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Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 7:33 PM 2/8/2019 Page 1 Tyson Invitational - 2/7/2019 to 2/9/2019 Randal Tyson Track Complex Univ Flash Results, Inc. - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 7:33 PM 2/8/2019 Page 1 Tyson Invitational - 2/7/2019 to 2/9/2019 Randal Tyson Track Complex Univ. of Arkansas, Fayetteville Results 9 Oviosun, Kiya FR LSU 55.60 Event 2 Women 60 M QUALIFYING 10 Woodward, Jurnee SO LSU 55.97 Randal Tyson: 7.02 2/11/2012 Tiana Madison 11 Wensel, Payton FR Iowa 56.17 Tyson Inv.: 7.02 ! 2/11/2012 Tiana Madison 12 Phillips, Felicia JR Illinois 56.41 Name Yr School Prelims 13 Davis, Sydney SR Arkansas 56.42 Preliminaries 14 Siemens, Anna FR Kansas 56.46 1 Augustine, Ariyonna FR LSU 7.44Q 15 Granados, Diana SO Northwestern 56.59 2 Baylark, Jada JR Arkansas 7.46Q 16 Peskova, Michaela JR Nebraska 56.73 3 Washington, Sydney SO Baylor 7.50Q 17 Kuykendoll, Mariah JR Kansas 56.81 4 Harris, Lakayla SR Nebraska 7.51Q 18 King, Jhane' JR Baylor 56.87 5 Campbell, Kethlin SO Arkansas 7.52Q 19 Morken, Kylie SO Iowa 56.93 6 Caldwell, Jedah JR Kansas 7.56Q 20 O'Neal, Morgan FR Missouri 56.95 7 Sparling, Krystal JR Alabama 7.46q 21 Swanson, Addie SO Iowa 57.09 8 Brissett, Chanel SO USC 7.57q 22 Owens, Kiyah JR Albany 57.22 9 Carr, Nya FR Illinois 7.58q 23 Welch, Kylie SO Iowa 57.22 10 Darius, Symone JR Alabama 7.59q 24 Willis, Courtney SR Northwestern 57.36 10 Evans, Kimani SO Northwestern 7.59q 25 Sanders, Tontyana SO Baylor 57.40 12 Kuykendall, Tamara JR Arkansas 7.59q 26 Oglesby, Courtnee SR Arizona Stat 57.61 13 Moore, Deja SO Northwestern 7.60q 27 Moore, Jalese FR Arkansas 57.62 14 Cody, Maya SR Missouri 7.60q 28 Gay, Alexis SR Iowa 57.96 15 Ingram, Deja FR Nebraska 7.60 29 Woodside, Daneisha FR Iowa 57.97 16 Matthew, Chidinma SO Albany 7.61 30 Dansbury, Ty'Asia SO Liberty 58.00 17 Hargrove, Sade SR Illinois 7.61 31 Carter, Kayla SO Arkansas 58.21 18 Ezeoke, Nicole FR Oklahoma 7.66 32 Moore, Janiel SO South Plains 58.34 19 Christian, Antonise SO Iowa 7.66 33 Levingston, Kori SO Northwestern 58.48 20 Denoon, Zakiya SR LSU 7.67 34 Hall, Jasmine SO Northwestern 58.86 21 Anokye, Josephine JR Arizona Stat 7.67 35 Jones, Elon'a FR South Plains 58.90 22 Thompson, Marjorie SR Northwestern 7.68 36 Garcia, Briana FR Baylor 59.28 23 Bridges, Whitney FR Nebraska 7.68 37 Jones, Alexis SO Illinois 59.44 24 Driver, Briana SR Illinois 7.70 38 Jessurun, Venae SO Baylor 59.99 25 Brown, Nia FR Arizona Stat 7.72 39 Ayoola, Ololade SO Illinois 1:00.62 26 Spencer, Samara JR South Dakota 7.74 --- Jones, Chelsey JR Nebraska DNF 27 Giles, Ona SR Northwestern 7.74 28 Gordon, Tasheka JR South Dakota 7.74 Event 8 Women 400 M Fastest Sect 29 Laye, Jada FR Iowa 7.75 Randal Tyson: 50.54 3/13/2010 Francena McCorory 30 Pettway, Caira JR Baylor 7.80 Tyson Inv.: 51.16 ! 2/10/2006 Tiandra Ponteen 31 Cleveland, Tiera FR Baylor 7.86 Name Yr School Finals 32 Shumaker, Jazmyn SO Missouri 7.86 Finals 33 Fields, Jayla FR Northwestern 7.88 1 Constantine, Kyra JR USC 53.07 34 Hall, Eboni SR Akron 7.95 2 Scott, Gabby SR Colorado 53.22 35 Oliver, Olivia FR Illinois 7.96 3 Barnett, Sharrika SR Florida 53.30 4 Finley, Honour SO Kansas 53.34 Event 7 Women 400 M 5 Burks Magee, Morgan SO Arkansas 53.71 Randal Tyson: 50.54 3/13/2010 Francena McCorory 6 Nwoko, Chisom JR Illinois 53.77 Tyson Inv.: 51.16 ! 