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Maddox Field House - Site License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 7:17 PM 2/19/2016 Page 1 2016 LSU Twilight - 2/19/2016 Carl Maddox Field House Baton Rouge, LA Results - Friday Women 60 Meter Dash Women 200 Meter Dash Fieldhouse: 7.19 F 2/20/2015 Kelly-Ann Baptiste SECTIONS AGAINST TIME LSU Record: 7.13 L 2008 Kelly Baptiste Fieldhouse: 22.87 F 1989 Dawn Sowell Name School Prelims LSU Record: 22.49 L 2003 Muna Lee Preliminaries Name School Finals 1 Kelly-Ann Baptiste Tiger Olympi 7.27Q Finals 2 Kortnei Johnson LSU 7.36Q 1 Ebonie Floyd Unattached 24.52 3 Rushell Harvey LSU 7.37Q 2 Alexis Luckett Hinds CC 25.26 4 Aleia Hobbs LSU 7.40Q 3 E'Keisha Hollins Hinds CC 25.41 5 Erica Alexander Unattached 7.43Q 4 Desire McHenry Hinds CC 25.48 6 Jada Martin LSU 7.41q 5 Chelise Brown New Orleans 25.71 7 Kiersten Duncan LSU 7.45q 6 Eboni Sutherland Rice 25.83 8 Andrea Purica Unattached 7.45q 7 Alba Fernandez New Orleans 25.92 9 Rachel Misher LSU 7.47 8 Ja Nai Cameron New Orleans 26.10 10 Ebonie Floyd Unattached 7.51 9 Elexus Allen Nicholls Sta 26.37 11 Cache Armbrister Unattached 7.59 10 Chioma Nwankwo Rice 27.19 12 Ashley Henderson Meridian CC 7.61 11 Rachante Colebrook Nicholls Sta 27.33 13 Shayna Yon LSU 7.64 12 Kyra Ness-Lanckriet Tulane 27.38 14 Chelise Brown New Orleans 7.67 13 Dasia Mccullum Nicholls Sta 27.43 15 Danielle Mitchell LSU 7.73 14 Terrian Gauff Nicholls Sta 27.60 16 Hannah Jackson Unattached 7.75 Women 400 Meter Dash 17 A'Drema Johnson Hinds CC 7.79 SECTIONS AGAINST TIME 18 Jalea Jackson LSU 7.80 Fieldhouse: 52.70 F 1991 Diane Francis 19 Simone Johnson Unattached 7.81 LSU Record: 50.92 L 2005 Hazel Ann Regis 20 Gatashyka Lyons Hinds CC 7.84 21 Courtney Crawford Nicholls Sta 7.84 Name School Finals 22 Eboni Sutherland Rice 7.84 Finals 1 Keterra Harris LSU 56.39 23 Cayla Nikodemus LSU 7.86 2 Hannah Jackson Unattached 57.88 24 Desire McHenry Hinds CC 7.87 3 Callie Scull Nicholls Sta 59.32 25 Anaya Baker Hinds CC 7.91 4 Ja Nai Cameron New Orleans 59.85 26 Kyesha Thomas Nicholls Sta 8.12 5 Elexus Allen Nicholls Sta 1:00.39 27 Alba Fernandez New Orleans 8.13 6 Chioma Nwankwo Rice 1:00.69 28 Rachante Colebrook Nicholls Sta 8.18 7 Amarah Nicholson Hinds CC 1:00.92 29 Sakina Abdul Aziz Nicholls Sta 8.18 8 Jocindra Glee Meridian CC 1:01.03 30 Kailey Williams Unattached 8.26 9 Dominique Hever Tulane 1:01.62 31 Ashley Wheeler Nicholls Sta 8.33 10 Lakeisha Taylor Nicholls Sta 1:02.35 32 Dasia Mccullum Nicholls Sta 8.43 11 Kyra Ness-Lanckriet Tulane 1:02.89 33 Reagan Riggins Nicholls Sta 8.50 12 Kailey Williams Unattached 1:03.05 34 Terrian Gauff Nicholls Sta 8.52 13 Ariel Scioneax New Orleans 1:06.89 Women 60 Meter Dash 14 Breanna Elliott Unattached 1:08.26 Fieldhouse: 7.19 F 2/20/2015 Kelly-Ann Baptiste LSU Record: 7.13 L 2008 Kelly Baptiste Women 600 Meter Run Name School Finals Name School Finals Finals Finals 1 Kelly-Ann Baptiste Tiger Olympi 7.20 1 Katara Rosby Tiger Olympi 1:41.57 2 Erica Alexander Unattached 7.34 2 Iesha Taylor Nicholls Sta 1:49.09 3 Rushell Harvey LSU 7.34 3 Tahlaya Hardin Unattached 1:54.12 4 Aleia Hobbs LSU 7.40 4 Mallory Robichaux Unattached 1:56.47 4 Kortnei Johnson LSU 7.40 6 Jada Martin LSU 7.49 7 Andrea Purica Unattached 7.50 8 Kiersten Duncan LSU 7.52 B. 