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— Mt. SAC Relays — Kindred (Unat) 50.78; 3 Volume 15, No. 28 April 17, 2016 8. **Kenny Selmon (NC) 51.14. II–1. *CJ Allen (WaSt) 50.26; 2. Jermel — Mt. SAC Relays — Kindred (unat) 50.78; 3. Ka Chun Chan’ (HK) 50.88. Norwalk, California 6. Trac Norris (UtV) 8:40.88; 7. Mauricio 4 x 100: I–1. Brazil’ 38.91 (Camilo, De April 14-16 Franco’ (Col) 8:46.27; 8. Nicholas Hilton Barros, Junior, Vides); (TRF) 8:47.95; 9. **Connor Mora (Mi) 8:50.61; 2. Altis 38.95 (Webb, De Grasse', Lee, (meet moves for a year while Walnut facility 10. *Valentin Robert’ (CBap) 8:50.89; Mitchell); is being rebuilt) 11. Ben Bruce (Hoka) 8:52.48; 12. Sam 3. HSI 39.02; 4. Houston 39.20; 5. Altis Dickerson (Mo) 8:53.83. MT. SAC INVITATIONAL MEN 39.34; 6. Western Kentucky 39.66. II–1. Mt. SAC 39.87; 2. Houston 39.93. (4/14—10K, HT; 4/15—1500, St, 5K) 5000: I–1. Craig Lautenslager’ (NZ) 100: I(2.4)–1. Ameer Webb (Nik) 9.90w 13:52.57; 2. ***Cole Rockhold (CoSt) Jumping Events (a-c: =WL, =AL); 2. Andre De Grasse’ (Can) 13:53.30; 3. Mike Tate’ (Can) 13:54.04; HJ: 1. Jesse Williams (Nik) 7-3¾ (2.23); 10.04w; 3. Emmanuel Matadi’ (Lbr) 10.05w; 4. James Dwyer (Clem) 13:54.57; 5. *Will 2. Django Lovett’ (Can) 7-3¾; 3. Ed Wright 4. Beejay Lee (Asics) 10.08w; Reyes (Chico) 13:56.02; 6. **Micah Beller (Mi) (unat) 7-1¾ (2.18). 5. Akeem Haynes’ (Can) 10.15w; 6. Carl 13:56.31; 7. Gabriel Proctor (Asics) 13:57.83. PV: 1. Melker Jacobsson’ (Swe) 18-4½ Horsley (unat) 10.19w; 7. Remontay McClain II–1. ***Sydney Gidabuday (Adams) (5.60); 2. Minsub Jin’ (SK) 18-4½; 3. Adam (Nik) 10.19w; 8. Jahvid Best (unat) 10.27w; 13:36.83; 2. Patrick Corona (AF) 13:37.24 Bragg (Prin) 18-½ (5.50); 4. Victor Weirich 9. Brijesh Lawrence’ (StK) 10.33w. (out CL); 3. Mason Ferlic (Mi) 13:37.56; 4. (unat) 17-6½ (5.35). II(1.7)–1. *Lamar Hargrove (Tif) 10.17; 2. Abbabiya Simbassa (TMn) 13:37.86; LJ: 1. Eaton 26-6½w (8.09) (26-3½/8.01); Kirk Wilson (unat) 10.17; 3. Calesio Newman 5. Pierce Murphy (Co) 13:38.19; 6. Johnnie 2. Shotaro Shiroyama’ (Jpn) 26-1 (7.95); 3. (HSI) 10.21; 4. Vitor Hugo Dos Santos’ (Bra) Guy (SnIn) 13:39.14; 7. Ridouane Harroufi’ **Damarcus Simpson (Chadr) 25-9½w (7.86); 10.25; 5. Alex Donigian (WnWa) 10.35. (Mor) 13:40.50; 8. *Erik Peterson (Butler) 4. **Adoree' Jackson (USC) 25-8 (7.82). 200: I(1.0)–1. Webb (Nik) 19.91; 2. Lee 13:41.81; 9. Zach Zarda (unat) 13:42.35; TJ: 1. Alberto Alvarez’ (Mex) 55-9 (16.99); 20.23; 3. Curtis Mitchell (adi) 20.37; 4. 