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Recordtiming - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 1 NCAA Division 1 2017 Indoor Championship Gilliam Indoor Track - 3/10/2017 to 3/11/2017 Results - Friday RecordTiming - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 1 NCAA Division 1 2017 Indoor Championship Gilliam Indoor Track - 3/10/2017 to 3/11/2017 Results - Friday Event 17 Women 60 Meter Dash Event 19 Women 400 Meter Dash Two heats. Top 2 plus the next 4 fastest advance to Final. Four heats. Top 8 fastest times advance to a 2 section Final. Collegiate: 7.07 C 2/11/2017 Hannah Cunliffe Final seeded as per Rule 5-11.3b NCAA Meet: 7.09 M 3/12/2011 Lakya Brookins Collegiate: 50.46 C 3/13/2014 Phyllis Francis Facility: 7.09 F 3/12/2011 Lakya Brookins NCAA Meet: 50.46 M 3/15/2014 Phyllis Francis Name Yr School Prelims Facility: 50.79 F 3/12/2011 Jessica Beard Heat 1 Preliminaries Name Yr School Prelims 1 Hannah Cunliffe JR Oregon 7.13Q Heat 1 Preliminaries 2 Deajah Stevens SO Oregon 7.17Q 1 Kendall Ellis JR USC 51.59q 3 Ashley Henderson JR San Diego St 7.18q 24.142 (24.142) 51.589 (27.448) 4 Quanesha Burks SR Alabama 7.21q 2 Sage Watson SR Arizona 52.09q 5 Kortnei Johnson SO LSU 7.21q 24.284 (24.284) 52.084 (27.801) 6 Mikiah Brisco JR LSU 7.24q 3 Grace Claxton SR Albany 53.11 7 Deanna Hill JR USC 7.33 24.781 (24.781) 53.109 (28.329) 8 Cassondra Hall FR LSU 7.35 4 Brionna Thomas JR Purdue 53.17 Heat 2 Preliminaries 25.008 (25.008) 53.161 (28.153) 1 Javianne Oliver SR Kentucky 7.14Q Heat 2 Preliminaries 2 Ariana Washington JR Oregon 7.25Q 1 Shakima Wimbley SR Miami 51.78q 3 Aleia Hobbs JR LSU 7.26 23.884 (23.884) 51.777 (27.894) 4 Teahna Daniels SO Texas 7.27 2 Micha Powell SR Maryland 52.78 5 Kianna Gray SO Kentucky 7.31 24.664 (24.664) 52.772 (28.108) 6 Jada Martin SR LSU 7.34 3 Sharrika Barnett SO Florida 53.03 7 Destiny Smith-Barnett SO UNLV 7.35 24.759 (24.759) 53.028 (28.269) 8 Devynne Charlton SR Purdue 7.38 4 Cameron Pettigrew SR USC 53.20 Event 18 Women 200 Meter Dash 23.911 (23.911) 53.198 (29.288) Four heats. Top 8 fastest times advance to a 2 section Final. Heat 3 Preliminaries Final seeded as per Rule 5-11.3b 1 Daina Harper SR Arkansas 52.31q Collegiate: 22.40 C 3/14/2008 Bianca Knight 24.543 (24.543) 52.305 (27.763) NCAA Meet: 22.40 M 3/14/2008 Bianca Knight 2 Brittny Ellis SO Miami 52.66q Facility: 22.50 F 3/1/2014 Kamarica Brown 24.563 (24.563) 52.656 (28.094) Name Yr School Prelims 3 Leticia De Souza JR Baylor 52.89 Heat 1 Preliminaries 25.081 (25.081) 52.888 (27.807) 1 Hannah Cunliffe JR Oregon 22.74q 4 Symone Black JR Purdue 53.66 2 Ashley Henderson JR San Diego St 22.89q 24.875 (24.875) 53.657 (28.782) 3 Diamond Spaulding SO Texas A&M 22.94q Heat 4 Preliminaries 4 Danyel White FR Texas A&M 23.00 1 Chrisann Gordon SR Texas 52.37q Heat 2 Preliminaries 24.348 (24.348) 52.367 (28.019) 1 Jada Martin SR LSU 22.85q 2 Alex Gholston SR Alabama 52.56q 2 Brittany Brown JR Iowa 22.86q 24.794 (24.794) 52.553 (27.760) 3 Kortnei Johnson SO LSU 23.34 3 Zola Golden SO Texas 52.67q 4 Kianna Gray SO Kentucky 23.47 24.877 (24.877) 52.668 (27.792) Heat 3 Preliminaries 4 Emerald Egwim JR Minnesota 53.80 1 Ariana Washington JR Oregon 22.57q 25.033 (25.033) 53.793 (28.761) 2 Ama Pipi JR Oklahoma 23.21 3 Taylor Bennett SO Baylor 23.43 --- Deajah Stevens SO Oregon DQ Heat 4 Preliminaries 1 Deanna Hill JR USC 22.86q 2 Gabrielle Thomas SO Harvard 22.89q 3 Sabria Hadley SR Clemson 23.22 4 Jasmine Camacho-Quinn SO Kentucky 23.38 RecordTiming - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 2 NCAA Division 1 2017 Indoor Championship Gilliam Indoor Track - 3/10/2017 to 3/11/2017 Results - Friday 8 Rachel Weber SR Ohio State 2:10.76 Event 20 Women 800 Meter Run 28.793 (28.793) 1:01.546 (32.754) 1:35.390 (33.844) Two heats. Top 3 plus next 2 fastest advance to Final. 