter
Mark Wind Name Grade School Section Meet Date
11.66 1.3 Ashton Purvis 10 St. Elizabeth NC USA Junior Nationals 06/20/08
12.13 0.9 Alitta Boyd 11 Moreau Cath. NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
12.17 0.8 Katie Nelms 10 Leland CC CIF-CC Finals 05/23/08
12.18 0.3 Jenna Prandini 9 Clovis CE CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
12.19 0.0 Shaprice Jones 11 Chavez SJ CIF-SJ Division 1 Finals 05/16/08
12.20 2.0 Monikkia White 11 Vallejo SJ Stanford Invitational 04/04/08
12.21 0.6 Lauren Rose 10 Hercules NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
12.22 0.8 Angela Gradiska 10 Pinewood CC CIF-CC Finals 05/23/08
12.25 1.0 Shaprice Jones 11 Cesar Chavez CE Stanford Invitational 04/04/08
Wind Aided
11.54 2.1 Ashton Purvis 10 St. Elizabeth NC Arcadia Invitational 04/10/08
11.74 NWI Jenna Prandini 9 Clovis CE CIF-CE Finals 05/14/08
12.00 NWI Lynn Williams 9 Bullard CE CIF-CE Finals 05/14/08
12.01 NWI Brushay Wandick 11 Bakersfield CE CIF-CE Finals 05/14/08
12.03 4.2 Monikkia White 11 Vallejo SJ Adidas Golden West Invit... 06/07/08
12.06 NWI Jessica Willams 11 Bullard CE First Chance Meet 03/07/08
12.07 3.6 Alitta Boyd 11 Moreau Cath. NC Adidas Golden West Invit... 06/07/08
12.07 3.6 Angela Gradiska 10 Pinewood CC CIF-CC Trials 05/17/08
12.09 NWI Alycia Crisp 11 Grant SJ Metro League Finals 05/09/08
12.14 4.3 Jessica Williams 11 Bullard CE Mt. SAC Invitational 04/18/08
Womens 200 Meter
Mark Wind Name Grade School Section Meet Date
23.47 1.7 Ashton Purvis 10 St. Elizabeth NC CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
24.54 -1.6 Shaprice Jones 11 Chavez SJ CIF-State Finals 05/31/08
24.69 1.1 Brushay Wandick 11 Bakersfield CE CIF-CE Finals 05/14/08
24.80 0.0 Angela Gradiska 10 Pinewood CC CIF-CC Finals 05/23/08
25.04 0.3 Sara Sipes 11 Oak Ridge SJ Arcadia Invitational 04/10/08
25.07 1.1 Kali Thomas 10 St. Mary's NC CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
25.15 1.1 Leslie Reed 11 Hercules NC CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
25.16 -1.0 Brittany Adams 10 Inderkum SJ CIF-SJ Masters Meet Finals 05/22/08
25.18 0.0 Alycia Crisp 11 Grant SJ CIF-SJ Division 2 Prelims 05/14/08
Wind Aided
24.21 NWI Shaprice Jones 11 Chavez SJ CIF-SJ Division 1 Finals 05/16/08
24.31 NWI Ashton Purvis 10 St. Elizabeth NC BAC League Meet 05/10/08
24.59 4.6 Angela Gradiska 10 Pinewood CC CIF-CC Trials 05/17/08
24.68 NWI Kasey Rodgers 9 Franklin (Elk Gr) SJ Nevada Union Invitational 05/03/08
24.77 NWI Breanna Thompson 11 Edison CE Central Section North Ar... 05/07/08
24.80 NWI Alycia Crisp 11 Grant SJ Metro League Finals 05/09/08
25.07 NWI Katy Nelms 10 Leland CC Willow Glenn Relays 03/01/08
25.11 NWI Sara Sipes 11 Oak Ridge SJ SVC League Champions 200... 05/07/08
25.11 NWI Dominique Whittington 9 Lemoore CE Reedley Invitational 04/25/08
25.18 NWI Breionna Jackson 11 Will C. Wood SJ CIF-SJ Division 1 Finals 05/16/08
Womens 400 Meter
Mark Name Grade School Section Meet Date
54.84 Thandi Stewart 10 Logan James NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
55.36 Jazmin Harper 9 Oakmont SJ CIF-State Finals 05/31/08
55.60 Alima Kamara 11 Chavez SJ CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
55.77 Chizoba Okodogbe 10 Deer Valley NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
56.15 Donnise Powell 11 Logan James NC CIF-NC Bay Shore Area Meet 05/17/08
56.18 Breanna Thompson 11 Edison CE Reedley Invitational 04/25/08
56.36 Lauren Irish 10 Half Moon Bay CC CIF-CC Finals 05/23/08
56.70 Alima Kamara 11 Cesar Chavez CE Arcadia Invitational 04/10/08
56.72 Sara Sipes 11 Oak Ridge SJ Sacramento Meet of Champ... 04/26/08
Womens 800 Meter
Mark Name Grade School Section Meet Date
2:09.92 Jordan Hasay 11 Mission College Prep CE Adidas Golden West Invit... 06/07/08
2:11.13 Jordan Diaz 10 Leigh CC CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
2:11.19 Justine Fedronic 11 Carlmont CC Adidas Golden West Invit... 06/07/08
2:13.77 Tamara Purpura 10 Lowell SF CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
2:14.74 Samantha Diaz 11 Ponderosa SJ CIF-SJ Masters Meet Finals 05/22/08
2:15.09 Diana George 11 Livermore NC Adidas Golden West Invit... 06/07/08
2:15.12 Emily Livingston 11 Redwood NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
2:15.77 Hayley Scott 10 Oak Ridge SJ CIF-SJ Division 2 Finals 05/16/08
2:15.95 Chelsea Schneider 10 Castro Valley NC CIF-NC Bay Shore Area Meet 05/17/08
2:16.07 Poppy Lawman 11 The Kings Acd CC CIF-CC Finals 05/23/08
Womens 1600 Meter
Mark Name Grade School Section Meet Date
4:42.50 Jordan Hasay 11 Mission College Prep CE Elks SLO County Meet 04/05/08
4:49.63 Jacque Taylor 10 Casa Grande NC CIF-State Finals 05/31/08
4:52.04 Marissa Ferrante 10 Aptos CC SCCAL League Meet 05/01/08
4:53.47 Diana George 11 Livermore NC CIF-State Finals 05/31/08
4:55.11 Lauren Curtin 10 Maria Carillo NC CIF-NC Redwood-Empire Fi... 05/17/08
4:57.30c Heather Cerney 10 Carondelet NC Stanford Invitational 04/04/08
4:58.37 Georgia Cottong 10 Carlmont CC Junipero Serra Top 7 04/12/08
4:59.37 Hayley Scott 10 Oak Ridge SJ CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
4:59.51 Saylah Barsarian 10 Clovis CE CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
