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Organization License HY-TEK's Meet Manager 3/1/2009 06:17 PM SOUTHWESTERN ATHLETIC Licensed to Southern Association of USATF - Organization License HY-TEK's Meet Manager 3/1/2009 06:17 PM SOUTHWESTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE 2009 INDOOR TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS - 2/28/2009 to 3/1/2009 CARL MADDOX FIELD HOUSE BATON ROUGE, LA Results Event 1 Men Shot Put ================================================================================= USA: U 22.66m 1/20/1989 Randy Barnes, Mazda TC SWAC: S 15.58m 2/26/2005 Brandon Franklin, Alcorn State NCAA: N 21.50m 2/4/1977 Terry Albritton, Stanford Field House: F 20.55m 1990 Mike Stulce, Texas A&M NCAA Auto: A 19.30m NCAA Prov: P 17.75m Name Year School Finals Points ================================================================================= Finals 1 Nelson, Issah Grambling 15.08m 49-05.75 10 2 Kendrick, Kameral Alabama State 14.61m 47-11.25 8 3 Thomas, Arthur Arkansas-Pine Bl 14.35m 47-01.00 6 4 Williams, Christopher Grambling 14.16m 46-05.50 5 5 Abdulai, Ibrahim Arkansas-Pine Bl 13.79m 45-03.00 4 6 Williams, Corey Grambling 13.49m 44-03.25 3 7 Martin, Craft Mississippi Vall 12.38m 40-07.50 2 8 Piggee, Johnny Prairie View 12.25m 40-02.25 1 9 Olgetree, Robert Mississippi Vall 12.20m 40-00.50 10 Perez, Mario Texas Southern 11.79m 38-08.25 11 Peters, James Texas Southern 11.67m 38-03.50 12 Lynch, Gionreicho Grambling 11.23m 36-10.25 13 Spinks, Travis Alabama A&M 10.73m 35-02.50 14 Hicks, Issac Arkansas-Pine Bl 10.32m 33-10.25 15 Brown, Michael Alcorn State 8.54m 28-00.25 -- Gerard, Jr., Kenneth Grambling FOUL -- Osuala, Chukuwuma Alcorn State FOUL -- Jones, Ronnel Jackson State DQ -- Scott, Oscar Southern DQ Event 2 Women Shot Put ================================================================================= USA: U 19.83m 2/20/1987 Ramona Pagel, Mazda TC SWAC: S 13.61m 2/24/2007 Ramona Okonya, Alabama State NCAA: N 18.83m 2/28/1998 Terri Tunks, SMU Field House: F 17.87m 1995 Eileen Vanesi, Texas NCAA Auto: A 16.90m NCAA Prov: P 15.20m Name Year School Finals Points ================================================================================= 1 Hart, Kristin Alabama State 13.40m 43-11.75 10 2 Hammond, Kenndra Grambling 13.02m 42-08.75 8 3 Miller, Danielle Jackson State 12.94m 42-05.50 6 4 Chambers, Andrea Prairie View 12.88m 42-03.25 5 5 Cleave, Stephanie Jackson State 12.59m 41-03.75 4 6 Bryant, Shexnieavia Alabama State 12.52m 41-01.00 3 7 White, Leadrianna Jackson State 11.73m 38-06.00 2 8 Whiteside, Candance Prairie View 11.52m 37-09.50 1 9 Manuel, Brittany Southern 11.39m 37-04.50 10 Hemlee, Philana Arkansas-Pine Bl 10.98m 36-00.25 11 Long, Takia Southern 10.85m 35-07.25 12 McCord, Domonique Alabama A&M 10.76m 35-03.75 13 Dobbins, Deborahian Grambling 10.70m 35-01.25 14 Hollis, Shereena Grambling 10.58m 34-08.50 15 Taborn, Ciara Alabama State 10.15m 33-03.75 16 Fairlee, Jamie Mississippi Vall 9.59m 31-05.75 17 Holmes, Krystal Prairie View 9.55m 31-04.00 18 Felder, Marguerite Texas Southern 9.00m 29-06.50 19 Thomas, Jordan Mississippi Vall 8.29m 27-02.50 20 Washington, Krystal Southern 7.95m 26-01.00 21 Anderson, Amanda Texas Southern 7.90m 25-11.00 22 Caudle, Sheneka