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Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 10:57 AM 5/8/2019 Flash Results, Inc. - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 10:57 AM 5/8/2019 Page 1 SEC Outdoor Championships - 5/9/2019 to 5/11/2019 John McDonnell Field Hosted by University of Arkansas Meet Program Event 21 Men 100 M Event 22 Men 200 M 9 Advance: Top 1 Each Heat plus Next 5 Best Times 9 Advance: Top 1 Each Heat plus Next 4 Best Times Friday 5/10/2019 - 8:10 PM Thursday 5/9/2019 - 7:10 PM Collegiate: 9.82 6/7/2017 Christian Coleman Collegiate: 19.69 5/26/2007 Walter Dix SEC Meet: 9.93 2008 Richard Thompson SEC Meet: 19.86 2002 Justin Gatlin Facility: 9.97 2008 Richard Thompson Facility: 19.87 2007 Wallace Spearmon, Jr. Lane Name Yr School Seed Time Lane Name Yr School Seed Time Heat 1 of 4 Prelims Heat 1 of 5 Prelims 2 Karson Kowalchuk JR Miss State 10.35 _________ 2 Okheme Moore FR Miss State 21.05 _________ 3 Elijah Miller SO Tennessee 10.48 _________ 3 Jaron Flournoy SR LSU 20.13 _________ 4 Raymond Ekevwo JR Florida 10.12 _________ 4 Mustaqeem Williams SR Tennessee 20.70 _________ 5 Carlos Wilson SO South Caroli 10.67 _________ 5 Dwight St Hillaire SO Kentucky 20.76 _________ 6 Joshua Burks SR Auburn 10.77 _________ 6 Evan Miller FR South Caroli NT _________ 7 Mustaqeem Williams SR Tennessee 10.22 _________ 7 Jason Reese FR Auburn 21.52 _________ 8 Ryan Clark SR Florida 10.30 _________ 8 Shaun Shivers FR Auburn 21.00 _________ 9 Shaun Shivers FR Auburn 10.44 _________ 9 Jeffrey Uzzell SO Tennessee 21.55 _________ Heat 2 of 4 Prelims Heat 2 of 5 Prelims 2 Darrell Singleton JR South Caroli 10.23 _________ 2 Jordan Sessom FR South Caroli 22.50 _________ 3 Jayson Ashford FR Missouri 10.38 _________ 3 Dorian Camel FR LSU 20.96 _________ 4 Anthony Schwartz FR Auburn 10.25 _________ 4 Chiason Tenkiang JR Auburn 21.33 _________ 5 Hakim Sani Brown SO Florida 10.06 _________ 5 Jacob Smith FR Kentucky 20.68 _________ 6 Ronald Fuller FR South Caroli 10.55 _________ 6 Keitavious Walter SR Alabama 20.49 _________ 7 Keitavious Walter SR Alabama 10.38 _________ 7 Caulin Graves JR Missouri 21.57 _________ 8 Caulin Graves JR Missouri 10.52 _________ 8 Raymond Ekevwo JR Florida 20.79 _________ Heat 3 of 4 Prelims 9 Rashad Boyd FR Arkansas 21.15 _________ 2 Jaron Flournoy SR LSU 10.14 _________ Heat 3 of 5 Prelims 3 Josh Oglesby FR Arkansas 10.44 _________ 2 Elijah Dryer SO Ole Miss 21.00 _________ 4 Jason Reese FR Auburn 10.69 _________ 3 Kwantreyl McConico SR Tennessee 20.79 _________ 5 Elijah Dryer SO Ole Miss 10.46 _________ 4 Roy Ejiakuekwu SR Arkansas 21.07 _________ 6 Lawrence Crawford SR Miss State 10.69 _________ 5 Justes Nance SO Georgia 23.44 _________ 7 Akanni Hislop JR LSU 10.19 _________ 6 Carlos Wilson SO South Caroli 21.56 _________ 8 Alize Ford JR Alabama 10.30 _________ 7 Jace Comick JR Texas A&M 20.69 _________ 9 Lester Miller JR Miss State 10.34 _________ 8 Hakim Sani Brown SO Florida 20.48 _________ Heat 4 of 4 Prelims 9 Jeremiah Talbert FR South Caroli 21.41 _________ 2 Roy Ejiakuekwu SR Arkansas 10.37 _________ Heat 4 of 5 Prelims 3 Okheme Moore FR Miss State 10.49 _________ 2 Joshua Burks SR Auburn 21.65 _________ 4 Evan Miller FR South Caroli 10.39 _________ 3 