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New Balance Nationals Outdoor – 6/15/2018 20180615_new_balance Licensed to National Scholastic Sports Fdn OfficeUse HY-TEK's Meet Manager 7/5/2018 09:46 AM New Balance Nationals Outdoor - 6/15/2018 to 6/17/2018 North Carolina A+T University Greensboro NC Results Event 1 Boys 100 Meter Dash Championship ======================================================================== Top 8 Advance by Time National: 10.00 7/5/2014 Trentavis Friday, Cherryville, NC Meet: 10.14 6/17/2000 Dwight Thomas, Northwestern, Hyatts-MD Freshman: 10.35 6/2000 Jamar Ervin, Camden, NJ Sophomore: 10.23 6/21/2007 Rynell Parson, Stevens,San Antonio,TX Junior: 10.14 6/26/2015 Noah Lyles, TC Wms,Alexndra,VA Senior: 10.00 7/5/2014 Trentavis Friday, Cherryville, NC Name Year School Prelims Wind H# ======================================================================== Preliminaries 1 # 1 Justin Ofotan 18 Glenn Dale, MD 10.49q 0.6 2 2 # 635 Cameron Council 18 Durham, NC 10.51q 0.3 3 3 # 2462 Charles Lewis 19 Harvest, AL 10.54q 0.6 2 4 # 2543 Ronald Fuller 18 Hopkins, SC 10.55q 0.6 2 5 # 2838 Okheme Moore 18 Tuscaloosa, AL 10.62q -1.4 5 6 # 3101 Davon Carroll 18 Pasadena, MD 10.65q 0.9 4 10.641 7 # 796 Antonio Lay 19 Memphis, TN 10.65q 0.9 4 10.645 8 # 1955 Langston Jackson 19 Lexington, KY 10.67q 1.4 1 9 # 5278 Taylor Banks 19 Pembroke Pines, FL 10.68 -1.0 6 10 # 4285 Joseph Laster 18 Alpharetta, GA 10.69 0.6 2 11 # 1192 Jalen Drayden 19 DeSoto, TX 10.70 0.9 4 10.691 12 # 4452 Kai Cole 18 Alexandria, VA 10.70 0.3 3 10.694 13 # 5152 Kai Williams 21 Cumming, GA 10.71 0.6 2 14 # 2170 Caleb Jackson 19 Pleasant Grove, AL 10.75 -1.4 5 15 # 3009 Jordan Cofield 18 Owings Mills, MD 10.76 1.4 1 10.757 16 # 723 John Caouette 18 Ashburnham, MA 10.76 0.9 4 10.758 17 # 3561 Javonte Harding 20 Prince George, VA 10.80 -1.0 6 18 # 3886 Andrew Robinson 18 Marietta, GA 10.81 0.6 2 10.803 19 # 96 Alan Alvarez 18 Lexington, SC 10.81 -1.4 5 10.808 20 # 3781 Chylon Thomas 18 Columbia, SC 10.87 -1.4 5 10.862 21 # 3778 Tyler Mitchell 18 Columbia, SC 10.87 0.6 2 10.867 22 # 1492 Devin Cadena 18 Highlands Ranch, CO 10.93 -1.0 6 23 # 4392 Jaylen Stinson 20 Opelika, AL 10.96 1.4 1 24 # 1940 Gerard Hearst 18 Johns creek, GA 10.98 0.3 3 25 # 4361 Henry Young 19 Fairfield Township, 11.02 -1.0 6 26 # 2929 Alex Murphey 18 Naples, FL 11.04 0.3 3 27 # 1814 Van Gupton 18 Raleigh, NC 11.10 -1.4 5 28 # 1616 Rondell Terry 18 Garner, NC 11.16 0.3 3 11.152 29 # 3021 Connor Newhouse 19 Prospect, KY 11.16 -1.4 5 11.153 30 # 4236 Malik Watson 18 Spartanburg, SC 11.29 -1.0 6 31 # 2032 Kamari Norman 18 Durham, NC 11.35 -1.4 5 32 # 3071 Julius Norman 18 Tallahassee, FL 11.43 1.4 1 33 # 2218 Trevon Thompson 18 Lakeland, FL 12.37 1.4 1 -- # 1000 Gatlin Lawson 19 Camden, SC DNS 0.3 3 -- # 4071 Gregory Sholars 18 Fort Worth, TX DNS -1.0 6 Page 1 20180615_new_balance -- # 296 Coleton Beck 18 Blacksburg, VA DNS 1.4 1 -- # 5346 Jaheim Jones 19 Newburgh, NY DNS 1.4 1 -- # 1833 Mizell Hall 19 Winston-Salem, NC DNS 0.9 4 -- # 2987 Reginald Nelson 18 Hoover, AL DNS 0.9 4 -- # 901 Damian Close 18 Mustang, OK DNS -1.0 6 -- # 4310 Frank Royal 19 Richmond, VA DNS 0.9 4 Event 1 Boys 100 Meter Dash Championship ===================================================================== National: 10.00 7/5/2014 Trentavis Friday, Cherryville, NC Meet: 10.14 6/17/2000 Dwight Thomas, Northwestern, Hyatts-MD Freshman: 10.35 6/2000 Jamar Ervin, Camden, NJ Sophomore: 10.23 6/21/2007 Rynell Parson, Stevens,San Antonio,TX Junior: 10.14 6/26/2015 Noah Lyles, TC Wms,Alexndra,VA Senior: 10.00 7/5/2014 Trentavis Friday, Cherryville, NC Name Year School Finals Wind ===================================================================== Finals 1 # 2838 Okheme Moore 18 Tuscaloosa, AL 10.37 0.7 2 # 1 Justin Ofotan 18 Glenn Dale, MD 10.40 0.7 3 # 635 Cameron Council 18 Durham, NC 10.42 0.7 4 # 2543 Ronald Fuller 18 Hopkins, SC 10.47 0.7 5 # 2462 Charles Lewis 19 Harvest, AL 10.57 0.7 6 # 3101 Davon Carroll 18 Pasadena, MD 10.57 0.7 7 # 1955 Langston Jackson 19 Lexington, KY 10.64 0.7 8 # 796 Antonio Lay 19 Memphis, TN 10.66 0.7 Event 2 Girls 100 Meter Dash Championship ======================================================================== Top 8 Advance by Time National: 10.98 6/20/2015 Candace Hill, Rockdale Cnty,Cnyrs,GA Meet: 11.19 6/16/2018 Tamari Davis, Gainesville, FL Freshman: 11.13 6/9/2018 Tamari Davis, Gainesville, FL Sophomore: 10.98 6/20/2015 Candace Hill, Rockdale Cnty,Cnyrs,GA Junior: 11.13 6/21/1976 Chandra Cheeseborough, Ribault, Jacksonville Senior: 11.11 6/26/1998 Angela Williams, Chino, CA Name Year School Prelims Wind H# ======================================================================== Preliminaries 1 # 1365 Tamari Davis 21 Gainesville, FL 11.44q -1.3 3 2 # 1496 Kynnedy Flannel 18 Alvin, TX 11.68q -1.0 2 3 # 4370 Grace Stark 19 White Lake, MI 11.73q -0.3 1 4 # 4064 Kaylah Lumsden 19 Atlanta, GA 11.76q 0.8 4 11.754 5 # 5179 Aliya Wilson 19 Maple Valley, WA 11.76q 0.8 4 11.757 6 # 2126 Hope Igbinoghene 19 trussville, AL 11.78q 0.8 4 7 # 2773 Sydney Milani 18 Runnells, IA 11.88q -0.3 1 8 # 2680 Kaleb McDonald 19 Louisville, KY 11.91q -0.3 1 9 # 4201 Hannah Waller 20 Reston, VA 11.93 0.8 4 10 # 1924 Sydney Hawkins 19 Stewartsville, NJ 11.95 -0.3 1 11 # 4063 Jazmine Hobson 20 Atlanta, GA 11.96 -1.0 2 12 # 814 Melicia Mouzzon 18 Youngsville, NC 11.98 -1.0 2 13 # 4320 Makhaila Mills 16 Saint Johns, FL 12.00 -1.3 3 14 # 3559 Jaida Smith 18 Frederick, MD 12.01 -1.0 2 12.010 Page 2 20180615_new_balance 14 # 869 Camille Christoph 18 Noblesville, IN 12.01 -1.3 3 12.010 16 # 1614 Kennedy Gamble 18 Houston, TX 12.05 0.8 4 17 # 4351 Zatoria Thompson 20 Miramar, FL 12.06 -0.3 1 18 # 1938 Jordan Haywood 18 Greenville, SC 12.07 0.8 4 19 # 2485 Alexis Patterson 16 Winston-Salem, NC 12.15 -1.0 2 20 # 4237 Suerethia Henders 18 Lima, OH 12.17 -1.3 3 21 # 4347 Jermecia Brown 20 Fort Lauderdale, FL 12.19 -1.3 3 22 # 1004 Jenna Crean 19 West Seneca, NY 12.38 -1.3 3 23 # 2957 Haley Bishop 20 Fort Mill, SC 12.55 -1.0 2 -- # 883 Serena Clark 20 Cincinnati, OH DNS -1.3 3 -- # 229 Alexa Rossum 18 Braselton, GA DNS -0.3 1 Event 2 Girls 100 Meter Dash Championship ===================================================================== National: 10.98 6/20/2015 Candace Hill, Rockdale Cnty,Cnyrs,GA Meet: 11.19 6/16/2018 Tamari Davis, Gainesville, FL Freshman: 11.13 6/9/2018 Tamari Davis, Gainesville, FL Sophomore: 10.98 6/20/2015 Candace Hill, Rockdale