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Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 7:38 PM 1/25/2019 Flash Results, Inc. - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 7:38 PM 1/25/2019 Page 1 Razorback Invitational - 1/25/2019 to 1/26/2019 Randal Tyson Track Complex Univ.of Arkansas--Fayetteville, AR Results - Friday Event 2 Women 200 M Event 10 Women DMR Tyson Center: 22.40 3/14/2008 Bianca Knight Tyson Center: 10:51.89 3/13/2015 Razorback: 22.72 1/29/2016 Kyra Jefferson Kamilos, McKnight, Haiss, Scott Name Yr School Finals Razorback: 11:01.15 1/29/2016 Finals M Sugroue, C Nichols, S Camacho, K Edwards 1 Abby Steiner FR Kentucky 22.97 10 Team Relay Finals 2 Payton Chadwick SR Arkansas 22.97 8 Finals 3 Kortnei Johnson SR LSU 23.38 6 1 Florida 11:15.59 10 4 Kiara Parker SR Arkansas 23.41 5 1) Imogen Barrett FR 2) Nikki Stephens SO 5 Kethlin Campbell SO Arkansas 23.42 4 3) Gabrielle Wilkinson FR 4) Jessica Pascoe JR 6 Kianna Gray SR Kentucky 23.55 3 2 Oregon 11:17.54 8 7 Iman Brown SO Oregon 23.57 2 1) Jessica Hull SR 2) Taylor Chiotti FR 8 Jada Baylark JR Arkansas 23.58 1 3) Susan Ejore JR 4) Amanda Gehrich JR 9 Tiana Wilson FR Arkansas 23.67 Event 11 Women High Jump 10 Janeek Brown SO Arkansas 23.67 Tyson Center: 1.97m 1/27/2012 Brigetta Barrett 11 Ranae McKenzie SR Kansas State 23.95 Razorback: 1.97m 1/27/2012 Brigetta Barrett 12 Ariyonna Augustine FR LSU 23.96 Name Yr School Finals 13 Makenzie Dunmore JR Oregon 24.04 Finals 14 Rachel Misher SR LSU 24.12 1 Ellen Ekholm JR Kentucky 1.83m 10 15 Sharrika Barnett SR Florida 24.12 2 Carly Hinkle SO Kentucky 1.80m 8 16 Aaliyah Birmingham JR Oklahoma Sta 24.20 3 Kaitlyn Walker SR LSU 1.75m 5 17 Jasmin Reed SO Oregon 24.25 3 Abigail O'Donoghue SO LSU 1.75m 5 18 Milan Young SO LSU 24.38 3 Clare Gibson SO Kansas State 1.75m 5 19 Tamara Kuykendall JR Arkansas 24.40 6 Janae Moffitt SR Purdue 1.75m 3 20 Kiya Oviosun FR LSU 24.43 7 Shanae McKenzie JR Kansas State 1.70m 2 21 Celera Barnes JR Kentucky 24.51 8 Ashlyn Hare JR Oregon 1.70m 1 22 Taylor Manson SO Florida 24.52 23 Brittley Humphrey JR LSU 24.53 Event 12 Women Pole Vault 24 Camille Christopher FR Purdue 24.57 Tyson Center: 4.72m 2/10/2007 Jenn Stuczynski 25 Jae'Nisa Heckstall FR Purdue 24.63 Razorback: 4.65m 1/30/2015 Sandi Morris 26 Faith Gilbert FR Miss State 24.68 Name Yr School Finals 27 Morgan Burks Magee SO Arkansas 24.71 Finals 28 Jurnee Woodward SO LSU 24.73 1 Alexis Jacobus SR Arkansas 4.51m 10 29 Yakira Love SR Purdue 24.81 2 Victoria Hoggard SR Arkansas 4.51m 8 30 Amaya Chadwick FR Purdue 24.98 3 Lisa Gunnarsson SO LSU 4.51m 6 31 Autumn Heath SR Purdue 24.98 4 Desiree Freier SR Arkansas 4.41m 5 32 Janie O'Connor SO Kentucky 25.04 5 Bailee McCorkle FR Arkansas 4.01m 4 33 Rachel Vinjamuri SR Oregon 25.13 6 Peyton Mickelson FR Miss State 3.91m 2.5 34 Zakiyah Amos FR Iowa State 25.14 6 Rylee Robinson SR Arkansas 3.91m 2.5 35 Jaylah Bailey SO Miss State 25.21 8 Morgan Hartsell SR Arkansas 3.81m 1 36 Shakira Dancy FR Florida 25.34 9 Amy Stelly JR LSU 3.81m 37 Riley White SO Miss State 25.39 10 Tessa Sheets SO Purdue 3.61m 38 Emma Whigham SR Iowa State 25.51 11 Emma Hunt FR Miss State 3.61m 39 Lauryn Ghee SO Florida 25.53 12 Genna Potter SO Arkansas 3.61m 40 McKenzie Ethridge JR Miss