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Saturday Heat Sheets Brigham Young University - Site License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 6:11 PM 4/28/2006 Page 1 2006 BYU Clarence Robison Invitational - 4/26/2006 to 4/29/2006 Clarence Robison Track, BYU, Provo, UT Meet Program - Saturday Event 9 Women Hammer Throw Saturday 4/29/2006 - 10:00 AM World Record: 249-078/29/1999 Mihaela Melinte, Romania Amer. Record: 236-037/27/2002 Anna Mahon, USA NCAA Reg: 54.15m Stadium: 234-016/25/2004 Erin Gilreath, New York Athletic Club BYU Record: 220-014/2/1998 Amy Christensen Palmer, BYU Pos NameYear School Seed Mark Flight 1 of 2 Finals 1 Jessica Lyman Fr Idaho State University 39.62m 2 Megan Butler Fr Utah Valley State College ND 3 Kelly Thompson Fr Utah Valley State College 34.06m 4 Jessica Hampton Fr University of Utah 34.08m 5 Marianne King Jr Utah Valley State College 35.73m 6 Sally Smalley Fr Weber State University 37.89m 7 Kayleen Coop Fr Utah Valley State College ND 8 Becky Phillips Fr Utah Valley State College ND Flight 2 of 2 Finals 1 Sharen Contrares Idaho State University 42.67m 2 Cali Foster Idaho State University 42.67m 3 Anna Dolegiewicz -- Unattached 62.78m 4 Vanessa Mortensen Sr University of Utah 60.84m 5 Michelle Bowen Jr Utah State University 46.02m 6 Aj Roby Sr University of Utah 47.49m 7 Candace Jones Sr Brigham Young University 45.60m 8 Aubrey Cowan Fr Brigham Young University 39.86m 9 Sarah Woydziak -- Unattached 55.00m Event 14 Men Shot Put Saturday 4/29/2006 - 10:45 AM World Record: 75-10.255/20/1990 Randy Barnes, USA Amer. Record: 75-10.255/20/1990 Randy Barnes, Mazda TC NCAA Reg: 16.80m Stadium: 68-11.756/3/1989 Mike Stulce, Texas A&M BYU Record: 69-08.501985 Soren Tallhem, BYU Pos NameYear School Seed Mark Flight 1 of 1 Finals 1 Jake Briles Idaho State University 14.45m 2 Zack Lloyd --Unattached 0.57m 3 Chris Sonognini Sr Weber State University 15.82m 4 Jed Sion Idaho State University 15.64m 5 Patrick Berg Fr Northern Colorado 14.62m 6 Fluffy T. Ford Sr Unattached 16.91m 7 Kurt Scheiss Idaho State University 14.45m 8 Niklas Arrhenius Jr Brigham Young University 17.78m 9 Justin Jessop Sr Unattached 14.93m 10 John Danielson Idaho State University 17.75m 11 Randy Patterson Jr Brigham Young University ND 12 Brad Silvester Fr Idaho State University 14.63m 13 Zeb Sion Idaho State University 17.65m 14 Bruce Clement FR Unattached ND Brigham Young University - Site License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 6:11 PM 4/28/2006 Page 2 2006 BYU Clarence Robison Invitational - 4/26/2006 to 4/29/2006 Clarence Robison Track, BYU, Provo, UT Meet Program - Saturday Event 18 Men Pole Vault Invitational Saturday 4/29/2006 - 12:45 PM World Record: 20-01.757/31/1994 Sergei Bubka, Ukraine Amer. Record: 19-09.256/14/2000 Jeff Hartwig, Nike NCAA Reg: 5.05m Stadium: 18-08.256/26/2004 Tye Harvey, New Balance BYU Record: 18-02.502001 Jeff Hansen, BYU Pos NameYear School Seed Mark Flight 1 of 1 Finals 1 Devan Later Jr Brigham Young University NH 2 Whitney Neves Fr Brigham Young University NH 3 Levi Keller Idaho State University 5.08m 4 Robbie Pratt Sr Brigham Young University