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1995 31St Indoor NCAA Indoor Results - Indianapolis, in - March, 1995 MEN:1 1995 31st Indoor NCAA Indoor Results - Indianapolis, IN - March, 1995 MEN:1. Arkansas 59; T2. George Mason, Tennessee 26; T4. Illinois, Michigan 25; 6. Georgia 24; T7. Baylor, Rice, UCLA 22; 10. California 20; T11. Clemson, Nebraska, North Carolina 19; T14. LSU, UTEP 16; 16. Georgetown 15; T17. E. Michigan, Kentucky 14; 19. Alabama 13; 20. Wisconsin 12; T21. Colorado, DePaul, Florida St., Manhattan, Providence, Villanova 10; 27. Seton Hall 9; T28. Fresno St., Indiana 8½; T30. SMU, Stanford, TCU 8; 33. Iowa St. 7; T34. Kansas, UL-Lafayette, Ohio St., Texas A&M 6; 38. Houston 5; T39. Georgia Tech, Miami, William & Mary, Wyoming 4; T43. Boston College, Florida, Michigan St., Oklahoma, Oklahoma St., Stephen F. Austin, West Virginia 3; T50. Auburn, Harvard, Notre Dame, Oral Roberts, W. Michigan 2; T55. Illinois St., Minnesota, Texas 1. WOMEN: 1. LSU 40; 2. UCLA 37; 3. Texas 32; T4. Arkansas, Villanova 31; 6. Pittsburgh 22; 7. Georgia 20; T8. Nebraska, North Carolina 19; 10. Wisconsin 18; 11. Florida 16; 12. George Mason 15½; T13. Baylor, UTEP 14; 15. Alabama 13; T16. Kansas St., Miami 12; 18. Tennessee 11; T19. Arizona St., Colorado, Seton Hall, West Virginia 10; 23. BYU 9; 24. Illinois 8½; T25. Auburn, Boston U., E. Michigan, Kent St., Providence 8; T30. Arizona, Portland, Purdue, Texas A&M 6; T34. Boston College, Rice, Stanford 5; T37. James Madison, Michigan, SMU 4; T40. Minnesota, Virginia 3; T42. Bowling Green, Georgetown, Indiana St., No. Iowa, Prairie View 2; T47. UAB, Cornell, Harvard, UT-Arlington 1. Men’s Results Men’s Results 55m 400m 1. Tim Harden Kentucky 6.12** 1. Deon Minor Baylor 46.00 2. Donovan Powell TCU 6.19 2. Greg Haughton George Mason 46.01 3. Obadele Thompson UTEP 6.20 3. Kevin Lyles Seton Hall 46.16 4. Riley Washington Nebraska 6.25 4. Dorian Green Illinois 46.47 5. Tony McCall North Carolina 6.26 5. Octavius Terry Georgia Tech 46.88 6. Kareem Streete-Thompson Rice 6.29 6. Clarence Richards Clemson 46.92 7. Allen Rossum Notre Dame 6.29 7. Raoul Howard Baylor 47.21 8. Bode Osagiobare Georgia 6.30 8. Milton Campbell North Carolina 47.57 55m HH 800m 1. Phillip Riley Florida St. 7.10 1. Michael Williams Manhatten 1:48.12 2. Reggie Torian Wisconsin 7.13 2. Bryan Woodward Georgetown 1:49.22 3. Larry Wade Texas A&M 7.20 3. Alex Morgan George Mason 1:49.25 4. Jeff Jackson Baylor 7.22 4. Brandon Rock Arkansas 1:49.92 5. Duane Ross Clemson 7.25 5. Ronald Thorne Miami 1:50.18 6. Kevin Ellis Stephen F. Austin 7.27 6. Marko Koers Illinois 1:50.29 7. Darius Pemberton Tennessee 7.33 7. Mike Daniels Seton Hall 1:51.91 8. Willie Hibler Nebraska 7.35 8. Jeremy Stallings Florida 1:53.82 200m MILE RUN 1. Dave Dopek DePaul 20.78 1. Kevin Sullivan Michigan 3:55.33 2. Derrick Thompson Arkansas 20.86 2. Graham Hood Arkansas 3:55.72 3. Tony Wheeler Clemson 20.90 3. Paul McMullen E. Michigan 3:58.21 