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US Olympic Track Trials Results U.S. Olympic Track Trials Results Page 1 of 4 U.S. Olympic Track Trials Results Jul 1 2008 9:57AM Associated Press By The Associated Press Monday At Hayward Field Eugene, Ore. (all race distances in meters) Men 400 Semifinals (q-top four in each heat advance) Heat 11, q-Reggie Witherspoon, Nike, 44.99 seconds. 2, q-Darold Williamson, Nike, 45.16. 3, q-Calvin Smith, unattached, 45.43. 4, q-Lionel Larry, USC, 45.55. 5, Jamaal Torrence, Nike, 45.76. 6, Quentin Iglehart-Summers, Baylor, 45.84. 7, Jordan Boase, Washington, 46.60. 8, Fernada Blakely, unattached, 46.72. Heat 21, q-Jeremy Wariner, adidas, 44.66. 2, q-LaShawn Merritt, Nike, 44.76. 3, q- David Neville, Nike, 45.03. 4, q-Greg Nixon, Asics, 45.20. 5, LeJerald Betters, Baylor, 45.55. 6, Miles Smith, South East Missouri, 46.32. 7, Erison Hurtault, RIADHA, 46.34. 8, Obra Hogans, Shore AC, 46.37. 800 Final 1, Nicholas Symmonds, OTC/Nike, 1:44.10. 2, Andrew wheating, Oregon, 1:45.03. 3, Christian Smith, OTC/Nike, 1:45.47. 4, Khadevis Robinson, Nike, 1:45.53. 5, Lopez Lomong, Nike, 1:45.58. 6, Duane Solomon, USC, 1:45.78. 7, Jebrah Harris, Reebok, 1:46.21. 8, Jonathan Johnson, Reebok, 1:48.11. 5,000 Final 1, Bernard Lagat, Nike, 13:27.47. 2, Matt Tegenkamp, Nike, 13:29.68. 3, Ian Dobson, adidas, 13:29.76. 4, Bolota Asmerom, Oregon TC Elite, 13:31.24. 5, Chris Solinsky, Nike, 13:32.17. 6, Robert Curtis, Reebok, 13:35.00. 7, Stephen Pifer, Colorado, 13:37.46. 8, Matthew Gabrielson, Reebok, 13:38.06. 9, Brent Vaughn, Nike, 13:39.15. 10, Thomas Morgan, ZAP Fitness, 13:47.76. 11, Kyle King, ZAP Fitness, 13:51.03. 12, Ryan Vail, Oklahoma State, 13:54.77. 13, Jonathon Riley, Nike, 13:57.58. Adam Goucher, Nike, DNF. Galen Rupp, unattached, DNS. Josh Rohatinsky, Nike, DNS. Hammer Qualifying (q-top 12 advance) Flight 11, q-Cory Martin, Auburn, 240 feet, 3 inches. 2, q-Thomas Freeman, unattached, 236-6. 3, q-James Parker, unattached, 234- 0. 4, q-Jake Dunkleberger, Auburn, 228-1. 5, q-Michael Mai, U.S. Army, 225-5. 6, q- Kibwe Johnson, New York AC, 224-4. 7, q-Garland Porter, unattached, 223-6. 8 (tie), Boldizsar Kocsor, UCLA and Nicholas Welihozkiy, Pacific Bay TC, 219-2. 10, Chris Rohr, Missouri, 216-0. 11, Arnaldo Cueto, unattached, 212-7. 12, Wil Fleming, unattached, 208-9. Flight 21, q-A.G. Kruger, Nike, 240-6. 2, q-Travis Nutter, unattached, 239-1. 3, q-David Paul, unattached, 228-6. 4, q-Kevin McMahon, unattached, 224-7. 5, q-Lucais MacKay, unattached, 224-2. 6, Jesse Doty, Syracuse Charger, 221-2. 7, Adam Midles, Team XO, 221-1. 8, Nick Owens, Shore AC, 219-8. 9, Brian Richotte, unattached, 219-5. 10, Christopher Bryce, unattached, 217-1. 11, Kevin Becker, unattached, 216-0. 