5:01.56 Mary Reynolds 11 Mountain View CC CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
Womens 3200 Meter
Mark Name Grade School Section Meet Date
9:52.13 Jordan Hasay 11 Mission College Prep CE CIF-State Finals 05/31/08
10:29.92 Maria Malone 11 Folsom SJ CIF-State Finals 05/31/08
10:40.31 Meghan Marvin 10 Clovis CE CIF-State Finals 05/31/08
10:44.48 Heather Cerney 10 Carondelet NC Arcadia Invitational 04/10/08
10:47.02 Jacque Taylor 10 Casa Grande NC Arcadia Invitational 04/10/08
10:47.59 Diana George 11 Livermore NC CIF-State Finals 05/31/08
10:54.62 Marissa Ferrante 10 Aptos CC CCS Top 8 Meet 04/18/08
10:56.89 Jessie Petersen 9 Carlmont CC CIF-CC Finals 05/23/08
10:57.00 Michelle Johnson 10 West Valley NO Sacramento Meet of Champ... 04/26/08
10:59.19 Jennifer Bergman 11 Valley Chrstn CC Adidas Golden West Invit... 06/07/08
Womens 100 Meter Hurdles
Mark Wind Name Grade School Section Meet Date
14.30 1.0 Katie Nelms 10 Leland CC CIF-CC Finals 05/23/08
14.34 0.0 Victoria Johnson 10 Logan James NC CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
14.48 1.1 Chalese Davis 9 Hercules NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
14.52 1.6 Kayla Carter 11 Lodi SJ CIF-SJ Division 1 Finals 05/16/08
14.67 1.7 T'keyah Birkley 11 Foothill SJ CIF-SJ Masters Meet Finals 05/22/08
14.85 2.0 Chelsey Kamson 11 California NC Arcadia Invitational 04/10/08
14.91 0.5 Asha Treadwell 11 Skyline OK CIF-OK Finals 05/19/08
14.95 -0.2 Aimee Rodgers 11 Freedom NC CIF-NC Tri-Valley Area F... 05/17/08
Wind Aided
14.13 NWI Vashti Thomas 9 Mt. Pleasant CC Logan Top 8 04/18/08
14.33 2.6 Victoria Johnson 10 Logan James NC Adidas Golden West Invit... 06/07/08
14.37 2.5 Katie Nelms 10 Leland CC CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
14.39 2.5 Chalese Davis 9 Hercules NC CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
14.57 NWI Alyssa Monteverde 9 Clovis West CE Central Section North Ar... 05/07/08
14.70 2.8 Asha Treadwell 11 Skyline OK CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
14.91 NWI Kayla Carter 11 Lodi SJ 2008 SJAA League Meet 05/07/08
Womens 300 Meter Hurdles
Mark Name Grade School Section Meet Date
42.06 Katie Nelms 10 Leland CC CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
43.61 Alyssa Monteverde 9 Clovis West CE CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
44.14 Taylor Lawson 10 St. Mary's NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
44.35 Kayla Carter 11 Lodi SJ CIF-SJ Division 1 Finals 05/16/08
44.60 Stephanie Blumm 9 Roseville SJ CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
44.74 T'keyah Birkley 11 Foothill SJ Sacramento Meet of Champ... 04/26/08
44.80 Chalese Davis 9 Hercules NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
44.81 Taylor Jackson 9 Frontier CE Central Section South Ar... 05/07/08
44.85 Donnise Powell 11 Logan James NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
Womens High Jump
Mark Name Grade School Section Meet Date
5' 10" Adrienne Johnson 10 Carondelet NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
5' 8" Samantha Balentine 11 Lodi SJ 2008 SJAA League Meet 05/07/08
5' 8" Kiersten Dolbec 11 Saratoga CC CCS Top 8 Meet 04/18/08
5' 8" Kristin Rimbach 11 Los Altos CC Weekly Duals, 3/2/08 03/02/08
5' 7" Janelle Coulter 11 Aptos CC Don Bell Quicksilver Cla... 04/12/08
5' 7" Celeste Rietveld 9 Livermore NC Weekly Duals, 4/6/08 04/06/08
5' 6" Carrington Mahr 11 Buchanan CE CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
5' 6" Gianna Fernandez 11 Presentation CC CIF-CC Trials 05/17/08
5' 6" Aziza Baker 11 St. Mary's SJ Sacramento State Classic 03/15/08
Womens Long Jump
Mark Wind Name Grade School Section Meet Date
19' 6.50" -0.6 Alitta Boyd 11 Moreau Cath. NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
19' 4" 0.3 Ciarra Brewer 9 Logan James NC Mt.Pleasant relays 03/08/08
19' 2" 1.2 Adrienne Johnson 10 Carondelet NC Mt. SAC Invitational 04/18/08
18' 10" 1.1 Sunny Margerum 10 Gunn CC CIF-CC Trials 05/17/08
18' 1" 1.4 Malaina Payton 11 Fremont CC Arcadia Invitational 04/10/08
17' 10.25" 1.8 Lynn Williams 9 Bullard CE Mt. SAC Invitational 04/18/08
17' 10" 1.5 Katie Ogden 9 Clovis West CE Mt. SAC Invitational 04/18/08
17' 9.50" 0.2 Nicole Mcglory 11 Logan James NC Mt.Pleasant relays 03/08/08
17' 8" 0.0 Timery Mueller 10 Oak Ridge SJ CIF-SJ Division 2 Finals 05/16/08
Wind Aided
19' 6.25" 2.9 Alitta Boyd 11 Moreau Cath. NC Adidas Golden West Invit... 06/07/08
19' 5.50" 2.9 Ciarra Brewer 9 Logan James NC MVAL League Meet 05/07/08
18' 11.50" NWI Aziza Baker 11 St. Mary's NC BSAL League Championships 05/08/08
18' 10.5" NWI Jenna Prandini 9 Clovis CE Central Section North Ar... 05/07/08
18' 9.5" NWI Lynn Williams 9 Bullard CE Central Section North Ar... 05/07/08
18' 6" NWI Adrienne Johnson 10 Carondelet NC Weekly Duals, 4/13/08 04/13/08
18' 4" NWI Malaina Payton 11 Fremont OK Sacramento Meet of Champ... 04/26/08
18' 2.25" 4.7 Brittainy Chown 11 McKinleyville NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
18' 1.75" 3.5 Tessa Runels 9 Logan James NC Adidas Golden West Invit... 06/07/08
Womens Triple Jump
Mark Wind Name Grade School Section Meet Date
41' 8.25" -0.1 Alitta Boyd 11 Moreau Cath. NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