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Maddox Field House - Site License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 7:17 PM 2/19/2016 Page 2 2016 LSU Twilight - 2/19/2016 Carl Maddox Field House Baton Rouge, LA Results - Friday 8 Dana Ohlson Tulane 8.65q Women 800 Meter Run 9 Brittany Kelly Unattached 8.88 SECTIONS AGAINST TIME 10 Farydah Inoussa Unattached 8.89 Fieldhouse: 2:03.92 F 1998 Hazel Clark 11 Lakayla Lafrance New Orleans 9.22 LSU Record: 2:02.00 L 2013 Natoya Goule 12 Reagan Riggins Nicholls Sta 9.66 Name School Finals 13 Lakeisha Taylor Nicholls Sta 9.79 Finals 1 Marian Burnett Tiger Olympi 2:12.85 Women 60 Meter Hurdles 2 Erika Lewis LSU 2:14.76 Fieldhouse: 7.90 F 2/20/2015 Jasmin Stowers 3 Danielle Avery LSU 2:17.96 LSU Record: 7.96 L 2014 Jasmin Stowers 4 Madison McDaniel Unattached 2:18.44 Name School Finals 5 Emma Newton Tulane 2:22.72 Finals 6 Hannah Naquin Nicholls Sta 2:27.01 1 Mikiah Brisco LSU 8.06 7 Callie Willcox New Orleans 2:34.20 2 Raven Clay Unattached 8.10 8 Rebecca Callaway New Orleans 2:40.56 3 Daeshon Gordon LSU 8.10 9 Emily Martinez New Orleans 2:41.00 4 Chanice Chase LSU 8.23 --- Shaniqua McGinnis Tiger Olympi DNF 5 Danielle Phillips LSU 8.35 --- Keterra Harris LSU DNF 6 Alexia Fortenberry New Orleans 8.45 --- Melanie Gilbert Unattached DNF 7 Jessica Duckett Tulane 8.52 8 Dana Ohlson Tulane 8.73 Women 1 Mile Run SECTIONS AGAINST TIME Women High Jump Fieldhouse: 4:35.06 F 1986 Liz Lynch STARTING HEIGHT - 1.55 LSU Record: 4:38.67 L 1985 Christine Slythe PROGRESSIONS - 1..55, 1.60, 1.65, 1.70, 1.75, 1.80 Name School Finals 1.83, 1.86 (3 cm) Finals Fieldhouse: 6-02 F 1992 Angie Bradburn 1 Mikayla Sonneborn Unattached 5:08.77 LSU Record: 6-01.50 L 1993 Gail Kapernick 2 Lauren Bartels Tulane 5:23.64 Name School Finals 3 Sarah Marvin Tulane 5:28.19 Finals 4 Callie Willcox New Orleans 5:33.47 1 Shanice Hall LSU 1.75m 5 Emily Martinez New Orleans 5:45.81 2 Fadeke Adeola New Orleans 1.60m 3 Kaitlyn Walker LSU J1.60m Women 3000 Meter Run 4 Lakayla Lafrance New Orleans 1.55m FINAL --- Briana Kelly Unattached NH Fieldhouse: 9:06.85 F 1986 Liz Lynch --- Erin Chopin New Orleans NH LSU Record: 9:19.11 L 1987 Lisa Reed Name School Finals Women Pole Vault Finals STARTING HEIGHT - 3.40 (11-1.75) 1 Mckenzie Melius Tulane 10:22.34 Progressions - 3.40(11-1.75), 3.55(11-7.75), 3.70(12-1.5) 2 Rebecca Little LSU 10:23.70 3.85(12-7.5), 3.95(12-11.5), 4.05(13-3.5), 4.10(13-5.25) 3 Monica Guillot LSU 10:35.20 (5 cm) 4 Hannah Bourque Unattached 10:47.07 Fieldhouse: 14-00.50 F 2015 Jesse Johnson 5 Elizabeth Dunning LSU 10:52.52 LSU Record: 14-03.50 L 2010 Rachel Laurent Women 60 Meter Hurdles Name School Finals Fieldhouse: 7.90 F 2/20/2015 Jasmin Stowers Finals LSU Record: 7.96 L 2014 Jasmin Stowers 1 Anicka Newell Unattached 4.20m 2 Morgan Leleux Unattached J4.20m Name School Prelims 3 Mary Carson Pitts Tulane 4.05m Preliminaries 4 Mckenzie Johnson Rice J4.05m 1 Mikiah Brisco LSU 8.12Q 5 Emma Staisloff Tulane 3.85m 2 Raven Clay Unattached 8.14Q 6 Anna Luisa Hellriegel Tulane 3.55m 3 Daeshon Gordon LSU 8.24Q 7 Amy Stelly LSU 3.40m 4 Chanice Chase LSU 8.36Q 7 Jordan Courtois New Orleans 3.40m 5 Alexia Fortenberry New Orleans 8.37q 9 Gabriella Leuthner Tulane J3.40m 6 Danielle Phillips LSU 8.41q --- Marielle Brisbois Rice NH 7 Jessica Duckett Tulane 8.61q B. 