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By Conference 2013 IAAF World Championships -- Moscow, Russia * On 2013 Collegiate Roster Meet Recap (by Conference) CIS America East NCAA D‐I MEN MEN Damian WARNER 89 CAN DEC 8512 34 Omar ABDI* 91 SOM 1500 4:00.00 Frontier NAIA WOMEN 14 Cleopatra BOREL 79 TRI UMBC SP 17.84m MEN NCAA D‐I 29 Ramon MILLER 87 BAH 400 47.53 American Great Plains NAIA MEN 6 Matt HUGHES 89 CAN Lvile Steeple 8:11.64 MEN WOMEN 17 A.G. KRUGER 79 USA HT 73.35m Octavious FREEMAN* 92 USA UCF 4x100 42.75 Sooner Athletic NAIA 8 Octavious FREEMAN* 92 USA UCF 100 11.16 34 Stephanie KALU* 93 NGR SMU 100 11.67 MEN ‐‐‐ Stephanie KALU* 93 NGR SMU 4x100 DQ‐h Mike RODGERS 85 USA 4x100 37.66 6 Mike RODGERS 85 USA 100 10.04 Atlantic 10 NCAA D‐I ACC NCAA D‐I MEN David VERBURG* 91 USA GMsn 4x400 2:58.71 MEN James HARRIS* 91 USA FlaSt 4x400 2:59.85 heats Big 12 NCAA D‐I 4 Jonathan BORLEE 88 BEL FlaSt 400 44.54 MEN 5 Jonathan BORLEE 88 BEL FlaSt 4x400 3:01.02 Mookie SALAAM 90 USA Okla 4x100 37.66 5 Kevin BORLEE 88 BEL FlaSt 4x400 3:01.02 Charles SILMON* 91 USA TCU 4x100 37.66 7 Vikas GOWDA 83 IND NCar DISC 64.03m 210‐1 Justyn WARNER 87 CAN TCU 4x100 37.92 8 Marcel LOMNICKY 87 SVK VaT HT 77.57m 254‐6 Dylan ARMSTRONG 81 CAN Texas SP 21.34m 70‐¼ 9 Kevin BORLEE 88 BEL FlaSt 400 45.03 5 Erik KYNARD* 91 USA KanSt HJ 2.32m 7‐7¼ 10 Ryan HILL* 90 USA NCSt 5000 13:32.69 13 LaToy WILLIAMS 88 BAH TxT 4x400 3:02.67 13 Jeff EGGLESTON 84 USA Va MAR 2:14:23 15 Shane BRATHWAITE 90 BAR TxT 4x100 38.94 14 Warren FRASER* 91 BAH Clem 4x100 38.70 19 Leo MANZANO 84 USA Texas 1500 3:44.00 20 George KITCHENS, JR. 83 USA Clem LJ 7.75m 27 LaToy WILLIAMS 88 BAH TxT 400 46.65 21 Pelle REITVELD 85 NED FlaSt DEC 7840 35 Charles SILMON* 91 USA TCU 100 10.34 WOMEN ‐‐‐ Trey HARDEE 84 USA Texas DEC DNF Brianna ROLLINS* 91 USA Clem 100H 12.44 WOMEN Murielle AHOURE 87 CIV MiaFl 100 10.93 Alexandria ANDERSON 87 USA Texas 4x100 42.75 Murielle AHOURE 87 CIV MiaFl 200 22.32 4 Michelle CARTER 85 USA Texas SP 19.94m 65‐5 4 Hannah ENGLAND 87 GBR FlaSt 1500 4:04.98 7 Alexandria ANDERSON 87 USA Texas 100 11.10 4 Kim WILLIAMS 88 JAM FlaSt TJ 14.62m 47‐11¾ 8 Tori POLK 83 USA TxT LJ 6.73m 22‐1 5 Queen HARRISON 88 USA VaT 100H 12.73 8 Tia BROOKS* 90 USA Okla SP 18.09m 59‐4¼ 6 Molly HUDDLE 84 USA ND 5000 15:05.73 21 Beverly RAMOS 87 PUR KanSt Steeple 9:49.60 7 Shannon ROWBURY 84 USA Duke 5000 15:06.10 21 Chantel MALONE 91 IVB