41' 3" 1.8 Ciarra Brewer 9 Logan James NC USATF Pacific Associatio... 06/20/08
39' 3.50" -2.2 Lauren Mcglory 11 Logan James NC MVAL League Meet 05/07/08
39' 0.25" 1.5 Tessa Runels 9 Logan James NC USATF Pacific Associatio... 06/20/08
38' 11" -1.5 Azita Baker 11 St. Mary's NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
38' 3" 1.3 Nicole Mcglory 11 Logan James NC Arcadia Invitational 04/10/08
37' 8.50" 0.0 Alana Alexander 11 Centennial CE Pasadena Games 03/29/08
37' 3" 1.2 Kaitlin Clancy 10 Davis SJ CIF-SJ Masters Meet Prel... 05/22/08
Wind Aided
43' 1" 2.9 Alitta Boyd 11 Moreau Cath. NC USA Junior Nationals 06/20/08
40' 1.50" NWI Ciarra Brewer 9 Logan James NC CIF-NC Bay Shore Area Meet 05/17/08
38' 11" NWI Tessa Runels 9 Logan James NC CIF-NC Bay Shore Area Meet 05/17/08
38' 7.50" NWI Lauren Mcglory 11 Logan James NC CIF-NC Bay Shore Area Meet 05/17/08
38' 7.25" 3.0 Nicole Mcglory 11 Logan James NC Sacramento Meet of Champ... 04/26/08
38' 7" NWI Azita Baker 11 St. Mary's NC CIF-NC Bay Shore Area Meet 05/17/08
38' 3" NWI Jenna Prandini 9 Clovis CE CIF-CE Finals 05/14/08
38' 0" 2.4 Arryana Barton 10 Burbank SJ CIF-SJ Masters Meet Prel... 05/22/08
37' 6" NWI Alana Alexander 11 Centennial CE West Coast Relays 04/04/08
Womens Pole Vault
Mark Name Grade School Section Meet Date
11' 9" Mackenzi L Landry 9 Del Oro SJ CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
11' 7" Katie Zingheim 9 Granite Bay SJ Arcadia Invitational 04/10/08
11' 7" Nicola Garoutte 9 Miramonte NC Weekly Duals, 4/6/08 04/06/08
11' 6" Amanda Klinchuch 11 Liberty CE CIF-CE Finals 05/14/08
11' 6" Sarah Engle 11 Homestead CC St. Francis Invitational 03/29/08
11' 6" Kathryn Fergerson 11 Oak Ridge SJ Sacramento State Classic 03/15/08
11' 3" Kayla Kamaka 11 Woodcreek SJ CIF-SJ Masters Meet Prel... 05/22/08
11' 3" Dylan Swisley 11 Placer SJ CIF-SJ Masters Meet Prel... 05/22/08
11' 2" Cleary Wunder 11 Scotts Valley CC SCCAL League Meet 05/01/08
Womens Discus Throw
Mark Name Grade School Section Meet Date
183' 11" Anna Jelmini 11 Shafter CE Bill Kearney Invitational 04/19/08
159' 4" Alex Collatz 9 Stockdale CE Golden West Invitational 03/15/08
142' 4" Michelle Chung 10 Cupertino CC CCS Top 8 Meet 04/18/08
137' 1" Lindsay Machado 11 El Dorado SJ Stanford Invitational 04/04/08
131' 5" Janae Coffee 10 Clovis West CE West Coast Relays 04/04/08
128' 6" Jasmine Burrell 10 North Tahoe NO Weekly Duals, 3/16/08 03/16/08
128' 0" Janelle Prothro 11 Logan James NC Sacramento Meet of Champ... 04/26/08
125' 6" Megan McKee 10 Santa Teresa CC Weekly Duals, 4/13/08 04/13/08
124' 2.50" Jazmin Porter 10 Shasta NO CIF-NO Finals 05/23/08
Womens Shot Put
Mark Name Grade School Section Meet Date
50' 4" Anna Jelmini 11 Shafter CE USA Junior Nationals 06/20/08
44' 8.50" Jackie Ahloo 11 St. Mary's SJ Weekly Duals, 4/13/08 04/13/08
42' 0.75" Julia Lathrop 10 Lincoln, Linc SJ PVL League Meet 05/09/08
41' 0.50" Jazmin Porter 10 Shasta NO Eastern Athletic League 05/09/08
40' 8" Meagan McKee 10 Santa Teresa CC CIF-CC Finals 05/23/08
40' 3.50" Leckina Rithy 11 Stagg SJ CIF-SJ Masters Meet Finals 05/22/08
40' 3.50" Erinn Jones 10 Logan James NC MVAL League Meet 05/07/08
40' 1" Adrianna Ponce 11 North Salinas CC TCAL League Finals 05/09/08
Mark Wind Name Grade School Section Meet Date
10.62 1.8 Brendon Bigelow 9 Central CE CIF-CE Finals 05/14/08
10.74 ok Correy Hobbs 9 Ridgeview CE Liberty High School Fros... 03/28/08
10.77 1.6 Anthony Riggins 10 St. Patrick-Vincent NC CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
10.81 0.0 Kendall Spencer 11 San Mateo CC CIF-CC Finals 05/23/08
10.82 1.3 Vontrail Love 11 Hanford West CE Stanford Invitational 04/04/08
10.85 1.6 Justin Nesbitt 11 Grace Davis SJ Modesto Invitational 04/05/08
10.89 -1.3 Ifeany Ezeofor 11 Newark Mem NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
10.93 -1.3 Dash Oliver 11 Castro Valley NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
10.95 0.0 Glyn Borel 10 St. Francis (Wat) CC CIF-CC Finals 05/23/08
Wind Aided
10.69 NWI Nathan Miller 11 Rosemont SJ Metro League Finals 05/09/08
10.69 NWI Brendon Bigelow 9 Central CE Central Section North Ar... 05/07/08
10.74 NWI Vontrail Love 11 Hanford West CE Monarch Invite 03/28/08
10.75 2.7 Kendall Spencer 11 San Mateo CC CIF-CC Trials 05/17/08
10.75 NWI Glen Borel 11 St. Francis (MV) CC Weekly Duals, 4/20/08 04/20/08
10.93 3.0 Parnit Sainion 11 Andrew Hill CC CIF-CC Trials 05/17/08
10.93 NWI Chase Wheeler 11 DeLaSalle NC Bay Valley Athletic Leag... 05/08/08
10.94 NWI Seanjay Pickens 10 McClatchy SJ Metro League Finals 05/09/08
10.94 NWI Taylor Scott 11 Clovis East CE Central Section North Ar... 05/07/08
Mens 200 Meter
Mark Wind Name Grade School Section Meet Date
21.29 0.8 Brendon Bigelow 9 Central CE CIF-CE Finals 05/14/08
21.80 -2.2 Joel Kemper 11 Monterey CC CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
21.85 0.0 Chase Wheeler 11 DeLaSalle NC CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
21.94 1.8 Isiah Purvis 11 Liberty CE Arcadia Invitational 04/10/08
22.00 1.4 Rashad Ross 11 Vallejo SJ CIF-SJ Division 2 Prelims 05/14/08
22.04 1.4 George Atkinson 9 Granada NC EBAL Championships 05/08/08
22.23 -0.1 Jeff Adams 11 Laguna Creek SJ CIF-SJ Masters Meet Finals 05/22/08
22.26 -0.9 Kendall Spencer 11 San Mateo CC CIF-CC Finals 05/23/08
