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Division I Men's Outdoor Track Championships Records Book DIVISION I MEN’S OUTDOOR TRACK CHAMPIONSHIPS RECORDS BOOK 2018 Championship 2 History 10 All-Time Team Results 38 2018 CHAMPIONSHIP HIGHLIGHTS Georgia wins 2017 NCAA outdoor track and field national championship: EUGENE, Ore. –– The Bulldogs captured their first national team track and field title with 52 points at the NCAA championships in Eugene, Oregon on Friday. This team title for the Bulldog men comes three months after the Lady Bulldogs captured their first team title at the 2018 NCAA indoor championships. Florida (42) finished in second place,10 points back of Georgia. After leaving the University of Oregon by matching a program-best sixth-place finish in 2017, eight scorers, including junior Denzel Comenentia who swept the hammer throw and shot put, propelled the Georgia men to UGA's first national championship on the men's side since men's tennis in 2008 and the 14th crown overall for the Georgia men. Senior Cejhae Greene was the first Bulldog to score on Friday, adding his name to the scoring column for the first time in his NCAA outdoor career after taking seventh in the 100m final. Finishing nearly simultaneously, the Bulldogs then had a combined three more scorers in the high jump and 200m. Junior Keenon Laine went over the high jump bar at seven feet, three inches to take third while freshman Antonios Merlos shocked the field by clearing a personal record of 7-1.75 to take fifth on the slick high jump apron. Meanwhile, junior Kendal Williams shot across the 200m finish line in 20.32 to take third and pump up his team's total by another six points in the third to last event of the men's meet. Also in the first day of the women's heptathlon on Friday, sophomore Louisa Grauvogel posted two personal records and was leading by 84 points through four of seven events with a day one career-best score of 3,752. Coming into the week with the nation's seventh-best score, Grauvogel had to retire from the heptathlon with an injury at the 2016 NCAA meet and was then fifth in the pentathlon at the 2018 NCAA indoor championships for the national champion Lady Bulldogs. On Wednesday for the men, Comenentia swept the hammer throw and shot put for only the third time in NCAA history to give the Bulldogs two national indi- vidual champions outdoors in the same season for the first time. During Thursday's action for the men and women, senior Keturah Orji captured her first NCAA long jump title and seventh overall national championship while freshman teammate Tara Davis was fifth in the event to score. In the decathlon, senior Karl Saluri rounded out his Bulldog career with a personal record to take second and freshman Johannes Erm posted the top tally of his career to finish third after 10 events. "Today was an outstanding day and the boys showed up with a vengeance," said head coach Petros Kyprianou. "We set the tone with Denzel getting those 20 points and then getting out to a lead with 34 points put us with a positive confidence level. This was a great team effort. Having the high jumpers step it up was awesome, I am really proud of the way those two guys competed after getting picked to score two points and scoring 10. This was a tremendous effort by everyone involved, all support staff, everyone. The entire crew did an amazing job and it's a great day to be a Georgia Bulldog!" Greene, who was ninth and missed the final at the 2017 NCAA championships, shot across the 100m finish line in 10.37 to take seventh. This bumped the Bulldogs' total up two points and gave him his second expected First Team All-American certificate in 2018 after taking fourth in the 60m indoors. Greene becomes the first Bulldog scorer in the 100m since Manley Waller in 1987. The high jump outcome scored the exact amount of points the Bulldogs need to top the Gators for the title. Laine, who tied for fourth in 2017, overcame a slow start with early misses and built up to a 7-3 clearance to score six points in third place. Right behind him was Merlos, who had hit a personal record of 7-1 at the conference met, and the true freshman battled to a personal-best height of 7-1.75 to add a huge four points. Finally, Williams, who missed making the 100m final, took the track in the 200m and demonstrated why he is one of the country's most feared sprinters. He took off out of the blocks and clocked a 20.32 to finish just .03 behind the third-place finisher for another pivotal six points. 