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NCAA Division I - Top 10 Seeds by Event as of February 15 MEN 60 Meters 800 Meters 1 Christian COLEMAN SO Tennessee 6.54 Feb 5 1 Donavan BRAZIER FR Texas A&M 1:45.93 Jan 15 1 John TEETERS JR Oklahoma State 6.54 Jan 29 2 Clayton MURPHY JR Akron 1:46.13 OT Feb 12 3 Cameron BURRELL JR Houston 6.55 Jan 15 3 Eliud RUTTO JR Middle Tennessee 1:46.87 OT Feb 12 4 Ronnie BAKER SR TCU 6.58 Feb 12 4 Shaquille WALKER JR BYU 1:46.97 OT Jan 29 5 Markesh WOODSON SR Missouri 6.59 Feb 12 5 Brannon KIDDER SR Penn State 1:47.01 Jan 29 6 Bryce ROBINSON SR Tulsa 6.62 Jan 22 6 Drew PIAZZA JR New Hampshire 1:47.28 Jan 29 6 Jarrion LAWSON SR Arkansas 6.62 Jan 29 7 Isaiah HARRIS FR Penn State 1:47.31 Feb 5 8 Tevin HESTER SR Clemson 6.63 Jan 9 8 Ryan MANAHAN JR Mississippi 1:47.37 Jan 29 8 Arman HALL SR Florida 6.63 Jan 22 9 Carlton ORANGE FR Arkansas 1:47.38 Jan 29 10 Leshon COLLINS SR Houston 6.64 Jan 15 10 Andres ARROYO JR Florida 1:47.43 OT Jan 22 10 Ryan CLARK FR Florida 6.64 Feb 12 Mile 10 Kenzo COTTON SO Arkansas 6.64 Jan 15 1 Justyn KNIGHT FR Syracuse 3:56.87 Jan 29 10 Brandon CARNES JR Northern Iowa 6.64 Feb 5 2 Futsum JR Northern Arizona 3:56.98cA OT 4:05.92 Jan 29 200 Meters ZIENASELLASSIE 3 Clayton MURPHY JR Akron 3:57.11 OT Feb 5 1 Brendon RODNEY SR LIU Brooklyn 20.52 Feb 12 4 David ELLIOTT SR Boise State 3:57.38 OT Feb 12 2 Nethaneel JR LSU 20.57 Jan 22 MITCHELL-BLAKE 4 Edward CHESEREK JR Oregon 3:57.38 Jan 29 3 Devin JENKINS SR Texas A&M 20.58 Feb 5 6 Jacob BURCHAM JR Oklahoma 3:57.46 OT Feb 12 4 Christian COLEMAN SO Tennessee 20.59 Feb 12 7 Morgan MCDONALD SO Wisconsin 3:57.83 Feb 5 5 Sam WATTS SR TCU 20.60 Feb 12 8 Ahmed BILE SR Georgetown 3:57.84 Feb 6 6 Bryce ROBINSON SR Tulsa 20.63 Feb 5 9 Cole WILLIAMS SR Georgetown 3:57.88 Feb 6 7 Ronnie BAKER SR TCU 20.67cA 20.60 Jan 30 10 Sam PRAKEL JR Oregon 3:57.95 OT Feb 12 8 Tevin HESTER SR Clemson 20.71 Feb 12 3000 Meters 9 Jr, David WINTERS JR South Carolina 20.78 Feb 12 1 Patrick TIERNAN SR Villanova 7:48.55 Feb 12 9 Kenzo COTTON SO Arkansas 20.78 Jan 29 2 Justyn KNIGHT FR Syracuse 7:48.71 OT Feb 12 400 Meters 3 Sean MCGORTY SO Stanford 7:48.79 OT Feb 12 1 Michael CHERRY JR LSU 45.78 Jan 29 4 Luis VARGAS SR NC State 7:48.81cf 7:54.26 Jan 29 2 Nathan STROTHER SO Tennessee 46.25 Feb 12 5 William