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2006 Outdoor Championships Half-Mile Timing - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 5:40 PM 5/14/2006 Page 1 2006 State Farm/MVC Outdoor Championship - 5/12/2006 to 5/14/2006 presented by State Farm Cessna Stadium, Wichita, Kan Results 7121 Hill, Regina Drake 24.53q 1.6 Women 100 Meter Dash 8393 Snyder, Jennifer Wichita State 24.58q 2.0 MVC Meet: 11.13 !1993 Holli Hyche 9331 Kosmacek, Meredeth Northern Iowa 24.61 2.1 MVC All-time: 11.03 #1994 Holli Hyche 10155 Curtin, Kyndra Illinois State 24.68 2.0 Cessna: 11.16 ^1979 Evelyn Ashford 11124 Ollivier, Ayden Drake 24.73 2.0 Name School Prelims 12194 Bridges, Janae Indiana State 24.75 2.1 Preliminaries 13284 Heath, April Southern Illinoi 24.76 2.1 1170 Williams, Devon Illinois State 11.54Q2.0 14191 Anderson, Valara Indiana State 24.84 2.0 2254 Norville, Danielle Missouri State U 11.72Q2.4 15367 Abraham, Sahara Wichita State 25.02 2.1 3161 Lucas, Lian Illinois State 11.73Q2.9 16165 Officer, Brianna Illinois State 25.05 1.6 4121 Hill, Regina Drake 11.73Q2.4 17253 Malcolm, Yaneika Missouri State U 25.25 2.0 5286 Norris, Andrea Southern Illinoi 11.74Q2.0 18154 Clarke, Melissa Illinois State 25.27 1.6 6155 Curtin, Kyndra Illinois State 11.96Q2.9 19259 Stephens, Angelique Missouri State U 25.40 1.6 7331 Kosmacek, Meredeth Northern Iowa 12.05q 2.0 20339 Wiebers, Lindsay Northern Iowa 25.55 2.1 8367 Abraham, Sahara Wichita State 12.09q 2.4 21334 Lynch, Sarah Northern Iowa 26.17 1.6 9385 Menton, Quanzia Wichita State 12.11 2.9 22112 Puckett, Jessica Bradley 26.76 1.6 10191 Anderson, Valara Indiana State 12.19 2.0 11245 Carter, Kim Missouri State U 12.25 2.9 Women 200 Meter Dash 12339 Wiebers, Lindsay Northern Iowa 12.36 2.4 MVC Meet: 22.60 !1994 Holli Hyche 13319 Butt, Stacy Northern Iowa 12.44 2.9 MVC All-time: 22.34 #1993 Holli Hyche 14255 Oembler, Alexandria Missouri State U 12.49 2.0 Cessna: 22.62 ^1981 Evelyn Ashford 15154 Clarke, Melissa Illinois State 12.53 2.4 Name School Finals 16334 Lynch, Sarah Northern Iowa 12.65 2.9 Finals 17336 Runde, Blair Northern Iowa 12.72 2.4 1254 Norville, Danielle Missouri State U 23.88 10 18290 Stuart, Bianca Southern Illinoi 13.45 2.0 2161 Lucas, Lian Illinois State 23.90 8 3170 Williams, Devon Illinois State 23.94 6 Women 100 Meter Dash 4286 Norris, Andrea Southern Illinoi 24.31 4 MVC Meet: 11.13 !1993 Holli Hyche 5247 Cyrus, Tanya Missouri State U 24.50 2 MVC All-time: 11.03 #1994 Holli Hyche 6156 Devers, Cherise Illinois State 24.55 1 Cessna: 11.16 ^1979 Evelyn Ashford 7121 Hill, Regina Drake 24.59 3.7 Name School Finals 8393 Snyder, Jennifer Wichita State 24.62 3.7 Finals 1170 Williams, Devon Illinois State 11.52 10 Women 400 Meter Dash 2161 Lucas, Lian Illinois State 11.70 8 MVC Meet: 52.96 !2004 Cheasa Gibson 3254 Norville, Danielle Missouri State U 11.77 6 MVC All-time: 52.96 #2004 Cheasa Gibson 4286 Norris, Andrea Southern Illinoi 11.79 4 Cessna: 52.16 ^1979 Shirley Williams 5121 Hill, Regina Drake 11.83 2 Name School Prelims 6155 Curtin, Kyndra Illinois State 12.05 1 Preliminaries 7331 Kosmacek, Meredeth Northern Iowa 12.06 3.6 1247 Cyrus, Tanya Missouri State U 55.28Q 8367 Abraham, Sahara Wichita State 12.21 3.6 2160 Lovell, Anna Illinois State 