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DRAKE RELAYS RECORDS EVENT ATHLETE MARK Men's Invitational 100-Meter Dash Harvey Glance, Auburn 10.01 200-Meter Dash Wallace Spearmon, Saucony 20.02 400-Meter Dash Kirani James, Nike 44.08 800-Meter Run Randy Wilson, Oklahoma 1:45.86 1,500-Meter Run Steve Scott, Sub Four Track Club 3:38.27 Mile Alan Webb, Nike 3:51.71 5,000-Meter Run Nick Rose, Mason-Dixon TC 13:27.20 10,000-Meter Run Kipsubal Koskei, Albuquerque TC 28:07.40 110-Meter Hurdles Omar McLeod, Nike 13.04 400-Meter Hurdles Danny Harris, Iowa State 48.28 4x110 Shuttle Hurdle Relay Team USA Blue 52.94 4x100 Meter Relay Texas- El Paso 39.93 Long Jump Ralph Boston, Tennessee State 26-1 1/4 Triple Jump Christian Taylor, Li-Ning 56-02 High Jump Derek Drouin, Nike 7-10.5 Pole Vault Sam Kendricks, Nike 19-1.5 Shot Put Christian Cantwell, Nike 72-06.25 Discus Reggie Jagers, Iron Wood TC 211-11 Decathlon Kip Janvrin, VISA/Nike 8,198 University Men 4x100-Meter Relay Alabama 38.96 4x200-Meter Relay Texas-El Paso 1:20.53 Sprint Medley Relay Alabama 3:12.19 4x400-Meter Relay Southern Illinois 3:00.78 4x800-Meter Relay Nebraska 7:14.89 2xMile Relay Kansas State 7:16.30 Distance Medley Relay Southern Methodist 9:30.45 College Men 4x100-Meter Relay Lincoln 39.57 4x200-Meter Relay Wayland Baptist 1:22.42 Sprint Medley Relay Prairie View 3:14.43y 4x400-Meter Relay Wayland Baptist 3:03.78 4x800-Meter Relay Prairie View 7:23.7y Distance Medley Relay Cal Poly-Pomona 9:39.65 University-College Men 100-Meter Dash Calvin Smith, Alabama (prelims) 10.11 Andre Cason, Texas A&M 10.1h 200-Meter Dash (new in 2018) Courtney Lindsey, Iowa Central CC 20.56 800-Meter Dash Einars Tupuritis, Wichita State 1:46.53 1,500-Meter Run John Nuttall, Iowa State 3:41.74 Mile Rex Maddaford, Eastern New Mexico 4:01.4 110-Meter Hurdles Omar McLeod, Arkansas 13.21 400-Meter Hurdles Justin Gaymon, Georgia 49.26 3,000-Meter Steeplechase Henry Marsh, Brigham Young 8:31.02 4x110 Shuttle Hurdle Relay Indiana State 55.06 4x1,600-Meter Relay Iowa State 16:09.45 4xMile Relay Western Kentucky 16:17.4 Javelin Chris Hill, Georgia 268-01 Shot Put Janus Robberts, Southern Methodist 69-07.50 Discus John Nichols, LSU 206-09 Hammer Throw Libor Charfreitag, Southern Methodist 238-09 Cory Martin, Auburn 238-09 High Jump Thomas McCants, Alabama 7-5 3/4 Triple Jump Paul Emordi, Texas Southern 55-3 1/4 Long Jump Anthuan Maybank, Iowa 27-01 Pole Vault Bill Payne, Baylor 18-6 1/2 Men's Masters 800-Meter Run Kip Janvrin, Warrensburg, Mo. 1:53.89 Mile Tony Young, unattached 4:12.34 Pole Vault David Lindenberg, Des Moines, Iowa 15-7.75 Mixed 4x110 Shuttle Hurdle Relay Team Blue 54.42 (K. Castlin, S. Adams, N. Ali, E. Lovett) Women's Invitational 100-Meter Dash LaShauntea Moore 11.06 200-Meter Dash Gwen Torrence, Mazda Track Club 22.40 400-Meter Dash Francena McCorory, adidas 50.13 800-Meter