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University of Arkansas Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 1:15 PM 1/24/2019 University of Arkansas Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 1:15 PM 1/24/2019 Page 1 Razorback Invitational - 1/25/2019 to 1/26/2019 Randal Tyson Track Complex Univ.of Arkansas--Fayetteville, AR Meet Program Section 3 of 12 Finals Event 1 Women 60 Meter Dash (26) 3 Autumn Heath SR Purdue 8 Advance: Top 1 Each Heat plus Next 4 Best Times 4 Jaylah Bailey SO Miss State Saturday 1/26/2019 - 1:39 PM 5 Jurnee Woodward SO LSU Tyson Center: 7.02 2/12/2012 Tiana Madison 6 Riley White SO Miss State Razorback: 7.17 1/30/2016 Shayla Sanders Section 4 of 12 Finals Lane Name Yr School Seed Time 3 Vivette Green FR Purdue Heat 1 of 4 Prelims 4 Zakiyah Amos FR Iowa State 2 Vivette Green FR Purdue 5 Aaliyah Birmingham JR Oklahoma Sta 3 Aaliyah Birmingham JR Oklahoma Sta 6 Ariyonna Augustine FR LSU 4 Jada Baylark JR Arkansas Section 5 of 12 Finals 5 Sha'Carri Richardson FR LSU 3 Devine Parker FR Kentucky 6 Ariyonna Augustine FR LSU 4 Rachel Vinjamuri SR Oregon 7 Autumn Heath SR Purdue 5 Brittley Humphrey JR LSU Heat 2 of 4 Prelims 6 Hannah Waller JR Oregon 2 Devine Parker FR Kentucky Section 6 of 12 Finals 3 Jasmin Reed SO Oregon 3 Brieasha Hobbs JR Oregon 4 Cassondra Hall JR LSU 4 Tiana Wilson FR Arkansas 5 Celera Barnes JR Kentucky 5 Kethlin Campbell SO Arkansas 6 Kethlin Campbell SO Arkansas 6 Sha'Carri Richardson FR LSU 7 Kerissa D'Arpino SR Oregon Section 7 of 12 Finals Heat 3 of 4 Prelims 3 Faith Gilbert FR Miss State 1 Shayla Felder FR Miss State 4 Sharrika Barnett SR Florida 2 Yakira Love SR Purdue 5 Tamara Kuykendall JR Arkansas 3 Abby Steiner FR Kentucky 6 Yakira Love SR Purdue 4 Kortnei Johnson SR LSU Section 8 of 12 Finals 5 Kiara Parker SR Arkansas 3 Lauryn Ghee SO Florida 6 Tamara Kuykendall JR Arkansas 4 Taylor Manson SO Florida 7 Camille Christopher FR Purdue 5 Janeek Brown SO Arkansas Heat 4 of 4 Prelims 6 Chloe Abbott JR Kentucky 1 Jaylah Bailey SO Miss State Section 9 of 12 Finals 2 Faith Gilbert FR Miss State 3 Emma Whigham SR Iowa State 3 Kianna Gray SR Kentucky 4 Abby Steiner FR Kentucky 4 Makenzie Dunmore JR Oregon 5 Iman Brown SO Oregon 5 Rachel Misher SR LSU 6 Ranae McKenzie SR Kansas State 6 Iman Brown SO Oregon Section 10 of 12 Finals 7 Kira White JR Oklahoma Sta 3 Milan Young SO LSU Event 2 Women 200 Meter Dash (48) 4 Celera Barnes JR Kentucky 5 Kiara Parker SR Arkansas Friday 1/25/2019 - 6:25 PM Tyson Center: 22.40 3/14/2008 Bianca Knight 6 Makenzie Dunmore JR Oregon Razorback: 22.72 1/29/2016 Kyra Jefferson Section 11 of 12 Finals Lane Name Yr School Seed Time 3 Janie O'Connor SO Kentucky Section 1 of 12 Finals 4 Rachel Misher SR LSU 3 Amaya Chadwick FR Purdue 5 Jada Baylark JR Arkansas 4 Shakira Dancy FR Florida 6 Jasmin Reed SO Oregon 5 Camille Christopher FR Purdue Section 12 of 12 Finals 6 Kira White JR Oklahoma Sta 3 Morgan Burks Magee SO Arkansas Section 2 of 12 Finals 4 Kianna Gray SR Kentucky 3 McKenzie Ethridge JR Miss State 5 Payton Chadwick SR Arkansas 4 Jae'Nisa Heckstall FR Purdue 6 Kortnei Johnson SR LSU 5 Kiya Oviosun FR LSU 6 Shayla Felder FR Miss State University of Arkansas Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 1:15 PM 1/24/2019 Page 2 Razorback