Jillian Weir (Canada) 94-9 1/4

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Weight Throw: 1. Jillian Weir (Canada) 94-9 1/4 (19.74).

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Female athletes throw a 12 kg (28 lb.) weight.
Jillian Weir graduated from Homestead HS in Cupertino. She has competed for Long Beach State and the University of Oregon.
Her father Robert Weir coached at Stanford and Oregon.

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Jillian Weir (Long Beach State)

January 13, 2016, 5:25 pm

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Long Beach State Collegiate 2011 Outdoor Season - Freshman
Shot Put - 4kg
	4		13.67m	V F	Mar 5	Ben Brown Invitational
	11		13.16m	CUO F	Mar 19	33rd Aztec Track and F...
	8	*	13.86m	C F	Mar 27	Cal/Nevada Track & Fie...
	3		13.48m	V F	Apr 8	Big West Challenge Cup
	12		13.33m	C F	Apr 16	Beach Invitational
	5		13.64m	O F	Apr 23	Triton Invitational
	6	*	13.88m	C F	May 1	Steve Scott Invitation...
	3	*	14.25m	V F	May 14	Big West Championship

Discus - 1kg
	8		39.56m	V F	Mar 5	Ben Brown Invitational
	11	*	41.92m	CUO F	Mar 19	33rd Aztec Track and F...
	20		37.73m	C F	Mar 27	Cal/Nevada Track & Fie...
	7		39.11m	V F	Apr 8	Big West Challenge Cup
	37		41.00m	C F	Apr 16	Beach Invitational
	9	*	43.94m	O F	Apr 22	Triton Invitational
	18		41.06m	C F	May 1	Steve Scott Invitation...
	13		36.70m	V F	May 14	Big West Championship

Hammer - 4kg
	25		40.42m	V F	Mar 5	Ben Brown Invitational
	20	*	43.03m	Col F	Mar 26	Cal/Nevada Track & Fie...
	20		43.03m	C F	Mar 27	Cal/Nevada Track & Fie...
	8	*	43.83m	V F	Apr 8	Big West Challenge Cup
	20		43.35m	C F	Apr 16	Beach Invitational
	31	*	45.92m	I F	Apr 22	Triton Invitational
	28		43.35m	C F	Apr 30	Steve Scott Invitation...
	12		43.02m	V F	May 14	Big West Championship

Long Beach State Collegiate 2011 Indoor Season - Freshman
Shot Put - 4kg
	4		13.34m	V F	Jan 29	Don Barrett Duals
	6	*	13.84m	V F	Feb 11	Don Kirby Team Invitat...
	5		12.46m	V F	Feb 26	MPSF Championships

Season Records

Shot Put - 4kg
	2011 Indoor	Fr	13.84m
	2011 Outdoor	Fr	14.25m

Discus - 1kg
	2011 Outdoor	Fr	43.94m

Hammer - 4kg
	2011 Outdoor	Fr	45.92m

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California Golden Bears 2016 All-Comers Track & Field Meet Info

January 14, 2016, 6:08 am

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Updated 12.4.15

Tony Sandoval, Director of Track and Field/Cross Country University of California, Haas Pavilion, Berkeley, CA 94720 Fax (510) 642-9262

California Golden Bears

2016 All-Comers Track & Field Meet Info

Date: Saturday, January 23rd

Divisions: Junior High, High School, Open, Masters, Male and Female athletes

All participants must be 13 years of age or older to participate.

Rules: Meet will be conducted under USATF rulings

Entry Fee: $10 per athlete paid on arrival. *Spectators are free.* This fee is for entry into the meet. It is not a participation fee. No refunds.

Registration: 7am to 12:30pm ONLY. Registration closes promptly at 12:30pm.

Medical: Please note that there will be no medical staff on the track during the meet. Participants are responsible for their own medical supplies. You are competing at your own risk.

Waivers: All participants must sign Waiver of Liability, Assumption of Risk, and Indemnity Agreement. Parents must sign waivers for minors! No exceptions!

Forms are online at Calbears.com on the Track & Field page under "Links".
Field Events: Throws: Weigh-ins are 7am to noon ONLY. Jumps: LJs and TJs will have open pits – All jumps must be contested within the open pit windows.

Facility: In August 2012, the eight-lane track at George C. Edwards Stadium was resurfaced with Beynon BSS 2000 Hobart. Spikes must be under 9mm. Needle spikes NOT allowed.

Parking: Due to a Cal basketball game, parking on Frank Schlessinger Way, Bancroft Way and Haas Pavilion lots will not be available. Parking will be available on street or for pay at the campus’s University Hall Structure or Genetics Garage. Click on this link for more parking suggestions.

Field Access: Only participating athletes, Cal staff and meet administration allowed on the field besides pole vault coaches. Pole vault coaches will need a wristband to be on field in the designated coach box. Wristbands can be obtained at registration. Once the vault competition has been completed, coaches must return to the stands.

Questions: chasdavis@berkeley.edu. In case of inclement weather, check twitter @Cal_Track for meet status updates.

Results: Posted at the conclusion of each event at www.recordtiming.com

Updated 12.4.15

Tony Sandoval, Director of Track and Field/Cross Country University of California, Haas Pavilion, Berkeley, CA 94720 Fax (510) 642-9262
Cal All-Comers

1.23.16 Time Schedule & Order of Event

Field Events

8am Weight Throw *No Hammer*

10am High Jump

10:30am – 1 Open Long Jump

11am Shot Put

11am Javelin

Discus to follow

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400m

60m

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200m

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4x400m Relay

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UW-La Crosse, MIT Headline Preseason DIII ITF Rankings

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UW-La Crosse, MIT Headline Preseason DIII ITF Rankings

By Tyler Mayforth, USTFCCCA

January 12, 2016

NEW ORLEANS— If the National Team Computer Rankings are right, there won’t be a repeat team champion at the 2016 NCAA Division III Indoor Track & Field Championships for either gender.
The preseason edition of the National Team Computer Rankings were released Tuesday afternoon by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) and both reigning national champions, the UW-Eau Claire men and the UW-La Crosse women, are starting as underdogs.

NCAA Division III National Team Rankings Top 5 – Men
1)	2)	3)	4)	5)
UW-La Crosse	UW-Oshkosh	North Central (Ill.)	UW-Eau Claire	Mount Union
138.82 pts	108.36 pts	94.49 pts	92.99 pts	79.61 pts
View Complete Men’s National Coaches’ Poll

NCAA Division III National Team Rankings Top 5 – Women
1)	2)	3)	4)	5)
MIT	Illinois-Wesleyan	UW-La Crosse	UW-Oshkosh	Baldwin Wallace
178.85 pts	141.67 pts	131.75 pts	91.63 pts	89.86 pts
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In the men’s rankings, the UW-La Crosse men knocked the Blugolds off their perch. The Eagles, who were runner-ups at the 2015 NCAA meet, tallied 138.82 points. UW-Eau Claire fell to fourth.
For the women, MIT soared from No. 4 last year to No. 1 this year. The Engineers totaled 178.85 points, putting it well ahead of No. 2 Illinois Wesleyan (141.67).
Scores in the National Team Computer Rankings were determined by the USTFCCCA computers using preseason event rankings that include the top marks of the recent NCAA indoor track & field seasons by returning student-athletes and the top marks of the young 2016 campaign. Marks from the outdoor season are not included, nor are marks from incoming freshmen.
The closer an athlete is to the top of his or her event rankings, the more points he or she earns toward the team total. Points from all applicable athletes are added up to determine team scores.
The point system used in the rankings is not the same as the scoring system used for the NCAA Championships.
A full breakdown of the national rankings methodology can be found here.
It should also be noted that the USTFCCCA National Team Computer Rankings should not be referenced to as a "poll," since no voting was conducted.

Men’s Breakdown

Following a runner-up finish at the 2015 NCAA Division III Indoor Track & Field Championships in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, UW-La Crosse is poised to make a run at its 18th national title this season.
Three sprinters as well as two distance runners have the opportunity to lead the Eagles to greatness this season.
Ross Denman, who won the 400-meter title last year, returns for his junior year and is expected to fare well in the 200 meters alongside teammate Zach Rothering. Zak Wallenfang could make some noise in the 400 meters as well, since he’s the fifth fastest returning athlete in the event from last year. Both Tom Linner (mile) and Nate Rothier (3000, 5000) are listed among those athletes who are expected to score big in their respective events.
Settling in behind UW-La Crosse is Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference bretheren UW-Oshkosh at No. 2, traditional powerhouse North Central (Ill.) at No. 3, former No. 1 UW-Eau Claire at No. 4 and Mount Union at No. 5.
UW-Oshkosh hopes Naji Allen (60 meters), Robert Lara (mile), Zachary Baehman (shot put) as well as two relay teams (4×400, distance medley) live up to their potential.
North Central (Ill.) is going to go as far as its distance runners take it, according to the rankings. The Cardinals return several top-10 athletes in Aron Sebhat (mile, 3000), Tim Vazquez (5000) and Tim Hoffman (5000). 2015 pole vault champ Luke Winder also returns with hopes of making it two in a row.
UW-Eau Claire features Josh Thorson (3000), two solid relay teams (4×400, distance medley) as well as the top returner in the shot put, Alex Mess.
Mount Union already received a strong mark from Tyler Orewiler in the pole vault this season and if he continues his progression, he’ll join heptathlete Andrew Milhoan as the athletes that the team needs to come through to succeed.
Elsewhere in the rankings, there were a few teams that jumped obscene amounts. No. 6 Williams rocketed 49 spots from last year, No. 15 Widener soared 39 spots, No. 18 Central (Iowa) jumped 37 and No. 20 Nazareth climbed 35 slots.

Women’s Breakdown

Distance is the name of the game for MIT in 2016.
Thanks to Maryann Gong (Granada HS, Livermore, CA), Sarah Quinn, Christina Wicker and Nicole Zeinstra, the Engineers should be able to build upon their fourth-place finish in North Carolina last year. Gong is the top returning athlete in the mile and 3000 (she won the 2015 title), Quinn is among the top-3 in both the mile and 5000, Wicker is a strong candidate to score high in the mile and Zeinstra should attack the 5000 with vigor.
Let’s not forget MIT also returns Cimran Virdi (Las Lomas HS, Walnut Creek), the 2015 pole vault champion.
What distance is to the Engineers, the field events are where Illinois Wesleyan hopes to shine.
The Titans have one of the division’s best high jumpers in Molly McGraw and one of the best long jumpers in Amelia Glueck. When Nia Joiner isn’t blistering the track in the 60 meters, she’ll also try to soar out of the long jump pit. And if pentathlete Jill Harmon breaks up her events, she’ll be right up with the others as well but in the triple jump.
For UW-La Crosse to defend its crown, it will rely on Maggie Slatter in the 60 meters as well as Claire Gordee in the 60 hurdles. You can’t forget about Bria Halama, the reigning triple jump champion, or thrower Kendra Anthony (shot put, weight throw) either.
Rounding out the top-5 is Baldwin Wallace, up 20 spots from last year. The Yellow Jackets feature a strong overall athlete in Melanie Winters (top returning pentathlete) as well as thrower Kim Gallavan (shot put, weight throw).
Other teams with big jumps in the rankings include No. 9 Chicago (up from No. 25), No. 11 Ithaca (up from No. 43), No. 15 UW-Stout (up from No. 39). Going the other way, having lost strong athletes to graduation, were No. 13 UW-Eau Claire (down from No. 4) and No. 23 Buffalo State (down from No. 8).

USTFCCCA NCAA Division III
Men’s Indoor Track & Field National Team Computer Rankings (Top 25)
2016 Preseason — January 12
next ranking: January 26

Rank	Institution	Points	Conference	Head Coach (Yr)	2015 FINAL
1	UW-La Crosse	138.82	WIAC	Josh Buchholtz (8th)	2
2	UW-Oshkosh	108.36	WIAC	Ben Dorsey (1st)	8
3	North Central (Ill.)	94.49	CCIW	Frank Gramarosso (6th)	5
4	UW-Eau Claire	92.99	WIAC	Chip Schneider (14th)	1
5	Mount Union	79.61	OAC	Kevin Lucas (6th)	3
6	Williams	75.19	NESCAC	Ethan Barron (1st)	55
7	St. Olaf	64.51	MIAC	Phil Lundin (8th)	4
8	Wartburg	60.08	IIAC	Marcus Newsom (18th)	24
9	Monmouth (Ill.)	59.35	Midwest	Roger Haynes (33rd)	12
10	UW-Stevens Point	53.90	WIAC	Rick Witt (37th)	21
11	UW-Whitewater	53.56	WIAC	Mike Johnson (7th)	9
12	Ramapo	52.50	NJAC	Mike Jackson (12th)	45
13	Saint John Fisher	48.15	Empire 8	Mike Henchen (4th)	45
14	Rhode Island College	47.64	Little East	Kevin Jackson (15th)	24
15	Widener	44.79	Middle Atlantic	Vince Touey (29th)	61
16	Haverford	43.68	Centennial	Tom Donnelly (41st)	45
17	Tufts	42.37	NESCAC	Joel Williams (1st)	15
18	Central (Iowa)	42.30	IIAC	Joe Dunham (8th)	55
19	Salisbury	40.89	CAC	Jim Jones (17th)	17
20	Nazareth	38.55	Empire 8	James Goss (6th)	55
21	Delaware Valley	38.40	Middle Atlantic	Larry Hannon (4th)	NR
22	Augustana (Ill.)	38.29	CCIW	Paul Olsen (47th)	11
23	Ohio Wesleyan	37.85	NCAC	Kris Boey (14th)	NR
24	UW-Platteville	36.83	WIAC	Chris Rotzenberg (4th)	31
25	Baldwin Wallace	35.01	OAC	Matthew Cole (1st)	NR

View All Teams Beyond the Top 25

Men’s Conference Index Top 10
Rank	Conference	Points	Top 25 Teams
1	WIAC	514.89	6
2	NESCAC	197.18	2
3	CCIW	166.15	2
4	SUNYAC	151.12
5	IIAC	149.80	2
6	OAC	139.65	2
7	Middle Atlantic	126.55	2
8	MIAC	116.45	1
9	NJAC	116.24	1
10	NCAC	99.10	1

Men’s Regional Index Leaders
Region	Institution	Points	Last Week
Atlantic	(returns January 26)
Central	(returns January 26)
Great Lakes	(returns January 26)
Mideast	(returns January 26)
Midwest	(returns January 26)
New England	(returns January 26)
South/Southeast	(returns January 26)
West	(returns January 26)
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USTFCCCA NCAA Division III
Women’s Indoor Track & Field National Team Computer Rankings (Top 25)
2016 Preseason — January 12
next ranking: January 26