Texas LJ 6.40m 8 Susan KUIJKEN 86 NED FlaSt 5000 15:14.70 22 Danielle DOWIE* 92 JAM Texas 400H 57.03 8 Shalane FLANAGAN 81 USA NCar 10k 31:34.83 22 Brittany BORMAN 89 USA Okla JAV 57.63m 15 Kate VAN BUSKIRK 87 CAN Duke 1500 4:07.36 ‐‐‐ Anne ZAGRE* 90 BEL FlaSt 100H DQ‐sf Big East NCAA D‐I MEN 24 Tim NEDOW 90 CAN DeP SP 18.72m WOMEN 27 Sheila REID 89 CAN Nova 1500 4:10.90 Monday, August 19, 2013 USTFCCCA.org Page 1 of 6 2013 IAAF World Championships -- Moscow, Russia * On 2013 Collegiate Roster Meet Recap (by Conference) Big Sky NCAA D‐I Conference USA NCAA D‐I MEN MEN 14 Cam LEVINS 89 CAN SnUtah 10k 27:47.89 LaShawn MERRITT 86 USA ECar 400 43.74 17 Lopez LOMONG 85 USA NoAz 1500 3:43.79 LaShawn MERRITT 86 USA ECar 4x400 2:58.71 25 Diego ESTRADA* 89 MEX NoAz 5000 13:48.30 5 Churandy MARTINA 84 NED UTEP 4x100 38.37 29 Jordan CHIPANGAMA 88 ZAM NoAz MAR 2:19:47 7 Churandy MARTINA 84 NED UTEP 200 20.35 WOMEN 12 Churandy MARTINA 84 NED UTEP 100 10.09 12 Chris O'HARE* 90 GBR Tuls 1500 3:46.04 40 Karene KING 87 IVB PortSt 200 23.97 14 Mickael HANANY 83 FRA UTEP HJ 2.26m Big South NCAA D‐I 18 Noah AKWU* 90 NGR MdTn 4x400 3:04.52 heats 18 Abiola ONAKOYA* NGR UTEP 4x400 3:04.52 heats WOMEN 13 Amber CAMPBELL 81 USA CoCar HT 69.86m WOMEN Blessing OKAGBARE 88 NGR UTEP LJ 6.99m 22‐11¼ Big Ten NCAA D‐I Blessing OKAGBARE 88 NGR UTEP 200 22.32 6 Blessing OKAGBARE 88 NGR UTEP 100 11.04 MEN 13 Funmi JIMOH 84 USA Rice LJ 6.57m Derek DROUIN* 90 CAN Ind HJ 2.38m 7‐9¾ 20 Sarah NAMBAWA 85 UGA MdTn TJ 13.31m 43‐8 5 Evan JAGER 89 USA Wis Steeple 8:08.67 23 Gloria ASUMNU NGR Tuln 100 11.44 8 Andrew RILEY 88 JAM Ill 110H 13.51 9 Mohammed AHMED* 91 CAN Wis 10k 27:35.76 Horizon NCAA D‐I 10 Nate BRANNEN 82 CAN Mich 1500 3:38.09 16 Dusty JONAS 86 USA Neb HJ 2.26m WOMEN 19 De'Sean TURNER 88 USA Ind Steeple 8:28.44 18 Dot MCMAHAN 76 USA Mil MAR 2:39:52 WOMEN Ivy NCAA D‐I Ashley SPENCER* 93 USA Ill 4x400 3:20.41 MEN Tiffany PORTER 87 GBR Mich 100H 12.55 9 Bruno HORTELANO‐ 91 ESP Corn 4x100 38.46 Shana COX 85 GBR PennSt 4x400 3:22.61 ROIG* 5 Gia LEWIS‐ 79 USA Ill DISC 64.23m 210‐8 11 Samyr LAINE 84 HAI Harv TJ 16.09m 52‐9½ SMALLWOOD 15 Bruno HORTELANO‐ 91 ESP Corn 200 20.55 13 Nicole SIFUENTES 86 CAN Mich 1500 4:06.30 ROIG* 15 Gyorgyi FARKAS‐ 85 HUN Neb HEPT 6067 34 Anthony ROMANIW 91 CAN Dart 800 1:47.98 ZSIVOCZKY 16 Ashley SPENCER* 93 USA Ill 400 51.80 WOMEN 21 Liz PODOMINICK 84 USA Minn DISC 56.41m 185‐1 19 Ashley HIGGINSON 