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NEWSLETTER Volume 6, No NEWSLETTER Volume 6, No. 20 April 18, 2007 etrack (In) 29:14.01 PR; 12. Jellema (SnIn) 29:17.81 PR; 13. Jor. McDougal — Mt. SAC Relays — (Lib) 29:36.53 PR. Walnut, California, April 13–15— 110H(2.6): 1. Wilson (HSI) 13.36w; 2. Moore (Nik) 13.47w; 3. Odom (TxT) 13.57w. MT. SAC INVITATIONAL MEN 400H: 1. Taylor (ReGen) 49.40; 2. D. Williams (Reeb) 49.47; 3. (4/13—St, 5K, 10K; 4/14—none) S. Williams (unat) 51.18; 4. J. Williams' (Blz) 51.58; 5. Little' (Jam) 100(2.1): 1. C. Williams' (Jam) 10.12w; 2. Spearmon (Nik) 10.14w; 52.01; 6. Moore (Fres) 52.07; 7. Scott (TxT) 52.73. 3. Dixon (HSI) 10.18w; 4. Grimes (PT) 10.22w; 5. Conwright (HSI) 4 x 100: 1. Arkansas Alums 38.30 (WL) (Kimmons, Spearmon, 10.33w; 6. Phillips (Nik) 10.33w; 7. Martin (HSI) 10.37w; 8. Mbayen' Gay, Armstrong'); 2. USA Red 39.04 (AL) (Moore, Mitchell, (Cmr) 11.29w. Trammell, B. Williams); 3. MVP Track Club 39.11 (Wellington, 200(0.9): 1. Mitchell (SBTC) 20.33; 2. Berrian (unat) 20.57; 3. Frater, Waugh, Brown); 4. HSI 39.45; 5. USA Blue 39.54; 6. Prime Anderson' (Jam) 20.66; 4. Mullings' 20.83; 5. Willie (Nik) 20.98. Techniques 40.03; 7. USA White 40.17; 8. Arkansas 41.01. 400: 1. Larry (USC) 45.72; 2. Blakely (StellA) 45.89; 3. Coley' 4 x 400: 1. Prime Techniques 3:09.54; 2. Oregon TC 3:09.90; 3. (Jam) 46.97; 4. Everhart (HSI) 47.35. HSI 3:10.73 (Steffensen 45.3);… dnf—HSI B. 800: 1. Renshaw' (Aus) 1:47.06; 2. Solomon (USC) 1:47.19 (AL, Jumping Events CL); 3. Webb (Nik) 1:47.32 (53.4, 54.0); 4. Burley (Asics) 1:47.43; HJ: 1. Martínez' (Mex) 7-6½ (2.30) NR (6-10¾, 7-½, 7-3 [3], 5. Li' (Chn) 1:47.92; 6. Shaw (OTC) 1:47.96; 7-4¼, 7-5¼ [2], 7-6½, 7-7¼ [xxx]) (2.10, 2.15, 2.21 [3], 2.24, 2.27 7. Lukezic (Reeb) 1:48.80; 8. Blount (OTC) 1:49.02; 9. Fitts (unat) [2], 2.30, 2.32 [xxx]); 2. Williams (Nik) 7-4¼ (2.24); 1:49.78; 10. Kerekjarto' (Hun) 1:49.82; 11. Ramirez (MVP) 1:53.16; 3. Nieto (Nik) 7-4¼ (2.24); 3. Dilling (Mank) 7-4¼; 5. Lipscombe' 12. Glavash (TxT) 1:56.33. (Can) 7-3 (2.21); 6. Hutchinson (unat) 7-3; 7. Mason' (Can) 7-1¾ Mile: 1. Barrios' (Mex) 3:58.18 (57.4, 61.0 [1:58.4], 61.0 [ 2:59.4], (2.18);… nh—Golden (CSF) & Mason' (GB). 58.8); 2. Martinez (Adams) 4:00.69; 3. Gu' (Chn) 4:01.57; 4. Sek- PV: 1. Lanaro' (Mex) 19-1 (5.82) NR (17-9¼, 18-5¼, 18-9½, 19-1 retarski' (USC) 4:01.89; [2], 19-4¼ [xxx]) (5.42, 5.62, 5.73, 5.82 [2], 5.90 [xxx]); 2. Buller 5. Jennings (Sauc) 4:08.28 (66.0); 6. Scott (Corner) 4:10.85; 7. (Asics) 18-9½ (5.73) (18-1¼, 18-9½ [3], 19-1 [xp], 19-3 [xx]) (5.52, Houghton (TBSK) 4:13.85;… dnf—Lara (Adams). 