Invitational - 1/25/2019 to 1/26/2019 Randal Tyson Track Complex Univ.of Arkansas--Fayetteville, AR Meet Program Event 49 Women 400 Meter Dash Invitational (8) Event 45 Women 800 Meter Run Invitational (7) Saturday 1/26/2019 - 1:03 PM Saturday 1/26/2019 - 2:31 PM Tyson Center: 50.54 3/13/2010 Francena McCorory Tyson Center: 2:00.75 2/27/2005 Nicole Cook Razorback: 51.45 1/28/2012 Sanya Richards-Ross Razorback: 2:02.30 1/27/2018 Jazmine Fray Lane Name Yr School Seed Time Lane Name Yr School Seed Time Section 1 of 2 Finals Section 1 of 1 Finals 3 Samara Miller JR Purdue 1 Kaytlyn Larson JR Oklahoma Sta 4 Tiana Wilson FR Arkansas 2 Jasmine Staebler SR Iowa State 5 Hannah Waller JR Oregon 3 Ersula Farrow SR LSU 6 Sydney Milani FR Iowa State 4 Gabrielle Wilkinson FR Florida Section 2 of 2 Finals 5 Erinn Stenman-Fahey SR Iowa State 3 Taylor Manson SO Florida 6 Katy-Ann McDonald FR LSU 4 Chloe Abbott JR Kentucky 7 Alexandra Byrnes SO Arkansas 5 Sharrika Barnett SR Florida Event 4 Women 800 Meter Run (15) 6 Morgan Burks Magee SO Arkansas Saturday 1/26/2019 - 2:11 PM Event 3 Women 400 Meter Dash (21) Tyson Center: 2:00.75 2/27/2005 Nicole Cook Saturday 1/26/2019 - 12:00 PM Razorback: 2:02.30 1/17/2018 Jazmine Fray Tyson Center: 50.54 3/13/2010 Francena McCorory Lane Name Yr School Seed Time Razorback: 51.45 1/28/2012 Sanya Richards-Ross Section 1 of 2 Finals Lane Name Yr School Seed Time 1 Maggie Davis SO Iowa State Section 1 of 5 Finals 2 Kassidy Johnson FR Kansas State 2 Michaela Travers FR Oklahoma Sta 3 Alexis Gourrier FR Iowa State 3 Kayla Carter SO Arkansas 4 Amira Coleman SR Oklahoma Sta 4 Sarah Horan SO Oklahoma Sta 5 Emily Akin FR Kentucky 5 Alon Lewis SR Miss State 6 Brittney Campbell FR Purdue 6 McKenzie Ethridge JR Miss State 7 Brooke Nohilly SO Kentucky Section 2 of 5 Finals Section 2 of 2 Finals 3 Riley White SO Miss State 1 Taylor Chiotti FR Oregon 4 Jurnee Woodward SO LSU 2 Morgan Szekely SR Oklahoma Sta 5 Masai Russell FR Kentucky 3 Maddie Salek FR Oklahoma Sta 6 Kiya Oviosun FR LSU 4 Imogen Barrett FR Florida Section 3 of 5 Finals 5 Ariane Ballner JR Oklahoma Sta 3 Jalese Moore FR Arkansas 6 Abbie Harrelson SO Florida 4 Myia Dorsey JR Purdue 7 Kailee Sawyer SR Arkansas 5 Latriceia Smith SR Oklahoma Sta 8 Charlotte Cayton-Smith JR Miss State 6 Rachel Vinjamuri SR Oregon Section 4 of 5 Finals 3 Brieasha Hobbs JR Oregon 4 Lauryn Ghee SO Florida 5 Sydney Davis SR Arkansas 6 Kyelah Hodges SR Purdue Section 5 of 5 Finals 3 Paris Peoples FR Arkansas 4 Faith Ross JR Kentucky 5 Shakira Dancy FR Florida 6 Sydney Hammit SR Arkansas University of Arkansas Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 1:15 PM 1/24/2019 Page 3 Razorback Invitational - 1/25/2019 to 1/26/2019 Randal Tyson Track Complex Univ.of Arkansas--Fayetteville, AR Meet Program Event 47 Women 1 Mile Run Invitational (11) Event 43 Women 3000 Meter Run Invitational (14) Saturday 1/26/2019 - 3:41 PM Saturday 1/26/2019 - 2:41 PM Tyson Center: 4:27.18 2/16/2008 Christin Wurth-Thomas Tyson Center: 8:43.79 2/12/2011 Christin Wurth-Thomas Razorback: 4:32.14 1/30/2016 Kaela Edwards Razorback: 9:04.93 1/31/2015 Jessica Tonn Lane Name Yr School Seed Time Lane Name Yr School Seed Time Section 1 of 1 Finals Section 1 of 1 Finals 1 Jessica Hull SR Oregon 1 Taylor Werner JR Arkansas 2 Susan