Rank	Institution	Points	Conference	Head Coach (Yr)	2015 FINAL
1	MIT	178.85	NEWMAC	Halston Taylor (9th)	4
2	Illinois Wesleyan	141.67	CCIW	Chris Schumacher (19th)	3
3	UW-La Crosse	131.75	WIAC	Pat Healy (25th)	1
4	UW-Oshkosh	91.63	WIAC	Ben Dorsey (4th)	2
5	Baldwin Wallace	89.86	OAC	Matthew Cole (1st)	25
6	Lehman	75.19	CUNYAC	Pete Charles (4th)	7
7	Stevens	69.74	Empire 8	Justin Wood (4th)	9
8	Chicago	69.13	UAA	Chris Hall (15th)	25
9	Johns Hopkins	61.47	Centennial	Bobby Van Allen (17th)	16
10	Central (Iowa)	52.44	IIAC	Joe Dunham (8th)	13
11	Ithaca	51.81	Empire 8	Jennifer Potter (13th)	43
12	UW-Platteville	50.99	WIAC	Chris Rotzenberg (4th)	18
13	UW-Eau Claire	50.85	WIAC	Chip Schneider (10th)	4
14	Tufts	50.59	NESCAC	Kristen Morwick (16th)	NR
15	UW-Stout	44.92	WIAC	Kyle Steiner (3rd)	39
16	Washington (Mo.)	44.49	UAA	Jeff Stiles (15th)	12
17	Williams	43.72	NESCAC	Nate Hoey (3rd)	NR
18	Eastern Mennonite	43.71	ODAC	Jason Lewkowicz (5th)	25
19	Cornell College	43.44	Midwest	Dan Schofer (4th)	11
20	St. Lawrence	42.99	Liberty League	Kate Curran (8th)	18
21	Nebraska Wesleyan	42.35	Great Plains	Ted Bulling (29th)	22
22	Amherst	42.23	NESCAC	Cassie Funke-Harris (4th)	29
23	Buffalo State	41.60	SUNYAC	Eugene Lewis (16th)	8
24	SUNY Oneonta	39.43	SUNYAC	Angelo Posillico (3rd)	29
25	St. Thomas (Minn.)	37.53	MIAC	Joe Sweeney (36th)	13

View All Teams Beyond the Top 25

Women’s Conference Index Top 10
Rank	Conference	Points	Top 25 Teams
1	WIAC	398.76	5
2	NESCAC	241.71	3
3	NEWMAC	200.30	1
4	CCIW	199.99	1
5	OAC	186.08	1
6	SUNYAC	148.95	2
7	Empire 8	143.16	2
8	UAA	122.07	2
9	IIAC	100.78	1
10	Centennial	99.88	1

Women’s Regional Index Leaders
Region	Institution	Points	Last Week
Atlantic	(returns January 26)
Central	(returns January 26)
Great Lakes	(returns January 26)
Mideast	(returns January 26)
Midwest	(returns January 26)
New England	(returns January 26)
South/Southeast	(returns January 26)
West	(returns January 26)
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IAAF comments on WADA Independent Commission's second report

January 14, 2016, 9:31 am

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IAAF comments on WADA Independent Commission's second report

The IAAF thanks the WADA Independent Commission for all of the hard work that it has clearly put into its report.

The IAAF fully acknowledges and accepts the extreme gravity of the Commission's findings. The weakness of IAAF’s governance which has been exposed allowed individuals at the head of the previous regime at the IAAF to delay the following of normal procedures in certain doping cases.

Each and every one of the measures that the Commission has recommended to strengthen IAAF governance has been fully noted. The IAAF will incorporate those recommendations into the root and branch governance review which was begun by IAAF President Sebastian Coe immediately he came into office.

The IAAF acknowledges the Independent Commission's positive comments about its handling of its blood testing programme in 2001-2012 and its assessment of the administration of the athlete biological passport programme.

Sebastian Coe commented:"I am extremely grateful to the WADA Independent Commission for its work and for the recommendations it has made. The corruption that it has revealed is totally abhorrent, and a gross betrayal of trust by those involved. Even though each of the impacted doping cases was eventually resolved with lengthy bans for the athletes involved, I recognise that the IAAF still has an enormous task ahead of it to restore public confidence. We cannot change the past, but I am determined that we will learn from it and will not repeat its mistakes. Some of the measures recommended by the Independent Commission already feature in the governance reform programme that I announced on 5 January but we will now urgently consider all of the new recommendations and will incorporate them quickly into that reform programme."

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Maryann Gong (Granada HS, Livermore; MIT)

January 14, 2016, 9:38 am

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Maryann Gong

Height:	5-2
Year:	Jr.
Hometown:	Livermore, Calif.
High School:	Granada
Position:	Distance
Major:	Computer Science

2015: NCAA Champion (3000m) ... NCAA Qualifier (1500m, 3000m, Mile, Distance Medley Relay) ... NCAA Track Athlete of the Year ... USTFCCCA NCAA DIII New England Track and Field Athlete of the Year ... CoSIDA Academic All-American ... CoSIDA Academic All-District ... NCAA All-American (1500m, 3000m) ... USTFCCCA All-American ... All-American (Indoor: mile, 3000m, Distance Medley Relay, Outdoor: 1500m, 5000m) ... Competed at the USATF Junior Nationals ... NEWMAC Academic All-Conference ... USTFCCCA All-Academic Team ...
2014: All-American (5000m outdoor) … All-American (DMR indoor) … NCAA Qualifier (3000m) … NEWMAC Rookie of the Year … NEWMAC All-Conference (800m, 1500m) … (Outdoor): set a new varsity and freshman record by crossing the line in 16:43.28 to finish eighth in the 5000m run and earn All-America honors at the NCAA Outdoor Championships (5/24) … crossed third in the 1500m run at the NEICAAA Championships (5/10) in a freshman record setting 4:31.24 … was victorious in the 5000m run at the New England Division III Championships (5/3) with a final time of 17:27.26, also finished third in the 1500m run in 4:38.45 … won the 1500m run at the NEWMAC Championships (4/26) in 4:38.15 and crossed second in the 800m in a season best time of 2:16.74, to earn All-Conference accolades in both events … (Indoor): earned All-America honors on the distance medley relay that finished second at the NCAA Indoor Championships (3/15) in a time of 11:42.28 … crossed 17^th in the 3000m run at NCAAs in a time of 10:19.14 … broke the varsity and freshman records in the 3000m run while winning the event at the NEICAAA Championships (3/1).
Off the Track: Majoring in electrical engineering and computer science … also part of the MIT women’s cross country team … SQA Intern at A4 Data Technology ... intern at Google ... currently using machine learning to prescreen for language developmental disorders in children.
High School: A 2013 graduate of Granada High School… EBAL first team All-League … EBAL and NCS champion … ranked 59^th in the U.S. for 1600m and 151^st for 3200m … eight-time varsity letterwinner … also played soccer … California Scholarship Federation … associated student body treasurer … president of CSF … captain of cross country and track and field teams … AP Scholar with Distinction … National Merit Scholarship finalist … Presidential Scholar candidate … first place at the Alameda County Science Fair … Lam Research Core Values Scholarship … Livermore-Granada Boosters Olympian Award … Pedrozzi Scholarship.

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USATF response to WADA Independent Commission report

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USATF response to WADA Independent Commission report

Statement from USATF CEO Max Siegel on WADA Independent Commission Report:

"Today's Independent Commission report reveals alleged activity that compromised the integrity of athletic competition and violated the rights of athletes, fans, federations and the integrity of the sport itself. USATF will continue to support the IAAF's efforts to set a new course for its future and to clean up the sport in all areas, from anti-doping to ethics and governance."

Statement from IAAF Council Member and USATF President Stephanie Hightower on WADA Independent Commission Report:

"As a newly elected member to Council, it is deeply disturbing to read of the alleged corruption at the very highest levels of the IAAF, as outlined in today's Independent Commission report. It has been clear, since allegations first began to be made public, that the governance of the IAAF must change to become more transparent in order to ensure accountability and credibility. I agree with Mr. Pound that President Sebastian Coe is the person to lead the sport into a new era and put these types of allegations in our past, not our future."

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January 14, 2016 WADA welcomes conclusion of Independent Commission into Doping in International Athletics

January 14, 2016, 11:15 am

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January 14, 2016

Report highlights that flagrant disregard for the rights of clean athletes came from IAAF leadership
Commission confirms that leaked blood values are not proof of doping and that IAAF actions should not lead to declaration of their non-compliance
The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) welcomes the second Report issued today by WADA’s Independent Commission into doping in international athletics. Specifically, the Report details the Commission’s findings on matters of a criminal nature that were contrary to the World Anti-Doping Code. The Report also explores allegations concerning the “leaked database” belonging to the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF), which contains more than 12,000 blood tests from around 5,000 athletes in the years 2001 to 2012.
In its findings, the Independent Commission discovered behaviour at the IAAF that began with breaches of anti-doping rules and extended to criminal acts of conspiracy, corruption and bribery within the organization’s leadership. WADA is alarmed that this ultimately allowed doped athletes to evade punishment and sanctioning for a long period of time.
“It is hugely disturbing that individuals at the highest levels of the IAAF were abetting and covering up doping for their own financial gain,” said WADA President, Sir Craig Reedie.
“This flagrant disregard for the law and anti-doping rules undermines trust amongst clean athletes, and indeed the public, worldwide. Given their criminal nature, the actions of these individuals are now in the hands of the French justice system,” added Reedie.
The Report found that individuals at the governing body extorted athletes of money in exchange for covering up doping results -- actions that ultimately kept athletes in competition that should have been sanctioned for doping.
Beyond anti-doping, the Report contains a number of important recommendations relating to governance and reform, which the IAAF should carry out to ensure that safeguards are put in place so that such actions cannot occur in the future. The Commission did not recommend, however, that the IAAF’s actions should lead to a declaration of their non-compliance by WADA. In fact, the Report states that the IAAF was among the most active Anti-Doping Organizations in the field.
In examining the leaked database – as first reported by German and British media in August 2015 – the Commission confirmed WADA’s view that the database was incomplete; and that, the “suspicious blood values” could not be considered as instances of doping.
“I would like to thank the courageous whistle-blowers and investigative journalists who brought this information to WADA; and, in turn, I would like to commend the Independent Commission for its thorough and impactful work of the past year,” said Reedie. “It is now important that the IAAF, under the leadership of Sebastian Coe, adopts the recommendations of the Report in full. For our part, WADA looks forward to working alongside the IAAF to strengthen its anti-doping activities and regain the confidence of its clean athletes worldwide.”

ABOUT THE WADA INDEPENDENT COMMISSION (IC)

On 11 December 2014, WADA launched the IC to investigate the validity of allegations of doping practices; corrupt practices around sample collection and results management; and, other ineffective administration of anti-doping processes that implicate Russia, the IAAF, athletes, coaches, trainers, doctors and other members of athletes’ entourages; as well as, the accredited laboratory based in Moscow and the Russian Anti-Doping Agency (RUSADA).This portion was reported upon on 9 November 2015.

The role of the IC Commission was extended by WADA in August 2015 following the release of the documentary titled ‘Doping – Top Secret: The Shadowy World of Athletics’, which contained new allegations regarding widespread doping in international athletics. The documentary alleged that ARD and The Sunday Times obtained a leaked database, belonging to the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF), which contained more than 12,000 blood tests from around 5,000 athletes in the years 2001 to 2012. Today’s announcement refers to these allegations.

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IAAF comments on WADA Independent Commission's second report

January 14, 2016, 11:17 am

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IAAF comments on WADA Independent Commission's second report

The IAAF thanks the WADA Independent Commission for all of the hard work that it has clearly put into its report.
The IAAF fully acknowledges and accepts the extreme gravity of the Commission's findings. The weakness of IAAF’s governance which has been exposed allowed individuals at the head of the previous regime at the IAAF to delay the following of normal procedures in certain doping cases.
Each and every one of the measures that the Commission has recommended to strengthen IAAF governance has been fully noted. The IAAF will incorporate those recommendations into the root and branch governance review which was begun by IAAF President Sebastian Coe immediately he came into office.
The IAAF acknowledges the Independent Commission's positive comments about its handling of its blood testing programme in 2001-2012 and its assessment of the administration of the athlete biological passport programme.
Sebastian Coe commented:"I am extremely grateful to the WADA Independent Commission for its work and for the recommendations it has made. The corruption that it has revealed is totally abhorrent, and a gross betrayal of trust by those involved. Even though each of the impacted doping cases was eventually resolved with lengthy bans for the athletes involved, I recognise that the IAAF still has an enormous task ahead of it to restore public confidence. We cannot change the past, but I am determined that we will learn from it and will not repeat its mistakes. Some of the measures recommended by the Independent Commission already feature in the governance reform programme that I announced on 5 January but we will now urgently consider all of the new recommendations and will incorporate them quickly into that reform programme."

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Jessica Riden Joins Stanford Track Staff

January 14, 2016, 11:26 am

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Courtesy: Stanford Athletics
Release: 01/14/2016

STANFORD, Calif. – Jessica Riden, a member of the track and field staffs at Washington and Penn State over the past nine years, joins Stanford track and field/cross country as the program’s Director of Operations.

Riden, a former Penn State distance runner, will serve as meet director for the competitions the Cardinal hosts, and will coordinate travel and manage the day-to-day aspects of running the track and field operation.

She will be vital to putting on the Stanford Invitational meets in cross country and track, and the prestigious Payton Jordan Cardinal Invitational, which stands alone as the nation’s top distance-running track carnival.

Riden’s interest in Stanford goes back to her college coach Beth Alford-Sullivan (now at Tennessee), who Riden worked for at Penn State. Alford-Sullivan coached at Stanford for five seasons in the late 1990’s and brought many ideas to Penn State that Riden incorporated.

“Stanford has been a program I’ve been following and have admired throughout my entire career,” Riden said.

“Stanford is really the gold standard in college athletics, and I’m so honored to have the opportunity to be a part of such an outstanding athletic department and university. Stanford was really the first department to introduce the Director of Operations role in track and field, so it’s a true honor to follow a lot of really outstanding people who have held and developed the position into what it is today – both at Stanford and throughout the country.”

Riden follows Joe Wagstaffe, who held the position since Chris Miltenberg was named Franklin P. Johnson Director of Track and Field in 2012, before accepting a position at Stanford’s Graduate School of Business. “Riden and Miltenberg got to know each other through the years when Miltenberg’s teams at Stanford and previously at Georgetown, competed at many meets Riden directed.

“I’ve always known him to be a very driven coach who gets the most out of his athletes,” she said. “It’s easy to see his passion and vision for the program, and the energy from Coach Miltenberg and his staff is contagious.”

Of Stanford’s home meets, the Stanford Cross Country Invitational involves 3,500 runners in a single day, the Stanford Track and Field Invitational involves 3,300 athletes competing over 29 hours of competition covering two days. And the Payton Jordan meet is a high-octane event contested by those seeking personal records, national and international qualifying marks and even national records.

“A meet like Payton Jordan is absolutely vital to the track and field community because of its national and international reach,” Riden said. “There are very few occasions that you’re able to see as many athletes achieve international standards as you do at Payton Jordan. I am certainly thrilled to be a part of it, especially in an Olympic year.”

With nine years as a track and field Director of Operations, Riden brings a veteran eye to Stanford, and some great ideas in meet presentation.

“Track and field meets are a three-ring circus in a lot of ways, so you need to be as prepared as possible, but ready for anything,” Riden said. “As a meet director, it’s really about the relationships with the coaches, officials, and meet management staff. If you’re able to be confident in what you’re doing, coaches will trust your judgment on things, and officials will know you’re doing all you can to give them the chance to do their jobs as well as possible. In the end, we’re all doing this to give the athletes the absolute best opportunity to compete.”

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Heath upsets Farah, wins Great Edinburgh again

Garrett Heath’s first win at the Great Edinburgh Cross Country race in Scotland two years ago came as something of a shock. He surprised his opponents again one year later when he successfully defended his title, yet few would have put money on him beating double world champion Mo Farah and winning for a third time on Saturday.

But that is exactly what the U.S. distance runner did at Edinburgh’s Holyrood Park, handing Farah his first cross-country defeat since 2010 in what was the double Olympic champion’s first race of 2016.

