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Arizona State University Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 11:05 PM 4/12/2008 Page 1 29th Sun Angel Track Classic - 4/11/2008 to 4/12/2008 presented by Coca-Cola Joe Selleh Track at Sun Angel Stadium Results - All Events Event 1 Women 100 Meter Hurdles Venue Record: 12.93 V 1992 Lynda Tolbert, Nike Coast TC Meet Record: 12.93 M 1992 Lynda Tolbert-Goode, Nike Coast NCAA Region: 13.92 # Name Yr School Finals Wind H# Finals 1 Ofili, Tiffany JR Michigan 13.01 # 1.3 5 2Augustus, Toyin Evo Track Club 13.14 # 1.3 5 3 Lucas, Josanne adidas 13.17 # 1.3 5 4 Johnson, Jacquelyn SR Arizona State 13.27 # 1.3 5 4 Waller, LaNeisha SR Illinois 13.27 # 1.3 5 4 Barber, Aleesha JR Penn State 13.27 # 1.3 5 7 Booth, Yanique SR Unat-Florida Atlantic 13.28 # 1.3 5 8 Quinley, Shevell JR Arizona 13.71 # +0.0 4 9 Lumbus, Charnee SO Michigan 13.78 # +0.0 4 10 Spence, Indira FR Adams State 13.85 # +0.0 4 11 Pearson, Emily SR Colorado St. 13.88 # 2.0 3 12 Olivetti, Megan JR Boise State 13.92 # 2.0 3 13 Holden, LaTisha FR Arizona 13.95+0.0 4 14 Holder, Nikkita JR Illinois 13.96+0.0 4 15 Wade, Bettie JR Michigan 13.97+0.0 4 16 Cleckly, Quaneshia FR Central Arizona 14.001.8 2 17 Mills, Carla Kay FR Adams State 14.022.0 3 18 LaValley, Katie JR Michigan 14.042.0 3 19 Ankton, Falesha JR Washington 14.06+0.0 4 20 Williams, Jasmine FR Central Arizona 14.072.0 3 21 Caffrey, Jenna SO Iowa State 14.122.0 3 22 Stanford, Kimberley FR Iowa 14.152.0 3 23 Dancy, Jeanine SR Arizona 14.251.8 2 24 Beckford-Stewart, Alecia SO Illinois 14.281.8 2 25 Ridge, Niomi SR Colorado St. 14.291.8 2 26 Robinson, Tamika FR Illinois 14.351.0 1 27 Kerr, Tammilee SR Iowa 14.36+0.0 4 28 Coomes, Kelly FR Northern Colorado 14.402.0 3 29 Cunningham, Briana JR Illinois 14.571.8 2 30 Adams, Ashley FR Morgan State 14.62+0.0 4 31 Graham, TyLynn JR Rhode Island 14.721.0 1 32 Brown, Roshawnda SR Arizona State 14.751.8 2 33 Smith, Samantha SR Michigan 14.791.0 1 34 Daugherty, Shayna SO Rhode Island 15.261.0 1 35 Penney, Jessica FR Illinois 17.761.8 2 Event 2 Men 110 Meter Hurdles Venue Record: 13.34 V 1991 Tony Dees, Florida Clippers TC Meet Record: 13.34 M 1991 Tony Dees, Florida Clippers TC NCAA Region: 14.30 # Name Yr School Finals Wind H# Finals 1 Akins, Ty SR Auburn 13.64 # 1.0 2 2 Sands, Shamar Bahamas 13.77 # 1.0 2 Arizona State University Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 11:05 PM 4/12/2008 Page 2 29th Sun Angel Track Classic - 4/11/2008 to 4/12/2008 presented by Coca-Cola Joe Selleh Track at Sun Angel Stadium Results - All Events Finals ... (Event 2 Men 110 Meter Hurdles) Name Yr School Finals Wind H# 3 Jules, Ron SR Penn State 14.17 # 1.0 2 4 Profit, Marquis SR Arizona State 14.29 # 1.0 2 5 Grier, Tim SO Alabama 14.471.0 2 6 Gray, DeLoyd SO Arizona 14.650.4 1 7 