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Recordtiming.Com RecordTiming.com - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 1 NCAA Division 1 2012 Indoor Championship Nampa, Idaho-Jacksons Indoor Track Boise State University - 3/9/2012 to 3/10/2012 Results Event 17 Women 60 Meter Dash Event 18 Women 200 Meter Dash Three heats. Winner plus next 5 fastest advance to Final. Five heats. Top 8 fastest times advance to a 2 section Final. American: 6.95 A 3/7/1998 Gail Devers - Marion Jones Final seeded as per Rule 10-5.1b Collegiate: 7.09 C 3/11/2001 Angela Williams/Lakya Brookins American: 22.33 A 3/2/1996 Gwen Torrence NCAA Meet: 7.09 M 3/12/2011 Lakya Brookins Collegiate: 22.40 C 3/14/2008 Bianca Knight Facility: 7.17 F 3/9/2012 English Gardner NCAA Meet: 22.40 M 3/14/2008 Bianca Knight Name Yr School Prelims Facility: 22.74 F 3/9/2012 Kimberlyn Duncan Heat 1 Preliminaries Name Yr School Prelims 1 Octavious Freeman FR UCF 7.23Q Heat 1 Preliminaries 2 Ashley Collier SO Texas A&M 7.31q 1 Kai Selvon SO Auburn 23.54 3 Chesna Sykes SO Ohio State 7.40 2 Cambrya Jones SR Pittsburgh 23.55 4 Tarika Williams SR Miami 7.43 3 Tarika Williams SR Miami 23.72 5 Chelsea Hayes SR Louisiana Tech 7.43 Heat 2 Preliminaries 6 Chaniqua Corinealdi JR TCU 7.48 1 Allison Peter SO Texas 23.01q Heat 2 Preliminaries 2 Dezerea Bryant FR Clemson 23.31q 1 English Gardner FR Oregon F 7.17Q 3 Nivea Smith SR Auburn 23.51q 2 Aurieyall Scott SO UCF 7.18q 4 Chaniqua Corinealdi JR TCU 24.25 3 Dezerea Bryant FR Clemson 7.26q Heat 3 Preliminaries 4 Christina Manning SR Ohio State 7.29q 1 Kamaria Brown FR Texas A&M 23.18q 5 Marecia Pemberton SO Florida State 7.40 2 Paris Daniels JR Kansas 23.63 6 Flings Owusu-Agyapong SR Syracuse 7.43 3 Ashley Collier SO Texas A&M 23.98 Heat 3 Preliminaries --- Stormy Kendrick JR Clemson DNS 1 Kai Selvon SO Auburn 7.26Q Heat 4 Preliminaries 2 Kimberlyn Duncan JR LSU 7.28q 1 Octavious Freeman FR UCF 23.18q 3 Ashley Cruder SR Auburn 7.40 2 Dominique Duncan SR Texas A&M 23.49q 4 Jasmine Edgerson JR Clemson 7.41 3 Christy Udoh SO Texas 23.68 5 Stormy Kendrick JR Clemson 7.42 Heat 5 Preliminaries 6 Takeia Pinckney JR LSU 7.53 1 Kimberlyn Duncan JR LSU 23.03q 2 Ashley Spencer FR Illinois 23.44q Event 17 Women 60 Meter Dash 3 Olivia Ekpone FR Texas A&M 23.68 Three heats. Winner plus next 5 fastest advance to Final. 4 Alexis Love JR Murray State 23.85 American: 6.95 A 3/7/1998 Gail Devers - Marion Jones Collegiate: 7.09 C 3/11/2001 Angela Williams/Lakya Brookins Event 18 Women 200 Meter Dash NCAA Meet: 7.09 M 3/12/2011 Lakya Brookins Five heats. Top 8 fastest times advance to a 2 section Final. Facility: 7.17 F 3/9/2012 English Gardner Final seeded as per Rule 10-5.1b Name Yr School Finals American: 22.33 A 3/2/1996 Gwen Torrence Section 1 Finals Collegiate: 22.40 C 3/14/2008 Bianca Knight 1 English Gardner FR Oregon 7.12F 10 NCAA Meet: 22.40 M 3/14/2008 Bianca Knight 2 Octavious Freeman FR UCF 7.15F 8 Facility: 22.74 F 3/9/2012 Kimberlyn Duncan 3 Aurieyall Scott SO UCF 7.20 6 Name Yr School Finals 4 Ashley Collier SO Texas A&M 7.24 5 Section 1 Finals 5 Christina Manning SR Ohio State 7.26 4 1 Kimberlyn