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The Westminster Schools Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 1 2018 GHSA T&F State Meet Classes 5A, 6A, Wheelchair - 5/10/2018 to 5/12/2018 Carrollton HS Meet Program The Westminster Schools Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 1 2018 GHSA T&F State Meet Classes 5A, 6A, Wheelchair - 5/10/2018 to 5/12/2018 Carrollton HS Meet Program Flight 2 of 2 Finals Event 1 Girls Discus Throw Class 5A (16) Event 3 Girls High Jump Class 5A (16) 1 Khiara White CHAM 17-05.50 5A: 154-08 2002 Ronda Gullate 5A: 5-10.50 1997 Nakeitra Jones 2 Keyara Robinson HIRM 17-06.50 NFHS: 191-06 2012 Shelbi Vaughan NFHS: 6-04.50 2012 Vashti Cunningham 3 Gabrielle Vincent NEWH 17-08.00 Pos Name School Seed Mark Pos Name School Seed Mark 4 Imani Moore FAYC 17-09.00 Flight 1 of 2 Finals Flight 1 of 1 Finals 5 Na'ilah Moore FAYC 18-06.50 1 Layla Senter DTCH 101-10 1 Nadia Marshall BAIN 4-10.00 6 Zora Infantry-Johnson JCKA 18-07.50 2 Jamiah Jones STAT 102-06 2 Destiny Turner BAIN 4-10.00 7 Sade James GRIF 18-09.00 3 Summer Bruner LGVL 103-08 3 Angelia Allen EL 4-10.00 8 Jadaja Baxter RVRW 18-11.00 4 Ebony Grant BUFD 103-10 4 Theresa Riccio RVRW 4-10.00 5 Adrianna Brownlee SWDK 105-03 5 Katelyn Adams ROME 4-10.00 Event 6 Boys Long Jump Class 5A (16) 6 Angelica Richards WLST 106-07 6 Mayori Hipps GRDY 5-00.00 5A: 24-06.50 2009 Demar Forbes 7 A'Dora Pace WR 109-05 7 Caroline Lassiter LGVL 5-00.00 NFHS: 26-04.75 1989 James Stallworth 8 Kailani Serapion STAR 110-08 8 Anisa Karim HIRM 5-00.00 Pos Name School Seed Mark Flight 2 of 2 Finals 9 Sierra Sieracki BUFD 5-02.00 Flight 1 of 2 Finals 1 Kamaria Horton EL 113-02 10 Kayla Williams MLGR 5-02.00 1 Tommy Wright SWDK 21-01.00 2 Addie Fraker MCIN 116-10 11 Jania Joseph STAT 5-02.00 2 Kenyon O'Hara WARE 21-02.00 3 Rikkelle Miller FAYC 118-00 12 Patra Williams ARBA 5-02.00 3 Anthony Grant BUFD 21-02.00 4 Soteria Russell CARA 119-00 13 Kyler Trouten CASS 5-02.00 4 Markal Brown WLCR 21-02.50 5 Kaitlyn Gott LOCG 121-09 14 Cornesha Cannady WARE 5-02.00 5 Cameron Hudson CDSH 21-03.25 6 Hannah Jackson KELL 123-11 15 Taniyah Worth FLWB 5-02.00 6 Amanuel McDowell GRIF 21-03.50 7 Martina Takang WHTW 125-06 16 Mutnodjmet Debnam GRDY 5-04.00 7 Levi Moss JNSC 21-04.00 8 Victoria Solheim PAUC 127-05 8 Jordan Smith RVRD 21-06.00 Event 4 Boys High Jump Class 5A (16) Flight 2 of 2 Finals Event 2 Boys Discus Throw Class 5A (16) 5A: 7-03.50 1983 Dothel Edwards 1 Jahvon Millard NSPR 21-07.50 5A: 197-04 2004 Antonio Lamar NFHS: 7-06 2017 Vernon Turner 2 Justin Hodges CLKC 21-09.00 NFHS: 236-06 2009 Mason Finley Pos Name School Seed Mark 3 Sam Brown NEWH 21-10.75 Pos Name School Seed Mark Flight 1 of 1 Finals 4 Jordan Barrow ARBA 21-11.00 Flight 1 of 2 Finals 1 Zach Davidson BUFD 5-06.00 5 Zyon McGee BAIN 22-00.00 1 Sean Mcminn PAUC 129-00 2 Stephen Kraeling SEFF 5-08.00 6 Rashad Jordan JCKA 