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Men's U/C, Invitational (PDF) Drake Stadium - Site License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 6:13 PM 4/30/2011 Page 1 2011 Drake Relays America's Athletic Classic Drake University, Des Moines, Iowa - 4/27/2011 Results Event 5 Men 100 Meter Dash Univ/Col ================================================================ Name Year School Prelims ================================================================ Heat 1 Preliminaries Wind: -3.0 1 Martynas Jurgilas JR Kansas St 10.81q 2 Kimour Bruce SR Lincoln (MO) 10.84 10.836 3 Darren Patterson SR Eastern Illinois 10.98 4 Lionel Mungwari SO Texas-Arlington 11.08 5 Andrew Pettis SO Texas-Arlington 11.15 6 Daryl Truitt SR Indiana St 11.18 Heat 2 Preliminaries Wind: -5.0 1 Cordero Gray SR Texas-Arlington 10.71q 2 Jonathan Juin SR Mississippi 10.78q 3 Sean King JR Minnesota 11.04 4 Dennis Richardson FR Louisiana Tech 11.06 5 Amara Sama SR Iowa St 11.07 6 Zeke Sayon SR Iowa 11.10 7 Cameron Boy SO Minnesota 11.37 Heat 3 Preliminaries Wind: -5.0 1 Stanley Azie SR Illinois 10.95 2 Woodrow Randall JR Baylor 10.96 3 Ian Warner SO Iowa St 10.98 4 Derek Bredy SO Minn St Moorhead 11.00 5 Dwain Bryden SR Lincoln (MO) 11.06 6 Tevin Mincy FR Iowa 11.11 7 Kyron Joseph FR Kentucky 11.20 8 Shjuan Richardson SO Emporia St 11.20 Heat 4 Preliminaries Wind: -1.4 1 Rakieem Salaam JR Oklahoma 10.35q 2 Michael Granger SO Mississippi 10.47q 3 Ravel Grey JR Lincoln (MO) 10.69q 4 Azeez Shogbuyi JR Illinois 10.84q 10.833 5 Tyler O'Brien JR Marquette 10.96 6 Jarred Herring JR Northern Iowa 10.97 7 Marcus Anderson SO Oklahoma 11.03 8 DeAndre Simmons JR SE Missouri 11.20 Heat 5 Preliminaries Wind: -3.5 1 Brijesh Lawrence SO Doane 10.77q 2 Josh Schuler SR Emporia St 10.94 3 Ben McCaleb JR Doane 11.07 4 Evan Pierson JR Oklahoma 11.24 5 Derwin Hall JR Emporia St 11.29 6 Jacob Mitchell SO Eastern Illinois 11.33 Event 5 Men 100 Meter Dash Univ/Col ================================================================ Name Year School Finals ================================================================ Section 1 Finals Wind: 1.8 1 Rakieem Salaam JR Oklahoma 10.20 2 Michael Granger SO Mississippi 10.24 3 Cordero Gray SR Texas-Arlington 10.37 4 Martynas Jurgilas JR Kansas St 10.42 5 Jonathan Juin SR Mississippi 10.43 6 Ravel Grey JR Lincoln (MO) 10.50 Drake Stadium - Site License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 6:13 PM 4/30/2011 Page 2 2011 Drake Relays America's Athletic Classic Drake University, Des Moines, Iowa - 4/27/2011 Results ....Event 5 Men 100 Meter Dash Univ/Col 7 Brijesh Lawrence SO Doane 10.58 8 Azeez Shogbuyi JR Illinois 10.69 Preliminaries 9 Kimour Bruce SR Lincoln (MO) 10 Josh Schuler SR Emporia St 11 Stanley Azie SR Illinois 12 Tyler O'Brien JR Marquette 12 Woodrow Randall JR Baylor 14 Jarred Herring JR Northern Iowa 15 Ian Warner SO Iowa St 15 Darren Patterson SR Eastern Illinois 17 Derek Bredy SO Minn St Moorhead 18 Marcus Anderson SO Oklahoma 19 Sean King JR Minnesota 20 Dennis Richardson FR Louisiana Tech 20 Dwain Bryden SR Lincoln (MO) 22 Amara Sama SR Iowa St 23 Ben McCaleb JR Doane 24 Lionel Mungwari SO Texas-Arlington 25 Zeke Sayon SR Iowa 26 Tevin Mincy FR Iowa 27 Andrew Pettis SO Texas-Arlington 28 Daryl Truitt SR Indiana