89 USA Prin Steeple 9:45.78 23 Aleesha BARBER 87 TRI PennSt 100H 13.52 NCAA D‐I 25 Nicole BUSH 86 USA MichSt Steeple 9:58.03 MEAC 27 Bettie WADE 86 USA Mich HEPT 5768 MEN 34 Kineke ALEXANDER 86 VIN Iowa 200 23.42 David OLIVER 82 USA How 110H 13.00 NCAA D‐I 10 Chris BROWN 78 BAH NorfSt 400 45.18 Big West 13 Chris BROWN 78 BAH NorfSt 4x400 3:02.67 WOMEN WOMEN Brenda MARTINEZ 87 USA UCRv 800 1:57.91 Francena MCCORORY 88 USA Hamp 4x400 3:20.41 6 Sharon DAY 85 USA CPoly HEPT 6407 4 Lenora GUION‐FIRMIN* 91 FRA UMES 4x400 3:24.21 12 Kim CONLEY 86 USA UCDav 5000 15:36.58 6 Francena MCCORORY 88 USA Hamp 400 50.68 27 Jennifer CAREY* IRE UCSB 400 52.62 12 Amara JONES 91 BAH SavSt 4x400 3:32.91 16 Lenora GUION‐FIRMIN* 91 FRA UMES 200 23.11 Monday, August 19, 2013 USTFCCCA.org Page 2 of 6 2013 IAAF World Championships -- Moscow, Russia * On 2013 Collegiate Roster Meet Recap (by Conference) Mid-American NCAA D‐I Pac-12 NCAA D‐I MEN MEN 16 Shawn BARBER* 94J CAN Akrn PV 5.40m 17‐8½ Josh MANCE 92 USA USC 4x400 2:59.85 heats 17 Eric ALEJANDRO 86 PUR EnMich 400H 49.44 Ashton EATON 88 USA Ore DEC 8809 29 Alex ROSE* 91 SAM CMich DISC 56.19m Matthew CENTROWITZ 89 USA Ore 1500 3:36.78 34 Dan HULING 83 USA MiaOh Steeple 8:37.80 Ryan WILSON 80 USA USC 110H 13.13 Ryan WHITING 86 USA AzSt SP 21.57m 70‐9¼ NCAA D‐I Missouri Valley Emir BEKRIC 91 SRB USC 400H 48.05 MEN Aaron BROWN* 92 CAN USC 4x100 37.92 26 Greggmar SWIFT* 91 BAR IndSt 110H 13.79 Luis RIVERA‐MORALES 87 MEX Ariz LJ 8.27m 27‐1¾ 4 Galen RUPP 86 USA Ore 10k 27:24.39 WOMEN 4 Brad WALKER 81 USA Wash PV 5.82m 19‐1 9 Jeneva MCCALL 89 USA SoIll HT 72.65m 238‐4 5 Felix SANCHEZ 77 DOM USC 400H 48.22 15 Oarabile BABOLAYI* 90 BOT MoSt 4x400 3:38.96 6 Duane SOLOMON 84 USA USC 800 1:44.42 34 Sade SEALY* 91 BAR IllSt 400 55.45 6 Bernard LAGAT 74 USA WaSt 5000 13:29.24 ‐‐‐ Kylie HUTSON USA IndSt PV NH 8 Galen RUPP 86 USA Ore 5000 13:29.87 NCAA D‐I 8 Steven SOLOMON* 93 AUS Stan 4x400 3:02.26 Mountain West 9 Brandon JOHNSON 85 USA UCLA 800 1:44.89 MEN 10 Dathan RITZENHEIN 82 USA Colo 10k 27:37.90 6 Jarrin SOLOMON 86 TRI NM 4x400 3:01.74 11 Dwight PHILLIPS 77 USA AzSt LJ 7.88m 25‐10¼ 11 Jarrin SOLOMON 86 TRI NM 400 45.43 11 Julian WRUCK* 91 AUS UCLA DISC 62.40m 204‐8 ‐‐‐ Kurt FELIX 88 GRN Boise DEC DNF 13 Aaron BROWN* 92 CAN USC 100 10.15 WOMEN 15 Martin MARIC 84 CRO Cal DISC 61.98m 18 Chris DERRICK 90 USA Stan 10k 28:04.54 10 Amanda BINGSON 90 USA UNLV HT 72.56m 238‐0 