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Crystal Reports Activex Designer Louisiana Tech University Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 5:23 PM 3/16/2013 Page 1 Jim Mize Invitational - 3/16/2013 Ruston, LA Results Event 1 Men Hammer Throw Sponsor: Don & Kay Baxter Facility: 66.32m F 3/20/2010 Adonson Shallow, Southeastern Louisiana School: 66.05m S 5/17/2003 Jerry LaPoint, Louisiana Tech Collegiate: 81.94m 5/19/1995 Balazs Kiss, So. California American: 82.52m 9/7/1996 Lance Deal, NYAC World: 86.74m 8/30/1986 Yuriy Sedykh, RUS Name School Finals Points Finals 1 320 Arthur, Jon Stephen F. Austin 58.62m 192-04 2 319 Amaya, Adam Stephen F. Austin 51.87m 170-02 Event 2 Women Hammer Throw Sponsor: JEM Investments of Ruston Facility: 58.92m F 5/15/2010 Gabby Midles School: 46.07m S 5/17/2003 Tawanna Williams, Louisiana Tech Collegiate: 72.94m 4/13/2007 Jenny Dahlgren, Georgia American: 74.19m 6/1/2012 Jessica Cosby, Nike World: 79.42m 5/29/2011 Betty Heidler, GER Name School Finals Points Finals 1 211 Allen, Janae Northwestern St. 51.10m 167-08 2311 Spelling, Jessica Stephen F. Austin 41.32m 135-07 3 212 Bessard, Rechelle Northwestern St. 40.00m 131-03 4 141 Angelle, Sabrittany Louisiana Tech 38.68m 126-11 5 357 Roach, Sireta Unattached 37.56m 123-03 6 155 Leblanc, Marcella Louisiana Tech 36.16m 118-08 7 163 Vassell, Micara Louisiana Tech 35.00m 114-10 8 117 Nelson, Latrece Arkansas-Pine Bluff 31.24m 102-06 9 118 Payne, Glyneice Arkansas-Pine Bluff 27.90m 91-06 10 120 Seals, Shabrean Arkansas-Pine Bluff 22.30m 73-02 Event 3 Men Discus Throw Sponsor: Red Smith Facility: 62.14m F 4/7/2012 Jason Morgan, Jamaica School: 60.72m S 5/24/1985 Jess Grigg, Louisiana Tech Collegiate: 67.66m 5/29/2004 Hannes Hopley, SMU American: 72.34m 7/7/1981 Ben Plucknett, SoCal Striders World: 74.08m 6/6/1986 Jurgen Schult, GDR Name School Finals Points Finals 1 358 Morgan, Jason Unattached 65.94m F 216-04 2 360 Haughton, Shawn Unattached 50.37m 165-03 3 254 Dever, Chris Northwestern St. 43.50m 142-08 4 320 Arthur, Jon Stephen F. Austin 41.89m 137-05 5 318 Akins, Lucas Stephen F. Austin 39.72m 130-04 --- 326 Calvert, Derek Stephen F. Austin FOUL Louisiana Tech University Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 5:23 PM 3/16/2013 Page 2 Jim Mize Invitational - 3/16/2013 Ruston, LA Results Event 4 Women Discus Throw Sponsor: Jerome Vascoscu Facility: 53.76m F 5/15/2010 TeRina Keenan, Hawai'i School: 57.26m S 1999 April Malveo, Louisiana Tech Collegiate: 67.48m 4/26/1981 Meg Ritchie, Arizona American: 67.74m 5/4/2012 Stephanie Brown Trafton, Nike World: 76.80m 7/9/1988 Gabriele Reinsch, GDR Name School Finals Points Finals 1 211 Allen, Janae Northwestern St. 48.48m 159-01 2 298 Johnston, Madison Stephen F. Austin 43.75m 143-06 3 357 Roach, Sireta Unattached 40.86m 134-01 4 212 Bessard, Rechelle Northwestern St. 39.54m 