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C.F.P.I. Timing & Data C.F.P.I. Timing & Data - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 6:03 PM 3/8/2013 Page 1 Palmetto Classic 2013 in Mt. Pleasant, SC - 3/8/2013 Results at www.cfpitiming.com Host The Citadel / Coll. of Charleston Results - Palmetto Classic 17 King, Cherrelle JR Georgia So. 26.17 3.5 Women 100 Meter Dash 18 Coleman, Kolisha FR Unattached 26.20 2.8 World: 10.49 W 7/16/1988 Florence Griffith-Joyner 19 Doucette, Lorna SO C. of Charleston 26.44 3.4 American: 10.49 A 7/16/1988 Florence Griffith Joyner 20 Kennebrew, Winnifred JR Mercer 26.48 3.4 Collegiate: 10.78 C 6/2/1989 Dawn Sowell 21 Hinds, Christine JR Citadel 26.59 3.4 Meet: 11.87 M 3/11/2011 Natalie Pearson 22 Horrocks, Christa SO C. of Charleston 26.64 3.6 Name Yr School Finals 23 Bufkin, Kendra SO Winthrop 26.83 3.3 Finals 24 Coleman, Camryn FR Georgia So. 27.10 3.6 1 Stinson, Asia SO Savannah St. 11.67 2.7 25 Gordon, Gracie SO Davidson 27.14 2.8 2 Davis, Chamekea FR Benedict 12.11 2.4 26 Squires, Deshaun SO Winthrop 27.26 3.6 3 Kellogg, Jermeshia FR Benedict 12.45 2.4 27 Toomer, Lauren SO Georgia So. 27.27 3.6 4 Tipton, Aarian JR Georgia So. 12.61 2.7 28 Rogers, Diamond FR Savannah St. 27.70 3.3 5 Bentley, Jade SO Savannah St. 12.65 2.7 29 Strachan, Ruddesha FR Benedict 27.79 2.8 6 Bethel, Tanisha SO Citadel 12.66 1.6 30 Savage-Davis, Alexandria JR Winthrop 27.84 3.3 7 Coleman, Camryn FR Georgia So. 12.67 2.7 31 Robinson, Pamela FR Usc-Beaufort 27.93 3.2 8 Ivory, Brittany FR Savannah St. 12.68 2.7 32 Chimenti, Danielle NA Mercer 27.95 2.9 9 Doucette, Lorna SO C. of Charleston 12.74 1.6 33 Love, Ciera FR Usc-Beaufort 28.26 3.2 10 Vaughn, Amber SR Georgia So. 12.76 2.7 34 Nzilampa, Moneza Unattached 28.75 3.2 11 Willingham, Tiffany SO Benedict 12.80 2.4 35 Carr, Lexus JR Citadel 29.34 3.2 12 Johnson, Chalita JR Citadel 12.84 2.4 36 Parks, Dyshia SO C. of Charleston 29.41 3.2 13 Bufkin, Kendra SO Winthrop 12.88 2.4 37 Jones, Bria FR Winthrop 29.60 3.4 14 Savage-Davis, Alexandria JR Winthrop 12.99 2.4 38 Croft, Tiffaney JR F. Marion 29.93 2.9 15 Jones, Bria FR Winthrop 13.06 1.6 --- Jackson, Kendra FR Husson FS 2.9 16 Squires, Deshaun SO Winthrop 13.14 1.6 17 Horrocks, Christa SO C. of Charleston 13.36 2.1 Women 400 Meter Dash 18 Love, Ciera FR Usc-Beaufort 13.42 2.1 World: 47.60 W 10/6/1985 Marita Koch 19 Lawrence, Kristen SO Husson 13.80 1.2 American: 48.70 A 9/17/2006 Sandi Richards 20 Carr, Lexus JR Citadel 14.20 1.2 Collegiate: 50.10 C 6/11/1989 Monique Henderson 