St 29 Kyron Joseph FR Kentucky 30 Shjuan Richardson SO Emporia St 30 DeAndre Simmons JR SE Missouri 32 Evan Pierson JR Oklahoma 33 Derwin Hall JR Emporia St 34 Jacob Mitchell SO Eastern Illinois 35 Cameron Boy SO Minnesota Event 10 Men 800 Meter Run Univ/Col ================================================================ Name Year School Finals ================================================================ Section 1 1 Aaron Evans JR Georgia 1:48.93 2 Aduo Omot SO Augustana (SD) 1:49.45 3 Aaron Dixon SR Missouri 1:49.46 4 Eric Stroh SR North Dakota St 1:49.96 5 Aaron Stockstell JR Northern Iowa 1:50.15 6 Tommy Brinn SO Nebraska 1:50.27 7 Ryan Lynn SO Illinois 1:50.33 8 Sam James SR Kansas St 1:50.41 9 Max Hanson SR Minnesota 1:50.64 10 Danny Neff SO Georgia 1:50.85 11 Elphas Sang SR Iowa St 1:50.89 Event 12 Men 800 Meter Run Unseeded Univ/Col ================================================================ Name Year School Finals ================================================================ 1 David Mokone FR Western Kentucky 1:53.51 2 Alec Espeland FR North Dakota St 1:53.79 Drake Stadium - Site License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 6:13 PM 4/30/2011 Page 3 2011 Drake Relays America's Athletic Classic Drake University, Des Moines, Iowa - 4/27/2011 Results ....Event 12 Men 800 Meter Run Unseeded Univ/Col 3 Lucas Manring JR Central Methodist 1:54.28 4 Jacob Davies JR Kansas St 1:54.34 5 Mike Shelendich JR Minnesota 1:54.39 6 Isaac Wendland JR Liberty 1:54.75 7 Stephen Arvanis JR Southern Illinois 1:54.88 8 Charles Lapham JR Drake 1:55.12 9 Brian Tabb FR Tulsa 1:55.14 10 Joe McFarland JR Minnesota 1:56.01 11 Matthew Smoody JR Illinois State 1:56.18 12 Dwight Robinson SR Texas-Arlington 1:56.34 13 Moses Heppner SO North Dakota St 1:56.81 14 Bryan Kluge SR Missouri S&T 1:57.43 Event 15 Men 1500 Meter Run Seeded Univ/Col ================================================================ Name Year School Finals ================================================================ 1 Justin Duncan SR Tulsa 3:45.61 2 Jeff Thode SO Iowa 3:46.15 3 David Mokone FR Western Kentucky 3:47.49 4 Omet Kak FR Drake 3:48.30 5 Zach Dahleen SO Southern Illinois 3:49.63 6 Carrison Kemei JR Alabama 3:50.22 7 Matt Wolfe SO Louisiana Tech 3:53.38 8 Graham Farnsworth JR Illinois 3:57.07 Event 25 Men 5000 Meter Run Univ/Col ================================================================ Name Year School Finals ================================================================ 1 Jeff Schirmer SR Southern Illinois 14:05.37 2 Landon Peacock SR Wisconsin 14:07.76 3 Lewis Timmins SR Tulsa 14:08.42 4 Brandon Lord FR Georgia 14:09.69 5 Laban Sialo JR Central Missouri 14:12.12 6 Sam Masters JR Tulsa 14:13.87 7 Mike Spain SR North Central 14:15.79 8 Mitch Johnson JR Tulsa 14:16.13 9 Kevin Lachowitzer SO Minnesota 14:19.15 10 Jim Riddle SO Illinois 14:20.27 11 Colin Mickow JR Illinois 14:22.13 12 Michael Krsnak JR South Dakota St 14:24.32 13 Geoffrey Njonjo SO Oklahoma Christian 14:26.99 14 Brett Carter SR Central Missouri 14:32.32 15 Martin Coolidge FR Iowa St 14:34.08 16 Dalton Moberly JR Central Missouri 14:34.94 17 Scott Krapf SR Illinois State 14:35.47 18 Ben Murphy-Baum SR Iowa St 14:38.05 19 Brian Detweiler SO Georgia 14:39.84 20 Clayton Carper SR