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Delta Timing Group - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 1 NCAA Division I 2008 Outdoor Track & Field MidWest Regional Lincoln, NE - 5/30/2008 to 5/31/2008 Results - Saturday May 31, 2008 Women 100 Meter Dash ============================================================================ 4 Heats - Advance heat winners plus next best 4 times to final American: ! 10.49 7/16/1988 Florence Griffith Joyner, World Class AC College Best: @ 10.78 6/3/1989 Dawn Sowell, LSU Midwest Regn: # 11.13 5/28/2005 Marshevet Hooker, Texas Ed Weir Stad: * 11.07 5/6/1983 Merlene Ottey, Nebraska Name Year School Finals Wind Points ============================================================================ Finals 1 Simone Facey SR Texas A&M 11.28 -1.2 10 2 Alexandria Anderson JR Texas 11.31 -1.2 8 3 Nickesha Anderson SR Kansas 11.41 -1.2 6 4 Porscha Lucas SO Texas A&M 11.42 -1.2 5 5 Virgil Hodge SR TCU 11.61 -1.2 4 6 Allison George JR Texas A&M 11.63 -1.2 3 7 Khrystal Carter SO Texas A&M 11.71 -1.2 2 8 Desarie Walwyn SR Rice 11.77 -1.2 1 Women 200 Meter Dash ============================================================================ 4 Heats - Advance heat winners plus next best 4 times to final American: ! 21.34 9/29/1988 Florence Griffith Joyner, World Class AC College Best: @ 22.04 6/2/1989 Dawn Sowell, LSU Midwest Regn: # 22.32 5/26/2007 Ebonie Floyd, Houston Ed Weir Stad: * 22.49 5/13/2007 Simone Facey, Texas A&M Name Year School Finals Wind Points ============================================================================ 1 Porscha Lucas SO Texas A&M 22.67 -0.4 10 2 Nickesha Anderson SR Kansas 22.68 -0.4 8 3 Simone Facey SR Texas A&M 22.89 -0.4 6 4 Alexandria Anderson JR Texas 22.99 -0.4 5 5 Allison George JR Texas A&M 23.05 -0.4 4 6 Carla Grace SR Baylor 23.27 -0.4 3 7 Virgil Hodge SR TCU 23.30 -0.4 2 8 Donniece Parrish SR Kansas State 23.59 -0.4 1 Women 400 Meter Dash ======================================================================= 3 Heats - Advance heat winners plus next best 5 times to final American: ! 48.70 9/17/2006 Sanya Richards, Nike College Best: @ 49.89 7/17/2004 Sanya Richards, Texas Midwest Regn: # 50.49 5/28/2004 Sanya Richards, Texas Ed Weir Stad: * 50.63 5/31/2003 Sanya Richards, Texas Name Year School Finals Points ======================================================================= 1 Jessica Beard FR Texas A&M 51.47 10 2 Kineke Alexander SR Iowa 52.24 8 3 Leslie Cole JR Oklahoma 52.66 6 4 Sarah Lyons SO Rice 53.11 5 5 Ciara Smith SO North Texas 53.41 4 6 Ariel Burr SR New Mexico 53.49 3 7 Jessica Clarke JR TCU 53.62 2 8 Loni Perkins-Judisch SR Montana 53.98 1 Delta Timing Group - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 2 NCAA Division I 2008 Outdoor Track & Field MidWest Regional Lincoln, NE - 5/30/2008 to 5/31/2008 Results - Saturday May 31, 2008 Women 800 Meter Run ======================================================================= 2 Heats - Advance top 2 in each plus next best 4 times to final One turn stagger. American: ! 