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Maddox Field House - Site License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 7:17 PM 2/19/2016 Page 3 2016 LSU Twilight - 2/19/2016 Carl Maddox Field House Baton Rouge, LA Results - Friday Women Long Jump Women Weight Throw TOP 9 ADVANCE TO FINAL TOP 9 ADVANCE TO FINAL Fieldhouse: 21-10.75 F 1987 Carol Lewis Fieldhouse: 70-10.50 F 2008 Kristal Yush LSU Record: 22-04.50 L 1994 Daphine Sanders LSU Record: 73-11 L 2014 Denise Hinton Name School Finals Name School Finals Finals Finals 1 Yvonne Trevino Unattached 6.23m 1 Jermisha Frazier SE Louisiana 20.22m 2 Nataliyah Friar LSU 6.19m 2 Jordan McClendon Tulane 17.83m 3 Danielle Phillips LSU 5.93m 3 Sidnie Wilder LSU 17.15m 4 Annette Gaskins Southern Mis 5.60m 4 Marvalyn Vernon LSU 17.09m 5 Sakina Abdul Aziz Nicholls Sta 5.58m 5 Brashe Wood Southern Mis 16.73m 6 Courtney Crawford Nicholls Sta 5.53m 6 Danisha Jones Southern Mis 16.65m 7 Simone Johnson Unattached 5.34m 7 Zharia Jeffries Tulane 16.33m 8 Leah Banks Loyola-New O J5.34m 8 Kohi Brignac New Orleans 13.47m 9 Sharday Branch Southern Mis 5.27m 9 Madison Danna LSU 12.66m 10 Cayla Nikodemus LSU 5.21m Men 60 Meter Dash Jr. College 11 Brittany Kelly Unattached J5.21m Fieldhouse: 6.59 F 2005 Trell Kimmons 12 Jade Hayes Hinds CC 5.14m Fieldhouse: 6.59 F 2010 RIchard Thompson 13 Kyesha Thomas Nicholls Sta 5.11m LSU Record: 6.51 L 2008 Richard Thompson 14 Amalachi Eweni Nicholls Sta 4.98m Name School Prelims 15 Crystal Pettigrew Meridian CC 4.66m Preliminaries Women Triple Jump 1 Qawatvis Johnson Hinds CC 6.60Q TOP 9 ADVANCE TO FINAL 2 Dontarian Evans Meridian CC 6.89Q Fieldhouse: 46-05.25 F 1998 Suzette Lee 3 Cravorkian Carson Meridian CC 6.71Q LSU Record: 46-09 L 1997 Suzette Lee 4 Doug Ball Hinds CC 6.90Q Name School Finals 5 Deante' Early Hinds CC 6.86q Finals 6 Devarius Turner Meridian CC 6.92q 1 Keri Emanuel Tiger Olympi 13.05m 7 Correion Mosby Hinds CC 6.93q 2 Lynnika Pitts Tiger Olympi 13.00m 8 Joshua Wilson Meridian CC 7.02q 3 Porsha Thomas Northwestern 12.22m --- John Jones Jr.
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    2017 Florida Gators Track & Field

    2017 FLORIDA GATORS TRACK & FIELD 7 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS | 101 INDIVIDUAL NATIONAL TITLES | 25 SEC CHAMPIONSHIPS Reigning National Champions • Florida’s men are coming off their sixth national title since 2010--more than any other program in that span--with its victory at NCAA Outdoors. • Of the Gators’ 62 points scored at NCAA Outdoors, 49 were individual, and athletes responsible for 39 of those individual points are back this year. • After last year’s seventh-place finish at NCAA Indoors--the first time it finished outside the top three in the last 14 NCAA Championships--Florida became the third team since 1992 to win NCAA Outdoors after finishing outside the top five at NCAA Indoors. • Florida was also the only team since at least 1965 to finish lower than 2017 SCHEDULE fourth at a conference meet and win the NCAA Outdoor Championships, as it finished sixth at SEC Outdoors, its lowest finish since 1996. INDOOR January 7 Orange & Purple Classic Clemson, S.C. Leading The Nation January 13-14 Commodore Invitational Nashville, Tenn. • Florida’s men, ranked No. 1 in the USTFCCCA National Team Rankings, in No. 1-ranked times/marks (three), top-5 January 20-21 Hokie Invitational Blacksburg, Va. boast Division I-leading totals times/marks (seven), and top-10 times/marks (eight). January 27-28 Razorback Invitational Fayetteville, Ark. • UF men’s top-5 times/marks compared to the rest of Division I look like this: February 4 Virginia Tech “Doc Hale” Elite Blacksburg, Va. February 10-11 Iowa State Classic Ames, Iowa Tyson Invitational Fayetteville, Ark. February 24-25 SEC Indoor Championships Nasvhille, Tenn.