Jayson Ashford FR Missouri 20.95 _________ 5 Jace Comick JR Texas A&M 10.22 _________ 4 Nylo Clarke SO Missouri 20.81 _________ 6 Jaquan Webb FR Ole Miss 10.65 _________ 5 Alize Ford JR Alabama 20.53 _________ 7 Kary Vincent SO LSU 10.07 _________ 6 Jahnoy Thompson SR LSU 21.63 _________ 8 Kristoffer Hari SO Arkansas 10.26 _________ 7 Cameron Crump FR Miss State 21.26 _________ 8 Correion Mosby SR LSU 20.63 _________ 9 Elijah Miller SO Tennessee 21.24 _________ Heat 5 of 5 Prelims 2 Jaquan Webb FR Ole Miss 21.31 _________ 3 Ronald Fuller FR South Caroli 21.58 _________ 4 Ryan Clark SR Florida 20.95 _________ 5 Tyler Terry JR LSU 20.50 _________ 6 Cameron Council FR Kentucky 21.23 _________ 7 Akanni Hislop JR LSU 20.65 _________ 8 Karson Kowalchuk JR Miss State 20.81 _________ 9 Jonathan Raines SR Georgia 21.79 _________ Flash Results, Inc. - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 10:57 AM 5/8/2019 Page 2 SEC Outdoor Championships - 5/9/2019 to 5/11/2019 John McDonnell Field Hosted by University of Arkansas Meet Program Event 23 Men 400 M Event 24 Men 800 M 9 Advance: Top 1 Each Heat plus Next 5 Best Times 9 Advance: Top 2 Each Heat plus Next 3 Best Times Friday 5/10/2019 - 7:20 PM Thursday 5/9/2019 - 6:30 PM Collegiate: 43.61 6/8/2018 Michael Norman Collegiate: 1:43.25 4/28/2018 Michael Saruni SEC Meet: 44.09 2017 Fred Kerley SEC Meet: 1:45.27 2002 Otukile Lekote Facility: 44.67 1985 Roddie Haley Facility: 1:45.87 2019 Bryce Hoppel Lane Name Yr School Seed Time Lane Name Yr School Seed Time Heat 1 of 4 Prelims Heat 1 of 3 Prelims 2 Nickson Pierre FR Tennessee 48.32 _________ 1 Kyren Hollis SR Florida 1:50.46 _________ 3 Dwight St Hillaire SO Kentucky 45.92 _________ 2 Benjamin Young JR Kentucky 1:50.52 _________ 4 Kyree Johnson SO Texas A&M 45.92 _________ 3 Trey Quealy SR Tennessee 1:55.39 _________ 5 Darryl Harris SR Tennessee 48.24 _________ 4 Andrew Powell SO Alabama 1:53.24 _________ 6 Nathaniel Bann FR Kentucky 47.49 _________ 5 John Rivera SO Ole Miss 1:48.39 _________ 7 Cole Johnson JR Florida 46.64 _________ 6 Carlton Orange JR Texas A&M 1:48.48 _________ 8 Raymond Kibet JR LSU 46.69 _________ 7 Robert Kuhlmann JR Missouri 1:53.51 _________ 9 Jabari Hill SR Florida 47.63 _________ 8 Marco Arop SO Miss State 1:45.50 _________ Heat 2 of 4 Prelims 9 Dylan Quisenberry SO Missouri 1:55.30 _________ 2 Dorian Camel FR LSU 46.40 _________ Heat 2 of 3 Prelims 3 Jalen Brown SO Arkansas 46.96 _________ 2 Clay Pender FR Georgia 1:52.33 _________ 4 Jeremiah Talbert FR South Caroli 47.81 _________ 3 Chase Pareti SO Arkansas 1:50.04 _________ 5 Tyler Terry JR LSU 45.84 _________ 4 Drew Williams SO Alabama 1:51.67 _________ 6 Chantz Sawyers SO Florida 46.26 _________ 5 Blake Newcomb FR South Caroli 1:54.45 _________ 7 John Winn JR Arkansas 47.13 _________ 6 Griffin Riley SO Ole Miss 1:48.74 _________ 8 Roger Ethridge FR Texas A&M 47.99 _________ 7 Kieran Taylor SO Arkansas 1:48.06 _________ Heat 3 of 4 Prelims 8 Jose Parrilla SR Tennessee 1:53.99 _________ 2 James Burnett JR Ole Miss NT _________ 9 Devin Dixon JR Texas A&M 1:47.06 _________ 3 Hunter Woodhall SO Arkansas 46.46 _________ Heat 3 of 3 Prelims 4 Benjamin Lobo Vedel SO Florida 46.69 _________ 2 Dejon Devroe SR Miss State 1:47.50 _________ 5 James