Cnty,Cnyrs,GA Junior: 11.13 6/21/1976 Chandra Cheeseborough, Ribault, Jacksonville Senior: 11.11 6/26/1998 Angela Williams, Chino, CA Name Year School Finals Wind ===================================================================== Finals 1 # 1365 Tamari Davis 21 Gainesville, FL 11.19 0.8 2 # 1496 Kynnedy Flannel 18 Alvin, TX 11.41 0.8 3 # 4370 Grace Stark 19 White Lake, MI 11.47 0.8 4 # 5179 Aliya Wilson 19 Maple Valley, WA 11.59 0.8 5 # 4064 Kaylah Lumsden 19 Atlanta, GA 11.68 0.8 6 # 2126 Hope Igbinoghene 19 trussville, AL 11.70 0.8 7 # 2773 Sydney Milani 18 Runnells, IA 11.79 0.8 8 # 2680 Kaleb McDonald 19 Louisville, KY 11.94 0.8 Event 3 Boys 200 Meter Dash Championship ======================================================================== Top 8 Advance by Time National: 20.09 7/9/2016 Noah Lyles, TC Wms,Alexandria,VA Meet: 20.41 6/15/2014 Tretavis Friday, Cherryville, NC Freshman: 20.68 2/20/2016 Tyrese Cooper, American,Hialeah,FL Sophomore: 20.51 5/27/2017 Tyrese Cooper, Norland,Miami,FL Junior: 20.18 6/27/2015 Noah Lyles, TC Wms,Alexndria,VA Senior: 20.09 7/9/2016 Noah Lyles, TC Wms,Alexandria,VA Name Year School Prelims Wind H# ======================================================================== Preliminaries 1 # 1486 Antonio Tarantino 18 Blackwood, NJ 20.51q 2.8 4 2 # 5363 Tyrese Cooper 19 Cooper-Tyrese-FL 20.83q +0.0 3 3 # 635 Cameron Council 18 Durham, NC 20.88q 0.1 5 4 # 3524 Rawle Brebnor 18 Woodbridge, VA 20.99q 1.0 1 5 # 2838 Okheme Moore 18 Tuscaloosa, AL 21.01q +0.0 3 6 # 4839 Emerson Douds 19 Matthews, NC 21.11q 2.8 4 7 # 4419 Edward Sumler 18 Cypress, TX 21.13q 2.8 4 21.124 8 # 2462 Charles Lewis 19 Harvest, AL 21.13q 2.0 2 21.130 9 # 5203 Amir Willis 18 Cincinnati, OH 21.15 1.0 1 Page 3 20180615_new_balance 10 # 2170 Caleb Jackson 19 Pleasant Grove, AL 21.23 2.8 4 11 # 3101 Davon Carroll 18 Pasadena, MD 21.24 0.1 5 12 # 731 Elijah Jones 18 Bronx, NY 21.25 0.1 5 13 # 4452 Kai Cole 18 Alexandria, VA 21.27 2.0 2 14 # 4232 Brandon Hicklin 18 Inman, SC 21.28 +0.0 3 15 # 4080 Joseph O'Brien 19 Shrewsbury, MA 21.31 2.8 4 16 # 96 Alan Alvarez 18 Lexington, SC 21.34 0.1 5 17 # 2606 Garrett Shedrick 18 Marietta ga, GA 21.35 +0.0 3 21.342 18 # 1218 Tylin Jackson 18 Lancaster, TX 21.35 2.0 2 21.350 19 # 399 Matthew Moorer 18 Ypsilanti, MI 21.36 2.0 2 20 # 3011 Brandon James 18 Owings Mills, MD 21.37 2.0 2 21 # 1192 Jalen Drayden 19 DeSoto, TX 21.40 1.0 1 22 # 3009 Jordan Cofield 18 Owings Mills, MD 21.47 1.0 1 23 # 838 Keegan Jones 18 Cleveland, TN 21.49 1.0 1 24 # 5182 Nicholas Wilson 19 Accokeek, MD 21.51 1.0 1 25 # 2666 Julian Klenner 18 West Chester, PA 21.58 +0.0 3 26 # 1945 Savion Hebron 19 Langhorne, PA 21.61 2.8 4 27 # 3561 Javonte Harding 20 Prince George, VA 21.64 +0.0 3 28 # 3778 Tyler Mitchell 18 Columbia, SC 21.72 +0.0 3 29 # 4425 Nathaniel Davis 18 Amherst, NY 21.78 2.0 2 30 # 1572 Igo Grimes 18 Woodbridge, VA 22.05 2.8 4 22.048 31 # 2933 Justin Kotarak 18 Wind Lake, WI 22.05 0.1 5 22.049 -- # 1 Justin Ofotan 18 Glenn Dale, MD DNS 1.0 1 -- # 4071 Gregory Sholars 18 Fort Worth, TX DNS 0.1 5 -- # 5346 Jaheim Jones 19 Newburgh, NY DNS 0.1 5 -- # 1000 Gatlin Lawson 19 Camden, SC DNS 2.0 2 -- # 901 Damian Close 18
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