2/10/2006 Tiandra Ponteen 7 Anderson, Doneisha FR Florida 53.84 Name Yr School Finals 8 Roberson, Takyera JR Alabama 54.00 Finals 9 Hammit, Sydney SR Arkansas 54.08 1 Claxton, Grace Puerto Rico 54.39 10 Manson, Taylor SO Florida 54.14 2 Stephens, Nikki SO Florida 54.58 11 Lear, Bailey FR USC 54.18 3 Baker, D'Jai JR Alabama 54.70 12 Wilson, Tiana FR Arkansas 54.45 4 Merriweather, Jai'Lyn SO Oklahoma 54.80 13 Powell, Victoria JR Baylor 54.69 5 Prieto, Mauricia SR Alabama 54.81 14 Funcheon, Katie JR Alabama 54.85 6 Jackson, Natashia JR Northwestern 54.88 --- Peoples, Paris FR Arkansas DNF 7 Weum, Aly SO Iowa 55.31 8 McDonald, Natassha JR Alabama 55.57 Flash Results, Inc. - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 7:33 PM 2/8/2019 Page 2 Tyson Invitational - 2/7/2019 to 2/9/2019 Randal Tyson Track Complex Univ. of Arkansas, Fayetteville Results Event 10 Women 800 M Event 17 Women 60 M Hurdles QUALIFYING Randal Tyson: 2:00.75 2/27/2005 Nicole Cook Randal Tyson: 7.79 3/9/2013 Brianna Rollins Tyson Inv.: 2:01.00 ! 2/10/2001 Jearl Miles-Clark Tyson Inv.: 7.85 ! 2/15/2003 Gail Devers Name Yr School Finals Name Yr School Prelims Finals Preliminaries 1 Russell, Jemima FR USC 2:05.90 1 Chadwick, Payton SR Arkansas 8.14Q 2 Tanner, Amber JR Georgia 2:06.26 2 Austin, Camri SO Oklahoma 8.28Q 3 Byrnes, Alexandra SO Arkansas 2:06.85 3 Bailey, Kennedy SO Baylor 8.37Q 4 Brewer, Alyssa FR USC 2:07.88 4 Brown, Janeek SO Arkansas 8.41Q 5 De Souza, Leticia SR Baylor 2:08.06 5 Perry, Dara SR Akron 8.59Q 6 McDowell, Delaney SR Liberty 2:08.27 6 Carothers, Imani FR Georgia 8.44q 7 Block, Anna Marian FR Georgia 2:09.37 7 Kimbro, Jenny JR Iowa 8.47q 8 Stewart, Morgan SO Baylor 2:12.11 8 Whisby, Aliyah SO Georgia 8.50q 9 Liz, Karina JR Missouri 2:12.30 9 Bender, Hope SR UC Santa Bar 8.53q 10 McClintock, Halle SO Georgia 2:13.71 10 Johnson, Dani SO Colorado 8.59q 11 Ealum, Tanner JR Liberty 2:14.52 11 McWhite, Mahendra JR Oklahoma 8.59q 12 Satterlee, Gabrielle JR Baylor 2:16.22 12 Welch, Valerie SO Colorado 8.64q 13 Bagwell, Emma Rose FR Georgia 2:16.35 13 Lopes, Lyndsey SR USC 8.66q 14 Parsons, Katy JR Baylor 2:16.83 14 Williams, Alexandra SR Arizona Stat 8.66q 15 Shonekan, Faramola JR Missouri 2:18.21 15 Langley-Walker, Madison FR Oklahoma 8.67 16 Iler, Tess SO Arkansas 2:18.31 16 Johnson, Brandee JR Florida 8.68 17 Sawyer, Kailee SR Arkansas 2:18.46 17 Henderson, Eriana JR Colorado 8.71 18 Jeacock, Emily JR Arkansas 2:18.87 18 Abunaw, Victoria FR Akron 8.73 19 Hackbarth, Michaela SO Missouri 2:22.22 19 Smith, J'Alyiea FR Arkansas 8.73 20 Garcia-Santos, Itzel FR South Plains 2:22.85 20 Dabney, Gabbi SR Kansas 8.79 21 Dansby, Jasmine SO Northwestern 2:22.98 21 Purcell, Hope FR Indiana 8.84 22 Roth, Emma FR Missouri 2:25.07 22 Yocum, Sarah SO Baylor 8.85 23 Gandy, Sydney JR Baylor 2:25.26 23 Winger, Sydney FR Iowa 8.86 24 Dinauer, Jacquelyn FR Paradise Val 2:28.04 24 Mitchell, Timetria JR Florida 8.86 --- Brooks, Alena Unattached DNF 25 Weaver, Kionna FR Illinois 8.88 26 Jones, Alexis SO Illinois 8.92 Event 12 Women 1 Mile Run 27 Miller, Alyssa FR Baylor 8.93 Randal Tyson: 4:27.18 2/15/2008 Christin Wurth-Thomas 28 Jinks, Asia SO Albany 8.94 Tyson Inv.: 4:27.18 ! 