22-02.00 2 Jace Hunter EL 131-08 3 Treg Patterson WAYC 5-08.00 7 Pache' Caldwell RVRW 23-10.00 3 Trey Bonner JNSC 132-01 4 Nahzeer Francinord ARBA 5-08.00 8 William Jones LTHS 24-10.50 4 Walker Starr UNIG 137-10 5 Lirante Jackson CDSH 5-10.00 5 Justyn Loper WHTW 139-04 6 Frazier Taylor CLKC 5-10.00 Event 7 Girls Pole Vault Class 5A (16) 6 Jalen Anderson BUFD 139-11 7 Jakobe Hamilton ROME 5-10.00 5A: 12-00 2010 Samantha Becker 7 Kevin Cole HIRM 140-06 8 Freddie Hawkins WLST 5-10.00 NFHS: 14-04 2017 Rachel Baxter 8 Colby Williams GRDY 140-10 9 Zion Greer ARBA 5-10.00 Pos Name School Seed Mark Flight 2 of 2 Finals 10 Amir Outlaw LTHS 6-00.00 Flight 1 of 1 Finals 1 Eric Donevant STAR 141-11 11 Devin Lohman STAR 6-00.00 1 Trinity Johnson UNIG 6-06.00 2 Jordan Howell WARE 142-00 12 Thaddeus Hood MORR 6-02.00 2 Chloe Swift FLWB 6-06.00 3 Adam Anderson ROME 142-04 13 Mike Higgins CARR 6-02.00 3 Anna Dobbs UNIG 7-00.00 4 Austin Herndon LGVL 146-00 14 Amanuel McDowell GRIF 6-06.00 4 Emma Jane Godbee STAT 7-00.00 5 Greg Edwards STAT 147-05 15 Tavarus Varnum CASS 6-08.00 5 Kylie Glass LGVL 7-06.00 6 Roman Harrison BAIN 153-02 16 Pache' Caldwell RVRW 6-10.00 6 Kaleila Abrille RVRW 8-00.00 7 Nicholas Edwards SWDK 168-00 7 Adrenne Newell STAT 8-00.00 8 Jeremiah Pierce CARR 171-10 Event 5 Girls Long Jump Class 5A (16) 8 Kayla Youngblood WARE 8-06.00 5A: 20-09.75 2013 Kendell Williams 9 Hannah Boggan WARE 8-06.00 NFHS: 22-01.75 1976 Kathy McMillan 10 Chloe Tilton ROME 9-00.00 Pos Name School Seed Mark 11 Brooke Cooper WLCR 9-00.00 Flight 1 of 2 Finals 12 China Waldorf JCKA 9-00.00 1 Chance Barnes MLGR 16-04.25 13 Mutnodjmet Debnam GRDY 9-06.00 2 Ashley Woodroffe FLWB 16-04.50 14 Karson Norris WLCR 9-06.00 3 Daryn McDonald WLST 16-09.75 15 Julia Colson STAR 10-00.00 4 Attallah Smith ARBA 16-10.00 16 Payton Phillips CARR 12-01.25 5 Kimberly Harris BUFD 17-00.50 6 Renauzay Jackson ROME 17-01.50 7 Samaria Allen ARBA 17-02.25 8 Taryn Oneal JCKA 17-04.00 The Westminster Schools Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 2 2018 GHSA T&F State Meet Classes 5A, 6A, Wheelchair - 5/10/2018 to 5/12/2018 Carrollton HS Meet Program Flight 2 of 2 Finals Event 8 Boys Pole Vault Class 5A (16) 1 Keon Horton CDSH 46-10.50 Event 13 Girls 4x100 Meter Relay Class 5A (16) 5A: 16-01 2013 Tray Oates 2 James Edge MCIN 48-05.50 8 Advance: Top 2 Each Heat plus Next 4 Best Times NFHS: 18-04.75 2016 Chris Nilsen 3 Terrence Inniss WAYC 48-08.50 5A: 45.69 2012 M.L. King Pos Name School Seed Mark 4 Robert Johnson CARR 48-10.00 F Brown, T Camper, J Martin, A Smith Flight 1 of 1 Finals 5 Kain Monds JNSC 50-03.50 NFHS: 44.50 2004 Long Beach Poly HS 1 Tyson Jordan CDSH 9-06.00 6 Nicholas Edwards SWDK 52-04.00 Solomon, Lee, Picott, Solomon 2 Jeb Brown LGVL 10-00.00 7 Justyn Loper WHTW 53-08.50 Lane Team Relay Seed Time 3 Jahiem Howard WARE 10-00.00 8 Jeremiah Pierce CARR 54-07.50 Heat 1 of 2 Prelims 