4. Bryan Bronson Rice 20.90 4. Passmore Furusa LSU 3:58.77 5. Rohsaan Griffin LSU 20.94 5. Brian Hyde William & Mary 3:59.16 6. Brad Fields Michigan St. 20.96 6. Louie Quintana Villanova 4:01.15 7. Garth Robinson Oral Roberts 21.16 7. Ken Nason Villanova 4:04.51 8. James Duncan Illinois St. 21.16 8. Andre Jakubiec Florida 4:05.06 ** = electronic timing 1995 31st Indoor NCAA Indoor Results - Indianapolis, IN - March, 1995 MEN:1. Arkansas 59; T2. George Mason, Tennessee 26; T4. Illinois, Michigan 25; 6. Georgia 24; T7. Baylor, Rice, UCLA 22; 10. California 20; T11. Clemson, Nebraska, North Carolina 19; T14. LSU, UTEP 16; 16. Georgetown 15; T17. E. Michigan, Kentucky 14; 19. Alabama 13; 20. Wisconsin 12; T21. Colorado, DePaul, Florida St., Manhattan, Providence, Villanova 10; 27. Seton Hall 9; T28. Fresno St., Indiana 8½; T30. SMU, Stanford, TCU 8; 33. Iowa St. 7; T34. Kansas, UL-Lafayette, Ohio St., Texas A&M 6; 38. Houston 5; T39. Georgia Tech, Miami, William & Mary, Wyoming 4; T43. Boston College, Florida, Michigan St., Oklahoma, Oklahoma St., Stephen F. Austin, West Virginia 3; T50. Auburn, Harvard, Notre Dame, Oral Roberts, W. Michigan 2; T55. Illinois St., Minnesota, Texas 1. WOMEN: 1. LSU 40; 2. UCLA 37; 3. Texas 32; T4. Arkansas, Villanova 31; 6. Pittsburgh 22; 7. Georgia 20; T8. Nebraska, North Carolina 19; 10. Wisconsin 18; 11. Florida 16; 12. George Mason 15½; T13. Baylor, UTEP 14; 15. Alabama 13; T16. Kansas St., Miami 12; 18. Tennessee 11; T19. Arizona St., Colorado, Seton Hall, West Virginia 10; 23. BYU 9; 24. Illinois 8½; T25. Auburn, Boston U., E. Michigan, Kent St., Providence 8; T30. Arizona, Portland, Purdue, Texas A&M 6; T34. Boston College, Rice, Stanford 5; T37. James Madison, Michigan, SMU 4; T40. Minnesota, Virginia 3; T42. Bowling Green, Georgetown, Indiana St., No. Iowa, Prairie View 2; T47. UAB, Cornell, Harvard, UT-Arlington 1. Men’s Results Men’s Results 3000m DMR RELAY 1. Jason Bunston Arkansas 8:06.81 1. Michigan 9:34.44 2. Richie Boulet California 8:06.92 (Nick Karfonta, Trinity Townsend, Ian Forsyth, Kevin Sullivan) 3. Robert Gary Ohio St. 8:07.74 2. Eastern Michigan 9:35.57 4. Tony Cosey Tennessee 8:08.00 3. Illinois 9:36.33 5. Alan Culpepper Colorado 8:08.31 4. Villanova 9:36.95 6. Jon Wild Oklahoma St. 8:08.62 5. George Mason 9:37.11 7. Ian Carswell Harvard 8:08.64 6. Arkansas 9:37.31 8. Dmitry Drozdov Iowa St. 8:09.48 7. Georgetown 9:41.03 8. Florida 9:45.17 5K 1. Mark Carroll Providence 13:55.15 HIGH JUMP 2. Godfrey Siamusiye Arkansas 13:58.99 1. Peter Malesev Nebraska 7’ 4¼ 3. Adam Goucher Colorado 13:59.71 2. Ray Doakes Arkansas 7’ 4¼ 4. Ian Robinson Iowa St. 13:59.96 3. Matt Hemingway Arkansas 7’ 3 5. James Menon Wisconsin 14:05.25 4. Jon Royce Michigan 7’ 3 6. Bob Donker West Virginia 14:06.25 5. Dillon Phelps Georgia 7’ 1¾ 7. Vadim Nemad Kentucky 14:07.08 6. Thaddeus Hood Georgia 7’ 1¾ 8. Kamiel Maase Texas 14:10.62 7. John Thorp Clemson 7’ 1¾ 8. Nick Johannsen Kansas 7’ 1¾ 