Alabama A&M 6.98m 22-11.00 -- Coles, Leneka Texas Southern FOUL Event 3 Women High Jump ======================================================================================= USA: U 2.01m 2/28/1996 Tisha Waller, Unattached SWAC: S 1.77m 2/29/2008 Dara Burton, Grambling NCAA: N 1.97m 2/21/1987 Lisa Ramos, Stanford Field House: F 1.88m 1992 Angie Bradburn, UNAT NCAA Auto: A 1.85m NCAA Prov: P 1.78m 4-08.00 OPEN Name Year School Finals Points ======================================================================================= 1 Johnson, Clarissa Alabama State 1.67m 5-05.75 10 2 Burton, Dara Grambling J1.67m 5-05.75 8 3 White, Earldreka Southern J1.67m 5-05.75 6 4 Magee, Ashley Prairie View 1.59m 5-02.50 4.50 4 Afloari, Alexandra Grambling 1.59m 5-02.50 4.50 6 Boulware, Tanisha Alabama State J1.59m 5-02.50 3 7 Tavernier, Asha Alabama State J1.59m 5-02.50 2 8 Brown, Corinna Prairie View J1.59m 5-02.50 1 9 Cheatham, Callie Texas Southern 1.55m 5-01.00 9 Bell, Alexa Grambling 1.55m 5-01.00 11 Dowdy, Courtney Jackson State J1.55m 5-01.00 12 Harris, Britney Texas Southern J1.55m 5-01.00 13 Carroll, Monique Arkansas-Pine Bl 1.51m 4-11.50 14 Fudge, Selena Texas Southern 1.47m 4-09.75 14 Jackson, Latricia Alabama State 1.47m 4-09.75 Event 4 Men High Jump ======================================================================================= USA: U 2.40m 3/10/1991 Hollis Conway, USA SWAC: S 2.12m 2/28/2004 Kingsley Idemudia, Texas Southern NCAA: N 2.37m 3/11/1989 Hollis Conway, SWn Louisiana Field House: F 2.30m 1988 Brian Brown, NW St NCAA Auto: A 2.24m NCAA Prov: P 2.14m 5-08.00 OPEN Name Year School Finals Points ======================================================================================= 1 Lavalais, Darrius Grambling 2.10m 6-10.75 10 2 Williams, Justin Prairie View 1.98m 6-06.00 8 4 Rogers, Aaron Texas Southern 1.94m 6-04.25 5.50 4 Lewis, Sean Grambling 1.94m 6-04.25 5.50 5 Mayes, Reginald Prairie View J1.98m 6-06.00 4 6 Chanette, Leonard Prairie View 1.90m 6-02.75 3 9 Duplechain, Raymon Arkansas-Pine Bl 1.82m 5-11.50 2 10 Patrick, Joseph Alabama State J1.90m 6-02.75 0.50 10 Scott, Robeert Mississippi Vall 1.74m 5-08.50 0.50 11 Joseph, Travis Grambling J1.90m 6-02.75 14 Norwood, Donnell Prairie View J1.74m 5-08.50 -- Garcia, Francisco Alcorn State NH -- Jones, Joshua Alcorn State NH -- House, Jason Southern DQ 6 Jenkins, Jovanni Southern JDQ 4 Jones, Patrick Southern JDQ 14 Francois, Johnny Southern JDQ Event 5 Women Long Jump ================================================================================= USA: U 7.13m 3/5/1994 Jsckie Joyner-Kersee, Honda SWAC: S 6.02m 2/24/2007 Monica Robinson, Southern NCAA: N 6.91m 2/13/2002 Elva Goulbourne, Auburn Field House: F 6.67m 1987 Carol Lewis, SMTC NCAA Auto: A 6.35m NCAA Prov: P 6.10m Name Year School Finals Points ================================================================================= 1 Wright, Asia Grambling 5.89m 19-04.00 10 2 Tavernier, Asha Alabama State 5.80m 19-00.50 8 3 Brown, Corinna Prairie View 5.66m 18-07.00 6 4 White, Earldreka Southern 5.61m 18-05.00 5 5 Williams, Arteshia Jackson State 5.55m 18-02.50 3.50 5 fuqua, Sade Alabama A&M 5.55m 18-02.50 3.50 7 Brown, Shana Grambling 5.54m 18-02.25 2 8 Holloman, Amiria Jackson State 5.53m 18-01.75 1 9 