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Delta Timing Group - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 9:47 PM 4/17/2010 Page 1 2010 KANSAS RELAYS Memorial Stadium - University of Kansas - 4/14/2010 to 4/17/2010 Results Girls 100 Meter Dash High School KU Relays: 11.68 K 1987 Kim Edwards, Van Horn, MO Name Yr School Prelims Wind H# Preliminaries 1 1150 Ariane Jordan 12 Blue Springs 11.80 Q 3.5 4 2 3773 Macahla Wesley 09 Topeka-West 11.86 Q 2.8 3 3 3145 Tiffani McReynolds 12 Pembroke Hill 11.93 Q 3.0 5 4 1246 Alexis Bates 12 Central (St. Joseph) 12.08 Q 3.1 2 5 1243 Cara Forte Center 12.12 Q 3.2 1 6 3146 Syndey Peavy 12 Pembroke Hill 12.09 q 3.5 4 7 2921 Breeana Coleman 12 Olathe-East 12.09 q 2.8 3 8 2520 Bianca Stokes 12 McCluer South-Berkeley 12.12 q 3.1 2 9 4014 Aarian Tipton 12 Wichita-Southeast 12.23 3.5 4 10 3343 Abreanna Parker 12 Shawnee Heights 12.25 3.5 4 11 2203 Lauren Cheadle 11 Lee's Summit West 12.27 3.2 1 12 2792 Peyton Chaney 10 Nerinx Hall 12.42 2.8 3 13 3418 Clare Bingaman 10 Shawnee Mission South 12.42 3.5 4 14 3143 Lauren Pickens 11 Peabody-Burns 12.46 3.1 2 15 1997 Danyelle Cole 12 Kansas City-Piper 12.47 2.8 3 16 3270 Lauren Flaker 12 Rock Bridge 12.49 3.1 2 17 2144 Drue Davis 12 Lawrence-Free State 12.50 3.0 5 18 1998 Lenia Goff 11 Kansas City-Piper 12.53 3.5 4 19 2249 Rhea Jones 11 Liberty 12.58 3.1 2 20 1270 Alyx Dull 12 Clinton 12.66 3.0 5 21 1809 Mariah Wicks 10 Jenks 12.69 3.2 1 22 3383 Jodi Young 12 Shawnee Mission North 12.71 3.2 1 23 3690 Tyler Sloan 11 Sumner Academy 12.73 2.8 3 23 4049 Kelsey Dietrich Winnetonka 12.73 3.1 2 25 4031 Waynieka Wheeler 09 William Chrisman 12.74 2.8 3 26 2924 Ramie Grayson 11 Olathe-East 12.75 2.8 3 27 3355 Toni Aguiar 10 Shawnee Mission East 12.88 3.0 5 28 2168 LaQuecia Parker 11 Leavenworth 12.89 3.0 5 29 2258 Michele Tucker 12 Liberty 12.90 3.2 1 30 3419 Nora Bingaman 10 Shawnee Mission South 12.90 3.1 2 31 3141 Jenna Griffin 12 Pawhuska 12.93 3.2 1 32 3968 Angie Vailas 09 Wichita-Kapaun-Mt Carmel 12.95 3.5 4 33 2468 Taylor Gadbois 11 Maryville 12.99 3.0 5 34 3957 Tina Liu 11 Wichita-Independent 13.02 3.1 2 35 1599 Ashli Dryden 12 Hays 13.12 3.0 5 36 1602 Hanna Pfannenstiel 10 Hays 13.16 2.8 3 37 1807 Sydney Wells 09 Jenks 13.18 3.5 4 38 1314 Nicole Jones 10 Council Grove 13.81 3.0 5 Girls 100 Meter Dash High School KU Relays: 11.68 K 1987 Kim Edwards, Van Horn, MO Name Yr School Finals Wind Finals 1 3145 Tiffani McReynolds 12 Pembroke Hill 11.79 2.3 2 1150 Ariane Jordan 12 Blue Springs 11.96 2.3 3 3773 Macahla Wesley 09 Topeka-West 11.98 2.3 4 1243 Cara Forte Center 12.08 2.3 Delta Timing Group - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 9:47 PM 4/17/2010 Page 2 2010 KANSAS RELAYS Memorial Stadium - University of Kansas - 4/14/2010 to 4/17/2010 Results Finals ... (Girls 100 Meter Dash High School) Name Yr School Finals Wind 5 3146 Syndey Peavy 12 Pembroke Hill 12.27 2.3 6 2520 Bianca Stokes 12 McCluer South-Berkeley 15.18 2.3 Girls 400 Meter Dash High School KU Relays: 55.17 K 2007 De Angela McDougald, Junction City (Kan.) HS Name Yr School Prelims H# Preliminaries 1 2519 Kianna Ruff 12 McCluer South-Berkeley 57.15 Q 3 2 2125 Montenea Roye 11 Ladue Horton Watkins 57.20 Q 2 3 3143 Lauren Pickens 11 Peabody-Burns 58.52 Q 1 4 1521 Natalie Morerod 12 Gardner-Edgerton 58.90 Q 4 5 2507 Kendra White 11 McCluer North 59.01 Q 5 6 1792 Landon Wachter 12 Jackson 1:01.34 Q 6 7 2191 Veronica Rollins 12 Lee's Summit North 58.47 q 2 8 3296 Mandy Wilson 10 Rossville 59.86 q 4 9 3379 Janessa Clay 11 Shawnee Mission North 59.94 1 10 3487 Maddie Nelson 09 Smithville 1:00.18 5 11 1120 Allison Walter 12 Bishop Miege 1:00.36 4 12 3359 Hannah Satterlee 12 Shawnee Mission East 1:00.80 5 13 3345 Gavyn Yetter 10 Shawnee Heights 1:01.05 5 14 