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■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ NEWSLETTER Volume 5, No. 35 June 27, 2007 version ii etrack ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ — USATF Men’s Championships — INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, JUNE 22–25 100 METERS (Junior Champs held in conjunction beginning on June 21) FINAL (6/23; wind -1.2) Meet held at Mark Carroll Stadium on IUPUI’s 8-lane (9 on the 1. Justin Gatlin (Nik) 9.93 (defending champ) straightaway) Mondo Super X track; walks held at 06:30, multis (1.92, 1.06 [2.98], 0.89 [3.87], 0.86 [4.73], 0.86 [5.59], 0.87 [6.46], began in morning; for rest of events a late-afternoon/early-evening 0.83 [7.29], 0.87 [8.16], 0.90 [9.06], 0.87 [9.93]) (5.59/4.34) meet. (peak avg. speed of 12.05mps/26.96mph between 60 and 70m); Attendance: 6/22—6034; 6/23—9276; 6/24—7907; 6/25—6833 2. Tyson Gay (adi) 10.07 (5.71/4.36); (total 30,050) (6/21 was 3900 for total-total of 33,950) 3. Shawn Crawford (Nik) 10.26 (5.76/4.50); Weather: 4. Jordan Vaden (Nik) 10.27 (5.79/44.8); 5. Jason Smoots (Nik) 10.29 (5.76/4.53); 6/22—temperature c74–80 (23–27C), humidity c80%; overcast; 6. Kaaron Conwright (unat) 10.33 (5.74/4.59); thunderstorm caused 90-minute delay early, then another forced premature shutdown of meet, moving last three rounds of wTJ, all of 7. Bernard Williams (adi) 10.36 (5.76/4.60); 8. Mardy Scales (Nik) 10.43 (5.77/4.66). wJT, m100 heats and both 10K finals to next day. (splits as taken by USATF Women’s Sprint Development Commit- 6/23—temps c80–74 (27–23C), humidity c48–66%; mostly cloudy. tee) 6/24—temps c83–81 (28–27C), humidity c44-62%; partly cloudy. HEATS (6/23; qualify 2+6) (delayed a day by storm; first nationals 6/25—temp c70 (21C), humidity c85%, mostly cloudy; thunderstorm since ’75 with all three rounds in one day) with heavy rain postponed everything but first flight of mJT by c4:00. I(0.1)–1. Crawford 10.26; 2. Trell Kimmons (adi) 10.31; 3. Rubin Williams (Tn) 10.35; 4. Chris Johnson (unat) 10.44; 5. Garry Jones (USC) 10.44; 6. Coby Miller (unat) 10.46; 7. Mark Jelks (Nik) 10.51. Key To USATF Results II(-0.2)–1. Marcus Brunson (Nik) 10.22; 2. John Woods (Nik) 10.38; First names are not repeated within the same event, but are 3. Marquis Davis (unat) 10.41; 4. Josh Norman (unat) 10.41; 5. repeated in a second event. Paragraph-breaks in the middle Travis Padgett (Clem) 10.43; 6. Chris Hargrett (FlAM) 10.51. of a prelim indicate the division between qualifiers and non- III(0.4)–1. Gatlin 10.02; 2. Jeff Laynes (unat) 10.29; qualifiers. Subsequent viewing of video might tweak some 3. Greg Bolden (unat) 10.33; 4. Ravyn Hayward (NWnLa) 10.37; of the splits. 5. Rae Edwards (Nik) 10.39; 6. Carlos Moore (Cheet) 10.39; 7. Mike Affiliations are as officially entered in the meet, meaning Rodgers (Lind) 10.41. that many who had collegiate affiliations at the NCAA are IV(-0.1)–1. Smoots 10.15; 2. Leonard Scott (Nik) 10.25; 3. B. listed differently here, even though our year-end list will Williams 10.27; 4. Conwright 10.30; 5. Scales 10.31; retain the scholastic connection. Collegians entered as 6. Leroy Dixon (SC) 10.39; 7. Kenneth Wade (unat) 