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Licensed to Delta Timing Group - Contractor License Hy-Tek's Meet Manager 4/23/2007 06:32 PM 2007 KANSAS RELAYS EIGHTIETH ANNIVERSARY University of Kansas - Memorial Stadium - 4/18/2007 to 4/21/2007 Results Girls 100 Meter Dash High School ======================================================================== World Junior: J 10.89 1997 Katrin Krabbe, East Germany US Junior: U 11.04 1999 Angela Williams, USC U.S. H.S.: H 11.11 1998 Angela Williams, Chino, CA Kansas Relay: K 11.68 1987 Kim Edwards, Van Horn, MO Name Year School Prelims Wind H# ======================================================================== Preliminaries 1 ALISHEA USERY 11 MCCLUER SO-BERK K 11.63Q +0.0 3 2 AUDACIA MOORE 11 WIC-HEIGHTS 11.94Q +0.0 4 3 KENDRA BRADLEY 12 LEAVENWORTH 12.11Q +0.0 1 4 SYLVIA ALEXANDER 11 WIC-SOUTHEAST 12.32Q +0.0 2 5 BRIDGETTE KENDRICKS 12 PARSONS 12.43Q +0.0 5 6 EMILY BLOK 10 CONIFER (CO) 12.08q +0.0 3 7 ARIANE JORDAN 09 BLUE SPRGS (MO) 12.19q +0.0 3 8 SHARONDA LAW 12 LEAVENWORTH 12.44q +0.0 2 9 CARA FORTE 09 CENTER (MO) 12.44 +0.0 5 10 ILANA PAVIN 12 OL SOUTH 12.46 +0.0 3 11 SHALISA WILLIAMS 12 BISHOP MIEGE 12.46 +0.0 2 12 TROLISA WILLIAMS 12 BISHOP MIEGE 12.48 +0.0 1 13 BAYZELL DAVIS 10 LEAVENWORTH 12.50 +0.0 3 14 LANEISHA DOUGLAS 12 GRANDVIEW (MO) 12.54 +0.0 1 15 SHAMOYA PRUITT 10 WIC-SOUTH 12.55 +0.0 1 16 CHARE HARDIN 12 GRANDVIEW (MO) 12.58 +0.0 5 17 JODI MUNDY 10 SANTA FE TRAIL 12.61 +0.0 1 18 JACKIE JACOBS 11 OP-ST AQ 12.64 +0.0 3 19 ERIN CARR 12 MARION 12.66 +0.0 5 20 QASHANDA BOYLES 11 TOPEKA 12.68 +0.0 5 21 SIERRA GANT 11 WIC-INDEPENDENT 12.68 +0.0 1 22 HAYLIE BOLAN 12 WIC-SOUTH 12.71 +0.0 2 23 KEESHYA COX 12 NORTH KC (MO) 12.75 +0.0 4 24 SASHA TAYLOR 12 WI'LM CHRSMN -MO 12.78 +0.0 4 25 TASIA JONES 12 CENTER (MO) 12.87 +0.0 3 26 TINA GAINES 11 FORT OSAGE (MO) 12.90 +0.0 2 27 BRITTNEY HAYES 12 WIC-SOUTH 12.91 +0.0 5 28 MONIQUE SCOTT 12 OL EAST 13.00 +0.0 4 29 LAYNE MILLER 09 HOLLAND HALL SCH 13.06 +0.0 4 30 BRITTANY PEIRPOINT 12 WIC-INDEPENDENT 13.07 +0.0 4 31 AMANDA PERRY 12 HOLLAND HALL SCH 13.19 +0.0 5 32 BRITANNY KIRTON 12 TOP-WEST 13.42 +0.0 2 33 AUBREE WEATHERS 10 TOP-WEST 13.44 +0.0 5 Girls 100 Meter Dash High School ===================================================================== World Junior: J 10.89 1997 Katrin Krabbe, East Germany US Junior: U 11.04 1999 Angela Williams, USC U.S. H.S.: H 11.11 1998 Angela Williams, Chino, CA 80th Kansas Relays 1 Kansas Relay: K 11.68 1987 Kim Edwards, Van Horn, MO Name Year School Finals Wind ===================================================================== Finals 1 ALISHEA USERY 11 MCCLUER SO-BERK 11.57 4.0 2 AUDACIA MOORE 11 WIC-HEIGHTS 11.72 4.0 3 KENDRA BRADLEY 12 LEAVENWORTH 12.13 4.0 3 EMILY BLOK 10 CONIFER (CO) 12.13 4.0 5 ARIANE JORDAN 09 BLUE SPRGS (MO) 