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U.S. High School U.S. HIGH SCHOOL MEN - 2008, OUTDOOR 7Jul2008 Jim Spier [email protected] - Senior; * Junior; ** Sophomore; *** Freshman (Top 5 and Others such that at least 5 non-CA, TX athletes are included) 100 Meters 10.01 [1.6] -JEFF DEMPS, South Lake, Groveland, FL Oly Tri(2s1) 6.28 10.12 [1.8] -DEMPS Oly Tri(2h2) 6.28 10.17 [1.6] -DEMPS Fl R(1) 4.4 10.19 [-0.5] -DEMPS Pre(3) 6.8 10.28 [1.2] -MARCUS ROWLAND, Dorman, Roebuck, SC Taco Bell(1) 4.12 -------------------- 5 performances ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10.32 [1.8] -ISAIAH SWEENY, Hightower, Fort Bend, TX TX 5A(1) 5.10 10.38 [1.8] *MARQUISE GOODWIN, Rowlett, TX TX 5A(2) 5.10 10.39 [1.8] ?MARK BARNES, Klein Forest, Houston, TX TX 5A(3) 5.10 Others (not from CA or TX): 10.40 [0.4] -MAURICE MITCHELL, South, Raytown, MO Kans R(1) 4.19 10.43 [1.6] *DERRICK HOPKINS, Monsignor Pace, Opa Locka, FL Fl R(2) 4.4 10.43 [1.7] *DENTARIUS LOCKE, Chamberlain, Tampa, FL NON(1h3) 6.20 100 Meters – wind-aided 10.03 [2.9] -JEFF DEMPS, South Lake, Groveland, FL Inv(2) 6.14 10.16 [2.9] -DEANGELO CHERRY, Mt. Zion, Jonesboro, GA Gold W(1) 6.7 10.19 [4.5] -MARCUS ROWLAND, Dorman, Roebuck, SC Taco Bell(1h17)4.12 10.21 [2.9] -T.J. GRAHAM, Wakefield, Raleigh, NC Gold W(2) 6.7 10.30A [3.3] -JASMINE PARKER, Raines, Jacksonville, FL Great SW(1) 6.7 10.32A [4.0] -MOOKIE SALAAM, North, Edmond, OK Great SW-B(1) 6.7 10.33 [2.9] -DIANTE MAYERS, Hug, Reno, NV Gold W(3) 6.7 10.35 *LINDSEY LAMAR, Hillsborough, Tampa, FL Reg(1) 4.24 10.35 [2.9] *DERRICK HOPKINS, Monsignor Pace, Opa Locka, FL Gold W(4) 6.7 10.39 [4.9] -MICHAEL SHAW, Trotwood-Madison, Trotwood, OH Vol(1) 4.19 10.39A [4.0] -CHAZ DANIELS, Ada, OK Great SW-B(2) 6.7 100 Meters – no wind information 10.33 -HORATIO WILLIAMS, Oxford, MS MS 4A(1) 5.10 10.33 -DEANGELO CHERRY, Mt. Zion, Jonesboro, GA GA 5A(1) 5.10 10.39 -WILLIAMS MS 4A(h) 5.9 10.40 -CHERRY GA 5A(h) 5.9 10.42 *DEVON SMITH, Westlake, Waldorf, MD MD 3A(1h2) 5.23 200 Meters 20.65A [0.8] -BRANDON O'CONNOR, Southridge, Miami, FL Great SW(1) 6.7 20.77 [-0.4] -TORRIN LAWRENCE, Jackson, Jacksonville, FL Gold So(1) 6.7 20.80 [0.6] -MARKUS HENDERSON, Lewisville, TX TX 5A(1) 5.10 20.82 [0.6] -O'CONNOR FL 4A(1) 5.3 20.82 [1.1] -T.J. GRAHAM, Wakefield, Raleigh, NC NC 4A(1) 5.10 -------------------- 5 performances ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 20.91 [0.7] *RANDALL CARROLL, Cathedral, Los Angeles, CA CA(1) 5.31 Others (not from CA or TX): 20.97 [0.5] *DERRICK HOPKINS, Monsignor Pace, Opa Locka, FL FL 2A(1h2) 4.26 20.98 [-0.6] *QUINCY MC DUFFIE, Edgewater, Orlando, FL Metro(1) 4.11 200 Meters - wind-aided 20.63 [4.8] -BRANDON O'CONNOR, Southridge, Mami, FL Hayes(1) 3.15 200 Meters – no wind information 20.86 -O'CONNOR Reg(1) 4.24 20.89 -LAWRENCE Reg(1h1) 4.18 400 Meters 46.28 -JOEY HUGHES, Poly, Long Beach, CA CA(1) 5.31 46.41 *TAVARIUS TATE, Starkville, MS MS 5A(1) 5.10 46.44 -ROBERT SIMMONS, Willowridge, Sugarland, TX Jrs(5) 6.22 46.45 *TATE Gold W(1) 6.7 46.48 *TATE Atl Intl(1) 5.24 -------------------- 5 performances ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 46.50 -BRANDON O'CONNOR, Southridge, Mami, FL Hayes(1) 3.15 46.54 -JA-VELL BULLARD, Bethel, Hampton, VA NON(1) 6.21 Others (not from CA or TX): 46.60 -CHRISTIAN TAYLOR, Sandy Creek, Tyrone, GA GA 3A(1) 5.10 46.69 -TORRIN LAWRENCE, Jackson, Jacksonville, FL Reg(1) 4.18 800 Meters 1:47.68 *ELIJAH GREER, Lake Oswego, OR Jrs(1) 6.21 1:48.64 *ZACH MELLON, Buffalo, MN Jrs(2) 6.21 1:48.97 -JOSEPH FRANKLIN, Godby, Tallahassee, FL Inv(1) 5.9 1:49.41 -BLAKE SHAW, Cypress Falls, Houston, TX Tx So R(1) 3.22 1:49.49 -DYLAN FERRIS, East Forsyth, Kernersville, NC Jrs(5) 6.21 -------------------- 5 performances ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Others (not from CA or TX): 1:49.96 -ANDREW PERKINS, Watertown, WI WI Twi(1) 5.10 1500 Meters ‘ = en-route 3:44.8’ -GERMAN FERNANDEZ, Riverbank, CA CA(1) 5.31 3:49.06’ -LUKE PUSKEDRA, Judge Memorial, Salt Lake City, UT NON(1) 6.21 4:49.12’ -ROB FINNERTY, Burnsville, MN NON(2) 6.21 3:49.51 -CORY LESLIE, Perkins, Sandusky, OH Jrs(3) 6.22 3:49.58’ -JORDAN CARLSON, Rosemount, MN NON(3) 6.21 -------------------- 5 performances ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Others (not from CA or TX): 3:49.62 -CHARLES WHITE, Cherry Creek, Englewood, CO Bos Hperf(1) 5.24 One Mile + = 1600m converted (+1.2) 4:01.09 -ROB FINNERTY, Burnsville, MN MW Ds Gal(1) 6.14 4:01.49+ -GERMAN FERNANDEZ, Riverbank, CA CA(1) 5.31 4:05.25 -FINNERTY NON(1) 6.21 4:06.60 -LUKE PUSKEDRA, Judge Memorial, Salt Lake City, UT NON(2) 6.21 4:06.77+ -FERNANDEZ Conf(1) 5.15 -------------------- 5 performances ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4:07.18 -JORDAN CARLSON, Rosemount, MN MW Ds Gal(1) 6.14 4:08.07+ -COLBY LOWE, Carroll, Southlake, TX TX 5A(1) 5.10 Others (not from CA or TX): 4:08.51 *BRETT JOHNSON, Ocean City, NJ Inv(1) 6.14 4:09.64 *DREW SHIELD, Fishers, IN MW Ds Gal(2) 6.14 3000 Meters - != en-route 7:59.83 -GERMAN FERNANDEZ, Riverbank, CA NON(1) 6.20 8:04.1+ -FERNANDEZ CA(1) 5.31 8:09.97 ‘ -LUKE PUSKEDRA, Judge Memorial, Salt Lake City, UT NON(2) 6.20 8:12.47’ -COLBY LOWE, Carroll, Southlake, TX NON(3) 6.20 8:16.0' -PUSKEDRA Arcadia(2) 4.12 -------------------- 5 performances ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8:18.02’ -KEVIN WILLIAMS, D’Evelyn, CO NON(4) 6.20 8:18.11’ -ROB FINNERTY, Burnsville, MN NON(5) 6.20 Others (not from CA or TX): 8:24.66’ -MAVERICK DARLING, Ovid-Elsie, Ovid, MI NON(6) 6.20 8:24.96’ -BOBBY APRILL, Dexter, MI NON(7) 6.20 Two Miles + = 3200m + 4.0 '= en-route 8:34.40 -GERMAN FERNANDEZ, Riverbank, CA NON(1) 6.20 8:38.23+ -FERNANDEZ CA(1) 5.31 8:46.41 -LUKE PUSKEDRA, Judge Memorial, Salt Lake City, UT Pre(10) 6.8 8:47.06 -PUSKEDRA NON(2) 6.20 8:47.07 -COLBY LOWE, Carroll, Southlake, TX NON(3) 6.20 -------------------- 5 performances ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8:50.96 -ROB FINNERTY, Burnsville, MN NON(4) 6.20 Others (not from CA or TX): 8:53.9+ -CHRIS DERRICK, Neuqua Valley, Naperville, IL Inv(1) 4.17 8:57.80 -MAVERICK DARLING, Ovid-Elsie, Ovid, MI NON(6) 6.20 5000 Meters 13:55.96 -CHRIS DERRICK, Neuqua Valley, Naperville, IL Arcadia(1) 