10.69. “unattached” were given their collegiate affiliation. V(0.2)–1. Gay 10.15; 2. Vaden 10.20 PR; 3. Kelly Willie (LSU) A combination of numbers and letters in parentheses, such 10.24; 4. Demi Omole (Wi) 10.29; 5. DaBryan Blanton (Nik) 10.31. as (x, 5 W), (3, 7 A) or (9, x C) indicates the athlete’s position SEMIS (6/23; qualify 4) on the all-time top 10 performer and performances listings. I(-1.2)–1. Gatlin 9.99; 2. Crawford 10.30; 3. B. Williams 10.33; 4. In the (x, 5 W) example the athlete has a better PR, therefore Scales 10.34; there is an "x" in the first position. But it's still the No. 5 5. Omole 10.35; 6. Kimmons 10.36; 7. Laynes 10.44. world performance ever. (W=World; A= American; C= Col- II(-1.2)–1. Gay 10.15; 2. Vaden 10.24; 3. Smoots 10.25; 4. Con- legiate; J=Junior; NCAA=NCAA Championships). wright 10.26; The (3, 7 A) example means that the person moves to No. 3 5. Willie 10.32; 6. Blanton 10.43; 7. Woods 10.45. on the all-time U.S. performers list, with the No. 7 perfor- mance. And (9, x C) means the athlete becomes the No. 9 note: Gatlin under investigation for drug positive which would collegian ever, but the performance is outside the top 10. negate this title. Marks making top 10s are bold-faced. Any records are both bold-faced and printed in red. © 2006 Track & Field News. All rights reserved. This We also note yearly leaders for the world (WL) & U.S. (AL). newsletter may not be reprinted or retransmitted in any All wind readings are in meters per second, and any posi- form without express written permission. tive reading over 2.0 (4.47mph) is illegal (“w”). www.trackandfieldnews.com ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ -245- June 27, 2006 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ 200 METERS 6. Erison Hurtault (Col) 46.51. FINAL (6/25; wind +0.3) II–1. Merritt 45.26; 2. Craig Everhart (UCLA) 45.58; 3. Ashley 45.60; 4. Leonard Byrd (Nik) 45.77; 1. Wallace Spearmon (Nik) 19.90 (WL, AL) 5. Matt Parish (Azusa) 46.70; 6. Joel Duffield (Chadr) 47.87. (5.97, 4.57 [10.54], 4.64 [15.18], 4.72) (10.54/9.36); 2. Jordan Vaden (Nik) 19.98 PR (18, x A) III–1. Matt Scherer (Or) 45.43; 2. Mitch Potter (unat) 45.82; 3. Aaron Buzard (Mn) 45.99; (5.82, 4.57 [10.39], 4.70 [15.09], 4.89) (10.39/9.59); 4. Nathan Olson (Wi) 46.42; 5. Rashaud Johnston (FlorV) 3. Rodney Martin (Nik) 20.14 PR (5.87, 4.64 [10.51], 4.70 [15.21], 4.93) (10.51/9.63); 46.46; 6. Rashaad Johnson (Perp) 47.10. IV–1. Rock 45.11; 2. Neville 45.26; 3. Lionel Larry (USC) 45.43 4. Kelly Willie (LSU) 20.24 PR =PR; 4. Fernada Blakely (unat) 45.45; (5.87, 4.65 [10.52], 4.76 [15.28], 4.96) (10.52/9.72) (moves to No. 25 on 200/400 scoring list); 5. James Davis (Phen) 45.94; 6. Reggie Witherspoon (Bay) 46.94. 5. Jeremy Wariner (adi) 20.24 (5.88, 4.58 [10.46], 4.80 [15.26], 4.98) (10.46/9.78); SEMIS (6/23; qualify 4) 6. Chris Berrian (unat) 20.40 I–1. Williamson 45.11; 2. Campbell 45.34; 3. Harris 45.38; 4. Brew (5.90, 4.76 [10.66], 4.77 [15.43], 4.97) (10.66/9.74); 45.41; 7. Leroy Dixon (SC) 20.44 PR 5. Potter 45.41 6. Scherer 45.59; 7. Buzard 46.16; 8. Byrd 46.28. (5.87, 4.60 [10.47], 4.86 [15.33], 5.11) (10.47/9.97); II–1. Rock 44.68; 2. Merritt 44.75; 3. Ashley 44.87; 4. Neville 8. Rubin Williams (Tn) 20.57 45.02; (5.97, 4.75 [10.72], 4.84 [15.56], 5.01) (10.72/9.85). 