In the last race of the day, and after a heavy shower of rain half an hour earlier, the course for the men’s 8K event was choppy and muddy. Understandably, the race got off to a cautious start.

They each had their moments at the front on the last lap, but Heath ’08 was the only one who was able to pull clear. He opened up a few meters on Farah leading into the final uphill section. By the time they had negotiated the muddy hill, Heath’s lead had doubled. With the finish line in sight, both Heath and Farah unleashed their finishing kicks, but the Briton was unable to make a dent on Heath’s lead.

Heath crossed the line in 25:29, two seconds ahead of Farah. Faubl was third in 25:38, while Hawkins and Millington rounded out the top five.

“I didn’t expect to win again,” Heath said. “Mo is such a great runner, I wanted to be up there running with him. I kept waiting for Mo to kick past me in the home stretch, because I could hear people shouting.”

Farah, who will soon head off for a training stint in Ethiopia, was gracious in defeat. “It’s early in the season,” he said. “I never want to lose a race, but it’s better to lose now than later in the year. Garrett Heath is a great athlete.”

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Seven former Cardinal qualify for marathon trials

Chris Derrick ‘12, a contender for a U.S. Olympic berth in the 10,000 meters, qualified for the Olympic trials in the marathon and is leaning toward competing in the race, Feb. 13 in Los Angeles.

Derrick, a three-time U.S. cross country champion, never has run a marathon, but qualified by finishing third in the Jacksonville Bank Half Marathon in 1:03:41 on Jan. 4. In his debut at that distance, Derrick achieved the U.S. ‘B’ standard of 1:05:00.

Other Stanford men who have qualified for the marathon trials are: Brett Gotcher ‘06, Brendan Gregg ‘11, Ryan Hall ‘05, and Jacob Riley ‘11.

Stanford women to qualify are: Stephanie Marcy Dinius ‘11, Sara Bei Hall ‘05, and Teresa McWalters ’07.

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Stefanidi earns Top-10 world ranking

Greek women’s pole vaulter Ekaterini Stefanidi ’12 earned a No. 6 world ranking for 2015 by Track & Field News, which will release its full annual U.S. and world rankings in its February issue.

It was the second consecutive world top-10 ranking for Stefanidi , who was No. 4 in 2015. Stefanidi was 15th overall at the World Championships, but already had built a strong season that included a Greek national indoor record and a silver medal at the European Indoor Championships.

Stefanidi won NCAA indoor and outdoor championships in 2012 and was a three-time Pac-12 outdoor champion. She continues to hold Stanford records indoors and outdoors.

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Card opens indoor season

The Stanford men’s and women’s track and field teams open their seasons Saturday at the UW Indoor Preview at the Dempsey Indoor facility on the University of Washington campus. The meet lasts from 9 a.m.-6:30 p.m. The meet will be streamed live by Flotrack.

A complete preview will be posted on GoStanford.com later this week.

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Who Will Pay for Tracktown USA?

January 14, 2016, 12:47 pm

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Aggies host pair of team-scored Invitational meets this weekend

January 14, 2016, 1:07 pm

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Aggies host pair of team-scored Invitational meets this weekend at Gilliam Indoor

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COLLEGE STATION - Texas A&M will host a pair of indoor track and field meets this weekend with the Aggie Team Invitational on Friday, with finals starting at 1:30 p.m., and the Texas A&M 11-Team Invitational on Saturday, with finals beginning at 2 p.m., inside the Gilliam Indoor Track Stadium.

With both meets including team scoring the Aggies, with the men ranked No. 9 and the women No. 21 in preseason indoor rankings, will be featured in Saturday's 11-Team meet along with Texas, with the Longhorn men No. 2 and the women No. 3, as well as Abilene Christian, Baylor (No. 11 women), BYU, Oklahoma State, South Carolina, SFA, TCU (No. 7 men), Texas State and UTSA.

Friday's Aggie Team Invitational will include Houston Baptist, Lamar, Louisiana Tech, McNeese State, North Texas, Prairie View A&M, Sam Houston State, Texas A&M - Corpus Christi, Texas A&M - Kingsville, Texas Southern, UL-Lafayette, UL-Monroe, UT-Arlington and UT-Rio Grande Valley.

Two events will involve schools from both meets on Friday afternoon with the distance medley relay at 4:30 p.m. and the 5,000 meters at 5:40 p.m.

Sprint events offer some intriguing matchups as Aggie Aliyah Brown and Longhorn Morolake Akinosun, both Illinois natives, race over 60 and 200 meters. The men's 60 includes Ronnie Baker of TCU and John Teeters of Oklahoma State, both of whom have clocked 6.52 seconds in the event, while A&M sprinters in the event includes Devin Jenkins and Elijah Morrow.

Following a 17-5 meet record victory at the Reveille Invitational, Audie Wyatt teams up with Aggies Chase Wolfle, Carl Johansson and Jacob Wooten amid a field of 26 entries in the pole vault. The top challenger includes Reese Watson of Texas.

The women's pole vault features Demi Payne, who set a collegiate record inside Gilliam a year ago and established a meet record of 15-2 (4.63). Top collegiate vaulters in the field include Annie Rhodes of Baylor and Kaitlin Petrillose of Texas along with the A&M trio of Sara Kathryn Stevens, Emily Gunderson and Brittany Wooten.

After his A&M debut in the mile during the Reveille Invitational, Donavan Brazier races at 800 meters amid a field that includes NCAA 1,500m champion Chad Noelle of Oklahoma State.

Latario Collie competes in the triple jump for the Aggies, his first appearance in the event since representing the Bahamas in the World Championships this past summer.

Collie was the NCAA Outdoor runner-up in the triple jump. He also set a school and SEC meet record as runner-up in the conference meet with a leap of 56-4 as a secondary mark behind his wind-aided 56-7 . Indoors last season, Collie placed second in the SEC and finished fifth at the national championships.

Post collegians scheduled to compete on Saturday include Trayvon Bromell, Michael Frater, Shavez Hart and Michael Bryan in the 60; Demetrius Pinder, Bralon Taplin, Gregory Coleman and Ramon Miller in the 400; 2014 Bowerman winner Laura Roesler in the women's 800 with Leo Manzano and Josh Hernandez in the men's 800; and three-time NCAA steeplechase champion Anthony Rotich will contest the mile.

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Prefontaine Classic

January 14, 2016, 3:27 pm

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January 14, 2016
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2016 PREFONTAINE CLASSIC TICKETS ON SALE JAN. 15TH

Reserved and General Admission tickets for the 2016 Prefontaine Classic will go on sale at 9:00 a.m. PT tomorrow (Friday). The Pre Classic--a member of the prestigious IAAF Diamond League series of meets-- will be held on May 27th & 28th at Hayward Field in Eugene. May 27th's "Distance Night in Eugene" will again be free for all spectators, thanks to title sponsor NIKE. Tickets for Saturday's full slate of IAAF Diamond League and additional events may be purchased online at www.goducks.com, from 1-800-WEBFOOT or in person at the Autzen Complex ticket window.

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2016 LSU Purple Tiger - 1/8/2016

January 14, 2016, 4:41 pm

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2016 LSU Purple Tiger - 1/8/2016

Carl Maddox Field House Baton Rouge, LA

Results - Friday

Women 60 Meter Dash

Fieldhouse: 7.19 F 2015 Kelly-Ann Baptiste

LSU Record: 7.13 L 2008 Kelly Baptiste

Name School Prelims

Preliminaries

1 Nataliyah Friar LSU 7.43q

2 Kiersten Duncan LSU 7.59q

3 Danielle Demas Sam Houston 7.61q

4 Paula Smith Sam Houston 7.68q

5 Sharrona Williams SE Louisiana 7.69q

6 Ashley Henderson Meridian CC 7.71q

7 Leah Lott Miss State 7.75q

8 Shayna Yon LSU 7.78q

9 Mia Adams Louisiana Te 7.80

10 Calishia Mendoza Louisiana Te 7.81

11 Jalea Jackson LSU 7.81

12 Jaslyn Bowman SE Louisiana 7.82

13 Maegan Moore McNeese Stat 7.82

13 Aliyah Davis Stephen F. A 7.82

15 Nakiya Smith SE Louisiana 7.83

16 Alexis Gray Texas Southe 7.84

17 Melicha Smith Sam Houston 7.85

18 Vanessa Egwuatu Stephen F. A 7.85

19 Jasmine Brooks Texas Southe 7.87

20 Daijah Washington SE Louisiana 7.88

21 Dominique Jackson Stephen F. A 7.88

22 Brittany Walker Louisiana Te 7.89

23 Kaziah Rolle SE Louisiana 7.89

24 Alba Fernandez New Orleans 7.90

25 Kaitlyn Lee New Orleans 7.90

26 Breana Dockery Texas Southe 7.90

27 Danielle Mitchell LSU 7.92

28 Dajah Guidry UL-Lafayette 7.93

29 Courtney Crawford Nicholls Sta 7.94

30 Chelise Brown New Orleans 7.95

31 Vanessa Williams SE Louisiana 7.96

32 Markesha Peterson Unattached 7.97

33 Chelsi Gill Stephen F. A 7.97

34 Desire McHenry Hinds CC 7.97

35 Jade Hayes Hinds CC 7.98

36 Anaya Baker Hinds CC 7.98

37 Jessica Oliver Sam Houston 7.99

38 Kaelynn Smith SE Louisiana 8.00

39 Kanavia Magee Hinds CC 8.02

40 Jamira Boykins Hinds CC 8.05

41 A'Drema Johnson Hinds CC 8.10

42 Kirsten Ball Texas Southe 8.10

43 Bria Druilhet LSU 8.12

44 Ayanna Weeks McNeese Stat 8.12

45 Breanca Woods Texas Southe 8.13

46 Shaniqua McGinnis Tiger Olympi 8.15

47 Kyesha Thomas Nicholls Sta 8.22

48 Tyra Duma Northwestern 8.27

49 Taishia Holt Northwestern 8.27

50 Asia Roberts Texas Southe 8.28

51 Zanecia Jackson Louisiana Te 8.29

52 Ashley Shepard Southern 8.39

53 Kierranika Duncan Nicholls Sta 8.41

54 Ambrosia Williams Southern 8.42

55 Darien Loup Nicholls Sta 8.42

56 Dasia Mccullum Nicholls Sta 8.46

57 Sakina Abdul Aziz Nicholls Sta 8.46

58 Ashley Wheeler Nicholls Sta 8.49

59 Dominitra Charles Northwestern 8.56

60 Tiana Cephers Southern 8.62

61 Celina Banks Nicholls Sta 8.72

62 Amalachi Eweni Nicholls Sta 8.77

Women 60 Meter Dash

Fieldhouse: 7.19 F 2015 Kelly-Ann Baptiste

LSU Record: 7.13 L 2008 Kelly Baptiste

Name School Finals

Finals

1 Nataliyah Friar LSU 7.44

2 Kiersten Duncan LSU 7.58

3 Paula Smith Sam Houston 7.62

4 Shayna Yon LSU 7.64

5 Ashley Henderson Meridian CC 7.68

6 Sharrona Williams SE Louisiana 7.68

7 Leah Lott Miss State 7.76

Women 200 Meter Dash

SECTIONS AGAINST TIME

Fieldhouse: 22.87 F 1989 Dawn Sowell

LSU Record: 22.49 L 2003 Muna Lee

Name School Finals

Finals

1 Nakiya Smith SE Louisiana 25.36

2 Aliyah Davis Stephen F. A 25.41

3 Sharrona Williams SE Louisiana 25.41

4 Maegan Moore McNeese Stat 25.49

5 Chelsi Gill Stephen F. A 25.58

6 Jaslyn Bowman SE Louisiana 25.59

7 Domonique White SE Louisiana 25.61

8 Kayla Thompson UL-Lafayette 25.71

9 Vanessa Williams SE Louisiana 25.72

10 Alexis Gray Texas Southe 25.74

11 Elizabeth Ene Sam Houston 25.81

12 Vanessa Egwuatu Stephen F. A 25.82

13 Breana Dockery Texas Southe 26.01

14 Courtney Crawford Nicholls Sta 26.07

15 Victoria Martin McNeese Stat 26.19

16 Chelise Brown New Orleans 26.19

17 Jasmine Lewis Sam Houston 26.23

18 Jaelyn Pettit Stephen F. A 26.23

19 Kaelynn Smith SE Louisiana 26.28

20 Dominique Jackson Stephen F. A 26.51

21 Ariane Williams SE Louisiana 26.52

22 Calishia Mendoza Louisiana Te 26.58

23 Braneshia Payton Northwestern 26.68

24 Dajah Guidry UL-Lafayette 26.69

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Results - Friday

Finals ... (Women 200 Meter Dash)