State 25.81 13 Olivia Groeber SO Arkansas 3.41m --- Sha'Carri Richardson FR LSU DQ 13 Parish Kitto JR Arkansas 3.41m --- Shayla Felder FR Miss State DQ Event 13 Women Long Jump --- Brieasha Hobbs JR Oregon DQ Tyson Center: 6.91m 2/23/2002 Elva Goulbourne --- Hannah Waller JR Oregon DQ Razorback: 6.65m 1/28/2011 Chantel Malone Name Yr School Finals Finals 1 Rhesa Foster JR Oregon 6.36m 10 Flash Results, Inc. - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 7:38 PM 1/25/2019 Page 2 Razorback Invitational - 1/25/2019 to 1/26/2019 Randal Tyson Track Complex Univ.of Arkansas--Fayetteville, AR Results - Friday Finals ... (Event 13 Women Long Jump) 18 Malcolm Dotson SR Purdue 21.69 Name Yr School Finals 19 Cameron Council FR Kentucky 21.79 2 Chaquinn Cook SR Oregon 6.15m 8 20 Christian Boyd SR LSU 21.95 3 Mercy Abire JR LSU 6.09m 6 21 Rasheed Tatham SR Miss State 22.09 4 Tatiana Aholou FR Kentucky 5.86m 5 22 Blanchard Montgomery IV FR Purdue 22.23 5 Schuyler Wood-Hilderbrandt SR Oklahoma Sta 5.83m 4 23 Malcum Tatum JR Miss State 22.41 6 Kala Penn JR Florida 5.79m 3 24 Charles Brockman, III SO Miss State 22.54 7 Asia Young JR Purdue 5.76m 2 25 Xavier Mulugata JR LSU 22.58 8 Ryan Roane SO Oklahoma Sta 5.69m 1 26 Tai Brown FR Kentucky 22.85 9 Jaden Mattox JR Purdue 5.59m 27 Chin Ng SR Oregon 22.87 10 Zhane Smith SO Kentucky 5.43m 28 Nate Kennedy FR Iowa State 22.90 11 Alexis Farley JR Miss State 5.39m --- Waseem Williams JR Purdue DQ 12 Summer Thompson SO Oklahoma Sta 4.92m --- Justin Becker FR Purdue DQ --- Jacob Smith FR Kentucky DQ Event 16 Women Weight --- Rashad Boyd FR Arkansas DQ Tyson Center: 25.56m 3/10/2007 Brittany Riley --- Oraine Palmer JR Oregon DQ Razorback: 22.95m 1/26/2018 Janeah Stewart --- Jonathan Harvey JR Oregon DQ Name Yr School Finals Finals Event 30 Men DMR 1 Helene Ingvaldsen JR Kansas State 21.17m 10 Tyson Center: 9:25.97 2/16/2008 2 Sarah Loesch SR Purdue 20.89m 8 Fortson, Hernandez, Manzano, Miller 3 Maddie Rabing SO Oregon 19.47m 6 Razorback: 9:28.55 1/21/2005 4 Molly Leppelmeier SO Kentucky 19.01m 5 D Lincoln, M Bridges, J Karanu, A Cragg 5 Shaelyn Ward SO Kansas State 18.89m 4 Team Relay Finals 6 Ashley Petr JR Kansas State 18.69m 3 Finals 7 Jocelen Ruth SO Oklahoma Sta 16.32m 2 1 Oregon 9:36.21 10 8 Taylor Latimer SO Kansas State 16.10m 1 1) Blake Haney SR 2) Jacob Miller FR 9 Baylor Nelson JR Oklahoma Sta 15.70m 3) Reed Brown SO 4) James West SR 10 Nicole Fautsch JR Kentucky 15.47m 2 Arkansas 9:46.50 8 11 Alicia Viveros SO Miss State 15.42m 1) Ethan Moehn SR 2) Nick Hilson JR 12 Hannah Bradford FR Oklahoma Sta 14.08m 3) Chase Pareti SO 4) Matt Young FR --- Micaela Hazlewood SR Kentucky FOUL 3 Oregon B 9:53.52 1) Cooper Teare SO 2) Jacoby McNamara SO Event 22 Men 200 M 3) Jackson Mestler JR 4) Jack Yearian SO Tyson Center: 20.10 3/11/2005 Wallace Spearmon 4 Florida 9:57.53 6 Razorback: 20.36 1/21/2005 Wallace Spearmon 1) Justin Pacifico JR 2) Dawson Guillory SO Name Yr School Finals 3) Sam Ahrenholz SR 4) Marshall Dillon SO Finals Event 31 Men High Jump 1 Akanni Hislop JR LSU 20.96 10 Tyson Center: 2.35m 3/9/2013 Derek Drouin 2 Terryon Conwell SO Miss State 21.13 8 Razorback: 2.26m 1/25/2013 Edgar Rivera-Morales 3 Dwight St Hillaire SO Kentucky 21.13 6 Name Yr School Finals 4 Roy