NH 5 Erik Rasmussen -- Unattached 5.00m 6 Matt Weirich So Brigham Young University NH 7 Brad Ellertson So Brigham Young University NH 8 Robert Low Fr Brigham Young University NH Event 5 Women Triple Jump Saturday 4/29/2006 - 12:45 PM World Record: 50-10.258/10/1995 Inessa Kravets, Ukraine Amer. Record: 47-03.507/8/1996 Sheila Hudson, Reebok NCAA Reg: 12.32m Stadium: 46-04.256/25/2004 Vanitta Kinard, Nike BYU Record: 43-10.505/22/1999 Kristel Berendsen, BYU Pos NameYear School Seed Mark Flight 1 of 1 Finals 1 Sarah McFee So University of Utah 11.00m 2 Kamila Rywelska Jr Brigham Young University 12.85m 3 Syringa Stark Idaho State University 9.75m 4 Kelly Marcroft So Brigham Young University 10.90m 5 Amy Cretsinger Jr Weber State University 11.30m 6 Mandi Witherspoon Fr Utah Valley State College 9.86m 7 Erin Bell Idaho State University 11.40m 8 Mandie Rowell Jr University of Utah 11.15m 9 Robin Lee Jr Northern Colorado 10.92m 10 Stacy Edelen Fr Utah Valley State College 10.12m 11 Christina Brown So Idaho State University 10.49m Brigham Young University - Site License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 6:11 PM 4/28/2006 Page 3 2006 BYU Clarence Robison Invitational - 4/26/2006 to 4/29/2006 Clarence Robison Track, BYU, Provo, UT Meet Program - Saturday Event 10 Men Hammer Throw Saturday 4/29/2006 - 1:00 PM World Record: 284-078/30/1986 Yuriy Syedikh, USSR Amer. Record: 270-099/17/1996 Lance Deal, New York AC NCAA Reg: 55.60m Stadium: 259-016/26/2004 James Parker, USAF BYU Record: 235-081982 Kjell Bystedt, BYU Pos NameYear School Seed Mark Flight 1 of 2 Finals 1 Brian Lindquist So Weber State University 47.98m 2 Nathan Grooms So Northern Colorado 44.07m 3 Jed Sion Idaho State University 45.84m 4 Brock Money So Weber State University 44.32m 5 Randy Patterson Jr Brigham Young University ND 6 Niklas Arrhenius Jr Brigham Young University ND 7 Kurt Scheiss Idaho State University 45.72m 8 Fluffy T. Ford Sr Unattached 44.19m 9 Bruce Clement FR Unattached ND Flight 2 of 2 Finals 1 Mike Milakovic Unattached 63.04m 2 Justin Jessop Sr Unattached 54.55m 3 Logan Harding Idaho State University 48.38m 4 Eli Dawson Unattached 55.47m 5 Luke Woydziak -- Unattached 69.19m 6 John Danielson Idaho State University 53.84m 7 Jake Briles Idaho State University 49.68m 8 Kevin Liu Jr Utah State University 55.16m 9 Chris Sonognini Sr Weber State University 54.88m Event 16 Men High Jump Saturday 4/29/2006 - 1:00 PM World Record: 8-00.507/27/1993 Javier Sotomayor, Cuba Amer. Record: 7-10.508/7/1991 Charles Austin, USA NCAA Reg: 2.10m Stadium: 7-09.756/3/1989 Hollis Conway, SW Louisiana BYU Record: 7-05.501983 Dave Stapleton, BYU Pos NameYear School Seed Mark Flight 1 of 1 Finals 1 Dave Shroeder So Idaho State University 1.98m 2 Mike McConkie Fr Utah State University 2.05m 3 Ben Layman Idaho State University 2.13m 4 Bryce Nielsen Jr Brigham Young University NH 5 Lucas Eddy So Weber State University 1.98m 6 Daniel Holloman Fr Weber State University 1.93m 7 David Pendergrass Jr Brigham Young University NH 8 Dave Hoffman -- Unattached 2.13m 9 Trevor Heiner Fr Brigham Young University NH 10 Clifton Palmer Sr Utah Valley State College 