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Outdoor Track and Field DIVISION II MEN’S Highlights Saint Augustine’s repeats as Division II men’s track champion: Saint Augustine’s College dominated the sprints to claim the 2010 NCAA Division II Men’s Outdoor Track and Field title May 29 at Johnson C. Smith’s Irwin Belk Complex. The Falcons ran away with the men’s competition on the third day, outscoring second-place challenger Abilene Christian 82 to 62. Central Missouri fi nished third with 39 points. The Falcons won their 31st NCAA crown overall behind Josh Scott, who won the 200-meter and 400-meter dashes. Scott also anchored the winning 1,600-meter relay team and ran on the winning 400-meter relay squad. Scott’s time of 45.11 seconds in the 400 is the 10th fastest in Division II history, and the 1,600-meter team’s time of 3:04.95 was the fastest in Division II this season. It was about two seconds faster than second-place Angelo State. “This is the second-greatest achievement in my life,” said Scott, a junior from Winter Haven, Fla., says about his big day. “I can’t describe how happy I feel. Determination was the key to my success. There is no better way to go out.” The Falcons started the day with fi ve points but victories by Scott and Jason Boyd in the men’s 110 hurdles pushed the Falcons ahead by a comfortable margin about mid- way through the day. Boyd was the only runner in the 110 to cross the fi nish line in under 14 seconds (13.99), and Steve Simeus was seventh. The Falcons sealed the victory in the 200 when Scott fi nished fi rst and teammates Richard Boone and Antonio Abney placed fourth and seventh, respectively. Abney also was fi fth in the 400. “The kids were on point,” legendary head coach George Williams said. “Everything was just so smooth. We didn’t give up anything. I got good performance from all my kids. You don’t win championships with one guy, you win championships with everybody.” The Falcons set the tone earlier in the day in a nearly fl awless performance in the 400-meter relay. The foursome of Scott, Boyd, Boone and Sean Stuart won easily in 39.75 seconds, the only time in the event under 40 seconds. After Boyd and Scott both won their respective events, Boone (fi fth place) and Stuart (eighth place) scored in the 100-meter dash to extend the Falcons’ lead to 13 points after 14 events. The Falcons fi nished strong with Scott winning the 200 and the 4x400 team of Scott, Boyd, Abney and Kelly Fisher racing to victory. The Falcons also gained help from their jumpers. Christopher Copeland placed second in the high jump after facing Virginia State’s Hoova Taylor in a jump-off . Orolando Duff us was eighth in the triple jump after fi nishing fourth in the long jump. The combination of the sprinters and jumpers added up to another championship for coach Williams and the Falcons. 2010 TEAM STANDINGS Metro St.............................................13 Stonehill ...............................................6 61. Ala.-Huntsville ..................................1⁄3 1. St. Augustine’s ................................82 22. Emporia St. .......................................12 42. Indianapolis ........................................5 Cal St. Stanislaus ..............................1⁄3 2. Abilene Christian ...........................62 23. Fort Valley St....................................11 Northwest Mo. St. ............................5 Lees-McRae .......................................1⁄3 3. Central Mo. ......................................39 Grand Valley St. ..............................11 St. Cloud St. ........................................5 4. Adams St. ..........................................37 Mass.