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Portland Track Club Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 6:42 AM 5/19/2021 Page 1 Portland Track Festival - 2021 - 5/28/2021 to 5/29/2021 Lewis and Clark College Performance List - Saturday Event1 2 Jenn Men Holownia400 Meter Dash High Performance Name Team Seed Time Finals Place Event 22 Women 800 Meter Run High Performance 1 NameKeane Collins TeamUnattached Seed Time _________________Finals _______Place 12 NiaSteven Akins Holland BrooksUnattached Beasts ________________________ 23 GraceRobert Annear Iron Shell HonibeUnattached - Saint John Reds ________________________ 34 AlishaEric Janise Brown rabbitThe Other Guys TC ________________________ 45 LindseyPatrick Blake Butterworth Leeper NewUnattached Balance ________________________ 56 MariaEthan CaballeroRapp ParaguayUnattached ________________________ 67 KendraAlexander Chambers Sampao OiselleColorado Track Club ________________________ 78 LaurenceIsacc Weston Cote VicTriple City Crown Elite ________________________ Event8 1 Alexa Women Efraimson 400 Meter Dash High Performance NIKE ________________________ 9 BrookeName Feldmeier adidasTeam Seed Time _________________Finals _______Place 101 ChloeJenn Holownia Foerster StumptownUnattached Running Club ________________________ Event11 22Mari Women Friedman 800 Meter Run High Performance Oregon State ________________________ 12 KateName Grace NIKETeam Seed Time _________________Finals _______Place 131 SadiNia Akins Henderson OiselleBrooks Beasts ________________________ 142 JessicaGrace Annear Hull NIKEHonibe - Saint John Reds ________________________ 153 SinclaireAlisha Brown Johnson Nikerabbit Bowerman TC ________________________ 164 DaniLindsey Jones Butterworth New Balance ________________________ 175 SamanthaMaria Caballero Levin UnattachedParaguay ________________________ 186 BrendaKendra MartinezChambers UnattachedOiselle ________________________ 197 LaurenLaurence McGa Coteffic UnattachedVic City Elite ________________________ 208 CoryAlexa McGee Efraimson NewNIKE Balance ________________________ 219 DanaBrooke Mecke Feldmeier Tracksmith/CSTCadidas Elite ________________________ 2210 RebeccaChloe Foerster Mehra OiselleStumptown Running Club ________________________ 2311 AnnetteMari Friedman Melcher U.S.Oregon Air StateForce WCAP ________________________ 2412 PriscilaKate Grace Morales PuertoNIKE Rico ________________________ 2513 SamanthaSadi Henderson Murphy TracksmithOiselle ________________________ 2614 EmilyJessica Pedzinski Hull UnattachedNIKE ________________________ 2715 ChanelleSinclaire PriceJohnson SportsNike Bowerman Management TC & Marketing ________________________ 2816 LindseyDani Jones Putman CSTCNew Balance Elite ________________________ 2917 MarielaSamantha Real Levin MexicoUnattached ________________________ 3018 EmilyBrenda Richards Martinez HokaUnattached One One ________________________ 3119 RaevynLauren McGaRogersffic NIKEUnattached ________________________ 3220 ShannonCory McGee Rowbury NIKENew Balance ________________________ 3321 KaitlinDana Mecke Ryan UnattachedTracksmith/CSTC Elite ________________________ 3422 JordanRebecca Shead Mehra UnattachedOiselle ________________________ 3523 SabrinaAnnette SoutherlandMelcher Nike/OTCEU.S. Air Force WCAP ________________________ 3624 GabrielaPriscila Morales Stafford NikePuerto Bowerman Rico TC ________________________ 25 Samantha Murphy Tracksmith ________________________ 26 Emily Pedzinski Unattached ________________________ 27 Chanelle Price Sports Management & Marketing ________________________ 28 Lindsey Putman CSTC Elite ________________________ 29 Mariela Real Mexico ________________________ 30 Emily Richards Hoka One One ________________________ 31 Raevyn Rogers NIKE ________________________ 32 Shannon Rowbury NIKE ________________________ 33 Kaitlin Ryan Unattached ________________________ 34 Jordan Shead Unattached ________________________ 35 Sabrina Southerland Nike/OTCE ________________________ 36 Gabriela Stafford Nike Bowerman TC ________________________ Portland Track Club Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 6:42 AM 5/19/2021 Page 2 Portland Track Festival - 2021 - 5/28/2021 to 5/29/2021 Lewis and Clark College Performance List - Saturday Event 22 ... (Women 800 Meter Run High Performance) Name Team Seed Time 37 Molly Sughroue CSTC Elite ________________________ 38 Addy Townsend Unattached ________________________ 39 Tracee van der Wyk Unattached ________________________ 40 Sara Van Dyke Cal Coast Track Club ________________________ 41 megan wagenaar Unattached ________________________ 42 Devan Wiebe Vancouver Thunderbirds ________________________ 43 Maggie Williams Central Oregon Running Klub ________________________ Event 23 Men 800 Meter Run High Performance Name Team Seed Time Finals Place 1 Amos Bartelsmeyer Nike/ Bowerman TC ________________________ 2 Mitchell Black Tracksmith/Green Racing Projec ________________________ 3 James Bottrill Portland State ________________________ 4 Donavan Brazier NIKE ________________________ 5 Ryan Byfield Unattached ________________________ 6 Matthew Centrowitz Nike Bowerman TC ________________________ 7 Vincent Ciattei NIKE / OTC Elite ________________________ 8 Craig Engels NIKE ________________________ 9 George Erazo Elitefeats/El Salvador ________________________ 10 Stephen Evans Ottawa Lions ________________________ 11 James Gilreath Team Green Running ________________________ 12 Grant Grosvenor Unattached ________________________ 13 Blake Haney Under Armour/Dark Sky Distance ________________________ 14 Isaiah Harris NIKE ________________________ 15 Christian Harrison Adidas/Golden Coast Track Club ________________________ 16 Konnor Hathaway Portland ________________________ 17 Justin Hazell Portland ________________________ 18 Drake Henson Unattached ________________________ 19 Jake Heyward Oregon Track Club ________________________ 20 Derek Holdsworth Tracksmith ________________________ 21 Josh Kerr Brooks Beasts ________________________ 22 Mohand Zine Khelaf Saint-Laurent Select ________________________ 23 Brannon Kidder Brooks Beasts ________________________ 24 Emmanuel Korir Elite Athletes Network ________________________ 25 Cameron Laverty Team Green Running ________________________ 26 Tonatiu Lopez Halcones Hermosillo ________________________ 27 Chase Lovercheck Portland State ________________________ 28 Zakary Mama-Yari Saint-Laurent Select ________________________ 29 Trent Mazelli Portland ________________________ 30 Jorge Montes Cuarta Runners ________________________ 31 Colin O'Mara Limerick AC ________________________ 32 sean obinwa Unattached ________________________ 33 Will Paulson NIKE / OTC Elite ________________________ 34 Ethan Reese Unattached ________________________ 35 Michael Rhoads U.S. Air Force WCAP ________________________ 36 Hans-Peter Roelle Unattached ________________________ 37 Parker Wilkerson Portland ________________________ 38 Henry Wynne Brooks Beasts ________________________ Portland Track Club Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 6:42 AM 5/19/2021 Page 3 Portland Track Festival - 2021 - 5/28/2021 to 5/29/2021 Lewis and Clark College Performance List - Saturday Event 24 Women 1500 Meter Run High Performance Name Team Seed Time Finals Place 1 Maddie Alm Team Boss ________________________ 2 Holly Archer Unattached ________________________ 3 Grace Barnett Mammoth Track Club ________________________ 4 Joselyn Brea Unattached ________________________ 5 Allie Buchalski Brooks Beasts ________________________ 6 Lisa Cary Runnababez Elite ________________________ 7 Anna Connor Unattached ________________________ 8 Alma Cortes MN-21 ________________________ 9 Elise Cranny Bowerman TC ________________________ 10 Amanda Eccleston Brooks ________________________ 11 Alexa Efraimson NIKE ________________________ 12 Leah Falland ON Athletics Club ________________________ 13 Lianne Farber Team NB Boston ________________________ 14 Marta Freitas Brooks Beasts ________________________ 15 Eleanor Fulton Unattached ________________________ 16 Ayla Granados Unattached ________________________ 17 Natalia Hawthorn Brooks ________________________ 18 Jenna Hinkle Hoka One One ________________________ 19 Shelby Houlihan NIKE / Bowerman Track Club ________________________ 20 Marisa Howard RUJA/Idaho Afoot ________________________ 21 Shannon Hugard Unattached ________________________ 22 Jessica Hull NIKE ________________________ 23 Allie Janke Unattached ________________________ 24 Sinclaire Johnson Nike Bowerman TC ________________________ 25 Heather Kampf MN Distance Elite/ASICS ________________________ 26 Alexandra Lucki Toronto West Athletics ________________________ 27 Dana Mecke Tracksmith/CSTC Elite ________________________ 28 Rebecca Mehra Oiselle Little Wing ________________________ 29 Rebecca Mehra Oiselle ________________________ 30 Alicia Monson ON Athletics Club ________________________ 31 Ashley Montgomery CSTC Elite ________________________ 32 Grayson Murphy Saucony ________________________ 33 Grayson Murphy Unattached ________________________ 34 Kristen Neidrach BTC Elite ________________________ 35 Briana Nelson Brooks Beasts ________________________ 36 Karisa Nelson Brooks Beasts ________________________ 37 Kate Peters Unattached ________________________ 38 Angel Piccirillo Oiselle ________________________ 39 Aisha Praught - Leer PUMA/NYAC ________________________ 40 Sam Prusse Unattached ________________________ 41 Taryn Rawlings Dark Sky / Under Armour ________________________ 42 Amanda Rego CSTC Elite ________________________ 43 Leah Rosenfeld Under Armour/Team RunFlagstaff ________________________
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