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U.S. High School U.S. HIGH SCHOOL MEN - 2008, OUTDOOR 28Apr2008 Jim Spier [email protected] - Senior; * Junior; ** Sophomore; *** Freshman (Top 5 and Others such that at least 5 non-CA, TX athletes are included) 100 Meters 10.17 [1.6] -JEFF DEMPS, South Lake, Groveland, FL Fl R(1) 4.4 10.28 [1.2] -MARCUS ROWLAND, Dorman, Roebuck, SC Taco Bell(1) 4.12 10.40 [0.4] -MAURICE MITCHELL, South, Raytown, MO Kans R(1) 4.19 10.43 [1.6] *DERRICK HOPKINS, Monsignor Pace, Opa Locka, FL Fl R(2) 4.4 10.44 [1.2] -JOE WASHINGTON, South Dade, Homestead, FL Dist(1) 4.17 -------------------- 5 performances ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 100 Meters – wind-aided 10.19 [4.5] -MARCUS ROWLAND, Dorman, Roebuck, SC Taco Bell(1h17)4.12 10.39 [4.9] -MICHAEL SHAW, Trotwood-Madison, Trotwood, OH Vol(1) 4.19 100 Meters – no wind information 10.35 *LINDSEY LAMAR, Hillsborough, Tampa, FL Reg(1) 4.24 10.40 -TORRIN LAWRENCE, Jackson, Jacksonville, FL Dist(1) 4.10 10.40 -JASMIN PARKER, Raines, Jacksonville, FL Dist(2) 4.10 10.42 *RYNELL PARSON, Stevens, San Antonio, TX Thndrbrd(1) 3.27 200 Meters 20.97 [0.5] *DERRICK HOPKINS, Monsignor Pace, Opa Locka, FL FL 2A(1h2) 4.26 20.98 [-0.6] *QUINCY MC DUFFIE, Edgewater, Orlando, FL Metro(1) 4.11 21.07 [1.0] -MARCUS ROWLAND, Dorman, Roebuck, SC Taco Bell(1h) 4.11 21.08 [1.9] -T.J. GRAHAM, Wakefield, Raleigh, NC Sugar B(1h1) 3.29 21.14 [1.8] -BRANDON O'CONNOR, Southridge, Miami, FL Dist(1) 4.17 -------------------- 5 performances ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 200 Meters - wind-aided 20.63 [4.8] -BRANDON O'CONNOR, Southridge, Mami, FL Hayes(1) 3.15 21.12 [4.8] ***DEDRIC DUKES, Washington, Miami, FL Hayes(2) 3.15 200 Meters – no wind information 20.86 -BRANDON O'CONNOR, Southridge, Miami, FL Reg(1) 4.24 20.89 -TORRIN LAWRENCE, Jackson, Jacksonville, FL Reg(1h1) 4.18 400 Meters 46.50 -BRANDON O'CONNOR, Southridge, Mami, FL Hayes(1) 3.15 46.63 *REGGIE WYATT, La Sierra, Riverside, CA UCLA(5) 4.12 46.65 -O'CONNOR GMAC(1) 4.11 46.69 -TORRIN LAWRENCE, Jackson, Jacksonville, FL Reg(1) 4.18 46.90 *TAVARIUS TATE, Starkville, MS Cent MS(1) 4.12 -------------------- 5 performances ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 46.97 -JOEY HUGHES, Poly, Long Beach, CA Arcadia(1) 4.12 Others (not from CA or TX): 47.08 -CHRISTIAN TAYLOR, Sandy Creek, Tyrone, GA Patriot(1) 3.22 47.14 -JAVELL BULLARD, Bethel, Hampton, VA Norfolk Inv(1) 4.19 800 Meters 1:49.41 -BLAKE SHAW, Cypress Falls, Houston, TX Tx So R(1) 3.22 1:51.0# -DYLAN FERRIS, East Forsyth, Winston-Salem, NC Taco Bell R 4.11 1:51.19 -SHAW Arcadia(1) 4.12 1:51.33 -JOHN KLINE, Desert Vista, Phoenix, AZ Arcadia(2) 4.12 1:51.55 -JAMES EICHBURGER, Catalina, Tucson, AZ Rotary(1) 3.29 -------------------- 5 performances ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1:51.64 -JOE ABBOTT, Galena, Reno, NV Arcadia(3) 4.12 # opening relay leg - start to start Others (not from CA or TX): 1:52.72 -JORDAN RINCON, Spring Valley, Las Vegas, NV Arcadia(5) 5.12 1500 Meters ‘ = en-route Others (not from CA or TX): One Mile + = 1600m converted (+1.2) 4:10.33+ -JOSEPH FRANKLIN, Godby, Tallahassee, FL Fl R(1) 4.4 4:11.56+ -COLBY LOWE, Carroll, Southlake, TX Dist(1) 4.12 4:12.76 -CORY LESLIE, Perkins, Sandusky, OH Penn R(1) 4.25 4:12.82 *ROBBY ANDREWS, Manalapan, Englishtown, NJ Penn R(2) 4.25 4:13.40+ -LOWE Panther(1) 3.29 -------------------- 5 performances ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4:13.60 -CHARLES WHITE, Cherry Creek, Englewood, CO Arcadia(1) 4.12 Others (not from CA or TX): 4:13.76+ -MASON MC HENRY, Sehome, Bellingham, WA Shoreline(1) 4.26 3000 Meters - != en-route 8:16.0' -LUKE PUSKEDRA, Judge Memorial, Salt Lake City, UT Arcadia(2) 4.12 8:26.0' -RILEY SULLIVAN, Trabuco Hills, Mission Viejo, CA Arcadia(3) 4.12 8:27.7' -SEAN KEVEREN, Brentwood, TN Arcadia(4) 4.12 8:28.46 -DIEGO ESTRADA, Alisal, Salinas, CA Stanford(1) 4.4 8:29.25 -MILES UNTERREINER, Gig Harbor, WA Stanford(2) 4.4 -------------------- 5 performances ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Others (not from CA or TX): 8:30.11 -MARK DENNIN, Boyertown, PA Penn R(1) 4.25 Two Miles + = 3200m + 4.0 '= en-route 8:50.40+ -LUKE PUSKEDRA, Judge Memorial, Salt Lake City, UT Arcadia(1) 4.12 8:53.9+ -CHRIS DERRICK, Neuqua Valley, Naperville, IL Inv(1) 4.17 8:57.6+ -GERMAN FERNANDEZ, Riverbank, CA Inv(1) 3.13 8:59.62+ -COLBY LOWE, Carroll, Southlake, TX Panther(1) 3.29 9:00.09+ -RILEY SULLIVAN, Trabuco Hills, Mission Viejo, CA Arcadia(3) 4.12 -------------------- 5 performances ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Others (not from CA or TX): 9:03.2+ -KEVIN HAVEL, Hershey, Arlington Heights, IL Prospect(1) 4.26 9:03.26+ -RYAN PRENTICE, Mt. Rainier, Des Moines, WA Shoreline(1) 4.26 9:06.39+ -KEVIN WILLIAMS, D'Evelyn, CO Kans R(1) 4.18 5000 Meters 13:55.96 -CHRIS DERRICK, Neuqua Valley, Naperville, IL Arcadia(1) 4.12 14:35.32 *DOUG SMITH, Gill St Bernards, Gladstone, NJ Arcadia(2) 4.12 14:41.86 -RYAN PRENTICE, Mt. Rainier, Des Moines, WA Arcadia(3) 4.12 14:57.03 -NATE BEACH, Acalanes, Lafayette, CA Arcadia(4) 4.12 15:05.59 -ANTHONY SOLIS, Barstow, CA Arcadia(5) 4.12 ------------------- 5 performances ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Others (not from CA or TX): 15:16.70 -LAINE PARISH, Central, Cheyenne, WY Arcadia(7) 4.12 110 Meter Hurdles 13.77 -WILLIAM WYNNE, Mc Eachern, Powder Springs, GA County(1) 3.29 13.86 [1.1] -BRANDON TUCKER, Lewisville, TX Tx R(1) 4.5 13.89 [-0.3] -WYNNE County(1) 3.29 13.91 -TUCKER Shepard 13.97 [1.3] -CEDRIQUE SMITH, Aqua Fria, Avondale, AZ Rotary(1) 3.29 ------------------- 5 performances ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 14.02 [0.2] -SPENCER ADAMS, Butler, Matthews, NC Cougar(1) 4.5 Others (not from CA or TX): 110 Meter Hurdles - wind-aided 13.67 [3.2] -WILLIAM WYNNE, Mc Eachern, Powder Springs, GA Taco Bell(1) 4.12 13.99 [3.1] -ROBERT JACKSON, Brookwood, Snellville, GA Vol(1) 4.19 110 Meter Hurdles - no wind information 13.73 -BRANDON TUCKER, Lewisville, TX Arling(1) 3.29 13.81 -SPENCER ADAMS, Butler, Matthews, NC Phoenix(1) 3.22 13.90 -OLARENWAJU