Iowa St 14:51.42 21 Matthew Mroczynski SR Illinois State 15:03.52 -- Craig Padgett JR Indiana St DNF -- Drew Sheilds SO Wisconsin DNF Drake Stadium - Site License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 6:13 PM 4/30/2011 Page 4 2011 Drake Relays America's Athletic Classic Drake University, Des Moines, Iowa - 4/27/2011 Results Event 30 Men 10000 Meter Run Invitational Univ/Col ================================================================ Name Year School Finals ================================================================ 1 Tanner Fruit JR Nebraska-Kearney 29:50.41 2 Brogan Austin FR Drake 29:54.96 3 Al Sanabria SO Nebraska-Kearney 29:57.33 4 Brett Richardson JR Georgia 29:57.54 5 Zack Jones SR Oakland Univ 30:01.49 6 Brian Butzler SR UW-Whitewater 30:11.33 7 Michael Brice FR Wisconsin 30:30.09 8 J P Hackney JR Georgia 30:39.06 9 Anthony Drealan SR Dakota St 30:41.33 10 Greg Beesley SO South Dakota St 30:42.66 11 David McWilliams SO Oklahoma Christian 30:44.89 12 Albaro Escalera SO Indiana St 30:47.59 13 Nathan Troester SO Illinois 30:49.14 14 Phil Pompei SO Illinois 30:50.37 15 Brett Egan SO Northern Iowa 30:51.07 16 Laine Parish JR Black Hills St 30:54.88 17 Andy Ashenden SR Concordia 30:56.85 18 Cordell Baker SO Oklahoma Baptist 30:57.84 19 Caleb Vogt SR Georgia 31:00.46 20 Ethan Marquardt SO South Dakota 31:01.25 21 Joel Heroux SR UW-Stevens Pt 31:08.97 22 Chris deLaubenfels Unattached 31:09.83 23 Kenny MacDonough SR Olivet Nazarene 31:11.33 24 Daniel Murray SR Iowa St 31:17.08 25 Anthony Bongard SO South Dakota St 31:37.22 26 Alex Reich SR Grinnell College 31:39.68 27 Todd Gulizia SR Nebraska 31:46.16 -- Neal Berman FR Wisconsin DNF -- Ben Jaskowiak JR Drake DNF -- Terry Witkowski JR UW-Stevens Pt DNF -- Mark Davidson SR Tulsa DNF Event 35 Men 110 Meter Hurdles Univ/Col ================================================================ Name Year School Prelims ================================================================ Heat 1 Preliminaries Wind: -1.2 1 Terence Somerville JR Cincinnati 13.86Q 2 Ethan Holmes FR Iowa 14.18q 3 Andrew Etheridge FR Emporia St 14.66 4 Derik Douglas JR Oklahoma Baptist 14.74 5 Dailyn Moore SO Cincinnati 14.91 6 Malcolm Anderson SR Oklahoma 15.43 -- Marcus Pope JR Western Kentucky FS -- Andrew Riley JR Illinois DNF Heat 2 Preliminaries Wind: -1.7 1 Eric Lund SR Nebraska 14.37Q 2 Edward Stewart SR Central Methodist 14.42q 3 Greggmar Swift FR Indiana St 14.44q 4 Renan Palma SO Texas-Arlington 14.72 5 Nimrod Piggee SR Long Beach St 14.96 -- Kamal Fuller FR Alabama DNF Drake Stadium - Site License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 6:13 PM 4/30/2011 Page 5 2011 Drake Relays America's Athletic Classic Drake University, Des Moines, Iowa - 4/27/2011 Results ....Event 35 Men 110 Meter Hurdles Univ/Col Heat 3 Preliminaries Wind: -1.9 1 Jordan Mullen SO Iowa 14.02Q 2 Keith Hayes JR Kentucky 14.38q 3 Demoye Bogle FR Ohio St 14.43q 4 Barron Witherspoon FR Ohio St 14.46 5 Karlis Daube SO Western Kentucky 14.78 6 Dahmar Smiles SO Saint Louis 14.89 7 William Lindsey FR SIU-Edwardsville 15.13 8 Mario Cannon JR Cincinnati 15.42 Event 35 Men 110 Meter Hurdles Univ/Col ================================================================ Name
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