Run Ajee' Wilson, adidas 2:00.03 1,500-Meter Run Jennifer Simpson, New Balance 4:03.35 Mile Francie Larrieu, Pacific Coast Club 4:40.2 Two Mile Jenny Simpson, Nike 9:16.78 AR 3,000-Meter Run Suzy Favor Hamilton, Nike 8:56.03 5,000-Meter Run Karissa Schweizer, Missouri 15:23.21 10,000-Meter Run Patti Murray, Club Nike 32:57.38 100-Meter Hurdles Jasmin Stowers, Nike 12.40 400-Meter Hurdles Zuzana Hejnova, Czech RepubliC 54.41 4x100 Shuttle Hurdle Relay USA Blue 50.50 Shot Put Tia Brooks, Nike 63-6.75 Discus Becky Breisch, Nike 211-03 Hammer Throw Florence Ezah, Unattached 209-3 Pole Vault Sandi Morris, Nike 16-0 High Jump Chaunte' Lowe, Nike 6-6 Long Jump Brittney Reese, Nike 22-1.5 Heptathlon Diana Pickler, Asics 6,040 University Women 4x100-Meter Relay Texas 43.58 4x200-Meter Relay Texas Southern 1:31.96 Sprint Medley Relay Arkansas 3:43.64 4x400-Meter Relay Purdue 3:28.42 4x800-Meter Relay Oklahoma State 8:25.41 Distance Medley Relay Stanford 11:03.59 College Women 4x100-Meter Relay Academy of Art 44.19 4x200-Meter Relay Lincoln 1:34.84 4x400-Meter Relay Lincoln 3:34.52 Sprint Medley Relay Oklahoma Baptist 3:47.03 4x800-Meter Relay North Dakota State 8:47.62 Distance Medley Relay Olivet Nazarene 11:26.59 University-College Women 100-Meter Dash Sevatheda Fynes, Eastern Michigan 11.19 200-Meter Dash (new in 2018) Brionna Thomas, Purdue 22.99 (w) 800-Meter Run Svetlana Badrankova, Texas-El Paso 2:02.99 1,500 Meter Run Carly Hamilton, Georgia 4:12.15 3,000 Meter Run Malgorzata Biela, Lewis 9:37.49 5,000 Meter Run Karissa Schweizer, Missouri 15:23.21 100-Meter Hurdles Letecia Wright, Ohio State 12.87 400-Meter Hurdles Nawal El Moutawakel, Iowa State 55.37 Muizat Ajoke Odumosu, South Alabama 55.37 3,000 Meter Steeplechase Adva Cohen, Iowa Central CC 9:52.37 4x100 Shuttle Hurdle Relay Academy of Art 52.50 800-Meter Medley Relay Prairie View 1:38.76 4x1600-Meter Relay Oklahoma State 18:58.11 Four-Mile Relay Stanford 19:25.91 Shot Put Tia Brooks, Oklahoma 60-11.25 Discus Becky Breisch, Nebraska 194-0 Hammer Throw Brittany Riley, Southern Illinois 237-11 Javelin Denise Thiemard, Nebraska 194-04 Pole Vault Natalie Willer, Nebraska 14-3.5 High Jump Gina Curtis, Iowa State 6-2 1/4 Long Jump Aisha James, Iowa 22-03 Triple Jump Shani Marks, Minnesota 45-03 Women's Masters 800-Meter Run Angee Henry 2:15.86 High School Boys 100-Meter Dash James Harrington, Cedar Falls 10.61 Mile Doug Smith, Sioux City Central 4:12.6 400-Meter Dash (New in 2019) Darien Porter, Bettendorf 47.94 800-Meter Run Ryan Schweizer, Dowling CatholiC 1:51.76 1500-Meter Run Ed Delashmutt, Fort Madison 3:59.63 1600-Meter Run Josh Evans, Linn-Mar 4:10.76 3,200-Meter Run Albert Meier, Boone 8:58.46 110-Meter Hurdles Joah Banks, Cedar Rapids Prairie 14.01 400-Meter Hurdles Dustin Avey, Ames 51.94 4x100-Meter Relay Cedar Rapids Jefferson 42.02 4x200-Meter Relay Cedar Rapids