Stanowick, Adam SR Penn State 14.651.0 2 8 Johnson, Kevin SR Colorado St. 14.900.4 1 9 Parker, Eric JR Iowa State 14.911.0 2 10 Shaw, Kenny FR Washington 14.981.0 2 11 Joseph, Nigel FR Colorado St. 15.050.4 1 12 Livingston, Jager SO Auburn 15.430.4 1 13 Demers, Eric JR Boise State 15.810.4 1 14 Hitchcock, Kyle SO Arizona State 16.610.4 1 15 Dyar, Kyle SO Alabama 16.950.4 1 Event 3 Women 4x100 Meter Relay Venue Record: 42.93 V 1994 D. Bowles, S. Echols, B. McDonald, D. Duhaney Meet Record: 42.93 M 1994 Nike Los Angeles NCAA Region: 45.70 # Team Relay Finals H# Finals 1 Auburn A44.43 # 2 1) Williams, Shaquela SO 2) Atkins, Joanna FR 3) Armbrister, Cache FR 4) Anderson, Amelia JR 2 Arizona State A44.66 # 2 1) Maloy, Dominique' FR 2) Williams, Charonda JR 3) Durham, Jordan SR 4) Elcock, Shauntel JR 3 Central Arizona A44.97 # 1 1) Robinson, Jamia SO 2) Hope, Karla FR 3) Richardson, Saravia SO 4) Kellman, Liann SO 4 Illinois A45.19 # 2 1) Armstrong, Tiara SR 2) Waller, LaNeisha SR 3) Austin, Analisa FR 4) Ugiagbe, Omoye JR 5 Adams State A45.21 # 2 1) Houston, Drew SR 2) Duncan, Sherline SR 3) Mills, Carla Kay FR 4) Spence, Indira FR 6 Michigan A45.80 2 1) Ofili, Tiffany JR 2) Taylor, Casey JR 3) Vinson, Shana SO 4) Williams, Serita SR 7 Illinois B45.82 1 1) Morgan, Cheria FR 2) Bates, Melissa FR 3) Evans, Aja SO 4) Robinson, Tamika FR 8 Iowa State A46.23 1 1) Jackson, Leia JR 2) Wright, Lashawn SO 3) Caffrey, Jenna SO 4) Hawkins, Monique SO 9 Colorado St. A46.55 2 1) Pearson, Emily SR 2) Johnson, Tanesha SO 3) Lloyd, Katie SR 4) DeLoach, Janay SR 10 Morgan State A46.61 2 1) Evans, JaQuay SR 2) Hines, Ashley SO 3) Carter, Kathryne SR 4) Hill, Tendai SO 11 Iowa A46.69 2 1) White, Renee JR 2) Trusty, Rhonda-Kaye SO 3) Kerr, Tammilee SR 4) Stanford, Kimberley FR Arizona State University Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 11:05 PM 4/12/2008 Page 3 29th Sun Angel Track Classic - 4/11/2008 to 4/12/2008 presented by Coca-Cola Joe Selleh Track at Sun Angel Stadium Results - All Events Event 4 Men 4x100 Meter Relay Venue Record: 38.42 V 1994 Santa Monica TC Meet Record: 38.42 M 1994 Santa Monica TC NCAA Region: 40.66 # Team Relay Finals Finals 1 Central Arizona A 39.32 # 1) Edwards, Zwade FR 2) Howard, Jamar SO 3) Walker, Tristan SO 4) Reed, Derrick FR 2 Arizona State A 39.88 # 1) Abram, Calvin JR 2) Phillip, Joel JR 3) Kremer, Justin SO 4) Duncan, Marcus JR 3 Arizona A 39.91 # 1) Tyus, Marcus SR 2) McCoy, Bobby SR 3) Alston, Kyle FR 4) Xuehan, Xiong JR 4 Adams State A 41.34 1) Douglas, James SO 2) Lenaris, Corey JR 3) Jones, Taurean JR 4) Harrison, Antoine FR 5 New Mexico A 42.07 1) Keeling, Chris FR 2) Solomon, Jarrin SR 3) Henry, Kurt SR 4) Reid, Philip SO --- Iowa State A DQ 1) Peel, Justin JR 2) Lewis, Jared JR 3) Parker, Eric JR 4) Montgomery, Derron FR Event 10 Women 400 Meter