12.19 4.0 6 SYLVIA ALEXANDER 11 WIC-SOUTHEAST 12.29 4.0 7 SHARONDA LAW 12 LEAVENWORTH 12.57 4.0 Girls 400 Meter Dash High School =================================================================== World Junior: J 49.42 1991 Grit Breuer, Germany US Junior: U 50.69 2002 Sanya Richards, Florida U.S. H.S.: H 50.69 2002 Sanya Richards, Ft. Lauderdale, FL Kansas Relay: K 55.77 1996 Sophia Surgen, Jenks,OK Name Year School Prelims H# =================================================================== Preliminaries -- BRITTANY BRUCE 12 LEE SUM W (MO) 57.40 5 1 KIANNA RUFF 09 MCCLUER SO-BERK K 55.61Q 3 2 DE ANGELA MCDOUGALD 12 JUNCTION CITY 56.02Q 4 3 KENDRA BRADLEY 12 LEAVENWORTH 56.63Q 1 4 ANGEL WILLIAMS 10 MCCLUER SO-BERK 58.36Q 5 5 KRISTEN GILLESPIE 11 SM SOUTH 58.64Q 2 6 KRISTINA TAYLOR 11 LAWRENCE 57.87q 1 7 LAUREN ECK 12 BELOIT 58.56q 4 8 RACQUEL POWELL 11 RAYTOWN SO (MO) 58.65q 2 9 KAYLA UBEL 12 OP-BV WEST 58.83 5 10 EMILY BALLOCK 11 EUDORA 58.84 1 11 BRIDGETTE KENDRICKS 12 PARSONS 59.19 3 12 TRISHA JENKINS 12 FORT OSAGE (MO) 59.59 2 13 BRIDGET KLEINE 12 BLUE SPRGS (MO) 59.68 2 14 TAMARA GAGNE 10 WIC-SOUTHEAST 59.77 1 15 LASHADA SIMS 10 LEAVENWORTH 1:00.19 5 16 ALISA RIDDLE 11 SEQU-TAHLE (OK) 1:00.63 1 17 KARLY BUER 09 CONCORDIA 1:00.65 4 18 EMILY SPUNAUGLE 11 MARYSVILLE 1:00.71 2 19 AUTUMN MOSES 11 KEARNEY (NE) 1:00.76 2 20 JODI MUNDY 10 SANTA FE TRAIL 1:00.92 4 21 JULIA SCOTT 12 GARDNER-EDGERTON 1:00.97 3 22 TASIA JONES 12 CENTER (MO) 1:01.13 4 23 KELCY VANARSDALL 10 FORT OSAGE (MO) 1:01.37 5 24 KRISTIN AUSTIN 11 SO BOONE (MO) 1:01.57 5 25 MEREDITH TURNER 12 OP-BV WEST 1:01.98 5 26 SARA ROLFES 12 KAPAUN MT CARMEL 1:02.61 3 27 KAILEA HAYES 10 COUNCIL GROVE 1:02.94 1 28 RACHEL WEIMER 10 LENEXA-ST. JAMES 1:03.00 3 29 JENNIFER SMITH 12 OP-ST AQ 1:03.64 1 30 ELISE BRAUER 12 KEARNEY (NE) 1:03.75 1 31 AVERY BROUMAS 11 MANHATTAN 1:03.82 4 32 CAITLYN MURRAY 10 GREAT BEND 1:04.05 3 33 SHAMOYA PRUITT 10 WIC-SOUTH 1:04.32 5 34 KATI WHEELER 11 ST. MARY'S (MO) 1:04.48 2 35 WHITNY SOUTHARD 10 GIRARD 1:04.77 2 80th Kansas Relays 2 36 AMBER JACKSON 11 KC PIPER 1:06.13 3 37 ANGELA FINCH 11 EMPORIA 1:07.04 3 -- CHEYENNE VERDOORN 10 PLATTE CO (MO) DQ 4 -- LAURA LEE BAIRD 10 NORTON COMM HS DQ 4 Out of Lane (Ln5) Girls 400 Meter Dash High School ================================================================ World Junior: J 49.42 1991 Grit Breuer, Germany US Junior: U 50.69 2002 Sanya Richards, Florida U.S. H.S.: H 50.69 2002 Sanya Richards, Ft. Lauderdale, FL Kansas Relay: K 55.77 1996 Sophia Surgen, Jenks,OK Name Year School Finals ================================================================ Finals 1 DE ANGELA MCDOUGALD 12 JUNCTION CITY 55.17K 2 KENDRA BRADLEY 12 LEAVENWORTH 55.49K 3 KIANNA RUFF 09 MCCLUER SO-BERK 56.26 4 ANGEL WILLIAMS 10 MCCLUER SO-BERK 57.42 5 LAUREN ECK 12 BELOIT 57.49 6 