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2004-05 UNC Wilmington 2005-06 UNC Wilmington Outdoor Track & Field Top Performances List Results Date Meet Highlights 3/4 Battle of the Beaches Men claim 104-102 victory over Coastal Carolina, Women win 103-91 … Travis Midgette wins three events on the day, winning the High Jump (6-4), Long Jump (23-1 1/4) and the Triple Jump (45- 11 1/4) … Fatima Shuler wins 100 and 200-meter sprints (12.43 and 25.19, respectively) … Women’s 4x100 Relay (46.83) narrowly misses school record (46.65). 3/10-11 CCU Invitational Junior Anna Raynor and freshman Shayne Moore won two events apiece to lead an impressive early season showing … Raynor won both the 100 Hurdles (14.40) and the Long Jump with a distance of 18-0 1/2 feet. Moore, meanwhile, captured the 100 and 200 meter titles with times of 12.10 and 24.84, respectively … Zeickia Ledwell won the 400-meter dash with a time of 47.86. Sophomore Travis Midgette added a first place finish in the Triple Jump with a distance of 46-11. 3/16-18 Seahawk Invitational Anna Raynor broke her own school Javelin record with an NCAA qualifying throw of 170-10 … Raynor also qualified for the NCAA Regional in the High Jump (5-10) … John Gross sets school Decathlon record with 5,896 points … Seahawk women win 13 events while the men fashion nine first place finishes … Becky Edwards qualified for NCAA Regional High Jump (5-8 3/4). 3/24-25 Cape Fear Relay Classic Seahawks win both men and women’s titles … Women’s 4x200 Relay sets school record (1:38.76) … Seahawk men win three Relay titles (4x200, 4x400 and 1600 Sprint Relay) … UNCW wins five events on first day and 10 on second (six by the men). 3/31-4/1 Winthrop Invitational Seahawks set four school records at the Winthrop Invitational … Fatima Shuler breaks own mark in 100 meters (11.87) … Brandyn Mitchell sets Long Jump standard (24-4 1/4) … Heptathlon (Anna Raynor, 5,222) and Decathlon (John Gross, 5,971 points) records fall … Seahawks qualify for 13 IC4A/ECAC championship events. 4/7-8 Duke Invitational Shayne Moore and John Carr fashioned second-place finishes in the 100 meter sprints … Moore posted a time of 11.97 seconds, just missing her personal best of 11.93, while Carr ran a 10.89 … John-Tyler Evans finished third in the 100 meters with a time of 10.90 seconds, a season best for him … Travis Midgette set a personal best in the Long Jump with a distance of 23-10 ¼. 4/21-22 CAA Championships Seahawks finish second in the Men’s meet and third in the Women’s … Anna Raynor Wins Javelin … Finishes second in Long Jump and High Jump … Ashley McLellan wins Hammer Throw … Jonathan Scott Takes Pole Vault Title … Men’s 4x400 Relay defends title … Raynor named Most Outstanding Field Performer. 4/27-29 Penn Relays Anna Raynor wins Penn Relays Javelin title with school record throw of 172-10 … Jonathan Scott places fifth in Pole Vault (15-7) … Men’s 4x200 Relay finishes fourth (1:26.69) … 4x100 finishes fifth (41.77) … Women’s 4x100 Relay finished eighth (47.48). 5/12-14 ECAC/IC4A Seahawks earn 12 All-East honors … Women finish 13th overall … Men finish tied for 34th … Anna Raynor sets meet and school record in Javelin (179-2) … Finishes second in Heptathlon (5,193 points) … Ernest Asante finishes fourth in 400 Hurdles. 