Name School Finals

25 Kayla Lipscomb Louisiana Te 26.71

26 Kaziah Rolle SE Louisiana 26.84

27 Dekayta Alex SE Louisiana 26.87

28 Kanavia Magee Hinds CC 26.96

29 Imani Coleman Louisiana Te 27.01

30 Kirsten Ball Texas Southe 27.03

31 Daijah Washington SE Louisiana 27.04

32 Raven Davis SE Louisiana 27.04

33 Kylie Nodorft Northwestern 27.11

34 Kaitlyn Lee New Orleans 27.35

35 Darien Loup Nicholls Sta 27.46

36 Asia Roberts Texas Southe 27.55

37 Zanecia Jackson Louisiana Te 27.80

38 Dasia Mccullum Nicholls Sta 27.81

39 Taishia Holt Northwestern 27.83

40 Ambrosia Williams Southern 27.85

41 Ayanna Weeks McNeese Stat 27.98

42 Iesha Taylor Nicholls Sta 28.24

43 Lakeisha Taylor Nicholls Sta 28.43

44 Kierranika Duncan Nicholls Sta 28.64

45 Terrian Guaff Nicholls Sta 29.37

46 Reagan Riggins Nicholls Sta 29.37

47 Amalachi Eweni Nicholls Sta 29.70

48 Celina Banks Nicholls Sta 30.31

Women 400 Meter Dash

SECTIONS AGAINST TIME

Fieldhouse: 52.70 F 1991 Diane Francis

LSU Record: 50.92 L 2005 Hazel Ann Regis

Name School Finals

Finals

1 Lilla McMillan Tulane 56.13

2 Jasmine Blocker Tulane 56.35

3 Dawnshae Evans Stephen F. A 57.84

4 Jordan Grady Sam Houston 57.93

5 Adriana Berkhalter Texas Southe 58.11

6 Ruth Amaku Sam Houston 58.29

7 Tiffany Williams Stephen F. A 58.95

8 Victoria Martin McNeese Stat 59.46

9 Valerie Osamar Stephen F. A 1:00.04

10 Alexis Luckett Hinds CC 1:00.42

11 De'Shalyn Jones Northwestern 1:00.49

12 Hannah Siegmund UL-Lafayette 1:01.12

13 Jocindra Glee Meridian CC 1:01.35

14 E'Keisha Hollins Hinds CC 1:02.43

15 Gatashyka Lyons Hinds CC 1:02.53

16 D'Sharee Collins UL-Lafayette 1:03.03

17 Kyra Ness-Lanckriet Tulane 1:03.54

18 Amarah Nicholson Hinds CC 1:03.79

19 Tiare Dugger Stephen F. A 1:04.09

20 Imani Coleman Louisiana Te 1:04.27

21 Kayla Lipscomb Louisiana Te 1:04.39

22 Alecia Smith Texas Southe 1:05.63

23 Anette January Southern 1:06.82

24 Paizley Armstrong Southern 1:09.36

25 Michaela Carr Hinds CC 1:11.18

Women 600 Meter Run

Name School Finals

Finals

1 Briana McCall Sam Houston 1:34.49

2 Chanice Chase LSU 1:34.50

3 Kymber Payne LSU 1:36.03

4 Brandi Dobbin Louisiana Te 1:38.08

5 Travia Jones LSU 1:38.54

6 Ka'Lynn Jupiter LSU 1:38.61

7 Kirsten Johnson Louisiana Te 1:38.69

8 Oksana Lawrence LSU 1:38.72

9 Ste'yce McNeil Miss State 1:39.28

10 Destiny Aaron Louisiana Te 1:39.75

11 Diamond Every Louisiana Te 1:40.92

12 Rachante Colebrook Nicholls Sta 1:43.36

13 Ladavia Pope Southern 1:43.72

14 Zaria Tillman Miss State 1:47.50

15 Lunden Graham Tulane 1:47.98

16 Breanca Cumming Southern 1:48.15

17 Iesha Taylor Nicholls Sta 1:48.70

18 Daphney Campbell Louisiana Te 1:48.88

19 Breanna Elliott Unattached 1:54.82

20 Terrian Guaff Nicholls Sta 1:55.92

21 Rykeshia Bankhead Southern 2:02.01

Women 800 Meter Run

SECTIONS AGAINST TIME

Fieldhouse: 2:03.92 F 1998 Hazel Clark

LSU Record: 2:03.38 L 1999 Claudine Williams

Name School Finals

Finals

1 Jamie Eckford Sam Houston 2:20.74

2 Jessica Adamson Tulane 2:21.14

3 Callie Scull Nicholls Sta 2:23.92

4 Mariah Stewart Texas Southe 2:24.87

5 Meaghen Seales Sam Houston 2:25.58

6 Taylor Anderson Stephen F. A 2:26.59

7 Frances Porter Sam Houston 2:30.42

8 Hannah Naquin Nicholls Sta 2:32.31

9 Mallory Robichaux Unattached 2:37.13

10 Danielle Castaldi UL-Lafayette 2:37.79

11 Jenna Hildebrand SE Louisiana 2:38.00

12 Sarah Lewis Northwestern 2:40.41

13 Kaylei Esfeller UL-Lafayette 2:41.17

--- Ariel Scioneax New Orleans DNF

Women 1 Mile Run

SECTIONS AGAINST TIME

Fieldhouse: 4:35.06 F 1986 Liz Lynch

LSU Record: 4:38.67 L 1985 Christine Slythe

Name School Finals

Finals

1 Emma Newton Tulane 5:13.20

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Results - Friday

Finals ... (Women 1 Mile Run)

Name School Finals

2 Shelby Pesek Stephen F. A 5:13.82

3 Nicole Aponte Sam Houston 5:14.00

4 Katrina Fite Stephen F. A 5:15.26

5 Ana Moreno Sam Houston 5:22.96

6 Claire Hodges UL-Lafayette 5:24.20

7 Rebecca Little LSU 5:26.24

8 Mckenzie Melius Tulane 5:26.74

9 Brittany Innis Stephen F. A 5:28.85

10 Ashley Welborn LSU 5:32.97

11 Hannah Naquin Nicholls Sta 5:35.32

12 Jacqueline Rushford Northwestern 5:36.39

13 Erin Wrozek Northwestern 5:41.37

14 Madeline Held Tulane 5:45.24

15 Kaitlyn Jeter McNeese Stat 5:47.38

16 Roselore Desir Texas Southe 5:52.10

17 Danae Colston Southern 5:56.12

18 Ebonique Diaz Southern 6:04.82

19 Emily Mouton McNeese Stat 6:11.51

Women 3000 Meter Run

FINAL

Fieldhouse: 9:06.85 F 1986 Liz Lynch

LSU Record: 9:19.11 L 1987 Lisa Reed

Name School Finals

Finals

1 Hannah Bourque Unattached 10:37.41

2 Jenna Walker LSU 10:39.69

3 Monica Guillot LSU 10:48.10

4 Rebecca Little LSU 10:48.58

5 Courtney Musgrove UL-Lafayette 10:51.74

6 Bridgette Kozar Stephen F. A 10:53.28

7 Sarah Marvin Tulane 10:56.95

8 Mary Luster Stephen F. A 10:58.19

9 Elizabeth Dunning LSU 11:00.70

10 Katharine Smiley Tulane 11:27.07

11 Emily Bedell Tulane 11:31.80

12 Callie Willcox New Orleans 11:35.59

13 Clarissa Smith SE Louisiana 11:37.45

14 Emily Martinez New Orleans 11:54.51

15 Ebonique Diaz Southern 12:18.45

16 Danae Colston Southern 12:24.15

--- Ashley Welborn LSU DNF

--- Jacqueline Rushford Northwestern DNF

--- Erin Wrozek Northwestern DNF

--- Rebecca Callaway New Orleans DNF

--- Brice Davis Nicholls Sta DNF

Women 60 Meter Hurdles

Fieldhouse: 7.90 F 2015 Jasmin Stowers

LSU Record: 7.99 L 2000 Joyce Bates

Name School Prelims

Preliminaries

1 Danielle Demas Sam Houston 8.23q

2 Daeshon Gordon LSU 8.51q

3 Leah Lott Miss State 8.62q

4 Ste'yce McNeil Miss State 8.62q

5 Danielle Phillips LSU 8.67q

6 Alexia Fortenberry New Orleans 8.78q

7 Brittany Kelly Unattached 8.79q

8 Tiffany Flynn Miss State 8.82q

9 Jessica Duckett Tulane 8.88

10 Jasmin Fusilier UL-Lafayette 8.89

10 Janiel Mcdonald Louisiana Te 8.89

12 Daphney Campbell Louisiana Te 8.93

13 Markesha Peterson Unattached 8.96

14 Laticia Watson Louisiana Te 8.97

15 Skylin Harbin Tulane 9.00

16 Braneshia Payton Northwestern 9.01

17 Dana Ohlson Tulane 9.06

18 Tiare Dugger Stephen F. A 9.13

19 Zaria Tillman Miss State 9.16

20 Kaitlyn Moreau UL-Lafayette 9.17

21 Bria McIver Stephen F. A 9.26

22 Tayla Celestine SE Louisiana 9.28

23 Lakayla Lafrance New Orleans 9.29

24 Deara Thomas Southern 9.36

25 Zanecia Jackson Louisiana Te 9.39

26 Tamika Brazzel Tulane 9.39

27 Jillian Turner Stephen F. A 9.40

28 Courtney Lord Sam Houston 9.46

29 Frances Porter Sam Houston 9.46

30 Cydney Moreau SE Louisiana 9.50

31 Nicole Jenrette Sam Houston 9.53

32 Madeline Kaufmann Stephen F. A 9.55

33 Dominique Hever Tulane 9.72

34 Nina Radisavljevic McNeese Stat 9.78

35 Alex Morrow UL-Lafayette 9.84

36 Raven Davis SE Louisiana 9.86

37 Reagan Riggins Nicholls Sta 9.93

38 Anette January Southern 9.95

39 Lakeisha Taylor Nicholls Sta 10.00

40 Maya Tunwar McNeese Stat 10.31

41 Breyauna Jackson McNeese Stat 10.31

42 Paizley Armstrong Southern 10.43

43 Dominitra Charles Northwestern 10.43

44 Caitlin Jones Stephen F. A 10.54

45 Sarah Lewis Northwestern 10.56

46 Morgan Utsey -Williams Texas Southe 10.62

47 Kristian Ojonta McNeese Stat 10.67

48 Alex Harrell UL-Lafayette 11.14

49 Grace McKenzie McNeese Stat 11.37

50 Khyllia Barnes McNeese Stat 11.38

51 Avery Zamzow Sam Houston 15.63

52 Laniya Taylor Stephen F. A 18.96

--- Bianca Jackson Louisiana Te DQ

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Women 60 Meter Hurdles

Fieldhouse: 7.90 F 2015 Jasmin Stowers

LSU Record: 7.99 L 2000 Joyce Bates

Name School Finals

Finals

1 Danielle Demas Sam Houston 8.31

2 Daeshon Gordon LSU 8.37

3 Ste'yce McNeil Miss State 8.38

4 Tiffany Flynn Miss State 8.43

5 Leah Lott Miss State 8.54

6 Danielle Phillips LSU 8.59

7 Alexia Fortenberry New Orleans 8.60

8 Brittany Kelly Unattached 8.92

Women 4x400 Meter Relay

SECTIONS AGAINST TIME

Fieldhouse: 3:37.40 F 1995 L S U

LSU Record: 3:29.06 L 2005 LSU

B. Morris, N. BernardThomas, D. Lawernce, H. Regis

Team Relay Finals

Finals

1 Tulane A 3:51.31

1) Jessica Duckett 2) Jasmine Blocker

3) Skylin Harbin 4) Lilla McMillan

2 Sam Houston St. A 3:52.02

1) Jasmine Lewis 2) Kodii Church

3) Ruth Amaku 4) Jordan Grady

3 Stephen F. Austin A 3:54.27

1) Tiffany Williams 2) Allison Compass

3) Dawnshae Evans 4) Madison Compass

4 SE Louisiana A 3:55.92

1) Domonique White 2) Ariane Williams

3) Dekayta Alex 4) Vanessa Williams

5 Louisiana Tech B 3:56.87

1) Diamond Every 2) Destiny Aaron

3) Daphney Campbell 4) Imani Coleman

6 Stephen F. Austin C 4:04.62

1) Laniya Taylor 2) Tasia Williams

3) Jillian Turner 4) Madeline Kaufmann

7 Stephen F. Austin B 4:05.30

1) Jaelyn Pettit 2) Valerie Osamar

3) Dominique Jackson 4) Vanessa Egwuatu

8 McNeese State A 4:06.44

1) Maegan Moore 2) Victoria Martin

3) Maya Tunwar 4) Kristian Ojonta

9 Texas Southern A 4:07.42

1) Adriana Berkhalter 2) Roselore Desir

3) Breana Dockery 4) Mariah Stewart

10 Louisiana Tech A 4:10.31

1) Brandi Dobbin 2) Laticia Watson

3) Kirsten Johnson 4) Kayla Lipscomb

11 SE Louisiana B 4:10.80

1) Kaziah Rolle 2) Jaslyn Bowman

3) Kaelynn Smith 4) Lekesha Jelks

12 Hinds CC A 4:16.59

1) Desire McHenry 2) Alexis Luckett

3) E'Keisha Hollins 4) Jade Hayes

13 Tulane B 4:17.58

1) Dominique Hever 2) Dana Ohlson

3) Kyra Ness-Lanckriet 4) Lunden Graham

14 Southern A 4:18.29

1) Annastasia Scott 2) Rykeshia Bankhead

3) Breanca Cumming 4) Ladavia Pope

15 Nicholls State B 4:20.47

1) Dasia Mccullum 2) Darien Loup

3) Lakeisha Taylor 4) Callie Scull

16 Northwestern St. A 4:21.66

1) Kylie Nodorft 2) De'Shalyn Jones

3) Braneshia Payton 4) Erin Sitarz

17 Texas Southern B 4:24.71

1) Jasmine Brooks 2) Morgan Utsey -Williams

3) Alecia Smith 4) Alexis Gray

18 Nicholls State A 4:27.52

1) Rachante Colebrook 2) Courtney Crawford

3) Terrian Guaff 4) Iesha Taylor

Women 4x800 Meter Relay

Fieldhouse: 8:42.27 F 1986 Florida

LSU Record: 8:26.04 L 1987 LSU

J. Bolden, K. Harris,C. Cato, S. Brydson

Team Relay Finals

Finals

1 Tiger Olympians A 9:09.92

1) Katara Rosby 2) Marian Burnett

3) Shaniqua McGinnis 4) Charlene Lipsey

2 LSU A 9:11.82

1) Hollie Parker 2) Keterra Harris

3) Danielle Avery 4) Hannah Deworth

3 Stephen F. Austin A 9:22.85

1) Rana Ryan 2) Madison Compass

3) Allison Compass 4) Tasia Williams

4 Miss State A 9:25.17

1) Kaelin Kersh 2) Kimari Martin

3) Madison Milhoan 4) Alon Lewis

5 SE Louisiana A 10:07.25

1) Clarissa Smith 2) Hayley Leonard

3) Jenna Hildebrand 4) Lekesha Jelks

Women Distance Medley

FINAL

Fieldhouse: 11:20.87 F 1986 Alabama

LSU Record: 11:18.75 L 1997 LSU

C. Lipsey, J. Day, S. Levin, L. Carleton

Team Relay Finals

Finals

1 Tiger Olympians A 12:07.33

1) Marian Burnett 2) Shaniqua McGinnis

3) Katara Rosby 4) Charlene Lipsey

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Finals ... (Women Distance Medley)

Team Relay Finals

2 LSU A 12:09.67

1) Danielle Avery 2) Keterra Harris

3) Hannah Deworth 4) Hollie Parker

3 Sam Houston St. A 12:37.94

1) Briana McCall 2) Jamie Eckford

3) Nicole Aponte 4) Ana Moreno

4 Tulane A 13:08.64

1) Sara Kebede 2) Jessica Adamson

3) Madeline Held 4) Mckenzie Melius

5 Louisiana Tech A 13:19.53

1) Kacie Kaufman 2) Quinci Middlebrooks

3) Elia Nero 4) Haley Berg

Women High Jump

STARTING HEIGHT - 1.63 (5-4.25)

PROGRESSIONS - 1.63, 1.68, 1.73, 1.77, 1.80

1.83 (3 cm)

Fieldhouse: 6-02 F 1992 Angie Bradburn

LSU Record: 6-01.50 L 1993 Gail Kapernick

Name School Finals

Finals

1 Logan Boss Miss State 1.77m

2 Chloe Lautric Louisiana Te 1.73m

3 Fadeke Adeola New Orleans 1.63m

3 Aaliyah Chatman Texas Southe 1.63m

5 Alex Harrell UL-Lafayette J1.63m

5 Brittany Kelly Unattached J1.63m

5 Caitlin Jones Stephen F. A J1.63m

8 Deja Givens Miss State J1.63m

8 Lindsey Harmon UL-Lafayette J1.63m

8 Briana Kelly Unattached J1.63m

--- Erin Chopin New Orleans NH

--- Breanca Woods Texas Southe NH

--- Quanese Jones-Young Northwestern NH

--- Tayla Celestine SE Louisiana NH

--- Laniya Taylor Stephen F. A NH

--- Maya Tunwar McNeese Stat NH

--- Breyauna Jackson McNeese Stat NH

--- Grace McKenzie McNeese Stat NH

--- Kaitlyn Walker LSU NH

--- Jasmine White Louisiana Te NH

--- Mahlon Dawson Stephen F. A NH

--- Nicole Jenrette Sam Houston NH

--- Kadejah Wilson Stephen F. A NH

--- Lakayla Lafrance New Orleans NH

--- Kori Soignet Sam Houston NH

Women Pole Vault

STARTING HEIGHT - 3.43 (11-3)

Progressions - 3.43(11-3), 3.58(11-9), 3.73(12-2.75),

3.88(12-8.75), 4.03(13-2.5), 4.13(13-6.5),

4.18(13-8.5) (5 cm)