10. *Willy Fink (EnMi) 13:43.06; 11. Marty 2. Chris Carter (AirHous) 55-3½w (16.85) Bryshon Nellum (Nik) 20.48; Andrie (CoM) 13:44.38; 12. Malcolm Hicks’ (55-0/16.76); 3. Donald Scott (unat) 53-7 5. Jeremy Dodson’ (AmS) 20.50; 6. (NZ) 13:49.50; 13. Brian Shrader (Sauc) (16.33); Bruno De Barros’ (Bra) 20.53; 7. **Cravon 13:50.68; 4. Jadel Gregorio’ (Bra) 53-4½w (16.27); Gillespie (MSAC) 20.60; 8. Calesio Newman 14. **Connor McMillan (BYU) 13:53.53; 5. Josh Dixon (AzSt) 51-11¼w (15.83); 6. (HSI) 20.74. 15. Aaron Fletcher (BYU) 13:55.64; 16. *CJ Kyron Blaise’ (Tri) 51-8¼w (15.75); 7. Josh II(0.9)–1. Jose Carlos Herrera’ (Mex) 20.17; Albertson (AzSt) 13:56.89; 17. **Lawrence Honeycut (Asics) 51-0 (15.54). 2. Aldemir Junior’ (Bra) 20.32; 3. Emmanuel Kipkoech’ (Campb) 13:57.77. Throwing Events Matadi’ (Lbr) 20.44; 4. Daveon Collins (unat) 10,000: 1. Miguel Amador’ (Col) 28:33.58; SP: 1. Bobby Grace (unat) 65-4¼ (19.92); 20.55; 5. Tremaine Harris’ (Can) 20.75. 2. Robert Cheseret (unat) 28:33.84; 3. Shaun 2. Darien Moore (Ironwd) 64-5¾ (19.65); 3. 400: 1. **Ricky Morgan (USC) 46.43. Thompson (Duke) 28:47.48 (CL); 4. Mario Darrell Hill (unat) 63-11½ (19.49); Pacay’ (Gua) 28:53.43; 800: I–1. Duane Solomon (Sauc) 1:45.47; 4. **Nicholas Ponzio (USC) 63-5 (19.33); 5. Amon Terer’ (Campb) 28:54.42; 6. Chris 2. *Eliud Rutto’ (MTn) 1:45.59; 3. ***Robert 5. ***Matthew Katnik (USC) 60-8½ (18.50); Kwiatkowski (unat) 28:56.91; 7. **Reed Heppenstall’ (WF) 1:47.65; 6. **Felipe Valencia (Hous) 59-4¼ (18.09). Fischer (Drake) 29:09.86; 8. **Ben Flanagan’ 4. Lopez Lomong (Nik) 1:48.18; 5. David DT: 1. Rodney Brown (Nik) 216-6 (66.00); (Mi) 29:13.72. Torrence (Hoka) 1:48.33; 6. *Abraham 2. Marshall Hall’ (NZ) 191-10 (58.48). Alvarado (CSStan) 1:48.82. 110H: I(1.9)–1. Johnathan Cabral’ (Can) HT: 1. Marcel Lomnicky’ (Svk) 252-5 II–1. **Robert Ford (USC) 1:47.57; 2. 13.35 (WL); 2. Mikel Thomas’ (Tri) 13.40; 3. (76.95); 2. Libor Charfreitag’ (Svk) 236-7 ***Brian Bell (Hous) 1:47.58; 3. Prince Isaac Williams (Hous) 13.43; (72.11); 3. Diego Del Real’ (Mex) 235-2 Mumba’ (Zam) 1:47.94; 4. *Tre’Tez Kinnaird 4. Ashton Eaton (Nik) 13.48; 5. Ronald (71.68); (OkSt) 1:48.43; 5. *Simon Holden (WF) Brookins (unat) 13.57; 6. Logan Taylor 4. Roberto Sawyers’ (CR) 230-5 (70.24); 1:48.67. (DPil) 13.82. 5. Conor McCullough (unat) 226-8 (69.09); 1500: I–1. David Torrence (Hoka) 3:40.67; II(2.4)–1. *Myles Hunter (Mank) 13.64w; 6. Michael Lihrman (unat) 225-7 (68.76); 7. 2. Taylor Milne’ (Can) 3:41.12; 3. Will Crocker 2. Teivaskie Lewin’ (SD) 13.66w. (Mo) 3:42.30; 4. Shyan Vaziri (UCSB) 3:42.50. 400H: I–1. *Khallifah Rosser (CSLA) 49.27; II–1. Ferdinand Edman’ (UCLA) 3:43.80. 