-Lowell ....................................11 Virginia Union ....................................5 5. Lincoln (MO) ....................................34 Queens (NC) ....................................11 46. Chadron St. .........................................4 6. Ashland .............................................33 27. UC San Diego..................................10 East Stroudsburg ..............................4 Cal St. L.A. .........................................33 Lake Superior St. ...........................10 Lock Haven .........................................4 8. Cal St. Chico .....................................27 Missouri S&T ....................................10 Tex. A&M-Kingsville.........................4 9. Angelo St. .........................................26 Neb.-Kearney ..................................10 Tiffin .......................................................4 Pittsburg St. .....................................26 Virginia St. ........................................10 West Va. Wesleyan ...........................4 11. Johnson C. Smith ..........................23 12. Colorado Mines .............................20 Western St. .......................................10 52. Lake Erie ...............................................3 13. Hillsdale .............................................19 33. Augustana (SD) .................................8 Nova Southeastern .........................3 14. Alas. Anchorage .............................17 Bemidji St. ...........................................8 Southern Conn. St. ..........................3 15. Findlay ...............................................16 Morehouse..........................................8 55. Bowie St. ..............................................2 Mo. Southern St. ............................16 36. Kutztown .............................................7 Northern St. ........................................2 17. Indiana (PA)......................................15 West Texas A&M ...............................7 57. Central Wash. .....................................1 18. Harding .............................................14 38. Albany St. (GA) ..................................6 St. Joseph’s (IN) .................................1 Western Wash. ................................14 California (PA) ....................................6 Seton Hill .............................................1 20. American Int’l .................................13 Saginaw Valley ..................................6 Shippensburg ....................................1 MEN’S DIVISION II OUTDOOR TRACK AND FIELD—INDIVIDUAL RESULTS 25 2010 INDIVIDUAL RESULTS 10,000-meter run: 1. Amos Sang, Abilene Christian, Long jump (w indicates wind-aided): 1. Nafee Harris, 30:04.98; 2. Daniel Kirwa, Harding, 30:13.69; 3. Glarius Indiana (PA), 7.96 (26-1½ ); 2. Demietrius Preston, Alas. 100-meter dash: 1. Kimour Bruce, Lincoln (MO), 10.37; Rop, American Int’l, 30:16.26; 4. Jimmy Elam, Cal St. Chico, Anchorage, 7.70w (25-3¼ ); 3. Jared Krout, Hillsdale, 7.69 2. Damein White, Cal St. L.A., 10.46; 3. Desmond Jackson, 30:20.27; 5. Ruben Sanca, Mass.-Lowell, 30:21.26; 6. Marko (25-2¾ ); 4. Orolando Duffus, St. Augustine’s, 7.48 (24-6½ ); 5. Abilene Christian, 10.47; 4. Lemario Bland, Morehouse, Cheseto, Alas. Anchorage, 30:36.40; 7. Luke Cragg, Adams 10.50; 5. Richard Boone, St. Augustine’s, 10.56; 6. Keon Ramon Sparks, Abilene Christian, 7.44 (24-5); 6. Josh Como, Montgomery, Fort Valley St., 10.66; 7. Lyndon Johnson, St., 30:43.16; 8. Sean Brown, Western St., 30:43.42. Cal St. L.A., 7.41 (24-3¾ ); 7. William Bailey, Bowie St., 7.40 (24- Findlay, 10.69; 8. Sean Stuart, St. Augustine’s, 10.73. 110-meter high hurdles: 1. Jason Boyd, St. Augustine’s, 3½ ); 8. Calvin McGruder, Northern St., 7.21 (23-8). 200-meter dash: 1. Josh Scott, St. Augustine’s, 20.53; 2. 