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Aggie Outdoor School Records AGGIE OUTDooR SCHooL RECORDS Women Men TRACK EVENTS TRACK EVENTS 100 10.95 Simone Facey 2008 100 10.04 Andre Cason 1989 200 22.23 Olivia Ekponé 2014 200 19.95 Floyd Heard 1987 400 50.56 Jessica Beard 2009 400 43.70 Fred Kerley Former Collegiate Record 2017 800 2:01.18 Jazmine Fray 2018 800 1:43.55 Donavan Brazier Former Collegiate Record 2016 1500 4:17.06 Natosha Rogers 2012 1500 3:40.66 Alex Riba 2018 Mile 4:41.00 Natosha Rogers 2012 Steeple 8:23.16 Henry Lelei 2013 Steeple 10:29.53 Sarah Ravenelle 2007 5000 13:45.30 Henry Lelei 2013 5000 15:45.80 Natosha Rogers 2012 10,000 28:42.77 Arturo Barrios 1985 10,000 31:59.21 Natosha Rogers 2012 110H 13.20 Wayne Davis II 2014 100H 12.74 Anjanette Kirkland 1997 400H 49.05 Craig Calk 1987 400H 53.51 Shamier Little 2016 RELAYS RELAYS 4x100 42.36 Former Collegiate Record 2009 4x100 38.30 2014 Khrystal Carter, Porscha Lucas, Dominique Duncan, Gabby Mayo Prezel Hardy, Jr., Shavez Hart, Michael Bryan, Deon Lendore 4x200 1:29.42 Former Collegiate Record 2010 4x200 1:20.29 2014 Jeneba Tarmoh, Gabby Mayo, Jessica Beard, Porscha Lucas Carlyle Roudette, Prezel Hardy, Jr., Shavez Hart, Deon Lendore 4x400 3:25.57 2019 4x400 2:59.05 American Collegiate Record 2019 Tierra Robinson-Jones, Jaevin Reed, Jazmine Fray, Syaira Richardson Bryce Deadmon, Robert Grant, Kyree Johnson, Devin Dixon 4x800 8:29.25 2018 4x800 7:14.02 2011 Jean Jenkins, Jazmine Fray, Brittany Parker, Sammy Watson Sam Mutschler, Joey Roberts, Oscar Ramirez, Michael Preble SMR 3:39.04 Collegiate Record 2017 4x1500 15:20.79 2012 Diamond Spaulding, Brenessa Thompson, Jaevin Reed, Jazmine Fray Will Barry, MacLean O’Donnell, C.J. Brown, Henry Lelei DMR 11:09.43 2018 SMR 3:11.94 Collegiate Record 2017 Sammy Watson, Glorilisha Carter, Brittany Parker, Jazmine Fray Fred Kerley, Elijah Morrow, Mylik Kerley, Devin Dixon Shuttle Hurdle 52.50 Collegiate Record 2010 DMR 9:35.36 2012 Vashti Thomas, Gabby Mayo, Donique’ Flemings, Natasha Ruddock James Bonn, Ashton Young, Oscar Ramirez, Henry Lelei FIELD EVENTS FIELD EVENTS High Jump 6-3 ½ (1.92) Melinda Clark 1989 High Jump 7-6 ½ (2.30) Jimmy Howard 1982 Pole Vault 13-10 ½ (4.23) Laura Asimakis 2011 Pole Vault 18-8 ¾ (5.71) Jacob Wooten 2019 Long Jump 21-9 (6.63) Deborah Acquah 2019 Long Jump 26-10 ½ (8.19) Fabrice Lapierre 2006 Triple Jump 45-5 ¼ (13.85) Yasmine Regis 2008 Triple Jump 56-4 ½ (17.18) Latario Collie 2015 Shot Put 56-11 ½ (17.36) Kasey Onwuchekwa 2007 Shot Put 71-9 ½ (21.88) Randy Barnes 1986 Discus 211-8 (64.52) Shelbi Vaughan 2015 Discus 213-9 ½ (65.17) Randy Matson 1967 Hammer 208-0 (63.41) Alison Ondrusek 2017 Hammer 212-6 (64.76) Austin Cook 2015 Javelin 204-0 (62.19) Maggie Malone Collegiate Record 2016 Javelin 288-9 (88.10) Ioannis Kyriazis 2017 Heptathlon 6074 Tyra Gittens 2018 Decathlon 8539 Lindon Victor Collegiate Record 2017 Texas A&M Track & Field Outdoor All-Time List (Women) 100 meters 800 meters 10.95 A SIMONE FACEY 5/18/08 BIG 12 BOULDER, CO 2:01.18 Jazmine Fray 4/14/18 1) UCLA RJ/JJK LOS ANGELES, CA 11.01 ASHLEY COLLIER 5/13/12 BIG 12 MANHATTAN, KS 2:01.31 JAZMINE FRAY 6/08/19 1) NCAA AUSTIN 11.01 AALIYAH BROWN 6/22/17 USATF PRELIM SACRAMENTO, CA 2:01.43 JAZMINE FRAY 4/15/17 1) UCLA BUSH INV. LOS ANGELES, CA 11.08 AALIYAH BROWN 6/11/15 NCAA SEMI EUGENE, OR 2:01.46 SAMMY WATSON 6/16/18 1) US JUNIORS BLOOMINGTON, IN 11.11 SIMONE FACEY 4/05/08 TXRELAYS AUSTIN 2:02.00 JAZMINE FRAY 5/13/17 1) SEC COLUMBIA, SC 11.11 OLIVIA EKPONÉ 5/18/14 SEC CONF. LEXINGTON, KY 2:02.20 SAMMY WATSON 5/25/18 NCAA WEST SACRAMENTO, CA 11.12 PORSCHA LUCAS 4/04/09 TXRELAYS AUSTIN 2:02.27 JAZMINE FRAY 5/24/19 1Q) NCAA WEST SACRAMENTO, CA 11.12 OLIVIA EKPONÉ 6/11/14 NCAA SEMI EUGENE 2:02.49 SAMMY WATSON 4/28/18 1) LSU INV. BATON ROUGE, LA 11.13 GABBY MAYO 4/04/09 TXRELAYS AUSTIN 2:02.55 JAZMINE FRAY 6/07/18 1S) NCAA SEMI EUGENE, OR 11.13 GABBY MAYO 4/03/10 TXRELAYS AUSTIN 2:02.65 SAMMY WATSON 6/07/18 2S) NCAA SEMI EUGENE, OR (10 PERFORMANCES) (10 PERFORMANCES) 11.14 Brenessa Thompson 6/18/16 POMPEY INV. LEONORA, GUYANA 2:05.49 SUZANNE SHEFFIELD 4/30/83 DRAKE RELAYS DES MOINES, IA 11.16 JENNIFER MADU 6/11/15 NCAA SEMI EUGENE 2:05.63 KATIE WILLARD 6/09/16 NCAA SEMI EUGENE, OR 11.19 JENEBA TARMOH 5/16/10 BIG 12 COLUMBIA, MO 2:05.92 Brittany Parker 4/28/18 LSU INV. BATON ROUGE, LA 11.30 DOMINIQUE DUNCAN 3/30/12 TEXAS RELAYS PRELIM AUSTIN 2:06.99 ANN DWYER 5/07/99 CARDINAL INV STANFORD, CA 11.34 A ALLISON GEORGE 5/18/08 BIG 12 BOULDER, CO 2:07.53 ALIESE HYDE 4/20/13 ALUMNI GOLD BATON ROUGE, LA & 5/02/09 TEXAS INV. AUSTIN 2:07.55 ANGELES PANTOJA 5/19/02 BIG 12 COLUMBIA, MO 11.35 ASHTON PURVIS 3/16/13 CASTILLO INV. TEMPE, AZ 2:08.13 Jean Jenkins 4/28/18 LSU INV. BATON ROUGE, LA & 5/29/14 NCAA WEST FAYETTEVILLE, AR 2:08.58 ERICA PARKER 5/26/11 NCAA WEST EUGENE, OR 11.36 KRYSTAL SPARLING 5/14/16 SEC TUSCALOOSA, AL 2:09.34 HILLARY HAGAN 4/02/11 LSU INV. BATON ROUGE, LA WIND-AIDED: 2:09.39 JULIE WHITE 4/30/77 DENTON 10.94 JENEBA TARMOH 4/09/11 TXRELAYS AUSTIN 1500 meters 200 meters 4:17.06 NATOSHA ROGERS 3/31/12 TEXAS RELAYS AUSTIN ATOSHA OGERS ROJAN NV OS NGELES A 22.23 OLIVIA EKPONÉ 5/18/14 SEC CONF. LEXINGTON, KY 4:18.75 N R 3/24/12 USC T I . L A , C UZANNE HEFFIELD EXAS ELAYS USTIN 22.24 KAMARIA BROWN 6/13/15 