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Timing & Data - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 1 Big Ten Conference Indoor Championships 2011 - 2/26/2011 to 2/27/2011 Results at www.cfpitiming.com UI Armory track and floor in Champaign, IL Performance List 12 Mpanduki, Emunael SO Penn State 21.59 _________ Event 1 Men 60 Meter Dash Prelims 13 Chaney, Paul SR Iowa 21.63 _________ Saturday 2/26/2011 - 3:20 PM 14 Neuman, Nicholas SO Michigan 21.69 _________ World: 6.39 2/3/1998 Maurice Greene 15 Murdaugh, Thomas JR Ohio State 21.78 _________ American: 6.39 2/3/1998 Maurice Green 16 Shogbuyi, Azeez SR Illinois 21.91 _________ Collegiate: 6.45 2/20/1999 Leonard Myles-Mills 17 Sult, Tyler SO Indiana 21.94 _________ NCAA Auto: 6.60 18 Bogle, Demoye FR Ohio State 22.00 _________ Conference: 6.61 2008 Adam Harris 19 Daniel, Shane JR Illinois 22.00 _________ Facility: 6.62 2005 Kelly Reed 20 Willey, Mike JR Purdue 22.03 _________ NameYr School Seed Time 21 Kenney, Alex FR Penn State 22.18 _________ 1 Butler, Kind JR Indiana 6.67 _________ 22 Atchison, Todd FR Michigan Sta 22.21 _________ 2 Austin, Justin JR Iowa 6.71 _________ 23 Zinzer, Josh SO Illinois 22.37 _________ 3 Pipkin, Devin SR Indiana 6.72 _________ 24 King, Sean SO Minnesota 22.46 _________ 4 Crawford, Shane SR Purdue 6.75 _________ 5 Riley, Andrew JR Illinois 6.76 _________ Event 4 Men 400 Meter Dash Prelims 6 Robertson, Gavin SO Wisconsin 6.80 _________ Saturday 2/26/2011 - 3:00 PM 7 King, Sean SO Minnesota 6.81 _________ World: 44.57 3/12/2005 Kerron Clement 8 Shogbuyi, Azeez SR Illinois 6.81 _________ American: 44.57 3/12/2005 Kerron Clement 9 Azie, Stanley SR Illinois 6.82 _________ Collegiate: 44.57 3/12/2005 Kerron Clement 10 Clarke, Justin FR Michigan 6.83 _________ NCAA Auto: 46.75 11 Sayon, Zeke SR Iowa 6.86 _________ Conference: 45.46 2001 Andrew Pierce 12 Mincy, Tevin FR Iowa 6.86 _________ Facility: 46.42 1995 Dorian Green 13 Chaney, Paul SR Iowa 6.88 _________ NameYr School Seed Time 14 Neuman, Nicholas SO Michigan 6.89 _________ 1 Gehret, Brady FR Penn State 46.25 _________ 15 Sult, Tyler SO Indiana 6.95 _________ 2 Murdaugh, Thomas JR Ohio State 46.52 _________ 16 Kenney, Alex FR Penn State 6.97 _________ 3 Willey, Steven SR Iowa 46.88 _________ 17 Mpanduki, Emunael SO Penn State 7.06 _________ 4 Richards, Patrick SO Iowa 47.20 _________ 5 Simmons, Drew FR Wisconsin 47.41 _________ Event 3 Men 200 Meter Dash Prelims 6 Bradley, Kevin SO Minnesota 47.62 _________ Saturday 2/26/2011 - 4:15 PM 7 Nadolsky, Aaron SO Penn State 47.71 _________ World: 19.92 2/18/1996 Frank Fredericks 8 Campbell, Matthew JR Michigan 47.75 _________ American: 20.10 3/11/2005 Wallace Spearmon 9 Smith, Korbin SO Ohio State 47.82 _________ Collegiate: 20.10 3/11/2005 Wallace Spearmon 10 Holmes, Ethan FR Iowa 47.85 _________ NCAA Auto: 21.23 11 Vaughn, Chris JR Indiana 47.90 _________ Conference: 20.84 2001 Andrew Pierce 12 Brooks, Marvel SO Ohio State 48.06 _________ Facility: 21.14 2011 Zye Boey 13 Daniel, Shane JR Illinois 48.09 _________ NameYr School Seed Time 14 Ratomski, Yury SR Michigan Sta 48.25 _________ 1 Austin, Justin JR Iowa 20.83 _________ 15 Filandro, Mark FR Penn State 48.28 _________ 2 Butler, Kind JR Indiana 20.93 _________ 16 