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Abilene Christian University Men’s Track and Field All-Time Top 10 Outdoor Performers | May 15, 2017 100 Meters # Name Mark (Wind) Place Location Date 1. Christie VanWyk 10.09 (2.0) 1st Abilene, Texas 20 May 2004 2. Sayon Cooper 10.15 (1.8) 1st Abilene, Texas 08 May 1997 3. Nic Alexander 10.19 (1.8) 1st Walnut, Calif. 16 Apr 2000 T4. Joseph Styles 10.22 (N/A) Prelims Arlington, Texas 06 May 1995 Desmond Jackson 10.22 (1.7) 2nd Waco, Texas 23 Apr 2011 6. Mark Witherspoon 10.27 (N/A) 1st Arlington, Texas 05 May 1984 7. Ralph Roberts 10.29 (1.8) 1st San Angelo, Texas 12 Apr 1990 8. Steve Parker 10.30 (N/A) 1st Laredo, Texas 07 Mar 1981 9. Brian Amos 10.31 (1.7) 1st San Angelo, Texas 07 May 1994 T10. Mickey Grimes 10.32 (0.4) 2nd Abilene, Texas 07 May 1998 Marvin Bien-Aime 10.32 (1.4) Prelims Abilene, Texas 24 May 2005 100 Meters (with aiding wind) # Name Mark (Wind) Place Location Date 1. Christie VanWyk 9.99 (6.6) 1st Abilene, Texas 10 May 2001 2. Nic Alexander 10.06 (5.2) 2nd Abilene, Texas 03 May 2003 3. Dontra Boykins 10.07 (N/A) 1st Abilene, Texas 09 May 1996 4. Desmond Jackson 10.10 (3.9) 1st Stephenville, Texas 08 May 2011 T5. Brian Amos 10.16 (N/A) 2nd Abilene, Texas 08 May 1993 Greg Meghoo 10.16 (2.3) 1st San Angelo, Texas 26 Apr 1986 T7. Bobby Morrow 10.19* (N/A) 1st Abilene, Texas 04 Jun 1955 Bill Woodhouse 10.19* (N/A) 1st Abilene, Texas 18 Apr 1959 9. Marvin Bien-Aime 10.19 (5.7) 1st Abilene, Texas 27 Mar 2004 10. Corneil Lionel 10.25 (6.2) 2nd Abilene, Texas 09 April 2016 *Converted from 100h yards to 100fat meters 200 Meters # Name Mark (Wind) Place Location Date 1. Arthur Williams 20.56 (1.4) 1st Los Angeles, Calif. 24 May 1985 2. Mark Witherspoon 20.59 (N/A) 1st Lubbock, Texas 31 Mar 1984 20.59 (N/A) 1st Arlington, Texas 07 May 1983 3. Sean Adams 20.61 (N/A) 1st Stephenville, Texas 24 Apr 1993 4. Desmond Jackson 20.63 (1.8) 1st Turlock, Calif. 28 May 2011 rd 5. Johnathan Farquharson 20.68 (1.6) 3 Norman, Okla. 20 Apr 2015 6. Christie VanWyk 20.71 (0.4) 1st Abilene, Texas 23 Mar 2001 Ian Morris 20.71 (1.5) 1st San Angelo, Texas 20 May 1988 8. Marvin Bien-Aime 20.72 (0.5) Prelims Charlotte, N.C. 25 May 2007 9. Sayon Cooper 20.78 (0.5) 1st Stephenville, Texas 19 Apr 1997 *Converted from 200h yards to 200fat meters +Converted from 220h yards to 200fat meters 200 Meters (with aiding wind) # Name Mark (Wind) Place Location Date 1. Bill Woodhouse 20.04* (N/A) 1st Abilene, Texas 18 Apr 1959 2. Bobby Morrow 20.14* (N/A) 1st Abilene, Texas 26 Mar 1957 3. Dennis Richardson 20.34* (N/A) 2nd Abilene, Texas 14 Apr 1962 4. Earl Young 20.44* (N/A) 1st Laredo, Texas 11 Mar 1961 5. Ian Morris 20.46 (2.4) 1st San Angelo, Texas 26 Apr 1986 6. Arthur Williams 20.48 (3.8) 1st Abilene, Texas 27 Apr 1985 T7. Nic Alexander 20.55 (4.0) 1st San Angelo, Texas 22 Apr 2000 Mark Witherspoon 20.55 (N/A) 1st Los Angeles, Calif. 