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— NCAA Men's East Regional — Volume 12, No. 34 May 28, 2013 — NCAA Men’s East Regional — Greensboro, North Carolina 100 METERS Quarters (qualifying 3+3 to Nationals) I(2.5)–1. Young 10.01w; 2. Lewis 10.29w; Heats (qualify 3+6) May 23–25 3. Walker 10.33w; 4. Haynes' 10.37w; 5. I(1.9)–1. **Aaron Ernest (LSU) 10.21; 2. (5/23—100h, 400h, 800h, 1500h, 10K, 400Hh Adams 10.41w; 6. Lawrence 10.44w; 7. **Reggie Lewis (Clem) 10.22; 3. *Akeem PVq, LJq, DTq; 5/24—100q, 200h, 400q, Allsop' 10.51w; 8. Richardson 10.52w. Haynes' (Al) 10.30; 4. *Desmond Lawrence 800q, Sth, 110Hh, 400Hq,SP, JT) II(1.3)–1. Batson 10.15; 2. Hester 10.26; (NCAT) 10.35; 5. ***Kendall Kee (SC) 10.38; 3. Fraser' 10.29; 4. Farrier' 10.34; 5. Hardy 6. **Khyran Shank (UNCC) 10.45; 7. 10.37; 6. Nelvis 10.39; 7. Brock 10.63;… *Marcus Thompson' (Campb) 10.49. fs—Strickland. II(0.1)–1. *Diondre Batson (Al) 10.16; 2. III(1.6)–1. Locke 10.05; 2. Jobodwana' *Justin Walker (NWnLa) 10.38; 3. *Dennis 10.10; 3. Ernest 10.20; 4. Wesh 10.29; 5. — The Regionals Setup — Richardson (LaT) 10.40; Smith 10.30; 6. Royster (SC) 10.33; 7. Kee Under the NCAA qualifying scheme which 4. *John Spooney (Brown) 10.47; 5. 10.42;… dnc—Jenkins. came into play in ’10, the 4 Regionals were **Jamol James' (Tn) 10.47; 6. ***Anthony combined into just 2 meets, and renamed Bynum (UNCC) 10.49; 7. **Benjamin as the “preliminary rounds” of the National Martin (Troy) 10.60; 8. **Kenshard Championships. Hamilton (Sav) 10.63. There were 48 contestants in each individal III(0.3)–1. Isiah Young (Ms) 9.99 PR event (24 relay teams), with the top 12 advanc- (CL) (=12, x C; =6, x AmC); 2. Warren ing to the nationals in Eugene on June 5–8. Fraser' (Clem) 10.24; 3. Dushane Farrier' There will be a few people from deeper places (Al) 10.37; 4. *Jarael Nelvis (Tn) 10.38; who qualify as potential doublers scratch. (The 5. ***Devin Jenkins (Sn) 10.42; decathlon & heptathlon qualify directly to the 6. **Kameron Cowan (Gram) Nationals from the yearly lists.) 10.52; 7. *Miles Lewis (Buf) 10.55; 8. ***Broderick Snoddy (GaT) 10.71. For ease of nomenclature, we’ll continue to IV(1.3)–1. ***Tevin Hester (Clem) call the meets Regionals, but the rounds will 10.21; 2. *Chris Royster (SC) 10.33; 3. be named as part of the overall Nationals. *Dentarius Locke (FlSt) 10.38; In 4-round events like the 100, for example, the 4. ***Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake' Regionals staged the heats and quarterfinals; (LSU) 10.43; 5. Darrius Baker (Sav) Oregon will host the semifinals and finals. 