22.35 1.4 Devaunte Bolton 10 Granite Bay SJ CIF-SJ Division 2 Prelims 05/14/08
22.39 0.1 Dante Fountain 11 Healdsburg NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
Wind Aided
21.51 2.7 Brendon Bigelow 9 Central CE Mt. SAC Invitational 04/18/08
21.70 4.9 Chase Wheeler 11 DeLaSalle NC Adidas Golden West Invit... 06/07/08
21.88 3.7 Kendall Spencer 11 San Mateo CC CIF-CC Trials 05/17/08
21.96 NWI Isiah Purvis 11 Liberty CE CIF-CE Finals 05/14/08
21.98 3.7 Zeke Sanders 11 Santa Cruz CC CIF-CC Trials 05/17/08
22.07 3.7 Joel Kemper 11 Monterey CC CIF-CC Trials 05/17/08
22.07 NWI Nathan Miller 11 Rosemont SJ Metro League Finals 05/09/08
22.09 NWI Lamont Beard 11 Edison SJ CIF-SJ Division 1 Finals 05/16/08
22.12 NWI Correy Hobbs 9 Ridgeview CE Liberty High School Fros... 03/28/08
22.13 NWI Marvin Lamb 11 Grant SJ Metro League Finals 05/09/08
Mens 400 Meter
Mark Name Grade School Section Meet Date
48.61 Joel Kemper 11 Monterey CC CIF-CC Finals 05/23/08
48.78 Tom Blocker 11 Jesuit SJ CIF-SJ Masters Meet Finals 05/22/08
48.85 Durwan Howard 11 Grant SJ Reed Sparks Rotary Invit... 04/12/08
49.13 Isiah Purvis 11 Liberty CE CIF-CE Finals 05/14/08
49.33 Nicky Batteate 11 Oakdale SJ CIF-SJ Division 3 Finals 05/15/08
49.38 S Delfani 10 Las Lomas NC Diablo Foothill Lg Finals 05/09/08
49.39 Ryan Shorey 11 San Benito Hol CC CIF-CC Finals 05/23/08
49.53 Ryan Healy 10 Redwood NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
49.59 Vontrail Love 11 Hanford West CE West Yosemite League Cha... 05/02/08
Mens 800 Meter
Mark Name Grade School Section Meet Date
1:54.77 Kevin Griffith 10 San Ramon Vlly NC EBAL Championships 05/08/08
1:55.62 Jake Arveson 11 Monterey CC CIF-CC Finals 05/23/08
1:56.24 Devin Lockert 11 Petaluma NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
1:56.25 Hank Morrison 11 Carmel CC CIF-CC Finals 05/23/08
1:56.68 Cole Younger 11 Mt. Whitney CE Tulare County Championsh... 04/19/08
1:56.96 Rylan Hunt 11 Aptos CC Alisal Track & Field Fes... 04/26/08
1:57.13 Jesse Arellano 11 Madera CE Reedley Invitational 04/25/08
1:57.23 Dan Parker 10 Chico NO CIF-NO Division 1 Finals 05/16/08
1:57.36 Ryan Devito 11 Deer Valley NC CIF-NC Tri-Valley Area F... 05/17/08
1:57.40 Toshi Kelloge 10 Acalanes NC CIF-NC Tri-Valley Area F... 05/17/08
Mens 1600 Meter
Mark Name Grade School Section Meet Date
4:13.38 Rylan Hunt 11 Aptos CC CIF-CC Finals 05/23/08
4:14.99 Nathanael Litwiller 11 Clayton Valley NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
4:15.49 Dan Mitchell 11 Del Campo SJ CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
4:15.80 Chris Schwartz 11 Foothill CE CIF-CE Finals 05/14/08
4:16.07 Sterling Lockert 11 Petaluma NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
4:17.35 Rory McLeod 11 Santa Rosa NC Weekly Duals, 4/20/08 04/20/08
4:17.48 Jonathan Sanchez 11 Buchanan CE CIF-CE Finals 05/14/08
4:18.34 Lance Wolfsmith 11 Sobrato CC Blossom Valley Athletic ... 05/08/08
4:18.56 Greg Innes 11 St. Ignatius CC CIF-CC Trials 05/17/08
Mens 3200 Meter
Mark Name Grade School Section Meet Date
8:58.50 Chris Schwartz 11 Foothill CE CIF-State Finals 05/31/08
9:10.38 Jonathan Sanchez 11 Buchanan CE CIF-State Finals 05/31/08
9:10.66 Garrett Seawell 11 Woodcreek SJ CIF-State Finals 05/31/08
9:11.00 Wyatt Landrum 11 Liberty NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
9:11.86 Lance Wolfsmith 11 Sobrato CC CIF-CC Finals 05/23/08
9:17.11 Tyre Johnson 11 Palma CC CIF-CC Finals 05/23/08
9:24.10 Danny Vartanian 11 Buchanan CE Reedley Invitational 04/25/08
9:25.55 Matt Petersen 11 Davis SJ Adidas Golden West Invit... 06/07/08
9:25.62 Erik Olson 10 Novato NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
9:27.13 Heath Reedy 10 Buchanan CE T.R.A.C. League Champion... 05/01/08
Mens 110 Meter Hurdles
Mark Wind Name Grade School Section Meet Date
14.18 1.9 Kyler Martin 11 Vacaville SJ CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
14.33 1.2 Maurice Valentine 11 Castro Valley NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
14.45 1.9 Dante Thomas 10 Fairfield SJ CIF-SJ Masters Meet Finals 05/22/08
14.62 -0.3 Chad Jones 11 Bishop O'Dowd NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
14.66 1.6 Sean Johnson 10 Buchanan CE CIF-CE Finals 05/14/08
14.74 -0.3 Chris Mamon 10 Benicia SJ CIF-SJ Division 2 Finals 05/16/08
14.79 0.8 Aj Romine 11 Rio Linda SJ CIF-SJ Division 3 Finals 05/15/08
14.84 0.8 Angell Mayfield 10 Weston Ranch SJ CIF-SJ Division 3 Finals 05/15/08
14.90 1.9 Nathan Hoal 11 Davis SJ CIF-SJ Masters Meet Finals 05/22/08
14.91 1.6 James Orth 11 Central Cath SJ CIF-SJ Division 3 Prelims 05/13/08
Wind Aided
14.14 4.2 Kyler Martin 11 Vacaville SJ Adidas Golden West Invit... 06/07/08
14.20 3.5 Maurice Valentine 11 Castro Valley NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
14.28 NWI Dante Thomas 10 Fairfield SJ Sac Town F/S Races 05/03/08
14.59 3.8 Monte Corley 10 Logan James NC Adidas Golden West Invit... 06/07/08
14.66 NWI Christopher Mamon 10 Benicia SJ Oakland Invitational Rel... 04/05/08
14.72 3.5 Kevin Kapchuk 11 Del Mar CC CIF-CC Trials 05/17/08
14.84 NWI R.j. Frasier 10 Jesuit SJ Delta River League Champ... 05/06/08
14.88 NWI Sean Johnson 11 Buchanan CE West Coast Relays 04/04/08