13 May 1984 9. Desmond Jackson 20.58 (3.9) 1st Stephenville, Texas 08 May 2011 10. Marvin Bien-Aime 20.61 (5.0) 1st Abilene, Texas 02 Apr 2005 *Converted from 200h yards to 200fat meters 400 Meters # Name Mark Place Location Date 1. Ian Morris 44.60 Semis Seoul, Korea 26 Sep 1988 2. Kempa Busby 44.93 2nd Edwardsville, Ill. 23 May 1998 3. Charlie Phillips 44.98 1st Arlington, Texas 07 May 1983 4. Mark Witherspoon 45.37 Semis Los Angeles, Calif. 19 Jun 1984 5. Marvin Essor 45.49 1st Abilene, Texas 28 May 2005 6. Robert Guy 45.61 1st Riverside, Calif. 25 May 1996 7. Terrence Norris 45.93 2nd Riverside, Calif. 25 May 1996 8. Earl Young 45.94* 1st Abilene, Texas 14 Apr 1962 9. Roger Colglazier 46.04* Prelims Wichita, Kan. 13 Jun 1970 10. Julieon Raeburn 46.06 1st Raleigh, N.C. 27 May 2000 *Converted from 400h yards to 400fat meters 800 Meters # Name Mark Place Location Date 1. Joseph Tengelei 1:44.44 3rd Rieti, Italy 28 Aug 1994 2. Savieri Ngidhi 1:45.24 1st Stephenville, Texas 1 Apr 1995 3. Freddie Williams 1:46.08 2nd Austin, Texas 31 May 1985 4. John Kemboi 1:46.97 1st Arlington, Texas 04 May 2002 5. Charles Christmas 1:47.8* 4th Terre Haute, Ind. 10 Jun 1966 1:47.8* Prelims New York City, N.Y. 25 Jun 1966 rd 6. Daniel Block 1:47.93 3 Burnaby, B.C. 10 Jul 2014 7. Salem Messaoui 1:48.81 1st Kingsville, Texas 18 Apr 1998 8. Julius Nyango 1:49.05 1st Charlotte, N.C. 26 May 2007 Thomas Korir 1:49.05 2nd Edwardsville, Ill. 24 May 1997 10. Joe Ramotshabi 1:49.26 2nd Los Angeles, Calif. 24 May 1985 *Converted from 880 yards to 800 meters 1500 Meters # Name Mark Place Location Date 1. Thomas Korir 3:40.53 6th Turku, Finland 12 Jun 1997 2. Musa Gwanzura 3:42.03 2nd New Orleans, La. 02 May 1998 3. John Kemboi 3:42.36 1st Raleigh, N.C. 27 May 2000 4. Freddie Williams 3:42.65 1st Cape Girardeau, Mo. 26 May 1984 5. Savieri Ngidhi 3:43.64 1st Emporia, Kan. 27 May 1995 6. Lucky Hadebe 3:44.03 5th Stanford, Calif. 25 Mar 2005 7. Alfred Rugema 3:44.33 2nd Raleigh, N.C. 27 May 2000 8. Joseph Tengelei 3:44.75 2nd Raleigh, N.C. 28 May 1994 9. Bernard Manirakiza 3:44.98 1st Walnut, Calif. 29 May 2004 10. Jean-Marie Ndukimana 3:44.98 2nd Abilene, Texas 23 Mar 2001 5000 Meters # Name Mark Place Location Date 1. Nicodemus Naimadu 13:34.98 9th Walnut, Calif. 13 Apr 2006 2. Alfred Rugema 13:38.65 4th Stanford, Calif. 31 Mar 2001 3. Amos Sang 13:42.88 13th Walnut, Calif. 15 Apr 2011 4. Thomas Korir 14:00.26 8th Knoxville, Tenn. 11 Apr 1996 5. Musa Gwanzura 14:01.47 3rd Philadelphia, Pa. 23 Apr 1998 6. Jerome Vermeulen 14:13.10 2nd Austin, Texas 01 Apr 1993 7. Michael Moloto 14:13.81 2nd Arlington, Texas 09 May 1987 8. Falloody Moonga 14:14.70 8th Philadelphia, Pa. 25 Apr 1996 9. Cleophas Tanui 14:18.31 27th Walnut, Calif. 