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2016 Texas A&M Indoor Schedule Gilliam Indoor Facility Records Reveille Invitational Meet Records EVENT MEN WOMEN WOMEN Mark Athlete Affiliation Date 60 meters 6.51 Jacoby Ford, Clemson 3/13/09 =CR 7.09 LaKya Brookins, South Carolina 3/12/11 60 7.23 Jessica Young TCU 12/11/2010 200 meters 20.39 Mookie Salaam, Oklahoma 3/11/11 22.50 Kamaria Brown, Texas A&M 3/01/14 Michelle-Lee Ahye unattached 12/13/2014 400 meters 45.03 Deon Lendore, Texas A&M 3/01/14 50.79 Jessica Beard, Texas A&M 3/12/11 200 23.65 Kineke Alexander unattached 12/13/2014 600 yards 1:08.50 Michael Preble, Texas A&M 2/12/11 1:21.46 Andrea Sutherland, Texas A&M 1/29/10 800 2:09.40 Mila Litinova unattached 12/08/2012 800 meters 1:47.14 Joey Roberts, Texas A&M 1/28/12 2:02.84 Phoebe Wright, Tennessee 2/13/10 1000 2:52.66 Katie Willard Texas A&M 12/13/2014 1000 meters 2:22.38 Chris Gowell, Baylor 1/16/10 2:46.51 Nichole Jones, Baylor 2/28/09 Mile 4:52.64 Patricia Terry TCU 12/07/2013 Mile CR^ 3:55.02 German Fernandez, Oklahoma State 2/28/09 CR 4:25.91 Jenny Barringer, Colorado 2/28/09 5000 15:40.45 Rachel Johnson Baylor 12/13/2014 3000 meters 7:48.94 Galen Rupp, Oregon 3/14/09 8:42.03 Jenny Barringer, Colorado 3/14/09 CR 60 Hurdles 8.42 Natasha Ruddock Texas A&M 12/12/2009 5000 meters 13:26.01 Leonard Korir, Iona 3/11/11 15:40.45 Rachel Johnson, Baylor 12/13/14 4x400 Relay 3:35.97 TCU 12/11/2010 60 hurdles 7.58 Andrew Riley, Illinois 3/12/11 7.94 Kendra Harrison, Kentucky 3/01/14 Charles, Juarez, Peart, Young 4 x 400 CR^ 3:03.20 Texas A&M 3/01/14 3:29.72 Texas A&M 3/12/11 High Jump 1.82 | 5-11 ½ Krystle Schade unattached 12/07/2013 Relay Hart, Bailey, Roudette, Lendore Tarmoh, Mayungbe, Sutherland, Beard Pole Vault 4.15 | 13-7 ¼ Karley King Houston 12/07/2013 Distance 9:29.28 Brigham Young 3/11/11 CR 10:50.98 Tennessee 3/13/09 Long Jump 6.26 | 20-6 ½ Alesha Walker unattached 12/07/2013 Medley Shot Put 15.84 | 51-11 ¾ Brea Garrett Texas A&M 12/13/2014 Weirich, Carter, Hedin, Batty Wright, Jones, Price, Bowman Weight Throw 20.59 | 67-6 ¾ Brea Garrett Texas A&M 12/13/2014 Pentathlon 3898 Jena Hemann Texas A&M 12/13/2014 High Jump 2.33 7-7 ¾ Derek Douin, Indiana 3/12/11 CR 1.98 6-6 Destinee Hooker, Texas 3/13/09 Pole Vault 5.61 18-4 ¾ Jason Colwick, Rice 2/14/09 CR^ 4.63 15-2 ¼ Demi Payne, Stephen F. Austin 1/17/15 MEN Mark Athlete Date Long Jump 8.14 26-8 ½ Ngonidzashe Makusha, Florida State 3/11/11 6.70 21-11 ¾ Blessing Okagbare, UTEP 2/13/10 Triple Jump 17.32 56-10 Christian Taylor, Florida 3/12/11 13.96 45-9 ¾ Kimberly Williams, Florida State 3/12/11 60 6.66 Cameron Burrell Houston 12/13/2014 Shot Put 20.31 66-7 ¾ Kemal Mesic, Florida 1/28/12 18.46 60-6 ¾ Tia Brooks, Oklahoma 2/25/12 200 20.93 Antoine Adams unattached 12/13/2014 Weight 22.88 75-0 ¾ Jason Lewis, Arizona State 3/14/09 22.69 74-5 ½ Felisha Johnson, Indiana State 3/11/11 800 1:48.87 Chris Gowell Baylor 12/12/2009 Hept / Pent CR^ 6256 Ashton Eaton, Oregon 1/30/10 CR^ 4555 Brianne Thiesen, Oregon 1/27/12 1000 2:25.60 Isaac Spencer Texas A&M 12/13/2014 Mile 