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Meet History -- NCAA Division I Indoor Championships Men's 55 Meters as of 3/7/2019 3:10:02 PM 1998 Indianapolis, Ind. 1994 Indianapolis, Ind. Finals: Sat 3/14 Finals: Fri 3/11 1 Ja'Warren HOOKER Washington 6.13 1 Greg SADDLER Ole Miss 6.11 2 Corey BRIDGES South Carolina 6.21 2 Tim HARDEN Kentucky 6.13 3 Ronnie POWELL Northwestern State 6.22 3 Marcus REED UCLA 6.21 4 Felix ANDAM BYU 6.24 4 Kareem STREETE- JR Rice 6.24 THOMPSON 5 Ronald PROMESSE UTEP 6.27 5 Anthony JONES Illinois 6.27 6 Ephion JACKSON Fresno State 6.27 6 DeMarcus LINDSEY Kentucky 6.27 7 Jarmiene HOLLOWAY TCU 6.30 7 Obadele THOMPSON FR UTEP 6.28 --- Wayne JOHNSON UTEP --- 8 Roland MCGHEE Middle Tennessee 6.30 1997 Indianapolis, Ind. 1993 Indianapolis, Ind. Finals: Sat 3/8 Finals: Sat 3/13 1 Bryan HOWARD Auburn 6.19 1 Michael GREEN Clemson 6.15 2 Percival SPENCER TCU 6.21 2 Marlon THOMAS Auburn 6.26 3 Garfield ELLERWOOD Seton Hall 6.23 3 Thomas RANDOLPH Kansas State 6.26 4 Frank NWANKPA Iowa State 6.25 4 Randy JORDAN North Carolina 6.26 5 Leon GORDON Texas Tech 6.25 5 Kareem STREETE- SO Rice 6.27 6 David BABB UMBC 6.26 THOMPSON 7 Allen ROSSUM Notre Dame 6.26 6 Roland MCGHEE Middle Tennessee 6.29 --- Obadele THOMPSON SR UTEP --- 1992 Indianapolis, Ind. 1996 Indianapolis, Ind. Finals: Sat 3/14 Finals: Sat 3/9 1 Michael GREEN Clemson 6.08 1 Tim HARDEN Kentucky 6.06 2 Obinna EREGBU Iowa State 6.18 2 Obadele THOMPSON JR UTEP 6.08 3 Olapade ADENIKEN UTEP 6.20 3 David BABB UMBC 6.18 4 James TRAPP Clemson 6.22 4 Thaddeus SHANNON Texas A&M 6.21 5 Marcel CARTER Florida 6.25 5 Curtis JOHNSON North Carolina 6.23 6 Augustin OLOBIA Washington State 6.25 6 Tony MCCALL North Carolina 6.23 7 Bryan HOWARD Auburn 6.26 1991 Indianapolis, Ind. Semifinals: Fri 3/8 Finals: Sat 3/9 1 Obadele THOMPSON JR UTEP 6.08 1h1 1 Augustin OLOBIA Washington State 6.17 2 David BOBB UMBC 6.15 2h1 2 Raghib ISMAIL Notre Dame 6.19 3 Frank FREDERICKS SR BYU 6.19 1995 Indianapolis, Ind. 4 Jon DRUMMOND TCU 6.20 Finals: Sat 3/11 5 James TRAPP Clemson 6.21 1 Tim HARDEN Kentucky 6.12 6 Obinna EREGBU Iowa State 6.25 2 Donovan POWELL TCU 6.19 3 Obadele THOMPSON SO UTEP 6.20 4 Riley WASHINGTON Nebraska 6.25 5 Tony MCCALL North Carolina 6.26 6 Kareem STREETE- SR Rice 6.29 THOMPSON 7 Allen ROSSUM Notre Dame 6.29 8 Bode OSAGIOBARE Georgia 6.30 Thursday, March 7, 2019 USTFCCCA.org Page 1 of 295 Meet History -- NCAA Division I Indoor Championships Men's 55 Meters as of 3/7/2019 3:10:02 PM 1990 Indianapolis, Ind. 1986 Oklahoma City, Okla. Finals: Sat 3/10 Finals: Fri 3/14 1 Andre CASON Texas A&M 6.07 1 Lee MCRAE SO Pittsburgh 6.00 2 Leroy BURRELL SR Houston 6.17 (changed from 5.99 after day-after inspection of photo) 3 Olapade ADENIKEN UTEP 6.19 2 Sam GRADDY Tennessee 6.05 4 Derwin HALL Texas 6.20 3 Leroy BURRELL FR Houston 6.12 5 James JETT West Virginia 6.24 4 Luis MORALES Southern California 6.19 6 James TRAPP Clemson 6.26 5 Chidi IMOH Missouri 6.20 6 Lee MCNEIL East Carolina 6.21 Semifinals: Fri 3/9 Andre CASON Texas A&M 6.04 1h1 Preliminaries: Fri 3/14 0 Leroy BURRELL SR Houston 6.11 1h2 Lee MCRAE SO Pittsburgh 6.07 1h2 Sam GRADDY Tennessee 6.03 1h1 Preliminaries: Fri 3/9 0 Chidi IMOH SR Missouri 6.10 2h2 0 Andre CASON Texas A&M 6.11 1h1 Lee MCNEILL East Carolina 6.14 2h1 1989 Indianapolis, Ind. 1985 Syracuse, N.Y. Finals: Sat 3/11 Finals: Sat 3/9 1 Raymond STEWART TCU 6.07 1 Sam GRADDY Tennessee 6.12 2 Leroy BURRELL JR Houston 6.11 2 Rod RICHARDSON Texas A&M 6.17 3 Robert GLENN Southern Miss 6.16 3 Roscoe TATUM TCU 6.21 4 Greg MOSES Clemson 6.17 4 Raymond STEWART TCU 6.22 5 Frank FREDERICKS SO BYU 6.26 5 Chidi IMOH JR Missouri 6.25 6 Andre CASON Texas A&M 6.26 6 Lee MCRAE FR Pittsburgh 6.26 7 Alexander WRIGHT Auburn 6.34 --- Ray HILL Kansas State --- 1984 Syracuse, N.Y. Finals: Sat 3/10 1988 Oklahoma City, Okla. 1 Rod RICHARDSON Texas A&M 6.14 Finals: Sat 3/12 2 Sam GRADDY Tennessee 6.15 1 Lee MCRAE SR Pittsburgh 6.07 3 Bruce DAVIS Baylor 6.17 2 Brian COOPER McNeese State 6.11 4 George NICHOLAS Ohio State 6.21 3 Dennis MITCHELL Florida 6.16 5 Mike MORRIS Syracuse 6.22 4 Joe DELOACH Houston 6.21 6 Chidi IMOH SO Missouri 6.23 5 Bill TROTT Nebraska 6.22 6 Robert GLENN Southern Miss 6.23 1983 Pontiac, Mich. 7 Lee MCNEIL East Carolina 6.24 8 Albert EDWARDS Northwestern State 6.25 Finals: Sat 3/12 2 Calvin SMITH Alabama --- 1987 Oklahoma City, Okla. 3 Mark MCNEIL Houston --- 4 Bruce DAVIS Baylor --- Finals: Sat 3/14 5 Darwin COOK Southern California --- 1 Lee MCRAE JR Pittsburgh 6.13 6 Bryon HARRIS Toledo --- 2 Brian COOPER McNeese State 6.17 3 Roscoe TATUM TCU 6.18 4 Joe DELOACH Houston 6.19 5 Manley WALLER Georgia 6.21 6 Danny PEEBLES NC State 6.25 7 Les MCNEILL East Carolina 6.26 8 Tony JONES Florida 6.27 Thursday, March 7, 2019 USTFCCCA.org Page 2 of 295 Meet History -- NCAA Division I Indoor Championships Men's 55 Meters as of 3/7/2019 3:10:03 PM 1982 Pontiac, Mich. 1977 Detroit, Mich. Finals: Sat 3/13 Finals: Sat 3/12 1 Rod RICHARDSON Texas A&M 6.07 1 Greg EDMOND Houston --- 2 Stanley FLOYD Houston 6.14 2 Harvey GLANCE Auburn --- 3 Calvin SMITH Alabama 6.17 3 Cliff WILEY Kansas --- 4 Emmit KING JR Alabama 6.18 4 John GARRISON Oklahoma --- 5 Fabian WHYMNS UTEP 6.20 5 Randy SMITH Michigan State --- 1981 Detroit, Mich. 1976 Detroit, Mich. Finals: Sat 3/14 Finals: Sat 3/13 1 Carl LEWIS Houston --- 1 Harvey GLANCE Auburn --- 2 Mel LATTANY Georgia --- 2 Don MERRICK Florida State --- 3 Ephraim SERRETTE Fairleigh Dickinson --- 3 Reggie JONES Tennessee --- 4 Raymond JAMES Connecticut --- 4 Tony EASLEY Auburn --- 5 Mike MILLER Tennessee --- 5 Ricci GARDNER Tennessee --- 6 Jeff PHILLIPS Tennessee --- 1975 Detroit, Mich. Detroit, Mich. 1980 Finals: Sat 3/15 Finals: Sat 3/15 1 Hasely CRAWFORD Eastern Michigan --h 1 Curtis DICKEY Texas A&M --- 2 Clifford OUTLIN Auburn --- 2 Jerome DEAL UTEP --- 3 Michael SHARPE Florida --- 3 Stanley FLOYD Auburn --- 4 Reggie JONES Tennessee --- 4 Mel LATTANY Georgia --- 5 Bill COLLINS TCU --- 5 Mike MILLER Tennessee --- 6 Jeff PHILLIPS Tennessee --- 1974 Detroit, Mich. Finals: Sat 3/9 1979 Detroit, Mich. 1 Clifford OUTLIN Auburn --h Finals: Sat 3/10 2 Ohene KARIKARI Colorado --- 1 Curtis DICKEY Texas A&M --- 3 Thomas WHATLEY Alabama --- 2 Harvey GLANCE Auburn --- 4 Lawrence BURTON Purdue --- 3 Terry CARTER Kent State --- 5 Dean WILLIAMS Kansas State --- 4 Jerome