Fieldhouse: 14-00.50 F 2015 Jessie Johnson

Fieldhouse: 4.20m F 2007 Erica Bartolina

LSU Record: 14-03.50 L 2010 Rachel Laurent

Name School Finals

Finals

1 Ashley Thompson Sam Houston 3.88m

2 Mary Carson Pitts Tulane J3.88m

3 Addison Martinez SE Louisiana 3.58m

3 Emma Staisloff Tulane 3.58m

5 Sharron-Ann Ourso SE Louisiana J3.58m

5 Amy Stelly LSU J3.58m

7 Anna Luisa Hellriegel Tulane J3.58m

8 Whitney Adams SE Louisiana 3.43m

8 Gabriella Leuthner Tulane 3.43m

10 Madeline Kaufmann Stephen F. A J3.43m

11 Rebekah Markel Tulane J3.43m

11 Katie Thornton McNeese Stat J3.43m

--- Kennedy Sampey McNeese Stat NH

--- Heidi Zaunbrecher McNeese Stat NH

--- Morgan Leleux Unattached NH

--- Alexa Johnson UL-Lafayette NH

--- Hannah Ogea McNeese Stat NH

--- Jordan Courtois New Orleans NH

--- Taylor Thompson McNeese Stat NH

--- Sidney Rodkey Miss State NH

Women Long Jump

TOP 9 ADVANCE TO FINAL

Minimum Mark - 5.49m (18-0)

1st Legal Mark will be measured

all others have to meet minimum

Fieldhouse: 21-10.75 F 1987 Carol Lewis

LSU Record: 22-04.50 L 1994 Daphine Sanders

Name School Finals

Finals

1 Mia Adams Louisiana Te 6.01m

2 Trystan Allen Sam Houston 5.76m

3 Khalaya Williams Sam Houston 5.75m

4 Paula Smith Sam Houston 5.72m

5 Denisha Henix Louisiana Te 5.71m

6 Janiel Mcdonald Louisiana Te 5.64m

7 Laticia Watson Louisiana Te 5.62m

8 Tamika Brazzel Tulane 5.61m

8 Breanca Woods Texas Southe 5.61m

10 Jasmin Fusilier UL-Lafayette 5.56m

10 Avery Zamzow Sam Houston 5.56m

12 Porsha Thomas Northwestern 5.51m

13 Kayla Brewer Stephen F. A 5.42m

14 Taylor Walker UL-Lafayette 5.40m

15 Cydney Moreau SE Louisiana 5.35m

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Finals ... (Women Long Jump)

Name School Finals

16 Maya Tunwar McNeese Stat 5.24m

17 Ashley Shepard Southern 5.23m

18 Kierranika Duncan Nicholls Sta 5.21m

19 Sakina Abdul Aziz Nicholls Sta 5.20m

20 Shanice Holmes LSU 5.15m

21 Courtney Crawford Nicholls Sta 5.13m

21 Tyra Duma Northwestern 5.13m

23 Tiffany Flynn Miss State 5.08m

24 Kariyah Lanehart Stephen F. A 5.00m

25 Cayla Nikodemus LSU 4.97m

26 Alex Morrow UL-Lafayette 4.91m

27 Dominitra Charles Northwestern 4.87m

28 Breann Denson Northwestern 4.78m

29 Grace McKenzie McNeese Stat 4.77m

30 Nina Radisavljevic McNeese Stat 4.72m

30 Kristian Ojonta McNeese Stat 4.72m

32 Ashley Wheeler Nicholls Sta 4.66m

32 Dominique Lewis Louisiana Te 4.66m

32 Tiana Cephers Southern 4.66m

35 Breyauna Jackson McNeese Stat 4.35m

36 Crystal Pettigrew Meridian CC 4.23m

--- Jade Hayes Hinds CC FOUL

Women Shot Put

TOP 9 ADVANCE TO FINAL

Minimum Mark - 12.00m (39-4.5)

1st Legal Mark will be measured

all others have to meet minimum

Fieldhouse: 58-07.50 F 1995 Eileen Vanesi

LSU Record: 60-07.25 L 2015 Tori Bliss

Name School Finals

Finals

1 Taylor Potts Tulane 14.61m

2 Jessica Spelling Stephen F. A 13.93m

3 Destiney Myers Northwestern 13.82m

4 Ashley Jenkins Sam Houston 13.69m

5 Jermisha Frazier SE Louisiana 13.63m

6 Tamela Young UL-Lafayette 13.44m

7 Haley Reynolds Miss State 13.32m

8 Gerianna Lyons Northwestern 13.29m

9 Tisay Woodhouse UL-Lafayette 13.17m

10 Briana Radford Southern 12.98m

11 Jordan McClendon Tulane 12.83m

12 Kristine Hanks Sam Houston 12.68m

13 RaKira Turner McNeese Stat 12.45m

14 Kami Stockett Stephen F. A 12.32m

15 Lashae Blunt Southern 12.23m

16 Kaitlyn Moreau UL-Lafayette 12.13m

17 Shamiya Blake Texas Southe 12.09m

18 Morgan Keesee Louisiana Te 11.63m

19 Aprell Williams Louisiana Te 11.08m

20 Ashanti Phelps Texas Southe 10.66m

21 Zharia Jeffries Tulane 10.25m

22 Cayla Nikodemus LSU 8.19m

23 Brittany Kelly Unattached 7.53m

Women Weight Throw

TOP 9 ADVANCE TO FINAL

Minimum Mark - 14.00m (45-11.25)

1st Legal Mark will be measured

all others have to meet minimum

Fieldhouse: 70-10.50 F 2008 Kristal Yush

LSU Record: 73-11 L 2014 Denise Hinton

Name School Finals

Finals

1 Ashley Jenkins Sam Houston 21.02m

2 Jermisha Frazier SE Louisiana 19.94m

3 Jordan McClendon Tulane 18.18m

4 Brianna Smith Miss State 17.79m

5 Rechelle Bessard Northwestern 17.64m

6 Jamira Russ Southern 17.20m

7 Georgeanna Felder Southern 17.16m

8 Liza Wall Louisiana Te 16.74m

9 Amie Leitko UL-Lafayette 16.05m

10 Tisay Woodhouse UL-Lafayette 15.99m

11 Gerianna Lyons Northwestern 15.80m

12 Haley Reynolds Miss State 15.63m

13 Jessica Spelling Stephen F. A 15.27m

14 Kristine Hanks Sam Houston 15.22m

15 Aprell Williams Louisiana Te 15.15m

16 RaKira Turner McNeese Stat 15.08m

17 Zharia Jeffries Tulane 15.07m

18 Morgan Keesee Louisiana Te 14.91m

19 Shamiya Blake Texas Southe 14.84m

20 Jackie Esmay Tulane 14.29m

21 Yarixza Rivera Sam Houston 14.23m

22 Carla Leblanc Southern 13.73m

23 Blair Bennet Louisiana Te 13.36m

24 Kacie Tuerck Stephen F. A 13.23m

25 Faith Estelle Southern 13.19m

26 Shelby Gresham Stephen F. A 12.66m

27 Ashanti Phelps Texas Southe 12.32m

28 Madison Danna LSU 11.59m

29 Mariah Davis Northwestern 11.33m

30 Kohi Brignac New Orleans 8.72m

Men 60 Meter Dash

Fieldhouse: 6.59 F 2005 Trell Kimmons

Fieldhouse: 6.59 F 2010 RIchard Thompson

LSU Record: 6.51 L 2008 Richard Thompson

Name School Prelims

Preliminaries

1 Kendrick Smith Meridian CC 6.72q

2 Keitavious Walter Hinds CC 6.75q

3 Jermey Hicks Louisiana Te 6.77q

4 Chris Lewis Meridian CC 6.77q

5 Amir James Northwestern 6.78q

6 Jarvis Gotch Louisiana Te 6.84q

7 Dangelo Cherry Unattached 6.85q

8 Cravorkian Carson Meridian CC 6.86q

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Preliminaries ... (Men 60 Meter Dash)

Name School Prelims

9 Devarius Turner Meridian CC 6.88

10 Juston Waters Miss State 6.90

11 Chris Jefferson Sam Houston 6.90

12 Breshawrd Cooper Hinds CC 6.92

13 Raheem Brown SE Louisiana 6.92

14 Charles Taylor Miss State 6.92

15 Darell Nettles Southern 6.94

16 Kadarius Williams SE Louisiana 6.94

17 Shadrack AduGyamfi SE Louisiana 6.97

18 Bismarck Ebiweh UL-Lafayette 6.97

19 John Jones Jr. Hinds CC 6.98

20 Correion Mosby Hinds CC 7.00

21 Tyler Smith McNeese Stat 7.01

22 Devin Henderson Louisiana Te 7.02

23 Devin Wallace Stephen F. A 7.02

24 Justin Arceneaux US Express E 7.04

25 Matthew Gibson Hinds CC 7.06

25 Gary Finegan Unattached 7.06

27 Trace Trosclair McNeese Stat 7.06

28 Micah Larkins Northwestern 7.06

29 Quintarius Queen New Orleans 7.09

30 Ken Breland SE Louisiana 7.09

31 Yanik Duffus Southern 7.09

32 Ro'Derick Spears Miss State 7.10

33 Ty Shilling Northwestern 7.10

34 Zach Taylor Miss State 7.11

35 Doug Ball Hinds CC 7.11

36 Joshua Wilson Meridian CC 7.16

37 Jaylin Thomas Southern 7.16

38 Andrew Bradberry Louisiana Te 7.17

39 Tanner Owens Northwestern 7.17

40 Connor Trevino McNeese Stat 7.18

41 Kartavius Hamilton McNeese Stat 7.18

42 Jonathon Prior New Orleans 7.18

42 Christian Willis Northwestern 7.18

44 Michael Hess Stephen F. A 7.19

44 Matthew Brown Sam Houston 7.19

46 Blake Comeaux McNeese Stat 7.20

47 Lavert James Northwestern 7.20

48 Jarrett Samuels Louisiana Te 7.23

49 Tramaine Maloney Louisiana Te 7.24

50 Cameron Hubbard SE Louisiana 7.24

51 Kagan Angers Sam Houston 7.25

52 Morgan Smith McNeese Stat 7.26

53 Wesley White Miss State 7.26

54 Evan Warnick Louisiana Te 7.30

55 Charles Fentress Stephen F. A 7.31

56 Jared Mack McNeese Stat 7.41

57 Jarrot Remo Northwestern 7.51

58 Christopher Obafunwa Unattached 7.81

59 Desmond Thomas Southern 7.90

--- Qawatvis Johnson Hinds CC FS

Men 60 Meter Dash

Fieldhouse: 6.59 F 2005 Trell Kimmons

Fieldhouse: 6.59 F 2010 RIchard Thompson

LSU Record: 6.51 L 2008 Richard Thompson

Name School Finals

Finals

1 Kendrick Smith Meridian CC 6.66

2 Chris Lewis Meridian CC 6.69

3 Keitavious Walter Hinds CC 6.70

4 Dangelo Cherry Unattached 6.75

5 Amir James Northwestern 6.79

6 Cravorkian Carson Meridian CC 6.82

Men 200 Meter Dash

SECTIONS AGAINST TIME

Fieldhouse: 20.89 F 1988 Lorenzo Daniel

LSU Record: 20.30 L 2006 Xavier Carter

Name School Finals

Finals

1 Amir James Northwestern 21.68

2 Breshawrd Cooper Hinds CC 22.27

3 Matthew Gibson Hinds CC 22.48

4 Devin Wallace Stephen F. A 22.49

5 Tedrick Hawkins Stephen F. A 22.49

6 Qawatvis Johnson Hinds CC 22.50

7 Terrance Johnson Meridian CC 22.66

8 Michael Hess Stephen F. A 22.70

9 Bismarck Ebiweh UL-Lafayette 22.71

10 Dangelo Cherry Unattached 22.82

11 Micah Larkins Northwestern 22.83

12 Darell Nettles Southern 22.96

13 John Jones Jr. Hinds CC 22.99

14 Ty Shilling Northwestern 22.99

15 Derek White Hinds CC 23.01

16 Tyler Smith McNeese Stat 23.05

17 Trace Trosclair McNeese Stat 23.07

18 Christian Willis Northwestern 23.34

19 Charles Fentress Stephen F. A 23.39

20 Marquis Rogers New Orleans 23.47

21 Harold Fluellen Southern 23.49

22 Connor Trevino McNeese Stat 23.55

23 Jordan Washington Stephen F. A 23.61

24 Lavert James Northwestern 23.89

25 Quintarius Queen New Orleans 24.17

26 Morgan Smith McNeese Stat 24.23

27 Jaylen Goodly McNeese Stat 24.45

Men 400 Meter Dash

SECTIONS AGAINST TIME

Fieldhouse: 46.37 F 1988 Clifton Campbell

LSU Record: 45.28 L 2006 Xavier Carter

Name School Finals

Finals

1 Dontrell Lyons SE Louisiana 48.70

2 Kaderius Rogers Hinds CC 49.25

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Finals ... (Men 400 Meter Dash)