Hurdles Venue Record: 55.61 V 1994 Debbie Barris, LSU Meet Record: 55.61 M 1994 Debbie Barris, LSU NCAA Region: 1:00.82 # Name Yr School Finals H# Finals 1 Menseh, Yvonne Unattached56.22 # 4 2 Lucas, Josanne adidas56.38 # 4 3 Sallins, Melinda Unattached57.36 # 4 4 Grossarth, Jennifer Unattached57.52 # 4 5 James, Markiata Nike57.63 # 4 6 Gilchrist, Danielle SO Auburn59.62 # 3 7 Mattear, Toyria SO Florida Atlantic59.66 # 3 8 Cunningham, Briana JR Illinois59.72 # 3 9 Anderson, Amelia JR Auburn59.91 # 4 10 Barber, Aleesha JR Penn State59.92 # 4 11 Duncan, Megan FR Penn State1:00.18 # 4 12 Hay, Amber JR Michigan1:00.39 # 3 13 LaValley, Katie JR Michigan1:01.03 3 14 Glover, Lindsay SR Florida Atlantic1:01.23 3 15 Dorr, Fawn SO Penn State1:01.29 4 16 Perkins, Kim SO New Mexico1:01.41 2 17 Ankton, Falesha JR Washington1:01.85 3 18 Lendor, Danai FR Maryland-Eastern Shore1:02.31 2 19 Ridge, Niomi SR Colorado St.1:02.36 2 20 Parkinson, Latoya FR Auburn1:02.52 3 21 Dougan, Bianca FR Central Arizona1:02.76 1 22 Brown, Roshawnda SR Arizona State1:02.87 1 23 Olivetti, Megan JR Boise State1:03.44 2 24 Mills, Carla Kay FR Adams State1:03.96 2 25 Stec, Ashley SR Northern Colorado1:04.64 2 26 Williams, RoKesha SO Morgan State1:04.68 2 Arizona State University Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 11:05 PM 4/12/2008 Page 4 29th Sun Angel Track Classic - 4/11/2008 to 4/12/2008 presented by Coca-Cola Joe Selleh Track at Sun Angel Stadium Results - All Events Finals ... (Event 10 Women 400 Meter Hurdles) Name Yr School Finals H# 27 Holder, Nikkita JR Illinois1:05.42 1 28 Adams, Ashley FR Morgan State1:05.92 2 29 Nelson, Rebecca FR Unat-Arizona1:06.06 1 30 Harris, Erin FR Boise State1:08.44 1 31 Harris, Jesica FR Boise State1:10.40 1 Event 11 Men 400 Meter Hurdles Venue Record: 48.54 V 2005 Bennie Brazell, LSU Meet Record: 48.54 M 2005 Bennie Brazell, LSU NCAA Region: 52.51 # Name Yr School Finals H# Finals 1 McCoy, Reuben SR Auburn50.44 # 3 2 Jones, Abe Unattached50.71 # 3 3 Woody, Joey Unattached50.97 # 3 4 Fredrickson, James SR Washington51.27 # 3 5 Profit, Marquis SR Arizona State51.69 # 2 6 Delice, Steve JR Coppin State52.14 # 3 7 Joseph, Nigel FR Colorado St.52.20 # 2 8 Davis, Harold SO Central Arizona52.59 1 9 Streeter, Josh JR Adams State52.73 2 10 Still, Kyle SR Washington52.98 2 11 Varner, Ray SO Iowa53.34 3 12 Titsworth, Chris JR Arizona53.42 2 13 Cordova, George Ty FR Arizona53.68 1 14 Noel, Akido JR Morgan State53.90 3 15 Jules, Ron SR Penn State54.14 2 16 Hutzel, Chris JR Northern Arizona54.62 1 17 Stanowick, Adam SR Penn State54.70 2 18 Henry, Kurt SR New Mexico55.53 1 19 Moreno, Mario SO Duke1:04.23 1 Event 29 Women 200 Meter Dash Venue Record: 22.96 V 2005 Monique Henderson, UCLA Meet Record: 22.90 M 2002 Muna Lee, LSU NCAA Region: 23.96 # Name Yr School Finals Wind H# Finals 1 