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FINAL 2020 US COMPREHENSIVE LISTS (send corrections/updAtes to [email protected]) MEN 100 METERS 9.86 1 1.6 Michael Norman Nike Jul 20 AP Ranch HP I 9.90 1h3 1.4 Trayvon Bromell New Balance Jul 25 Clermont 10.00 1f3 1.1 Ronnie Baker Nike Jul 23 AP Ranch HP II 10.03 2 1.6 Rai BenJamin Nike Jul 20 AP Ranch HP I 10.04 1h1 1.8 Kyree King Nike Aug 10 Montverde 2h3 1.4 Noah Lyles adidas Jul 25 Clermont 10.07 2f3 1.1 Justin Gatlin Nike Jul 23 AP Ranch HP II 10.09 2h1 1.8 Kenny Bednarek Nike Aug 10 Montverde 1 0.9 Jeff Demps adidas Aug 29 Blue Oval 1f2 1.7 Cravon Gillespie Nike Aug 06 Prairie View (10) 10.12 2 0.9 Devin Quinn Nike Aug 29 Blue Oval 5 0.3 Mike Rodgers Nike Sep 17 Rome DL 10.14 2f2 1.8 Kendal Williams adidas Jul 24 Clermont 10.18 1f3 1.5 Jaylen Bacon adidas Jul 24 Clermont 3f2 2 Maurice Eaddy Nike Aug 10 Montverde 10.20 1f3 0.6 Isiah Young Nike Jul 04 Montverde 10.23 1 EliJah Hall-Thompson Nike Red Bull Aug 17 Lignano 10.26 2f2 1.9 Christopher Belcher Nike Aug 29 Blue Oval 10.27 1 Ilias Garcia Mt. SAC Feb 29 Los Angeles 10.29 1 -0.4 Erriyon Knighton Florida HS Aug 08 AAU JO (20) Wind-aided: 9.87 1 2.5 Trayvon Bromell New Balance Aug 10 Montverde 9.93 1h1 4 Noah Lyles adidas Jul 04 Montverde 9.99 2h1 4 Justin Gatlin Nike Jul 04 Montverde 10.02 3 2.5 Kenny Bednarek Nike Aug 10 Montverde 10.20 1 2.5 EliJah Hall Nike Red Bull Jul 30 Prairie View 10.24 1 2.6 Ilias Garcia Mt. SAC Mar 07 Long Beach 200 METERS 19.76 1 0.7 Noah Lyles adidas Aug 14 Monaco DL 19.80 1 1 Kenny Bednarek Nike Aug 10 Montverde 20.24 2f2 1 Josephus Lyles adidas Jul 25 Clermont 20.33 1 0.3 Erriyon Knighton Florida HS Aug 08 AAU JO 20.43i 1f4 Terrance Laird LSU Feb 15 Tyson Inv 20.49i 12 Micaiah Harris Texas Jan 31 Razorback Inv 20.54 3 1 Kyree King Nike Aug 10 Montverde 20.58i 1f2 Langston Jackson Kentucky Feb 07 UNM Collegiate Cl 20.61 2f4 1.6 Jaron Flournoy Nike Jul 23 AP Ranch HP II 20.64 3f4 1.6 Aldrich Bailey unat Jul 23 AP Ranch HP II (10) 20.65 1 -1.4 Robert Gregory Texas High School Aug 08 AAU JO 20.66i 2f4 Matthew Boling Georgia Feb 15 Tyson Inv 20.68i 1f2 Caleb Boger Barton CC Mar 07 JUCO Ind 1 Daniel Stokes unat Mar 14 Mexico City 20.69 4 1.3 EliJah Hall Nike Red Bull Aug 19 Gyulai M 20.70i 1 Marcus Parker Clemson Feb 15 Tiger Paw Inv 20.72 4 1 Michael Cherry unat Aug 10 Montverde i 1f3 Kennedy Lightner Arkansas Baptist Feb 15 Tyson Inv 20.75 1 -0.2 Da'Marcus Fleming Florida HS Mar 10 Tampa 20.76 1f1 1.7 Isiah Young Nike Jul 23 AP Ranch HP II (20) Wind-aided: 20.55 1 3.5 Da’Marcus Fleming Florida HS Mar 07 Tampa 20.67 1f2 2.4 Justin Robinson Missouri HS Aug 29 Blue Oval 400 METERS 44.91 1 Justin Robinson Missouri HS Aug 15 ATL VII 44.98 2 Michael Cherry Nike Aug 15 ATL VII 45.40 2 Josephus Lyles adidas Jul 24 Clermont 45.44i 1f2 Randolph