5/26-27 NCAA Regional Anna Raynor wins Javelin title (168-0) … Men’s 4x400 Relay set school record (3:11.34) … Brandyn Mitchell finishes 14th in Long Jump (23-6 3/4) … Women’s team finishes 20th overall at meet. 6/7-9 NCAA Championships Anna Raynor earns All-America honors with fourth place finish (175-05) … Qualifies for Championship round with opening throw of 176-05. ECAC Qualifiers Name Event Performance Meet Date Becky Edwards High Jump 1.75m (5-8 3/4) Seahawk Invitational 3-18 Aisha Jones Triple Jump 11.90m (39-0 1/2) Duke Invitational 4-7 High Jump 1.70m (5-7) CAA Championships 4-22 Ashley McLellan Hammer 49.97m (163-11) CCU Invitational 3-10 Debbie Martin High Jump 1.70m (5-7) Winthrop Invitational 4-1 Shayne Moore 100 M 11.93 Winthrop Invitational 4-1 200 M 24.84 CCU Invitational 3-11 Anna Raynor Javelin 52.70m (172-10) Penn Relays 4-27 High Jump 1.78m (5-10) Seahawk Invitational 3-18 100 H 14.31 Seahawk Invitational 3-18 Heptathlon 5,222 points Winthrop Invitational 3/31-4/1 Fatima Shuler 100 M 11.87 Winthrop Invitational 4-1 200 M 24.83 Winthrop Invitational 4-1 UNCW 4x100 Relay 46.43 CAA Championships 4-22 (A. Phillips, Moore, Raynor, Shuler) IC4A Qualifiers Name Event Performance Meet Date Ernest Asante 110 H 14.71 Winthrop Invitational 3-31 400 H 53.35 Duke Invitational 4-7 John Carr 100 M 10.84 Seahawk Invitational 3-18 Chris Courson 400 M 47.44 CAA Championships 4-22 John Gross Decathlon 5,971 points Winthrop Invitational 3/31-4/1 Zeickia Ledwell 110 H 14.26 Winthrop Invitational 4-1 400 H 52.08 Duke Invitational 4-7 400 M 47.86 CCU Invitational 3-11 Travis Midgette Triple Jump 15.08m (49-5 3/4) Winthrop Invitational 3-31 Long Jump 7.27m (23-10 1/4) Duke Invitational 4-8 Brandyn Mitchell Long Jump 7.42m (24-4 1/4) Winthrop Invitational 3-31 Uri Robinson 400 M 48.57 Duke Invitational 4-7 Jonathan Scott Pole Vault 4.96m (16-3 1/4) CCU Invitational 3-11 Joe Welliver Hammer 56.94m (186-10) CAA Championships 4-21 UNCW 4x100 Relay 41.32 CCU Invitational 3-11 (Kaschak, Krysa, Ledwell, Carr) UNCW 4x400 Relay 3:12.54 Duke Invitational 4-8 (Kaschak, Courson, Robinson, Ledwell) NCAA Qualifiers Name Event Performance Meet Date Becky Edwards High Jump 1.75m (5-8 3/4) Seahawk Invitational 3-18 Ashley McLellan Hammer 49.97m (163-11) CAA Championships 4-21 Anna Raynor Javelin 54.61m (179-2) ECAC Championships 5-13 High Jump 1.78m (5-10) Seahawk Invitational 3-18 Heptathlon 5,222 points Winthrop Invitational 3/31-4/1 Zeickia Ledwell 110 Hurdles 14.26 Winthrop Invitational 4-1 400 H 52.08 Duke Invitational 4-7 Travis Midgette Triple Jump 15.08m (49-5 3/4) Winthrop Invitational 4-1 Brandyn Mitchell Long Jump 7.42m (24-4 1/4) Winthrop Invitational 3-31 Jonathan Soctt Pole Vault 4.75m (15-7) CAA Championships 4-21 Joe Welliver Hammer 56.94m (186-10) CAA Championships 4-21 UNCW 4x400 Relay 3:15.36 CAA Championships 4-22 Performance List Men 4:24.87------CJ Davies-------------------3-4-06 Event (School record) 4:44.62------Andrew Berryann ----------4-1-06 100-Meter Dash (10.56) 4:48.08------Chris Black -----------------4-1-06 10.84 --------John Carr -------------------5-13-06 4:55.45------Brian Blumenstein ---------4-1-06 10.90 --------John-Tyler Evans ----------4-7-06 4:55.56------Garrett Shaver -------------4-1-06 10.91 --------AJ Kaschak -----------------3-11-06 5:12.14------Andrew Proukou -----------3-17-06 10.93 --------Jon Krysa-------------------5-5-06 5:16.12------Jimmy Diegelman----------4-1-06 10.94 --------Mo