Jefferson 1:27.14 4x400-Meter Relay Waukee 3:17.44 4x800-Meter Relay Marshalltown 7:45.63 Sprint Medley Relay Cedar Rapids Prairie 3:25.94 4x110 Shuttle Hurdle Relay-36" Cedar Rapids Kennedy 58.20 4x110 Shuttle Hurdle Relay-33" Linn-Mar 55.65 Two-Mile Relay Clinton 7:47.7 High Jump Brian Tietjens, North Central of Manly 7-3 Long Jump Chris Walker, Davenport Central 23-11 3/4 Pole Vault Preston Schmidt, Bettendorf 16-0 Discus Chase Madison, Newton 199-1 Shot Put Doug Lane, Cedar Rapids Jefferson 67-2 1/4 High School Girls 100-Meter Dash Kerris Roberts, Waterloo East 11.82 400-Meter Dash (New in 2019) Carly King, Davenport Assumption 56.55 800-Meter Run Shelby Houlihan, Sioux City East 2:07.69 1500-Meter Run Katie Flood, WDM Dowling CatholiC 4:28.30 3000-Meter Run Stephanie Jenks, Linn-Mar 9:26.87 100-Meter Hurdles (33 in.)* Sydney Winger, Waukee 14.19 100-Meter Hurdles (30 in.) Jenna Caffrey, Burlington 13.80 400-Meter Hurdles Payton Wensel, Linn-Mar 1:00.25 4x100-Meter Relay Des Moines Roosevelt/Cedar Rapids Jefferson 47.55 4x200-Meter Relay Cedar Rapids Jefferson 1:40.87 4x400-Meter Relay Waukee 3:50.21 4x800-Meter Relay Southeast Polk 9:10.38 Sprint Medley Relay Linn-Mar 1:44.07 4x100 Shuttle Hurdle Relay-33"* Waukee 1:00.95 4x100 Shuttle Hurdle Relay-30" Mason City 1:00.80 High Jump Hannah Willms, Dike-New Hartford 6-1 Long Jump Laneisha Waller, Cedar Rapids Washington 19-3 3/4 Discus Kiana Phelps, Kingsley-Pierson/Woodbury Cen. 162-07 Shot Put Paulette Mitchell, Council Bluffs Lincoln 50-4 3/4 Misc. Track Events Middle School Boys 4x100 Indian Hills Junior High, WDM 46.59 Middle School Girls 4x100 Ankeny Southview Middle School 52.42 Merrill Middle School 52.42 Middle School Boys 1600M Medley Pella Middle School 3:49.70 Middle School Girls 1600M Medley Merrill Middle School 4:21.59 Mile Race Walk - Men Jack Blackburn, Ohio Track Club 6:58.4 10K Race Walk - Men Ray Sharp, Wisconsin-Parkside 43:51.5 Men 100-Meter Wheelchair Eric Hightower 15.05 Men 800-Meter Wheelchair Eric Hightower 1:58.42 Men 1500-Meter Wheelchair Jordan Bird 3:39.67 Women 100-Meter Wheelchair Shirley Reilly 18.45 Women 800-Meter Wheelchair Shirley Reilly 1:59.78 Women 1500-Meter Wheelchair Tatyana McFadden 3:43.80 Men 200-Meter T11 (Blind) David Brown 22.45 Men 200-Meter T43 (Dbl. amputee) Marko Cheseto 23.20 Men 200-Meter T44 (Single amputee) Richard Browne 21.93 GBM-Corporate Mile - Men Jake Berns, Group One 4:20.43 GBM-Corporate Mile - Women Ashley Tollakson, Hartung & Schroeder 5:13.79 Road Race Records (*indicates current event/course run) *5K Drake Road Race - Men Ben Jaskowiak, Des Moines, Iowa 15:12 *5K Drake Road Race - Women Lindsey Crevoiserat, Des Moines, Iowa 16:53 *10K Drake Road Race - Men Tyson Wieland, Des Moines, Iowa 32:19 *10K Drake Road Race - Women Tracy Daugherty, Pella, Iowa 42:17 *Half Marathon - Men Matt Gabrielson, Minneapolis, Minn.