Ross North Carolina A&T Jan 31 Texas Tech Inv 45.50 1 Kahmari Montgomery Nike Aug 19 Gyulai M 45.51i 1f2 Bryce Deadmon Texas A&M Feb 29 SEC Ind 45.56o 1f2 Wayne Lawrence Iowa Feb 29 Big 10 Ind 45.66o 1f2 Jacory Patterson Virginia Tech Feb 29 ACC Ind 45.86i 1 Rashard Clark unat Feb 15 USATF Ind 45.96i 1 EliJa Godwin Georgia Feb 29 SEC Ind (10) 45.97o 1 Tyler Johnson Ohio State Feb 29 Big 10 Ind 45.98 3 LaShawn Merritt Nike Jul 04 Montverde 45.99i 1f2 Quincy Hall South Carolina Feb 22 S. Carolina Open 46.00i 2 Kyle Clemons adidas Feb 15 USATF Ind 46.01i 3f2 Tyler Terry LSU Feb 29 SEC Ind 46.13o 1f2 Noah Williams Akron Feb 29 MAC Ind 46.15o 2 Brian Faust Purdue Feb 29 Big 10 Ind 46.17o 1h6 Taj Burgess Rutgers Feb 28 Big 10 Ind 46.19i 1 Isaiah Jewett USC Jan 25 MLK Inv 46.20i 1f8 Kennedy Lightner Arkansas Baptist Feb 21 Arkansas Qual (20) 800 METERS 1:43.15 1 Donavan Brazier Nike Aug 14 Monaco DL 1:43.23 2 Bryce Hoppel adidas Aug 14 Monaco DL 1:46.01i 3 Isaiah Harris Nike Feb 08 Millrose G 1:46.29 2 Vincent Crisp UnderArmour Dist TC Aug 01 Alexandria 1:46.56 3 Robert Downs Diadora Aug 15 Music City DC 1:46.81 9 Erik Sowinski Brooks Sep 25 Doha DL 1:47.01i 4 Brannon Kidder Brooks Feb 08 Millrose G 1:47.10 7 Craig Engels Nike Aug 29 Gothenburg 1:47.11i 1 Colby Alexander Hoka-NJNY Sep 24 New York City 1:47.12i 1 Isaiah Jewett USC Feb 01 Texas Tech Inv (10) 1:47.26i 1 Josh Hoey adidas Feb 01 Lehane Scarlet & White 1:47.37i 2 Johnny Gregorek Asics Sep 24 New York City 1:47.54 1 Sam Ellison Boston AA Aug 11 Wellesley 1:47.55 2 Abraham Alvarado Atlanta TC Sep 12 Atlanta 1:47.59i 1 Clayton Murphy Nike Feb 08 Camel City Inv 1:47.65o 2f7 Michael Rhoads Air Force Academy Feb 15 Iowa State Cl 1:47.68i 2 Dylan Capwell Atlanta TC Feb 01 Lehane Scarlet & White 1:47.74o 1 Derek Holdsworth Western Oregon Feb 01 Washington Inv o 2f2 Roshon Roomes Iowa State Jan 24 Cyclone Open 1:47.79 3 Rob Napolitano Hoka-NJNY Jul 27 West Hartford (20) 1:47.84o 1 Cooper Williams Indiana Jan 18 Vanderbilt Inv 1:47.88i 1 Devin Dixon Texas A&M Feb 22 Texas A&M Inv 1:47.93i 2 Carlton Orange Texas A&M Feb 01 Texas Tech Inv 1:48.22i 3 Jaxson Hoey adidas Feb 01 Lehane Scarlet & White 1:48.26 1 John Lester California High School Jun 13 Phoenix 1:48.42o 2 Harun Abda unat Feb 01 Washington Inv 1:48.46i 1f3 Ricky Romero Atlanta TC Feb 28 Boston LC 1:48.50 2 Cruz Culpepper Colorado HS Jun 13 Phoenix 1:48.55 5 Jeremy Hernandez Hoka-NJNY Jul 27 West Hartford 1:48.70 4 John Lewis unat Aug 01 Alexandria (30) 1000 METERS 2:17.41i 1 Bryce Hoppel adidas Jan 25 New Balance GP 2:18.01i 1 Abraham Alvarado Atlanta TC Jan 11 Orange & Purple 2:18.15 2 Sam Prakel adidas Jul 17 Portland 2:18.36i 1 Rob Napolitano Hoka-NJNY Feb 15 Hemery Valentine 2:18.49 3 Vince Ciattei Nike Oregon TC Jul 17 Portland 2:19.24i 2 Colby Alexander Hoka-NJNY Feb 