Name School Finals

3 Deante' Early Hinds CC 49.36

4 Maverick Bowleg SE Louisiana 49.76

5 Correion Mosby Hinds CC 49.84

6 Jonathon Joe Stephen F. A 49.93

7 D'Lance Sharp Stephen F. A 50.04

8 Garrett Moore Stephen F. A 50.51

9 Joshua Mack Sam Houston 50.61

10 Kevin Beasley Sam Houston 50.71

11 Eric Pouncy Sam Houston 50.85

12 Ja'Darrius Perryman Hinds CC 51.16

13 Bryson Penton Meridian CC 51.17

14 Marquis Adams Meridian CC 51.83

15 Blake Comeaux McNeese Stat 52.13

16 Cameron Trammell Meridian CC 52.16

17 Tony Washington Hinds CC 52.21

18 Eric Durham Meridian CC 52.40

19 Lamont Abraham UL-Lafayette 52.58

20 Alfred Thomas III Hinds CC 52.64

21 Charlie Milton Northwestern 53.28

22 Dario Scantlebury New Orleans 53.56

23 Lane Ross Hinds CC 53.90

24 Marquis Rogers New Orleans 53.99

25 Kristopher Butler Meridian CC 53.99

26 Tron Talton Southern 54.14

27 Darren Darensburg New Orleans 56.50

28 Kaymin Carter Northwestern 56.76

Men 600 Meter Run

Name School Finals

Finals

1 Michael Cherry LSU 1:18.64

2 Cyril Grayson LSU 1:19.26

3 Lamar Bruton LSU 1:19.55

4 My'Lik Kerley Stephen F. A 1:20.11

5 Fitzroy Dunkley LSU 1:20.17

6 Alfred Larry Miss State 1:20.76

7 Jaquvis Hart Louisiana Te 1:22.63

8 Rasheed Tatham Miss State 1:22.64

9 John Haynes Southern 1:23.00

10 Will Gibson Stephen F. A 1:23.28

11 Craig Rock Jr. Hinds CC 1:23.33

12 Dustin James, II Miss State 1:23.42

13 Isaac Brown Southern 1:23.94

14 Vince Castillo Miss State 1:24.04

15 Drake Smith Louisiana Te 1:24.64

16 Darius Statham Louisiana Te 1:25.27

17 Robert Kemp Louisiana Te 1:25.90

18 Jared Shepherd Louisiana Te 1:26.14

19 Dontarian Evans Meridian CC 1:26.31

20 Josh Austin Meridian CC 1:28.35

21 Dustin Darby Meridian CC 1:31.36

22 Frank Rivers Meridian CC 1:43.35

Men 800 Meter Run

SECTIONS AGAINST TIME

Fieldhouse: 1:47.38 F 1991 George Kersh

LSU Record: 1:47.78 L 2010 Richard Jones

Name School Finals

Finals

1 Jeffrey Moore Sam Houston 1:53.62

2 Michael Batson Unattached 1:55.81

3 Christian Bergeron UL-Lafayette 1:59.42

4 Kaleb Vasquez Stephen F. A 2:01.59

5 Abde Rivera Louisiana Te 2:05.99

6 Paul Dauterive Louisiana Te 2:06.83

7 Guy Butts Northwestern 2:08.77

8 Shehu Inuwa New Orleans 2:09.37

9 Olandis Johnson McNeese Stat 2:10.18

10 Chase Slater Northwestern 2:14.64

11 Anderson Yego McNeese Stat 2:17.62

12 John Shirk Stephen F. A 2:17.71

--- Kennedy Howard Sam Houston DNF

--- George Lowe Sam Houston DNF

Men 1 Mile Run

SECTIONS AGAINST TIME

Fieldhouse: 3:59.54 F 1976 Steve Bolt

LSU Record: 3:58.77 L 1995 Passmore Furusa

Name School Finals

Finals

1 Chris Speaks Sam Houston 4:21.35

2 Quinlin McGregor Stephen F. A 4:22.35

3 Evan Arambula Sam Houston 4:23.19

4 Joshua Wilkins Northwestern 4:29.23

5 Nicholas Guerra Stephen F. A 4:29.64

6 Colby Mehmen Stephen F. A 4:30.06

7 Cody Brown Stephen F. A 4:30.72

8 DC Lipani LSU 4:30.74

9 Jeffrey Weisheit Stephen F. A 4:31.02

10 Grant Buley Sam Houston 4:34.59

11 Guy Butts Northwestern 4:35.30

12 Brandon Lewis-Graham Louisiana Te 4:35.66

13 Manoah Kiptum Louisiana Te 4:40.65

14 Julian Parker Tiger Olympi 4:42.88

15 Jorge Martinez Southern 4:44.43

16 Kraemer Jackson Louisiana Te 4:45.62

17 Hunter Wamack Northwestern 4:48.98

18 Cole Stafford UL-Lafayette 4:58.90

19 Lorence Ballow Northwestern 5:10.28

Men 3000 Meter Run

FINAL

Fieldhouse: 8:00.04 F 1990 Mark Elliott

LSU Record: 7:55.49 L 2008 John Kosgei

Name School Finals

Finals

1 Enrique Soto McNeese Stat 8:57.80

2 Josh Torres Stephen F. A 9:00.41

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Finals ... (Men 3000 Meter Run)

Name School Finals

3 Beau Robinson UL-Lafayette 9:02.20

4 William Hamilton McNeese Stat 9:02.98

5 Joshua Wilkins Northwestern 9:03.31

6 Sean Bezdek UL-Lafayette 9:04.22

7 Corbett Ourso UL-Lafayette 9:04.45

8 Grant Buley Sam Houston 9:09.86

9 Logan Terry Sam Houston 9:12.12

10 Austin Santacruz Unattached 9:14.03

11 Colton Stoker Sam Houston 9:15.17

12 John Bounds Sam Houston 9:16.71

13 Christopher Markham Stephen F. A 9:16.79

14 Bryce Robinson UL-Lafayette 9:18.25

15 Edmund Pine New Orleans 9:25.93

16 Clayton O'Callaghan New Orleans 9:31.53

17 Jorge Martinez Southern 9:48.59

18 Jared Robertson New Orleans 9:48.92

19 Mark Golay New Orleans 9:59.44

20 Jake Alexander Sam Houston 10:01.18

21 Daryl Jones Meridian CC 10:03.69

22 Tyler Warren Meridian CC 10:26.61

23 Matthew Myers McNeese Stat 11:01.49

24 Lorence Ballow Northwestern 11:02.69

--- DC Lipani LSU DNF

--- Jarrot Remo Northwestern DNF

--- Hunter Wamack Northwestern DNF

Men 60 Meter Hurdles

Fieldhouse: 7.67 F 2/18/2011 Ryan Fontenot

LSU Record: 7.55 L 2012 Barrett Nugent

Name School Prelims

Preliminaries

1 Tramaine Maloney Louisiana Te 7.98Q

2 Ro'Derick Spears Miss State 8.05Q

3 Will Gibbs Unattached 8.11Q

4 Christian Boyd Hinds CC 8.27Q

5 MIchael Nicholls New Orleans 8.13q

6 Tyler Hughes UL-Lafayette 8.18q

7 Jordan Washington Stephen F. A 8.23q

8 Kerry Gleason Stephen F. A 8.24q

9 William Stark Sam Houston 8.30

10 Wesley White Miss State 8.36

11 Harold Fluellen Southern 8.38

12 Morgan Cormier UL-Lafayette 8.38

13 Evan Warnick Louisiana Te 8.47

14 Tyler Adams Sam Houston 8.49

15 Lane Ross Hinds CC 8.54

16 Zach Dibbern McNeese Stat 8.82

17 Dylan Elliott Sam Houston 8.83

18 Kaymin Carter Northwestern 8.90

19 Hunter Key Stephen F. A 8.90

20 Zach Taylor Miss State 8.94

21 Willie Reed Miss State 9.09

22 Tanner Owens Northwestern 9.12

23 Jesse Austin Miss State 9.17

24 Bryan Wersterfer Unattached 9.17

25 Khalil Upshaw Southern 9.17

26 Tyji Yulee Stephen F. A 9.56

27 Tanner Parks Stephen F. A 9.58

28 Jarrot Remo Northwestern 9.74

--- Deylon Key Northwestern DQ

Men 60 Meter Hurdles

Fieldhouse: 7.67 F 2/18/2011 Ryan Fontenot

LSU Record: 7.55 L 2012 Barrett Nugent

Name School Finals

Finals

1 Tramaine Maloney Louisiana Te 7.98

2 MIchael Nicholls New Orleans 8.11

3 Jordan Washington Stephen F. A 8.13

4 Kerry Gleason Stephen F. A 8.19

5 Christian Boyd Hinds CC 8.24

6 Tyler Hughes UL-Lafayette 8.30

7 Will Gibbs Unattached 8.39

--- Ro'Derick Spears Miss State DQ

Men 4x400 Meter Relay

SECTIONS AGAINST TIME

Fieldhouse: 3:09.90 F 1993 Alabama

LSU Record: 3:04.01 L 2006 LSU

K. Willie, R. Dardar, M. Rogers, X. Carter

Team Relay Finals

Finals

1 Stephen F. Austin A 3:16.57

1) D'Lance Sharp 2) Tedrick Hawkins

3) Jonathon Joe 4) My'Lik Kerley

2 SE Louisiana A 3:18.41

1) Maverick Bowleg 2) Ashley Riley

3) Raheem Brown 4) Dontrell Lyons

3 Hinds CC A 3:20.29

1) Deante' Early 2) Keitavious Walter

3) Breshawrd Cooper 4) Kaderius Rogers

4 Hinds CC B 3:24.11

1) Ja'Darrius Perryman 2) Correion Mosby

3) Craig Rock Jr. 4) Tony Washington

5 Stephen F. Austin B 3:24.13

1) Will Gibson 2) Garrett Moore

3) Isiah Pittman 4) Hunter Key

6 Sam Houston St. A 3:27.72

1) William Stark 2) Kevin Beasley

3) Joshua Mack 4) Eric Pouncy

7 Meridian CC A 3:30.76

1) Bryson Penton 2) Marquis Adams

3) Cameron Trammell 4) Dontarian Evans

8 Stephen F. Austin C 3:32.02

1) Tanner Parks 2) Tyji Yulee

3) Samuel Wallace 4) Michael Hess

9 Hinds CC C 3:35.11

1) Christian Boyd 2) Matthew Gibson

3) Lane Ross 4) Alfred Thomas III

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Results - Friday

Finals ... (Men 4x400 Meter Relay)

Team Relay Finals

10 McNeese State A 3:37.33

1) Blake Comeaux 2) Trace Trosclair

3) John Lemke 4) Tyler Smith

11 Southern A 3:43.07

1) Tron Talton 2) John Williams

3) Tylor Lighten 4) Isaac Brown

--- Louisiana Tech A DNF

1) Darius Statham 2) Robert Kemp

3) Drake Smith 4) Jaquvis Hart

Men 4x800 Meter Relay

Fieldhouse: 7:24.10 F 1993 Florida

LSU Record: 7:25.35 L 1986 LSU

R. Lewis, M. Fowler, R. Lewis, B. Diells

Team Relay Finals

Finals

1 SE Louisiana A 7:46.22

1) Tajh Lewis 2) Harry Wiggins

3) Ashley Riley 4) Andre Colebrook

2 Sam Houston St. A 7:50.11

1) Bailey Rhodes 2) Kennedy Howard

3) Jeffrey Moore 4) Robert Monticone

3 Stephen F. Austin A 7:59.77

1) Cole Stallcup 2) Samuel Wallace

3) John Shirk 4) Kaleb Vasquez

4 Meridian CC A 8:10.28

1) Noah Smith 2) Rogelio Araiza

3) Tim Hoodlebrink 4) Josh Austin

5 Sam Houston St. B 8:25.48

1) George Lowe 2) John Bounds

3) Logan Terry 4) Colton Stoker

--- LSU A DNF

1) Marcus Tiner 2) Matt Rhorer

3) DC Lipani

Men Distance Medley

FINAL

Fieldhouse: 9:44.57 F 1989 Kentucky

LSU Record: 9:35.31 L 2008 LSU

E. Kosgei, A. Hayes, J. James, J, Kosgei

Team Relay Finals

Finals

1 Sam Houston St. A 10:34.49

1) Robert Monticone 2) Bailey Rhodes

3) Evan Arambula 4) Chris Speaks

2 SE Louisiana A 10:44.57

1) Andre Colebrook 2) Cameron Hubbard

3) Tajh Lewis 4) Harry Wiggins

3 Louisiana Tech A 10:57.03

1) Brandon Lewis-Graham 2) Gregory Ballard

3) Drake Heinz 4) Logan Pearce

4 Meridian CC A 11:18.49

1) Noah Smith 2) Eric Durham

3) Dustin Darby 4) Rogelio Araiza

5 Northwestern St. A 12:17.62

1) Guy Butts 2) Charlie Milton

3) Chase Slater 4) Joshua Wilkins

--- LSU A DNF

1) Marcus Tiner 2) Morgan Wells

3) Matt Rhorer 4) DC Lipani

Men High Jump

STARTING - 1.93m (6-4)

PROGRESSIONS - 1.93, 1.98, 2.03, 2.08

2.12, 2.15 (3 cm)

Fieldhouse: 7-06.50 F 1988 Brian Brown

LSU Record: 7-06.50 L 1992 Tom Lange

Name School Finals

Finals

1 Jerin Allen Hinds CC 2.16m

2 Seth Peace Miss State 2.08m

3 Devontre Young Meridian CC 2.03m

4 Clarence Robinson SE Louisiana J2.03m

5 Tyler Adams Sam Houston J2.03m

5 Dionte Heath UL-Lafayette J2.03m

7 Tamario Lattin Louisiana Te 1.98m

8 Rodney Ruffin SE Louisiana J1.98m

9 Lawrence Wallace Northwestern J1.98m

10 Bryce Willard Stephen F. A 1.93m

10 Telson Allen Hinds CC 1.93m

12 Darryl Anderson Northwestern J1.93m

12 Deylon Key Northwestern J1.93m

14 Quinton Helaire Northwestern J1.93m

14 Willie Reed Miss State J1.93m

--- Kaden Frazier UL-Lafayette NH

--- Steven Barze SE Louisiana NH

--- Joey Babbs Sam Houston NH

--- Khalil Upshaw Southern NH

--- Jared Mack McNeese Stat NH

--- Dylan Elliott Sam Houston NH

--- Stephen Kinney Stephen F. A NH

--- Tyji Yulee Stephen F. A NH

--- Alonzo Harris Southern NH

--- Montel Brown Southern NH

Men Pole Vault

STARTING HEIGHT - 4.57 (15-0)

PROGRESSIONS - 4.57(15-0), 4.72(15-5.75), 4.87(15-11.75)

5.02(16-5.5), 5.12(16-9.5), 5.22(17-1.5)

5.27(17-3.5) (5cm)

Fieldhouse: 18-06.50 F 2002 Russ Buller

LSU Record: 19-00.25 L 1999 Russ Buller

Name School Finals

Finals

1 Devin King SE Louisiana 5.32m

2 Garrett Larson Sam Houston J5.32m

3 Kyle Baudoin UL-Lafayette 5.02m

4 Cameron Robichaux LSU 4.87m

5 Chadd Burns LSU J4.87m

6 Ashton Summers Sam Houston 4.72m

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Results - Friday

Finals ... (Men Pole Vault)

Name School Finals

6 Jonathon Nelsen LSU 4.72m

6 Mikel Carter Stephen F. A 4.72m

9 Gregory Ballard Louisiana Te J4.72m

10 Jesse Austin Miss State 4.57m

11 Landon Dore McNeese Stat J4.57m

--- Caleb Wisecarver UL-Lafayette NH

--- Tate Terrebonne McNeese Stat NH

--- Jake Sprague Unattached NH

--- Tanner Parks Stephen F. A NH

--- Tyler Hixon McNeese Stat NH

--- Brandon Hollier SE Louisiana NH

--- Noah Gilfillan Stephen F. A NH

Men Long Jump

TOP 9 ADVANCE TO FINAL

Minimum Mark - 7.01m (23-0)

1st Legal Mark will be measured

all others have to meet minimum

Fieldhouse: 27-01.75 F 2004 John Moffit

LSU Record: 27-01.75 L 2004 John Moffit

Name School Finals

Finals

1 Steven Barze SE Louisiana 7.92m

2 Emmanuel Williams Northwestern 7.66m

3 John Lemke McNeese Stat 7.27m

4 Isiah Pittman Stephen F. A 7.17m

5 A.J. Ward Miss State 7.16m

6 Jacorious Jeter Northwestern 7.15m

7 Da'Quan Bellard LSU 7.14m

8 Joshua Wilson Meridian CC 6.93m

9 Tamario Lattin Louisiana Te 6.86m

10 Sage Revell Sam Houston 6.80m

11 Trey Darty Stephen F. A 6.79m

12 Cal Lane Unattached 6.75m

13 Craig Jones Louisiana Te 6.74m

13 K'Lan Harris Meridian CC 6.74m

15 Rodney Ruffin SE Louisiana 6.70m

16 Kagan Angers Sam Houston 6.69m

17 Jaylin Thomas Southern 6.63m

18 Ricky Theyard UL-Lafayette 6.47m

19 Devin Henderson Louisiana Te 6.44m

20 David Moritz Northwestern 6.38m

21 Zhaquan Porter Northwestern 6.31m

22 Kaden Frazier UL-Lafayette 6.23m

23 Deylon Key Northwestern 6.22m

24 Hunter Key Stephen F. A 6.21m

25 Elliott Lancaster Northwestern 6.05m

26 Jarrot Remo Northwestern 6.03m

26 Steven Benjamin McNeese Stat 6.03m

28 Arsenij Savic Northwestern 5.76m

29 Zach Dibbern McNeese Stat 5.36m

30 Keidrick Haynes Northwestern 5.24m

31 Kartavius Hamilton McNeese Stat 4.61m

--- Tanner Owens Northwestern ND

--- Akil Bennett Southern FOUL

--- Aaron Williams Northwestern FOUL

Men Shot Put

TOP 9 ADVANCE TO FINAL

Minimum Mark - 14.00m (45-11.25)