21 Darcy, Megan SO Husson 14.21 1.2 Meet: 55.20 M 3/9/2012 Amara Jones 22 Croft, Tiffaney JR F. Marion 14.39 1.2 Name Yr School Finals --- Kaye, Annie NA Mercer FS 2.1 Finals 1 Hordges, aleah SR Savannah St. 56.95 Women 200 Meter Dash 2 Thomas, Kimberly SO Georgia So. 57.45 World: 21.34 W 9/29/1988 Florence Griffith-Joyner 3 Williams, Danielle FR Citadel 57.62 American: 21.34 A 9/29/1988 Florence Griffith Joyner 4 Seay-Blane, Jazy JR Savannah St. 58.50 Collegiate: 22.04 C 6/2/1989 Dawn Sowell 5 Roberts, Chavonta SO Savannah St. 58.94 Meet: 23.99 M 3/9/2012 Amara Jones 6 Rose, Shalace SO Winthrop 58.97 Name Yr School Finals 7 Elliott, Mary JR Charleston So. 59.33 Finals 8 King, Cherrelle JR Georgia So. 59.39 1 Davis, Chamekea FR Benedict 24.69 3.5 9 McMahon, Hayley SO C. of Charleston 59.47 2 Roberts, Chavonta SO Savannah St. 25.07 3.6 10 Rhoden, Stephanie FR Benedict 59.60 3 Tipton, Aarian JR Georgia So. 25.16 3.5 11 White, Tiffany SO Georgia So. 1:00.19 4 Seay-Blane, Jazy JR Savannah St. 25.24 3.5 12 Scott, LaQuestis FR Charleston So. 1:00.30 5 Thomas, Kimberly SO Georgia So. 25.54 3.6 13 Hunte, Arikay SR Benedict 1:00.52 6 Stinson, Asia SO Savannah St. 25.57 3.6 14 Gruber, Ashlyn FR Davidson 1:01.92 7 Hordges, aleah SR Savannah St. 25.59 3.6 15 Moss, Alexandria SO Citadel 1:01.99 8 Kellogg, Jermeshia FR Benedict 25.65 3.3 16 Robinson, Pamela FR Usc-Beaufort 1:03.93 9 Vaughn, Amber SR Georgia So. 25.68 3.3 17 Coleman, Kolisha FR Unattached 1:04.75 10 Bentley, Jade SO Savannah St. 25.74 3.6 18 Nzilampa, Moneza Unattached 1:04.79 11 Jeans, Jessica SO Benedict 25.77 2.8 19 Rogers, Diamond FR Savannah St. 1:06.21 12 Ivory, Brittany FR Savannah St. 25.81 3.5 20 Swann, Mikarla SO Benedict 1:07.35 13 Billings, Jasmine SR Georgia So. 25.83 3.5 21 Hayden, Becky SO Usc-Beaufort 1:07.81 14 Rhoden, Stephanie FR Benedict 25.84 2.8 22 Forbes, Princess FR Mercer 1:11.31 15 Rose, Shalace SO Winthrop 25.86 2.8 23 Jackson, Kendra FR Husson 1:12.45 16 Willingham, Tiffany SO Benedict 26.15 3.6 C.F.P.I. Timing & Data - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 6:03 PM 3/8/2013 Page 2 Palmetto Classic 2013 in Mt. Pleasant, SC - 3/8/2013 Results at www.cfpitiming.com Host The Citadel / Coll. of Charleston Results - Palmetto Classic 20 Swann, Mikarla SO Benedict 5:59.99 Women 800 Meter Run 21 Brown, Jessica SR Usc-Beaufort 6:02.08 World: 1:53.28 W 7/26/1983 Jarmila Kratochvilova 22 Kessinger, Kristen FR Citadel 6:04.06 American: 1:56.40 A 8/11/1999 Jearl Miles Clark 23 Mayleben, Madison FR Citadel 6:04.16 Collegiate: 