15 Hemery Valentine 2:21.37i 3 Robert Ford Hoka-NJNY Feb 15 Hemery Valentine 2:22.11i 1 Ricky Romero Atlanta TC Feb 01 Lehane Scarlet & White 2:22.12i 2 Jeremy Hernandez Hoka-NJNY Feb 01 Lehane Scarlet & White 2:22.25 5 Dustin Nading unat Jul 17 Portland (10) 2:22.26i 1 Sam Ellis Princeton Feb 08 New Haven 2:22.28o 1 Cooper Teare Oregon Jan 18 Wash Preview 2:22.51o 3 Ben Blankenship Oregon TC Jan 18 Wash Preview 2:22.80i 4 Kyle Merber Hoka-NJNY Feb 15 Hemery Valentine 2:22.87i 1 Jack Joyce Virginia Tech Jan 24 Hokie Inv 2:22.92i 2 Diego Zarate Virginia Tech Jan 24 Hokie Inv 2:23.06i 3 Bashir Mosavel-Lo Virginia Tech Jan 24 Hokie Inv 2:23.12i 2 Allen Siegler Yale Feb 08 New Haven 2:23.26o 3f2 Jackson Mestler Oregon Jan 18 Wash Preview 2:23.35i 3 Avery Bartlett Atlanta TC Feb 01 Lehane Scarlet & White (20) 1500 METERS 3:34.77i 1 Josh Thompson Nike Bowerman TC Feb 27 Boston 3:35.42 11 Craig Engels Nike Aug 14 Monaco DL 3:35.85 1 Donavan Brazier Nike Jul 03 Portland 3:36.11 1 Johnny Gregorek Asics Sep 13 Bethel Twi 3:36.23 3 Grant Fisher Nike Bowerman TC Jul 21 Portland 3:36.31 4 Evan Jager Nike Bowerman TC Jul 21 Portland 3:36.35 4 Vincent Ciattei Nike Oregon TC Jul 31 Newberg 3:36.51i 2 Brannon Kidder Brooks Feb 27 Boston 3:36.54 2 Sam Prakel adidas Aug 15 Music City DC 3:36.82i 3 Abraham Alvarado Atlanta TC Feb 27 Boston (10) 3:36.83 3 Tripp Hurt unat Aug 15 Music City DC 3:37.12 2 Colby Alexander Hoka-NJNY Sep 13 Bethel Twi 5 Sean McGorty Nike Bowerman TC Jul 21 Portland 3:37.16 4 Willy Fink UnderArmour Dist TC Aug 15 Music City DC 3:37.36 6 Woody Kincaid Nike Bowerman TC Jul 21 Portland 3:37.55 6 Joe Klecker On Running AC Aug 15 Music City DC 3:37.64 7 Graham Crawford Hoka-NJNY Aug 15 Music City DC 3:37.81i 3f2 Izaic Yorks Brooks Feb 28 Boston LC 3:38.03i 4f2 Rob Napolitano Hoka-NJNY Feb 28 Boston LC 3:38.16 7 Ryan Hill Nike Bowerman TC Jul 21 Portland (20) 3:38.30i 5f2 Eric Avila Golden Coast TC Feb 28 Boston LC 3:38.70 6 Henry Wynne Brooks Jul 31 Newberg 3:39.66 2 Lopez Lomong Nike Bowerman TC Jun 30 Portland 3:40.03 8 Dillon Maggard Hoka Aug 15 Music City DC 3:40.47 2f2 Ryan Adams Furman Elite Aug 15 Music City DC 3:40.56i 2 James Randon Saucony Freedom Feb 28 Boston LC i 1 Alex Rogers Reebok Boston Feb 28 Boston LC 3:41.29i 4 Chris Hatler Philadelphia Runners Feb 28 Boston LC 3:41.45i 6 Tim Gorman On Running-Mamm TC Feb 01 Lehane Scarlet & White 3:41.59 3f2 Isaac Updike Hoka-NJNY Aug 15 Music City DC (30) MILE 3:55.50i 2 Cooper Teare Oregon Feb 28 Boston LC 3:55.62o 1 Yared Nuguse Notre Dame Feb 29 ACC Ind 3:56.50o 1f6 Evan Jager Nike Bowerman TC Feb 01 Washington Inv 3:56.56i 3 Rob Napolitano Hoka-NJNY Feb 08 Millrose G 3:56.85i 1 Craig Engels Nike Jan 25 Thomas Terrier Cl 3:57.03i 8 Eric Jenkins Nike Feb 08 Millrose G o 1 Waleed Suliman Mississippi Jan 18 Vanderbilt