129-09 5 155 Leblanc, Marcella Louisiana Tech 39.53m 129-08 6 117 Nelson, Latrece Arkansas-Pine Bluff 36.58m 120-00 7 163 Vassell, Micara Louisiana Tech 36.00m 118-01 8 141 Angelle, Sabrittany Louisiana Tech 35.96m 118-00 9 120 Seals, Shabrean Arkansas-Pine Bluff 15.42m 50-07 --- 118 Payne, Glyneice Arkansas-Pine Bluff FOUL Event 5 Women Long Jump Sponsor: Grady & Lisa Miller Facility: 6.62m F 4/7/2012 Chelsea Hayes, Louisiana Tech School: 7.10m S 7/1/2012 Chelsea Hayes, Louisiana Tech Collegiate: 6.99m 5/4/1985 Jackie Joyner-Kersee, UCLA American: 7.49m 5/22/1994 Jackie Joyner-Kersee, Honda World: 7.52m 6/11/1988 Galina Chistyakova, URS Name School Finals Wind Points Finals 1 145 Craddock, Charla Louisiana Tech 6.07m 19-11.00 2.0 2 301 Knox, Kirsten Stephen F. Austin 5.83m 19-01.50 0.4 3 224 Jones, Sarah Northwestern St. 5.77m 18-11.25 0.1 4 228 McDainel, Kenya Northwestern St. 5.74m 18-10.00 1.2 5 289 Evans, Vanessa Stephen F. Austin 5.70m 18-08.50 1.7 6 242 Thomas, Porsha Northwestern St. 5.64m 18-06.00 0.9 6 144 Carey, Marlesia Louisiana Tech 5.64m 18-06.00 1.1 8 166 Watson, Laticia Louisiana Tech 5.46m 17-11.00 0.5 9 116 Liddell, Jelicia Arkansas-Pine Bluff 5.06m 16-07.25 0.3 10 225 Knox, Erin Northwestern St. 5.00m 16-05.00 0.2 11 119 Rojas, Sabratina Arkansas-Pine Bluff 4.86m 15-11.50 +0.0 Event 6 Men Long Jump Sponsor: John D. Caruthers, Jr. Facility: 7.93m F 1984 Troy Amboree, Lamar School: 8.00m S 6/9/1974 Wesley Smith, Louisiana Tech Collegiate: 8.74m 4/2/1994 Erick Walder, Arkansas American: 8.95m 8/30/1991 Mike Powell, Foot Locker AC World: 8.95m 8/30/1991 Mike Powell, USA Name School Finals Wind Points Finals 1 280 Williams, Emmanuel Northwestern St. 7.53m 24-08.50 0.6 Louisiana Tech University Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 5:23 PM 3/16/2013 Page 3 Jim Mize Invitational - 3/16/2013 Ruston, LA Results Finals ... (Event 6 Men Long Jump) Name School Finals Wind Points 2 185 Henderson, Devin Louisiana Tech 7.22m 23-08.25 2.2 3 126 Crawford, Christopher Arkansas-Pine Bluff 7.00m 22-11.75 0.6 4 330 Cravens, Josh Stephen F. Austin 6.90m 22-07.75 2.5 5 278 Williams, Aaron Northwestern St. 6.75m 22-01.75 3.7 6 173 Bushay, Anthony Louisiana Tech 6.72m 22-00.75 0.3 6 353 Wheatley, Kendall Stephen F. Austin 6.72m 22-00.75 1.5 8 325 Burns, DeAndre Stephen F. Austin 6.50m 21-04.00 2.5 9 274 Wager, Cody Northwestern St. 6.00m 19-08.25 3.5 Event 7 Women Javelin Throw Sponsor: Joseph S. Cage, Jr. Facility: 49.28m F 3/28/2007 Brenda Grace-Hunt, Unattached School: 56.90m S 4/6/2005 Brenda Grace Hunt, Louisiana Tech Collegiate: 61.82m 6/13/2003 Irina Kharun, Indiana American: 66.67m 6/25/2010 Kara Patterson, Asics World: 72.28m 9/13/2008 Barbora Špotáková, CZE Name School Finals Points Finals 1 298 Johnston, Madison Stephen F. Austin 46.64m 153-00 2 240 Talley, Jessica Northwestern St. 44.17m 144-11 3 234 Nock, Delanie