14.89 NWI Chad Jones 11 Bishop O'Dowd NC Hayward Area Athletic Le... 05/06/08
14.89 NWI Angell Mayfield 10 Weston Ranch SJ VOL League Prelims and F... 05/06/08
Mens 300 Meter Hurdles
Mark Name Grade School Section Meet Date
37.81 Dante Thomas 10 Fairfield SJ CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
38.05 Kyler Martin 11 Vacaville SJ CIF-SJ Division 1 Finals 05/16/08
38.58 Avery Patterson 11 Pittsburg NC CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
38.89 Mike Skinner 11 Alvarez CC CIF-CC Trials 05/17/08
39.10 Nick Cole 11 Clayton Valley NC CIF-NC Tri-Valley Area F... 05/17/08
39.15 Peter Guenther 11 Gilroy CC CIF-CC Finals 05/23/08
39.28 Sean Johnson 10 Buchanan CE CIF-CE Finals 05/14/08
39.35 R.j. Frasier 10 Jesuit SJ CIF-SJ Division 1 Prelims 05/14/08
39.35 Aj Romine 11 Rio Linda SJ CIF-SJ Division 3 Prelims 05/13/08
39.55 Chris Mccloskey 11 Santa Rosa NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
Mens High Jump
Mark Name Grade School Section Meet Date
6' 11" Maurice Valentine 11 Castro Valley NC USA Junior Nationals 06/20/08
6' 8" Aaron Thompson 11 Arch Riordan CC CIF-CC Finals 05/23/08
6' 6" Matt Egelhoff 11 Rancho Cotate NC CIF-NC Redwood-Empire Fi... 05/17/08
6' 6" Ronyea Ellington 11 Patterson SJ CIF-SJ Division 3 Finals 05/15/08
6' 6" Isiah Griggs 10 Bakersfield CE CIF-CE Finals 05/14/08
6' 6" Travis Smith 11 Buchanan CE Central Section North Ar... 05/07/08
6' 6" George Robbins 11 West Bakersfield CE Percy Knox Invitational 03/22/08
6' 5" David Williams 11 Granada NC EBAL Championships 05/08/08
6' 5" Idarre Coles 10 Redwood CE Reedley Invitational 04/25/08
6' 4" Mike Tracy 10 Windsor NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
Mens Long Jump
Mark Wind Name Grade School Section Meet Date
23' 6.50" 2.0 Kendall Spencer 11 San Mateo CC CIF-CC Finals 05/23/08
22' 11.25" 1.6 Chase Wheeler 11 DeLaSalle NC CIF-State Finals 05/31/08
22' 7" 1.0 Diante Jackson 11 Las Lomas NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
22' 3.50" 0.5 Lasjohn Johnson 11 St. Francis (MV) CC WCAL Trials and Finals 05/07/08
22' 2.25" 1.5 Justin Sutter 11 Granite Bay SJ CIF-SJ Division 2 Finals 05/16/08
22' 1.25" 0.6 Chris Mamon 10 Benicia SJ CIF-SJ Masters Meet Finals 05/22/08
22' 0.25" -1.4 Hammed Suleman 11 Deer Valley NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
21' 9" 0.0 Aaron Thompson 11 Arch Riordan CC WCAL Trials and Finals 05/07/08
21' 8" -1.6 Jaeson Flores 11 Fairfield SJ Sacramento Meet of Champ... 04/26/08
21' 7.25" 0.0 Zack Lavely 11 Washington NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
Wind Aided
23' 2" 2.7 Chase Wheeler 11 DeLaSalle NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
22' 10.5" NWI Diante Jackson 11 Las Lomas NC Weekly Duals, 3/9/08 03/09/08
22' 9" NWI Dash Oliver 11 Castro Valley NC Hayward Area Athletic Le... 05/06/08
22' 9" NWI Dillon Root 9 Redwood CE Mt. SAC Invitational 04/18/08
22' 8.50" NWI Rashad Evans 11 Logan James NC Logan Top 8 04/18/08
22' 7.25" 2.3 Kendall Spencer 11 San Mateo CC CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
22' 7.25" NWI Justin Sutter 11 Granite Bay SJ Woody Wilson Invitational 04/18/08
22' 6.25" NWI Hammed Suleman 11 Deer Valley NC Mt. SAC Invitational 04/18/08
22' 5.75" NWI Jory Rucker 10 Franklin of Elk Grove SJ Woody Wilson Invitational 04/18/08
22' 5.25" NWI D Jackson 11 Las Lomas NC Diablo Foothill Lg Finals 05/09/08
Mens Triple Jump
Mark Wind Name Grade School Section Meet Date
48' 3" 1.0 Johnny Carter 9 Ridgeview CE CIF-CE Finals 05/14/08
47' 5.50" 0.3 Arnaux Brewer 11 Logan James NC CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
46' 10.50" 0.0 Chad Jones 11 Bishop O'Dowd NC Stanford Invitational 04/04/08
46' 3.50" 0.0 Hammed Suleman 11 Deer Valley NC Mt. SAC Invitational 04/18/08
45' 9" 1.5 Jordan Smith 11 Central CE CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
45' 7" 1.1 Derion Taylor 11 Evergreen Valley CC CIF-CC Finals 05/23/08
45' 6.75" -0.6 Victor Johnson 10 Logan James NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
45' 6.25" -1.0 Jovon Cunningham 9 Enterprise NO CIF-NO Finals 05/23/08
45' 5.50" 0.8 Monte Corley 10 Logan James NC CIF-NC Bay Shore Area Meet 05/17/08
45' 2" 1.4 Chris Mamon 10 Benicia SJ CIF-SJ Division 2 Prelims 05/14/08
Wind Aided
49' 0.75" 2.6 Johnny Carter 9 Ridgeview CE CIF-State Finals 05/31/08
47' 3.25" 2.1 Chad Jones 11 Bishop O'Dowd NC Mt.Pleasant relays 03/08/08
46' 10.50" NWI Jordan Smith 11 Central CE CIF-CE Finals 05/14/08
46' 10" 2.7 Arnaux Brewer 11 Logan James NC CIF-State Finals 05/31/08
46' 0.50" 5.4 Monte Corley 10 Logan James NC Adidas Golden West Invit... 06/07/08
45' 8" NWI Eric Cummings 11 Center SJ CIF-SJ Division 3 Finals 05/15/08
45' 7.50" NWI Hammed Suleman 11 Deer Valley NC CIF-NC Tri-Valley Area F... 05/17/08
45' 7" 2.9 Chris Mamon 10 Benicia SJ CIF-SJ Masters Meet Prel... 05/22/08
45' 2" NWI Afrikaa Holloway 11 Merced SJ CIF-SJ Division 1 Prelims 05/14/08
Mens Pole Vault
Mark Name Grade School Section Meet Date
15' 7" Robbie Simmons 11 Rocklin SJ Sierra Foothill League F... 05/07/08
15' 2" Florian Gaul 11 West Valley NO CIF-NO Finals 05/23/08
15' 1" Derrick Hinch 11 Placer SJ PVL League Meet 05/09/08
15' 0" Michael Peterson 11 Clovis East CE CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