12, Jason Morris, Missouri, 211-2. Decathlon 110 Hurdles Section 11, Trey Hardee, Nike, 13.71. 2, Jangy Addy, unattached, 13.73. 3, Bryan Clay, Nike, 13.75. 4, Tom Pappas, Nike, 14.17. 5, Ashton Eaton, Oregon, 14.26. 6, Mustafa Abdur-Rahim, ASC-Elite, 14.38. 7, Ryan Harlan, unattached, 14.68. Section 21, Jake Arnold, unattached, 14.12. 2, Lysias Edmonds, Arizona Puma, 14.30. 23, Raven Cepeda, Northern Iowa, 14.70. 4, Rickey Moody, Washington State, 14.74. 5, Ryan Olkowski, unattached, 14.75. 6, Chris Randolph, Club Northwest, 14.81. 7, Joe Detmer, unattached, 15.08. http://www.kxmb.com/printArticle.asp?ViewPrintable=True&ArticleId=252946 7/2/2008 U.S. Olympic Track Trials Results Page 2 of 4 Section 31, Matt Chisam, unattached, 14.88. 2, Joe Cebulski, Tri-Valley Asics, 14.99. 3, Chris Richardson, VS Athletics, 15.14. 4, Chris Helwick, unattached, 15.26. 5, Mat Clark, Northern Iowa, 15.62. Chris Boyles, unattached, DNS. Discus Flight 11, Arnold, 151-0. 2, Chisam, 143-7. 3, Harlan, 140-9. 4, Cepeda, 134-3. 5, Eaton, 130-2. 6, Edmonds, 126-4. 7, Olkowski, 123-4. 8. Detmer, 116-4. Boyles, DNS. Flight 21, Clay, 173-0. 2, Pappas 162-2. 3, Abdur-Rahim, 155-10. 4, Addy, 154-5. 5, Cebulski, 151-3. 6, Richardson, 146-0. 7, Helwick, 145-2. 8, Moody, 142-10. 9, Hardee, 139-2. 10, Randolph, 138-4. Pole Vault Flight 11, Eaton 16-8 3/4. 2, Olkowski, 15-9. 3, Detmer, 15-1. 4, Randolph, 14-9. 5 (tie), Richardson, Addy, Clark, 14-5 1/4. 8, Abdur-Rahim, 13-9 1/4. 9, Moody, 13-1 1/2. Boyles, DNS. Flight 21, Pappas, 17- 3/4. 2, Chisam 16-8 3/4. 3 (tie), Arnold, Hardee, Clay, 16-4 3/4. 6 (tie), Helwick, and Edmonds, 16- 3/4. 8, Harlan, 15-1. Cepeda, NH. Cebulski, NH. Javelin Flight 11, Hardee, 208-11. 2, Randolph, 191-2. 3, Arnold, 189-9. 4, Addy, 187-4. 5, Detmer, 184-9. 6, Olkowski, 174-0. 7, Edmonds, 169-3. 8, Cepeda, 159-11. 9, Eaton, 155-1. 10, Clark, 149-8. Flight 21, Clay, 231-5. 2, Helwick, 220-11. 3, Harlan, 195-6. 4, Pappas, 194-8. 5, Cebulski, 183-11. 6, Richardson, 182-10. 7, Chisam, 180-8. 8, Moody, 180-3. 9, Abdur-Rahim, 150-5. Boyles, DNS. 1,500 1, Detmer 4:07.63. 2, Clark, 4:12.60. 3, Eaton, 4:20.76. 4, Abdur-Rahim, 4:21.34. 5, Helwick, 4:21.44. 6, Arnold, 4:31.61. 7, Randolph, 4:35.28. 8, Edmonds, 4:37.92. 9, Cepeda 4:43.26. 10, Hardee, 4:44.79. 11, Chisam, 4:46.56. 12, Cebulski, 4:49.78. 13, Clay, 4:50.97. 14, Pappas, 4:54.08. 15, Olkowski, 4:56.80. 16, Addy, 5:05.07. 17, Harlan, 5:08.30. 18, Moody, 5:09.89. 19, Richardson, 5:12.35. Boyles, DNS. Final Standings 1, Clay, 8,832 points. 2, Hardee, 8,534. 3, Pappas 8,511. 4, Arnold, 8.130. 5, Eaton, 8,122. 6, Addy, 8,025. 7, Helwick, 8,010. 8, Edmonds, 7,765. 9, Abdur Rahim, 7,757. 10, Randolph, 7,660. 11, Detmer, 7,653. 12, Olkowski, 7,633. 13, Harlan, 7,587. 14, Moody, 7,512. 15, Chisam, 7,429. 16, Richardson, 7,312. 