5. Taylor 45.24; 6. Larry 45.50; 7. Blakely 45.69; 8. Everhart (reigning champ Justin Gatlin ran 100 only) 45.76. HEATS (6/24; qualify 3+4) 800 METERS I(-0.1)–1. Spearmon 20.61; 2. Willie 20.63; 3. Dixon 20.88; 4. Jeff Laynes (unat) 21.04; FINAL (6/25) 1. Khadevis Robinson (Nik) 1:44.13 PR (WL, AL) (12, x A) 5. Mark Jelks (Nik) 21.12; 6. Paul Smith (BYU) 21.77. (defending champ) II(-1.3)–1. Wariner 20.28; 2. Martin 20.34 =PR; 3. R. Williams 20.52; 4. Trell Kimmons (adi) 20.84; (24.7, 26.4 [51.11], 26.5 [1:17.6], 26.5) (51.11/53.02) (13.3); 2. Nick Symmonds (Willam) 1:45.83 PR (old PR 1:47.34) 5. Mike Mitchell (Cheet) 21.20; 6. Ivory Williams (Nik) 21.34. (25.6, 26.6 [52.2], 26.7 [1:18.9], 26.9) (52.2/53.6) (13.2); III(-0.5)–1. Tyson Gay (adi) 20.46; 2. Vaden 20.73; 3. Rae Ed- wards (Nik) 20.89; 4. Otis McDaniel (TCU) 21.07; 3. Jebreh Harris (Reeb) 1:45.91 PR (24.8, 26.5 [51.3], 26.6 [1:17.9], 28.0) (51.3/54.5) (14.5); 5. Tyree Gailes (unat) 21.53. 4. Sam Burley (Asics) 1:45.93 IV(-1.5)–1. Berrian 21.19; 2. Preston Perry (Hous) 21.28; 3. Michael Cooley (Al) 21.47; (25.8, 26.7 [52.5], 26.7 [1:19.2], 26.7) (52.5/53.4) (13.5); 5. Kevin Elliott (NFT) 1:46.42 PR 4. Van-Antonio Fraley (MTn) 21.58. (25.4, 26.7 [52.1], 26.7 [1:18.8], 27.6) (52.1/54.3) (14.1); SEMIS (6/25; qualify 4) 6.
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  • Outdoor1999.Pdf

    Outdoor1999.Pdf

    1999 SCHEDULE INDOOR ioo Meters Leonard Phobias Akwenye Date Event Location Myles-Mills Kenneth Andam ran a 10.20 in Jan. 16 Snake River Open Pocatello, Idaho Aaron Barker the finals to Jan. 23 RockyMountain Cup Colo. Springs, Colo. L. Myles-Mills become the Jan. 23 Wildcat Invitational Ogden, Utah Robert Mugagga Cody Olson NCAA 100 Jan. 29 Idaho State Invitational Pocatello, Idaho Meter Jan. 30 Wilson Motor Invit. Logan, Utah 200 Meters Champion at Feb. 4-6 Husker Invitational Lincoln, Neb. Thobias Akwenye the 1998 Outdoor Track Feb. 12-13 Mountain States Classic Pocatello, Idaho Kenneth Andam Aaron Barker and Field Feb.18-20 WAC Championships Colo. Springs, Colo. Slade Combs Champion Mar. 4-6 NCAA Championships Indianapolis, Ind. L. Myles-Mills ships. Robert Mugagga OUTDOOR Cody Olson Date Event Location 10,000 Meters 400 Meters Chad Durham High Jump Mar. 20 Cal Poly Invitational San Luis Obispo, Cal. Seth Chappell John Hedengren Marc Chenn Mar. 27 UTEP Invitational El Paso, Texas Andy Dorais Marc Lawson Eric Crow Jeremy Parker Mar. 27 Stanford Invitational Palo Alto, Calif. Marc DeLuca Matt Poulsen Clayton Patch Randon Richards Shae Taylor Apr. 1-3 Texas Relays Austin, Texas Apr. 3 UNLV Invitational Las Vegas, Nev. 800 Meters no Meter Shot Put Apr. 10 BYU Cougar Invitational Provo, Utah Jared Carlson High Hurdles Doug Bryant Jim Roberts Apr. 17 Mt. SAC Relays Walnut, Calif. Doug Hall Trent Ady Chris Kemp Slade Combs Apr. 22-24 Robinson Invitational Provo, Utah Justus Talley Kyle Grossarth Pole Vault May 1 Texas Invitational Austin, Texas Eric Taylor Randy Himes Clay Brown May 8 BYUTri-Meet Provo, Utah Jeff Taylor Chris Kemp Benjamin Crosby Jeff Hansen Cardinal Invitational (M) Palo Alto, Calif.