Duncan JR LSU 22.74F 10 6 Dezerea Bryant FR Clemson 7.28 3 2 Kamaria Brown FR Texas A&M 23.05 6 7 Kai Selvon SO Auburn 7.29 2 3 Ashley Spencer FR Illinois 23.34 3 8 Kimberlyn Duncan JR LSU 7.30 1 4 Nivea Smith SR Auburn 23.52 1 Section 2 Finals 1 Allison Peter SO Texas 22.95 8 2 Octavious Freeman FR UCF 23.18 5 RecordTiming.com - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 2 NCAA Division 1 2012 Indoor Championship Nampa, Idaho-Jacksons Indoor Track Boise State University - 3/9/2012 to 3/10/2012 Results Section 2 Finals ... (Event 18 Women 200 Meter Dash) 2 Marlena Wesh JR Clemson 53.17 4 Name Yr School Finals 3 Ebony Eutsey SO Florida 53.19 3 3 Dominique Duncan SR Texas A&M 23.23 4 --- Taylor Ellis-Watson FR Pittsburgh DNF 4 Dezerea Bryant FR Clemson 23.36 2 Event 20 Women 800 Meter Run Event 19 Women 400 Meter Dash Two heats. Top 3 plus next 2 fastest advance to Final. Four heats. Top 8 fastest times advance to a 2 section Final. Two waterfall start, 2 turn stagger. (5,3), (5,3) Final: (5,3) Final seeded as per Rule 10-5.1b American: 1:58.71 A 3/2/2002 Nicole Teter American: 50.54 A 3/13/2010 Francena McCorory Collegiate: 2:00.75 C 2/27/2005 Nicole Cook Collegiate: 50.54 C 3/13/2010 Francena McCorory NCAA Meet: 2:01.77 M 3/6/1999 Hazel Clark NCAA Meet: 50.54 M 3/13/2010 Francena McCorory Facility: 2:04.42 F 3/9/2012 Katie Palmer Facility: 52.67 F 3/9/2012 Diamond Dixon Name Yr School Prelims Name Yr School Prelims Heat 1 Preliminaries Heat 1 Preliminaries 1 Kathy Klump SR Cincinnati 2:04.57Q 1 Marlena Wesh JR Clemson 53.03q 2 Natalja Piliusina SO Oklahoma State 2:04.68Q 2 Taylor Ellis-Watson FR Pittsburgh 53.12q 3 Charlene Lipsey JR LSU 2:04.72Q 3 Lenora Guion-Firmin JR MD-Eastern Shore 53.30q 4 Boglarka Bozzay SR Kansas State 2:05.66q 4 Erica Rucker FR South Carolina 53.54 5 Stephanie Brown JR Arkansas 2:06.15 Heat 2 Preliminaries 6 Sofia Oberg SO California 2:07.10 1 Rebecca Alexander SR LSU 54.03 7 Tasha Stanley SR North Carolina 2:08.17 2 Cassandra Tate SR LSU 54.08 8 Laura Roesler SO Oregon 2:10.62 3 Ellen Wortham SR Tennessee 54.20 Heat 2 Preliminaries 4 Endurance Abinuwa SR UTEP 54.50 1 Katie Palmer SR BYU F 2:04.42Q Heat 3 Preliminaries 2 Nachelle Mackie JR BYU 2:05.16Q 1 Diamond Dixon SO Kansas F 52.67q 3 Rebecca Addison JR Michigan 2:05.57Q 2 Lanie Whittaker JR Florida 53.16q 4 Heather Wilson SR Connecticut 2:05.59q 3 Whitney Jones SR Arkansas 53.32 5 Chanelle Price SR Tennessee 2:05.95 4 Stacey-Ann Smith SR Texas 55.39 6 Jillian Smith JR Michigan 2:07.82 Heat 4 Preliminaries 7 Brittany Ogunmokun JR Baylor 2:07.83 1 Regina George JR Arkansas 52.93q 8 Frances Dowd SO Virginia Tech 2:09.38 2 Phyllis Francis SO Oregon 53.04q Event 20 Women 800 Meter Run 3 Ebony Eutsey SO Florida 53.29q Two heats. Top 3 plus next 2 fastest advance to Final. 