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Mt. San Antonio College Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 11:11 PM 4/15/2016 Page 1 58Th ANNUAL MT Mt. San Antonio College Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 11:11 PM 4/15/2016 Page 1 58th ANNUAL MT. SAC RELAYS "Where the world's best athletes compete" Cerritos College Falcon Stadium-Norwalk, CA - 4/14/2016 to 4/16/2016 Results - Friday Field 7 Courtney Lord Sam Houston 5.34m +0.0 Women High Jump Open C/O 8 Paige Lawrence Houston 5.33m -1.8 Name Team Finals 8 Tonyecia Burks Houston 5.33m -0.6 Flight 1 10 KiAnna Cunningham, Sequoias 5.02m -0.7 1 Clarissa Cutliff FIU 1.80m Flight 2 2 Alexandria Florent Wake Forest 1.70m 1 Amalie Iuel USC 6.00m 3.8 2 Sandra Akachukwu Western Kent 1.70m 2 Magali Roche Vainqueurs P 5.91m -2.4 2 Kiana Davis Washington S 1.70m 3 Ayana Gales UNLV 5.89m -2.5 5 Erinn Beattie UC Davis 1.70m 4 Jasmyne Graham USC 5.74m -1.2 6 Kelsey English Colorado 1.70m 5 Kelsey Johnson-Upshaw San Jose St. 5.71m -1.0 7 Alexus Henry UT-Arlington 1.70m 6 Kevina Godfrey Grand Canyon 5.42m -4.1 7 Noocile Jean Unattached 1.70m 7 Analisa Huschle South Dakota 5.33m -4.1 9 Leah Carter Nevada 1.70m 8 Janel Francis Richmond 5.31m -2.6 10 Candice Dominguez Sacramento S 1.65m 9 Cambree Harbaugh San Jose St. 5.28m -2.4 11 Rajon O'Quinn Colorado 1.60m 11 Shanice Cannigan South Dakota 1.60m Women Triple Jump Open C/O 13 Kinsey Minter Nevada 1.60m Name Team Finals Flight 1 Women Pole Vault Open-A C/O 1 Amber Cook Lewis 12.57m 3.7 Name Team Finals 2 Kayla Warren Washington S 12.28m 1.7 Flight 1 3 Felicienne Axel Houston 12.09m 3.1 1 Megan Clark Duke 4.55m 4 Leocajuan Williams UT-Rio Grand 12.02m 3.0 2 Madison Heath Duke 4.20m 5 Alanna Coker Washington 11.79m 3.0 3 Emily Brigham South Dakota 4.05m 6 Jasmine McMullin Western Wash 11.76m 6.5 4 Danielle Brandon Sacramento S 4.05m 7 Ariel Thomas Minnesota St 11.63m 2.1 5 Faryn Wirkus Minnesota St 3.90m 8 Andrea Olstead Grand Canyon 11.61m 6.1 6 Ellie Braidic Eastern Mich 3.90m Flight 2 --- Nicole Casper McNeese Stat NH 1 Kiana Davis Washington S 12.54m 3.3 --- Anna Benke North Dakota NH 2 Cierra Pulliam Lewis 12.47m 4.3 Women Pole Vault Open-B C/O 3 Tonyecia Burks Houston 12.40m 0.6 Name Team Finals 4 Nicole Iloanya San Jose St. 12.35m 4.1 Flight 1 5 Greer Alsop Washington S 12.34m 2.2 1 Tiziana Ruiz Hawaii 4.05m 6 Ashley Thompson South Dakota 12.26m 3.0 1 Brittany Stangl North Dakota 4.05m 7 Kiare Tanner Unattached 11.86m 3.3 3 Ashley Thompson Sam Houston 3.90m 8 Tamika Brazzel Tulane 11.70m 2.6 3 Natalie Uy Eastern Mich 3.90m 9 Jaleecia Roland Washington 11.05m 2.0 3 Paige Ridout Edmonton Int 3.90m Women Shot Put Open C/O 6 Kaitlin Zinsli Washington 3.75m Name Team