15' 0" Mike Starr 11 Folsom SJ CIF-SJ Division 1 Finals 05/16/08
15' 0" Cale Simmons 11 Rocklin SJ Thiunder Invitational 04/05/08
14' 6" Cody Cunnington 11 Drake NC CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
14' 6" Taylor Duncan 11 Del Norte NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
14' 6" Danny Hollis 11 Livermore NC Weekly Duals, 4/20/08 04/20/08
14' 3" Brett Thompson 11 Granada NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
Mens Discus Throw
Mark Name Grade School Section Meet Date
180' 5" Matt Darr 10 Frontier CE Bill Kearney Invitational 04/19/08
173' 4" Jacob Budwig 10 Fowler CE CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
163' 6" Andrew Titherington 11 Jesuit SJ Arcadia Invitational 04/10/08
162' 1" Derek White 11 Oak Grove CC Avis Kelley Invitational 04/26/08
160' 1" Matt Darr 10 Foothill CE East Bakersfield Invitat... 03/01/08
155' 7.50" Tucker Weathers 11 Bret Harte SJ Modesto Invitational 04/05/08
155' 0" Nathan Wright 11 Arch Mitty CC Avis Kelley Invitational 04/26/08
154' 5" Joe Taufetee 10 Vallejo SJ CIF-SJ Division 2 Finals 05/16/08
154' 5" Josh Akre 11 Newark Mem NC MVAL League Meet 05/07/08
153' 3" Tim House 10 Oakdale SJ CIF-SJ Division 3 Finals 05/15/08
Mens Shot Put
Mark Name Grade School Section Meet Date
55' 3" Matt Darr 10 Frontier CE Adidas Golden West Invit... 06/07/08
53' 2.50" Willy Irwin 10 Clovis East CE Arcadia Invitational 04/10/08
53' 1.25" Andrew Titherington 11 Jesuit SJ Sacramento Meet of Champ... 04/26/08
52' 6" Josh Akre 11 Newark Mem NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
51' 9.50" Roddy Dash 11 Buhach Colony SJ CIF-SJ Masters Meet Prel... 05/22/08
51' 4.50" Nathan Wright 11 Arch Mitty CC CIF-CC Finals 05/23/08
51' 3.75" Tucker Weathers 11 Bret Harte SJ CIF-SJ Masters Meet Prel... 05/22/08
50' 9.50" Zach Miller 10 West Valley NO CIF-NO Division 1 Finals 05/16/08
50' 9.50" Steven Fanua 11 Milpitas CC Junipero Serra Top 7 04/12/08
50' 6" Troy Baker 11 Santa Rosa NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
Womens 100 Meter
Mark Wind Name Grade School Section Meet Date
11.66 1.3 Ashton Purvis 10 St. Elizabeth NC USA Junior Nationals 06/20/08
12.13 0.9 Alitta Boyd 11 Moreau Cath. NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
12.17 0.8 Katie Nelms 10 Leland CC CIF-CC Finals 05/23/08
12.18 0.3 Jenna Prandini 9 Clovis CE CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
12.19 0.0 Shaprice Jones 11 Chavez SJ CIF-SJ Division 1 Finals 05/16/08
12.20 2.0 Monikkia White 11 Vallejo SJ Stanford Invitational 04/04/08
12.21 0.6 Lauren Rose 10 Hercules NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
12.22 0.8 Angela Gradiska 10 Pinewood CC CIF-CC Finals 05/23/08
12.25 1.0 Shaprice Jones 11 Cesar Chavez CE Stanford Invitational 04/04/08
Wind Aided
11.54 2.1 Ashton Purvis 10 St. Elizabeth NC Arcadia Invitational 04/10/08
11.74 NWI Jenna Prandini 9 Clovis CE CIF-CE Finals 05/14/08
12.00 NWI Lynn Williams 9 Bullard CE CIF-CE Finals 05/14/08
12.01 NWI Brushay Wandick 11 Bakersfield CE CIF-CE Finals 05/14/08
12.03 4.2 Monikkia White 11 Vallejo SJ Adidas Golden West Invit... 06/07/08
12.06 NWI Jessica Willams 11 Bullard CE First Chance Meet 03/07/08
12.07 3.6 Alitta Boyd 11 Moreau Cath. NC Adidas Golden West Invit... 06/07/08
12.07 3.6 Angela Gradiska 10 Pinewood CC CIF-CC Trials 05/17/08
12.09 NWI Alycia Crisp 11 Grant SJ Metro League Finals 05/09/08
12.14 4.3 Jessica Williams 11 Bullard CE Mt. SAC Invitational 04/18/08
Womens 200 Meter
Mark Wind Name Grade School Section Meet Date
23.47 1.7 Ashton Purvis 10 St. Elizabeth NC CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
24.54 -1.6 Shaprice Jones 11 Chavez SJ CIF-State Finals 05/31/08
24.69 1.1 Brushay Wandick 11 Bakersfield CE CIF-CE Finals 05/14/08
24.80 0.0 Angela Gradiska 10 Pinewood CC CIF-CC Finals 05/23/08
25.04 0.3 Sara Sipes 11 Oak Ridge SJ Arcadia Invitational 04/10/08
25.07 1.1 Kali Thomas 10 St. Mary's NC CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
25.15 1.1 Leslie Reed 11 Hercules NC CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
25.16 -1.0 Brittany Adams 10 Inderkum SJ CIF-SJ Masters Meet Finals 05/22/08
25.18 0.0 Alycia Crisp 11 Grant SJ CIF-SJ Division 2 Prelims 05/14/08
Wind Aided
24.21 NWI Shaprice Jones 11 Chavez SJ CIF-SJ Division 1 Finals 05/16/08
24.31 NWI Ashton Purvis 10 St. Elizabeth NC BAC League Meet 05/10/08
24.59 4.6 Angela Gradiska 10 Pinewood CC CIF-CC Trials 05/17/08
24.68 NWI Kasey Rodgers 9 Franklin (Elk Gr) SJ Nevada Union Invitational 05/03/08
24.77 NWI Breanna Thompson 11 Edison CE Central Section North Ar... 05/07/08
24.80 NWI Alycia Crisp 11 Grant SJ Metro League Finals 05/09/08
25.07 NWI Katy Nelms 10 Leland CC Willow Glenn Relays 03/01/08
25.11 NWI Sara Sipes 11 Oak Ridge SJ SVC League Champions 200... 05/07/08
25.11 NWI Dominique Whittington 9 Lemoore CE Reedley Invitational 04/25/08
25.18 NWI Breionna Jackson 11 Will C. Wood SJ CIF-SJ Division 1 Finals 05/16/08
Womens 400 Meter
Mark Name Grade School Section Meet Date
54.84 Thandi Stewart 10 Logan James NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
55.36 Jazmin Harper 9 Oakmont SJ CIF-State Finals 05/31/08
55.60 Alima Kamara 11 Chavez SJ CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