10.53; 6. *Tucker Peabody (Lips) 10.55; In the horizontal jumps and throws each 7. Jesse Drinks (Ct) 10.55; 8. ***Tahir contestant received 3 tries; the top 16 then Walsh' (MTn) 10.68. received another 3 attempts, with the first 3 V(1.4)–1. Harry Adams (Aub) 10.22; carrying over. 2. *Darrell Wesh (VaT) 10.23; 3. Jeremy Hardy (Aub) 10.37; 4. ***Cornelius Tabbed breaks in races indicate the dividing Strickland (In) 10.41; 5. *Shermund line between qualifiers and non-qualifiers. Allsop' (LSU) 10.43; 6. *Dennison Long (MdBC) 10.47; 7. **Diontae Spencer (McN) 10.55; 8. Jedidiah Adarquah-Yiadon (Corn) 10.69. VI(0.8)–1. **Anaso Jobodwana' (Jack) 10.14; 2. *Keenan Brock (Aub) 10.31; 3. *Johnathan Smith (Ga) 10.34; © 2013 Track & Field News. All 4. *Alex Sanders (Al) 10.44; 5. *Jaquan rights reserved. Holland (Syr) 10.46; 6. Brent Lee (Jack) This newsletter may not be 10.46; 7. **Timothy Faust (OhSt) 10.48; 8. reprinted or retransmitted Neko Freeman (Troy) 10.55. in any form without express writ- ten permission. www.trackandfieldnews.com -333- May 28, 2013 200 METERS 400 METERS 800 METERS Heats (qualify 3+6) Heats (qualify 3+6) Heats (qualify 3+6) I(1.7)–1. Isiah Young (Ms) 20.34; 2. I–1. Daundre Barnaby' (MsSt) 45.47; 2. I–1. ***Eliud Rutto' (MTn) 1:48.66; 2. *Sean *Johnathan Smith (Ga) 20.88; 3. *Darrell *Emmanuel Tugumisirize' (MTn) 45.82; 3. Obinwa (Fl) 1:48.70; 3. *Harry McFann (Col) Wesh (VaT) 21.12; Brunson Miller (Clem) 45.86; 4. *Je’von 1:49.65; 4. *John Spooney (Brown) 21.15; 5. Hutchison (Hamp) 46.23; 4. ***Ryan Schnulle (Fl) 1:50.28; 5. ***Cornelius Strickland (In) 21.25; 6. Darrius 5. ***Damian Smith (Norf) 46.81; 6. **Dusty Solis (Vill) 1:50.33 (advanced on Baker (Sav) 21.42; 7. *Eric Harris (Pur) *Terrance Livingston (Tn) 46.91; 7. *Aaron protest); 6. **Joshua Kingsland (Navy) 21.67;… dq—R.J. Page (BosU). Nadolsky (PennSt) 47.34; 8. *Anthony 1:51.36; 7. ***Michael Filipczak (Duke) II(0.7)–1. **Anaso Jobodwana' (Jack) Davidson (RI) 47.47. 1:54.52;… dq—***Brandon Hazouri (Sam). 20.50; 2. *Trey Hadnot (LaT) 20.73; 3. II–1. ***Najee Glass (Fl) 46.16; 2. *Patrick II–1. *David Mokone' (WnKy) 1:49.50; 2. *Adrian Vaughn (GM) 20.91; 4. **Kameron Feeney (NDm) 46.19; 3. *Alonzo Russell' **Connor Claflin (Col) 1:49.66; 3. **O’Neal Cowan (Gram) 21.06; 5. ***Anthony Bynum (FlSt) 46.36; 4. *Tom Hopkins (Prin) 46.63; Wanliss (NC) 1:50.00; 4. *Andrew Lantz (UNCC) 21.06; 5. *Bernard Bennett-Green (PennSt) (David) 1:50.09; 6. *Chris Royster (SC) 21.07; 7. 47.19; 6. Brendan Dougherty (NDm) 47.21; 5. Joe Banyai (MiSt) 1:50.38; 6. **Edose *Shermund Allsop' (LSU) 21.34; 8. *Rozzie 7. ***Taariq Jones (Alb) 47.70; 8. **Jalen Ibadin (Hamp) 1:50.99; 7. **Austin Wissler Johnson (ChSn) 21.53. Young (RI) 47.92. (MiSt) 1:51.27; 8. Monroe Kearns (Rut) III(2.7)–1. *Carvin Nkanata' (Pitt) 20.34w; III–1. *James Harris (FlSt) 45.56; 2. *Troy 1:53.37. 2. Akeem Williams' (Gram) 20.70w; 3. Pollard (FlAM) 46.36; 3. *Brandon Bennett- III–1. Casimir Loxsom (PennSt) 1:48.50; *Tucker Peabody (Lips) 20.84w; 4. Jonathan Green (PennSt) 46.52; 4. **Payton Hazzard 2. *Samuel Ellison (Vill) 1:49.33; 3. *Thomas McCants (VaT) 20.94w; 5. Leonardo Seymore (Va) 46.68; 5. *Elvyonn Bailey (WnKy) 46.70; Bojanowski' (WF) 1:49.66; 4. Ricky West' (Fl) 21.06w; 6. Brandon Hairston (WnCar) 47.05; (PennSt) 1:49.66; 6. *Sadio Diallo' (KennSt) 21.51w; 7. 