KINCAID SR Portland 7:48.89 Jan 22 3 Byron ROBINSON JR Texas 46.27 Feb 12 6 Izaic YORKS SR Washington 7:50.20 OT Feb 12 4 Dontrell LYONS JR Southeastern Louisia 46.43cA 46.32 Jan 22 7 Willy FINK JR Eastern Michigan 7:50.57cf 7:56.04 Jan 29 5 Tyler BROWN JR Eastern Michigan 46.45 OT Feb 12 8 Patrick CORONA SR Air Force 7:50.60 OT Feb 12 6 Fred KERLEY JR Texas A&M 46.48 Jan 29 9 Colby GILBERT SO Washington 7:50.96 OT Feb 12 7 Joseph RICHARDS III SR Texas Tech 46.49 Feb 12 10 Jefferson ABBEY JR Colorado State 7:51.38 OT Feb 12 8 George CADDICK JR Baylor 46.52 Feb 5 5000 Meters 9 Kyle COLLINS JR Texas Tech 46.54cA 46.43 Feb 5 1 Edward CHESEREK JR Oregon 13:35.86 OT Feb 12 10 Izaiah BROWN FR Rutgers 46.61 OT Jan 8 2 Thomas CURTIN SR Virginia Tech 13:37.10 OT Feb 12 3 Marc SCOTT JR Tulsa 13:37.34 OT Feb 12 4 Colin BENNIE SO Syracuse 13:38.81 OT Feb 12 5 Ryan WALLING SR Mississippi 13:39.44 OT Feb 12 6 Pierce MURPHY SO Colorado 13:40.12 OT Feb 12 7 William KINCAID SR Portland 13:44.34 Dec 11 8 Futsum JR Northern Arizona 13:44.89 Dec 11 ZIENASELLASSIE 9 Daniel EVERETT SR Iowa State 13:44.90 OT Feb 12 10 Gabe GONZALES SR Arkansas 13:45.98 OT Feb 12 Monday, February 15, 2016 USTFCCCA.org Page 1 of 6 NCAA Division I - Top 10 Seeds by Event as of February 15 MEN 60 Meter Hurdles Distance Medley Relay 1 Dondre ECHOLS SR South Carolina 7.69 Feb 12 1 Makins, Shisler, Penn State 9:27.20 Jan 29 1 Jordan MOORE JR LSU 7.69 Jan 22 Harris, Kidder 1 Israel NELSON FR Oral Roberts 7.69 Jan 29 2 Coyle, Shumway, Stanford 9:27.27 Jan 29 Brinkley, McGorty 4 Trey HOLLOWAY SR Hampton 7.70 Jan 22 3 Bartelsmeyer, Georgetown 9:29.78 Jan 29 5 Freddie III JR Syracuse 7.71 Jan 15 White, Williams, Bile CRITTENDEN 4 Domanic, Manahan, Mississippi 9:30.48 Jan 29 5 Aaron MALLETT JR Iowa 7.71 Jan 29 Engels, Tobin 7 Marcus FR Houston 7.72 Feb 12 5 Williamsz, Purcell, Villanova 9:30.66 Feb 12 MCWILLIAMS Slade, Denault 8 Devon ALLEN SO Oregon 7.74 Jan 29 6 Haney, Thiel, Oregon 9:30.95 Jan 29 8 Michael DICKSON FR North Carolina A&T 7.74 Feb 5 Franzmair, Cheserek 8 Oladapo SR Nebraska 7.74 Feb 12 7 Fayers, Singleton, Oklahoma State 9:35.35 Jan 29 AKINMOLADUN Johnson, Noelle 8 Brazier, Grant, Texas A&M 9:35.62 Jan 29 4x400 Relay Hernandez, Villarreal 1 Bilderback, Irvin, Texas 3:04.41 Feb 12 Robinson, Bailey Jr. 9 