2.03m 11 Clinton Silcock Fr Utah State University 2.10m 12 Peter Komendant Fr Idaho State University 1.98m 13 Ammon Dahl So Brigham Young University NH Brigham Young University - Site License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 6:11 PM 4/28/2006 Page 4 2006 BYU Clarence Robison Invitational - 4/26/2006 to 4/29/2006 Clarence Robison Track, BYU, Provo, UT Meet Program - Saturday Event 17 Women Pole Vault Invitational Saturday 4/29/2006 - 2:30 PM World Record: 16-01.759/3/2004 Yelena Isinbayeva, Russia Amer. Record: 15-09.256/9/2001 Stacey Dragila, Nike NCAA Reg: 3.80m Stadium: 14-11.506/25/2004 Kellie Suttle, Nike BYU Record: 13-05.254/15/2006 Mandy Lonsway, BYU Pos NameYear School Seed Mark Flight 1 of 1 Finals 1 Julene Kaufusi So Brigham Young University 3.80m 2 Katie Williams Idaho State University 3.93m 3 Kasie Scott Fr Idaho State University 3.68m 4 Kathryn Duhadway Jr Utah State University 3.81m 5 Erin Bell Idaho State University 3.68m 6 Makenzie Hobbs-Iorg Jr Brigham Young University 3.80m 7 Liddy Steele So University of Utah 3.47m 8 Trisha Wagner Sr University of Utah 3.47m 9 Mandie Rowell Jr University of Utah 3.51m 10 Susan Atwater Jr University of Utah 3.51m 11 Ashley McAllister So Brigham Young University 3.80m 12 Solana Kline So Idaho State University 3.81m 13 Kelly Furr Jr Brigham Young University 3.90m 14 Mandy Kelly-Lonsway Sr Brigham Young University 4.10m Event 7 Women Discus Throw Saturday 4/29/2006 - 2:30 PM World Record: 252-007/9/1988 Gabriele Reinsch, GDR Amer. Record: 227-104/27/2002 Suzy Powell, Asics NCAA Reg: 47.30m Stadium: 201-11.506/5/1982 Meg Ritchie, Arizona BYU Record: 183-105/31/1991 Anna Mosdell, BYU Pos NameYear School Seed Mark Flight 1 of 2 Finals 1 Candace Jones Sr Brigham Young University 36.11m 2 Becky Suhr Jr Weber State University 36.37m 3 Aubrey Cowan Fr Brigham Young University 36.83m 4 Becky Phillips Fr Utah Valley State College 26.92m 5 Megan Butler Fr Utah Valley State College 36.90m 6 Kelly Thompson Fr Utah Valley State College 28.16m 7 Marianne King Jr Utah Valley State College 32.96m 8 Jessica Hampton Fr University of Utah 30.25m 9 Kayleen Coop Fr Utah Valley State College 33.68m 10 Sharen Contrares Idaho State University 36.57m Brigham Young University - Site License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 6:11 PM 4/28/2006 Page 5 2006 BYU Clarence Robison Invitational - 4/26/2006 to 4/29/2006 Clarence Robison Track, BYU, Provo, UT Meet Program - Saturday Flight 2 of 2 Finals...(Event 7 Women Discus Throw) 1 Deezbaa Whaley -- Unattached 39.57m 2 Vanessa Mortensen Sr University of Utah 37.46m 3 Chasity Toilolo Fr University of Utah 36.93m 4 Krista Larson Fr Utah State University 39.62m 5 Aj Roby Sr University of Utah 48.10m 6 Becky Riddle Jr University of Utah 39.52m 7 Jessica Lyman Fr Idaho State University 38.10m 8 Anna Dolegiewicz -- Unattached 51.81m 9 Sarah Butler Fr Brigham Young University 40.26m 10 Cali Foster Idaho State University 39.62m Event 15 Women High Jump Invitational Saturday 4/29/2006 - 3:00 PM World Record: 6-10.258/30/1987 Stefka Kostadinova, Bulgaria Amer.
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