Northwestern St. 34.80m 114-02 4 118 Payne, Glyneice Arkansas-Pine Bluff 26.57m 87-02 Event 8 Men Javelin Throw Sponsor: Glen & Lori Cox Facility: 70.12m F 5/15/2010 Pontus Thomee, Boise State School: 66.85m S 2008 Larry Jones, Louisiana Tech Collegiate: 89.10m 3/24/1990 Patrik Boden, Texas American: 91.29m 6/21/2007 Breaux Greer, adidas World: 98.48m 5/25/1996 Jan Zelezny, CZE Name School Finals Points Finals 1 176 Cox, Joshua Louisiana Tech 67.26m S 220-08 2 195 Pace, Mason Louisiana Tech 50.35m 165-02 3 318 Akins, Lucas Stephen F. Austin 50.27m 164-11 4 274 Wager, Cody Northwestern St. 42.50m 139-05 5 126 Crawford, Christopher Arkansas-Pine Bluff 34.33m 112-07 Event 9 Women High Jump Sponsor: Gary Moore Facility: 1.83m F 5/15/2010 Amber Kaufman, Hawai'i School: 1.79m S 2000 Ayana Walker, Louisiana Tech Collegiate: 1.98m 5/19/1995 Acuff / Bergqvist, UCLA/ SMU American: 2.05m 6/26/2010 Chaunte Lowe, Nike World: 2.09m 8/30/1987 Stefka Kostadinova, BUL Name School Finals Points Finals 1 156 Lee, Pamela Louisiana Tech 1.74m 5-08.50 2 285 Carter, Melai Stephen F. Austin 1.71m 5-07.25 3 304 McPherson, Heather Stephen F. Austin 1.60m 5-03.00 Louisiana Tech University Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 5:23 PM 3/16/2013 Page 4 Jim Mize Invitational - 3/16/2013 Ruston, LA Results Finals ... (Event 9 Women High Jump) Name School Finals Points --- 225 Knox, Erin Northwestern St. NH --- 224 Jones, Sarah Northwestern St. NH --- 245 Woods, Whitley Northwestern St. NH --- 237 Rodgers, Brittany Northwestern St. NH --- 288 Dawson, Brianna Stephen F. Austin NH --- 299 Jones, Caitlin Stephen F. Austin NH --- 220 Hunt, Lundyn Northwestern St. NH --- 213 Conway, Holli Northwestern St. NH Event 10 Men High Jump Sponsor: Dr. Allen Herbert Facility: 2.28m F 1984 Thomas Eriksson, Lamar School: 2.22m S 1988 Tony Brown, Louisiana Tech Collegiate: 2.38m 6/3/1989 Hollis Conway, S. W. Louisiana American: 2.40m 8/7/1991 Charles Austin, unattached World: 2.45m 7/27/1993 Javier Sotomayor, CUB Name School Finals Points Finals 1 257 Ellison, Lionel Northwestern St. 2.03m 6-08.00 2 354 Willard, Bryce Stephen F. Austin 2.00m 6-06.75 3 276 Washington, Alex Northwestern St. 1.90m 6-02.75 3 266 Moore, Thomas Northwestern St. 1.90m 6-02.75 5 337 Kinney, Stephen Stephen F. Austin J1.90m 6-02.75 6 260 Helaire, Quinton Northwestern St. J1.90m 6-02.75 7 274 Wager, Cody Northwestern St. 1.70m 5-07.00 Event 11 Women Triple Jump Sponsor: Robert Dunbar; Wesley & Theresa Lester Facility: 13.29m F 5/15/2010 Eleni Kafourou, Boise State School: 13.35m S 5/15/2004 Ayanna Alexander, Louisiana Tech Collegiate: 14.25m 3/8/1997 Lee/ Williams, LSU/ FL State American: 14.45m 7/11/2004 Tiombé Hurd, Nike World: 15.50m 8/10/1995 Inessa Kravets, UKR Name School Finals Wind Points Finals 1 296 Hermes, Kelli Stephen F.
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