Wallace, Janise, Arkansas 9:36.77 Jan 29 Thomas, Dalquist 2 Grayson, Bruton, LSU 3:04.46 Jan 29 Cherry, Dunkley 10 Eke, Armstrong, Oklahoma 9:37.28 Jan 29 Goldberg, Burcham 3 Champlin, Richards Texas Tech 3:04.98 Feb 12 III, Jones, Collins High Jump 4 Igbokwe, Arkansas 3:05.35 Feb 12 Washington, 1 Bradley ADKINS SR Texas Tech 2.29m 7-6 Feb 12 Stephen, Lawson 2 Randall SO Southern California 2.26m 7-5 Jan 22 5 Glass, Clark, Fasasi, Florida 3:05.57 OT Jan 22 CUNNINGHAM Hall 3 Christoff BRYAN SO Kansas State 2.25m 7-4½ Feb 12 6 London, Gary, Baylor 3:05.90 OT Jan 22 3 Avion JONES SR East Carolina 2.25m 7-4½ Jan 15 Moore, Caddick 5 Kyle LANDON JR Southern Illinois 2.24m 7-4¼ Jan 15 7 Grant, Hickey, Texas A&M 3:06.73 Feb 12 Kerley, Age 6 Roland SALES SR UT Arlington 2.20m 7-2½ Feb 5 8 Rush, Alexandre, Nebraska 3:06.96 Feb 12 7 Trey CULVER SO Texas Tech 2.19m 7-2¼ Feb 12 Gipson, Wiseman 7 Ken LEGASSEY JR Arkansas 2.19m 7-2¼ Feb 12 9 Cogdell, Coleman, Tennessee 3:07.83 Feb 5 7 Jonathan WELLS SO Illinois 2.19m 7-2¼ Feb 5 Carter, Strother 7 Taylor SMITH JR Air Force 2.19m 7-2¼ Feb 12 10 Lamb, Cheeks, Clemson 3:08.06 Feb 5 7 Zachary BLACKHAM JR BYU 2.19m 7-2¼ Jan 21 Lewis, Green 7 Brett POZOLINSKI SR Milwaukee 2.19m 7-2¼ Feb 13 Pole Vault 1 Jake BLANKENSHIP SR Tennessee 5.72m 18-9¼ Feb 5 2 Torben LAIDIG SO Virginia Tech 5.62m 18-5¼ Feb 5 3 Dylan BELL SR Air Force 5.56m 18-2¾ Feb 5 4 Jax THOIRS SR Washington 5.48m 17-11¾ Feb 12 5 Deakin VOLZ FR Virginia Tech 5.46m 17-11 Jan 15 5 Jacob WOOTEN FR Texas A&M 5.46m 17-11 Feb 5 7 Reese WATSON SR Texas 5.43m 17-9¾ Feb 12 7 Casey BOWEN SR Kansas 5.43m 17-9¾ Feb 5 9 Sean COLLINS FR South Alabama 5.42m 17-9¼ Feb 7 9 Devin KING SO Southeastern Louisia 5.42m 17-9¼ Feb 7 Monday, February 15, 2016 USTFCCCA.org Page 2 of 6 NCAA Division I - Top 10 Seeds by Event as of February 15 MEN Long Jump Heptathlon 1 Jonathan ADDISON SR NC State 8.17m 26-9¾ Feb 5 1 Garrett SCANTLING SR Georgia 6020 Jan 29 1 Jarrion LAWSON SR Arkansas 8.17m 26-9¾ Jan 29 2 Pau TONNESEN SR Arizona 5972 OT Jan 29 3 Bilal ABDULLAH SR Kennesaw State 7.98m 26-2¼ Jan 16 3 Bilal ABDULLAH SR Kennesaw State 5891 Feb 5 4 KeAndre BATES SO Florida 7.93m 26-¼ Jan 29 4 Maicel UIBO SR Georgia 5854 Jan 29 5 Steven BARZE JR Southeastern Louisia 7.92m 26-0 Jan 8 5 Zach ZIEMEK SR Wisconsin 5825 Jan 29 6 Jarvis GOTCH