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SITES (AAU) 1967 Washington, DC 1968 Knoxville, TN 1969 San Diego, CA 1970 Knoxville, TN 1971 Colorado Springs, CO 1972 Spokane, WA 1973 Ann Arbor, MI 1974 Lincoln, NE 1975 Ithaca, NY 1976 Memphis, TN 1977 Lincoln, NE 1978 Lincoln, NE 1979 Lincoln, NE 1980 Santa Clara, CA (TAC) 1981 Lincoln, NE 1982 Lincoln, NE 1983 Durham, NC 1984 Baton Rouge, LA 1985 Seattle, WA 1986 Lincoln, NE 1987 Provo, UT 1988 Gainesville, FL 1989 Spokane, WA 1990 Lincoln, NE 1991 Chapel Hill, NC 1992 Walnut, CA (USATF) 1993 Baton Rouge, LA 1994 Gainesville, FL 1995 San Jose, CA 1996 Houston, TX 1997 Baton Rouge, LA 1998 Seattle, WA 1999 Omaha, NE 2000 Buffalo, NY 2001 Sacramento, CA 2002 Omaha, NE 2003 Miami, FL 2004 Eugene, OR 2005 Indianapolis, IN 2006 Baltimore, MD 2007 Walnut, CA 2008 Omaha, NE PAST WINNERS Young Men (17-18) 100 Meters 1967 9.8y Marcus Mitchell 1968 9.7y Marcus Mitchell 1969 9.7y David Holmes 1970 9.5y Harold Williams 1971 9.5y Harold Williams 1972 9.7y Barney Cobb 1973 9.9y Michael Seitz 1974 9.7y Michael Kee 1975 9.69y Chris Richards 1976 9.8y Keith Brown 1977 9.76y Willie Turner 1978 9.79y LaNoris Marshall 1979 9.72y Anthony Polk 1980 10.64 Jerome Harrison 1981 10.74 Harvey McSwain 1982 10.66 Albert Robinson 1983 10.54 Kelly Reed 1984 10.66 Tim Worley 1985 10.63 Tarrell Carpenter 1986 10.64 Keith Laurant 1987 10.30 Quincy Watts 1988 10.64 Karsten Edwards 1989 10.92 Elgin Gordon 1990 10.48 Fred Fields 1991 10.62 Tony McCall 1992 10.54w Frank Madu 1993 10.62 Bryan Howard 1994 10.45 Bryan Howard 1995 10.41 Bryan Howard 1996 10.71 LaShaunte Edwards 1997 10.57 Michael Bennett 1998 10.63 Baigeh Tucker 1999 10.48 Jerrod Braziel 2000 10.71 Ivory McCann 2001 10.64 Willie Hordge 2002 10.53 Willie Hordge 2003 10.71w Jamaal Charleds 2004 10.46 Wopamo Osaisai 2005 10.43 Jerek Hewitt 2006 10.37 Dominique Stafford 2007 10.49 Whitney Prevost 2008 10.24 D'Angelo Cherry 200 Meters 1967-75 Not contested 1976 21.5y Keith Brown 1977 21.78y Willie Turner 1978 21.81y Ray Mosley 1979 21.4y Anthony Polk 1980 20.93 Jerome Harrison 1981 21.20 Harvey McSwain 1982 21.26 Albert Robinson 1983 21.00 Roy Martin 1984 21.20 Floyd Heard 1985 21.76 Maury Copeland 1986 21.35 Rod Richardson 1987 20.50 Quincy Watts 1988 21.10 Barry Smith 1989 21.66 Kenny Shedd 1990 21.25w Carmi Bruton 1991 21.12 Ato Boldon/TRI 1992 21.10w Christopher Harper 1993 21.46 Anthony Williams 1994 21.21 Pat Johnson 1995 20.97 Jerome Young 1996 21.18 Wm. Obea Moore 1997 20.67 Angelo Taylor 1998 21.23 Baigeh Tucker 1999 21.07 Michael Mitchell 2000 21.22 Brandon Hill 2001 21.23 Willie Hordge 2002 21.24 Chauncey Harris 2003 21.11w Jason Craig 2004 21.38 Wopamop Osaisai 2005 21.30 Evander Wells 2006 21.07w Antonio Sales 2007 20.86 Darryl Jenkins 2008 21.52 Fuquan Greene 400 Meters 1967 48.0y John Smith 1968 47.6y Darwin Bond 1969 47.6y Darwin Bond 1970 47.3y Earl Richardson 1971 48.1y Steve Williams 1972 47.3y Barney Cobb 1973 47.8y Cliff Wiley 1974 47.9y Arthur Morgan 1975 47.0y Antone Blair 1976 47.1y Keith Brown 1977 48.4y Jeff Ramsey 1978 47.76y Bill Green 1979 47.52y Howard Henley 1980 47.26 Darrell Robinson 1981 46.61 James Rolle 1982 46.17 James Rolle 1983 47.06 Mike Greene 1984 47.33 Joey Taylor 1985 47.65 Larry Cantrell 1986 46.65 Rod Richardson 1987 46.58 Marlin Cannon 1988 47.12 Marlin Cannon 1989 47.37 Derek Mills 1990 46.63 Andre Steele 1991 46.64 Andre Steele 1992 47.83 Marlon Ramsy 1993 46.85 Ronnie Williams 1994 46.38 Milton Campbell 1995 45.63 Jerome Young 1996 45.83 Wm. Obea Moore 1997 46.81 Floyd Thompson 1998 46.85 Jason Jackson 1999 47.73 Otis Harris 2000 46.56 Otis Harris 2001 46.42 Willie Kelly 2002 46.07 Ashton Collins 2003 46.67 Elzie Coleman 2004 47.22 Karjuan Williams 2005 46.77 Jacob Scheurman 2006 47.23 Armanti Hayes 2007 46.89 Reggie Wyatt 2008 