ADEYEMI, Southridge, Miami, FL Reg(1) 4.24 300 Meter Hurdles 36.64 -KENNY MC CLAIN, Bolles, Jacksonville, FL FL 2A(1) 4.26 36.84 -WILLIAM WYNNE, Mc Eachern, Powder Springs, GA Inv(1) 4.5 36.85 -OLARENWAJU ADEYEMI, Southridge, Miami, FL Hayes(1) 3.15 36.90 -MC CLAIN Hayes(2) 3.15 36.93 -BRETT HAWKINS, Napa, CA Oak Inv(1) 4.5 ------------------- 5 performances ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 36.94 -JUSTIN MANCHESTER, Bay, Panama City, FL FL 2A(2) 4.26 Others (not from CA or TX): 400 Meter Hurdles 50.46 *REGGIE WYATT, La Sierra, Riverside, CA Mt SAC(2) 4.19 51.45 *WYATT Inv() 3. 52.05 -WILLIAM WYNNE, Mc Eachern, Powder Springs, GA Taco Bell(1) 4.12 52.68 -JERMAINE LOWERY, Father Judge, Philadelphia, PA Penn R(2) 4.26 52.98 ?LESLIE MURRAY, High Point, Beltsville, MD Penn R(3) 4.26 ------------------- 5 performances ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 53.14 -BOOKER NUNLEY, Garner, NC Freed Gms() 4.19 Others (not from CA or TX): 2000m Steeplechase 6:09.18 -CHRIS ALDRICH, Henderson, West Chester, PA Shipp Inv(1) 4.19 3000m Steeplechase 9:33.99 -TAYLOR MORGAN, Central Catholic, Portland, OR Or R(1) 4.24 9:37.86 -EVERETT HACKETT, Hall, West Hartford, CT Irv Black(1) 4.19 4 X 100m 40.72 ROWLETT, TX Reg(1) 4.24 41.04 MONSIGNOR PACE, Opa Locka, FL Reg(1) 4.18 41.05 ANGLETON, TX Rice R(1h1) 3.29 41.06 GLADES CENTRAL, Belle Glades, FL Reg(2) 4.18 41.18 MONSIGNOR PACE FL 2A(1) 4.26 ------------------- 5 performances ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 41.23 RAINES, Jacksonville, FL FL 2A(2) 4.26 Others (not from CA or TX): 41.26 DORMAN, Roebuck, SC Reg(1) 4.24 41.35 DESERT VISTA, Phoenix, AZ Arcadia(1) 4.12 4 X 200m 1:24.06 HIGHTOWER, Sugar Land, TX Reg(1) 4.26 1:24.59 HIGHTOWER Tx So R(1) 3.22 1:25.44 HIGHTOWER Tx So R(h) 3.21 1:25.94 WESTFIELD, Houston, TX Bethany R(1) 3.15 1:26.11 CENTRAL, Beaumont, TX Reg(1) 4.26 ------------------- 5 performances ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1:26.24 WAXAHACHIE, TX Tx R(1) 4.5 1:26.30 GARLAND, TX Shootout(1) 3.29 Others (not from CA or TX): 1:26.32 BOYD ANDERSON, Lauderdale Lakes, FL Fl R(1) 4.4 1:27.27 BAINBRIDGE, GA Benson R(1) 3.22 1:27.40 WEST MONROE, LA LSU Tiger(1) 3.28 4 X 400m 3:12.13 DOMINGUEZ, Compton, CA Arcadia(1) 4.12 3:14.24 CRESPI, Encino, CA Arcadia(2) 4.12 3:14.48 MEADE, Fort Meade, MD Penn R(3h ) 4.26 3:14.71 BETHEL, Hampton, VA Penn R(1h ) 4.26 3:14.85 POLY, Long Beach, CA Penn R(1h ) 4.26 ------------------- 5 performances ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Others (not from CA or TX): 3:15.56 MC EACHERN, Powder Springs, GA Inv(1) 4.5 3:16.38 NORTHWESTERN, Miami, FL GMAC(1) 4.11 3:16.59 SOUTHRIDGE, Miami, FL Reg(1) 4.24 4 X 800m 7:44.39 NORTH PENN, Lansdale, PA Penn R(2) 4.26 7:46.86 CARROLL, Southlake, TX Tx R(1) 4.4 7:47.44 HILLSBOROUGH, NJ Penn R(1r4) 4.25 7:47.5 GERMANTOWN FRIENDS, Philadelphia, PA CBW R(1) 4.19 7:48.03 COLONIE, Albany, NY Penn R(4) 4.26 ------------------- 5 performances -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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