1:59.11 C 6/1/1990 Suzy Favor 24 Jeffery, Kateri FR Husson 6:13.22 Meet: 2:15.37 M 3/9/2012 Hayley McMahon 25 Frankinburger, Molly SO Husson 6:13.36 Name Yr School Finals 26 Outlaw, Kadejah FR Benedict 7:04.62 Finals 1 Wessinger, Micah SR Citadel 2:13.78M Women 3000 Meter Run 2 Menden, Olivia FR Davidson 2:18.28 World: 8:58.81 W 8/17/2008 Gulnara Galkina 3 Watt, Grace SO Davidson 2:21.46 American: 9:12.50 A 8/17/2009 Jenny Simpson 4 Devaux, Sarah SO Winthrop 2:22.89 Collegiate: 9:25.54 C 6/12/2009 Jenny Barringer 5 Paredes, Eloisa SR Charleston So. 2:23.31 Meet: 10:52.87 M 3/11/2011 McKenna Nokes 6 Jenkins, Shayna JR Winthrop 2:24.44 Name Yr School Finals 7 Nichols, Lisa JR Winthrop 2:24.53 Finals 8 Paddon, Sarah SO Davidson 2:24.87 1 Stroud, Jeanne SO Winthrop 10:00.83M 9 Givance, Dominique JR Savannah St. 2:25.41 2 Osment, Erin SO Davidson 10:49.01M 10 McMahon, Hayley SO C. of Charleston 2:27.97 3 Curry, Sara SR Georgia So. 10:59.25 11 Davis, Mariah FR Savannah St. 2:31.57 4 Cobb, Ali SO Davidson 11:09.00 12 Joyner, Jami FR Georgia So. 2:35.95 5 Colquitt, Caillian FR Citadel 11:20.33 13 Watkins, Astacia FR Benedict 2:36.72 6 Dombrowski, Mary FR Davidson 11:29.90 14 Rein, Patricia SO C. of Charleston 2:41.76 7 Shonbeck, Christina JR Citadel 11:35.81 15 Barnhill, London JR F. Marion 2:51.15 8 Fields, Emily SO Citadel 11:45.35 16 Brown, Shaniqua SO Benedict 2:57.16 9 Muzzillo, Hannah FR F. Marion 11:53.98 17 Clifford, Jallisa SR Benedict 3:01.94 10 Ogilbee, Nicole SO Citadel 11:58.53 18 Outlaw, Kadejah FR Benedict 3:03.33 11 Smith, Sophia FR Davidson 12:22.82 19 Levy, Diana SO F. Marion 3:06.36 Women 5000 Meter Run 20 Bradley, Kasey SO F. Marion 3:07.52 World: 14:11.15 W 6/6/2008 Tirunesh Dibba Women 1 Mile Run American: 14:44.76 A 8/27/2010 Molly Huddle World: 4:12.56 W 8/14/1996 Svetlana Masterkova Collegiate: 15:09.72 C 2004 Kim Smith American: 4:16.71 A 8/21/1985 Mary Slaney Meet: 18:19.48 M 3/9/2012 Adrienne Cuff Collegiate: 4:29.04 C 5/16/1987 Angela Chalmers Name Yr School Finals Meet: 5:07.31 M 3/11/2011 Kristen Wolfe Finals Name Yr School Finals 1 Langley, Tristan SO Winthrop 17:53.69M Finals 2 Dotson, Jessie FR Charleston So. 18:14.69M 1 Cuff, Adrienne SR Charleston So. 5:07.05M 3 Hamvas, Lena SO Mercer 18:21.45 2 Jenkins, Shayna JR Winthrop 5:12.14 4 Orrender, Kami FR Mercer 18:38.82 3 Nzilampa, Moneza Unattached 5:14.68 5 Burkholder, Hannah JR Charleston So. 19:18.32 4 Parkes, Presley SO Davidson 5:14.79 6 Dean, Heidi SR Charleston So.
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