KRISTEN GILLESPIE 11 SM SOUTH 58.86 7 KRISTINA TAYLOR 11 LAWRENCE 59.42 8 RACQUEL POWELL 11 RAYTOWN SO (MO) 1:00.31 Girls 800 Meter Run High School ================================================================ World Junior: J 1:57.18 1993 Yuan Wang, China US Junior: U 2:00.07 1982 Kim Gallagher, Fort Washington, PA U.S. H.S.: H 2:00.07 1982 Kim Gallagher, Fort Washington, PA Kansas Relay: K 2:06.67 2004 Trisa Nickoley, Shawnee Heights Name Year School Finals ================================================================ 1 LAURA ROXBERG 11 OP-BV NW 2:12.45 2 ALYSSA ALLISON 10 FESTUS (MO) 2:14.87 3 LAUREN ECK 12 BELOIT 2:15.19 4 LAYNE MOORE 12 EMPORIA 2:16.81 5 AMANDA WOODWARD 12 KEARNEY (NE) 2:19.39 6 ANNIE MARTIN 11 RILEY COUNTY 2:19.57 7 ASHLEY SCHNELL 12 LINC N STAR (NE) 2:19.62 8 KELCY VANARSDALL 10 FORT OSAGE (MO) 2:19.96 9 KRISTEN GILLESPIE 11 SM SOUTH 2:20.24 10 KATIE COOMER 12 OP-ST AQ 2:20.36 11 JENNIFER TAYLOR 11 LAWRENCE 2:20.63 12 KATIE WILBER 11 OP-ST AQ 2:22.20 13 LIZ KLEINSASSER 12 LEE SUM W (MO) 2:22.50 14 LAURA LEE BAIRD 10 NORTON COMM HS 2:22.68 15 ASHTON STUBBS 10 PLATTE CO (MO) 2:22.90 16 BRITTNEY GRAFF 12 EUDORA 2:22.95 17 CHELSEA CLANTON 12 GREAT BEND 2:23.02 18 KELSEY VERHAEGHE 12 BALDWIN 2:24.11 19 LAURA NIGHTENGALE 11 EL DORADO 2:24.47 20 TERRY PHILLIPS 12 ST. MARY'S (MO) 2:24.55 21 MARISSA QUILLIN 11 WIC-SOUTHEAST 2:24.68 22 KRISTIN AUSTIN 11 SO BOONE (MO) 2:25.13 23 JYLIAN JALOMA 11 MAUR HILL PREP 2:26.47 24 JODI MUNDY 10 SANTA FE TRAIL 2:26.56 25 KALEY TEMAAT 11 DODGE CITY 2:26.99 80th Kansas Relays 3 26 CHRISTY WELLER 11 TONGANOXIE 2:27.81 27 JENNA MELLEN 12 CLEARWATER 2:28.06 28 ERIN BECK 10 OP-BV N 2:28.21 29 CHAYLA HISEL 10 KEARNEY (MO) 2:28.83 30 SAMANTHA FOULK 12 OL NW 2:30.09 31 AMANDA CALLAWAY 10 BELLE PLAINE 2:30.21 32 CALI GEORGE 11 GARDNER-EDGERTON 2:34.67 Girls 1600 Meter Run High School ================================================================ World Junior: J 4:17.57 1985 Zola Pieterse, Great Britain US Junior: U 4:35.24 1982 Polly Plumer, University, CA U.S. H.S.: H 4:35.24 1982 Polly Plumer, University, CA Kansas Relay: K 4:58.04 2004 Elizabeth Lange, Pius X HS, NE Name Year School Finals ================================================================ 1 ALYSSA ALLISON 10 FESTUS (MO) 5:01.91 2 JEN WEBERS 12 CONIFER (CO) 5:02.34 3 LAURA ROXBERG 11 OP-BV NW 5:02.38 4 EMILY SISSON 09 OMAHA MARIAN -NE 5:07.56 5 HEATHER GARCIA 11 BALDWIN 5:08.60 6 SARA VAUGHN 11 TULSA UNION 5:09.47 7 ALEXA ROGERS 11 DAKOTA RDG (CO) 5:10.52 8 CALI GEORGE 11 GARDNER-EDGERTON 5:11.25 9 ANNIE MARTIN 11 RILEY COUNTY 5:13.87 10 ELIZABETH KEAVENY 11 ST.
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  • 2002 Cal Poly Invitational March 16Th 2002 I

    2002 Cal Poly Invitational March 16Th 2002 I

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