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NCAA Division II Men's Outdoor Track Championships Records DIVISION II MEN’S OUTDOOR TRACK CHAMPIONSHIPS RECORDS BOOK 2017 Championship 2 History 7 Team Finishes 23 All-Time Team Results 29 2017 CHAMPIONSHIP HIGHLIGHTS Saint Augustine's University started from the bottom but finished at the top for its fifth straight men's national crown on the final day of the NCAA Division II Outdoor Track and Field Championships at IMG Academy on Saturday, May 27. The Falcons started the day with six points but finished with 58 to outdistance Lincoln (Mo.) University (52 points), Ashland University (50 points) and Tiffin University (50 points) for their 16th men's outdoor title. The SAU program has won 39 NCAA championships overall under legendary Head Coach George Williams, who has won the most NCAA track and field championships regardless of division. The five-year championship streak is the longest for the Falcons since they won seven straight between 1989 to 1995. The Falcons claimed their latest title with seven student-athletes whom Coach Williams dubs the "Magnificent Seven". On Saturday, five sprinters scored 52 points to complete the comeback. Unlike last year when the Falcons won by 49 points, the outcome wasn't decided until the last race. All four teams had a shot at winning but the Falcons beat Lincoln in the 4x400-meter relay to clinch the title. The Falcons trailed Ashland and Tiffin by two points (50-48) and led Lincoln by four points (48-44) heading into the relay. Fittingly, Khari Herbert, Jr. (Sr./Coral Springs, FL) anchored the Falcons to victory as he blazed across the finish line well ahead of the Lincoln sprinter. Herbert is the only Falcon on this year's team to win four consecutive championships in his career. The top-ranked 4x400 squad - which includes Shawn Rowe (Sr./West Palm Beach, FL), Shaquille Dill (So./Pembroke, Bermuda) and Adrian Kimmons (Jr./Cold Water, MS) - outran Lincoln by nearly a full second (3:06.96-3:07.98). Rowe keyed the Falcons surge on Saturday, winning the 400-meter hurdles in 49.42 and placing second in the 110-meter hurdles in addition to running on the victorious 4x400 squad. He ranked first in the 400 hurdles but was seeded ninth in the 110 hurdles. Omar Johnson (Sr./St. Ann, Jamaica) was also a factor as he placed second in the 400-meter dash and third in the 200-meter dash despite ranking 17th in the 200 entering the meet. The turning point for the Falcons was the 400 dash when Johnson finished second and Herbert placed third in a race which also featured two Lincoln and one Ashland sprinter. The Falcons scored 14 points in the event to slide into second place past Lincoln (28-25) while Ashland led with 44 points. The Falcons eventually closed within two points of Ashland behind Dill's fifth-place performance in the 800-meter dash, Rowe's 400 hurdles win and Johnson's high finish in the 200. From there, the Falcons relied on their bread and butter event - the 4x400 relay. The Falcons have won 22 of the last 31 4x400 relays in the NCAA champion- ship meet including five of the last six. To no one's surprise, the Falcons took care of business in the 4x400 and now have another award to add in a crowded trophy case. 2017 TEAM RESULTS Place School Pts. Place School Pts. 24 Cedarville 10 Cal Poly Pomona 5 Place School Pts. Northwest Nazarene 10 Walsh 5 1 Saint Augustine's 58 Central St. (OH) 10 Limestone 5 2 Lincoln (MO) 52 UIndy 10 Lewis 5 3 Ashland 50 28 West Tex. A&M 9 Benedict 5 Tiffin 50 McKendree 9 Seton Hill 5 5 Central Mo. 36 30 Shippensburg 8 55 Saint Martin's 4 6 Mo. Southern St. 33 Carson-Newman 8 Rogers St. 4 7 Shorter 28 Lindenwood (MO) 8 Anderson (SC) 4 8 Albany St. (GA) 25 Harding 8 Hillsdale 4 9 Chico St. 25 UC-Colo. Springs 8 59 Columbus St. 3 10 Angelo St. 24 Georgian Court 8 Northwood 3 11 Tex. A&M-Commerce 24 36 Findlay 7 Wingate 3 12 Pittsburg St. 19 Colorado St.-Pueblo 7 62 Simon Fraser 2 13 Alas. Anchorage 15 38 Tarleton St. 6 MSU Moorhead 2 14 Malone 15 Northwest Mo. St. 6 Ala.