2. Jeshua Anderson (unat) 49.54; 3. Jordin © 2016 Track & Field News.All rights Andrade’ (CVI) 49.99; reserved.This newsletter may not be re- St: 1. Jose Pena’ (Ven) 8:31.48; 2. Jeroen 4. Eric Alejandro’ (PR) 50.11; 5. Keyunta printedor retransmitted in any formwithout D’Hoedt’ (Bel) 8:32.62; 3. Camilo Camargo’ Hayes (Altis) 50.39; 6. Kenneth Medwood’ express written permission. (Col) 8:33.82; 4. *Benard Keter’ (TxT) 8:40.43; (Blz) 50.50; 7. Michael Tinsley (adi) 51.03; www.trackandfieldnews.com 5. *Colby Wilson (UtSt) 8:40.73; -172- April 17, 2016 Colin Dunbar (unat) 225-5 (68.70); 8. *Adam 3:06.32; 3. Sequoias 3:07.53; 4. Western der Wyk (unat) 4:18.70; Keenan’ (NnAz) 224-0 (68.29). Kentucky 3:09.35. 9. Tori Tsolis (UCSB) 4:19.02; 10. Katie Multi Event Field Events Hoevet (Pur) 4:19.66; 11. Amy Van Alstine Dec(Azusa, 4/13–14): I–1. Ben Gregory’ PV: 1. Luigi Colella’ (Ita) 17-6½ (5.35); 2. (Hoka) 4:19.71; 12. *Ingeborg Løvnes’ (OkSt) (GB) 7882 (11.14, 24-1/7.34w, 44-4/13.51, *Garrett Larson (SHous) 17-6½ (5.35). 4:20.04. 6-2¾/1.90, 50.23, 14.60, 133-9/40.77, 16- TJ: 1. **Michael Sandle (Mank) 52-8w St: 1. Muriel Coneo’ (Col) 9:43.16; 2. 4¾/5.00, 179-9/54.78, 4:23.09); (16.05). Maddie Van Beek (Brk) 9:52.21; 3. Maria 2. James Turner’ (Can) 7776; 3. Austin Bernard’ (Sauc) 9:53.83; 4. Madelin Talbert Bahner (Shocker) 7672; 4. Solomon SAC INVITATIONAL WOMEN (Lips) 9:55.79; Simmons (EnMi) 7537; 5. Justin Balczak (4/14—10K, HT; 4/15—1500, St, 5K) 5. Ana Cristina Narvaez’ (Mex) 9:55.86; (Azusa) 7276. 100: I(1.7)-1. Jenna Prandini (Pum) 6. Betsy Graney (Asics) 9:59.07; 7. Amber II–1. *Pierre-Louis Ricou’ (GCan) 7340; 2. 10.95 (WL, AL); 2. **Hannah Cunliffe (Or) Schultz (Brk) 10:05.80; 8. Erica Richardson Devin Bennett (SLO) 7118. 10.99 PR (8, 9 C; 6, 7 AmC); 3. Miki Barber (BoisB) 10:06.01; (unat) 11.10; 9. Melinda Martinez’ (PR) 10:08.35; 10. MT. SAC OPEN MEN 4. Kim Duncan (Nik) 11.11; 5. *Jasmine Allix Potratz-Lee (unat) 10:08.70; 11. *Ellie (4/15—100, 200, 800, PV, TJ) Todd (Or) 11.20; 6. Lekeisha Lawson (unat) Child (Web) 10:09.68; 12. *Teylar Adelsberger 100(2.7): 1. Cravon Gillespie (MSAC) 11.26; 7. Octavious Freeman (adi) 11.37; 8. (Mo) 10:12.39; 10.17w; 2. **Julius Morris’ (WnKy) 10.29w; Mandy White (HSI) 11.42. 13. Katelyn Steen (CNW) 10:13.67; 14. Kori 3. Leshon Collins (Hous) 10.29w; 4. Tomoya II(1.3)–1. ***Ariana Washington (Or) 11.24; Gilley (unat) 10:14.90; 15. Anna Pasternak Baba’ (Jpn) 10.30w; 5. ***Mario Burke’ 2. Schillonie Calvert’ (Jam) 11.34; 3. Jodie (Mi) 10:20.53; 16. Josphine Kiptebeny’ (Hous) 10.33w. Williams’ (GB) 11.38; 4. Shai-Anne Davis’ (MTn) 10:21.07; II(3.6)–1. **Adoree' Jackson (USC) 10.35w. (Can) 11.43. 17. Ann Miller (CoM) 10:22.18; 18. Maria III(1.9)–1. Abdullah Mohammed’ (Sau) 200: I(1.9)–1.
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