1602 Hanna Pfannenstiel 10 Hays 1:01.67 3 15 1225 Emily Carr 10 Cameron 1:01.80 6 16 2792 Peyton Chaney 10 Nerinx Hall 1:02.08 4 17 1148 Darrian Grayson 10 Blue Springs 1:02.13 1 18 3963 Monica Hagan 11 Wichita-Kapaun-Mt Carmel 1:02.22 4 19 3949 Dayvanna Horton 12 Wichita-East 1:02.58 2 20 3952 Baaijah Loggins 09 Wichita-East 1:02.68 3 21 2423 Alix Miller 11 Manhattan 1:02.82 3 22 3739 Tracy Lister 10 Topeka-Seaman 1:02.84 5 23 3057 Ali Cousin 12 OP-Blue Valley West 1:02.97 2 24 2785 Morgan Rathmann 09 Neosho 1:03.01 1 25 3653 Nicole Berry 12 Stilwell-Blue Valley 1:03.08 5 26 2840 Mary Frances Donnelly 10 Notre Dame de Sion 1:03.20 2 27 1808 Bryanna West 09 Jenks 1:03.54 5 28 2322 Jewel Stovall 10 Lincoln College Prep 1:03.61 1 29 3704 Cody Long 11 Thayer Central 1:03.77 4 30 4012 Brittany Mason 11 Wichita-Southeast 1:03.77 3 31 1043 JaBryanna Wellington 12 Baldwin 1:03.88 3 32 3620 Braylyn Bivens 12 Staley 1:03.88 1 33 2122 Erin Merklein 11 Kiowa-South Barber 1:03.97 1 34 2105 Katie Mabary 12 Kickapoo 1:04.19 2 35 2680 Amellia Coffey 10 Moberly 1:04.89 2 36 3606 Angela Mancuso 12 St. Mary's (Independence) 1:05.94 6 37 1314 Nicole Jones 10 Council Grove 1:07.07 6 38 4013 Tasheala Randle 09 Wichita-Southeast 1:11.28 5 39 3690 Tyler Sloan 11 Sumner Academy 1:11.45 4 Delta Timing Group - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 9:47 PM 4/17/2010 Page 3 2010 KANSAS RELAYS Memorial Stadium - University of Kansas - 4/14/2010 to 4/17/2010 Results Girls 400 Meter Dash High School KU Relays: 55.17 K 2007 De Angela McDougald, Junction City (Kan.) HS Name Yr School Finals Finals 1 2125 Montenea Roye 11 Ladue Horton Watkins 55.93 2 3143 Lauren Pickens 11 Peabody-Burns 57.49 3 2507 Kendra White 11 McCluer North 58.43 4 3296 Mandy Wilson 10 Rossville 58.51 5 1792 Landon Wachter 12 Jackson 58.81 6 2191 Veronica Rollins 12 Lee's Summit North 59.69 7 1521 Natalie Morerod 12 Gardner-Edgerton 59.77 Girls 800 Meter Run High School KU Relays: 2:06.67 K 2004 Trisa Nickoley, Shawnee Heights Name Yr School Finals Finals 1 2124 Samantha Levin 11 Ladue Horton Watkins 2:14.07 2 2781 Jessica Jackson 11 Neosho 2:15.87 3 3023 Kristie Mullen 11 Omaha Roncalli Catholic 2:17.73 4 2102 Lauren Collette 12 Kickapoo 2:18.17 5 3360 Hanna Jane Stradinger 11 Shawnee Mission East 2:18.97 6 1792 Landon Wachter 12 Jackson 2:19.80 7 3357 Mallory Kirby 12 Shawnee Mission East 2:20.54 8 2793 Renee Goodenough 12 Nerinx Hall 2:22.70 9 1033 Kaitlyn Barnes 09 Baldwin 2:22.96 10 1356 Lacey Erickson 11 DeSoto 2:23.00 11 2406 Danielle Walker 12 Maize 2:23.25 12 1110 Anna Church 10 Bishop Miege 2:23.29 13 2840 Mary Frances Donnelly 10 Notre Dame de Sion 2:23.31 14 2172 Kacie Schoen 12 Leavenworth 2:23.37 15 1648 Daphne Desjardins 11 Holland Hall School 2:24.41 16 2069 Angel Gannon 12 Kearney 2:24.43 17 3064 Shannon Maser 12 OP-Blue Valley West 2:24.67 18 3488 Siara Stahl 11 Smithville 2:24.89 19 2171 Erika Schiller 11 Leavenworth 2:25.36 20 3082 Meagan Wilderson 12 OP-St. Thomas Aquinas 2:25.83 21 2150 Libby Wiebe 12 Lawrence-Free State 2:26.39 22 2122 Erin Merklein 11 Kiowa-South Barber 2:26.46 23 3150 Katie Hirsch 12 Perry-Lecompton 2:26.56 24 2145 Haley Francis 11 Lawrence-Free State 2:27.08 25 2257 Marie Taylor 09 Liberty 2:27.64 26 3358 Maddy Rich 12 Shawnee Mission East 2:28.11 27 1237 Ivy Shepherd 12 Carthage 2:28.13 28 3151 Jerika Davis 12 Piedmont 2:28.30 29 2404 Emily Haberstroh 11 Lutheran (St. Peters) 2:29.29 30 2971 Hannah Kovarik 10 Olathe-Northwest 2:36.12 31 3658 Melissa Illies 12 Stilwell-Blue Valley 2:38.35 32 3620 Braylyn Bivens 12 Staley 2:41.62 Delta Timing Group - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 9:47 PM 4/17/2010 Page 4 2010 KANSAS RELAYS Memorial Stadium - University of Kansas - 4/14/2010 to 4/17/2010 Results Girls 1600 Meter Run High School KU Relays: 4:58.04 K 2004 Elizabeth Lange, Pius X HS, NE Name Yr School Finals Finals 1 2124 Samantha Levin 11 Ladue Horton Watkins 5:01.02 2 2794 Colleen Quigley 11 Nerinx Hall 5:01.16 3 1421 Molly Milbourn 11 El Dorado 5:01.85 4 2781 Jessica Jackson 11 Neosho 5:03.29 5 3588 Krista Menghini 11 St.