NCAA FINAL EUGENE, OR 4:18.82 S S 4/09/83 T R A ATOSHA OGERS ENN ELAYS ILE HILADELPHILA 22.25 SIMONE FACEY 6/29/08 JAMAICA CHAMPS KINGSTON, JAMAICA 4:20.19+ N R 4/28/12 P R M P AMMY ATSON OS NGELES A 22.28 JENEBA TARMOH 6/26/11 USATF FINAL EUGENE, OR 4:21.45 S W 4/14/18 UCLA RJ/JJK L A , C NDREA OOKOUT IG OLUMBIA O 22.29 A PORSCHA LUCAS 5/18/08 BIG 12 BOULDER, CO 4:24.17 A B 5/19/00 B 12 C , M OPHIE LAKE LUMNI OLD ATON OUGE A 22.34 JENEBA TARMOH 6/11/11 NCAA FINAL DES MOINES, IA 4:24.39 S B 4/20/13 A G B R , L ELISSA ULLI IG OLLEGE TATION 22.38 PORSCHA LUCAS 6/11/09 NCAA SEMI FAYETTEVILLE, AR 4:24.45 M G 5/19/01 B 12 C S ELISSA ULLI EXAS ELAYS USTIN 22.45 A SIMONE FACEY 5/18/08 BIG 12 BOULDER, CO 4:25.30 M G 4/07/01 T R A NDREA OOKOUT ARDINAL NV TANFORD A 22.46 JENEBA TARMOH 5/15/11 BIG 12 NORMAN, OK 4:25.41 A B 5/04/01 C I S , C PERFORMANCES 22.49 SIMONE FACEY 5/13/07 BIG 12 LINCOLN, NB (10 ) ILLARY ONTGOMERY ORNED ROG NV T ORTH 22.49 A PORSCHA LUCAS 5/17/08 BIG 12 BOULDER, CO 4:25.81 H M 5/02/15 TCU H F I . F . W RYAN LAY NV ZUSA A 22.49 PORSCHA LUCAS 6/10/10 NCAA SEMI EUGENE, OR 4:26.11 Hannah Campbell 4/19/19 B C I . A , C 4:28.72 JENNIFER WHATLEY 5/20/00 BIG 12 COLUMBIA, MO (10 PERFORMANCES) NV AN NTONIO 22.72 A ALLISON GEORGE 5/18/08 BIG 12 BOULDER, CO 4:29.08 Jazmine Fray 3/25/17 UTSA I . S A RIN ICE USH NV OS NGELES A 22.76 AALIYAH BROWN 6/13/15 NCAA FINAL EUGENE, OR 4:29.23 A R 4/15/17 UCLA B I . L A , C 4:29.66 ILENE HOCKING 5/07/78 AUSTIN 22.79 Danyel White 5/11/19 SEC FAYETTEVILLE, AR 22.84 Jaevin Reed 3/25/17 UTSA INV. SAN ANTONIO 3,000 Steeplechase SHLEY OLLIER IG PRELIM ANHATTAN S 22.89 A C 5/12/12 B 12 M , K 10:29.53 SARAH RAVENELLE 4/21/07 LSU ALUMNI GOLD BATON ROUGE, LA & 5/13/12 BIG 12 MANHATTAN, KS 10:29.91 Ashton Hutcherson 4/18/19 16) BRYAN CLAY INV. AZUSA, CA OS NGELES A 22.92 Diamond Spaulding 4/14/18 UCLA RJ/JJK L A , C 10:31.78 ASHTON HUTCHERSON 5/12/17 8) SEC COLUMBIA, SC 22.94 DOMINIQUE DUNCAN 5/12/12 BIG 12 PRELIM MANHATTAN, KS 10:32.64 Rachel Bernardo 5/10/19 7) SEC FAYEYTTEVILLE, AR ONF OLUMBIA 22.94 Brenessa Thompson 5/12/17 SEC C . C , SC 10:38.68 RACHEL BERNARDO 3/28/19 4) TEXAS RELAYS AUSTIN IND IDED W -A : 10:38.81 BRENNA WILLIAMSON 4/19/08 LSU ALUMNI GOLD BATON ROUGE, LA AMARIA ROWN INAL ES OINES A 22.16 K B 6/23/13 USATF F D M , I 10:38.92 ASHTON HUTCHERSON 3/29/18 TEXAS RELAYS AUSTIN 10:40.82 ASHTON HUTCHERSON 5/12/18 8) SEC KNOXVILLE, TN 400 meters 10:40.87 SARAH RAVENELLE 3/30/07 BAYOU CLASSIC HOUSTON ESSICA EARD INAL AYETTEVILLE R 50.56 J B 6/13/09 2) NCAA F F , A 10:41.57 ASHTON HUTCHERSON 3/16/19 1) CASTILLO INV.
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