2:10.755 (35.365) Two waterfall start, 2 turn stagger. (5,3) Prelim: Random draw. Final: Top 3 outside, random. Event 21 Women 1 Mile Run Collegiate: 2:00.69 C 2/11/2017 Jazmine Fray Two heats. Top 4 plus next 2 fastest advance to Final. NCAA Meet: 2:01.64 M 3/14/2015 Natoya Goule 2 waterfall start, 2 turn stagger. (5,3), Final: (7,3) Facility: 2:02.84 F 2/13/2010 Phoebe Wright Prelim: Random draw. Final: Top 3 outside, random. Name Yr School Prelims Collegiate: 4:25.91 C 2/28/2009 Jenny Barringer Heat 1 Preliminaries NCAA Meet: 4:27.18 M 3/14/2015 Leah O'Connor 1 Hanna Green SR Virginia Tech 2:04.06Q Facility: 4:25.91 F 2/28/2009 Jenny Barringer 29.045 (29.045) 1:01.729 (32.685) 1:33.667 (31.938) Name Yr School Prelims 2:04.054 (30.388) Heat 1 Preliminaries 2 Jazmine Fray SO Texas A&M 2:04.40Q 1 Karisa Nelson JR Samford 4:35.31Q 29.095 (29.095) 1:01.681 (32.587) 1:33.577 (31.896) 34.130 (34.130) 1:09.893 (35.764) 1:45.019 (35.126) 2:04.395 (30.819) 2:20.074 (35.055) 2:54.645 (34.571) 3:29.091 (34.447) 3 Ruby Stauber FR LSU 2:04.59Q 4:02.730 (33.640) 4:35.310 (32.580) 29.393 (29.393) 1:02.026 (32.634) 1:34.034 (32.009) 2 Amy-Eloise Neale JR Washington 4:35.38Q 2:04.590 (30.556) 34.607 (34.607) 1:10.563 (35.957) 1:45.725 (35.162) 4 Abike Egbeniyi SO Mid. Tenn. St 2:04.78q 2:20.703 (34.979) 2:55.498 (34.796) 3:29.888 (34.390) 29.224 (29.224) 1:01.812 (32.588) 1:33.736 (31.925) 4:03.546 (33.659) 4:35.375 (31.829) 2:04.779 (31.043) 3 Kaela Edwards SR Okla State 4:35.46Q 5 Olivia Baker JR Stanford 2:05.65q 33.926 (33.926) 1:09.725 (35.799) 1:44.950 (35.225) 29.324 (29.324) 1:02.284 (32.961) 1:33.818 (31.534) 2:20.038 (35.089) 2:54.778 (34.740) 3:29.378 (34.600) 2:05.645 (31.828) 4:03.736 (34.359) 4:35.452 (31.716) 6 Morgan Schuetz SR LSU 2:05.82 4 Millie Paladino JR Providence 4:35.52Q 29.572 (29.572) 1:02.103 (32.532) 1:34.160 (32.058) 34.290 (34.290) 1:10.243 (35.954) 1:45.349 (35.107) 2:05.814 (31.654) 2:20.318 (34.969) 2:55.016 (34.699) 3:29.655 (34.639) 7 Madeline Kopp SR Duke 2:07.28 4:03.955 (34.300) 4:35.518 (31.564) 29.426 (29.426) 1:01.967 (32.542) 1:34.734 (32.768) 5 Grace Barnett JR Clemson 4:35.58q 2:07.279 (32.545) 34.190 (34.190) 1:10.046 (35.857) 1:45.223 (35.177) 8 Michelle Howell JR Jacksonville 2:08.27 2:20.404 (35.182) 2:54.963 (34.559) 3:29.435 (34.472) 29.679 (29.679) 1:02.575 (32.897) 1:35.025 (32.450) 4:03.065 (33.631) 4:35.575 (32.510) 2:08.264 (33.239) 6 Siofra Cleirigh Buttner JR Villanova 4:35.79q Heat 2 Preliminaries 34.158 (34.158) 1:10.150 (35.992) 1:45.482 (35.332) 1 Raevyn Rogers JR Oregon 2:05.36Q 2:20.453 (34.972) 2:55.211 (34.758) 3:29.621 (34.411) 28.535 (28.535) 1:00.592 (32.058) 1:33.700 (33.108) 4:03.469 (33.848) 4:35.790 (32.321) 2:05.355 (31.656) 7 Megan Moye SR NC State 4:40.39 2 Shea Collinsworth SR BYU 2:05.57Q 33.971 (33.971) 1:09.460 (35.489) 1:44.775 (35.316) 28.699 (28.699) 1:00.740 (32.042) 1:33.626 (32.886) 2:19.767 (34.992) 2:54.491 (34.725) 3:29.123 (34.632) 2:05.563 (31.937) 4:03.928 (34.805) 4:40.381 (36.453) 3 Jasmine Staebler SO Iowa State 2:05.63Q 8 Kennedy Weisner JR Georgetown 4:47.60 28.821 (28.821) 1:00.802 (31.982) 1:33.901 (33.100) 34.435 (34.435) 1:10.320 (35.886) 1:45.313 (34.993) 2:05.621 (31.720) 2:20.657 (35.345) 2:55.720 (35.064) 3:30.881 (35.161) 4 Kaylee Dodd JR Okla State 2:05.82 4:08.638 (37.757) 4:47.595 (38.958) 29.173 (29.173) 1:01.138 (31.965) 1:34.490 (33.353) Heat 2 Preliminaries 2:05.814 (31.324) 1 Therese Haiss SR Arkansas 4:38.53Q 5 Agnes Abu JR Mid.
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