Milholen FR Arkansas 47.67 _________ 3 Joe Hoots FR Tennessee 1:52.20 _________ 6 Chiason Tenkiang JR Auburn 48.15 _________ 4 Otis Jones SR South Caroli 1:49.63 _________ 7 Colby Zamzow SO Texas A&M 47.28 _________ 5 Martin Prodanov FR Missouri 1:49.78 _________ 8 Arinze Chance SR South Caroli 46.05 _________ 6 Freddie Jackson III JR Miss State 1:54.23 _________ 9 Skyler Bowden SR Alabama 45.91 _________ 7 Octopias Ndiwa FR Alabama 1:51.93 _________ Heat 4 of 4 Prelims 8 Daniel Nixon JR Miss State 1:47.06 _________ 2 Jordan Sessom FR South Caroli 47.81 _________ 9 Mark Shannon FR Alabama 1:54.04 _________ 3 Brian Evans JR Miss State 47.98 _________ Event 25 Men 1500 M 4 Rhayko Schwartz JR Arkansas 47.07 _________ 5 Nylo Clarke SO Missouri 46.30 _________ 12 Advance: Top 3 Each Heat plus Next 3 Best Times 6 Quincy Hall JR South Caroli 44.53 _________ Friday 5/10/2019 - 6:40 PM 7 Bryce Deadmon JR Texas A&M 46.33 _________ Collegiate: 3:35.01 4/20/2018 Josh Kerr 8 Ty Jaye Robbins JR South Caroli 47.10 _________ SEC Meet: 3:37.29 1999 Seneca Lassiter Facility: 3:35.84 1988 Joe Falcon Lane Name Yr School Seed Time Heat 1 of 3 Prelims 1 Kendall Muhammad SR Kentucky 3:48.16 _________ 2 Waleed Suliman SO Ole Miss 3:38.72 _________ 3 Clay Pender FR Georgia 3:54.86 _________ 4 Mario Garcia Romo FR Ole Miss 3:44.69 _________ 5 Dustan Davidson SO Missouri 3:51.89 _________ 6 Nick Boogades SO Tennessee 3:54.63 _________ 7 Dalton Hengst FR Ole Miss 3:43.92 _________ 8 Gabriel Szalay FR Kentucky 3:51.79 _________ 9 Derek Gutierrez SR Ole Miss 3:45.93 _________ Flash Results, Inc. - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 10:57 AM 5/8/2019 Page 3 SEC Outdoor Championships - 5/9/2019 to 5/11/2019 John McDonnell Field Hosted by University of Arkansas Meet Program Heat 2 of 3 Prelims...(Event 25 Men 1500 M) Event 27 Men 5000 M 1 Taylor Clayton SR Texas A&M 3:49.97 _________ 2 Cade Bethmann SO Ole Miss 3:41.65 _________ Saturday 5/11/2019 - 7:45 PM 3 Quintin Reiser SR Miss State 3:55.26 _________ Top 18 Seed marks on front row 4 Adam Wise FR LSU 3:53.47 _________ 2 Aley start 5 Zach Cook SR Missouri 3:57.93 _________ Collegiate: 13:08.4h 5/13/1978 Henry Rono 6 Benjamin Young JR Kentucky 3:42.62 _________ SEC Meet: 13:41.04 2003 Alistair Cragg Facility: 13:57.73 2009 David McNeill 7 Justin Pacifico SO Florida 3:45.21 _________ 8 Kieran Wood JR Missouri 3:49.14 _________ Lane Name Yr School Seed Time 9 Ethan Moehn SR Arkansas 3:44.89 _________ Section 1 of 1 Finals 10 Eric Coston SO LSU 3:53.63 _________ 1 Thomas George JR Missouri 14:09.53 _________ Heat 3 of 3 Prelims 2 Matt Young SO Arkansas 13:59.94 _________ 1 Clay Austell JR Alabama 3:55.06 _________ 3 Alfred Chelanga SR Alabama 13:42.31 _________ 2 Colin O'Mara SR Arkansas 3:52.30 _________ 4 Nick Deal SO Florida 14:25.83 _________ 3 Sam Ahrenholz SR Florida 3:50.24 _________ 5 Zach Long SR Tennessee 13:56.56 _________ 4 Zach Long SR Tennessee 3:43.09 _________ 6 Noel Rotich FR Alabama 14:03.62 _________ 5 Martin Prodanov FR Missouri 3:45.91 _________ 7 Gilbert Kigen SR Alabama 13:34.95 _________ 6 Connor Ferrentino SR Alabama 3:48.17 _________ 8 Gilbert Boit JR Arkansas 13:37.74 _________ 7 Everett Smulders SO
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