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University of Texas at Austin Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 10:13 PM 3/29/2019 Page 1 92Nd Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays Univ.Of Texas-Mike A University of Texas at Austin Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 10:13 PM 3/29/2019 Page 1 92nd Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays Univ.of Texas-Mike A. Myers Stadium-Austin,TX - 3/27/2019 to 3/30/2019 Meet Program - Saturday Running Events Event 40 Girls 3200 Meter Run High School Event 41 Boys 3200 Meter Run High School Saturday 3/30/2019 - 8:15 AM Saturday 3/30/2019 - 8:35 AM National HS: 9:48.59 1996 Kim Mortensen National HS: 8:29.46 2011 Lukas Verzbicas Myers Std: 10:07.15 2010 Chelsey Sveinsson Myers Std: 8:52.92 2004 Brian Sullivan TX Relays: 10:07.15 2010 Chelsey Sveinsson TX Relays: 8:52.92 2004 Brian Sullivan Lane Name Yr School Seed Time Lane Name Yr School Seed Time Section 1 of 1 Finals Section 1 of 1 Finals 1 2185 Natalie Cook 9 Lew Flower Mound 1 5198 Myles Richter 12 Lew Hebron 2 2379 London Culbreath 11 McK North 2 5229 Eli Peveto 12 Little Cyp-Mauri 3 2763 Ava Peeples 12 Rich Lake Highla 3 4560 Simon Fuller 12 Dana Hills 4 1547 Brynn Brown 10 Denton Guyer 4 5180 Alex Maier 12 Lew Flower Mound 5 2675 Ashlyn Hillyard 12 Plano 5 5178 Jarrett Kirk 11 Lew Flower Mound 6 2893 Libby McGrath 10 SA Home Sch 6 4047 Graydon Morris 11 Aledo 7 2013 Sophie Atkinson 10 Katy Cinco Ranch 7 6342 Ben Shearer 10 The Woodslan Chr 8 1700 Colleen Stegmann 10 Frisco Reedy 8 4195 Cameron Kleiman 12 Aus Johnson 9 2143 Alexa Rodriguez 12 Lar Nixon 9 6109 Travis Dowd 12 St. Stephens Epi 10 1769 Maddie Hatfield 11 Greenhill Sch 10 5951 Abraham Avila-Martinez 11 SJ Diego Cath 11 1361 Kaitlyn Childress 10 Cedar Park 11 4733 Wyatt Wingard 11 Frisco Reedy 12 3583 Sadie Carey 11 Weatherford 12 4701 Whit Dennis 11 FW Paschal 13 2189 Allie Lyda 10 Lew Flower Mound 13 5154 Alex Munoz 12 Lar United 14 3341 Ellenor Catron 11 The Woodslan Chr 14 5938 Jett Knight 12 SA Holmes 15 2719 Madison Christy 12 Prosper 15 4371 Austin Grendel 12 Cedar Park 16 1735 Mia Rowe 11 Gtown East View 16 5429 Lupe Reyes 11 Mercedes 17 1578 Marleena Mickel 9 Dripping Spr 17 4387 Nathaniel Zapata 12 Cen Catholic 18 1193 Taylor Mathis 9 Aus Vandegrift 18 4379 Jack Woods 10 Cedar Park 19 2209 Madison Acosta 12 Lew The Colony 19 4588 Kyle Johnson 11 Denton Guyer 20 1163 Sophia Munoz 9 Austin 20 6104 Julian Baeza 11 St. Stephens Epi University of Texas at Austin Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 10:13 PM 3/29/2019 Page 2 92nd Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays Univ.of Texas-Mike A. Myers Stadium-Austin,TX - 3/27/2019 to 3/30/2019 Meet Program - Saturday Running Events Heat 2 of 7 Prelims Event 44 Girls 4x100 Meter Relay HS Div. I 2 Smithville Saturday 3/30/2019 - 9:00 AM 1) #2956 Taaylor Beasley 12 2) #2958 Maya Davis 9 National HS: 44.50 2004 Poly, Long Beach, CA 3) #2959 Samira Haywood 