46.36 Danzell Fortson 800 Meters 1967-68 Not contested 1969 1:53.6y Kevin Reabe 1970 1:54.3y Manuel Rivera 1971 1:53.7y Bob Smith 1972 1:52.4y Bob Prince 1973 1:52.3y Alvin Crenshaw 1974 1:53.0y Jeff Moody 1975 1:52.06y Dyrk Dahl 1976 1:52.8y William Contee 1977 1:50.94y Tommy Martin 1978 1:52.38y Raymond Brown 1979 1:52.18y Ray Oglesby 1980 1:49.88 John Marshall 1981 1:52.98 Larry Butcher 1982 1:51.40 Kimmie James 1983 1:49.79 Joey Bunch 1984 1:53.72 Bernard Radomski 1985 1:54.41 Carson Hoeft 1986 1:53.70 D'Juan Strozier 1987 1:52.55 Michael Remigino 1988 1:52.18 Darnell Walker 1989 1:51.21 Stephen Adderley 1990 1:54.15 Tony Parrilla 1991 1:52.52 Conrad Nichols 1992 1:54.05 David Krummenacker 1993 1:50.13 Winston Tidwell 1994 1:52.83 Mike Russell 1995 1:52.51 Mohammed Yagoub 1996 1:53.81 Troy Weiland 1997 1:51.33 Ricky Bell 1998 1:53.20 Ras Bowman 1999 1:52.74 Marcus Hodge 2000 1:50.30 Moise Joseph 2001 1:50.08 William Fitts 2002 1:51.19 Pablo Solares 2003 1:52.46 Marcus Mayes 2004 1:51.07 Karjuan Williams 2005 1:53.15 James Groce 2006 1:50.58 Lamarr Davis 2007 1:52.35 Blake Shaw 2008 1:52.69 Anthony Hendrix 1500 Meters (1 Mile) 1967 4:22.4y Klause Hoffman 1968 4:09.6y Jerome Howe 1969 4:12.2y Kurt Mench 1970 4:10.9y Dave Merrick 1971 4:26.7y Chuck Musick 1972 4:14.3y Curtis Beck 1973 4:13.0y Ralph King 1974 4:13.1y Don Paige 1975 4:13.10y Scott Clark 1976 4:12.1y John Tuttle 1977 4:13.98y Manuel Miranda 1978 4:13.38y Ronald Roberts 1979 4:17.02y David Strahl (1500 Meters) 1980 3:51.40 John Hinton 1981 3:53.01 Earl Jones 1982 3:55.86 Earl Jones 1983 3:56.1 Gerald Cox 1984 3:54.8 Matthew Hopkins 1985 3:55.55 Matthew Hopkins 1986 3:58.80 Christian Ladner 1987 4:00.37 Peter Pritchett 1988 3:56.62 Andrew Butler 1989 4:00.07 Wilhelm Woolery 1990 3:58.34 Anthony Stewart 1991 3:54.71 Paul Kinser 1992 3:58.46 David Krummenacker 1993 3:58.53 Richard Morris 1994 3:58.28 Adam Ellison 1995 3:58.06 David Gonzalez 1996 3:59.10 Brandon Strong 1997 4:01.78 Brandon Menking 1998 3:58.54 Rolando Ortiz 1999 3:58.63 Bryan Dillon 2000 3:57.32 Moise Joseph 2001 3:59.65 Mark Walter 2002 3:51.21 Pablo Solares 2003 4:03.32 Kel Bond 2004 4:01.50 E.C. 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  • Its Anyone's Ncaa Meet

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    Volume XXXVI Number 31 June (2), 2011 ITS ANYONE’S NCAA MEET Moss, Beach, Ayers, Morrison, Horn Light It Up Hello Again….The first day of the 41st NCAA D I decathlon was held in cruel heat. The temps topped at 95 degrees at 3 pm. NCAA indoor champion Miller Moss put together a dream first day score, getting a PR in the first event and just missing career bests in the succeeding 4 event. He leads a field of 24 with 4271 points and is well ahead of career best pace. Duke’s talented Curtis Beach stands 2nd at 4206 and the returning Michael Ayers, who led thru four, is 3rd at 4169. So impressive were the first day totals that: Not much separated Clemson’s Miller Moss (left) and Florida’s Gray Horn (right) during the first day. Moss a) Twelve scored over 4000 points at the held the lead while Horn, in 5th, was 148 pts back. break; b) Although both were having fine NCAA I Champs meets, the only two to have 8000+ Jim Duncan Stadium scores on their resume (Mateo Sossah Drake University and Moritz Cleve) stood 13th and 14th Des Moines, IA respectively. June 8-9, 2011 Of the top two dozen qualifiers only 100 meters: [Noon – 12:11 pm] Houston senior Wesley Bray did not declare The 24 athletes were positioned into 3 (medical reasons) so Noah Palicia/US Air sections and the seeding was first class. Force Academy, whose seasonal best of 7385 Because winds change at Drake and storms was accomplished at the Cal Invitational in were predicted for Wednesday, Referee Rex early April, was tied for 25th in the rankings.