5.73 [3], 5.82 [xp), 5.87 [xx]); Distance Carnival 3. Sawano' (Jpn) 18-5¼ (5.62); 4. Takahashi (Shef) 17-9¼ (5.42); St: 1. Cheromei' (VaInt) 8:34.78; 2. Spence (unat) 8:37.95; 3. 5. Roth (Wa) 17-3½ (5.27); 5. Byers (WaSt) 17-3½;… nh—Harvey Bruce (Asics) 8:39.94; 4. Kandie' (Ken) 8:40.67; 5. Nelson (Co) (NBal), Kholev' (Isr) & Stevenson (Nik). 8:40.88; 6. Fife (Brk) 8:42.04; LJ: 1. Phillips (Nik) 26-9 (8.15) (outWL; =AL) (f, 26-9, 25-6¾, 7. Olson (Web) 8:42.73; 8. Kiauka' (Can) 8:45.61; 9. Janson (unat) 25-3¼w, p, f) (f, 8.15, 7.79, 7.70w, p, f); 2. Quinley (unat) 26-1¾w 8:45.65; 10. Thorne (Louis) 8:49.41; 11. Miranda' (Mex) 8:53.42; (7.97); 3. Ramzy (unat) 25-11½ (7.91); 12. DiGennaro (unat) 8:59.11; 13. Herman (USN) 9:08.18. 4. Allmond (Cheet) 25-7½w (7.81); 5. Allen (SprM) 25-3¼ (7.70); 5000: 1. Barrios' 13:11.37 PR (WL) (57.6); 2. Famiglietti (adi) 6. Andrews (CSN) 24-9¾ (7.56); 7. Morrison (Fl) 24-9¼ (7.55); 8. 13:11.93 PR (58.2) (AL) (=9, x A); 3. Galván' (Mex) 13:12.18 PR Bailey' (Ar) 24-4½ (7.43); 9. Frederick (Wa) 23-11½w (7.30); 10. (7:57.2); 4. Sullivan' (Can) 13:19.27 PR; Armon (unat) 23-5½ (7.15); 11. Stewart (Ar) 23-3¼ (7.09). 5. Kirkpatrick (Reeb) 13:19.68 PR; 6. Moran (Nik) 13:20.35 PR; TJ: 1. Kapek' (Fra) 54-½w (16.47); 2. Kellman (unat) 53-9w (16.38); 7. Josh McDougal (Lib) 13:20.43 PR (CL) (5, 6 C; 3, 3 AmC); 8. 3. Curry (unat) 53-8¼ (16.36); 4. Rouhlac (unat) 52-2 (15.90); 5. Rohatinsky (BYU) 13:25.53 PR (11, x AmC); Carter (VSA) 51-7¼w (15.73); 9. Suárez' (Mex) 13:29.30; 10. Summerside (Ar) 13:30.07 PR; 11. 6. Balumbu (Ar) 51-5½w (15.68); 7. Wreh' (Lbr) 51-2¾ (15.61); Culpepper (Nik) 13:33.10; 12. King (Zap) 13:40.78 PR; 13. Fagan' 8. Johnson (UCLA) 50-3¼w (15.32); 9. Temidara (VSA) 50-2 (Ire) 13:42.29; 14. Curtis (Vill) 13:43.46 PR; (15.29). 15. Slattery (Nik) 13:44.14; 16. Hogarth' (WnCo) 13:44.26 PR; Throwing Events 17. Chelimo' (TxT) 13:44.61 PR; 18. McGowan (NBal) 13:45.25 PR; SP: 1. Armstrong' (Can) 67-6¼ (20.58) (65-½, 65-4¾, f, 65-8¾, 19. Kenneally' (Ire) 13:45.84 PR; 20. Haas (NBal) 13:48.03; 64-5¾, 67-6¼) (19.82, 19.93, f, 20.03, 19.65, 20.58); 2. Bryant 21. Nightingale (Prin) 13:49.90 PR; 22. Murray' (Ire) 13:50.17; (USC) 66-2½ (20.18) (outCL); 3. Winger (Id) 64-6¾ (19.68); 23. Korir' (Louis) 13:50.44 PR; 24. Mutanya' (Az) 13:50.59;… 28. 