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Seagate Crystal Reports Flash Results, Inc. Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 9:27 AM 4/23/2012 Page 1 54th ANNUAL MT. SAC RELAYS "Where the world's best athletes compete" Hilmer Lodge Stadium, Walnut, California - 4/19/2012 to 4/21/2012 Results Event 200 Women 100 Meter Dash Open U/O ================================================================ Name Year Team Finals ================================================================ Section 1 Wind: -0.2 1 Shataya Hendricks Stanford 11.51 2 Lisa Barber Elite Factory 11.52 3 Mandy White Nike 11.59 4 Geisa Coutinho Unattached 11.67 5 Martina Giovanetti Italy 11.72 6 Kelly Fogarty Triton Athletics 11.88 7 Kayla Sanchez Arizona State 11.93 8 Germe Poston Arizona 12.01 Section 2 Wind: 1.5 1 Karene King Unattached 11.52 2 Janae Gennette Unattached 11.65 3 Loudia Laarman USC 11.69 4 Kylie Price UCLA 11.71 5 Melanise Chapman UC Davis 11.73 6 Tai'Shea Reese Houston 11.81 7 Ciara Jarrett Youngstown St. 11.87 8 Uchechi Anunkor UNLV 12.05 9 Kiersten Brewer Houston 12.06 Section 3 Wind: -0.1 1 Melinda Smedley Flo Fusion Athle 11.39 2 Asia Gooden Arizona State 11.80 3 Saeko Okayama SC Cheetahs 11.82 4 Tamara Pridgett Arizona 11.94 5 Alycia Herring Arizona State 11.97 6 Racquel Jones Boise State 11.98 7 Monikkia White Cal St. Dom. Hills 12.06 8 Katie Reiser Kent State 12.14 9 Ashley Marshall UC Davis 12.17 Section 4 Wind: 1.4 1 Portia Bell Unattached 11.90 2 Lucy Onyeforo Great Britain 11.94 3 Precious Watkins Cal St. Northridge 11.98 4 Ashley Sims Cal St. Fullerton 12.01 5 Cindy Robinson Washington St. 12.03 6 Destiny Gammage Boise State 12.08 7 Brittany Henderson Unattached 12.25 8 Breionna Jackson Cal St. Dom. Hills 12.31 Section 5 Wind: -0.3 1 Chanitta Westbrooks Kent State 11.98 2 Zenobia Sims Adams State 11.99 3 Iza Daniela Flores Mexico 12.10 4 Analisa Huschle South Dakota 12.10 5 Kailey Bostic Texas Arlington 12.17 6 Kayla Fisher-Taylor New Mexico 12.34 7 Zadia Bryant UNLV 12.35 8 Alicia Truesdale Sacramento St. 12.37 Section 6 Wind: -0.2 1 Kashae Knox Nevada 12.14 2 Shanelle Stephens Fresno State 12.26 3 Kayoko Kurimoto Toho Bank - Japan 12.27 4 Haley Jacobson Washington 12.33 Flash Results, Inc. Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 9:27 AM 4/23/2012 Page 2 54th ANNUAL MT. SAC RELAYS "Where the world's best athletes compete" Hilmer Lodge Stadium, Walnut, California - 4/19/2012 to 4/21/2012 Results ....Event 200 Women 100 Meter Dash Open U/O 5 Amoni Ashby Northern Colorado 12.39 6 Breeanca Fleming UC Irvine 12.83 Event 201 Women 100 Meter Dash Invit Elite ================================================================ Name Year Team Finals ================================================================ Section 1 Wind: 1.5 1 Lauryn Williams Saucony 11.17 2 Michelle Lee Ahyee Trinidad-Tobago 11.19 3 Lisa Barber Elite Factory 11.20 4 Laura Turner Unattached 11.31 5 Damola Asayomi Nigeria 11.31 6 Agnes Osazuwa Nigeria 11.34 7 Phobay Kutu-Akoi Unattached 11.53 8 Jessica Davis USC 11.54 Event 202 Women 100 Meter Dash Olympic Dev. Elite ================================================================ Name Year Team