17, Clark, 7,279. 18, Cebulski, 6,629. 19, Cepedam 6,443. Boyles, DNF. Women 400 Semifinals (q-top four in each heat advance) Heat 11, q-Mary Wineberg, Nike, 50.57. 2, q-Natasha Hastings, Nike, 51.04. 3, q-Debbie Dunn, unattached, 51.79. 4, q-Monique Hargrove, unattached, 51.88. 5, Shana Cox, Penn State, 51.90. 6, Moushaumi Robinson, unattached, 52.48. 7, Jessica Cousins, Nike, 52.64. Shareese Woods, adidas, DQ. Heat 21, q-Sanya Richards, Nike, 50.75. 2, q-Dee Dee Trotter, adidas, 50.90. 3, q- http://www.kxmb.com/printArticle.asp?ViewPrintable=True&ArticleId=252946 7/2/2008 U.S. Olympic Track Trials Results Page 3 of 4 Monique Henderson, Reebok, 51.07. 4, q-Ebonie Floyd, Nike, 51.49. 5, Monique Hennegan, Nike, 51.99. 6, Brandi Cross, South Carolina, 52.25. 7, Ashlee Kidd. Nike, 52.37. 8, Kenyata Coleman, Ole Miss, 53.97. 800 Final 1, Hazel Clark, Nike, 1:59.82, 2, Alice Schmidt, adidas, 2:00.46. 3, Kameisha Bennett, Nike, 2:01.20. 4, Nicole Teter, Oregon TC Elite, 2:01.30. 5, Maggie Vessey, unattached, 2:02.01. 6, Morgan Uceny, Reebok, 2:02.16. 7, Geena Gall, Michigan, 2:02.35. 8, Becky Horn, Western Michigan, 2:03.87. 9, Katie Waits, Reebok, 2:04.60. 10, Laura Hermanson, North Dakota State, 2:05.01. 11, Latavia Thomas, LSU, 2:05.15. 12, Nikeya Green, Reebok, 2:07.05. 3,000 Steeplechase Semifinals (q-top four in each heat and next four fastest times advance) Heat 11, q-Nicole Bush, Michigan State, 9:49.53. 2, q-Lindsey Anderson, Nike, 9:49.71. 3, q-Lisa Galaviz, Nike, 9:52.66. 4, q-Kara June, Asics Aggie, 9:53.01, 5, q- Delilah DiCrescenzo, Riadha/Puma, 9:56.44. 6, q-Sariah Long, unattached, 9:56.72. 7, q-Kristin Anderson, Nike, 9:59.62. 8, q-Lesley Higgins, New York AC, 10:02.88. 9, Dawn Cromer, Brooks, 10:21.77. 10, Brittany Somers, unattached, 10:22.34. 11, Liz Wort, Brooks, 10:29.37. 12, A' Havahla Haynes, Wisconsin RRT, 10:48.81. Heat 21, q-Jennifer Barringer, Colorado, 9:48.50. 2, q-Anna Willard, Nike, 9:52.06. 3, q- Carrie Strickland, Bowerman AC, 9:53.43. 4, q-Carrie Messner-Vickers, Asics, 9:53.78. 5, q-Ann Gaffigan, New Balance, 9:55.24. 6, q-Amanda Lorenzen, Team Indiana Elite, 9:58.92. 7, Lindsay Allen, Stanford, 10:05.47. 8, Bridget Franek, Penn State, 10:11.56. 9, Kelly Strong, Asics, 10:13.70. 10, Sarah Madebach, Georgia, 10:14.10. 11, Lindsay Sundell, Florida, 10:19.57. 12, Kathryn Andersen, Nike, 10:37.23. 5,000 Semifinals (q-top six in each heat plus next four best times advance) Heat 11, q- Shalane Flanagan, Nike, 15:365.86. 2, q-Maureen McCandless, New Balance, 15:36.52. 3, q-Lauren Fleshman, Oregon TC Elite, 15:36.79. 4, q-Melissa Cook, New Balance, 15:37.07. 5, q-Molly Huddle, Saucony, 15:37.60; 6, q-Tasmin Fanning, 15:37.73. 7, q-Renee Metivier Baille, Nike, 15:44.44.
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