Finals 6 Ariel Maroon UC Davis 3.75m Flight 1 8 Anandae Clark Eastern Wash 3.60m 1 Jacquetta Cannon SMU 14.38m --- Janina Pollatz Eastern Mich NH 2 Brandi French Nevada 14.28m --- Klara Lyon North Dakota NH 3 Anna Dubois Nevada 14.22m --- Katherine Chang Ulitmate AC NH 4 Megan Shaw UT-Rio Grand 13.87m --- Jennifer Rolph Grand Canyon NH 5 Kassie Nagel BYU 13.64m Women Long Jump Open C/O 6 Morgan Romey Eastern Wash 12.63m Name Team Finals 7 Mikaila Martin Houston 12.55m Flight 1 8 Lane Kadlec Lewis 12.22m 1 Phoenix Smallwood Lewis 6.06m 3.9 Flight 2 2 Tristyn Allen Sam Houston 5.83m -0.6 1 Alex Porlier-Langlois Hawaii 15.30m 3 DeShaunda Morrison Sequoias 5.66m 3.4 2 Kristine Hanks Sam Houston 15.14m 4 Abby Taylor Sacramento S 5.52m -3.4 3 Shelby Gunnells North Dakota 14.48m 5 Khalaya Williams Sam Houston 5.49m +0.0 4 Tarasue Barnett Grand Canyon 14.45m 6 Felicienne Axel Houston 5.47m -2.1 5 Charlinda Ioane Hawaii 14.33m Mt. San Antonio College Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 11:11 PM 4/15/2016 Page 2 58th ANNUAL MT. SAC RELAYS "Where the world's best athletes compete" Cerritos College Falcon Stadium-Norwalk, CA - 4/14/2016 to 4/16/2016 Results - Friday Field Flight 2 ... (Women Shot Put Open C/O) Men Pole Vault Open-B C/O Name Team Finals Name Team Finals 6 Kelsey Laufenberg North Dakota 14.04m Flight 1 7 Kayla Deering Michigan 13.59m 1 Tyler Wallace Ulitmate AC 5.05m Women Discus Throw Open C/O 2 Blaise Black Washington 5.05m Name Team Finals 3 Erik Jorgensen South Dakota 4.90m Flight 1 4 Preston Perkins Idaho State 4.90m 1 Sasha-Gaye Marston Grand Canyon 50.07m 5 Jacob Ruiz Cal St. Full 4.75m 2 Quinn Erickson Com. Cougars 48.15m 6 Steven Pust Unattached 4.75m 3 Megan Shaw UT-Rio Grand 47.40m --- Scott Marshall Grand Canyon NH 4 Kaitlin Krouse Washington S 44.44m --- Ashton Summers Sam Houston NH 5 Tochi Nlemchi SMU 44.43m Men Long Jump Open C/O 6 Cherilyn Hawkins BYU 44.01m Name Team Finals 7 Chrisshnay Brown Washington S 44.01m Flight 1 8 Nora Monie Houston 43.99m 1 Robbie Gallaugher Unattached 7.01m -1.7 9 Kristine Hanks Sam Houston 41.84m 2 Tyler Ruiz Philippines 6.96m +0.0 Men High Jump Open C/O 3 Trey Darty Stephen F. A 6.92m 5.2 Name Team Finals 4 Jeff O'Connell South Dakota 6.85m -0.9 Flight 1 5 Cory Barger Sacramento S 6.75m -0.4 1 Brett Pozolinski Wis.-Milwauk 2.15m 6 Deante Gaines Idaho State 6.67m -2.8 2 Jeremy Eckert Running Room 2.15m 7 Lee Mitchell Unattached 6.63m 2.7 3 Jules Sharpe Unattached 2.05m 8 Reynaldo Beech Mt. SAC 5.89m -2.5 4 Tyler Adams Sam Houston 2.05m Flight 2 5 Thane Pierson Washington S 2.05m 1 Matthew Wyatt New Zealand 7.64m 2.8 5 Khalil Henry Unattached 2.05m 2 Marquise Corbett Tiffin 7.62m 4.0 5 Gemikal Prude Lipscomb 2.05m 3 Elbert Maxwell