7. Brandon Bailey (Kent) 47.09; 8. *Reagan 5. **Giovani Mowatt (How) 1:50.80; 6. *Evan Emery (HPt) 21.56w; 8. **Tyler Oliveira Beal (KennSt) 48.11. Cameron Thomas (UUp) 1:51.94; 7. *Gabriel (RI) 21.63w. IV–1. ***Arman Hall (Fl) 45.58; 2. ***Darrell Genovesi (Akr) 1:54.06; 8. *Will Weinlandt IV(1.4)–1. **Aaron Ernest (LSU) 20.76; 2. Bush (LSU) 46.54; 3. Ryan Carter (DeSt) (Corn) 1:56.00. **Brendon Rodney' (LIUB) 20.97; 3. Ryan 46.74; IV–1. Tihut Degfae' (VaT) 1:49.89; 2. Carter (DeSt) 21.01; 4. **Timothy Faust 4. *Christopher Chamness (WnKy) *Anthony Kostelac (Va) 1:49.90; 3. ***Za’Von (OhSt) 21.04; 46.90; 5. Tavaris Tate (MsSt) 46.93; 6. Watkins (PennSt) 1:49.92; 4. Darrin Gibson 5. ***Tevin Hester (Clem) 21.08; 6. ***Quincy Smith (Al) 47.01; 7. ***Zac Davis (FlSt) 1:50.14; 5. *Kevin Griffith (Pur) 1:50.17; **Joseph Betts (Rad) 21.53; 7. Warren Fraser' (KennSt) 48.97; 8. Devin Monroe (Leh) 49.05. 6. ***Kisean Smith (Ga) 1:50.19; (Clem) 31.59;… dnf—Harry Adams (Aub). V–1. David Verburg (GM) 45.54; 2. Akeem 7. **Billy Ledder (Gtn) 1:52.14; 8. **Mato V(0.7)–1. *Diondre Batson (Al) 20.59; 2. Williams' (Gram) 46.39; 3. Tewado Latty' (BU) Bekelja' (Penn) 1:54.35. **James Taylor (Norf) 20.92; 3. ***Nethaneel 46.64; 4. Chris Vaughn (In) 46.68; V–1. ***Brannon Kidder (PennSt) 1:50.80; Mitchell-Blake' (LSU) 20.92; 4. *Dentarius 5. ***Champ Page (OhSt) 47.11; 6. 2. **Brandon Lasater (GaT) 1:50.90; 3. **Ryan Locke (FlSt) 20.95; *Micah Murray (Pitt) 47.39; 7. *Jahquil Brennan (PennSt) 1:51.17; 5. Noah Akwu' (MTn) 21.10; 6. Niko Hargrove (MiaO) 47.44; 8. *Stephen Bowe 4. **Clyde Wilson (Army) 1:51.38; 5. Richey (LaT) 21.35; 7. *Marcus Thompson' (DeSt) 47.83. **Brendon Fish (Col) 1:51.74; 6. *Cole Jackob (Campb) 21.64; 8. ***Wayne Gordon (Kent) VI–1. **Hugh Graham (Fl) 45.70; 2. Clayton (GaT) 1:52.55; 7. *Michael Williams (Prin) 21.71. Parros (NC) 45.73; 3. **Quincy Downing 1:54.34; 8. *Ken Taylor (Al) 1:55.39. VI(1.6)–1. **Dedric Dukes (Fl) 20.94; 2. (LSU) 46.19; 4. Brycen Spratling (Pitt) 46.47; VI–1. **Charles Grethen' (Ga) 1:49.35; 2. ***Hanoj Carter (NWnLa) 21.07; 3. **Chidi 5. ***Derrick Johnson (SnMs) 47.07; 6. Russell Dinkins (Prin) 1:49.50; 3. **Bradley Okezie (Hamp) 21.16; *Jordan Landburg (Troy) 47.89; 7. **Chidi Paternostro (Prin) 1:49.79; 4. *Bruno Hortelano-Roig' (Corn) 21.16; Okezie (Hamp) 48.00; 8. ***Rosen Daniel 4. Daniel Grass (Ga) 1:50.46; 5. 5. *Jaquan Holland (Syr) 21.22; 6. **Kadeem (Copp) 48.46. **Christian Harrison (NCAT) 1:50.84; 6. Kushimo (Ky) 21.64; 7. **Reggie Lewis Quarters (qualify 3+3 to Nationals) **Zack Fanelty (GaT) 1:50.91; 7.
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