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— the Outdoor Season Now Officially Hot — Volume 13, No. 19 April 07, 2014 version ii — The Outdoor Season Now Officially Hot — II(-1.0)–1. Eddie Lovett' (Fl) 13.60; 2. Aleec Elite 56.15. — Florida Relays — Harris (USC) 13.61; 3. Keith Hayes (unat) II-1. South Carolina 57.31 (CL). Gainesville, April 4-5— 13.67; 4. *Donald Pollitt (Syr) 13.76. Field Events (4/4—100, 200, 400, 800, 110H, 400H, LJ, IV(1.6)–1. Gerkenz Senesca (Nik) 13.76. HJ: 1. Viktor Fajoyomi (USC) 7-1 (2.16); HT, JT) 400H: I–1. Roxroy Cato' (StA) 48.67 PR 2. **Avion Jones (ECar) 7-1 PR. 100: I(1.0)–1. James Ellington' (GB) 10.16 (WL); 2. Jeffery Gibson' (Bah) 48.95; 3. Eric PV: 1. Japheth Cato (Wi) 17-¾ (5.20). PR; 2. Harry Aikines-Aryeetey' (GB) 10.17; Alejandro' (PR) 49.12; 4. Emanuel Mayers' LJ: 1. ***Kenneth Fisher (B-C) 25-2¾ 3. Churandy Martina' (Hol) 10.25; 4. Adam (Tri) 49.86; 5. Seth Mbow' (StA) 50.12. (7.69) PR. Harris' (Guy) 10.31. II–1. *Keyunta Hayes (UTSA) 49.59 (AL, TJ: 1. DeJon Wilkinson (StA) 53-11¼ II(2.4)–1. Tony McQuay (adi) 10.13w; 2. CL); 2. **Rilwan Alowonle (NC) 50.44; 3. (16.44) PR; 2. *Marquis Dendy (Fl) 52-6 Javon Young (unat) 10.29w; 3. Clayton Par- **Jermaine Collier (SC) 50.96. (16.00). ros (LSpeed) 10.32w. Relay Events SP: 1. *Jonathan Jones (Buf) 64-5¾ III(-0.1)–1. ***Trayvon Bromell (Bay) 10.16; 4 x 100: 1. Pure Athletics 38.55 (38.545) (19.65); 2. *Stipe Zunic' (Fl) 63-4 (19.30); 3. 2. Aaron Brown' (USC) 10.24; 3. *Beejay Lee (Bracy, Edward', Phiri', Ashmeade'); 2. *Brad Szypka (Ky) 62-10 (19.15); 4. **Ashinia (USC) 10.31; 4. Jonathan Smith (Ga) 10.31. Florida 38.55 (38.549) (Wright, Graham, Miller' (Ga) 62-5¼ (19.03). IV(-1.8)–1. *Dedric Dukes (Fl) 10.27 PR. Hall, Dukes); DT: 1. *Tavis Bailey (Tn) 200-5 (61.10); 2. 200(-0.6): 1. Dukes (Fl) 19.97 PR (WL, 3. Great Britain 38.64 (Talbot', Rooney', Evans 195-9 (59.68). AL, CL) (8, =9 C); 2. Brown' 20.19 PR; 3. Kilty', Ellington'); 4. Jen Flash Runners HT: 1. Alex Ziegler' (Ger) 237-8 (72.44); 2. **Gino Hall (Fl) 20.46 PR; 4. Carvin Nkanata (Hyman', Makusha', Fraser', Jobodwana') Andy Fryman (Mjo) 233-6 (71.19); 3. *Michael (Pitt) 20.56. 38.88; 5. Star Athletics 39.53; 6. St. Au- Lihrman (Wi) 226-8 (69.10) PR; II(-0.1)–1. Brandon Byram (unat) 20.27 gustine’s 39.98. 