Stewart, Kerron Nike 22.35 M 1.3 7 2 Williams, Charonda JR Arizona State 23.17 # 1.3 7 3 Glen, Brianna Unattached 23.32 # 1.3 7 4 Armbrister, Cache FR Auburn 23.38 # 1.3 7 5 Cox, Shana SR Penn State 23.67 # 1.3 7 6 Kellman, Liann SO Central Arizona 23.74 # 0.8 5 7Ugiagbe, Omoye JR Illinois 23.79 # 0.2 6 8 Armstrong, Tiara SR Illinois 23.82 # 1.3 7 9 Ofili, Tiffany JR Michigan 23.90 # 0.2 6 10 Wright, Lashawn SO Iowa State 23.990.8 5 11 Bates, Melissa FR Illinois 24.100.8 5 Arizona State University Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 11:05 PM 4/12/2008 Page 5 29th Sun Angel Track Classic - 4/11/2008 to 4/12/2008 presented by Coca-Cola Joe Selleh Track at Sun Angel Stadium Results - All Events Finals ..
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    International Sociological Association - Association Internationale de Sociologie • Secretariat: Oude Hoogstraat 24, 1012 CE Amsterdam, The Netherlands Phone: (3120) 5253584, (3120) 5253589. Cable address:ISAGRAH AHSTERDAH EIECUTIVE COHHITTEE S.C. Dube Hembership and Finance ICSSR, New Delhi, India Committee: Khatchik Momdjan, Chairperson President: Wilfried Dumon Niko Yahiel, Bulgaria Fernando H. Cardoso University of Leuven, Belgium Kurt Jonassohn, Cana da CEBRAP Enzo Mingione, Italy Rua Morgado de Mateus 615 Salvador Giner Erwin Scheuch, FRG 04015 Sao Paulo, S.P. Brunel University, England Brazil Anne-Marie Guillemard Publications Committee: Vice-President, Chairperson, Centre d'Etude des Mouvements Margaret Archer, Chairperson Research Council: Sociaux, Paris, France Martin Albrow, Editor: Jacques Dofny INTERNATIONAL SOCIOLOGY Département de Sociologie Melvin Kohn James Beckford, Editor: Université de Montréal The Johns Hopkins University CURRENT SOCIOLOGY C.P. 6128, Succ. "A" Baltimore, USA Céline Saint-Pierre, Editor: Montréal, Québec H3C 3J7 SAGE STUDIES IN INTERNATIONAL Canada Philip M. Mbithi SOCIOLOGY University of Nairobi, Kenya Erik Allardt, Finland Vice-President, Chairperson, Fernando H. Cardoso, BraziJ Hembership & Finance Artur Meier Leo P. Chall, USA (observer, Committee: Academy of Educational Issam'El-Zaim, Syria Khatchik Momdjan Sciences, Berlin, GDR Orlando Fals Borda, Colombia Soviet Sociological Assoc. Marie Haug, USA Krzhizhanovskogo 24/35-5 Enzo Mingione Kurt Jonassohn, Canada 117259 Moscow, USSR University of Messina, Italy Shogo Koyano, Japan Artur Meier, GDR Vice-President, Chairperson, Else 0yen Andrée Michel, France Program Committee: University of Bergen, Norway Gennadi Osipov, USSR Joji Watanuki Naka-Cho 2-12-11-606 Erwin Scheuch Program Committee: Musashino-Shi, Tokyo 180 University of Koln, FRG Joji Watanuki, Chairperson Japan Akinsola Akiwowo, Nigeria Margaret Archer, England Past President 1978-1982: Executive Secretary: Igor Bestuzhev-Lada, USSR Ulf Himmelstrand Felix Geyer Fernando H.