SR Louisiana Tech 7.87m 25-10 Jan 29 6 Luca WIELAND SO Minnesota 5814 Dec 4 7 Will WILLIAMS SO Texas A&M 7.85m 25-9¼ Jan 23 7 Tim DUCKWORTH SO Kentucky 5695 OT Jan 22 7 Eric SLOAN JR Southern California 7.85m 25-9¼ Jan 22 8 Harrison WILLIAMS SO Stanford 5690 Jan 29 9 Roelf PIENAAR JR Arkansas State 7.82m 25-8 Dec 6 9 Karl SALURI SO Georgia 5686 Jan 29 10 Kenneth FISHER JR Bethune-Cookman 7.80m 25-7¼ Feb 11 10 Alex MCCUNE SR Akron 5681 OT Feb 5 Triple Jump 1 Eric SLOAN JR Southern California 17.03m 55-10½ Feb 12 2 Jeremiah GREEN JR Alabama 16.68m 54-8¾ Feb 12 3 Matthew ONEAL SR USF 16.66m 54-8 Jan 22 4 Clive PULLEN JR Arkansas 16.54m 54-3¼ Feb 12 5 Shawn JOHNSON SR Auburn 16.42m 53-10½ Feb 12 6 Felix OBI SR Baylor 16.36m 53-8¼ Jan 22 7 Donovan TOLBERT SR Kent State 16.18m 53-1 Jan 22 8 Tim WHITE JR Arizona State 16.15m 53-0 Feb 12 9 Nate MOORE SO Oregon 16.14m 52-11½ Feb 12 10 Vincent OKOT JR Middle Tennessee 16.08m 52-9¼ Dec 5 10 Darian BROOKS SR Stanford 16.08m 52-9¼ Jan 16 Shot Put 1 Ryan CROUSER SR Texas 21.28m 69-9¾ Feb 12 2 Filip MIHALJEVIC SO Virginia 20.69m 67-10¾ Jan 22 3 Nicholas SCARVELIS SR UCLA 20.36m 66-9¾ Jan 16 4 JC MURASKY SR Ohio State 19.93m 65-4¾ Feb 5 5 Ashinia MILLER SR Georgia 19.85m 65-1½ Jan 29 6 Chuk ENEKWECHI SR Purdue 19.79m 64-11¼ Feb 5 7 Josh FREEMAN SR Southern Illinois 19.67m 64-6½ Jan 15 8 Luke JOHNSON SR Minnesota 19.48m 63-11 Feb 12 9 Nicholas PONZIO SO Southern California 19.43m 63-9 Jan 16 10 Nicolai CEBAN SO Kansas 19.25m 63-2 Feb 12 Weight Throw 1 Chuk ENEKWECHI SR Purdue 23.89m 78-4½ Feb 13 2 Cameron BROWN SR Tennessee 22.86m 75-0 Feb 12 3 Rudy WINKLER JR Cornell 22.82m 74-10½ Feb 5 4 Alexander YOUNG SR Southeastern Louisia 22.58m 74-1 Jan 31 5 Greg SKIPPER SR Oregon 22.09m 72-5¾ Feb 12 6 Bradley SAUER SR Southern Illinois 22.06m 72-4½ Jan 29 7 Andrew WELLS SR Pittsburgh 21.87m 71-9 Feb 12 8 Anthony JONES SR Eastern Michigan 21.84m 71-8 Feb 12 9 AJ HICKS SR North Carolina 21.72m 71-3¼ Feb 5 10 Vinny GJOKAJ JR Michigan State 21.63m 70-11¾ Jan 23 Monday, February 15, 2016 USTFCCCA.org Page 3 of 6 NCAA Division I - Top 10 Seeds by Event as of February 15 WOMEN 60 Meters 800 Meters 1 Shayla SANDERS SR Florida 7.17 Jan 29 1 Sabrina JR Georgetown 2:03.10 Feb 6 SOUTHERLAND 2 Jasmine TODD JR Oregon 7.20 Jan 29 2 Anima BANKS SR Duke 2:03.41 Feb 12 3 