Finals ================================================================ Section 1 Wind: 2.2 1 Leslie Cole Run With Us/Mizuno 11.23 2 Chauntae Bayne TxPerformance 11.41 3 Margaret Adeoye Great Britain 11.48 4 Mayumi Watanabe Toho Bank - Japan 11.65 5 Lawretta Ozoh Nigeria 14.25 Event 203 Women 200 Meter Dash Open U/O ================================================================ Name Year Team Finals ================================================================ Section 1 Wind: 2.1 1 Karene King Unattached 23.27 2 Mandy White Nike 23.59 3 Martina Giovanetti Italy 23.64 4 Akawkaw Ndipagbor USC 23.80 5 Jenna Puterbaugh USC 23.81 6 Kelly Fogarty Triton Athletics 23.81 7 Germe Poston Arizona 24.08 8 Alycia Herring Arizona State 24.11 9 Antoinette Goodman North Dakota St. 24.15 Section 2 Wind: 2.7 1 Jasmine Sanford Unattached 23.68 2 Kenyanna Wilson HSI International 23.80 3 Echos Blevins Arizona 23.99 4 Magnolia Howell Trinidad-Thresho 24.07 5 Shannon Reynolds Texas Arlington 24.18 6 Ciara Jarrett Youngstown St. 24.24 7 Keondra Mallard Texas Arlington 24.48 Section 3 Wind: 1.5 1 Shapri Romero Arizona 23.77 2 Kiersten Brewer Houston 23.85 3 Shawna Fermin Washington St. 23.92 Flash Results, Inc. 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SAC RELAYS "Where the world's best athletes compete" Hilmer Lodge Stadium, Walnut, California - 4/19/2012 to 4/21/2012 Results ....Event 203 Women 200 Meter Dash Open U/O 4 Melanise Chapman UC Davis 24.13 5 Breeauna Thompson Fresno State 24.19 6 Tamara Pridgett Arizona 24.44 7 Loudia Laarman USC 24.48 8 Angela Williams SC Cheetahs 24.97 9 Chantiel Harden Cal St. Los Angeles 25.66 Section 4 Wind: 2.2 1 Portia Bell Unattached 23.91 2 Secoral Yanez UNLV 23.92 3 Taryn Campos Boise State 24.10 4 Asia Gooden Arizona State 24.15 5 Cindy Robinson Washington St. 24.30 6 Kayla Fisher-Taylor New Mexico 24.36 7 Shale' Garland Arizona 24.93 8 Mackenzie Flannigan Boise State 25.18 Section 5 Wind: 1.8 1 Kayon Robinson Adams State 23.94 2 Iza Daniela Flores Mexico 24.13 3 Morgan Thompson Cal St. Fullerton 24.67 4 Zenobia Sims Adams State 24.69 5 Kashae Knox Nevada 24.70 6 Lindsay Roach UNLV 24.75 7 Kristen Billings Weber State 24.83 8 Bianca Greene Washington 24.96 9 Chelsea Fenderson Adams State 25.52 Section 6 Wind: 2.2 1 Destiny Gammage Boise State 24.27 2 Katie Wilson Cal St. Fullerton 24.30 3 Darriel Banks Northern Arizona 24.33 4 Ashley Sims Cal St. Fullerton 24.36 5 Zadia Bryant UNLV 24.46 6 Brierra Winfrey Arizona State 24.56 7 Uchechi Anunkor UNLV 24.73 8 Brianna Tate Arizona State 24.84 9 Kayoko Kurimoto Toho Bank - Japan 25.08 Event 204 Women 200 Meter Dash Invit Elite ================================================================ Name Year Team Finals ================================================================ Section 1 Wind: 0.9 1 Leslie Cole Run With Us/Mizuno 22.63 2 Blessing Okagbare Nike 22.70 3 Natasha Hastings Under Armour 22.98 4 Lauryn Williams Saucony 23.14 5 Aareon Payne USC 23.20 6 Kimberly Hyacinthe Athletisme Montreal 23.53 7 Geisa Coutinho Unattached 23.59 8 Keshia Baker Unattached 23.66 9 Jessica Davis USC 23.98 Flash Results, Inc. Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 9:27 AM 4/23/2012 Page 4 54th ANNUAL MT. SAC RELAYS "Where the world's best athletes compete" Hilmer Lodge Stadium, Walnut, California - 4/19/2012 to 4/21/2012 Results Event 205 Women 200 Meter Dash Olympic Dev. Elite ================================================================ Name Year Team Finals ================================================================ Section 1 Wind: 1.2 1 Margaret Adeoye Great Britain 23.42 2 Laura Turner Unattached 23.58 3 Grecia Bolton Houston 23.68 4 Ciara Short Unattached 23.76 5 Carol Rodriguez Unattached 23.98 6 Adrienne Power Canada 24.29 7 Indira Spence Adams State 24.31 Event 206 Women 400 Meter Dash Open U/O ================================================================ Name Year Team Finals ================================================================ Section 1 1 Georganne Moline Arizona 52.92 2 Ugo Eke Unattached 53.64 3 Jordan Carlson Washington 53.73 4 Shanequa Williams Kent State 53.87 5 Lucy James Loughborough 54.19 6 Brittany Wallace Houston 54.50 7 Elizabeth Olear Nigeria 54.89 8 Shirley Pitts New Mexico 55.15 9 Emma Payom Evo Track Club 57.80 Section 2 1 Mary Dickerson Stephen F. Austin 53.62 2 Akawkaw Ndipagbor USC 54.10 3 Eileen Gehring Colorado 54.21 4 Magnolia Howell Trinidad-Thresho 54.41 5 Jackie Harrison Cal St. Northridge 54.65 6 Zandrea Nelson Utah Valley 54.89 7 Kayon Robinson Adams State 54.94 8 Ngozi Onwumere Houston 55.40 9 Shale' Garland Arizona 56.19 Section 3 1 Vanessa Jones USC 53.95 2 Breeauna Thompson Fresno State 54.41 3 Katie Wilson Cal St. Fullerton 54.57 4 Craishia Washington SMU 54.84 5 Brianna Tate Arizona State 55.13 6 Regina Tavera Mexico 55.49 7 Isis Wilson SMU 55.58 8 Tawsha Brazley New Mexico 55.82 -- Sarah Kolmer Kansas State DQ Steps inside lline Section 4 1 Paige Stratioti North Dakota St. 54.07 2 Amanda Alston Weber State 55.24 3 Taryn Campos Boise State 55.40 4 Rashida McKinnon Northern Arizona 55.59 5 Sonia Antar Montana State 55.74 6 Chantel Jaeger Montana State 56.19 7 Morgan Thompson Cal St. Fullerton 56.23 8 Bridget Sweeney Colorado 56.47 Flash Results, Inc. Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 9:27 AM 4/23/2012 Page 5 54th ANNUAL MT. SAC RELAYS "Where the world's best athletes compete" Hilmer Lodge Stadium, Walnut, California - 4/19/2012 to 4/21/2012 Results ....Event 206 Women 400 Meter Dash Open U/O 9 Dora Baldwin Cal St. Dom. Hills 56.62 Section 5 1 Secoral Yanez UNLV 55.03 2 Brierra Winfrey Arizona State 55.47 3 Dana Christensen Iowa State 56.26 4 Sophia Alonso Kansas State 56.48 5 Lindsay Roach UNLV 56.70 6 Cyntrail Pierce Boise State 56.73 7 Mackenzie Flannigan Boise State 57.71 Event 207 Women 400 Meter Dash Invit Elite ================================================================ Name Year Team Finals ================================================================ Section 1 1 Bukula Abogunloko Nigeria 51.87 2 Keshia Baker Unattached 52.06 3 Nicola Sanders Nike 52.63 4 Geisa Coutinho Unattached 52.75 5 Nicole Leach Unattached 52.82 6 Ciara Short Unattached 53.32 7 Margret Etim Nigeria 54.53 8 Asami Chiba Toho Bank - Japan 55.37 Event 208 Women 400 Meter Dash Olympic Dev.
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