4 Briana Nelson SO Texas 53.41 Two waterfall start, 2 turn stagger. (5,3), (5,3) Final: (5,3) Event 19 Women 400 Meter Dash American: 1:58.71 A 3/2/2002 Nicole Teter Four heats. Top 8 fastest times advance to a 2 section Final. Collegiate: 2:00.75 C 2/27/2005 Nicole Cook Final seeded as per Rule 10-5.1b NCAA Meet: 2:01.77 M 3/6/1999 Hazel Clark American: 50.54 A 3/13/2010 Francena McCorory Facility: 2:04.42 F 3/9/2012 Katie Palmer Collegiate: 50.54 C 3/13/2010 Francena McCorory Name Yr School Finals NCAA Meet: 50.54 M 3/13/2010 Francena McCorory Section 1 Finals Facility: 52.67 F 3/9/2012 Diamond Dixon 1 Nachelle Mackie JR BYU 2:03.30F 10 Name Yr School Finals 2 Natalja Piliusina SO Oklahoma State 2:04.48 8 Section 1 Finals 3 Katie Palmer SR BYU 2:04.56 6 1 Regina George JR Arkansas 52.54F 8 4 Kathy Klump SR Cincinnati 2:04.70 5 2 Lanie Whittaker JR Florida 52.80 6 5 Heather Wilson SR Connecticut 2:05.19 4 3 Phyllis Francis SO Oregon 53.01 5 6 Boglarka Bozzay SR Kansas State 2:06.00 3 4 Lenora Guion-Firmin JR MD-Eastern Shore 53.42 2 7 Charlene Lipsey JR LSU 2:06.44 2 Section 2 Finals 8 Rebecca Addison JR Michigan 2:08.62 1 1 Diamond Dixon SO Kansas 51.78F 10 RecordTiming.com - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 3 NCAA Division 1 2012 Indoor Championship Nampa, Idaho-Jacksons Indoor Track Boise State University - 3/9/2012 to 3/10/2012 Results Event 21 Women 1 Mile Run Event 22 Women 3000 Meter Run Two heats. Top 4 plus next 2 fastest advance to Final. Final only. Two waterfall start, two turn stagger. (12,6) Two waterfall start, Two turn stagger. (5,3),(5,3),Final: (6,4) American: 8:33.25 A 1/27/2007 Shalane Flanagan American: 4:20.5h A 2/19/1982 Mary Slaney Collegiate: 8:42.03 C 3/14/2009 Jenny Barringer Collegiate: 4:25.91 C 2/28/2009 Jenny Barringer NCAA Meet: 8:42.03 M 3/14/2009 Jenny Barringer NCAA Meet: 4:29.72 M 3/14/2009 Sarah Bowman Facility: 9:30.17 F 1/30/2010 Shayla Houlihan Facility: 4:40.29 F 3/9/2012 Lucy Van Dalen Name Yr School Finals Name Yr School Prelims Section 1 Heat 1 Preliminaries 1 Emily Infeld JR Georgetown 9:15.44F 10 1 Lucy Van Dalen SR Stony Brook F 4:40.29Q 2 Deborah Maier JR California 9:15.74F 8 2 Morgane Gay JR Virginia 4:40.45Q 3 Betsy Saina JR Iowa State 9:16.16F 6 3 Kristen Gillespie SR Arkansas 4:40.47Q 4 Jordan Hasay JR Oregon 9:16.42F 5 4 Becca Friday JR Oregon 4:41.03Q 5 Tara Erdmann SR Loyola Marymount 9:16.87F 4 5 Hannah Brooks SR Florida State 4:41.96q 6 Kathy Kroeger SO Stanford 9:17.21F 3 6 Shannon Osika FR Michigan 4:43.12q 7 Aliphine Tuliamuk JR Wichita State 9:17.99F 2 7 Emily Lipari SO Villanova 4:46.66 8 Abbey D'Agostino SO Dartmouth 9:18.54F 1 8 Josephine Moultrie JR New Mexico 4:49.56 9 Katie Flood SO Washington 9:19.69F Heat 2 Preliminaries 10 Lucy Van Dalen SR Stony Brook 9:20.27F 1 Jordan Hasay JR Oregon 4:41.23Q 11 Megan Goethals SO Washington 9:24.68F 2 Aisha Praught SR Illinois State 4:41.50Q 12 Emily Sisson FR Providence 9:25.13F 3 Agata Strausa SO Florida 4:42.17Q 13 Hannah Kiser SO Idaho 9:26.88F 4 Anne Kesselring JR Oregon 4:42.34Q 14 Aisling Cuffe FR Stanford 9:27.57F 5 Cory McGee SO Florida 4:45.30 15 Waverly Neer FR Columbia 9:33.32 6 Laura Carlyle SR Oregon State 4:46.93 16 Chelsea Reilly SR California 9:42.25 7 Heidi Gregson SR Iona 4:52.18 17 Amanda Winslow JR Florida State 9:57.91 8 Jess Palacio SR Navy 4:52.66 --- Dani Stack JR Iowa State DNS Event 21 Women 1 Mile Run Event 23 Women 5000 Meter Run Two heats.
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