Hannah CUNLIFFE SO Oregon 7.22cA 7.20 Feb 12 3 Kaela EDWARDS SO Oklahoma State 2:03.60 Jan 15 4 Teahna DANIELS FR Texas 7.23 Feb 12 4 Siofra CLEIRIGH SO Villanova 2:03.74 Feb 6 5 Morolake SR Texas 7.24 Feb 12 BUTTNER AKINOSUN 5 Ce'aira BROWN SR Hampton 2:03.77cf 2:05.19 Feb 11 6 Mikiah BRISCO SO LSU 7.25cA 7.23 Feb 5 6 Annie LEBLANC SR Oregon 2:03.84 OT Feb 12 7 Kali
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    SR/Adhocsport/57/2019 IN THE MATTER OF PROCEEDINGS BROUGHT UNDER THE ANTI-DOPING RULES OF THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF ATHLETICS FEDERATIONS Before: Michael Beloff QC (Chair) Francisco A. Larios Jeffrey Benz BETWEEN: International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) Anti-Doping Organisation -and- Jarrion Lawson Respondent DECISION OF THE DISCIPLINARY TRIBUNAL A. INTRODUCTION 1. The Claimant, the International Association of Athletics Federations (“IAAF”), is the International Federation governing the sport of Athletics worldwide.1 It has its registered seat in Monaco. 2. The Respondent, Mr. Jarrion Lawson (the “Athlete”), is a 25-year-old American long jumper/sprinter. 3. On February 27, 2019, the Athletics Integrity Unit (“AIU”) charged the Athlete pursuant to Articles 2.1 and 2.2 of the IAAF Anti-Doping Rules (“ADR”) with an Anti-Doping Rule Violation (“ADRV’’) for the Presence and Use of a Prohibited Substance or its Metabolites or Markers, Epitrenbolone (a metabolite of Trenbolone). A. FACTUAL BACKGROUND 4. Below is a chronological summary of the undisputed evidence before the Disciplinary Tribunal (the “Tribunal”). 5. On April 11, 2018, the Athlete tested negative at a doping control test. 6. At all times between April 11, 2018 and June 2, 2018 he was subject to testing, during which period he competed on May 20, 2018 in the Seiko Golden Grand Prix Osaka 2018 in Osaka, Japan. 7. On June 2, 2018 in Springdale, Arkansas (USA), the Athlete underwent an Out-of- Competition doping control test following the Osaka meet. The Athlete provided a urine Sample with reference number 1609851 (the “Sample”). 8. On June 14, 2018, the A Sample was analysed by the WADA-accredited laboratory in Los Angeles, California (USA) (the “Laboratory”) and revealed the presence of Epitrenbolone (the “Adverse Analytical Finding” or “AAF”).