10 4) #2960 Dezj'nae Hodge 12 Myers Std: 44.60 2004 Dallas Skyline 5) #2964 Kiaynna Sampson 9 6) #2957 Kaytlyn Davila-Henderson 10 TX Relays: 46.80 2017 Uplift Hampton 7) #2965 Nikolette Schmidt 9 8) #2962 Madilynn McElroy 10 D Newsome, D Gordon, c Austin, D Granados 3 Longview Spr Hil Lane Team Relay Seed Time 1) #2254 Ashlee Blake 11 2) #2260 Tai Reid 10 Heat 1 of 7 Prelims 3) #2257 Felicity Jacob 11 4) #2258 Azaria Jones 11 1 St. Dominic Sav 5) #2256 Erin Gregson 9 6) #2261 Tyra Tatum 9 1) #3080 Justice Mason 11 2) #3081 Hali Murphy 9 7) #2259 Ansley Nichols 11 8) #2255 Kenzi Gee 10 3) #3078 Erin Kolenda 9 4) #3076 Nikki Flowers 10 4 Taylor 5) #3082 Autumn Wilson 9 6) #3079 Reagan Marshall 9 1) #3163 Miriah Williams 12 2) #3156 Latavia Anderson 11 7) #3077 Britney Frasier 10 3) #3161 Kaylee Turner 11 4) #3158 Ashlyn Collier 11 2 Ingleside 5) #3162 Sarah Vrabel 10 6) #3160 Aiyanna Thompson 9 1) #1943 Ariana Anderson 9 2) #1944 Myranda Billman 12 5 Arch Carroll 3) #1948 Mackenzie Montgomery 10 4) #1949 Elizabeth Rodriguez 9 1) #1110 Nile Brown 12 2) #1116 Tiffani Pittman 10 5) #1947 Alexa Martin 9 6) #1946 Hannah Colyer 9 3) #1109 Tahira Bakare 12 4) #1114 Nia Long 9 3 St. Johns Sch 5) #1115 Victoria Perrow 10 6) #1112 Kayla Collins 9 1) #3087 Hannah Garrou 9 2) #3086 Shelby DesRoches 12 7) #1117 Janoah Syers 12 3) #3089 Ciela Stark 12 4) #3090 Mira Thakur 11 6 Huffman Hargrave 5) #3085 Mycah Clay 12 1) #1893 Brooke Koeing 12 2) #1896 Destiny Solley 12 4 Marlin 3) #1894 Jada Rodela 10 4) #1891 Lauryn-Ashli Harris 11 1) #2347 Kendra Hayes 10 2) #2350 Aniyah Williams 10 5) #1890 Bayli Erickson 11 6) #1889 Mary Allen 9 3) #2346 Taliyah Davis 10 4) #2349 Danielle Noble 11 7) #1895 Haven Sampson 11 8) #1892 Jordan Helling 9 5) #2348 Diamond McCraw 11 7 Mentorship Acad 5 La Grange 1) #2406 DeKyesha Aguillard 11 2) #2412 Jasmine Wilson 12 1) #2101 Aaliyah Hunt 11 2) #2100 Krissalynn Henderson 11 3) #2411 Kirminee Williams 9 4) #2408 Dynisha Riley 11 3) #2105 Ariel Thompson 11 4) #2103 Breann Jordy 11 8 Gonzales 5) #2102 Kailee Jones 10 6) #2099 Aysia Grant 9 1) #1757 Madison Blundell 11 2) #1755 Samantha Barnick 10 6 Mineola 3) #1763 Madison Singletary 10 4) #1756 Caity Blundell 10 1) #2443 Abeni Kratzmeyer 10 2) #2446 Kiara Williams 12 5) #1762 Peyton Ruddock 10 6) #1754 Maggie Barnick 11 3) #2442 Alyssa Cannon 11 4) #2444 Jessiah Riley 11 9 St. Stephens Epi 5) #2441 Meghan Brewington 11 6) #2445 Juliana Stanley 9 1) #3101 Margaret Savage 12 2) #3097 Kate Kaydan 9 7 Greenhill Sch 3) #3096 Lizzy Jones 11 4) #3092 Peyton Burgess 9 1) #1768 Katy Goodwin 12 2) #1772 Megan Olomu 12 5) #3093 Penelope Cano 10 6) #3095 Jada January 10 3) #1775 Clarissa Smith 10 4) #1767 Bailey Bowman 12 7) #3094 Mia Gonzalez 10 8) #3098 Miriam Kessler 12 5) #1774 Caroline Simpson 12 6) #1773 Sola Omonije 11 8 Woodsboro 1) #3625 Hannah Rifenburgh 10 2) #3621 Bella Coscetti 9 3) #3624 Hannah Hubbard 11 4) #3623 Zoi Hayward 10 9 FEAST 1) #1654 Isabel Bettencourt 11 2) #1659 Rafaella Lanoce 9 3) #1656 Leah Gonzales 10 4) #1658 Alexandra Lanoce 10 University of Texas at Austin Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 10:13 PM 3/29/2019 Page 3 92nd Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays Univ.of Texas-Mike A. Myers Stadium-Austin,TX - 3/27/2019 to 3/30/2019 Meet Program - Saturday Running Events Heat 3 of 7 Prelims...