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    STANFORD ATHLETICS A Tradition of Excellence 116 NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship award winners, including 10 in 2007-08. 109 National Championships won by Stanford teams since 1926. 95 Stanford student-athletes who earned All-America status in 2007-08. 78 NCAA Championships won by Stanford teams since 1980. 49 Stanford-affiliated athletes and coaches who represented the United States and seven other countries in the Summer Olympics held in Beijing, including 12 current student-athletes. 32 Consecutive years Stanford teams have won at least one national championship. 31 Stanford teams that advanced to postseason play in 2007-08. 19 Different Stanford teams that have won at least one national championship. 18 Stanford teams that finished ranked in the Top 10 in their respective sports in 2007-08. 14 Consecutive U.S. Sports Academy Directors’ Cups. 14 Stanford student-athletes who earned Academic All-America recognition in 2007-08. 9 Stanford student-athletes who earned conference athlete of the year honors in 2007-08. 8 Regular season conference championships won by Stanford teams in 2007-08. 6 Pacific-10 Conference Scholar Athletes of the Year Awards in 2007-08. 5 Stanford teams that earned perfect scores of 1,000 in the NCAA’s Academic Progress Report Rate in 2007-08. 3 National Freshmen of the Year in 2007-08. 3 National Coach of the Year honors in 2007-08. 2 National Players of the Year in 2007-08. 2 National Championships won by Stanford teams in 2007-08 (women’s cross country, synchronized swimming). 1 Walter Byers Award Winner in 2007-08.
  • Williams and Jeter Go 2-3 in Women's 100; Davis Gets Tj Bronze

    Williams and Jeter Go 2-3 in Women's 100; Davis Gets Tj Bronze

    OFFICIAL TEAM USA NEWSLETTER • VOLUME V, NUMBER 4 • OSAKA, JAPAN • AUGUST 28, 2007 WILLIAMS AND JETER GO 2-3 IN WOMEN'S 100; DAVIS GETS TJ BRONZE OSAKA, Japan – Thanks to a stunning women’s 100 meters and a fine performance in the men’s triple jump, Team USA brought its medal tally to 7 Monday night at the 2007 IAAF World Outdoor Track & Field Championships. In easily the most dramatic race of the Championships thus far, Lauryn Williams (Miami, Fla.) initially looked as though she may have won her second world title in the women’s 100. The defending world champion, who has struggled since winning the 2005 world title, got off to an outstanding start and led the field at halfway. In the latter portion of the race, however, Olympic bronze medalist Veronica Campbell of Jamaica led a surge by the rest of the field, and five women – Williams, Campbell and Americans Carmelita Jeter (Long Beach, Calif.) and Torri Edwards (Corona, Calif.) and Belgium’s Kim Gevaert – crossed the line virtually simultaneously. But the gold was down to rivals Williams and Campbell, with Williams appearing to have won when seen with the naked eye. The scoreboard first flashed Edwards as the winner, which was clearly in error. Several more minutes passed before the final results were posted – Campbell first in 11.01 (-0.2 mps), which brought an audible gasp, and some gentle grumbling, from the crowd. Williams was listed as second in an iden- tical time. (Her photo finish time was .003 behind Campbell.) Jeter, who got her best start of the meet and employed her typical strong finish, was a sur- prising third in a personal-best 11.02, and Edwards was fourth in 11.05.