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Flash Results, Inc. Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 10:41 AM 4/22/2012 Page 1 54th ANNUAL MT. SAC RELAYS "Where the world's best athletes compete" Hilmer Lodge Stadium, Walnut, California - 4/19/2012 to 4/21/2012 Results Event 100 Men 100 Meter Dash Open U/O ================================================================ Name Year Team Finals ================================================================ Section 1 Wind: 1.2 1 Jeremy Dodson Unattached 10.32 2 Philip Redrick Triple Crown 10.34 3 Ashton Eaton Oregon Track Club 10.36 4 Obinna Metu Nigeria 10.43 5 Rubin Williams Heritage Elite 10.44 6 Isaiah Sweeney Houston 10.57 7 Hank Palmer Athletisme Montreal 10.62 8 Benjamin Adoku Nigeria 10.66 Section 2 Wind: 0.2 1 Ian Warner Iowa State 10.40 2 Rushane Scott Adams State 10.43 3 Allah Laryea-Akrong Unattached 10.51 4 Chris McSwain Arizona 10.51 5 Jacoby Ngyuen Unattached 10.57 6 Evan Taylor Unattached 10.61 7 Jaylon Hicks Academy of Art 10.67 8 Jamison Jordan Cal Poly 10.69 -- Joe Morris Colorado FS Section 3 Wind: 0.7 1 Demond Burns Ark-Little Rock 10.50 2 Derek Bredy MSU-Moorhead 10.63 3 Greg Hornsby Washington St. 10.73 4 Mark Findlay Great Britain 10.74 5 Cameron Parker Fresno State 10.80 6 Jonathan Padron Occidental 10.82 7 Michael Woodham Cal St. Northridge 10.82 8 Brett Blanshan Washington St. 10.85 -- Cesar Humberto Ramirez Mexico FS Section 4 Wind: 1.3 1 Princeton Bryson Kent State 10.49 2 Ryan Hamilton Washington 10.59 3 Garit Wharton Arizona 10.64 4 Jerrell Hancock Minnesota State 10.68 5 Michael Hern UC Riverside 10.70 6 Juan Alanis Mexico 10.86 7 Michael Davis Youngstown St. 10.87 8 Malik McKinney Adams State 10.91 9 Antwaine Miller Cal Poly 11.05 Section 5 Wind: 1.2 1 Emil Tolliver Academy of Art 10.64 2 David Carcamo Cal St. Los Angeles 10.70 3 Quentin Butler Texas Arlington 10.73 4 Miles Di Sabella Northern Arizona 10.76 5 Thomas Moronta Arizona 10.93 6 Bryan Luther Cal St. Fullerton 11.00 Section 6 Wind: 1.5 1 Markquis Frazier Houston 10.56 2 Chris Wilson Montana State 10.71 3 Justin Harris UC Riverside 10.72 4 Hiroyuki Mihara Waseda University 10.78 5 Jeff Richmond Colorado St. 10.82 Flash Results, Inc. Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 10:41 AM 4/22/2012 Page 2 54th ANNUAL MT. SAC RELAYS "Where the world's best athletes compete" Hilmer Lodge Stadium, Walnut, California - 4/19/2012 to 4/21/2012 Results ....Event 100 Men 100 Meter Dash Open U/O 6 James Lang Houston 10.87 Event 101 Men 100 Meter Dash Invit Elite ================================================================ Name Year Team Finals ================================================================ Section 1 Wind: 2.4 1 Walter Dix Nike 9.85 2 Mike Rodgers Nike 9.97 3 Peter Emelieze Nigeria 10.08 4 Egwero Ogho-Oghene Nigeria 10.13 5 Christian Malcolm Great Britain 10.16 6 Cordero Gray Unattached 10.19 7 Leroy Dixon DoublePillar 10.28 8 Amr Seoud Egypt 10.30 -- Marlon Devonish Great Britain FS Event 102 Men 100 Meter Dash Olympic Dev Elite ================================================================ Name Year Team