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B. Moore Track & C. Maddox Field House B. Moore Track & C. Maddox Field House - Site License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 1:37 PM 4/30/2021 Page 1 2021 LSU Invitational - 5/1/2021 Bernie Moore Stadium Meet Program - Saturday Event 3 Women 3000 Meter Steeplechase Event 1 Women 4x100 Meter Relay Final Final Stadium: 9:45.94 2002 Michaela Manova Stadium: 42.12 4/29/2017 LSU Collegiate: 9:24.41 6/11/2016 Courtney Frerichs M Brisco, K Johnson, J Martin, A Hobbs LSU: 10:18.54 2001 Susanne Strunz Collegiate: 42.05 5/13/2018 LSU Lane Name Yr School Seed Time M Brisco, K Johnson, R. Misher, A Hobbs Section 1 of 1 Finals LSU: 42.05 2018 LSU 1 Paige Sandwell SR Memphis _________ M Brisco, K Johnson, J Martin, A Hobbs 2 Sara Funderburk JR LSU _________ Lane Team Relay Seed Time 3 Alicia Stamey JR LSU _________ Section 1 of 1 Finals 4 _________ 1 _________ 5 _________ 2 Tulane A _________ 6 _________ 1) Kyah Loyd JR 2) Hunter Robinson JR 3) Maya Harewood SR 4) Jessica Duckett SR Event 4 Men 3000 Meter Steeplechase 3 Ole Miss A _________ Final 1) Olivia Womack FR 2) Brandee Presley SO Stadium: 8:22.34 2002 Daniel Lincoln 3) Jayda Eckford SO 4) Toni Glatz JR Collegiate: 8:05.4h 5/13/1978 Henry Rono 4 Athletics Ca A _________ LSU: 8:38.14 1990 Magnus Bengtsson 1) Khamica Bingham 0 2) Leya Buchanan 0 Lane Name Yr School Seed Time 3) Crystal Emmanuel 0 4) Shaina Harrison 0 Section 1 of 1 Finals 5 Florida A _________ 1 Will Dart FR LSU _________ 1) Talitha Diggs FR 2) Semira Killebrew FR 2 Garrett Hamilton FR LSU _________ 3) Alexis Brown FR 4) Taylor Manson JR 3 Liam Walsh FR Memphis _________ 6 Athletics Ca B _________ 4 Zachary Wyatt SO Memphis _________ 1) Audrey Leduc 0 2) Sade McCreath-Tardiel 0 5 Carter Persyn JR Arkansas _________ 3) Farah Jacques 0 4) Shyvonne Roxborough 0 7 Arkansas A _________ 6 Tate Wyatt SO Memphis _________ 1) Yoveinny Mota SO 2) Tiana Wilson SO 7 Jason Doland FR Memphis _________ 3) Jayla Hollis FR 4) Jada Baylark JR 5) Daszay Freeman FR 8 Memphis A _________ 1) Khaide'a Brown FR 2) Taja Booker FR 3) Mi'Asia Bergmann SO 4) Gabrielle Cross FR 9 _________ B. Moore Track & C. Maddox Field House - Site License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 1:37 PM 4/30/2021 Page 2 2021 LSU Invitational - 5/1/2021 Bernie Moore Stadium Meet Program - Saturday Event 2 Men 4x100 Meter Relay Event 14 Men 1500 Meter Run Final Final Stadium: 38.32 2002 LSU Stadium: 3:35.30 1981 Sydney Maree Stadium: 38.32 1987 TCU Collegiate: 3:35.01 4/20/2018 Josh Kerr Collegiate: 37.97 6/7/2019 Florida LSU: 3:38.41 1995 Passmore Furusa R. Ekevwo, H. Sani Brown, G. Holloway, R. Clark Lane Name Yr School Seed Time LSU: 38.24 1998 LSU Section 1 of 1 Finals J. Grant, M, Alridge, B. Logan, C. Perry 1 Jace Jones FR Alabama _________ Lane Team Relay Seed Time 2 Garrett Suhr FR Alabama _________ Section 1 of 1 Finals 3 Vincent Chenier FR Memphis _________ 1 _________ 4 Eric Coston JR LSU _________ 2 _________ 5 Davis Bove FR LSU _________ 3 Ole Miss A _________ 6 Peter Kostarellis FR Memphis _________ 1) Isaiah Teer FR 2) Elijah Dryer JR 7 Adam Wise SO LSU _________ 3) Kenney Broadnax SR 4) Tristyn Wooley FR 8 Bethwel Tum FR Tulane _________ 4 Arkansas A _________ 9 _________ 1) Roman Turner JR 2) Cade Clark FR 3) Tre'Bien Gilbert SO 4) Jalen Brown JR Event 7 Women 100 Meter Hurdles 5 Athletics Ca A _________ Final (Sections against time) 1) Bolade Ajomale 0 2) Andre Ford-Azonwanna 0 Stadium: 12.70 4/7/2018 Devynne Charlton 3) Gavin Smellie 0 4) Bismark Boateng 0 Collegiate: 12.39 6/8/2013 Brianna Rollins-McNeal 6 New Orleans A _________ LSU: 12.66 2019 Tonea Marshall 1) Kemar Cumberbatch SR 2) Ismael Kone FR Lane Name Yr School Seed Time 3) James Grant FR 4) Elliott Cummings JR Section 1 of 3 Finals 7 Arkansas B _________ 1 Jayla Hollis FR Arkansas _________ 1) Kristoffer Hari JR 2) Phillip Lemonious FR 2 Christie Moerman GGTFC _________ 3) Josh Oglesby SO 4) John Baker FR 3 Daszay Freeman FR Arkansas _________ 5) Carl Elliott, III SR 6) Shaka Bogan FR 4 Alia Armstrong FR LSU _________ 8 Memphis A _________ 5 Taliyah Brooks ASICS _________ 1) Henri Sai FR 2) D'Angelo Whitehead SO 6 Payton Chadwick ASICS _________ 3) Shemar Vance JR 4) Austin Jackson FR 7 Yoveinny Mota SO Arkansas _________ 5) Brian West II FR 8 Milan Young JR LSU _________ 9 _________ 9 Farah Jacques Athletics Ca _________ Event 13 Women 1500 Meter Run Section 2 of 3 Finals Final 1 Migle Muraskaite JR Tulane _________ Stadium: 4:09.85 1987 Suzy Favor 2 Sterling Lester SO Florida _________ Collegiate: 3:59.90 6/7/2009 Jenny Barringer 3 Kyah Loyd JR Tulane _________ LSU: 4:17.14 1986 Christine Slythe 4 Kieshonna Brooks SR Ole Miss _________ Lane Name Yr School Seed Time 5 Brittley Humphrey SR LSU _________ Section 1 of 1 Finals 6 Phylicia George Unattached _________ 1 Allison Wilson FR Alabama _________ 7 Leah Phillips FR LSU _________ 2 Adele Broussard FR LSU _________ 8 Grace Stark JR Florida _________ 3 Brooke Mussche FR Memphis _________ 9 Jessica Duckett SR Tulane _________ 4 Lorena Rangel Batres FR LSU _________ Section 3 of 3 Finals 5 Katy-Ann McDonald SO LSU _________ 1 _________ 6 Shanya Luna FR LSU _________ 2 Marrietta Spannowsky FR Memphis _________ 7 Ariana Jimenez FR New Orleans _________ 3 Daneille Lynch FR Memphis _________ 8 Chloe Figgins FR Memphis _________ 4 Destiny Tolliver JR Xavier-Louis _________ 9 Anna Martin FR New Orleans _________ 5 Meg Goebel FR Ole Miss _________ 10 Amelia Bretz FR New Orleans _________ 6 Mi'Asia Bergmann SO Memphis _________ 11 Holly Hedrick FR New Orleans _________ 7 Shennare Williams SR Xavier-Louis _________ 12 Molly McHale FR LSU _________ 8 Sara Van Aken FR Ole Miss _________ 13 Reid Belanger JR Tulane _________ 9 _________ B. Moore Track & C. Maddox Field House - Site License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 1:37 PM 4/30/2021 Page 3 2021 LSU Invitational - 5/1/2021 Bernie Moore Stadium Meet Program - Saturday Section 