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    2002 Arizona State Track and Field Oregon Invitational • Eugene, Ore. • Saturday, April 27 Drake Relays • Des Moines, Iowa • Fri., April 26-Sat., April 27 2002 Arizona State Split Squads Head To Oregon Invitational Outdoor Schedule and Drake Relays This Weekend March 2 Bill Sawyer Invitational Field -9 a.m., Running-11 a.m. This Week -- Sun Angel Stadium Arizona State track and field will take split squads on the road for the second straight March 15-16 @ Willie Williams Classic weekend, as the top Sun Devil sprinters, throwers and jumpers head to Des Moines, Tucson, Ariz. March 22 Baldy Castillo Invitational Iowa, for the 93rd Annual Drake Relays, Friday, April 26, and Saturday, April 27, Field-9:30 a.m., Running-6 p.m. while a group of Sun Devil distance runners make the trek to the great Pacific North- Sun Angel Stadium west for the Oregon Invitational in Eugene, Saturday, April 27. Following this week- March 23 Baldy Castillo Invitational end, the Sun Devils have just one meet remaining on their regular season schedule Field-11 a.m., Running-1 p.m. leading up to the Pac-10 and NCAA Championships, the annual double dual with Sun Angel Stadium Arizona and Northern Arizona, Saturday, May 4, in Tucson. March 30 Arizona State Invitational Field-10 a.m., Running-6 p.m. Sun Angel Stadium Oregon Invitational -- March 29-30 @ Stanford Invitational Eleven distance runners and senior sprinter Pete Lopez (200m) will compete at the Stanford, Calif. Oregon Invitational, hosted by the University of Oregon at historic Hayward Field in April 12 @ Mesa Classic Eugene, Saturday, April 27.
  • Jen Toomey Named USATF-New England Athlete of the Month for February

    Jen Toomey Named USATF-New England Athlete of the Month for February

    NEWS For immediate release, Feb. 7, 2005 Contact: [email protected] Jen Toomey named USATF-New England Athlete of the Month for February BOSTON – Jen Toomey of Salem, MA has been named USA Track & Field New England’s Athlete of the Month for February 2005. Toomey, running her first race since August 2004, successfully defended her title in the 1500m at the USA Indoor Track & Field Championships on February 26 at the Reggie Lewis track in Roxbury, MA. She took the lead at mid-race, picked up the pace during the second half, then sprinted strongly on the last lap towin in 4:13.25. When asked how it felt to enter her first race in six months at the national championships, Toomey was quick to credit her coach, Tom McDermott. “If Tom wasn’t my coach, I wouldn’t have attempted this,” she said. “He helps me feel more courageous and to want to be the best I can be all the time – even if I don’t feel as ready as I’d like. I knew that no matter what happened, that I’d get something out of the race.” Toomey indicated that her next race will be an 800m at the Drake Relays in Des Moines, IA, in April. She emphasized the importance, in her plans, of Photo: Robert E. Klein, Boston Globe the 1500m at the Prefontaine Classic in Eugene, OR in June, where she hopes to get a qualifying time for the World Championships in Athletics to be held in Helsinki, Finland in August. Asked if she is focusing on the 1500 more than the 800 this year, Toomey hesitated before answering; “I will focus on the 1500…but I feel I have unfinished business in the 800, I think I can still accomplish something there.” A number of New England athletes medaled or placed well at the USA Indoor Championships.