13.99; 2. Jeremy Jackson, Pittsburg St., 14.10; 3. Brice Myers, Triple jump: 1. Jonathon Allen, Lake Superior St., 16.27 Damein White, Cal St. L.A., 20.74; 3. Desmond Jackson, California (PA), 14.12; 4. Melvin Edison, Virginia Union, 14.30; (53-4½ ); 2. Josh Como, Cal St. L.A., 15.93 (52-3¼ ); 3. Ramon Abilene Christian, 20.96; 4. Richard Boone, St. Augustine’s, 5. Ramone Brant, Tiffin, 14.34; 6. Tyler Shaw, Northwest Mo. Sparks, Abilene Christian, 15.73 (51-7¼ ); 4. Josh Honeycutt, 21.06; 5. Antoine Thomas, Albany St. (GA), 21.15; 6. Lyndon St., 14.45; 7. Steve Simeus, St. Augustine’s, 14.58; 8. Brandon Emporia St., 15.44 (50-8); 5. Kiara Jones, Pittsburg St., 15.21 Johnson, Findlay, 21.28; 7. Antonio Abney, St. Augustine’s, Harrington, Chadron St., 14.64. (49-11); 6. Barry Batson, Morehouse, 15.18 (49-9¾ ); 7. CJ 21.29; 8. Chris Burrows, Lake Erie, 21.31. 400-meter intermediate hurdles: 1. Leford Green, Griggs, Tex. A&M-Kingsville, 15.16 (49-9); 8. Orolando Duffus, 400-meter dash: 1. Josh Scott, St. Augustine’s, 45.11; 2. Johnson C. Smith, 48.67; 2. Steve Banton, Lincoln (MO), St. Augustine’s, 15.02 (49-3½ ). Leford Green, Johnson C. Smith, 45.68; 3. James Howell, 49.35; 3. Sabiel Anderson, Lincoln (MO), 49.82; 4. Terry Shot put: 1. Dane Tobey, Neb.-Kearney, 19.08 (62-7¼ ); 2. Angelo St., 45.95; 4. Akino Ming, Johnson C. Smith, 45.96; 5. Robinson, Missouri S&T, 50.98; 5. Anthony Cooper, Central Matt Armstrong, Grand Valley St., 18.05 (59-2¾ ); 3. Kurt Antonio Abney, St. Augustine’s, 45.98; 6. Doug Caves, Mass.- Mo., 51.41; 6. Carlyle Thompson, Nova Southeastern, 51.66; Roberts, Ashland, 17.96 (58-11¼ ); 4. Drew Frizzell, Central Lowell, 46.40; 7. Antoine Thomas, Albany St. (GA), 46.67; 8. 7. Ethan Snyder, Lake Erie, 51.96; 8. Bill Cameron, Northern Mo., 17.93 (58-10); 5. DJ Duke, Ashland, 17.91 (58-9¼ ); Negus Graham, East Stroudsburg, 47.08. St., 52.76. 6. Cody Hunt, Chadron St., 17.86 (58-7¼ ); 7. Ben McKim, 800-meter run: 1. Mark Husted, Colorado Mines, 1:48.65; 400-meter relay: 1. St. Augustine’s (Josh Scott, Jason
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    1213) 996 • U(fO SAN FERNANDO VALLEY TRACK CLUB Coru:h: Lanlo Tabori Suire 1lfJO (2 JJJ 8P · 4794 18 J2 J Ventura ltlwl. Tarzar~~., Calif 9l.J56 VOLUME 2 NUMBER 2 ,...NE:WSL€TTE:R' FEBRUARY, 1976 ------------------~ r-------------------- JANUARY HIGHLIGHTS COMING UP IN FEBRUARY JACK! HANSEN voted U.S, female Fri. Feb, 6, Dave Babiracki runs 2-mile athlete-of-the-year by Runners in Times Indoor Games at Forum. World Magazinet takes 2nd in Sao Paolo W.idnight Run. Sat, Feb, 2~. Babiracki runs in San Diego Indoor Games, DAVE BABIRACKI runs lifetime best 8t)9 two-mile to finish 4th in Tues. Feb, 24. Dave flies to Wales, Great Sunkist Invitational in Sports Britain for international cross-country Arenar places 2nd in National championships. Cross-Country qualifier to earn trip to Wales, Sun, Feb, 15. SPAAAU JOkm championships. Culver City, RON KURRLE takes 2nd in World Masters ~mrathon in 2t22a27. HANSEN WOMAN ATHLETE-OF-THE-YEAR BABIRACKI RUNS 8t39 I~ SUNKIST MEET JACK! H~~EN added to her impressive DAVE BABIRACKI, the San Fernando Valley's list of 1975 achievements by being prime candidate for a trip to Montreal as named the female u.s. athlete of the a member of the u.s. Olympic team, over­ year by Runnars World Magazine, came the tight turns and elbowing that are synonomous with indoor running to "Liane Winter, Christa Vahlensieck race to an outstanding 8t39 clocking in and Jaeki Hansen," the magazine the two-mile run of the Sunkist Invita­ notes, "took turns improving the tional Meet at the Los Angeles Sports world marathon best, It started Arena January 16th, the year at 2t43:54 (~ansen) and ended at 2t}8al9 {Hansen again.) With Coach Tabori and a club rooting sec­ So Jacki was named the top US tion cheering him on 1 Dave placed 4th woman runner," behind Paul Cummings' phenomenal -- for this early in the season -- 8s29, Frank Jacki beat out Francie Larrieu, Julie Shorter was second.