-Huntsville 2 15 Grand Valley St. 15 Okla. Christian 6 Emporia St. 2 16 Adams St. 14 Barton 6 Florida Tech 2 17 Western Oregon 13 California Baptist 6 67 Colo. Sch. of Mines 1 Johnson C. Smith 13 Saginaw Valley 6 Southern Ind. 1 19 Fort Hays St. 12 Cal St. L.A. 6 Franklin Pierce 1 Academy of Art 12 45 Colorado Mesa 5.5 70 Indiana (PA) 0.5 21 Minnesota St. 11 46 Southern Nazarene 5 Western St. 11 Sioux Falls 5 Lee 11 American Int'l 5 2017 Championship 2 2017 INDIVIDUAL RESULTS 3,000-Meter Steeplechase Name School Time 100-Meter Dash 1 Daniel Michalski Cedarville 8:44.49 2 Omar Es Salmouny Lindenwood (MO) 8:46.60 Name School Time 3 Valentin Robert California Baptist 8:49.85 1 Mobolade Ajomale Academy of Art 10.17 4 Leakey Kipkosgei American Int'l 8:50.46 2 Lester Miller Shorter 10.19 5 Derrick Williams Colorado St.-Pueblo 8:55.69 3 Stephen Rose Lincoln (MO) 10.32 6 Edwin Kangogo Alas. Anchorage 8:56.21 4 Reginald Thomas Tiffin 10.34 7 Christian Noble Lee 8:56.37 5 Kenneth Turner Angelo St. 10.36 8 Kale Adams Adams St. 8:59.12 6 Xavier Matthews Columbus St. 10.54 9 Dawid Konieczek Western St. 9:09.44 7 DeMontez McCray McKendree 10.61 10 Jonah Theisen Black Hills St 9:18.01 8 Todd Handley West Tex. A&M 10.66 11 Chase Broughton Southern Ind. 9:40.62 200-Meter Dash -- Jonathan Dahlke Mount Olive DNF Name School Time 5,000-Meter Run 1 Lester Miller Shorter 20.84 Name School Time 2 Stephen Rose Lincoln (MO) 20.96 1 Vincent Kiprop Mo. Southern St. 13:48.88 3 Omar Johnson Saint Augustine's 21.10 2 James Ngandu Tiffin 14:03.01 4 Faedian Royes Lincoln (MO) 21.32 3 Sydney Gidabuday Adams St. 14:13.61 5 Christopher Burton Anderson (SC) 21.40 4 Kyle Medina Chico St. 14:16.07 6 DeMontez McCray McKendree 21.41 5 Baylor Harvey Rogers St. 14:16.55 7 Justin Brooks Lee 21.51 6 Derrick Williams Colorado St.-Pueblo 14:17.14 8 Mobolade Ajomale Academy of Art 42.44 7 Chris May Grand Valley St 14:17.58 8 Keifer Johnson Western St. 14:22.56 400-Meter Dash 9 Will Reyes Chico St. 14:23.46 Name School Time 10 Dominik Notz Alas. Anchorage 14:27.09 11 Adam Craig Mount Olive 14:30.73 1 Myles Pringle Ashland 45.77 12 Brady Selner Grand Valley St 14:32.91 2 Omar Johnson Saint Augustine's 46.07 13 Mark Huizar Cal Poly Pomoma 14:35.17 3 Khari Herbert Jr. Saint Augustine's 46.10 14 Ruben Dominguez Cal Poly Pomoma 14:38.14 4 Joshua Cunningham Johnson C. Smith 46.28 15 Bastian Grau Southern Ind. 14:41.95 5 Justin Brooks Lee 46.38 16 Joshua Joseph Adams St. 14:43.69 6 Faedian Royes Lincoln (MO) 46.78 17 Chandler Reid Adams St. 14:49.48 7 Miguel Barton Lincoln (MO) 46.83 18 Connor Fisher Chico St. 15:06.96 8 Antonio Locklin Jr Benedict 47.12 800-Meter Run 10,000-Meter Run Name School Time Name School Time 1 Vincent Kiprop Mo. Southern St. 28:32.07 1 Decano Cronin Fort Hays St 1:49.75 2 James Ngandu Tiffin 29:16.12 2 William Mayhew UC-Colo. Springs 1:49.94 3 Dominik Notz Alas. Anchorage 29:41.40 3 Robin Butler Western St. 1:49.98 4 Sydney Gidabuday Adams St. 29:44.05 4 Sergio Miranda Lewis 1:50.40 5 Chris May Grand Valley St 29:44.38 5 Shaquille Dill Saint Augustine's 1:50.86 6 Joey Southgate Saginaw Valley 29:44.82 6 Dejon Devroe Shorter 1:50.90 7 Will Reyes Chico St. 29:51.95 7 Brett Meyer Fort Hays St 1:50.96 8 Mark Huizar Cal Poly Pomoma 29:54.54 8 Dage Minors Franklin Pierce 1:52.48 9 Dan Mahoney Colo. Sch. of Mines 29:56.75 1,500-Meter Run 10 Adam Craig Mount Olive 30:07.31 11 Addison Monroe Lock Haven 30:10.08 Name School Time 12 John Patterson Western St. 30:35.67 1 David Ribich Western Ore. 3:49.64 13 Noah Lutz Southern Ind. 30:37.87 2 Kyle Medina Chico St. 3:49.86 14 Armando Torres Wis.-Parkside 30:54.08 3 Ryan Cox Northwest Mo. St. 3:50.57 15 Steven Kapes Ashland 31:02.79 4 John Cusick Colorado Mesa 3:50.70 16 Sean Fontana Adams St. 31:24.53 5 Caleb Gatchell Hillsdale 3:51.02 17 Owen Hind West Tex. A&M 31:34.04 6 Dustin Nading Western Ore. 3:51.50 18 Matthew Pahl Michigan Tech 31:48.27 7 Josh Young MSU Moorhead 3:52.22 19 Lucio Ramirez Adams St. 32:01.22 8 Bastian Grau Southern Ind. 3:52.68 9 Austin Anaya Adams St. 3:53.39 10 Wuoi Mach Grand Valley St 3:54.23 11 Evan Verbal Colo. Christian 3:55.24 12 Alejandro Garcia Chadron State 3:56.76 2017 Championship 3 110-Meter High Hurdles School Names Time Name School Time -- Shorter Christian Smith, Wake Roberds, DQ Todd Woodring, Harris 1 Juan Scott Central St.
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