Finals ================================================================ Section 1 Wind: 2.5 1 Diondre Batson American River 10.13 2 Richard Kilty Great Britain 10.15 3 Carlin Isles Unattached 10.17 4 Babatunde Ridley Take Notice 10.29 5 Takumi Kuki Waseda University 10.40 6 josh norman PUMA 10.54 Section 2 Wind: 3.4 1 Mickey Grimes SC Cheetahs 10.12 2 Martian Mbandjock France 10.33 3 Rubin Williams Heritage Elite 10.53 Event 103 Men 200 Meter Dash Open U/O ================================================================ Name Year Team Finals ================================================================ Section 1 Wind: 2.7 1 Rubin Williams Heritage Elite 20.66 2 Raymond Miller AAG 20.75 3 Obinna Metu Nigeria 20.86 4 Joe Morris Colorado 20.91 5 Martynas Jurgilas Kansas State 21.06 6 Evan Taylor Unattached 21.18 7 Allah Laryea-Akrong Unattached 21.40 8 Hamed Al-Bishi Saudi Arabia 21.44 -- Rodney Martin DoublePillar DNF Section 2 Wind: 1.0 1 Mike Mitchell South Bay TC 20.75 2 Demond Burns Ark-Little Rock 20.77 3 Babatunde Ridley Unattached 21.29 4 Akihiro Urano Waseda University 21.31 5 Brett Blanshan Washington St. 21.35 6 Tyler O'Brien Marquette 21.45 Flash Results, Inc. Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 10:41 AM 4/22/2012 Page 3 54th ANNUAL MT. SAC RELAYS "Where the world's best athletes compete" Hilmer Lodge Stadium, Walnut, California - 4/19/2012 to 4/21/2012 Results ....Event 103 Men 200 Meter Dash Open U/O 7 Hiroyuki Mihara Waseda University 21.48 8 Derek Bredy MSU-Moorhead 21.49 9 Juan Alanis Mexico 21.88 Section 3 Wind: 1.8 1 Yuki Takeshita Waseda University 21.01 2 Ian Warner Iowa State 21.11 3 Takumi Kuki Waseda University 21.21 4 Dennis Givens Northern Arizona 21.32 5 Giorgio Bryant Cal St. Los Angeles 21.54 6 Justin Nesbitt Sacramento St. 21.56 7 Jamison Jordan Cal Poly 21.57 8 Graham Hedman Loughborough 21.82 Section 4 Wind: 0.8 1 Beejay Lee New Mexico 21.09 2 Quentin Butler Texas Arlington 21.27 3 Markquis Frazier Houston 21.36 4 Mychael Fabio Adelphi 21.64 5 Michael Davis Youngstown St. 21.80 6 Bryan Adams UC Riverside 21.97 7 Sean Delfani Arizona 22.13 Section 5 Wind: 1.2 1 Cameron Bolton Eastern Michigan 21.41 2 Miles Di Sabella Northern Arizona 21.44 3 Todd McKown Wichita State 21.45 4 Cameron Parker Fresno State 21.62 5 Anthony Delgado Air Force 21.73 6 Manoah Wesson Boise State 21.78 Section 6 Wind: 1.9 1 Gregory Veals Cal St. Los Angeles 21.76 2 Matthew Campbell Michigan 21.90 3 Hernell Dyer UC Riverside 22.02 4 Evan Meehan Sacramento St. 22.12 5 Devon Akpom Unattached 23.04 Event 104 Men 200 Meter Dash Invitational Elite ================================================================ Name Year Team Finals ================================================================ Section 1 Wind: 1.8 1 Jeremy Dodson Unattached 20.39 2 Diondre Batson American River 20.50 3 Mike Rodgers Nike 20.75 4 Christian Malcolm Great Britain 20.77 5 Richard Thompson Nike 20.80 6 James Alaka Washington 20.92 7 Bryan Barnett Nike 21.13 8 Carlin Isles Unattached 21.14 Event 105 Men 200 Meter Dash Olympic Dev. Elite ================================================================ Name Year Team Finals ================================================================ Section 1 Wind: 0.6 1 Devonte Stewart USC 20.72 Flash Results, Inc. Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 10:41 AM 4/22/2012 Page 4 54th ANNUAL MT. SAC RELAYS "Where the world's best athletes compete" Hilmer Lodge Stadium, Walnut, California - 4/19/2012 to 4/21/2012 Results ....Event 105 Men 200 Meter Dash Olympic Dev. Elite 2 Aaron Brown USC 20.76 3 Marlon Devonish Great Britain 21.01 4 Philip Redrick Triple Crown 21.10 5 Joshua Schuler AAG 21.24 6 Chris McSwain Arizona 21.30 7 Kevin Thompson Shore AC 21.63 Event 106 Men 400 Meter Dash Open U/O ================================================================ Name Year Team Finals ================================================================ Section 1 1 Mychael Fabio Adelphi 46.98 2 Spencer Chase Stanford 47.19 3 Nathan Woodward Loughborough 47.23 4 Saul Welgopwa Nigeria 47.28 5 Adel al Nasser Northern Arizona 47.31 6 Davelle Saunders Unattached 47.34 7 Akihiro Urano Waseda University 47.44 8 Takeshi Makino Waseda University 48.03 9 Gianni Vernon- Reynolds Soka 51.68 Section 2 1 Joe Stallworth Unattached 47.09 2 Sean Delfani Arizona 47.42 3 Remington Blair Fresno State 47.57 4 Younes Ibrahim Al-Hosah Saudi Arabia 47.86 5 Manoah Wesson Boise State 47.91 6 Jacob Sealby Washington St. 48.00 7 Robert Seth Monson Colorado St. 48.38 8 Brandon Dawson Washington St. 48.87 Section 3 1 De'Myco Winston Western Kentucky 46.83 2 Chris McSwain Arizona 47.47 3 Brandon Bailey Kent State 47.59 4 Kevin Bradley Minnesota 47.88 5 Craig Bennett UMass Lowell 47.90 6 Manny Smith Air Force 48.32 7 Mohamed Al-Bishi Saudi Arabia 48.69 8 Derek Fiorini Metropolitan St. 48.80 9 David Lewis Adelphi 49.81 Section 4 1 Yuki Takeshita Waseda University 47.68 2 John Holton Minnesota 47.73 3 Jesse Sorensen Idaho State 47.74 4 Jason Duchscherer North Dakota St. 47.86 5 Pete Lauderdale UCLA 48.15 6 Ricardo Jimenez Mexico 48.43 7 Blake Reimer Colorado 48.49 8 Chris Scott Eastern Michigan 49.24 9 Brian Canavan Cal Poly 49.93 Section 5 1 Cameron Bolton Eastern Michigan 47.70 2 Ben Ayesu-Attah Idaho 47.89 3 Eric Oliver Michigan 48.02 Flash Results, Inc. Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 10:41 AM 4/22/2012 Page 5 54th ANNUAL MT. SAC RELAYS "Where the world's best athletes compete" Hilmer Lodge Stadium, Walnut, California - 4/19/2012 to 4/21/2012 Results ....Event 106 Men 400 Meter Dash Open U/O 4 Scott DeYoung USC 48.29 5 Philip Washington Michigan 48.33 6 Skylar Burningham Utah Valley 48.47 Event 107 Men 400 Meter Dash Invit Elite ================================================================ Name Year Team Finals ================================================================ Section 1 1 Martyn Rooney Loughborough 44.92 2 Jeremy Wariner Adidas 44.96 3 Bryshon Nellum USC 45.18 4 Yousef Al-Masrahi HSI International 45.74 5 Errol Nolan Houston 45.86 6 Greg Nixon Asics 45.91 7 David Neville Nike 46.34 8 Luke Lennon-Ford Great Britain 46.82 -- Joey Hughes USC DNF Event 108 Men 400 Meter Dash Olympic Dev.
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