2018 Championship 2 2018 TEAM RESULTS Place School Pts. Place School Pts. Michigan 14 Louisville 5 Place School Pts. 24. Syracuse 13 Rutgers 5 1. Georgia 52 25. Texas 12 49. South Carolina St. 4 2. Florida 42 26. Ole Miss 11 Rice 4 3. Houston 35 27. South Dakota 10 Campbell 4 4. USC 34 Minnesota 10 N. Carolina A&T 4 5. Texas Tech 33 Kansas St. 10 Washington 4 Alabama 33 Wisconsin 10 54. Samford 3½ 7. Texas A&M 29 31. Iowa 9 55. Virginia 3 8. Stanford 28 UTEP 9 Tennessee 3 LSU 28 TCU 9 Purdue 3 10. Mississippi St. 26 34. Kansas 8½ Baylor 3 11. Florida St. 25 35. South Carolina 8 Oklahoma 3 12. Ohio St. 19 Oregon 8 UNI 3 Arkansas 19 Maryland 8 Northeastern 3 ½ 14. Auburn 18 North Carolina 8 62. Northwestern St. 2 15. Virginia Tech 17 Eastern Ky. 8 Sacramento St. 2 16. Akron 16 40. Nebraska 7 Iowa St. 2 Kentucky 16 BYU 7 Liberty 2 18. Penn St. 15 Southern Miss. 7 66. Wichita St. 1 Utah St. 15 43. Arizona 6 UCLA 1 20. Memphis 14 New Mexico 6 Portland 1 Illinois 14 Colorado St. 6 Wake Forest 1 Northern Ariz. 14 46. Michigan St. 5 2018 INDIVIDUAL RESULTS Name School Time Wind 20. Mustaqeem Williams Tennessee 10.28 -0.9 100-Meter Dash Final 21. Ryan Clark Florida 10.32 -0.9 22. Devin Quinn Illinois 10.33 -0.9 Name School Time Wind 23. Elijah Ross Arkansas St. 10.34 1.2 1. Cameron Burrell Houston 10.13 -0.9 24. Karson Kowalchuk Mississippi St. 10.46 -0.9 2. Elijah Hall Houston 10.17 -0.9 3. Andre Ewers Florida St. 10.19 -0.9 200-Meter Dash Final 4. Cravon Gillespie Oregon 10.27 -0.9 Name School Time Wind 5. Raheem Chambers Auburn 10.33 -0.9 1. Divine Oduduru Texas Tech 20.28 0.0 6. McKinely West Southern Miss. 10.36 -0.9 2. Andre Ewers Florida St. 20.29 0.0 7. Cejhae Greene Georgia 10.37 -0.9 3. Kendal Williams Georgia 20.32 0.0 8. Mario Burke Houston 10.41 -0.9 4. Jaron Flournoy LSU 20.43 0.0 100-Meter Dash Semifinal 5. Rodney Rowe N. Carolina A&T 20.52 0.0 6. Mustaqeem Williams Tennessee 20.62 0.0 7. Kenzo Cotton Arkansas 20.73 0.0 Name School Time Wind 8. McKinely West Soutehrn Miss. 20.84 0.0 1. Andre Ewers Florida St. 10.00Q 2.3 2. Cameron Burrell Houston 10.07Q -0.9 200-Meter Dash Semifinal 3. Mario Burke Houston 10.10Q (10.093) 1.2 4. Cravon Gillespie Oregon 10.02Q 2.3 Name School Time Wind 5. McKinely West Southern Miss. 10.10Q (10.094) 1.2 1. Kendal Williams Georgia 20.23Q (20.221) 1.1 6. Elijah Hall Houston 10.10Q (10.095) -0.9 2. Mustaqeem Williams Tennessee 20.23Q (20.227) 1.0 7. Cejhae Greene Georgia 10.05q (10.042) 2.3 3. Rodney Rowe N. Carolina A&T 20.49Q 1.5 8. Raheem Chambers Auburn 10.05q (10.046) 2.3 4. Jaron Flournoy LSU 20.26Q 1.1 9. Waseem Williams Purdue 10.06 2.3 5. Andre Ewers Florida St, 20.31Q 1.0 10. Jaylen Bacon Arkansas St. 10.10 (10.095) 1.2 6. McKinely West Southern Miss. 20.54Q (20.531) 1.5 11. Divine Oduduru Texas Tech 10.12 1.2 7. Divine Oduduru Texas Tech 20.33q 1.1 12. TJ Brock Soutehrn California 10.13 2.3 8. Kenzo Cotton Arkansas 20.38q 1.1 13. Kenzo Cotton Arkansas 10.14 (10.139) -0.9 9. Ncincilili Titi South Carolina 20.45 1.0 14. Riak Reese Kent St. 10.14 (10.140) 2.3 10. Devin Quinn Illinois 20.53 1.1 15. Darryl Haraway Florida St. 10.15 1.2 11. Keitavious Walter Alabama 20.54 (20.538) 1.5 16. Kendal Williams Georgia 10.16 -0.9 12. Ryan Clark Florida 20.54 (20.540) 1.0 17. Chris Jefferson Sam Houston St. 10.17 1.2 13. Joseph Amoah Coppin St. 20.60 1.1 18. Micah Larkins Northwestern St. 10.18 1.2 14. Julius Morris Western Ky. 20.63 1.5 19. Jace Comick Texas A&M 10.24 2.3 15. Renard Howell LSU 20.66 1.0 2018 Championship 3 Name School Time Wind 800-Meter Run Semifinal 16. Terrell Smith Kansas St. 20.71 (20.703) 1.0 Name School Time 17. Cravon Gillespie Oregon 20.71 (20.706) 1.5 1. Bryce Hoppel Kansas 1:46.90Q 18. Jaylen Bacon Arkansas St. 20.73 1.5 2. Michael Saruni UTEP 1:46.98Q 19.
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