22 Edgar RIVERA‐ 91 MEX Ariz HJ 2.22m 11 Janay DELOACH 85 USA ColoSt LJ 6.44m 21‐1½ MORALES* SOUKUP 23 Chris WINTER 86 CAN Ore Steeple 8:29.36 16 Christine SPENCE 81 USA UNLV 400H 58.35 23 Jesse WILLIAMS 83 USA USC HJ 2.22m 7‐3¼ 24 Whitney ASHLEY 89 USA SDiSt DISC 44.60m 146‐4 24 Marcus NILSSON* 91 SWE UCLA DEC 7540 26 Zack LLOYD 84 USA Ariz SP 18.63m 32 James EICHBERGER* 90 MEX Ariz 800 1:47.96 37 Carlos TRUJILLO 85 USA Ore MAR 2:23:13 ‐‐‐ Jeremy TAIWO* 90 USA Wash DEC DNF WOMEN Jenny SIMPSON 86 USA Colo 1500 4:02.99 Dalilah MUHAMMAD USA USC 400H 54.09 English GARDNER* 92 USA Ore 4x100 42.75 Brigetta BARRETT* 90 USA Ariz HJ 2.00m 6‐6¾ Brianne THEISEN 86 CAN Ore HEPT 6530 EATON 4 English GARDNER* 92 USA Ore 100 10.97 4 Alysia MONTAÑO 86 USA Cal 800 1:57.95 4 Dawn HARPER 84 USA UCLA 100H 12.59 6 Charonda WILLIAMS 87 USA AzSt 200 22.81 7 Zoe BUCKMAN 88 AUS Ore 1500 4:05.77 8 Eva ORBAN 84 HUN USC HT 72.70m 238‐6 10 Nia ALI 88 USA USC 100H 12.83 12 Jordan HASAY* 91 USA Ore 10k 32:17.93 13 Shawna FERMIN* 91 TRI WaSt 4x400 3:33.50 13 Becky HOLLIDAY 80 USA Ore PV 4.45m 14 Amy HASTINGS 84 USA AzSt 10k 32:51.19 18 Inika MCPHERSON 86 USA Cal HJ 1.88m Monday, August 19, 2013 USTFCCCA.org Page 3 of 6 2013 IAAF World Championships -- Moscow, Russia * On 2013 Collegiate Roster Meet Recap (by Conference) 18 Tori PENA 87 IRE UCLA PV 4.30m SEC NCAA D‐I 20 Shalaya KIPP* 90 USA Colo Steeple 9:45.97 20 Christabel NETTEY* 91 CAN AzSt LJ 6.47m MEN 23 Arantxa KING 89 BER Stan LJ 6.36m Arman HALL* 94J USA Fla 4x400 2:58.71 29 Georganne MOLINE* 90 USA Ariz 400H 59.05 Tony MCQUAY 90 USA Fla 4x400 2:58.71 29 Alyssa HASSLEN* 91 USA Ariz SP 15.97m Justin GATLIN 82 USA Tenn 100 9.85 Tony MCQUAY 90 USA Fla 400 44.40 Justin GATLIN 82 USA Tenn 4x100 37.66 Curtis MITCHELL 89 USA TxAM 200 20.04 Will CLAYE 91 USA Fla TJ 17.52m 57‐5¾ 4 Jason RICHARDSON 86 USA SCar 110H 13.27 4 Christian TAYLOR 90 USA Fla TJ 17.20m 56‐5¼ 4 Reese HOFFA 77 USA Ga SP 21.12m 69‐3½ 5 Aries MERRITT 85 USA Tenn 110H 13.31 6 Donald THOMAS 84 BAH Aub HJ 2.32m 7‐7¼ 7 Kirani JAMES 92 GRN Ala 400 44.99 7 Rondel SORRILLO 86 TRI Ky 4x100 38.57 7 Richard THOMPSON 85 TRI LSU 4x100 38.57 8 Kerron CLEMENT 85 USA Fla 400H 49.08 8 Damar FORBES* 90 JAM LSU LJ 8.02m 26‐3¾ 9 Isiah YOUNG* 90 USA Miss 200 20.36 9 Cory MARTIN 85 USA Aub SP 20.09m 65‐11 10 Mikel THOMAS 87 TRI Ky 110H 13.46 11 Wayne DAVIS II* 91 TRI
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