Ejiakuekwu SR Arkansas 21.14 5 Finals 5 Benjamin Lobo Vedel SO Florida 21.21 4 1 Jhonny Victor SR Florida 2.16m 10 6 Cravon Gillespie SR Oregon 21.22 3 2 Milton Harrell JR Miss State 2.11m 7 7 Ryan Clark SR Florida 21.23 2 2 Clayton Brown JR Florida 2.11m 7 8 Correion Mosby SR LSU 21.35 1 4 DeVantre Young SR Miss State 2.11m 5 9 Karson Kowalchuk SO Miss State 21.36 5 Reggie Miller SO Miss State 2.11m 4 10 Samson Colebrooke JR Purdue 21.38 11 Daniel Roberts JR Kentucky 21.42 Event 32 Men Pole Vault 12 Okheme Moore FR Miss State 21.44 Tyson Center: 5.91m 3/13/2015 Shawn Barber 13 Rieker Daniel SO Oregon 21.48 Razorback: 5.56m 1/26/2018 Jacob Wooten 14 Orwin Emilien SR Oregon 21.50 Name Yr School Finals 15 Dorian Camel FR LSU 21.60 Finals 16 Ben Kelly SR Iowa State 21.63 1 Mondo Duplantis FR LSU 5.83m 10 17 Chantz Sawyers SO Florida 21.64 Flash Results, Inc. - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 7:38 PM 1/25/2019 Page 3 Razorback Invitational - 1/25/2019 to 1/26/2019 Randal Tyson Track Complex Univ.of Arkansas--Fayetteville, AR Results - Friday Finals ... (Event 32 Men Pole Vault) 6 Kristine Akervold FR Florida 8.86 939 Name Yr School Finals 7 J'Alyiea Smith FR Arkansas 8.90 931 2 Matthew Peare SO Kentucky 4.91m 8 8 Megan Mann SO Oklahoma Sta 9.01 908 3 Cameron Reed FR LSU 4.91m 6 9 Keira McCarrell SO Oregon 9.01 908 4 Sam Dreiling SR Kansas State 4.76m 5 10 Makenna Parker FR Oklahoma Sta 9.07 895 5 Davis Ott FR Florida 4.61m 4 11 Bailey Golden FR Oklahoma Sta 9.15 879 --- Blake Scott JR Oklahoma Sta NH 12 Tori Sloan FR Oregon 9.18 873 --- Brandon Stokes SO Arkansas NH 13 Rebecca Coan JR Purdue 9.38 832 14 Morgan Coffman SR Kansas State 9.40 828 Event 33 Men Long Jump Tyson Center: 8.41m 2/13/2004 Savante Stringfellow Event 41 Pentathlon: #2 Women High Jump Pentathlon Razorback: 8.17m 1/29/2016 Jarrion Lawson Tyson Center: 1.89m 1/25/2013 Makeba Alcide Name Yr School Finals Razorback: 1.89m 1/25/2013 Makeba Alcide Finals Name Yr School Finals 1 Grant Holloway JR Florida 8.02m 10 Finals 2 Jacob Fincham-Dukes SR Oklahoma Sta 7.85m 8 1 Morgan Coffman SR Kansas State 1.75m 916 3 Rayvon Grey JR LSU 7.81m 6 1 J'Alyiea Smith FR Arkansas 1.75m 916 4 Tristan James JR Oregon 7.79m 5 1 Bailey Golden FR Oklahoma Sta 1.75m 916 5 Spenser Schmidt SR Oregon 7.67m 4 1 Kelsey Herman JR Arkansas 1.75m 916 6 JuVaughn Harrison SO LSU 7.60m 3 5 Amanda Froeynes SO Florida 1.72m 879 7 Jullane Walker JR Kansas State 7.52m 2 6 Ariel Okorie JR Kansas State 1.69m 842 8 Laquan Nairn JR Arkansas 7.50m 1 7 Asia Poe FR Miss State 1.66m 806 9 DJ Henderson FR Oregon 7.35m 8 Rebecca Coan JR Purdue 1.63m 771 10 Jah Strange JR Purdue 7.25m 8 Tori Sloan FR Oregon 1.63m 771 11 Jason Attuso JR LSU 7.07m 8 Keira McCarrell SO Oregon 1.63m 771 12 Gralyn Jones SR Miss State 7.00m 11 Zaria Tillman SR Miss State 1.60m 736 13 Tamar Greene SO Purdue 6.96m 12 Makenna Parker FR Oklahoma Sta 1.39m 502 14 Chandler Diercks JR Iowa State 6.91m 12 Kristine Akervold FR Florida 1.39m 502 15 Joshua Anadu SO Oklahoma Sta 6.85m 12 Megan Mann SO Oklahoma Sta 1.39m 502 --- Tom Pyle SR Kansas State FOUL Event 41 Pentathlon: #3 Women Shot Put Pentathlon Event 36 Men Weight Tyson Center: 15.09m 3/14/2008 Charlotte
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