Ejore JR Oregon 2 Cailie Logue FR Iowa State 3 Carina Viljoen JR Arkansas 3 Weronika Pyzik JR Oregon 4 Jessica Pascoe JR Florida 4 Lauren Gregory FR Arkansas 5 Lauren Gregory FR Arkansas 5 Amanda Vestri SO Iowa State 6 Montana McAvoy FR Oklahoma Sta 6 Philippa Bowden SR Oregon 7 Ariane Ballner JR Oklahoma Sta 7 Anne Frisbie SR Iowa State 8 Devin Clark JR Arkansas 8 Maddy Reed JR Arkansas 9 Amanda Gehrich JR Oregon 9 Karly Ackley SO Iowa State 10 Molly Born FR Oklahoma Sta 10 Rachel Nichwitz JR Arkansas 11 Taylor Werner JR Arkansas 11 Kelly Naumann JR Iowa State 12 Emma Benner JR Purdue Event 5 Women 1 Mile Run (16) 13 Sydney Brown SR Arkansas Saturday 1/26/2019 - 12:35 PM 14 Gwynne Wright JR Iowa State Tyson Center: 4:27.18 2/15/2008 Christin Wurth-Thomas Razorback: 4:32.14 1/30/2016 Kaela Edwards Event 6 Women 3000 Meter Run (11) Lane Name Yr School Seed Time Saturday 1/26/2019 - 11:35 AM Section 1 of 1 Finals Tyson Center: 8:43.79 2/12/2011 Christin Wurth-Thomas 1 Cara Melgares SO Kansas State Razorback: 9:04.93 1/31/2015 Jessica Tonn 2 Susan Hubbard SR Purdue Lane Name Yr School Seed Time 3 Hollie Parker SR LSU Section 1 of 1 Finals 4 Rachel Nichwitz JR Arkansas 1 Abby Caldwell SR Iowa State 5 Josie Carson FR Arkansas 2 Caitlin McQuilkin-Bell JR Florida 6 Meghan Underwood FR Arkansas 3 Rilee Rigdon FR Oklahoma Sta 7 Larkin Chapman JR Iowa State 4 Julia Palin FR LSU 8 Taylor Somers SO Oklahoma Sta 5 Grace Blair FR Florida 9 Haley Geissler JR Oklahoma Sta 6 Sophie Ebihara SO Florida 10 Amanda Mayoral FR Oklahoma Sta 7 Alex Ritchey SO Arkansas 11 Grace Baker SR Oklahoma Sta 8 Morgan Hull SO Florida 12 Morgan Gigandet FR Iowa State 9 Alicia Stamey SO LSU 13 Greta Taylor SO Arkansas 10 Payton Brown SO Arkansas 14 Katherine Ruck SO Oklahoma Sta 11 Amanda Mayoral FR Oklahoma Sta 15 Anna Gunter JR Oklahoma Sta 16 Quinn Owen FR Arkansas University of Arkansas Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 1:15 PM 1/24/2019 Page 4 Razorback Invitational - 1/25/2019 to 1/26/2019 Randal Tyson Track Complex Univ.of Arkansas--Fayetteville, AR Meet Program Event 8 Women 60 Meter Hurdles (16) Event 54 Women 4x400 Meter Relay Invitational (10) 8 Advance: Top 2 Each Heat plus Next 4 Best Times Saturday 1/26/2019 - 3:58 AM Saturday 1/26/2019 - 1:23 PM Tyson Center: 3:27.66 3/15/2003 Tyson Center: 7.79 3/9/2013 Brianna Rollins Downer, McIntosh, Robinson, Richards Razorback: 7.98 1/27/2018 Dior Hall Razorback: 3:30.66 1/28/2017 Lane Name Yr School Seed Time K Ellis, A Cockrell, C Pettigrew, D Hill Heat 1 of 2 Prelims Lane Team Relay Seed Time 1 Katarina Vlahovic FR Iowa State Section 1 of 2 Finals 2 Vitoria Alves FR Kansas State 2 Iowa State 3 Milan Young SO LSU 3 Oklahoma Sta 4 Payton Chadwick SR Arkansas 4 Miss State 5 Tonea Marshall JR LSU 5 LSU 6 Masai Russell FR Kentucky 6 Purdue 7 Emily Sloan FR Oregon Section 2 of 2 Finals 8 Rhesa Foster JR Oregon 2 Kansas State Heat 2 of 2 Prelims 3 Kentucky 1 Amaya Chadwick FR Purdue 4 Arkansas 2 Keira Christie-Galloway SO Iowa State 5 Oregon 3 Faith Ross JR Kentucky 6 Florida 4 Janeek Brown SO Arkansas 5 Brittley Humphrey JR LSU Event 10 Women Distance Medley (2) 6 Kaylah Robinson SO Oregon Friday 1/25/2019 - 6:00 PM 7 Kaylyn Hall FR Iowa State Tyson Center: 10:51.89
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