55.60Q 3333 Kyeremateng, Pam Northern Iowa 56.16Q Women 200 Meter Dash 4381 Harmon, Krista Wichita State 55.73Q MVC Meet: 22.60 !1994 Holli Hyche 5124 Ollivier, Ayden Drake 56.22Q MVC All-time: 22.34 #1993 Holli Hyche 6340 Wilson, Lynnette Northern Iowa 56.71Q Cessna: 22.62 ^1981 Evelyn Ashford 7196 Conway, Mary Kate Indiana State 56.46q Name School Prelims 8320 Carruthers, Lauren Northern Iowa 56.52q Preliminaries 9165 Officer, Brianna Illinois State 56.56 1254 Norville, Danielle Missouri State U 24.14Q2.1 10253 Malcolm, Yaneika Missouri State U 56.85 2161 Lucas, Lian Illinois State 24.23Q2.0 11156 Devers, Cherise Illinois State 57.12 3286 Norris, Andrea Southern Illinoi 24.35Q1.6 12259 Stephens, Angelique Missouri State U 57.39 4170 Williams, Devon Illinois State 24.16Q2.1 13211 Weber, Katie Indiana State 1:01.77 5156 Devers, Cherise Illinois State 24.46Q2.0 14108 Luce, Stefanie Bradley 1:02.69 6247 Cyrus, Tanya Missouri State U 24.47Q1.6 15114 Schurr, Julia Bradley 1:03.56 ---284 Heath, April Southern Illinoi DNF Half-Mile Timing - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 5:40 PM 5/14/2006 Page 2 2006 State Farm/MVC Outdoor Championship - 5/12/2006 to 5/14/2006 presented by State Farm Cessna Stadium, Wichita, Kan Results Preliminaries ... (Women 400 Meter Dash) Women 800 Meter Run Name School Prelims One-turn stagger will be used ---164 Mosher, Andrea Illinois State DQ MVC Meet: 2:07.01 !1999 Augustina Charles Women 400 Meter Dash MVC All-time: 2:05.15 #1996 Gina DeWitt MVC Meet: 52.96 !2004 Cheasa Gibson Cessna: 2:03.80 ^1979 Essie Kelly MVC All-time: 52.96 #2004 Cheasa Gibson Name School Finals Cessna: 52.16 ^1979 Shirley Williams Finals Name School Finals 1283 Davis, Ty-Nica Southern Illinoi 2:11.30 10 Finals 2378 Feldberga, Linda Wichita State 2:11.71 8 1247 Cyrus, Tanya Missouri State U 54.85 10 3329 Hutchinson, Jamie Northern Iowa 2:14.55 6 2160 Lovell, Anna Illinois State 55.35 8 4338 Westman, Moa Northern Iowa 2:14.75 4 3381 Harmon, Krista Wichita State 55.78 6 5126 Reff, Jenny Drake 2:15.05 2 4124 Ollivier, Ayden Drake 55.92 4 6246 Codrington, Clarissa Missouri State U 2:16.15 1 5320 Carruthers, Lauren Northern Iowa 56.74 2 7317 Bagge, Amy Northern Iowa 2:18.34 6333 Kyeremateng, Pam Northern Iowa 56.81 1 8117 Buresh, Avery Drake 2:19.35 7196 Conway, Mary Kate Indiana State 57.41 Women 1500 Meter Run 8340 Wilson, Lynnette Northern Iowa 57.48 MVC Meet: 4:24.22 !2005 Desiraye Osburn Women 800 Meter Run MVC All-time: 4:19.95 #2006 Desiraye Osburn One-turn stagger will be used Cessna: 4:11.90 ^1979 Francie Larrieu MVC Meet: 2:07.01 !1999 Augustina Charles Name School Finals MVC All-time: 2:05.15 #1996 Gina DeWitt 1387 Osburn, Desiraye Wichita State 4:26.08 10 Cessna: 2:03.80 ^1979 Essie Kelly 2294 Wagner, Lindsay Southern Illinoi 4:36.50 8 Name School Prelims 3246 Codrington, Clarissa Missouri State U 4:38.17 6 Preliminaries 4199 Engle, Laura Indiana State 4:40.35 4 1329 Hutchinson, Jamie Northern Iowa 2:10.97Q 5163 McDonald, Betsy Illinois State 4:41.14 2 2378 Feldberga, Linda Wichita State 2:11.10Q 6169 Turner, Suzanne Illinois State 4:42.99 1 3283 Davis, Ty-Nica Southern Illinoi 2:13.44Q 7122 Malarkey, Kelly Drake 4:47.06 4117 Buresh, Avery Drake 2:11.72Q 8398 Wood, Jenna Wichita