4. Remy Conaster (USC) 226-8 (69.10); PR; 2. Torrin Lawrence (Nik) 20.72; 3. Calvin II–1. USC 39.60; 2. TCU 39.69; 3. Georgia 5. **Tomas Kruzliak' (VaT) 225-3 (68.67); 6. Smith (adi) 20.75; 4. David Verburg (adi) 39.75; 4. South Carolina 39.84. *Kyle Strawn (Fl) 221-5 (67.49) PR. 20.77 PR; 5. Manteo Mitchell (Nik) 20.78. III–1. North Carolina A&T 39.84. JT: 1. *Raymond Dykstra' (Ky) 238-1 III(0.0)–1. Parros 20.66 PR; 2. *Brendon 4 x 200: I–1. Pure Athletics 1:20.69 (WL) (72.56). Rodney' (LIUB) 20.76; 3. Kerron Clement (Bracy, Harvey', Phiri', Edward'); 2. Zenith (Nik) 20.78. Velocity AC 1:22.08; 2. Star Athletics 1:22.57. FLORIDA RELAYS WOMEN IV(0.2)–1. Kirk Wilson (Short) 20.81 PR; 2. II–1. USC 1:22.17; 2. St. Augustine’s (4/4—100, 200, 400, 800, 1500, St, 100H, *Reggie Lewis (Clem) 20.88 PR; 4. **Najee 1:22.23; 3. South Carolina 1:23.23. 400H, HJ, PV, LJ, DT, JT) Glass (Fl) 21.05 PR. 4 x 400: I–1. Florida 2:59.73 (WL, AL, CL) 100: I(1.2)–1. Joanna Atkins (LSpeed) V(0.1)–1. ***Ceo Ways (NC) 20.56 PR; (2C; #2 school) (Glass 45.9, Graham 45.3, 11.09 PR (WL, AL); 2. Desiree Henry' (GB) 2. *Davonte Stewart (USC) 20.68 PR; 3. Dukes 44.7, Hall 43.8); 11.23 PR; 3. Candyce McGrone (Nik) 11.26; Johnathan Smith (Ga) 20.72 PR. 2. Gainesville Elite 2:59.76 (Verburg 45.6, 4. Jodie Williams' (GB) 11.30. 400: I–1. Christian Taylor (LiN) 45.37 (0.03 Lawrence 44.8, Taylor 44.5, Clement 44.9); II(0.5)–1. **Shayla Sanders (Fl) 11.29; 2. off PR); 2. Anderson Henriques' (Bra) 45.46; 3. IMG Academy 3:01.41 (Re', L. Merritt, *Tynia Gaither' (USC) 11.41 =PR. 3. Michael Bingham' (GB) 45.49. Pinder', Jobodwana'); VI(2.8)–1. **Alexis Faulknor (USC) 11.38w. II–1. Hall 45.19 (AL, AmCL); 2. *Hugh 4. GW Express 3:01.98 (Hyatt', Gibson', 200(1.3): 1. Atkins 22.27 PR (WL, AL); Graham (Fl) 45.56; 3. Brycen Spratling (Pitt) Bingham', B. Jackson); 5. Brazil 3:04.41; 2. Williams' 22.91; 3. Simone Facey' (Jam) 45.78; 4. **Najee Glass (Fl) 45.92. 6. adidas 3:04.69 (Mitchell 45.2, McQuay, 22.97; 4. Dee Dee Trotter (Sauc) 23.03; 5. IV–1. ***Ways 45.93. Wariner c45.0, Boyd); 7. Pure Athletics Lenora Guion-Firmin' (Fra) 23.30; 6. Taheshia Harrigan-Scott' (BVI) 23.33. 800: I–1. Sean Obinwa (Fl) 1:46.68 PR; 3:06.66; 8. St. Augustine’s 3:06.97. II(-1.6)–1. *Dezerea Bryant (Ky) 22.88; 2. 2. *Brandon Lasater (GaT) 1:47.19 PR; II–1. Zenith Velocity AC 3:03.53; 2. North **Destinee Gause (Fl) 23.29. 3. *Charles Grethen' (Ga) 1:47.22 PR; 4. Carolina 3:05.46; 3. Georgia 3:05.73; 4. Pitt III(0.2)–1. Gaither' 22.99 PR; 2. **Shayla ***Andrés Arroyo' (Fl) 1:47.57 PR; 5. Jamaal 3:06.38; 5. TCU 3:06.57. Sanders (Fl) 23.25 PR; 3. **Ashley Fields James' (Tri) 1:47.60; 6. Shawn Roberts (GaT) 4 x 800: 1. Georgia Tech 7:16.89 (CL); (Bay) 23.48. 1:47.66 PR; 7. *Austin Mudd (Wi) 1:50.77. 2. Florida 7:17.88. IV(-0.6)–1. **Kyra Jefferson (Fl) 22.78 PR; II–1. *Keffri Neal' (Ky) 1:47.57 PR. SpMed: 1. Zenith Velocity 3:20.43; 2. 