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Timing & Data Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 1 NCAA Division I 2005 Outdoor Track & Field MidEast Regional Bloomington, IN - 5/27/2005 to 5/28/2005 Results Men 100 Meter Dash 4 Heats - Advance heat winners plus next best 4 times to final American: 9.78 9/14/2002 Tim Montgomery, Nike College Best: 9.90 7/27/1996 Ato Boldon, UCLA MidEast Regn: 10.34 None - all wind aided Name Yr School Prelims Heat 1 Preliminaries Wind: -0.4 1 Marc Johnson SO Kent State 10.48 Q 2 Louis Harris JR Troy 10.51 q 3 Johnathan Holland FR Louisiana Tech 10.53 4 Pierre Vinson JR Central Michigan 10.56 5 Todd Dutch JR Ohio State 10.70 6 Don Pitter JR Troy 10.75 Heat 2 Preliminaries Wind: -0.3 1 Chris Johnson SR Arkansas-Little Rock 10.39 Q 2 Kenneth Baxter SR Purdue 10.50 q 3 Rubin Williams FR Tennessee 10.50 q 4 Dennis Mitchell JR Western Kentucky 10.55 5 Scott Mayle SO Ohio 10.73 --- Jonathan Wade JR Tennessee FS --- Dallas Robinson SR Eastern Kentucky DNF Heat 3 Preliminaries Wind: -0.1 1 Steve Mullings JR Mississippi State 10.42 Q 2 Chauncey Harris JR Alabama 10.53 3 Tony Cole FR Ohio State 10.64 4 Michael Grant FR Arkansas 10.66 5 Kenroy Dixon JR Southwest Missouri State 10.73 6 Creighton Kiper SO Arkansas 10.86 7 Bob Colville-Brown SR Eastern Michigan 11.00 Heat 4 Preliminaries Wind: -0.6 1Tyson Gay SR Arkansas 10.34 Q 2 Demi Omole SO Wisconsin 10.39 q 3 Van Fraley JR Middle Tennessee State 10.58 4 Chris Lawson JR Mississippi 10.58 5 Ravyn Hayward FR Northwestern State 10.62 6 Marcus Polk SR Southern Mississippi 10.80 7 Jarvis Murchison JR Louisiana-Lafayette 10.90 Men 100 Meter Dash 4 Heats - Advance heat winners plus next best 4 times to final American: 9.78 9/14/2002 Tim Montgomery, Nike College Best: 9.90 7/27/1996 Ato Boldon, UCLA MidEast Regn: 10.34 None - all wind aided Name Yr School Finals Points Section 1 Finals Wind: -0.4 1 Steve Mullings JR Mississippi State 10.13 10 2 Demi Omole SO Wisconsin 10.33 8 3 Rubin Williams FR Tennessee 10.40 6 4 Chris Johnson SR Arkansas-Little Rock 10.42 5 5 Louis Harris JR Troy 10.47 4 C.F.P.I. Timing & Data Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 2 NCAA Division I 2005 Outdoor Track & Field MidEast Regional Bloomington, IN - 5/27/2005 to 5/28/2005 Results Section 1 Finals Wind: -0.4 ... (Men 100 Meter Dash) Name Yr School Finals Points 6 Marc Johnson SO Kent State 10.48 3 7 Kenneth Baxter SR Purdue 10.49 2 --- Tyson Gay SR Arkansas FS Men 200 Meter Dash 4 Heats - Advance heat winners plus next best 4 times to final American: 19.32 8/1/1996 Michael Johnson, Nike College Best: 19.75 9/28/1988 Joe DeLoach, Houston MidEast Regn: 20.80 5/30/2003 Marquis Davis, Mississippi State Name Yr School Finals Points Section 1 Wind: 0.3 1 Chris Lawson JR Mississippi 20.82 2 Don Pitter JR Troy 21.54 --- Marcus Polk SR Southern Mississippi DNF --- Chris Adams SR Western Illinois DQ --- Dallas Robinson SR Eastern Kentucky DNS Section 2 Wind: 0.7 1 Kenneth Baxter SR Purdue 20.65 2 2 Louis Harris JR Troy 20.92 3 Marvin Stevenson SO LSU 21.18 4 Van Fraley JR Middle Tennessee State 21.25 5 Marquis Davis SR Missouri 21.39 Section 3 Wind: 0.5 1 Chris Johnson SR Arkansas-Little Rock 20.73 1 2 Demi Omole SO Wisconsin 20.91 3 Chauncey Harris JR Alabama 20.96 4 J.D. Henery SO Northwestern State 21.12 5 Todd Dutch JR Ohio State 21.63 Section 4 Wind: +0.0 1 Xavier Carter FR LSU 20.02 10 2Tyson Gay SR Arkansas 20.10 8 3 Wallace Spearmon SO Arkansas 20.38 6 4 Omar Brown SR Arkansas 20.49 5 5 Steve Mullings JR Mississippi State 20.53 4 6 Rubin Williams FR Tennessee 20.56 3 Men 400 Meter Dash 5 Heats - Advance heat winners plus next best 3 times to final American: 43.18 8/26/1999 Michale Johnson, Nike College Best: 43.50 8/5/1992 Quincy Watts, USC MidEast Regn: 44.81 5/29/2004 Kelly Willie, LSU Name Yr School Prelims Heat 1 Preliminaries 1 Miles Smith SO Southeast Missouri State 45.94 Q 2 Elzie Coleman FR Mississippi State 46.79 3 Nathan Vadeboncouer SO Illinois 46.96 4 Austin Benton SO LSU 