17 Apr 2009 10. David Kemei 14:19.48 1st Arlington, Texas 02 May 1997 10000 Meters # Name Mark Place Location Date 1. Nicodemus Naimadu 28:06.26 1st Stanford, Calif. 31 Mar 2007 2. Amos Sang 28:20.35 1st Stanford, Calif. 01 May 2011 3. Laurent Ngirakamaro 29:26.25 31st Stanford, Calif. 25 Mar 2005 4. Fallody Moonga 29:31.42 1st Edwardsville, Ill. 22 May 1997 5. Michael Moloto 29:41.63 3rd Cape Girardeau, Mo. 22 May 1987 6. Cleophas Tanui 29:41.73 2nd Philadelphia, Pa. 24 Apr 2008 7. Arthemon Sindayigaya 29:42.80 38th Stanford, Calif. 31 Mar 2001 8. Serge Gasore 29:47.78 3rd Philadelphia, Pa. 24 Apr 2008 9. Philip Birgen 29:52.22 3rd Walnut, Calif. 13 Apr 2006 10. Nic Kazingo 29:53.07 7th Walnut, Calif. 22 May 2008 110 Hurdles # Name Mark (Wind) Place Location Date 1. Brian Amos 13.37 (N/A) 1st Abilene, Texas 12 May 1994 2. Wendell Edwards 13.64 (1.7) 2nd San Angelo, Texas 25 May 1991 3. Steve Parker 13.73 (1.7) 6th Walnut, Calif. 25 Apr 1982 4. Dennis Bain 13.80 (0.0) Prelims Pueblo, Colo. 25 May 2012 5. Billy Walker 13.86 (1.4) 1st Walnut, Calif. 24 May 2008 6. Andrew McDowell 13.95 (1.2) 3rd Abilene, Texas 08 May 2008 7. Greg Culp 13.99 (N/A) 1st Kingsville, Texas 28 Apr 1984 8. Don Burke 14.02 (N/A Prelims Hampton, Va. 26 May 1989 9. John McGuire 14.04* (1.5) 1st Abilene, Texas 20 Mar 1971 14.04* (1.4) 1st Abilene, Texas 20 Apr 1971 10. Trafton Rodgers 14.07 (-2.4) 2nd Austin, Texas 05 Apr 1997 *Converted from 120h yards to 110fat meters 110 Hurdles (with aiding wind) # Name Mark (Wind) Place Location Date 1. Brian Amos 13.42 (N/A) 1st Abilene, Texas 08 May 1993 2. Dennis Bain 13.68 (7.6) 2nd Pueblo, Colo. 26 May 2012 3. Andrew McDowell 13.79 (4.8) 1st Arlington, Texas 02 Apr 2011 4. Richard Phillips 13.81 (3.1) Prelims San Angelo, Texas 24 May 2002 5. Steve Parker 13.84 (N/A) 1st Abilene, Texas 23 May 1980 6. Trafton Rodgers 13.91 (N/A) 1st Abilene, Texas 09 May 1996 7. Wendell Edwards 13.92 (N/A) 2nd Waco, Texas 20 Apr 1990 8. Chris Wilson 13.94 (5.3) 1st Abilene, Texas 28 Mar 1998 9. Shaka Huggins 13.99 (2.2) Prelims Emporia, Kan. 28 May 1999 10. Stanley O’Neal 14.09 (N/A) 2nd San Angelo, Texas 10 Apr 1980 400 Hurdles # Name Mark Place Location Date 1. 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    RACHEWS IEilillER November 19, 1987 Volume 33, No. 24 •INTERNATIONAL RESULTS BY NATION• AUSTRIA 39.12 (Floyd, Thomas, Glance, C. Smith). TARNOPOL, July 4-5-HT, Grigorash VOCKLABRUCK, Aug. ~-100, Berger SARREGUEMINES, Sept. 13-1000, 257-6. JT, Gavrilyuk 264-6. 10.19 NR. Collijaj 2"h960 -NR. LJ, Brige 26-8½. HT, LEN1FJGhAD, :ru'lv4-5-TJ, Kova/enko SCHWECHAT, Aug. 22-SP, Wolf (NY• Sahner (W 258-11. 56-5¼. SP, Srnirnov 69-8¼. AC) 64-1. DT, Sorin (SU) 192-11 ; ... 3. Wolf NATIONAL RELAY Champinships, Women: 100H(0.4), Reshetnikova 1 191-10. Creteil, Oct. 11-4 x 200, Racing Club France 2. Sokolova 12.86; . mutma .91. Heats: Women: 1000, van Hulst (Hot) 2:39.54; 2. 