  • Track & Field and Cross Country

    Track & Field and Cross Country

    Texas Track & Field and Cross Country Contact: David Wiechmann | [email protected] | O: 512-471-6062 | C: 936-234-2711 6 NCAA Indoor Championships | 4 NCAA Outdoor Championships 15 Big 12 Conference Indoor Championships | 15 Big 12 Conference Outdoor Championships COachiNG STAFF NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS daTE: March 11-12 LOcaTION: Birmingham, Ala. Director of Track & Field and Cross Country ___ Mario Sategna faciliTY: Birmingham CrossPlex Associate Head Coach - Sprints _______ Tonja Buford-Bailey TwiTTER: @UTexasTrack | @NCAATrackField Assistant Coach - Distance/XC ____________Brad Herbster LIVE RESULTS: FlashResults.com LIVE VIDEO: ESPN3.com: Friday 5:25 pm | Saturday 3:55 pm Assistant Coach - Sprints _______________ Seth Henson Assistant Coach - Field Events _______________ Ty Sevin Texas Track & Field heads to Birmingham, Alabama, this weekend as the Longhorns will face the best the nation Assistant Coach - Jumps _______Kareem Streete-Thompson has to offer at the NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships. Action gets underway on Friday from the Birmingham Director of Operations ________________LaVera Morris CrossPlex with Texas looking for a handful of individual titles and a team championship to go with them. Twitter: @UTexasTrack The women’s team enters the meet ranked No. 5 in the latest USTFCCCA Rankings. MOST NCAA ENTRIES Instagram: utexastrackfieldxc The men stand in at seventh. Both teams finished sixth at last year’s champion- MEN ENTRIES ship meet and return a number of veterans who could make a big impact on the Arkansas 12 2016 SCHEDULE team standings. OREGON, Texas A&M 10 Florida 8 Senior Courtney Okolo is the defending champion in the 400 meters and juco LSU 7 INDOOR champion Chrisann Gordon joins her in the mix for Texas this year.
  • Crystal Reports Activex Designer

    Crystal Reports Activex Designer

    Delta Timing Group - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 7:16 PM 5/16/2015 Page 1 2015 Big 12 Outdoor Track & Field Championships Bergan Track - Ames, IA - 5/15/2015 to 5/17/2015 Meet Program Event 1 Women 100 Meter Dash (8) Event 7 Women 800 Meter Run (8) Sunday 5/17/2015 - 4:55 PM Sunday 5/17/2015 - 5:15 PM Collegiate: 10.78 6/2/1989 Dawn Sowell Collegiate: 1:59.11 6/1/1990 Suzy Favor Big 12: 10.95 2008 Simone Facey Big 12: 2:03.60 2000 Ashley Wysong Lane NameYr School Prelims Lane NameYr School Prelims Section 1 of 1 Finals Section 1 of 1 Finals 1 Sydney Conley JR Kansas 11.46 1 Olicia Williams JR Baylor 2:07.60 2 A'Keyla Mitchell FR K-State 11.45 2 Whitney Adams SO Kansas 2:08.74 3 Zainab Sanni SO Kansas 11.42 3 Abbie Hetherington FR OK State 2:09.10 4 Cierra White SR Texas Tech 11.33 4 Kaela Edwards SO OK State 2:10.94 5 Morolake Akinosun JR Texas 11.29 5 Savannah Camacho SO OK State 2:07.55 6 Morgan Snow SR Texas 11.45 6 Sonia Gaskin JR K-State 2:07.99 7 Tiffani McReynolds SR Baylor 11.52 7 Rhavean King JR Kansas 2:11.53 8 Erin Jones SR Oklahoma 11.45 8 Kaylee Dodd FR OK State 2:07.77 Event 3 Women 200 Meter Dash (8) Event 9 Women 1500 Meter Run (8) Sunday 5/17/2015 - 5:55 PM Sunday 5/17/2015 - 3:50 PM Collegiate: 22.04 6/2/1989 Dawn Sowell Collegiate: 3:59.90 2009 Jenny Barringer Big 12: 22.29 2008 Porscha Lucas Big 12: 4:12.15 2000 Kara Wheeler Lane NameYr School Prelims Lane NameYr School Prelims Section 1 of 1 Finals Section 1 of 1 Finals 1 Shania Collins FR Texas 23.23 1 Sandie Raines SO Texas 4:20.65 2 Caitland Smith FR Texas 23.18 2 Caileigh Glenn SR OK State 4:27.62 3 Zainab Sanni SO Kansas 23.14 3 Maggie Montoya SO Baylor 4:27.50 4 A'Keyla Mitchell FR K-State 23.02 4 Belle Wallace FR Oklahoma 4:22.81 5 Cierra White SR Texas Tech 22.84 5 Natalja Piliusina SR OK State 4:19.77 6 Kendall Baisden SO Texas 22.80 6 Millie Paladino FR W.