4. Shields (unat) 64-¼ (19.51); 5. Roberge (unat) 63-3½ (19.29); Cheseret' (Ken) 13:56.38;… 30. Jennings 14:01.88;… dnf—Overall' (GB). 10,000: 1. Songok' (AMCC) 28:16.47 PR; 2. Coolsaet' (Can) © 2007 Track & Field News. All rights reserved. 28:21.86 PR; 3. Olmedo' (Mex) 28:22.37; 4. Bizuneh (NBal) 28:25.69 This newsletter may not be reprinted or retransmitted PR; 5. Sundell (unat) 28:28.01 PR; 6. Romero' (Mex) 28:38.41; in any form without express written permission. 7. Bodor' (WnCo) 28:44.71 PR; 8. Gildea (NYAC) 28:45.68; 9. www.trackandfieldnews.com Johnson (NM) 28:47.76 PR; 10. Solis (Adams) 29:06.98; 11. Kyle -113- April 18, 2007 MT. SAC INVITATIONAL WOMEN Mt. SAC — continued: (4/13—St, 5K, 10K; 4/14—none) 100(0.9): 1. Jeter (SBTC) 11.16 (AL); 2. Roseby (Nik) 11.25; 3. 6. Figures (unat) 62-5¾ (19.04); 7. Williams (Shore) 62-5 (19.02); 8. L. Moore (adi) 11.26; 4. Dyer (Nik) 11.29; 5. Onyepunuka (USC) Beyer (Shef) 60-11¼ (18.57); 9. Nichols (SacSt) 58-4½ (17.79). 11.31; 6. Sh. Williams' (Jam) 11.38; 7. Harrigan' (BVI) 11.45; 8. DT: 1. Johnson (Ash) 198-8 (60.57); 2. Robertson (Stan) 198-3 Rhett (UnStars) 11.50; 9. Smedley (Shef) 11.70. (60.44); 3. Schärer' (Stan) 196-6 (59.89); 4. Slowik' (Can) 194-5 200(2.7): 1. Moore 23.04w; 2. Rodriguez' (USC) 23.20w; 3. Pillay' (59.26); 5. Stockbarger (Fl) 192-9 (58.76); (SA) 23.32w; 4. Edwards (Nik) 23.39w; 5. Daigle-Bowen (Cheet) 6. Winger (Id) 192-6 (58.68); 7. Dennis (HP) 191-10 (58.48); 23.69w; 6. Ireland (Shef) 23.73w; 7. Smedley 24.01w. 8. Shields (unat) 191-8 (58.43); 9. Austin (Az) 187-1 (57.03); 10. 400: 1. Felix (adi) 51.74; 2. Luogon' (Lbr) 53.06; 3. Horn (WnMi) Thurmond (unat) 177-3 (54.02); 11. Beyer (Shef) 169-3 (51.60); 12. 54.10; 4. Cunningham' (Jam) 54.24; 5. Stone (SDi) 54.72; 6. Aiken' Dan (USC) 148-1 (45.14). (Gha) 55.46; 7. Becker (FormF) 57.09. HT: 1. Charfreitag' (Svk) 263-8 (80.36) (WL) (252-8, f, 263-8, 254-10, p, 250-6) (77.02, f, 80.36, 77.67, p, 76.36); 2. Kruger (Nik) 800: 1. Pape' (Aus) 2:04.95; 2. Clay (Nik) 2:05.65; 3. Johnstone' 252-1 (76.84) (AL) (242-1, 242-9, 231-3, 231-4, 243-0, 244-2) (73.80, (Can) 2:05.91; 4. McWilliams (adi) 2:05.96; 5. Stewart' (Jam) 2:07.53; 74.00, 70.48, 70.51, 74.07, 74.42); 6. Berger (ElA) 2:08.02; 7. Green (Reeb) 2:11.10. 3. Johnson 240-10 (73.41) (232-7, f, 233-10, 240-10, 233-11, f) 1500: 1. Schmidt (HP) 4:15.28 (64.3); 2. Gallo (Reeb) 4:15.54; 3. (70.89, f, 71.27, 73.41, 71.31, f); 4.
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