DEAL UTEP --- 5 Rich EDWARDS Houston --- 1973 Detroit, Mich. Finals: Sat 3/10 1978 Detroit, Mich. 1 Gerald TINKER Kent State --h Finals: Sat 3/11 2 Ed HAMMONDS Memphis --- 1 Curtis DICKEY Texas A&M --- 3 Marshall DILL Michigan State --- 2 Tony EASLEY Auburn --- 4 Carl LAWSON Idaho State --- 3 Robert JONES Morehead State --- 5 Steve PETTES Oklahoma State --- 4 Revey SCOTT LSU --- 5 Dennis SCOTT Virginia Tech --- 1972 Detroit, Mich. Finals: Sat 3/11 1 Herb WASHINGTON SR Michigan State --h 2 Ed HAMMONDS Memphis --- 3 James BATIE Troy --- 4 Tom WHATLEY Alabama --- Jimmie HARRIS Ohio State --- Thursday, March 7, 2019 USTFCCCA.org Page 3 of 295 Meet History -- NCAA Division I Indoor Championships Men's 55 Meters as of 3/7/2019 3:10:03 PM 1971 Detroit, Mich. 1966 Detroit, Mich. Finals: Sat 3/13 Finals: Sat 3/12 1 Jim GREEN SR Kentucky --h 1 Charlie GREENE Nebraska --h 2 Herb WASHINGTON JR Michigan State --- 2 Roy POLLARD Morgan State --- 3 Jim HARRIS Ohio State --- 3 Craig WALLACE Kentucky State --- 4 George DANIELS Colorado --- 4 Jim FREEMAN Murray State --- 5 Gene BROWN Michigan --- 5 Lynn HEADLEY Nebraska --- 1970 Detroit, Mich. 1965 Detroit, Mich. Finals: Sat 3/14 Finals: Sat 3/13 1 Herb WASHINGTON SO Michigan State --h 1 Charlie GREENE Nebraska --h 2 Jim GREEN JR Kentucky --- 2 Darel NEWMAN Fresno State --- 3 Mel GRAY JR Missouri --- 3 Trenton JACKSON Illinois --- 4 Earl HARRIS Oklahoma State --- 4 Charlie BROWN Missouri --- 5 Jim HARRIS Ohio State --- 1969 Detroit, Mich. Finals: Sat 3/15 1 John CARLOS San Jose State --h 2 Glenn LONG Oklahoma --- 3 Herb WASHINGTON FR Michigan State --- 4 Mike GOODRICH Indiana --- 5 Earl HARRIS Oklahoma State --- 6 Kirk CLAYTON San Jose State --- 1968 Detroit, Mich. Finals: Sat 3/16 1 Jim GREEN FR Kentucky --h 2 Craig WALLACE Kentucky State --- 3 Lennox MILLER Southern California --- 4 Glenn LONG Oklahoma --- 5 O.J. SIMPSON Southern California --- 1967 Detroit, Mich. Finals: Sat 3/11 1 Charlie GREENE Nebraska --h 2 Glenn LONG Oklahoma --- 3 Kent LAWRENCE Georgia --- 4 Lennox MILLER Southern California --- 5 O.J. SIMPSON Southern California --- Thursday, March 7, 2019 USTFCCCA.org Page 4 of 295 Meet History -- NCAA Division I Indoor Championships Men's 60 Meters as of 3/7/2019 3:10:03 PM 2018 College Station, Texas 2017 College Station, Texas Finals: Sat 3/10 Finals: Sat 3/11 1 Elijah HALL SR Houston 6.52 1s1 1 Christian COLEMAN JR Tennessee 6.45 2 Raheem CHAMBERS SO Auburn 6.53 2s1 2 Cameron BURRELL SR Houston 6.54 Raheem CHAMBERS SO Auburn 6.53 2s1 3 Jaylen BACON JR Arkansas State 6.56 3 Demek KEMP SR South Carolina State 6.55 3s1 4 Senoj-Jay GIVANS SR Texas 6.59 4 Cejhae GREENE SR Georgia 6.61 4s1 5 Kendal WILLIAMS SO Georgia 6.60 5 Jaylen BACON SR Arkansas State 6.62 5s1 6 Kyree KING SR Oregon 6.63 6 Divine ODUDURU RS FRTexas Tech 6.62 6s1 7 Mario BURKE SO Houston 6.66 7 Kendal WILLIAMS JR Georgia 6.65 7s1 8 Kenzo COTTON JR Arkansas 6.70 8 Jaylen MITCHELL SO North Carolina A&T 6.69 8s1 Preliminaries: Fri 3/10 Preliminaries: Fri 3/9 1 Christian COLEMAN JR Tennessee 6.50 1h1 1 Raheem CHAMBERS SO Auburn 6.56 1h2 2 Kendal WILLIAMS SO Georgia 6.57 1h2 Raheem CHAMBERS SO Auburn 6.56 1h2 3 Cameron BURRELL SR Houston 6.53 2h1 2 Elijah HALL SR Houston 6.56 1h1 4 Jaylen BACON JR Arkansas State 6.57 2h2