St. Amant, David SR Michigan 48.30 _________ 3 Robertson, Gavin SO Wisconsin 21.14 _________ 17 Oliver, Eric FR Michigan 48.32 _________ 4 Azie, Stanley SR Illinois 21.16 _________ 18 Jones, Daniel SR Illinois 48.43 _________ 5 Gehret, Brady FR Penn State 21.29 _________ 19 Hammon, Brady JR Wisconsin 48.66 _________ 6 Jefferson, Kyle JR Wisconsin 21.33 _________ 20 Lee, Josh JR Purdue 48.80 _________ 7 Willey, Steven SR Iowa 21.34 _________ 21 Capek, Jacob FR Minnesota 48.99 _________ 8 Richards, Patrick SO Iowa 21.43 _________ 22 Parker, Michael FR Michigan 49.08 _________ 9 Pipkin, Devin SR Indiana 21.53 _________ 23 Willey, Jacob FR Purdue 49.36 _________ 10 Ratomski, Yury SR Michigan Sta 21.55 _________ 24 Kendrick, Andrew FR Purdue 49.75 _________ 11 Callahan, Blake JR Ohio State 21.58 _________ 25 Moore, Joshua SO Indiana 50.09 _________ C.F.P.I. Timing & Data - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 2 Big Ten Conference Indoor Championships 2011 - 2/26/2011 to 2/27/2011 Results at www.cfpitiming.com UI Armory track and floor in Champaign, IL Performance List Event 4 ...(Men 400 Meter Dash Prelims) 4 Foster, Ryan SR Penn State 1:49.29 _________ NameYr School Seed Time 5 Dawson, Owen SR Penn State 1:50.15 _________ 26 Atchison, Todd FR Michigan Sta 50.30 _________ 6 Hall, Jared JR Ohio State 1:50.36 _________ 27 Fortson, Dennis SO Michigan Sta 52.37 _________ 7 Hanson, Max SR Minnesota 1:50.49 _________ 28 Wisslead, Cody SR Illinois NT _________ 8 Stockberger, Daniel JR Indiana 1:50.82 _________ 29 Jefferson, Kyle JR Wisconsin NT _________ 9 Burkstrand, Travis SO Minnesota 1:50.92 _________ 30 Richardson, D'Juan JR Iowa NT _________ 10 Holahan, Joseph SO Indiana 1:51.11 _________ 11 Palmer, Jacob SR Purdue 1:51.35 _________ Event 5 Men 600 Meter Run Prelims 12 Lynn, Ryan SO Illinois 1:51.35 _________ Saturday 2/26/2011 - 4:00 PM 13 Banyai, Joe SO Michigan Sta 1:51.53 _________ World: 1:15.12 2/28/1999 Nico Motchebon 14 McFarland, Joe JR Minnesota 1:51.95 _________ Conference: 1:16.19 2001 Tom Gerding 15 Hiltner, Jake FR Ohio State 1:51.96 _________ Facility: 1:17.00 2006 Tramelle Smith 16 Grove, Curt FR Ohio State 1:53.25 _________ NameYr School Seed Time 1 Abda, Harun SO Minnesota 1:17.10 _________ Event 7 Men 1 Mile Run Prelims 2 Williams, Lionel SR Penn State 1:17.98 _________ Saturday 2/26/2011 - 2:30 PM 3 Beth, Zach SR Wisconsin 1:18.53 _________ World: 3:48.45 2/12/1997 Hicham El Guerrouj 4 Bughman, Grant JR Wisconsin 1:18.71 _________ American: 3:49.89 2/11/2005 Bernard Lagat 5 Holton, John SO Minnesota 1:18.97 _________ Collegiate: 3:55.02 2/28/2009 German Fernandez 6 Barton, Chris SR Iowa 1:19.02 _________ NCAA Auto: 4:00.80 7 Keyser, Mitch SO Purdue 1:19.27 _________ Conference: 4:00.56 1998 Kevin Sullivan 8 Woloszyk, Tyler FR Wisconsin 1:19.54 _________ Facility: 3:59.30 1974 Rick Wohlhuter 9 Hartman, Brett FR Wisconsin 1:19.58 _________ NameYr School Seed Time 10 Pachuta, David JR Minnesota 1:20.13 _________ 1 Bayer, Andrew SO Indiana 3:57.75 _________ 11 Brooks, Marcus SO Ohio State 1:20.20 _________ 2 Leslie, Cory JR Ohio State 3:57.97 _________ 12 Rickels, Keaton SO Iowa 1:20.39 _________ 3 Hubers, Ben JR Indiana 4:00.47 _________ 13 Taylor, Malcolm SO Illinois 1:20.52 _________ 4 Hatz, Alexander