1:56.40 8/11/1999 Jearl Miles-Clark, Reebok College Best: @ 1:58.33 8/16/1985 Claudette Groenendaal, Oregon Midwest Regn: # 2:02.03 5/26/2007 Heather Dorniden, Minnesota Ed Weir Stad: * 2:01.4h 7/7/1988 Sharon Powell, Nebraska Name Year School Finals Points ======================================================================= 1 Heather Dorniden JR Minnesota 2:03.91 10 2 Temeka Kincy SR Texas 2:05.59 8 3 Gladys Kipsang SO Texas Tech 2:06.27 6 4 Morgan Bonds SR Kansas State 2:06.63 5 5 Ilyssa Pettigrew SR Southern Methodist 2:07.13 4 6 Julie Schwengler JR Minnesota 2:09.28 3 7 Maresia Pencil SR Kansas 2:10.95 2 8 Asia Diaz JR Texas Tech 2:11.55 1 Women 1500 Meter Run ======================================================================= One section final. Run at scheduled time for the final. One waterfall line start. American: ! 3:57.12 7/26/1983 Mary Slaney, Athletics West College Best: @ 4:05.81 8/3/1991 Sonja O'Sullivan, Villanova Midwest Regn: # 4:16.30 5/28/2005 Anne Shadle, Nebraska Ed Weir Stad: * 4:16.89 5/31/2003 Amy Mortimer, Kansas State Name Year School Finals Points ======================================================================= 1 Sally Kipyego JR Texas Tech 4:11.79# 10 2 Lauren Hagans SR Baylor 4:16.77* 8 3 Natalja Zarcenko JR Nebraska 4:18.63 6 4 Jessica Eldridge SR Oklahoma 4:18.82 5 5 Kelly Young SR Texas-El Paso 4:20.63 4 6 Betzy Jimenez SO Texas 4:21.28 3 7 Nichole Jones SO Baylor 4:24.13 2 8 Callie Wells SR Rice 4:24.39 1 9 Gabriele Anderson JR Minnesota 4:27.97 10 Catherine Odell SR Oklahoma 4:28.78 11 Clerc Koenck SR Lamar 4:30.29 12 Marissa Saunders JR Colorado State 4:36.99 Women 100 Meter Hurdles ============================================================================ 3 Heats - Advance heat winners plus next best 5 times to final American: ! 12.33 7/23/2000 Gail Devers, Nike College Best: @ 12.48 6/9/2006 Virginia Powell, USC Midwest Regn: # 12.91 5/28/2004 Raasin McIntosh-Priscilla Lopez, Texas-Ne Ed Weir Stad: * 12.97 5/31/2003 Rasin McIntosh, Texas Name Year School Finals Wind Points ============================================================================ 1 Latoya Greaves SO Oklahoma 13.17 0.5 10 2 Jennifer Williams SR Texas A&M 13.31 0.5 8 3 Lindsey Adams SR Texas A&M 13.52 0.5 6 4 Moriam Seun Adigun JR Houston 13.54 0.5 5 5 Latoya Heath SO Oklahoma 13.63 0.5 4 Delta Timing Group - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 3 NCAA Division I 2008 Outdoor Track & Field MidWest Regional Lincoln, NE - 5/30/2008 to 5/31/2008 Results - Saturday May 31, 2008 ....Women 100 Meter Hurdles 6 Ashley Brown SR Kansas 13.73 0.5 3 7 Alysha Adams FR North Texas 13.98 0.5 2 8 DeAna Carson SO Baylor 14.24 0.5 1 Women 400 Meter Hurdles ======================================================================= 2 Heats - Advance heat winners plus next best 6 times to final American: ! 52.61 8/11/1995 Kim Batten, Reebok College Best: @ 53.47 8/29/1991 Janeene Vickers, UCLA Midwest Regn: # 54.37 5/28/2003 Shauna Smith, Wyoming Ed Weir Stad: * 55.73 5/31/2003 Rasin McIntosh, Texas Name Year School Finals Points ======================================================================= 1 Kishelle Paul JR TCU 57.81 10 2 Sandra Iwunze SO Texas Tech 58.07 8 3 Ashley Brown SR Kansas 58.93 6 4 Sha'Ray Butler JR Kansas 58.98 5 5 Lindsey Adams SR Texas A&M 59.34 4 6 Jennifer Snyder SR Wichita State 1:00.32 3 7 Chandra Ewing SR Rice 1:00.87 2 8 April Montgomery JR Tulsa 1:02.04 1 Women 3000 Meter Steeplechase ======================================================================= 2 Seeded Sections - Slow to Fast - Timed Final. One Waterfall. No section less than 5. American: ! 