2. Jessica Davis (USC) 23.18. 1500: 1. *Michael Vidal (FlAt) 3:45.50 PR. Hampton 3:20.85. V(-2.8)–1. *Keilah Tyson (Ky) 23.37 PR; 110H: I(2.8)–1. Ryan Brathwaite' (Bar) 4 x 110H: I–1. Star Athletics 54.97 (WL); 2. *Tyshonda Hawkins (ECar) 23.41 PR; 3. 13.45w; 2. Mikel Thomas' (Tri) 13.51w; 3. 2. Boogie Johnson TC 55.57 (AL) (Cross, Ebony Eutsey (Fl) 23.42 PR. Jarrett Eaton (WEx) 13.59w. Richardson, Adams); 3. South Florida -99- April 07, 2014 400: 1. **Robin Reynolds (Fl) 51.57 PR; 2. CL) (6 C; #5 school) (Booker, Bryant, PR (AL); 2. Luis Ibarra' (Mex) 8:43.88; 3. Eutsey 52.33; 3. ***Shakima Wimbley (Mia) Harrison, Peare); Matt Cleaver (adiR) 8:44.53; 4. Zach Wiles 52.58 PR; 4. *Kiara Porter (VaC) 52.92. 2. UCF 3:46.12; 3. Hampton 3:47.18; 4. (Boise) 8:45.95 PR; 5. *Allan Schroeder II–1. Kala Funderburk (unat) 52.60. Miami 3:47.21. (Boise) 8:47.56 PR. III–1. *Vanessa Jones (USC) 52.83 PR; 2. DisMed: 1. Florida 11:18.51. 5000 Marlena Wesh' (Clem) 52.85. 4 x 100H: 1. Boogie Johnson TC 50.66 II–1. Eric Avila (SnOr) 13:43.05 PR; 2. Nick 800: I–1. Morgan Uceny (adi) 2:04.40; 2. WB (old WB 50.78 Boogie Fast TC [US] Happe (NDm) 13:43.55 PR; 3. Luc Bruchet' Allison Peare (Ky) 2:04.57 PR; 3. Cory McGee ’13) (Castlin, Rollins, Harrison, Porter'); (Can) 13:45.04 PR; 4. Donald Cowart (unat) (Fl) 2:05.04 PR; 4. Jesse Carlin (unat) 2:06.48. 2. Star Athletics 52.07 (4W) (Wells, Jones, 13:45.45 PR; III–1. *Thandi Stewart (Mia) 2:07.26 PR. Idlette', Coward); 3. FC Elite 53.27 (AL). 5. *Kevin Batt' (Adams) 13:45.49; 6. Wade 1500: 1. ***Rebekah Greene' (Fl) 4:19.68; II–1. Florida 54.25 (CL); 2. Miami 56.08. Meddles (EnKy) 13:46.27 PR; 7. Fernando 2. Megan Malasarte (Ga) 4:20.53 PR. III–1. South Carolina 54.69; 2. UAB 56.41. Cabada (NewtRE) 13:46.47; 8. Jonathan St: 1. Svenja Meyer' (Jack) 10:20.80 PR. IV–1. Baylor 55.44; 2. Tennessee State Peterson (Brk) 13:46.56; 5000: 1. **Anne-Marie Blaney (UCF) 56.22. 9. *Weston Strum (LMU) 13:47.28 PR; 16:34.57 PR. Field Events 10. Soufiane Bouchikhi' (EnKy) 13:48.29; 100H(0.7): 1. Jackie Coward (StarA) HJ: 1. Allison Barwise (BU) 6-¾ (1.85); 2. 11. Matt Hillenbrand (Ky) 13:49.24 PR; 12. 12.91 (AL); 2. Tenaya Jones (StarA) 12.93; Amina Smith (Md) 6-¾ PR; 3. Tynita Butts Solomon Haile (Ar) 13:49.28 PR. 3. Andrea Bliss' (Jam) 13.17; 4. Lavonne (ECar) 6-¾; 4. Saniel Atkinson-Grier' (Bah) III–1. Isaac Presson (NC) 13:52.93 PR. Idlette' (Dom) 13.27. 5-11½ (1.82); 5. *Amber Melville (Md) 5-11½; 10,000 II(1.9)– 1.
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