Magee, Ashley Prairie View 5.49m 18-00.25 10 Tanner, Alexis Prairie View 5.41m 17-09.00 11 Bell, Alicia Mississippi Vall 5.32m 17-05.50 12 Lee, Rhonda Alabama State 5.25m 17-02.75 13 Rivers, Tracey Arkansas-Pine Bl 5.24m 17-02.25 13 Burns, Ashlee Grambling 5.24m 17-02.25 15 Williams, Brittany Southern 5.17m 16-11.50 16 Afloari, Alexandra Grambling 5.16m 16-11.25 17 Burton, Dara Grambling 5.15m 16-10.75 18 Jackson, Latricia Alabama State 5.02m 16-05.75 19 Jackson, Whittney Alabama A&M 4.92m 16-01.75 20 Beasley, Brittney Alabama A&M 4.44m 14-07.00 21 Kiel, Antonia Prairie View 4.38m 14-04.50 22 McDonald, Jodie Alabama A&M 4.30m 14-01.25 -- Collins, Jo'Nee Mississippi Vall FOUL -- Randle, Sierra Mississippi Vall FOUL Event 6 Men Long Jump ================================================================================= USA: U 8.79m 1/27/1984 Carl Lewis, Santa Monica TC SWAC: S 7.51m 2/29/2008 Kendle Davis, Texas Southern NCAA: N 8.55m 3/1/2002 Miguel Pate, Alabama Field House: F 8.27m 2004 John Moffit, LSU NCAA Auto: A 7.85m NCAA Prov: P 7.50m Name Year School Finals Points ================================================================================= 1 Waller, Deangelo Grambling 7.41m 24-03.75 10 2 Robinson, Jacquecar Grambling 7.20m 23-07.50 8 3 Animashaun, Ayo Texas Southern 6.99m 22-11.25 6 4 McClellan, Hakim Mississippi Vall 6.93m 22-09.00 5 5 Joseph, Travis Grambling 6.81m 22-04.25 4 6 Jones, Joshua Alcorn State 6.57m 21-06.75 3 7 Jewell, Sterling Alabama A&M 6.56m 21-06.25 2 8 Donelson, William Prairie View 6.54m 21-05.50 1 9 Aubrey, Jesse Alcorn State 6.44m 21-01.50 10 Matthews, Alvin Alcorn State 6.42m 21-00.75 11 Adams, Jeffery Alabama State 6.17m 20-03.00 12 Stephens, Nathan Alabama A&M 6.06m 19-10.75 13 Lewis, Sean Grambling 6.02m 19-09.00 14 Duplechain, Raymond Arkansas-Pine Bl 6.01m 19-08.75 14 Bridgewater, Ricky Prairie View 6.01m 19-08.75 16 Patrick, Joseph Alabama State 6.00m 19-08.25 17 Norwood, Donnell Prairie View 5.83m 19-01.50 18 Fullbright, Steven Mississippi Vall 5.69m 18-08.00 19 Allen, LaKendrick Mississippi Vall 5.29m 17-04.25 -- Senegal, Allen Jackson State DQ -- Jones, Patrick Southern DQ -- Sykes, Jaumale Jackson State DQ -- House, Jason Southern DQ -- Burk, Caurice Jackson State DQ -- McCampbell, Robert Southern DQ -- Jenkins, Jovanni Southern DQ -- Deggs, Stephen Southern DQ Event 7 Women 3000 Meter Run ======================================================================= USA: U 8:39.14 3/7/1999 Regina Jacobs, USA SWAC: S 10:14.15 2/29/2008 Vasity Chemweno, Arkansas-Pine Bl NCAA: N 8:53.54 2/27/1983 PattiSue Plumer, Stanford Field House: F 9:06.85 1986 Liz Lynch, Alabama NCAA Auto: A 9:15.80 NCAA Prov: P 9:34.80 Name Year School Finals Points ======================================================================= 1 Chumo, Jackline Arkansas-Pine Bl 10:42.39 10 2 Wells, Jewell Alabama State 10:48.48 8 3 Korir, Grace Grambling 10:49.85 6 4 ZarZar, Jemu Jackson State 10:52.35 5 5 Derilus, Keshia Alabama State 10:56.82 4 6 Orido, Electine Grambling 11:15.25 3 7 Hamilton, Alka Jackson State 11:21.19 2 8 Gilbert, Melanie Southern 11:36.21 1 9 Collins, Precious Southern 11:36.74 10 Liddell, Brandy Jackson State 11:51.20 -- Kimbrough, Brigit Grambling
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