9:28.75 7/28/2007 Lisa Galaviz, Nike College Best: @ 9:38.08 6/7/2007 Anna Willard, BYU Midwest Regn: # 9:44.31 5/26/2007 Jennifer Barringer, Colorado Ed Weir Stad: * 10:12.50 4/15/2006 Ann Gaffigan, New Balance Name Year School Finals Points ======================================================================= 1 Jenny Barringer JR Colorado 9:44.46* 10 2 Silje Fjortoft FR Southern Methodist 10:10.89* 8 3 Irene Kimaiyo SR Texas Tech 10:12.63 6 4 Mica Land SR Wichita State 10:14.90 5 5 Nicole Mericle SO Rice 10:15.67 4 6 Kristen Hemphill JR Colorado State 10:15.72 3 7 Jamie Cheever JR Minnesota 10:18.61 2 8 Eva Tomankova FR Oklahoma State 10:23.56 1 9 Rachel Carrizales JR Nebraska 10:24.91 10 Erin Bedell SO Baylor 10:26.74 11 Beverly Ramos SO Kansas State 10:28.32 12 Danielle Bradley SO Baylor 10:30.01 13 Kara DeWalt SO Montana 10:30.36 14 Becky Wade FR Rice 10:32.93 15 Jessica Schmidt SR Iowa 10:41.15 16 Chepleting Boit SR Texas Tech 10:42.03 17 Lauren Bonds SO Kansas 10:49.65 18 Joslyn Dalton JR Nebraska 10:52.86 19 Brenna Williamson JR Texas A&M 10:54.07 20 Megan Duwell SO Minnesota 10:54.54 21 Kara Henry SR New Mexico 10:54.95 22 Allison Sawyer FR Colorado 11:04.38 Delta Timing Group - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 4 NCAA Division I 2008 Outdoor Track & Field MidWest Regional Lincoln, NE - 5/30/2008 to 5/31/2008 Results - Saturday May 31, 2008 ....Women 3000 Meter Steeplechase 23 Allison Ferries SR Sam Houston State 11:37.08 Women 4x100 Meter Relay ======================================================================= 3 Heats - Advance heat winners plus next best 5 times to final American: ! 41.47 8/9/1997 World Championship Team College Best: @ 42.50 6/2/1989 Louisiana State Midwest Regn: # 43.03 5/26/2006 Texas Ed Weir Stad: * 43.67 5/13/2007 Texas A&M, Texas A&M E Adeoti, P Lucas, S Facey, R Foster School Finals Points ======================================================================= 1 Texas A&M 43.42* 10 1) Elizabeth Adeoti SO 2) Porscha Lucas SO 3) Simone Facey SR 4) Gabby Mayo FR 2 Baylor 44.02 8 1) Brittany Bruce FR 2) Carla Grace SR 3) Brittany Carr FR 4) Tiffany Townsend FR 3 Texas-El Paso 44.12 6 1) Quashanda Welch SR 2) Halimat Ismaila SR 3) Shalaiyah Sommerville SO 4) Blessing Okagbare SO 4 Oklahoma 44.84 5 .831 1) Leslie Cole JR 2) Jalesa Walker FR 3) Missy Barnes FR 4) TiAnca Mock SO 5 Rice 44.84 4 .839 1) Sarah Lyons SO 2) Shakera Reece SO 3) Brittany Washington SO 4) Desarie Walwyn SR 6 Houston 45.00 3 1) Adedayo Ogunniyi JR 2) Kalyn Floyd FR 3) Quinshundolyn McPherson SO 4) Moriam Seun Adigun JR 7 Kansas State 45.28 2 1) Marnyka Honeycutt SR 2) Candice Mills SR 3) TiAra Walpool FR 4) Donniece Parrish SR 8 North Texas 45.44 1 1) Lauren Wiggins JR 2) Rachael Runnels SR 3) Alysha Adams FR 4) Keisha Hornsby SR Women 4x400 Meter Relay ========================================================================== 2 Seeded Sections - Slow to Fast - Timed Final.
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    1986 Ncaa Outdoor Track and Field Championships, Men's Final Standings

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