2/15/2008 Christin Wurth-Thomas 29 Davis, Kylie FR Colorado 9.04 Name Yr School Finals 30 Moody, Patrice SO South Plains 9.06 Finals 31 Lux-Rulon, Lucy FR Illinois 9.24 1 Berry, Chloe JR USC 4:58.41 32 Daley, Megan FR Baylor 9.45 2 Holmes, Celia FR Baylor 4:58.78 33 Smith, Jameria SR Northwestern 9.51 3 Owen, Quinn FR Arkansas 4:59.31 34 Kendziera, Brenda JR Illinois 9.52 4 Ewoi, Dorcus FR South Plains 5:02.31 35 Hernandez, Alyssa SO South Plains 9.72 5 Ritchey, Alex SO Arkansas 5:03.63 36 Carswell, Aliyah FR Northwestern 10.14 6 Jemaiyo, Gladys FR South Plains 5:04.03 37 Peacock, Tiffani SO Baylor 10.15 7 Thomas, Hannah SR Missouri 5:04.13 8 Heavern, Ansley JR Georgia 5:04.89 Event 19 Women 4x400 M Relay 9 Taylor, Greta SO Arkansas 5:06.03 Randal Tyson: 3:27.66 3/15/2003 Texas 10 Gomez, Yanely JR Georgia 5:07.32 Downer, McIntosh, Robinson, Richards 11 Carson, Josie FR Arkansas 5:08.07 Tyson Inv.: 3:27.98 ! 2/13/2016 Texas 12 Lutzow, Jenna FR Missouri 5:09.81 Team Relay Finals 13 Hudson, Isabella SO Northwestern 5:14.09 Finals 14 Brown, Payton SO Arkansas 5:18.05 --- Arkansas B No Data --- Florida B No Data 1) Johnson, Brandee JR 2) Ghee, Lauryn SO 3) Dancy, Shakira FR 4) Froeynes, Amanda SO Flash Results, Inc. - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 7:33 PM 2/8/2019 Page 3 Tyson Invitational - 2/7/2019 to 2/9/2019 Randal Tyson Track Complex Univ. of Arkansas, Fayetteville Results Finals ... (Event 19 Women 4x400 M Relay) 4 Carson, Savannah Unattached 6.06m Team Relay Finals 5 Penn, Kala JR Florida 6.00m --- Alabama B No Data 6 Williams, Kiara SR Alabama 5.99m 1) Baker, D'Jai JR 2) Lampkin, Daija SO 7 Jones, Margaux SR USC 5.93m 3) McDonald, Natassha JR 4) Sparling, Krystal JR 8 Riley, Shylia SR Nebraska 5.91m --- Baylor B No Data 9 Miller, Alyssa FR Baylor 5.66m 1) King, Jhane' JR 2) Yocum, Sarah SO 10 Spencer, Samara JR South Dakota 5.52m 3) Sanders, Tontyana SO 4) Jessurun, Venae SO 11 Carr, Nya FR Illinois 5.42m --- Iowa B No Data 12 Oliver, Olivia FR Illinois 5.21m 1) Morken, Kylie SO 2) Simmons, Tria SR 3) Welch, Kylie SO 4) Woodside, Daneisha FR Event 31 Women Weight Randal Tyson: 25.56m 3/10/2007 Brittany Riley Event 26 Women Long Jump Tyson Inv.: 23.79m ! 2/12/2005 Erin Gilreath Randal Tyson: 6.91m 2/23/2002 Elva Goulbourne Name Yr School Finals Tyson Inv.: 6.83m ! 2/11/2011 Marshevet Myers Finals Name Yr School Finals 1 McClendon, Jordan JR Missouri 20.55m Finals 2 Johnson, CeCe JR Missouri 18.51m 1 Steels, Jasmyn JR Northwestern 6.33m 3 Britt, Nia JR Iowa 18.14m 2 Washington, Symone FR Oklahoma 6.03m 4 Wiggan, Amara JR Florida 18.05m 3 Froeynes, Amanda SO Florida 6.02m 5 Adams, Alexandrea SO Wichita Stat 17.71m 4 Turke, Ieva SO Nebraska 6.01m 6 Burge, Camille JR Oklahoma 17.61m 5 Herman, Kelsey JR Arkansas 5.96m 7 Jones, Lauren SO Oklahoma 17.22m 6 Usoro, Ruth SO South Plains 5.94m 8 Oberdiek, Sydney FR Missouri 17.16m 7 Abire, Mercy JR LSU 5.93m 9 Keating, Rebecca JR Missouri 17.03m 8 Carty, Amanda JR Iowa 5.87m 10 Stein, Alexia SR SE Louisiana 16.84m 9 Bender, Hope SR UC Santa Bar 5.84m 11 Stauffer, Emily SO Missouri 16.73m 10 Madlock, Alex SO Baylor 5.82m 12 Wahrman, Allison JR Iowa 16.23m 11 Petrokaite, Jogaile SR Florida Stat 5.81m 13 Spanoudakis,
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