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Timing & Data Hy-Tek's Meet Manager Ole Miss Invitational 2006 - 4/8/2006 Results at www.cfpitiming.com University of Mississippi in Oxford, MS Results Women 100 Meter Dash ================================================================ World: W 10.49 7/16/1988 Florence Griffith-Joyner, USA American: A 10.49 1988 Florence Griffith Joyner, World Class AC Collegiate: C 10.93 1989 Dawn Sowell, LSU Track: T 11.10 5/15/2004 Veronica Campbell, Arkansas Ole Miss: S 11.23 2001 Teneeshia Jones Regional Q.: R 11.75 Name Year School Finals ================================================================ Section 1 Wind: 3.2 1 Asumnu, Gloria Tulane 11.38 2 Murray, Cachet Mississippi 11.59 3 Mulkey, Kimberly Mississippi 11.73 4 Davis, Trinity Ace Athletics 11.86 5 Fortune, Kadeshia Mississippi 11.89 6 Carter, Oriana Uab 11.89 7 Pharr, LaTasha Alabama 12.01 Section 2 Wind: 3.2 1 Aldridge, Marquita Mississippi 11.92 2 Bledsoe, Amber Mississippi 12.14 3 Palmer, Erika Mid. Tenn. State 12.16 4 Cousin, Ashley Bevill State 12.23 5 Gaines, Priscilla Bevill State 12.26 6 Flake, LaShunda Memphis 12.28 7 White, Alana Bevill State 12.29 8 Shores, Latavia Arkansas State 12.49 9 Craig, Jennifer Unattached 12.68 Section 3 Wind: 1.9 1 Norris, Andrea So. Ill. 12.15 2 Dawson, Dominique Arkansas State 12.36 3 Lockett, Shauntae Uab 12.37 3 Bell, Brittany Arkansas State 12.37 5 Cooper, Lynda Alabama 12.78 6 Richardson, Shanice Mis. Vlly St. 13.31 7 Brent, Shelita Mis. Vlly St. 13.68 Section 4 Wind: 3.0 1 Williams, Suesanna Southern Miss. 12.50 2 King, Kasharah Rhodes 12.76 3 Elliott, Precious SE Missouri 12.88 Women 200 Meter Dash ================================================================ World: W 21.34 9/29/1988 Florence Griffith-Joyner, USA American: A 21.34 1988 Florence Griffith Joyner, World Class AC Collegiate: C 22.29 1999 LaTasha Jenkins, Ball State Track: T 22.41 5/16/2004 Veronica Campbell, Arkansas Ole Miss: S 22.83 2001 Teneeshia Jones Regional Q.: R 23.96 Name Year School Finals ================================================================ Section 1 Wind: 3.4 1 Asumnu, Gloria Tulane 23.40 2 Mensah, Yvonne Illinois 23.94 3 Mulkey, Kimberly Mississippi 24.13 4 Aldridge, Marquita Mississippi 24.36 5 Murray, Cachet Mississippi 24.61 6 Wilson, Valencia Tulane 24.98 7 Davis, Trinity Ace Athletics 25.13 Section 2 Wind: 1.3 1 Norris, Andrea So. Ill. 24.92 2 Ugiagbe, Omoye Illinois 24.95 3 Pelham, Shaina Tulane 25.13 4 Fortune, Kadeshia Mississippi 25.27 5 Gaines, Priscilla Bevill State 25.78 6 Lobbins, Kyra Tulane 26.08 Section 3 Wind: 1.8 1 Bledsoe, Amber Mississippi 25.12 2 Stringer, Antranette Mid. Tenn. State 25.12 http://www.cfpitiming.com/2006%20Outdoor%20Season/Ole%20Miss%20invite%20and%20hep%2020... 