55.77 Chizoba Okodogbe 10 Deer Valley NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
56.15 Donnise Powell 11 Logan James NC CIF-NC Bay Shore Area Meet 05/17/08
56.18 Breanna Thompson 11 Edison CE Reedley Invitational 04/25/08
56.36 Lauren Irish 10 Half Moon Bay CC CIF-CC Finals 05/23/08
56.70 Alima Kamara 11 Cesar Chavez CE Arcadia Invitational 04/10/08
56.72 Sara Sipes 11 Oak Ridge SJ Sacramento Meet of Champ... 04/26/08
Womens 800 Meter
Mark Name Grade School Section Meet Date
2:09.92 Jordan Hasay 11 Mission College Prep CE Adidas Golden West Invit... 06/07/08
2:11.13 Jordan Diaz 10 Leigh CC CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
2:11.19 Justine Fedronic 11 Carlmont CC Adidas Golden West Invit... 06/07/08
2:13.77 Tamara Purpura 10 Lowell SF CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
2:14.74 Samantha Diaz 11 Ponderosa SJ CIF-SJ Masters Meet Finals 05/22/08
2:15.09 Diana George 11 Livermore NC Adidas Golden West Invit... 06/07/08
2:15.12 Emily Livingston 11 Redwood NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
2:15.77 Hayley Scott 10 Oak Ridge SJ CIF-SJ Division 2 Finals 05/16/08
2:15.95 Chelsea Schneider 10 Castro Valley NC CIF-NC Bay Shore Area Meet 05/17/08
2:16.07 Poppy Lawman 11 The Kings Acd CC CIF-CC Finals 05/23/08
Womens 1600 Meter
Mark Name Grade School Section Meet Date
4:42.50 Jordan Hasay 11 Mission College Prep CE Elks SLO County Meet 04/05/08
4:49.63 Jacque Taylor 10 Casa Grande NC CIF-State Finals 05/31/08
4:52.04 Marissa Ferrante 10 Aptos CC SCCAL League Meet 05/01/08
4:53.47 Diana George 11 Livermore NC CIF-State Finals 05/31/08
4:55.11 Lauren Curtin 10 Maria Carillo NC CIF-NC Redwood-Empire Fi... 05/17/08
4:57.30c Heather Cerney 10 Carondelet NC Stanford Invitational 04/04/08
4:58.37 Georgia Cottong 10 Carlmont CC Junipero Serra Top 7 04/12/08
4:59.37 Hayley Scott 10 Oak Ridge SJ CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
4:59.51 Saylah Barsarian 10 Clovis CE CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
5:01.56 Mary Reynolds 11 Mountain View CC CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
Womens 3200 Meter
Mark Name Grade School Section Meet Date
9:52.13 Jordan Hasay 11 Mission College Prep CE CIF-State Finals 05/31/08
10:29.92 Maria Malone 11 Folsom SJ CIF-State Finals 05/31/08
10:40.31 Meghan Marvin 10 Clovis CE CIF-State Finals 05/31/08
10:44.48 Heather Cerney 10 Carondelet NC Arcadia Invitational 04/10/08
10:47.02 Jacque Taylor 10 Casa Grande NC Arcadia Invitational 04/10/08
10:47.59 Diana George 11 Livermore NC CIF-State Finals 05/31/08
10:54.62 Marissa Ferrante 10 Aptos CC CCS Top 8 Meet 04/18/08
10:56.89 Jessie Petersen 9 Carlmont CC CIF-CC Finals 05/23/08
10:57.00 Michelle Johnson 10 West Valley NO Sacramento Meet of Champ... 04/26/08
10:59.19 Jennifer Bergman 11 Valley Chrstn CC Adidas Golden West Invit... 06/07/08
Womens 100 Meter Hurdles
Mark Wind Name Grade School Section Meet Date
14.30 1.0 Katie Nelms 10 Leland CC CIF-CC Finals 05/23/08
14.34 0.0 Victoria Johnson 10 Logan James NC CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
14.48 1.1 Chalese Davis 9 Hercules NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
14.52 1.6 Kayla Carter 11 Lodi SJ CIF-SJ Division 1 Finals 05/16/08
14.67 1.7 T'keyah Birkley 11 Foothill SJ CIF-SJ Masters Meet Finals 05/22/08
14.85 2.0 Chelsey Kamson 11 California NC Arcadia Invitational 04/10/08
14.91 0.5 Asha Treadwell 11 Skyline OK CIF-OK Finals 05/19/08
14.95 -0.2 Aimee Rodgers 11 Freedom NC CIF-NC Tri-Valley Area F... 05/17/08
Wind Aided
14.13 NWI Vashti Thomas 9 Mt. Pleasant CC Logan Top 8 04/18/08
14.33 2.6 Victoria Johnson 10 Logan James NC Adidas Golden West Invit... 06/07/08
14.37 2.5 Katie Nelms 10 Leland CC CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
14.39 2.5 Chalese Davis 9 Hercules NC CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
14.57 NWI Alyssa Monteverde 9 Clovis West CE Central Section North Ar... 05/07/08
14.70 2.8 Asha Treadwell 11 Skyline OK CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
14.91 NWI Kayla Carter 11 Lodi SJ 2008 SJAA League Meet 05/07/08
Womens 300 Meter Hurdles
Mark Name Grade School Section Meet Date
42.06 Katie Nelms 10 Leland CC CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
43.61 Alyssa Monteverde 9 Clovis West CE CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
44.14 Taylor Lawson 10 St. Mary's NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
44.35 Kayla Carter 11 Lodi SJ CIF-SJ Division 1 Finals 05/16/08
44.60 Stephanie Blumm 9 Roseville SJ CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
44.74 T'keyah Birkley 11 Foothill SJ Sacramento Meet of Champ... 04/26/08
44.80 Chalese Davis 9 Hercules NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
44.81 Taylor Jackson 9 Frontier CE Central Section South Ar... 05/07/08
44.85 Donnise Powell 11 Logan James NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
Womens High Jump
Mark Name Grade School Section Meet Date
5' 10" Adrienne Johnson 10 Carondelet NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
5' 8" Samantha Balentine 11 Lodi SJ 2008 SJAA League Meet 05/07/08
5' 8" Kiersten Dolbec 11 Saratoga CC CCS Top 8 Meet 04/18/08
5' 8" Kristin Rimbach 11 Los Altos CC Weekly Duals, 3/2/08 03/02/08