Peacock-----------------4-7-06 5:23.11------John Gross -----------------4-1-06 11.30 --------John Gross -----------------4-21-06 5:27.14------Matthew Miller -------------4-22-06 11.33 --------Justin Anderson------------3-11-06 11.41 --------Brian Blumenstein ---------3-24-06 3000-Meter Run (8:27.44) 11.54 --------Jimmy Diegelman----------3-16-06 8:49.63------Paul Himberger ------------3-4-06 11.54 --------Chris Black -----------------4-21-06 8:55.23------Aaron Kolk -----------------3-4-06 11.83 --------Brandyn Mitchell -----------3-18-06 11.85 --------Matthew Miller -------------4-21-06 3000-Meter Steeplechase (9:07.54) 12.04 --------Andrew Berryann ----------3-16-06 9:50.56------Ryan Basler ----------------4-8-06 12.37 --------Garrett Shaver -------------3-31-06 12.49 --------Andrew Proukou -----------3-31-06 5000-Meter Run (14:23.64) 15:28.91 ----Ian Bracy -------------------4-21-06 200-Meter Dash (21.39) 15:30.64 ----Aaron Kolk -----------------3-17-06 21.84 --------Zeickia Ledwell-------------3-11-06 15:55.04 ----Paul Himberger ------------3-17-06 22.00 --------Jon Krysa-------------------5-5-06 22.04 --------Chris Courson --------------4-7-06 10,000-Meter Run (30:42.67) 22.10 --------John Carr -------------------3-11-06 32:23.58 ----Aaron Kolk -----------------4-7-06 22.19 --------Uri Robinson ---------------4-22-06 32:48.07 ----Paul Himberger ------------4-7-06 22.25 --------Jared Clark -----------------3-11-06 22.28 --------AJ Kaschak -----------------3-11-06 110-Meter Hurdles (14.15) 22.46 --------John-Tyler Evans ----------3-18-06 14.26 --------Zeickia Ledwell-------------4-1-06 22.72 --------William Mattocks-----------3-11-06 14.53 --------Ernest Asante --------------5-13-06 22.74 --------Mo Peacock-----------------3-31-06 15.05 --------Brian Brooks ---------------4-22-06 22.88 --------Justin Anderson------------3-4-06 15.73 --------Eric Templeton -------------4-22-06 23.40 --------Brandyn Mitchell -----------3-18-06 16.49 --------John Gross -----------------4-22-06 24.21 --------Daryl Harrison -------------3-4-06 17.04 --------Jimmy Diegelman----------3-17-06 17.13 --------Brian Blumenstein ---------4-1-06 400-Meter Dash (46.77) 17.38 --------Garrett Shaver -------------4-1-06 47.44 --------Chris Courson --------------4-22-06 17.55 --------Chris Black -----------------4-22-06 47.86 --------Zeickia Ledwell-------------3-11-06 17.61 --------Matthew Miller -------------4-22-06 48.28 --------Uri Robinson ---------------5-13-06 18.24 --------Andrew Berryann ----------3-17-06 48.99 --------Jared Clark -----------------3-11-06 20.74 --------Andrew Prokou-------------3-17-06 49.39 --------AJ Kaschak -----------------4-22-06 49.51 --------William Mattocks-----------4-22-06 400-Meter Hurdles (51.50) 49.64 --------Devin Dixon ----------------3-31-06 52.08 --------Zeickia Ledwell-------------4-7-06 49.85 --------Jon Krysa-------------------3-11-06 52.75 --------Ernest Asante --------------5-14-06 50.44 --------Chris Black -----------------4-21-06 55.35 --------Brian Brooks ---------------4-22-06 50.71 --------Ernest Asante --------------3-31-06 56.01 --------Eric Templeton -------------4-22-06 50.91 --------Brian Burkhardt------------3-31-06 51.13 --------Brian Blumenstein ---------4-21-06 4x100 Relay (40.82) 51.17 --------Brandon Thompson --------3-31-06 41.32 --------A.J.
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