1 :22.98 (Raboux,Canti, Ouentrec, Quene­ Reshetnikova 12.87, Sinutina 12.94, Soko­ Dimitrova (Bui) 2:39,75. SP, 2. Plotzitzka herve). 4 x 1500, CSC Grand-Croix 15: 17 .22. lova 12.97. SP, Peleshenko 63-4¾. (WG) 64-9¾; 3. Peleshenko (SU) 64-8¾. Women: 4 x 200, AC La Roche-sur-Yon MOSCOW, July 25-26-Women: SP, EBENSEE, Aug. 23-SP, Ladanyi (Hun) 1 :36.80. 4 x 800, Racing Club France 8:31.60. VasHyeva62-11½. OT, Khval 217-10. 64-6¾; ... 3. Wolf 62-10½. OT, Hannecker TALLINN, Aug.-400, Krylov 45.3h. (WG I 208-11 ; 2. Wolf 188-2. ITALY - . ST ADLAU, Sept . .13,.iOOG0.2),Struoe-. _ RJ.ETJ, Sep.LJl-PV,. __ nh..(.l&8¼J.~­ _M_Q§G_<?Y\l, __~y_g.-::-19.9,__ISryJg_v_ 1Q.20_, _ LENINGRAD, Aug.-Women: 100H, art (Jam) 10.36; 2.
  • The Olympic 100M Sprint

    The Olympic 100M Sprint

    Exploring the winning data: the Olympic 100 m sprint Performances in athletic events have steadily improved since the Olympics first started in 1896. Chemists have contributed to these improvements in a number of ways. For example, the design of improved materials for clothing and equipment; devising and monitoring the best methods for training for particular sports and gaining a better understanding of how energy is released from our food so ensure that athletes get the best diet. Figure 1 Image of a gold medallist in the Olympic 100 m sprint. Year Winner (Men) Time (s) Winner (Women) Time (s) 1896 Thomas Burke (USA) 12.0 1900 Francis Jarvis (USA) 11.0 1904 Archie Hahn (USA) 11.0 1906 Archie Hahn (USA) 11.2 1908 Reginald Walker (S Africa) 10.8 1912 Ralph Craig (USA) 10.8 1920 Charles Paddock (USA) 10.8 1924 Harold Abrahams (GB) 10.6 1928 Percy Williams (Canada) 10.8 Elizabeth Robinson (USA) 12.2 1932 Eddie Tolan (USA) 10.38 Stanislawa Walasiewick (POL) 11.9 1936 Jessie Owens (USA) 10.30 Helen Stephens (USA) 11.5 1948 Harrison Dillard (USA) 10.30 Fanny Blankers-Koen (NED) 11.9 1952 Lindy Remigino (USA) 10.78 Majorie Jackson (USA) 11.5 1956 Bobby Morrow (USA) 10.62 Betty Cuthbert (AUS) 11.4 1960 Armin Hary (FRG) 10.32 Wilma Rudolph (USA) 11.3 1964 Robert Hayes (USA) 10.06 Wyomia Tyus (USA) 11.2 1968 James Hines (USA) 9.95 Wyomia Tyus (USA) 11.08 1972 Valeriy Borzov (USSR) 10.14 Renate Stecher (GDR) 11.07 1976 Hasely Crawford (Trinidad) 10.06 Anneqret Richter (FRG) 11.01 1980 Allan Wells (GB) 10.25 Lyudmila Kondratyeva (USA) 11.06 1984 Carl Lewis (USA) 9.99 Evelyn Ashford (USA) 10.97 1988 Carl Lewis (USA) 9.92 Florence Griffith-Joyner (USA) 10.62 1992 Linford Christie (GB) 9.96 Gail Devers (USA) 10.82 1996 Donovan Bailey (Canada) 9.84 Gail Devers (USA) 10.94 2000 Maurice Green (USA) 9.87 Eksterine Thanou (GRE) 11.12 2004 Justin Gatlin (USA) 9.85 Yuliya Nesterenko (BLR) 10.93 2008 Usain Bolt (Jam) 9.69 Shelly-Ann Fraser (Jam) 10.78 2012 Usain Bolt (Jam) 9.63 Shelly-Ann Fraser (Jam) 10.75 Exploring the wining data: 100 m sprint| 11-16 Questions 1.