Adidas Garde 7.61m 0.8 5 Kyle Clancy UC Davis 2.05m 4 Bryce Huggins Sequoias 7.57m 3.6 9 Philippe St-Hilaire Vainqueurs P 2.05m 5 Marcus Flannigan Grand Canyon 7.42m 4.2 10 Emile Ollivier Universite d 2.05m 6 Joseph Bryant Mt. SAC 7.15m -0.2 11 Sean Cate Guelph 2.00m 7 Donald Scott Unattached 7.14m 2.5 11 Frank Veldman Minnesota St 2.00m 8 Sydney Rush-Dunigan CTG Developm 7.13m 0.9 13 Daniel Onuoha Sacramento S 2.00m 9 Craig Mattox Academy of A 7.12m 1.2 14 Jeff DeCock Minnesota St 2.00m 10 Dominic Smallwood USC 7.07m 0.7 --- Isaac Jean-Paul Lewis NH 11 Kartavius Hamilton McNeese Stat 7.04m 0.3 --- Scott Moake Utah Valley NH 12 Johnny Carter Academy of A 7.02m 0.2 --- Maximilian Cawley UC Davis NH 13 Isiah Pittman Stephen F. A 6.84m 0.2 Men Pole Vault Open-A C/O Men Triple Jump Open C/O Name Team Finals Name Team Finals Flight 1 Flight 1 1 Luigi Colella NIKE-US Fogg 5.35m 1 Michael Sandle Minnesota St 16.05m 2.6 1 Garrett Larson Sam Houston 5.35m 2 John Lemke McNeese Stat 15.53m 3.5 3 Chad Stoermer Unattached 5.20m 3 Dominic Smallwood USC 15.45m 4.8 4 Austin Sodorff Washington S 5.20m 4 Tobi Fawehinmi UT-Arlington 15.10m 3.0 5 August Kiles Princeton Univ. 5.20m 5 Luke Plummer Central Wash 14.91m 5.0 6 Chris Williams Washington 5.20m 6 Deante Gaines Idaho State 14.89m 2.8 7 Chase Smith Washington 5.05m 7 Marcus Ghent FIU 14.86m 4.5 8 Noah Zorsky Western Stat 5.05m 8 Johnny Carter Academy of A 14.74m 2.6 9 Peter Chapman South Dakota 4.90m 9 Khalil Abdul-Hakim Idaho State 14.71m 3.0 10 Jake David South Dakota 4.90m 10 Alex Campbell Minnesota St 14.66m 3.6 10 Larry Still Eastern Wash 4.90m 11 Colin Paarmann North Dakota 14.59m 1.8 Mt. San Antonio College Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 11:11 PM 4/15/2016 Page 3 58th ANNUAL MT. SAC RELAYS "Where the world's best athletes compete" Cerritos College Falcon Stadium-Norwalk, CA - 4/14/2016 to 4/16/2016 Results - Friday Field Men Shot Put Open C/O Name Team Finals Flight 1 1 Jake Callaghan Washington S 16.41m 2 Trevor Gorwin Cal St. Full 16.16m 3 Alejandro Garza Houston 16.14m 4 Brian Blasey North Dakota 16.08m 5 Richard Casas Sacramento S 15.94m 6 Aaron Cunningham Eastern Wash 15.55m 7 Kyle Peterson Sacramento S 15.42m Men Discus Throw Open C/O Name Team Finals Flight 1 1 Adam Mahama Washington S 52.71m 2 Isaac Samuels UT-Rio Grand 50.56m 3 Cameron Brink Washington S 48.87m 4 Jeremy Moore Western Oreg 48.72m 5 Dennis Christensen BYU 47.65m 6 Josh Brown Western Oreg 44.25m Flight 2 1 Craig Merkley BYU 53.22m 2 James Endsley Sam Houston 52.96m 3 Kyle Peterson Sacramento S 51.85m 4 Matthew Bender UC Davis 51.81m 5 Brian Blasey North Dakota 50.63m 6 Zachary Oliva Houston 48.66m Mt.
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