4/10/2006 Page 2 of 19 3 McCauley, Stephanie Uab 25.25 4 Barrow, Kerry Mid. Tenn. State 25.46 5 Carter, Oriana Uab 25.70 Section 4 Wind: 3.1 1 Heath, April So. Ill. 25.38 2 Adewakun, Stacey Uab 25.46 3 Bell, Brittany Arkansas State 25.49 4 Palmer, Erika Mid. Tenn. State 25.71 5 Holloway, Garnetta Vanderbilt 25.75 6 Smith, Lauryn Vanderbilt 25.79 Section 5 Wind: 1.1 1 McClain, Sha Bevill State 25.67 2 Cooper, Lynda Alabama 26.33 3 Brent, Shelita Mis. Vlly St. 27.94 Section 6 Wind: 3.2 1 Nesfield, Tiffany Illinois 26.08 2 Porter, Nyisha SE Missouri 26.11 3 Chandler, Latasha Alabama State 26.93 4 Richardson, Shanice Mis. Vlly St. 29.01 Section 7 Wind: 1.6 1 King, Kasharah Rhodes 26.48 2 Vital, Francis Mississippi 26.60 3 Faulkner, Sydney Vanderbilt 27.66 Section 8 Wind: 4.4 1 Parker, Shamica Alabama State 27.19 2 Erny, Elizabeth Rhodes 27.94 3 Washington, Anjarae Vanderbilt 28.42 Women 400 Meter Dash ================================================================ World: W 47.60 10/6/1985 Marita Koch, GDR American: A 48.83 1984 Valerie Brisco, World Class AC Collegiate: C 50.58 1993 Campbell , Richards, Auburn, Texas Track: T 50.64 5/16/2004 Hazel-Ann Regis, L.S.U. Ole Miss: S 52.59 1996 Angelia Clay Regional Q.: R 54.61 Name Year School Finals ================================================================ Section 1 1 Coleman, Kenyata Mississippi 54.33R 2 Colvin, Tara Uab 55.23 3 Toussaint, Kelsey Unattached 55.85 4 Robinson, Carlene Illinois 56.05 5 Brown, Valerie Bevill State 56.17 6 Ugiagbe, Omoye Illinois 56.45 7 Beelendorf, Shanon Tulane 58.44 Section 2 1 Stringer, Antranette Mid. Tenn. State 57.13 2 Barnard, Britney Mississippi 58.01 3 Barrow, Kerry Mid. Tenn. State 58.75 4 Fortson, Lauren Vanderbilt 58.81 5 Kienast, Vanessa Tulane 1:00.17 6 Shepperson, Kendi Alabama State 1:04.33 -- Heath, April So. Ill. DNF Section 3 1 Floyd, Amani Vanderbilt 59.71 2 Fortenberry, Natasha SE Missouri 59.75 3 Shaw, Carlissa Mid. Tenn. State 1:01.05 4 Owens, Teria Southern Miss. 1:02.83 5 Olds, Centauria Bevill State 1:04.16 Section 4 1 Hawkins, Ashley Alabama State 59.86 2 Haywood, Andrea Mis. Vlly St. 1:01.15 3 Hammonds, Yeronda Bevill State 1:01.44 4 Gliottoni, Rachael Illinois 1:02.28 5 Erny, Elizabeth Rhodes 1:02.37 6 Walker, Tracy So. Ill. 1:03.69 7 Kellon, Erin Alabama State 1:03.85 Section 5 1 Broocks, Emily Rhodes 1:02.20 2 Williams, Nicole Uab 1:04.09 3 Jeanty, Cherline Alabama State 1:04.11 4 Morgan, Anna Vanderbilt 1:04.48 5 Green, Quiana Memphis 1:09.24 http://www.cfpitiming.com/2006%20Outdoor%20Season/Ole%20Miss%20invite%20and%20hep%2020... 4/10/2006 Page 3 of 19 Women 800 Meter Run ================================================================ World: W 1:53.28 7/26/1983 Jarmila Kratochvilova, TCH American: A 1:56.40 1999 Jearl Miles Clark, Reebok Collegiate: C 1:59.11 1990 Suzy Favor, Wisconsin Track: T 2:01.00 5/14/2004 Tiffany McWilliams, MS. State Ole Miss: S 2:06.24 1997 Sherlonda Johnson Regional Q.: R 2:09.80 Name Year School Finals ================================================================ Section 1 1 Wolf, Pam Illinois 2:11.41 2 Collins, Genoah Uab 2:12.45 3 Forsberg, Petra U-Arkansas-Littl 2:15.03 4 Patterson, Kirby Mississippi 2:15.55 5 Hampton, Whitney Tulane 2:16.99 6 Doucett, Lindsay Mississippi 2:18.72 7 Simms, Stephanie Illinois 2:21.00 8 Turilli, Jaime Illinois 2:21.95 Section 2 1 Wancowicz, Elizabeth Alabama 2:15.31 2 Hunt, Cassie Illinois 2:16.16 3 Davis, Sirdonea Mississippi 2:16.61 4 Brandewiede, Marie U-Rhodes 2:16.85 5 Kindlund, Petra Ark.