5' 7" Janelle Coulter 11 Aptos CC Don Bell Quicksilver Cla... 04/12/08
5' 7" Celeste Rietveld 9 Livermore NC Weekly Duals, 4/6/08 04/06/08
5' 6" Carrington Mahr 11 Buchanan CE CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
5' 6" Gianna Fernandez 11 Presentation CC CIF-CC Trials 05/17/08
5' 6" Aziza Baker 11 St. Mary's SJ Sacramento State Classic 03/15/08
Womens Long Jump
Mark Wind Name Grade School Section Meet Date
19' 6.50" -0.6 Alitta Boyd 11 Moreau Cath. NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
19' 4" 0.3 Ciarra Brewer 9 Logan James NC Mt.Pleasant relays 03/08/08
19' 2" 1.2 Adrienne Johnson 10 Carondelet NC Mt. SAC Invitational 04/18/08
18' 10" 1.1 Sunny Margerum 10 Gunn CC CIF-CC Trials 05/17/08
18' 1" 1.4 Malaina Payton 11 Fremont CC Arcadia Invitational 04/10/08
17' 10.25" 1.8 Lynn Williams 9 Bullard CE Mt. SAC Invitational 04/18/08
17' 10" 1.5 Katie Ogden 9 Clovis West CE Mt. SAC Invitational 04/18/08
17' 9.50" 0.2 Nicole Mcglory 11 Logan James NC Mt.Pleasant relays 03/08/08
17' 8" 0.0 Timery Mueller 10 Oak Ridge SJ CIF-SJ Division 2 Finals 05/16/08
Wind Aided
19' 6.25" 2.9 Alitta Boyd 11 Moreau Cath. NC Adidas Golden West Invit... 06/07/08
19' 5.50" 2.9 Ciarra Brewer 9 Logan James NC MVAL League Meet 05/07/08
18' 11.50" NWI Aziza Baker 11 St. Mary's NC BSAL League Championships 05/08/08
18' 10.5" NWI Jenna Prandini 9 Clovis CE Central Section North Ar... 05/07/08
18' 9.5" NWI Lynn Williams 9 Bullard CE Central Section North Ar... 05/07/08
18' 6" NWI Adrienne Johnson 10 Carondelet NC Weekly Duals, 4/13/08 04/13/08
18' 4" NWI Malaina Payton 11 Fremont OK Sacramento Meet of Champ... 04/26/08
18' 2.25" 4.7 Brittainy Chown 11 McKinleyville NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
18' 1.75" 3.5 Tessa Runels 9 Logan James NC Adidas Golden West Invit... 06/07/08
Womens Triple Jump
Mark Wind Name Grade School Section Meet Date
41' 8.25" -0.1 Alitta Boyd 11 Moreau Cath. NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
41' 3" 1.8 Ciarra Brewer 9 Logan James NC USATF Pacific Associatio... 06/20/08
39' 3.50" -2.2 Lauren Mcglory 11 Logan James NC MVAL League Meet 05/07/08
39' 0.25" 1.5 Tessa Runels 9 Logan James NC USATF Pacific Associatio... 06/20/08
38' 11" -1.5 Azita Baker 11 St. Mary's NC CIF-NC Meet of Champions 05/23/08
38' 3" 1.3 Nicole Mcglory 11 Logan James NC Arcadia Invitational 04/10/08
37' 8.50" 0.0 Alana Alexander 11 Centennial CE Pasadena Games 03/29/08
37' 3" 1.2 Kaitlin Clancy 10 Davis SJ CIF-SJ Masters Meet Prel... 05/22/08
Wind Aided
43' 1" 2.9 Alitta Boyd 11 Moreau Cath. NC USA Junior Nationals 06/20/08
40' 1.50" NWI Ciarra Brewer 9 Logan James NC CIF-NC Bay Shore Area Meet 05/17/08
38' 11" NWI Tessa Runels 9 Logan James NC CIF-NC Bay Shore Area Meet 05/17/08
38' 7.50" NWI Lauren Mcglory 11 Logan James NC CIF-NC Bay Shore Area Meet 05/17/08
38' 7.25" 3.0 Nicole Mcglory 11 Logan James NC Sacramento Meet of Champ... 04/26/08
38' 7" NWI Azita Baker 11 St. Mary's NC CIF-NC Bay Shore Area Meet 05/17/08
38' 3" NWI Jenna Prandini 9 Clovis CE CIF-CE Finals 05/14/08
38' 0" 2.4 Arryana Barton 10 Burbank SJ CIF-SJ Masters Meet Prel... 05/22/08
37' 6" NWI Alana Alexander 11 Centennial CE West Coast Relays 04/04/08
Womens Pole Vault
Mark Name Grade School Section Meet Date
11' 9" Mackenzi L Landry 9 Del Oro SJ CIF-State Prelims 05/30/08
11' 7" Katie Zingheim 9 Granite Bay SJ Arcadia Invitational 04/10/08
11' 7" Nicola Garoutte 9 Miramonte NC Weekly Duals, 4/6/08 04/06/08
11' 6" Amanda Klinchuch 11 Liberty CE CIF-CE Finals 05/14/08
11' 6" Sarah Engle 11 Homestead CC St. Francis Invitational 03/29/08
11' 6" Kathryn Fergerson 11 Oak Ridge SJ Sacramento State Classic 03/15/08
11' 3" Kayla Kamaka 11 Woodcreek SJ CIF-SJ Masters Meet Prel... 05/22/08
11' 3" Dylan Swisley 11 Placer SJ CIF-SJ Masters Meet Prel... 05/22/08
11' 2" Cleary Wunder 11 Scotts Valley CC SCCAL League Meet 05/01/08
Womens Discus Throw
Mark Name Grade School Section Meet Date
183' 11" Anna Jelmini 11 Shafter CE Bill Kearney Invitational 04/19/08
159' 4" Alex Collatz 9 Stockdale CE Golden West Invitational 03/15/08
142' 4" Michelle Chung 10 Cupertino CC CCS Top 8 Meet 04/18/08
137' 1" Lindsay Machado 11 El Dorado SJ Stanford Invitational 04/04/08
131' 5" Janae Coffee 10 Clovis West CE West Coast Relays 04/04/08
128' 6" Jasmine Burrell 10 North Tahoe NO Weekly Duals, 3/16/08 03/16/08
128' 0" Janelle Prothro 11 Logan James NC Sacramento Meet of Champ... 04/26/08
125' 6" Megan McKee 10 Santa Teresa CC Weekly Duals, 4/13/08 04/13/08
124' 2.50" Jazmin Porter 10 Shasta NO CIF-NO Finals 05/23/08
Womens Shot Put
Mark Name Grade School Section Meet Date
50' 4" Anna Jelmini 11 Shafter CE USA Junior Nationals 06/20/08
44' 8.50" Jackie Ahloo 11 St. Mary's SJ Weekly Duals, 4/13/08 04/13/08
42' 0.75" Julia Lathrop 10 Lincoln, Linc SJ PVL League Meet 05/09/08
41' 0.50" Jazmin Porter 10 Shasta NO Eastern Athletic League 05/09/08
40' 8" Meagan McKee 10 Santa Teresa CC CIF-CC Finals 05/23/08
40' 3.50" Leckina Rithy 11 Stagg SJ CIF-SJ Masters Meet Finals 05/22/08
40' 3.50" Erinn Jones 10 Logan James NC MVAL League Meet 05/07/08
40' 1" Adrianna Ponce 11 North Salinas CC TCAL League Finals 05/09/08
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