3 of 3 Finals Event 8 Men 110 Meter Hurdles 1 _________ Final (Sections against time) 2 _________ Stadium: 13.28 4/24/2021 Robert Dunning 3 _________ Collegiate: 13.00 5/6/1979 Renaldo Nehemiah 4 Reagan Casey FR Memphis _________ LSU: 13.22 2021 Damion Thomas 5 Gabrielle Cross FR Memphis _________ Lane Name Yr School Seed Time 6 Oneke Gwan JR Tulane _________ Section 1 of 2 Finals 7 _________ 1 Shaka Bogan FR Arkansas _________ 8 _________ 2 Kenney Broadnax SR Ole Miss _________ 9 _________ 3 Phillip Lemonious FR Arkansas _________ 4 Tre'Bien Gilbert SO Arkansas _________ Event 10 Men 400 Meter Dash 5 Damion Thomas JR LSU _________ Final (Sections against time) 6 Eric Edwards Jr. SO LSU _________ Stadium: 44.12 1987 Butch Reynolds 7 Carl Elliott, III SR Arkansas _________ Collegiate: 43.61 6/8/2018 Michael Norman 8 Arthur Price SR LSU _________ LSU: 44.29 1999 Derrick Brew 9 _________ Lane Name Yr School Seed Time Section 2 of 2 Finals Section 1 of 3 Finals 1 _________ 1 _________ 2 _________ 2 Hunter Woodhall SR Unattached _________ 3 Donovan LaJeunesse FR Memphis _________ 3 Austin Cole Athletics Ca _________ 4 Torry Holmes SO New Orleans _________ 4 Nathan George Athletics Ca _________ 5 Daniel Spejcher SO Arkansas _________ 5 Vernon Norwood Tiger Olympi _________ 6 Tyler Brendel SR Arkansas _________ 6 Tyler Terry SR LSU _________ 7 Joseph Stravato FR Florida _________ 7 Alonzo Russell Unattached _________ 8 _________ 8 James Milholen SO Arkansas _________ 9 _________ 9 Philip Osei Athletics Ca _________ Section 2 of 3 Finals Event 9 Women 400 Meter Dash 1 _________ Final (Sections against time) 2 _________ Stadium: 49.71 4/23/2016 Courtney Okolo 3 Joshua St. Clair JR Alabama _________ Collegiate: 49.71 4/23/2016 Courtney Okolo 4 Jeremy Farr FR Arkansas _________ LSU: 50.60 1997 LaTarsha Stroman 5 Champion Allison JR Alabama _________ Lane Name Yr School Seed Time 6 Josh Cunningham Athletics Ca _________ Section 1 of 3 Finals 7 Jacob Miley FR Florida _________ 1 Christal Mosley SO Alabama _________ 8 Jonathan Martin FR Alabama _________ 2 Doneisha Anderson SO Florida _________ 9 Chantz Sawyers JR Florida _________ 3 Morgan Burks Magee JR Arkansas _________ Section 3 of 3 Finals 4 Taylor Manson JR Florida _________ 1 _________ 5 Maddy Price Athletics Ca _________ 2 _________ 6 Tiana Wilson SO Arkansas _________ 3 _________ 7 Aiyanna Stiverne Athletics Ca _________ 4 Rhayko Schwartz SR Arkansas _________ 8 Zoe Sherar Athletics Ca _________ 5 Ryan Gordon FR Arkansas _________ 9 Alica Brown Athletics Ca _________ 6 Brian West II FR Memphis _________ Section 2 of 3 Finals 7 Jalen LaCour SO Tulane _________ 1 _________ 8 _________ 2 _________ 9 _________ 3 Maya Harewood SR Tulane _________ 4 Orianna Shaw JR Ole Miss _________ 5 Micha Powell Athletics Ca _________ 6 Katie Funcheon SR Alabama _________ 7 Hunter Robinson JR Tulane _________ 8 Toni Glatz JR Ole Miss _________ 9 Asja Thompson JR Tulane _________ B.
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