47.95 5 Michael Cooley FR Alabama 48.02 C.F.P.I. Timing & Data Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 3 NCAA Division I 2005 Outdoor Track & Field MidEast Regional Bloomington, IN - 5/27/2005 to 5/28/2005 Results Heat 2 Preliminaries ... (Men 400 Meter Dash) Name Yr School Prelims Heat 2 Preliminaries 1 Kelly Willie JR LSU 46.51 Q 2Reginald Dardar FR LSU 47.04 3 LaRonious Reddix JR South Alabama 47.34 4 Lemual Clayborn SR Alabama 47.58 5 Terry Estwick JR Jackson State 47.88 Heat 3 Preliminaries 1 Terry Gatson SR Arkansas 45.87 Q 2 Arthur Davis SO Mississippi State 46.64 q 3 Siraj Williams SO LSU 47.13 4 Justin Alberts JR Southwest Missouri State 48.05 5 Marcus Pitre JR Northwestern State 48.51 Heat 4 Preliminaries 1 Damion Barry SR Auburn 46.14 Q 2 Stann Waithe SO Michigan 46.43 q 3 Nathan Daniels SO Arkansas State 46.78 q 4 Steve Wezner SO Central Michigan 46.97 5 Justin Harrison FR Kentucky 47.11 Heat 5 Preliminaries 1 Jamel Ashley SR Mississippi State 46.01 Q 2 David Neville SO Indiana 46.79 3 Trent Thompson SO Illinois-Chicago 48.85 4 DeLaRenta Hawkins SO Troy 49.31 --- Jeremy Orr FR Michigan State DNS --- Mike Jones FR Arkansas-Little Rock DNS Men 400 Meter Dash 5 Heats - Advance heat winners plus next best 3 times to final American: 43.18 8/26/1999 Michale Johnson, Nike College Best: 43.50 8/5/1992 Quincy Watts, USC MidEast Regn: 44.81 5/29/2004 Kelly Willie, LSU Name Yr School Finals Points Section 1 Finals 1 Miles Smith SO Southeast Missouri State 45.16 10 2 Kelly Willie JR LSU 45.32 8 3 Jamel Ashley SR Mississippi State 45.38 6 4 Terry Gatson SR Arkansas 45.59 5 5 Damion Barry SR Auburn 45.84 4 6 Stann Waithe SO Michigan 46.36 3 7 Arthur Davis SO Mississippi State 46.65 2 8 Nathan Daniels SO Arkansas State 47.41 1 C.F.P.I. Timing & Data Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 4 NCAA Division I 2005 Outdoor Track & Field MidEast Regional Bloomington, IN - 5/27/2005 to 5/28/2005 Results Men 800 Meter Run 3 Heats - Advance top 2 in each plus next best 2 times to final One turn stagger. American: 1:42.60 8/28/1985 Johnny Gray, Santa Monica TC College Best: 1:41.77 8/26/1984 Joaquim Cruz, Oregon MidEast Regn: 1:46.83 5/28/2004 Peter Etoot, Alabama Name Yr School Prelims Heat 1 Preliminaries 1 Zach Glavash JR Illinois 1:49.75 Q 2 Andrew Ellerton JR Michigan 1:49.81 Q 3 Marcus Mayes SO Missouri 1:51.22 4 Jeremy Majors SO Wisconsin-Milwaukee 1:51.26 5 Phil Marlatt SO Michigan State 1:51.69 6 Titus Koeh FR Alabama 1:52.90 7 Chris Woods FR Mississippi State 1:58.72 --- Aaron King JR Illinois DNF Heat 2 Preliminaries 1 Sherridan Kirk SR Auburn 1:50.40 Q 2 Peter Etoot JR Alabama 1:50.49 Q 3 Rodney Hollis SR Indiana 1:51.32 4 Harun Iman JR Arkansas 1:51.33 5 Gabe McLaren FR Kentucky 1:51.79 6 Steve Maina JR Eastern Kentucky 1:51.92 7 Joe Pierre FR Marquette 1:53.01 8 Seth Bortey SR Arkansas State 2:23.81 Heat 3 Preliminaries 1 Mike Inge JR Kent State 1:47.66 Q 2 James Hatch SR Arkansas 1:48.83 Q 3 Tramell Smith JR Illinois 1:48.98 q 4 Joel Williams SO Jackson State 1:49.07 q 5 Bronco Meeks JR Illinois State 1:49.19 6 Paul Cross SO Tennessee 1:50.29 7 Brian Roe SO Arkansas 1:50.38 8 Stephen Larubi SO South Alabama 1:51.25 Men 800 Meter Run 3 Heats - Advance top 2 in each plus next best 2 times to final One turn stagger. American: 1:42.60 8/28/1985 Johnny Gray, Santa Monica TC College Best: 1:41.77 8/26/1984 Joaquim Cruz, Oregon MidEast Regn: 1:46.83 5/28/2004 Peter Etoot, Alabama Name Yr School Finals Points Section 1 Finals 1 Andrew Ellerton JR Michigan 1:48.79 10 2 Sherridan Kirk SR Auburn 1:48.91 8 3 Peter Etoot JR Alabama 1:49.35 6 4 Mike Inge JR Kent State 1:49.41 5 5 Zach Glavash JR Illinois 1:49.48 4 6 Joel Williams SO Jackson State 1:49.69 3 7 James Hatch SR Arkansas 1:53.13 2 C.F.P.I. Timing & Data Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 5 NCAA Division I 2005 Outdoor Track & Field MidEast Regional Bloomington, IN - 5/27/2005 to 5/28/2005 Results Section 1 Finals ..
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