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    ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10th IAAF World Championships in Athletics Helsinki (FIN) - Saturday, Aug 06, 2005 Shot Put - M QUALIFICATION Qual. rule: qualification standard 20.25m or at least best 12 qualified. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Group A 06 August 2005 - 10:00 Position Bib Athlete Country Mark . 1 971 Christian Cantwell USA 21.11 Q . 2 200 Joachim Olsen DEN 20.85 Q . 3 75 Andrei Mikhnevich BLR 20.54 Q . 4 1012Adam Nelson USA 20.35 Q . 5 304 Tepa Reinikainen FIN 20.19 q . 6 727 Tomasz Majewski POL 20.12 q . 7 363 Carl Myerscough GBR 20.07 q . 8 774 Gheorghe Guset ROU 19.83 . 9 239 Manuel Martínez ESP 19.55 . 10 194 Petr Stehlík CZE 19.48 . 11 853 Miran Vodovnik SLO 19.28 . 12 838 Ivan Yushkov RUS 18.98 . 13 143 Marco Antonio Verni CHI 18.60 . 14 509 Dorian Scott JAM 18.33 . 840 Shaka Sola SAM DNS . Athlete 1st 2nd 3rd Christian Cantwell 21.11 Joachim Olsen 20.16 19.82 20.85 Andrei Mikhnevich 20.54 Adam Nelson X 20.35 Tepa Reinikainen 19.87 20.19 20.06 Tomasz Majewski 20.04 20.12 20.09 Carl Myerscough 19.88 20.07 19.68 Gheorghe Guset 19.44 19.60 19.83 Manuel Martínez 19.49 19.55 19.28 Petr Stehlík 18.98 19.48 X Miran Vodovnik 18.60 18.58 19.28 Ivan Yushkov 18.77 18.98 X Marco Antonio Verni X X 18.60 Dorian Scott 18.10 X 18.33 Shaka Sola Group B 06 August 2005 - 10:00 Position Bib Athlete Country Mark .
  • HAMMER 1921 (Chicago, June 18) 1

    HAMMER 1921 (Chicago, June 18) 1

    HAMMER 1921 (Chicago, June 18) 1. Charles Redmon (Chicago) ............................... Jr ................133‑9 (MR) 2. Chester Blackwood (Northwestern) .................. So‑Jr ..........? 3. Duke Slater (Iowa) ............................................. Jr ................? 4. Fletcher Skidmore (Sewanee) ........................... Sr ...............? 5. Sam Hill (Illinois) ................................................ So ..............? (40.76) 1922 (Chicago, June 17) 1. Jack Merchant (Cal) .......................................... Sr ...............161‑4 (MR) 2. Mike Palm (Penn State) ..................................... So ..............136‑3 (also over old MR) 3. Sam Hill (Illinois) ................................................ Jr ................134‑2 4. Sam White (Ohio State) ..................................... Sr ...............126‑5 5. Carl Schmidt (Michigan) .................................... Jr ................124‑2 (49.18, 41.52, 40.90, 38.54, 37.84) (defending champ Redmon?) 1923 (Chicago, June 16) 1. Fred Tootell (Bowdoin) ...................................... Sr ...............175‑1 (MR) 2. Sam Hill (Illinois) ................................................ Sr ...............140‑5 3. Howard Hindes (Michigan) ................................ Jr ................131‑11 4. Fred Ludeke (Stanford) ..................................... Sr ...............130‑9 5. Carl Schmidt (Michigan) .................................... Sr ...............129‑2 6. Mike Palm (Penn State) ....................................