1st Legal Mark will be measured

all others have to meet minimum

Fieldhouse: 67-05.25 F 1990 Mike Stulce

LSU Record: 66-00.25 L 1981 Joe Maciejczyk

Name School Finals

Finals

1 Tristan Whitehall UL-Lafayette 18.08m

2 Alexander Young SE Louisiana 16.79m

3 Lucas Akins Stephen F. A 16.58m

4 Cedric Paul Northwestern 16.49m

5 Jimmy LeBlanc SE Louisiana 16.13m

6 Michael Nichols Sam Houston 15.70m

7 Jonathan Kinchen SE Louisiana 15.67m

8 Derek Orlando Stephen F. A 15.50m

9 Kyle Zenon McNeese Stat 15.22m

10 Alireza Rafiei Rafiei New Orleans 14.91m

11 Kenneth Nassar UL-Lafayette 14.70m

12 Aaron Orduno Louisiana Te 14.43m

13 Benjamin Clark Unattached 14.27m

14 Spencer Nezat UL-Lafayette 14.11m

15 Ben Bibby Stephen F. A 13.93m

16 James Endsley Sam Houston 13.63m

17 Aaron Akens Sam Houston 13.48m

18 Hayden Tharpe Meridian CC 12.59m

19 Charles Clark Southern 11.58m

20 Anthony Jones Meridian CC 10.87m

21 Willie Reed Miss State 10.55m

--- Zach Taylor Miss State FOUL

--- Hiram Morales McNeese Stat FOUL

--- Kalvin Singletary Sam Houston FOUL

Men Weight Throw

TOP 9 ADVANCE TO FINAL

Minimum Mark - 16.00m (52-6)

1st Legal Mark will be measured

all others have to meet minimum

Fieldhouse: 76-06.25 F 2/18/2011 Walter Henning

LSU Record: 78-01 L 2010 Walter Henning

Name School Finals

Finals

1 Alexander Young SE Louisiana 21.54m

2 Johnnie Jackson LSU 20.49m

3 Jonathan Kinchen SE Louisiana 19.63m

4 Patrick Geers LSU 19.60m

5 Justin Victor US Express E 19.57m

6 David Collins LSU 18.36m

7 Jimmy LeBlanc SE Louisiana 17.29m

8 Aaron Orduno Louisiana Te 16.62m

9 Kalvin Singletary Sam Houston 16.14m

10 Richard Delphin UL-Lafayette 15.71m

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Results - Friday

Finals ... (Men Weight Throw)

Name School Finals

11 Ben Bibby Stephen F. A 15.54m

12 Derek Orlando Stephen F. A 15.51m

13 Dillon Branson Stephen F. A 15.10m

14 Austin Funk SE Louisiana 14.47m

15 Shakir Iga Stephen F. A 14.16m

16 Michael Nichols Sam Houston 14.15m

17 Landon Carroll UL-Lafayette 13.87m

18 Aaron Akens Sam Houston 13.59m

19 Charles Clark Southern 12.47m

20 Nicholas Schiro New Orleans 9.43m

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Hello Track & Field Community,

Our Dublin High School California Winter Track & Field Championship Series will happen this Saturday, January 16, 2016 at 2:00 PM. We already have student athletes signed up via our online form from Bishop O'Dowd (Oakland, 1151, WACC), California (San Ramon Valley, Danville, 2164, BVAL), Casa Grande (Petaluma, 1740, SCL), Dublin (1915, EBAL), Edison (Stockton, SJS), Foothill (Pleasanton, 2160, EBAL), Lincoln (Stockton, SJS), Los Altos (CCS) and Los Gatos (CCS) high schools. Just a few things:

The meet will happen rain or shine.
Please have your student athletes fill out our online form found at http://www.dublincrosscountry.com/Dublin_Track/WT%26FCS.html. It will close at 9:00 PM on Friday, January 15.
ATHLETES THAT HAVE FILLED OUT THE ONLINE FORM: You will receive your bib number at the athlete gate upon your entrance into the stadium after paying you entrance fee of $10. Please let the gate know that you filled out the online form and they will give you your number there. You do not need to go to the registration area - you are ready go!
ATHLETES THAT DID NOT FILL OUT THE ONLINE FORM: After you pay your $10 entrance fee at the athlete gate, you will be redirected to the registration tent to turn in your SIGN-UP SHEET (which is available at the above link) to get your bib number. This line can get long so if you do not plan on doing the online form, arrive early enough to wait in line and get your form processed well before the meet begins.

Thanks and we will see you on Saturday!

Chris Williams

Dublin High School

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http://www.hornetsports.com/sports/xc/coaches/abbotscott

Doug   Abramowski   Hightech Signs
Leti   Abrego   International City Racing, Inc.
Randy   Accetta   RRCA
http://www.rrca.org/contact-us/staff-bios/
Virginia   Achman   Twin Cities In Motion
Christine   Adams   In Motion, Inc.
Jen   Adelmann   In Motion, Inc.
Klaus Adelmann   RUNME
Darin Adler   The Active Network
Alejandra Alanis Marcos   Sportravel
Kristel   Alliaume   Raceforce
Shawn   Allison   EPS-Doublet
Jason   Altman   Knoxville Marathon
Oscar Alejandro Hernandez Amador   run42
Glenn   Amos   500 Festival
Mary   Anderson   Anderson Race Mgmt
Scott   Anderson   Soul Focus, LLC
Matt   Anderson   Hartford Marathon Foundation
Angela   Anderson   Marine Corps Marathon
Robert   Anderson   RacePartner
Chad   Antcliff   Vision Event Management
Julie   Armstrong   Big Sur International Marathon
Brad   Arnett   Phoenix Marathon
Kim   Arnett   Phoenix Marathon
Elias   Asch   Sacramento Running Association