4:14.22 Jeffrey Moore Sam Houston 12/13/2014 COLLEGIATE RECORDS 5000 14:24.36 Robbie Knorr Baylor 12/12/2009 established at Texas A&M’s Gilliam Indoor Track 60 Hurdles 7.73 Aries Merritt Reebok 12/11/2010 Men Mark Athlete, School Date Meet 4x400 Relay 3:06.82 Texas A&M 12/08/2012 Mile 3:55.02 German Fernandez, Oklahoma St. 2/28/09 Big 12 Championships Babineaux, Bailey, Roudette, Lendore (^ =mark was lowered to 3:54.54 by Miles Batty of BYU during the 2012 Millrose Games on 2/11/12) High Jump 2.15 | 7-0 ½ Roland Sales Texas-Arlington 12/13/2014 4x400 3:03.20 Texas A&M 3/01/14 SEC Championships Pole Vault 5.20 | 17-0 ¾ Taylor Reed UTSA 12/08/2012 (^ =Texas A&M improved collegiate record to 3:02.86 during the NCAA Championships on 3/14/15 in Fayetteville, Arkansas) Long Jump 7.74 | 25-4 ¾ Julian Reid Texas A&M 12/06/2008 Heptathlon 6256 Ashton Eaton, Oregon 1/30/10 Texas A&M Challenge II Shot Put 18.59 | 61-0 Richard Garrett UTSA 12/08/2012 (^ =Eaton improved the collegiate record to 6499 on 3/13/10 in Fayetteville, Arkansas) Weight Throw 22.41 | 73-6 ¼ Jerome Bortoluzzi unattached 12/13/2014 Pentathlon 3638 Daniel Martin Texas A&M 12/13/2014 Women Mark Athlete, School Date Meet 60 7.09 LaKya Brookins, South Carolina 3/12/11 NCAA Championships (Brookins equaled the collegiate record set by Angela Williams, Southern California in 2001) 2016 Texas A&M Indoor Schedule Mile 4:25.91 Jenny Barringer, Colorado 2/28/09 Big 12 Championships January 29-30 Razorback Invitational Fayetteville, Ark. 3000 8:42.03 Jenny Barringer, Colorado 3/14/09 NCAA Championships 8-9 Texas A&M High School Classic College Station 15 Aggie Team Invitational College Station February DMR 10:50.98 Tennessee 3/13/09 NCAA Championships Teams: Houston Baptist, Lamar, Louisiana Tech, McNeese St., North Texas, Prairie View 5-6 Texas A&M Charlie Thomas Invitational College Station HJ 1.98 6-6 Destinee Hooker, Texas 3/13/09 NCAA Championships A&M, Sam Houston St., Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, Texas A&M-Kingsville, Texas Southern, Teams: Texas A&M, Abilene Christian, Arkansas (women), Baylor, Clemson, Houston, PV 4.63 15-2 ¼ Demi Payne, Stephen F. Austin 1/17/15 Texas A&M Team Invitational UL-Lafayette, UL-Monroe, UT-Arlington, UT-Rio Grande Valley Missouri, Rice, South Plains, TCU, UTA, UTEP, UTSA (^ =Payne improved mark to 15-7 | 4.75 the following week in Albuquerque, New Mexico) 16 Texas A&M 11-Team Invitational College Station 12-13 Tyson Invitational Fayetteville, Ark. Teams: Texas A&M, Abilene Christian, Baylor, BYU, Oklahoma St., South Carolina, SFA, 26-27 SEC Indoor Championships Fayetteville, Ark. Pentathlon 4,540 Brianne Theisen, Oregon 3/11/11 NCAA Championships Texas, TCU, Texas State, UTSA 4,555 Brianne Theisen, Oregon 1/27/12 A&M Mondo Challenge 23 Texas A&M Quadrangular College Station March (^ =mark improved to 4,569 by Makeba Alcide of Arkansas on 2/22/13 in Fayetteville, Arkansas) Teams: Texas A&M, Arizona State, Oklahoma, Texas Tech 11-12 NCAA Indoor Championships Birmingham, Ala..
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