State 4:47.89 5338 Westman, Moa Northern Iowa 2:12.36Q 9262 Wolkey, Kristin Missouri State U 4:49.47 6246 Codrington, Clarissa Missouri State U 2:13.61Q 10102 Backstrom, Marcia Bradley 4:49.68 7126 Reff, Jenny Drake 2:12.65q 11428 Land, Mica Wichita State 4:52.70 8317 Bagge, Amy Northern Iowa 2:13.16q 12168 Thompson, Kathleen Illinois State 4:54.74 9151 Beals, Whitney Illinois State 2:13.45 13251 Key, Chloe Missouri State U 4:59.69 10325 German, Angie Northern Iowa 2:14.32 14113 Schultz, Ainslie Bradley 5:04.93 11288 Ringelestein, Katie Southern Illinoi 2:14.94 15119 Garrett, Amy Drake 5:07.81 12209 Taflinger, Ashley Indiana State 2:15.77 16120 Hamling, Sarah Drake 5:12.44 13115 Westrick, Sarah Bradley 2:17.47 17101 Aavang, Bekah Bradley 5:21.69 14125 Poole, Allison Drake 2:17.48 Women 5000 Meter Run 15118 Dumke, Breanna Drake 2:18.81 MVC Meet: 16:44.54 !2005 Casey Owens 16197 Costello, Julia Indiana State 2:18.83 MVC All-time: 15:53.51 #2006 Desiraye Osburn 17390 Reeves, Thelma Wichita State 2:20.29 Cessna: 16:22.95 ^2002 Sarah Brisendine 18212 Weide, Hannah Indiana State 2:21.10 Name School Finals 19119 Garrett, Amy Drake 2:22.79 1387 Osburn, Desiraye Wichita State 16:55.05 10 20251 Key, Chloe Missouri State U 2:23.31 2371 Becker, Sarah Wichita State 17:19.31 8 3248 DeWitt, Casey Missouri State U 17:24.72 6 4289 Schilling, Cherylynn Southern Illinoi 17:30.12 4 5159 Kennedy, Laura Illinois State 17:34.21 2 6261 Vestal, Carrie Missouri State U 17:42.04 1 7199 Engle, Laura Indiana State 17:46.43 8257 Sanders, Ashley Missouri State U 17:52.46 9328 Hawley, Traci Northern Iowa 18:07.96 10279 Birn, Katie Southern Illinoi 18:09.56 11427 Rinker, Sarah Southern Illinoi 18:11.00 Half-Mile Timing - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 5:40 PM 5/14/2006 Page 3 2006 State Farm/MVC Outdoor Championship - 5/12/2006 to 5/14/2006 presented by State Farm Cessna Stadium, Wichita, Kan Results (Women 5000 Meter Run) Women 100 Meter Hurdles Name School Finals MVC Meet: 13.53 !1996 Melinda Sallins 12204 Prince, Dani Indiana State 18:17.60 MVC All-time: 13.37 #2005 Lindsay Eck 13280 Brice, Shelby Southern Illinoi 18:19.66 Cessna: 13.19 ^1921 Stephanie Hightower 14260 Vest, Jamie Missouri State U 18:22.03 Name School Finals 15163 McDonald, Betsy Illinois State 18:23.16 Finals 16169 Turner, Suzanne Illinois State 18:29.96 1256 Partain, Tracy Missouri State U 13.38 10 17281 Christensen, Brittani Southern Illinoi 18:45.87 2393 Snyder, Jennifer Wichita State 13.61 8 18198 Durr, Leah Indiana State 18:49.12 3123 McDaniel, Kasey Drake 13.65 6 19205 Pugh, Emily Indiana State 18:50.14 4193 Bess, Myra Indiana State 14.36 4 20200 Jarvis, Sarah Indiana State 19:44.63 5158 Hourd, Brittney Illinois State 14.62 2 ---262 Wolkey, Kristin Missouri State U DNF 6255 Oembler, Alexandria Missouri State U 14.77 1 ---294 Wagner, Lindsay Southern Illinoi DNF 7295 White, Maleah Jo Southern Illinoi 14.94 2.8 ---168 Thompson, Kathleen Illinois State DNF 8335 Lyons, Cali Northern Iowa 15.09 2.8 Women 10000 Meter Run Women 400 Meter Hurdles MVC Meet: 35:44.89 !2004 Casey Owens MVC Meet: 57.71 !1995 Melinda Sallins MVC All-time: 33:52.95 #2005 Casey Owens MVC All-time: 56.74 #1996
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