Daniel   Ashworth   Ashworth Awards
Kimberly   Ashworth   Ashworth Awards
Heath   Aucoin   Tulsa Federal Credit Union Tulsa Run
Sydney   Ayers   Right Start Events, LLC
Sarah   Bach   Eventbrite
Jena   Bakkum   Leslie Jordan, Inc
Joe   Baldwin   Joe Baldwin Race Consulting
Arthur   Baldwin   BEST
Steve   Balfour   Run To Remember
Chris   Balog   Big Sur International Marathon
Tony   Banovich   Run Wild Missoula
Mike   Barber   Santa to the Sea
Bill   Barclay   Experient
Leisha   Battles   In Motion, Inc.
Shane   Bauer   Grandma's Marathon
Kelsey   Beall   OC Marathon
Johnny   Beig   Alanic
Tanner   Bell   Ragnar
Julia   Bellamy   MYLAPS Sports Timing
Geoff   Bengtson
Barbara   Bennage   Detroit Free Press/Talmer Bank Marathon
Richard   Benyo   Napa Valley Marathon
Katie   Bergsma   Spectrum Sports Management, Inc.
Bob   Bickel   RunSignUp
Darris   Blackford   Nationwide Children's Hospital Columbus Marathon & 1/2 Marathon
Brae   Blackley   Premier Sports Productions, LLC
Dana   Blackwood   imATHLETE
Phyllis   Blanchard   International City Racing, Inc.
Shaughnessy   Bland   Pic2Go USA
Dan   Bloedorn   MYLAPS Sports Timing
Mark   Bockmann   race|result
Nick   Bodkins       The Active Network
Blake   Boldon   Indianapolis Monumental Marathon
Timothy   Bomba   Race Announcer
Mike   Bone   Spectrum Sports Management, Inc.
Danny   Bourgeois   The Louisiana Marathon
Christine   Bowen   Running USA
Heidi   Boynton   Mini Mermaid Running Club
Paul   Brackey   Chicago Event Management, Inc
Chris   Bradle   The Active Network
Jessica   Brannam   Events.com
Brandon   Bransby   The Dioz Group
John   Breen   Ashworth Awards
Scot   Breithaupt   Run Racing
Charlotte   Brookes   Canada Running Series
Alan   Brookes   Canada Running Series
Nikki   Broughton   Cincinnati Flying Pig Marathon
Staci   Brown   SLB Consulting
Jason   Bruton   International City Racing, Inc.
Chris   Burch   IMT Des Moines Marathon
Kimberly   Burke   Hallucination Sports
Christine   Burke   New York Road Runners
Galen   Burson   Running USA
Scott   Bush   Running USA
Troy   Busot   ChronoTrack
Dana   Bzdawka   Bellin Run
Natalia   Caldas   Race Roster
Michael   Capiraso   New York Road Runners
Neal   Caplowe   Sport Science
John   Cappella   Cincinnati Flying Pig Marathon
Kevin   Carrera   Spectrum Sports Management
Byron   Carroll   The Active Network
April   Carter   Lake Tahoe Relay
Chris   Carver   Lennd
Leslie   Casey   Cowtown Marathon, Inc.
Carly   Caulfield   Houston Marathon Committee
Dane   Cannon   The Color Run
Sandra   Chambers   Races2Run
Chun   Chang   Runnar
Melissa   Christian   imATHLETE
Vickie   Chu-Hermis   Modesto Marathon
Peter   Ciaccia   New York Road Runners
John   Cianca   IIRM
Jason   Cimino   Gameface Media
Tracy   Clark   Blacklight Run
Michael   Clemons   Louisville Sports Commission
Cindy   Clyde   A4
Casey   Collins   Indianapolis Monumental Marathon
Chris   Colón   Motiv
Joe   Connelly   RunVermont
John   Connors       Bigsley (The Color Run/ Electric Run)
Erica   Cornell   Nationwide Children's Hospital Columbus Marathon & 1/2 Marathon
Lee   Corrigan   Corrigan Sports Enterprises
Tom   Cotton   Firstwave Events
Jess   Cover   RunVermont
Terry   Crawford   USATF
Brian   Crispin   Wheeler Mission Ministries
Michael   Cruz   New York Road Runners
Sarah   Culver   Grandma's Marathon
Clifton   Cunningham   Canada Running Series
Richard   Dafoe   Grand Forks Wild Hog 1/2 Marathon
Jason   Daley   MYLAPS Sports Timing
Jeff   Darman   Road Race Management
Brian   Davis   PLI Cards
Jessie   Davis   RaceWire LLC
Jim   Davis   MarathonFoto
Mary   Davis   Leslie Jordan, Inc
David   De Picciotto   iRewind
Sarah   Dee   Kansas City Sports Commission
Charley   Dehoney   Events.com
Stephanie   Deigan   AFM Heatsheets
Peter   Delaney   RunVermont
Bryan   Delaney   AMI Graphics
Michelle   DelPiccolo   Right Start Events, LLC
Jordan   Desilets   RunSignUp
Nicole   Deslippe   Race Roster
Alejandra   Diaz-Labrecque   USATF
Joe   Dimambro   Crim Fitness Foundation
Brian   Ditty   Hospital Hill Run
Matt   Dockstader   Destination Races
Amy   Dold   New York Road Runners
Steve   Doll   Vendurance.com
Lauren   Doll   New York Road Runners
Alyssa   Donahue   Gameface Media
Erin   Dougherty   Race Day Events LLC
Scott   Douglass   Cascade Relays
Michael   Dove   Big Sur International Marathon
Andrea   Dowdy   Colfax Marathon
Matt   Downin   ChronoTrack/LifeTime Fitness
Brian   Doyle   Bag Tags Inc
Kelly   Druse   RaceSLO.com
David   Duignan   RunPix Corporation
Mike   Duplass   New Orleans Running Systems Road Race Management
Siobhan   Dwyer   New York Road Runners
Jennifer   Edwards   Falmouth Road Race, Inc.
Kevin   Egan   Life Time
Mart   Einasto   Estonian Sport for All Association
Abbey   Elias   ChronoTrack
John   Elliott   Marathon Guide
John   Ernst   RunnersHealth
Diego   Escudero   Mexico City Marathon
Simon Essl   The Active Network
Camille   Estes   Indianapolis Monumental Marathon
Jim   Estes   USATF
Francisco   Estrada   Total Running
Leah   Etling   Running USA
Bill   Ewing   Detroit Free Press/Talmer Bank Marathon
Chris   Falk   Heatsheets
Megan   Faulkner   Falmouth Road Race, Inc.
Liam   Fayle   ProRunnerTalk
Charissa   Fee   Nationwide Children's Hospital Columbus Marathon
Derrick   Feldmann   Achieve
Sam   Fiandaca   Brazen Racing
Bob   Finnegan   LifeTime Fitness
Keith   Fitzgerald   SilverLine Athletics
Douglas   Flannery   Boston Athletic Association / Boston Marathon
Sandy   Flynn   Pat Tillman Foundation-Pat's Run
Lisa   Fontaine   Annapolis Running Classic
Kimberly Ford   USATF
Matthew   Forys   NYRR
Michael   Foster   Maxwell Medals & Awards
Jennifer   Foster   Marathon Printing, Inc.
Anthony   Foster   Marathon Printing, Inc.
Scott   Francis   RunnersHealth
Bruce   Franke   MarathonFoto
Cory   Freedman   Toronto Women's Run Series
Scott   Friderichs   MYLAPS Sports Timing
Desiree   Friedman   USATF
John   Fritz       Always Advancing
Kim   Gale   500 Festival
Emily   Gallagher   New York Road Runners
Andres   Garcia   Spinser
Amber   Garrett   Roller Coaster Race
Stefan   Gent   MarathonFoto
Chuck   George   New Orleans Running Systems Road Race Management
Scott   Ghelfi   Falmouth Road Race, Inc.
Nicole   Goddeyne   SportsTravel/TEAMS
Marisol   Godinez   Mini Mermaid Running Club
Johanna   Goode   RunSignUp
Nancy   Goodnight   Waco Miracle Match Marathon
Beth   Gordon       Formula 4 Media
Jeff   Graves   Vision Event Management
Warren   Greene   Runner's World
Joel   Griesbach   RAM Racing
Donna   Grogan   Lupus Foundation
Marcus   Grunewald   Dallas Marathon
John   Halvorsen   Run Ottawa / Ottawa Marathon
Kim   Hann   Tulsa Route 66 Marathon, Inc.
Vicky   Harmsen   Leslie Jordan, Inc
Philip   Harris   Blacklight Run
Craig   Harrison   Annapolis Running Classic
Rich   Harshbarger   Running USA
Jiro   Hashimoto   R-bies
Ashley   Havrilla   Pat Tillman Foundation-Pat's Run
Eitan   Hefetz   Pic2Go Ltd.
Rachel   Hellyer   Grand Forks Wild Hog
Colin   Henry   RaceWire LLC
Trey Hernandez   The Active Network
Chris   Heuisler   Westin Hotels and Resorts
Ryan   Hill   Event Cancellation Refund Insurance by Nicholas Hill Group, Inc.
Mallory   Hinz   CrowdRise
Takuya   Hishinuma   R-bies
Katie   Ho   RaceRaves
Brian   Hocker   Cowtown Marathon, Inc.
Nick   Hollowood   The Realbuzz Group
Chris   Holmes   Zappos.com Bay to Breakers
Jodi   Hoose   Book That Event, LLC
Adam   Horton   Events.com
Brandon   Hough   Spectrum Sports
Taylor   Houston   Jailbreak Race Events
Daniel   Howell   ChronoTrack Systems Corp
Meghan   Huber   Anderson Race Mgmt/Women Run the Cities
Evan   Huff   athleteReg
Jon   Hughes   EMMI/Track Shack Events
Christopher   Hughes   EMMI/Track Shack Events
Richard   Hulnick   Silicon Valley Leadership Group Foundation
Kathryn Hulst   SMT
Rip   Hunter   GET Travel Sports
Stacy   Hvinden   The Great Candy Run
Greg   Ingino   Active Network
Michael   Iser   Associated Agencies, Inc.
Greg   Jackson   ChronoTrack
Aaron   Jacobsen   Soul Focus, LLC
Jason   Jacobson   Running USA
Toni   Jaeckels   Cellcom Green Bay Marathon
Nick   Jambunathan   Zorrel
Alexis   James   Electric City Printing
Nicole   Jarman   Motiv
Peggy   Jastrzemski   Blue Cross Broad Street Run
Lane   Jeffryes   Message Sports LLC
Laura   Jeffryes   Message Sports LLC
Skye   Johnson   The Great Candy Run
Lee   Johnson   everydayhero
Brian   Jones   Playmakers
Stevie   Jones   Brooks Running
Leslie   Jordan   Leslie Jordan, Inc
Andre   Juilland   eXOsports
Madison   Kahn   Eventbrite
Tom   Karsten   Message Sports LLC
Scott   Kaylin   Champion System
Merhawi   Keflezighi   HAWI Management
Robin   Kelley   Race Krewe
Faron   Kelley   Disney Sports
Creigh   Kelley   BKB Limited
Brian   Kennedy   Giant Race
Meghan   Keogh   Sports Backers
Steve   Kerr   Wheeler Mission Ministries
Troy   Killian   Louisville Sports Commission
Tracy   Kilvinger   Race Guards
Kathy   Kinane   Kinane Events
John   Kinnicutt   ARE Event Productions
Tina   Klein   Balanced-Vamos Running LLC
Rob   Klingensmith   The Active Network
Mark   Knutson   Fargo Marathon
Sue   Knutson   Fargo Marathon
Brant   Kotch   Houston Marathon Committee
Ross   Krause   athleteReg
Charlene   Krepiakevich   Vancouver International Marathon Society
Heath   Kucera   Ashworth Awards
Yu   Kurosaki   R-bies
Doug   Kurtis   The Parade Company
Gary   Kutscher   OC Marathon
Brandon   Laan   Race Roster
Paul   Lambert   Global Sports Properties
Becky   Lambros   Cherry Blossom Inc.
Ryan   Lamppa   EventPRO
Brett   Lange   Motiv Sports
Monica   Langenberg   GO! St. Louis
Will   Lapsley   DMSE Sports
Ellen   Larson   In Motion, Inc.
Steve   Lastoe   NYCRUNS
Aimee Cynthia   Laurel   Reva Wear
Amanda   Lawrence   Experient, Inc.
Ashleigh   Lawrence   Novant Health Charlotte Marathon
Deja   Lawson   Kentucky Derby Festival
Paul   Leak   New York Road Runners
Sarah   Ledingham   Race Roster
Edina   Leiher   BIBSWITCH
Meaghan   Leon   Spectrum Sports Management, Inc
Ben   Leto   Cadence Sports
Jay   Lewis   RaceIT
Wei   Liao   MYLAPS
Marco Antonio   Liceaga   Sports Promotion
Nancy   Lieberman   GO! St Louis
Chris   Lieberman   Tulsa Route 66 Marathon, Inc.
Tempe   Ligett   Road Runner Sports
Brennan   Lindner   Generic Events
Robbie   Little   FinisherPix, LLC
Bryan   Lively   CrowdRise
Jen   Livia   Vendurance
Mike   Logan   Twin Cities In Motion
Susan   Love   Big Sur Int. Marathon
Renea   Lowry   The Active Network
Anthony   Luke   SPORTZPEAK Inc.
Emily   Lykens   CCVI Trolley Run
Patrick   Lynskey   Freihofer's Run for Women
Brian   Lyons   GO! St. Louis
Benjamin   Malburg   CrowdRise
Lisa   Maloney   Headsweats
Eric   Marenburg   High Performance Movement
Diego   Marin   New York Road Runners
Jim   Marino   Blue Cross Broad Street Run
Terri   Marlin   Potomac River Running
Andy   Marsh   Playmakers
Kim   Martin   Cowtown Marathon, Inc.
Kay   Martin   BOCO Gear
Erin   Martin   ALSAC/St. Jude
Linda   Maxwell   Bellin Run
Dennis   Mazajlo   Race Roster
Steve   Mazza   Events.com
Mike   McBride   GOAL Foundation
Tyler   McCandless   Marathon Guide
Scott   McConville   Wharf to Wharf Race
Melissa   McConville   She Is Beautiful
Scott   McCune   McCune Ventures
Mike   McCurry   Experient
Carrie   McDonald   Forte Interactive
Laura   McElrath   Akron Marathon Charitable Corporation
Dave   McGillivray   DMSE Sports
Tyler   McGraw   Electric City Printing
Mike   McKenna   everydayhero
Alissa   McKinley   FitOne 5K, 10K, & Half Marathon
Scott   McKinnon   GoVision
Joe   McMackin   RunSignUp
Tim   McMahon   Eventbrite
Gary   McNamee   Outside Interactive
Ralph   Mendoza   Cowtown Marathon, Inc.
Josh   Merlis   ARE Event Productions
David   Miles   Leslie Jordan, Inc
Mike   Milici   RaceIT
Clairesse   Miljour   Goal Foundation
Josh   Miller   Hartford Marathon Foundation
Julia   Montag   BibRave
Bree   Montgomery   GOAL Foundation
Phil   Moore   haku App Corp
Santiago   Morales   Run Mexico
Wade   Morehead   Houston Marathon Committee
Joe   Moreno   Quad Cities Marathon
Gary   Morgan   RunGaryRun Enterprise
Kirk   Morris   One Up Bands
Melissa   Morris   One Up Bands
John   Mortimer   Millennium Running
John   Mory   Cellcom Green Bay Marathon
Amanda   Moszkowski   Hamptons Marathon & Half
Don   Mulligan   RaceHQ
Rachel   Munday   Manitoba Marathon
Maria Silvia   Muñoz   Sports Promotion
Anne   Munson   MarathonFoto
Timothy   Murphy   BibRave
Jessica   Murphy   BibRave
John   Mutty
Rui   Nakanishi   R-bies
Alyssa   Nakken   San Francisco Giants
Rick   Nealis   Marine Corps Marathon
Aaron   Nemzer   DMSE Sports
Lindsay   Neubarth   AFM Heatsheets
Khan   Nguyen   New York Road Runners
Katie   Nicholas   Tulsa Federal Credit Union Tulsa Run
Nathan   Nicholas   Event Cancellation Refund Insurance by Nicholas Hill Group, Inc.
Brian   Nicholson   GOAL Foundation
Mike   Nishi   Chicago Event Management, Inc
Richard   Nucci   Pro Specialties Group
Mike   Nusbaum   CHOSEN Technologies
Hyrum   Oaks   RaceEntry.com
Thad   O'Connor   Hasty Awards
John   OKeefe   Always Advancing
Julie   Oldfield   Headsweats
Rory   Oldham   Schneider Publishing
Todd   Oliver   Carmel Marathon
Kimberly   Olmsted   Anchorage Running Club
Craig   Ottinger   Hightech Signs
Dan   Ouimet   Calgary Marathon Society
Tony   Pallotta   Expert Brand
Joshua   Palubicki   From The Finish Line
Laurie   Pani   ChronoTrack
Kristina   Pantalone   Boston Athletic Association
Gregg   Parise   Events.com
Josh   Parolin   Lennd
Beth   Parsons   Novant Health Charlotte Marathon
Sarah   Pease   Events.com
Teresa   Pennington   The Active Network
Sarah   Pelfrey   Cincinnati Flying Pig Marathon
Janice   Penrose   Race Guards
Lee   Pepper   Foundations Recovery Network
Keith   Peters   Council for Responsible Sport
Soenke   Petersen   race|result
Jeff   Phegley   Crim Fitness Foundation
Michelle   Phillipich   Michigan Fitness Foundation
Mike   Phillips   Zorrel
Ceri   Philpott   My Sporting Times Ltd.
Kent   Phippen   The Color Run
Wendi   Platt   Virgo III Ltd
Bernd   Pluimers   MYLAPS Sports Timing
Keith   Plunkett   Runner's World
Brian   Polen   Akron Marathon Charitable Corporation
Nikki   Porter   Fun Express
Ryan   Power   Race Roster
Jason   Powers   Starr Media
Brent   Poynter   Electric City
Michelle   Pratt   ARE Event Productions
Danielle   Prior   Global Energy Race
Andrew   Proos   Bluewire Audio LLC
Emily   Proos   Bluewire Audio LLC
Jeremy   Pruett   Cowtown Marathon, Inc.
Samantha   Pruitt   RaceSLO.com
Scott   Raczko   Commonwealth Race Management
Adam   Ragsdale   ChronoTrack/Athlinks
Janet   Raugust   Chicago Event Management, Inc
Lawrence   Rawson   ESPN-TV
Bruce   Rayner   Athletes for a Fit Planet
Jackie   Reau   Game Day Communications
Troy   Rebert   Knoxville Marathon
Tony   Reed   National Black Marathoners Association
Kevin   Reedy   ARE Event Productions
George   Regan   Freihofer's Run for Women
Brooke   Reiley   Premier Sports Productions, LLC
Mike   Reilly   Events.com
Sam   Renouf   The Active Network
Bruce   Revman   USA Today Sports Active Alliance
Tim   Rhodes   Novant Health Charlotte Marathon
Ryan   Richards   NYRR
Rachel   Ridgway   Corrigan Sports Enterprises
William   Roberts   IIRM
Daryl Faye   Rodriguez   Run Racing
Jennifer Romine   The Active Network
Greg   Rosenberg
Betsy   Ross   Game Day Communications
Jennifer   Rottenberg   Schneider Publishing
Angie   Rowe   OC Marathon
Marc   Roy   Sportstats USA
Terry   Ryan   Twin Cities In Motion
David   Rye   ChronoTrack
Rod   Saif   Alanic
Dana   Saign   Eventbrite
Maurizio Cohen Salame   run42
Beth   Salinger   Hospital Hill Run
Brett   Sanford   500 Festival
Yutaka   Sasai   R-bies
Roland   Schmidt   Bellin Run
Chris   Schmidt   RaceIT
Mike   Schmitz   emediagroup
Michael   Schnall   New York Road Runners
Scott   Schricker   Richmond Sports Backers
Gary   Schwake   The Active Network
Matthew   Scodellaro   Detroit Free Press/Talmer Bank Marathon
Lisa   Scolman   Book That Event, LLC
Jenny   Scothern   GOAL Foundation
Jon   Scott   Maxwell Medals & Awards
Tim    Scrivner Jailbreak Race Events
Marika    Scrivner Jailbreak Race Events
Robert   Seagren   International City Racing, Inc.
Jan   Seeley   Christie Clinic Illinois Marathon
Christian   Seiler   Always Advancing
JT   Service   Soul Focus, LLC
Kimo   Seymour   Life Time Fitness
Albert   Shaman   Expert Brand
Bill   Shea   Pegasus Wireless Health
Sarah   Shearer   Foundations Recovery Network
Yukiko   Shimojo   R-bies
Beth   Shluger   Hartford Marathon Foundation
Gretchen   Siano   Ashworth Awards
Shea   Sibula   CrowdRise
Jenna   Siegrist   Cincinnati Flying Pig Marathon
Eddie   Silvers   FinisherPix, LLC
Jennifer   Simpson   Output Services, Inc.
Iris   Simpson Bush   Cincinnati Flying Pig Marathon
T.K.   Skenderian   Boston Athletic Association
Adam   Slate   Roller Coaster Race
Nancy   Smith   UEA Staywell
Sally   Smith   Big Sur International Marathon
Jared   Smith   RaceEntry.com
Les   Smith   Portland Marathon
Rob   Smy   New York Road Runners
Mike   Sohaskey   raceRaves
Lonnie   Somers   Hallucination Sports & Fetal Health Foundation
Fred   Sommer   Sommer Sports
Adrian   Soria   Marcate
Gerardo   Soto   haku App Corp
Tom   Spadafora   Fox River Trail Runners
William   Spata   U Run, LLC
Valerie   Spata   U Run, LLC
Nicole   Spencer   Falmouth Road Race, Inc.
Josh   Spiker   Vendurance
Greg   Spillane   Events.com
Katherine   St. Amour   New York Road Runners
Jack   Staph   Rite Aid Cleveland Marathon
Ralph   Staph   Rite Aid Cleveland Marathon
Jim   Stasaitis   Boilermaker Roadrace
Allan   Steinfeld   Running USA
Jennifer Steele       Jailbreak Race Events
Brian   Stenzel   Festival Foods Turkey Trot
Phil   Stewart   Credit Union Cherry Blossom
Brian   Strickland   Experient
Eddie   Suarez   Team Footworks
Slade   Sundar   RacePartner
Tracy   Sundlun   Competitor Group/RocknRoll Marathon Series
Jay   Sutherland   MarathonFoto
Heidi   Swartz   Cowtown Marathon, Inc.
JJ   Swartz   emediagroup
Craig   Sweeney   Louisiana Marathon
Jonathan   Sykes   Savannah Sports Council
Carla (CT)   Taylor   GOAL Foundation
Amy   Thayer   Achieve
Weston   Thom   Electric City
Cristin   Thomas   PLI Cards
Michael   Thompson   Eagle Events Management
Doug   Thurston   Big Sur International Marathon
Alison   Tibbits       Muscular Dystrophy Association
Dani   Timm   Virginia Beach Sports Marketing
Jay   Toole   ChosenUSA
John   Tope   Freihofer's Run for Women
Kelly   Trimble   Competitor Group
Chris   Troyanos   International Institute for Race Medicine
Ralph   Tschantz   Fun Express
Veronica   Tucker   New York Road Runners
Eric   Turner   The Active Network
Hillary   Ungson   Eventbrite
Chris   Uszynski   Race Roster
Anastasia   Valocchi   Eventbrite
Randy   Van Straten   Bellin Run
Alex   Vander Hoeven   Race Roster
Nate   Vandervest   Bellin Run
Jenna   Velardi   EPS-Doublet
Todd   Velazquez   Road Runner Sports
Marssie   Versola   everydayhero
Andy   Voggenthaler   Race Guards
Diane   Weinberger   Hamptons Marathon, Inc.
Matt   Weingardt   USATF
Matt   Weiss   Brooks Running
Stuart   Weiss   MedPrep Consulting Group LLC
Lisa   Welch   BornFit
Matthew   West   DMSE Sports
Mark   Westfall   RunnersHealth
Gary   Westlund   Charities Challenge
Mamie   Wheeler   Portland Marathon
Lacie   Whyte   AFM Heatsheets
Edward   Wiederhold   DMSE Sports
Matthew   Wiener   Wasserman Media Group
Matt   Wikstrom   Wasserman Media Group
Chantelle   Wilder   Race Roster
Benjamin   Wilder   Savannah Sports Council
David   Willey   Runner's World
Brandon   Wilmoth   ALSAC/St. Jude
Tina   Wilmott   Endurance Sportswire
Erica   Wolff   New York Road Runners
Allison   Wootton Run Racing
Les   Wright   Lake Tahoe Marathon/Maui Oceanfront Marathon
Tom    Yamaoka   Bag Tags Inc
Mac   Yates   Inflatable Images
Cristina   Young   Foundations Recovery Network
Natalie   Young   RunSignUp
Andrew   Younger   Crim Fitness Foundation
Julie   Zattolo   Events.com

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