1600 RELAY 1. North Carolina 3:06.36 POLE VAULT (Tony McCall, Milton Campbell, Henry McRoy, Ken Harnden) 1. Tim Mack Tennessee 18’ 4½ 2. George Mason 3:06.42 2. Daren McDonough Illinois 18’ 0½ 3. LSU 3:06.43 3. David Cox Fresno St. 17’ 8½ 4. Baylor 3:06.81 4. John Bazzoni Kansas 17’ 8½ 5. Clemson 3:07.34 5. Shannon Pope North Carolina 17’ 4½ 6. Oklahoma 3:07.96 6. Mark Buse Indiana 17’ 4½ 7. Kentucky 3:08.52 6. Heath Fulk Fresno St. 17’ 4½ 8. Seton Hall 3:08.85 8. Derrick Prentice LSU 17’ 4½ 1995 31st Indoor NCAA Indoor Results - Indianapolis, IN - March, 1995 MEN:1. Arkansas 59; T2. George Mason, Tennessee 26; T4. Illinois, Michigan 25; 6. Georgia 24; T7. Baylor, Rice, UCLA 22; 10. California 20; T11. Clemson, Nebraska, North Carolina 19; T14. LSU, UTEP 16; 16. Georgetown 15; T17. E. Michigan, Kentucky 14; 19. Alabama 13; 20. Wisconsin 12; T21. Colorado, DePaul, Florida St., Manhattan, Providence, Villanova 10; 27. Seton Hall 9; T28. Fresno St., Indiana 8½; T30. SMU, Stanford, TCU 8; 33. Iowa St. 7; T34. Kansas, UL-Lafayette, Ohio St., Texas A&M 6; 38. Houston 5; T39. Georgia Tech, Miami, William & Mary, Wyoming 4; T43. Boston College, Florida, Michigan St., Oklahoma, Oklahoma St., Stephen F. Austin, West Virginia 3; T50. Auburn, Harvard, Notre Dame, Oral Roberts, W. Michigan 2; T55. Illinois St., Minnesota, Texas 1. WOMEN: 1. LSU 40; 2. UCLA 37; 3. Texas 32; T4. Arkansas, Villanova 31; 6. Pittsburgh 22; 7. Georgia 20; T8. Nebraska, North Carolina 19; 10. Wisconsin 18; 11. Florida 16; 12. George Mason 15½; T13. Baylor, UTEP 14; 15. Alabama 13; T16. Kansas St., Miami 12; 18. Tennessee 11; T19. Arizona St., Colorado, Seton Hall, West Virginia 10; 23. BYU 9; 24. Illinois 8½; T25. Auburn, Boston U., E. Michigan, Kent St., Providence 8; T30. Arizona, Portland, Purdue, Texas A&M 6; T34. Boston College, Rice, Stanford 5; T37. James Madison, Michigan, SMU 4; T40. Minnesota, Virginia 3; T42. Bowling Green, Georgetown, Indiana St., No. Iowa, Prairie View 2; T47. UAB, Cornell, Harvard, UT-Arlington 1. Men’s Results Men’s Results LONG JUMP 35LB WT THROW 1. Kareem Streete-Thompson Rice 26’ 4¼ 1. Alex Papadimitriou UTEP 71’ 5¼ 2. Darius Pemberton Tennessee 25’ 5½ 2. Brian Murer SMU 69’ 10¾ 3. Andrew Owusu Alabama 25’ 4¾ 3. Tomas Sjostom Georgia 69’ 9 4. Sheddric Fields Houston 25’ 3¼ 4. Kevin McMahon Georgetown 67’ 11 5. Lee Adkins California 25’ 2½ 5. Ryan Butler Wyoming 66’ 9¼ 6. Robert Thomas Nebraska 25’ 2 6. Mark McGehearty Boston College 66’ 7 7. Del Smutherman Auburn 24’ 11¼ 7. David Popejoy Stanford 66’ 2½ 8. GoGo Peters Iowa St. 24’ 11 8. Peter Swanson Stanford 64’ 11¼ TRIPLE JUMP Women’s Results 1. Hrovje Verzi Georgia 54’ 5½ 55m 2. Lenards Ozolinish California 54’ 2½ 1. Melinda Sergenyt UTEP 6.73** 3. Nbade Mdhlongwa UL-Lafayette 54’ 1 2. Sevatheda Fynes E. Michigan 6.74 4. David Nti-Berko Alabama 54’ 0½ 3. Debbie Ferguson Georgia 6.76 5. Ivory Angello Rice 53’ 7¾ 4.
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