4.12 14.32.60 -DON CABRAL, Glastonbury, CT Inv(1) 5.3 14:35.32 *DOUG SMITH, Gill St Bernards, Gladstone, NJ Arcadia(2) 4.12 14:38.23 *SOLOMON HAILE, Sherwood, Silver Spring, MD NON(1) 6.21 14:41.86 -RYAN PRENTICE, Mt. Rainier, Des Moines, WA Arcadia(3) 4.12 ------------------- 5 performances ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 110 Meter Hurdles 13.40 [-1.0] -BOOKER NUNLEY, Garner, NC Jrs(1) 6.20 13.49 [0.6] -NUNLEY Jrs(1h2) 6.20 13.51 [1.2] -SPENCER ADAMS, Butler, Matthews, NC NC 4A(1) 5.10 13.68 [0.8] *WAYNE DAVIS, Southeast, Raleigh, NC NC 4A(1h2) 5.10 13.69 [0.1] -ADAMS NON(1h2) 6.20 ------------------- 5 performances ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 13.77 -WILLIAM WYNNE, Mc Eachern, Powder Springs, GA County(1) 3.29 13.86 [1.1] -BRANDON TUCKER, Lewisville, TX Tx R(1) 4.5 Others (not from CA or TX): 13.88 [-1.2] -TERRANCE SOMMERVILLE, Buchtel, Akron, OH OH I(1) 6.7 110 Meter Hurdles - wind-aided 13.42A [3.6] -BRANDON TUCKER, Lewisville, TX Great SW(1) 6.7 13.52 -WILLIAM WYNNE, Mc Eachern, Powder Springs, GA GA 5A(1) 5.10 13.60A [3.6] -MICHAEL HANCOCK, Washington, Denver, CO Great SW(2) 6.7 13.63 -WILLIAM WYNNE, Mc Eachern, Powder Springs, GA Reg(1) 4.28 13.69 [3.6] *CHANCE CASEY, Crosby, TX Great SW(3) 6.7 13.76 [2.3] *CAMERON LA COUR, Atascocita, Humble, TX TX 5A(2) 5.10 13.76 [2.3] ?NICK MC CLOUD, Lee, Tyler, TX TX 5A(3) 5.10 13.80 [2.3] -BRAD HUFFORD, Georgetown, TX TX 5A(4) 5.10 13.83 ?DEVON HILL, Central, Trenton, NJ Conf(1) 5.10 300 Meter Hurdles 35.71 *REGGIE WYATT, La Sierra, Riverside, CA Great SW(1) 6.7 36.28 -WILLIAM WYNNE, Mc Eachern, Powder Springs, GA GA 5A(1) 5.10 36.32 *CHANCE CASEY, Crosby, TX TX 4A(1) 5.9 36.38 -BRANDON TUCKER, Lewisville, TX TX 5A(1) 5.10 36.42 -WYNNE Reg(1) 4.28 ------------------- 5 performances ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 36.59 -MICHAEL WILLEY, Miamisburg, OH OH I(1) 6.7 Others (not from CA or TX): 36.64 -KENNY MC CLAIN, Bolles, Jacksonville, FL FL 2A(1) 4.26 36.6 *KRAIG APPLETON, East St. Louis, IL Reg(1) 5.16 36.85 -OLARENWAJU ADEYEMI, Southridge, Miami, FL Hayes(1) 3.15 400 Meter Hurdles 50.42 -WILLIAM WYNNE, Mc Eachern, Powder Springs, GA Jrs(3) 6.21 50.46 *REGGIE WYATT, La Sierra, Riverside, CA Mt SAC(2) 4.19 50.54 *WYATT adidas(5) 5.18 50.76 -WYNNE Jrs(1h1) 6.20 50.99 -SPENCER ADAMS, Butler, Matthews, NC NON(1) 6.21 ------------------- 5 performances ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 51.07 *CHANCE CASEY, Crosby, TX NON(2) 6.21 51.86 -LESLIE MURRAY, High Point, Beltsville, MD NON(3) 6.21 Others (not from CA or TX): 52.13 -AMAECHI MORTON, Riverwood, Atlanta, GA Youth(2) 6.29 52.59 -JAMES THURN, Central Square, NY NON(4) 6.21 2000m Steeplechase 5:54.58 *ZACHARY ORNELAS, Vista Ridge, Cedar Park, TX NON(1) 6.21 5:57.57 -TAYLOR MORGAN, Central Catholic, Portland, OR NON(2) 6.21 5:59.84 *ORNELAS TX R-HS 4.4 6:00.89 *DONNY ROYS, Medina, OH NON(3) 6.21 6:03.66 -ANDREW SULLIVAN, Ellington, CT NON(4) 6.21 ------------------- 5 performances --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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