(Event 44 Girls 4x100 Meter Relay HS Div. I) Heat 4 of 7 Prelims 2 All Saints Epis 2 Leonard 1) #1045 Megan Smith 12 2) #1043 Cami Krzeminski 11 1) #2176 Felicia Crane 11 2) #2178 Remi Long 12 3) #1041 Kennedy Allen 10 4) #1046 Addie Thompson 10 3) #2177 Makayla Farber 11 4) #2180 Kenleigh Stevens 12 5) #1042 Sydney Hoosier 10 6) #1044 Emily Parsley 10 5) #2179 Brooke Perry 9 6) #2175 Ashleigh Butler 10 3 Valley Mills 3 Bonham 1) #3525 Hailey Graves 11 2) #3527 Maddie Redfield 10 1) #1275 Haleigh Solano 12 2) #1273 Emma Bounds 11 3) #3528 Hannah Robinson 11 4) #3526 Ragain Hyde 11 3) #1274 Brianna Cruz 10 4) #1276 Aiziah Walker 11 5) #3524 Hannah Dillard 12 5) #1272 Kaitlyn Barr 10 4 Daingerfield 4 Giddings 1) #1495 Za'mya Wilbarger 9 2) #1491 Ashlyn Bruce 9 1) #1741 Anaiah Mitchell 12 2) #1737 Jayla Aldridge 10 3) #1490 Joi Akinsuroju 10 4) #1493 Sanaa Fields 9 3) #1740 Tranasia Jones 10 4) #1744 C' Quasha Wolridge 9 5) #1494 Quanesha Roberts 10 6) #1492 Montrevia Durham 11 5) #1743 Keshana Page 12 6) #1742 Lauren Osazuwa 10 5 Tex Liberty-Eyla 7) #1738 Raina Allee 10 1) #3194 Danielle Thomas 11 2) #3188 Lamiah George 12 5 Wax Life 3) #3193 Chelsea Simmons 10 4) #3185 Kurstyne Bailey 12 1) #3569 Ashley Benton 11 2) #3573 Aushea Sanders 12 5) #3189 Laqukeisha Jeffery 9 6) #3186 Skylier Bailey 12 3) #3575 Mariah Williams 12 4) #3572 Jayda Jones 11 7) #3195 Breanna Webster 10 8) #3190 Daycoria Meadows 11 5) #3574 Tonee Thompson 11 6) #3570 Dejah Fuller 11 6 La Vernia 6 Brusly 1) #2107 Kylee Bunton 11 2) #2109 Jada Green 9 1) #1306 Leah Dupre 9 2) #1307 Myla Edwards 11 3) #2110 Nazarene Kitcher 11 4) #2111 Isabel Vijil 12 3) #1309 Mackenzie Jenkins 11 4) #1312 Ta'la Spates 12 5) #2112 Hanna Wiatrek 10 6) #2108 Saleen Gallegos 10 5) #1313 Megan Williams 9 6) #1308 Alayah Gedward 9 7 Bay City 7) #1311 Hannah Pedigo 10 8) #1304 Chantell Betz 10 1) #1228 Ky'asia Fields 12 2) #1230 Arianna Loot 11 7 St. Agnes Acad 3) #1229 Jada Finley 12 4) #1231 Annasia Sherrod 9 1) #3061 Mimi McHugh 10 2) #3062 Nia McLean 9 8 Robinson 3) #3067 Chinelo Umeh 10 4) #3064 Maysen Odom 12 1) #2783 Taylor Strain 11 2) #2779 Brianna McCurdy 10 5) #3057 Sophie Fernandez 10 6) #3066 Allie Scott 9 3) #2775 Tyeann Johnson 12 4) #2782 Kenly Springman 10 8 Alvarado 5) #2774 Kajsa Gray 12 6) #2777 Kendyl Lashombe 10 1) #1065 Alyssa Foston 9 2) #1069 Trinity Houston 10 7) #2778 Haley Matus 9 3) #1068 Marissa Gonzalez 12 4) #1066 Madison Garcia 12 9 Santa Gertrudis 5) #1067 Alyssa Gonzalez 12 6) #1070 Madison Linville 10 1) #2923 Lauren Langbecker 11 2) #2924 Madison Langbecker 9 9 St.
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