FR Wisconsin 4:02.91 _________ 14 Bennett-Green, Bernard FR Penn State 1:20.57 _________ 5 Thode, Jeff SO Iowa 4:03.66 _________ 15 Haab, Nicholas JR Illinois 1:20.73 _________ 6 Borchers, Samuel SR Penn State 4:03.91 _________ 16 Arastu, Ali FR Michigan 1:20.96 _________ 7 Fallon, Chris JR Ohio State 4:05.03 _________ 17 Kuhlman, Dan SR Iowa 1:21.00 _________ 8 Rucks, Luke SR Wisconsin 4:05.49 _________ 18 Hindes, Ryan JR Indiana 1:21.86 _________ 9 Weatherford, Andy SR Indiana 4:05.98 _________ 19 Zebe, Zebo FR Illinois 1:22.59 _________ 10 McAlary, Josh SO Michigan Sta 4:06.55 _________ 20 Sneller, Troy FR Michigan 1:22.78 _________ 11 Rogers, Simon SO Purdue 4:07.14 _________ 21 Loxsom, Casimir SO Penn State NT _________ 12 Hilsen, Paul JR Minnesota 4:07.32 _________ 13 Richardson, Andy JR Minnesota 4:08.25 _________ Event 6 Men 800 Meter Run Prelims 14 Scarpello, Nick FR Penn State 4:09.11 _________ Saturday 2/26/2011 - 3:30 PM 15 Corkedale, Tyler FR Penn State 4:09.23 _________ World: 1:42.67 3/9/1997 Wilson Kipketer 16 Knickles, William JR Ohio State 4:11.14 _________ American: 1:45.00 3/8/1992 Johnny Gray 17 Kleber, Robby FR Indiana 4:11.31 _________ Collegiate: 1:44.84 3/4/1989 Paul Ereng 18 Walker, Stephen FR Michigan Sta 4:13.17 _________ NCAA Auto: 1:48.90 19 Borchard, Travis FR Michigan Sta 4:18.46 _________ Conference: 1:47.74 2004 Nathan Brannen 20 Smith, Andrew FR Iowa 4:21.11 _________ Facility: 1:48.46 1988 Charlton Hamer 21 Murray, Mike SR Illinois NT _________ NameYr School Seed Time 22 Blankenship, Ben JR Minnesota NT _________ 1 Mellon, Zach SO Wisconsin 1:47.87 _________ 2 Sowinski, Erik JR Iowa 1:47.98 _________ 3 Hutton, Nick SO Minnesota 1:49.02 _________ C.F.P.I. Timing & Data - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 3 Big Ten Conference Indoor Championships 2011 - 2/26/2011 to 2/27/2011 Results at www.cfpitiming.com UI Armory track and floor in Champaign, IL Performance List 7 Torchia, Mike SR Minnesota 14:09.19 _________ Event 8 Men 3000 Meter Run 8 Gagnon, Pieter SO Minnesota 14:11.95 _________ Saturday 2/26/2011 - 1:30 PM 9 Grosskopf, Patrick SR Michigan Sta 14:16.78 _________ World: 7:24.90 2/6/1998 Daniel Komen 10 Mickow, Colin JR Illinois 14:19.35 _________ American: 7:32.43 2/17/2007 Bernard Lagat 11 VanDoorne, Isaiah SO Michigan Sta 14:25.78 _________ Collegiate: 7:38.59 2/14/2004 Alistair Cragg 12 Green, Adam SR Ohio State 14:27.81 _________ NCAA Auto: 7:57.20 13 Kremske, Dan JR Illinois 14:29.59 _________ Conference: 7:54.73 2006 Chris Solinsky 14 Riddle, Jim SO Illinois 14:31.58 _________ Facility: 8:03.55 1985 Ty Wolf 15 Edwards, Jake SR Ohio State 14:32.52 _________ NameYr School Seed Time 16 Mickow, Hunter JR Illinois 14:34.72 _________ 1 Bayer, Andrew SO Indiana 7:48.35 _________ 17 Cipro, Chris SO Penn State 14:52.94 _________ 2 Darling, Maverick SO Wisconsin 7:52.31 _________ 18 Ornelas, Zach FR Michigan 14:56.07 _________ 3 Poore, Andrew JR Indiana 7:53.81 _________ 19 Dawson, Kyle JR Penn State NT _________ 4 Hubers, Ben JR Indiana 7:54.37 _________ 20 Allen, Cale JR Purdue NT _________ 5 Connor,
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  • WMA RECORDS OUTDOOR - MEN (Updated 01 July 2019)

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