-L.R. 2:18.37 6 Gray, Jennifer Alabama 2:18.71 7 Mengyan, Liz Illinois 2:19.78 8 Hicks, Julia Alabama 2:20.61 9 Phillips, Taryn SE Missouri 2:22.88 Section 3 1 Ringelestein, Katie So. Ill. 2:20.56 2 Betts, Megan Alabama 2:21.88 3 Edwards, Alisha Southern Miss. 2:23.37 4 Burch, Ebony Mis. Vlly St. 2:26.48 5 Kuhl, Jamie Illinois 2:29.00 6 Gliottoni, Rachael Illinois 2:35.05 Section 4 1 Ash, Kim Bevill State 2:25.61 2 Fenstermaker, Julie Ann Vanderbilt 2:25.91 3 Douglas, Stephanie Vanderbilt 2:26.54 4 Taylor, Whitney Alabama 2:27.31 5 Koenegstein, Juli SE Missouri 2:27.97 6 Davis, Katie Alabama 2:34.68 7 Watkins, Lakesha Alabama State 2:36.43 8 Thomas, Nici Rhodes 2:41.01 Section 5 1 Broocks, Emily Rhodes 2:29.49 2 Chandler, Shannon Mississippi 2:34.07 3 Dupree, Kianca Bevill State 2:38.95 4 Sandoval, Ronna Southern Miss. 2:40.82 5 Mhlange, Bolte' Mis. Vlly St. 2:45.03 6 Stewart, Ashley Memphis 2:58.94 Women 1500 Meter Run ================================================================ World: W 3:50.46 9/11/1993 Yunxia Qu, CHN American: A 3:57.12 1983 Mary Slaney, Athletics West Collegiate: C 4:06.75 2003 Tiffany McWilliams, Mississippi State Track: T 4:09.19 5/16/2004 Tiffany McWilliams, MS. State Ole Miss: S 4:25.30 4/9/2005 Rachel Ellison, Ole Miss. Regional Q.: R 4:27.80 Name Year School Finals ================================================================ Section 1 1 Hunt, Cassie Illinois 4:34.04 2 Hicks, Julia Alabama 4:37.75 3 Turilli, Jaime Illinois 4:38.31 4 Ambrus, Elizabeth Uab 4:41.18 5 Simms, Stephanie Illinois 4:42.85 6 Wancowicz, Elizabeth Alabama 4:46.66 7 Mays, Whitney Uab 4:46.69 8 Mengyan, Liz Illinois 4:52.11 9 Koenegstein, Juli SE Missouri 4:52.99 10 Brice, Shelby So. Ill. 4:53.92 11 Kuhl, Jamie Illinois 4:54.06 http://www.cfpitiming.com/2006%20Outdoor%20Season/Ole%20Miss%20invite%20and%20hep%2020... 4/10/2006 Page 4 of 19 12 Rinker, Sarah So. Ill. 5:00.62 13 King, May Rhodes 5:03.59 14 James, Candice Arkansas State 5:06.16 15 Davis, Katie Alabama 5:15.89 Section 2 1 Gombert, Marjorie Mid. Tenn. State 5:09.31 2 Thomas, Nici Rhodes 5:13.82 3 Broderick, Piper Alabama 5:15.31 4 Simpson, Rachel Rhodes 5:17.86 5 Sandoval, Ronna Southern Miss. 5:21.26 6 Burch, Ebony Mis. Vlly St. 5:26.14 7 LaPlante, Sara Rhodes 5:27.75 8 Mhlange, Bolte' Mis. Vlly St. 5:30.37 9 Lambert, Lauren Alabama 5:31.36 10 Watkins, Lakesha Alabama State 5:34.71 11 Hames, Hayley Arkansas State 5:40.88 12 Scarborough, Alicia Christian Bros.
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