Inv 3:57.19o 2f6 Sean McGorty Nike Bowerman TC Feb 01 Washington Inv 3:57.66o 2 Ryan Adams Furman Jan 18 Vanderbilt Inv i 2 Sam Ellis Princeton Feb 15 Hemery Valentine (10) 3:57.67o 1 Ben Blankenship Oregon TC Jan 18 Wash Preview 3:57.81i 9 Sam Prakel adidas Feb 08 Millrose G 3:57.86 1 Colby Alexander Hoka-NJNY Oct 02 Jersey City 3:57.93i 3 Matthew Centrowitz Nike Bowerman TC Feb 28 Boston LC 3:58.07i 4 Kenneth Hagen unat Feb 28 Boston LC 3:58.08 2 Kasey Knevelbaard Florida State Aug 15 Music City DC 3:58.09o 4f6 Talem Franco BYU Feb 01 Washington Inv 3:58.20i 5 Cole Hocker Oregon Feb 28 Boston LC 3:58.43o 2 Brannon Kidder Brooks Jan 18 Wash Preview 3:58.45i 3 Matthew Schadler Indiana Feb 15 Hemery Valentine (20) 3:58.79 1 Victor Palumbo Central Park TC Dec 12 Columbia 3:59.07 3 Alex Rogers Reebok Boston Aug 29 Columbia 3:59.09 3 Brian Barraza adidas Tinman El Aug 15 Music City DC 3:59.23i 6 Woody Kincaid Nike Bowerman TC Feb 28 Boston LC 3:59.25o 4f7 Dustin Nading Washington Feb 15 Husky Cl 3:59.29o 1 Dan Curts unat Feb 21 Seattle 3:59.38i 5 AJ Ernst Virginia Feb 15 Hemery Valentine 3:59.45 4 Mason Ferlic Nike Aug 15 Nashville 3:59.54 1 Leo Daschbach Washington
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    Volume 11, No. 42 June 12, 2012 version ii — NCAA Women: Duncan Powers LSU — by David Woods LSU scored 76 points to Oregon’s 62. In egon also thrived in that area—scoring 30— Des Moines, Iowa, June 6–9—For LSU, eight of the 14 previous editions, 62 would but balance couldn’t surmount LSU speed. it was like most years: an NCAA women’s have been enough, and it is the most the Moreover, Oregon soph English Gardner team title; for Oregon, it was like the previ- Ducks have ever scored. beat Duncan in the 100. Gardner’s time— ous three: Wait another year. Three-time defending champ Texas A&M against a 1.7 wind—was 11.10. That equates Led by rising superstar Kimberlyn Dun- was 3rd (38), and Kansas and Clemson shared to 10.98 with no wind. Duncan’s speed was the key to the Tiger team win MIKE SCOTT can, the Tigers exceeded projections to annex 4th with 28. Gardner also surprisingly led off the 4x4, their 15th title in 26 years. “You always think you could have done and Oregon chopped four seconds off the The Ducks, who have won the past three a little better here or done something a little school record to post the No. 2 time in colle- indoor titles, finished with a flourish, setting differently there, but in the end, 62 points— giate history. LSU, at 3:24.59, became No. 3. a meet record of 3:24.54 in the 4x4, but were the women had a pretty good meet,” Oregon After lowering her world 200 lead to a 2nd, as they were in ’09, ’10 and ’11.
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    Teen Sensation Athing Mu

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