4 Gabe Van Gorder UNIG 10-06.00 1 VHS A 48.20 5 Austin Sweat WARE 10-06.00 Event 11 Girls Triple Jump Class 5A (16) 1) Amira Askew Tiara Reynolds 6 Keith Born LGVL 11-00.00 5A: 43-05.50 2015 Bria Matthews Shaianne Sipsey Shanena Sipsey Tamia Luckey Taelor Teamer 7 Matthew Whitson MCIN 11-06.00 NFHS: 44-02.25 2001 Ychlindria Spears 2 FAYC A 47.48 8 Osazi Alkhaliq JCKA 11-06.00 Pos Name School Seed Mark 1) Imani Moore Na'ilah Moore 9 Teraence Calhoun WR 11-06.00 Flight 1 of 2 Finals Amara Nwajagu Sidney Sims 10 Darohn Crooms GRDY 12-00.00 1 Ronasche Fluker WARE 33-03.75 Kayla Montgomery Amaya Anderson 11 Tommy Duke WLCR 12-00.00 2 Kayla Williams MLGR 33-04.25 3 RVRW A 47.21 12 Finn Ogden WAYC 12-03.00 3 Samaria Allen ARBA 33-04.75 1) Kennedy Lewis Haley Allen Kennedy Simmons Jadaja Baxter 13 Stephen Smith CASS 12-06.00 4 De'Asia Keller MLGR 33-08.75 Dominique Saintvil 5 Mariah Youngblood NEWH 34-06.50 14 Tyrese Simpson WAYC 12-09.00 4 BUFD A 45.62 6 Angelia Allen EL 34-07.50 15 Drew Traylor CARR 13-00.00 1) Trinity Price Alexa Rossum 16 Joe Street CARR 15-00.00 7 Ashley Thomas FLWB 35-00.50 Trinity Rossum Kimberly Harris 8 Zora Infantry-Johnson JCKA 35-03.00 Hayley Iverson Preston Reid Event 9 Girls Shot Put Class 5A (16) Flight 2 of 2 Finals 5 JCKA A 46.93 5A: 47-03.50 2011 Ashley Johnson 1 Destiny Turner BAIN 35-07.00 1) Nykah Smith Kinnedy Bowers NFHS: 57-01.25 2017 Alyssa Wilson 2 Keyara Robinson HIRM 35-07.50 Niya Benton- Andrews Queen Couch Amya Hayes Pos Name School Seed Mark 3 Taryn Oneal JCKA 36-03.50 6 ARBA A 48.07 Flight 1 of 2 Finals 4 Sidney Sims FAYC 36-08.75 1) Shani Simon Samaria Allen 1 Angelica Richards WLST 33-06.00 5 Amber Gordon HMP 36-09.00 Destiny Walker Mya Willingham 2 Susanna Barr LGVL 34-05.50 6 Mutnodjmet Debnam GRDY 36-11.00 Ravyn Jackson 3 Olivia Thompson LGVL 35-01.25 7 Na'ilah Moore FAYC 38-02.25 7 BUFD B 48.13 4 Marguerite McGill MLGR 35-10.00 8 Shaianne Sipsey VHS 38-05.75 1) Britiney Johnson Phoenix Armstead 5 Waynisha Coleman WARE 35-11.00 Avian Rossum Debra Ogundimu Sierra Sieracki Caroline Greene 6 Layla Senter DTCH 36-03.00 Event 12 Boys Triple Jump Class 5A (16) 8 EL A 49.01 7 Kamaria Horton EL 36-08.25 5A: 51-07.50 1975 Nate Cooper 1) Briana Madison Angelia Allen 8 Sarah Carillo WHTW 37-00.50 NFHS: 52-10.50 1980 Charles Mayfield Jasmine Logan Iylana Helenese Flight 2 of 2 Finals Pos Name School Seed Mark Layla Jones Jada Day 1 Alicia Roberts HMP 37-01.75 Flight 1 of 2 Finals 2 Hannah Jackson KELL 38-09.00 1 Kerrell Hurt Jr ARBA 41-08.75 3 Zaida Carson WR 39-04.50 2 Neil Chavis CLKC 42-00.00 4 Rikkelle Miller FAYC 39-06.50 3 Ladarius Clemmons WAYC 42-00.00 5 Addie Fraker MCIN 39-11.00 4 Carl Stephens STOC 42-10.00 6 Chanelle Clemmons CASS 40-03.50 5 Kadari Mitchell NEWH 43-02.00 7 Morgan Johnson WHTW 43-03.00 6 Dennis Bates LGVL 43-05.00 8 Soteria Russell CARA 44-07.50 7 Zahir Nichols NSPR 43-07.50 8 Jadis Dunigan MORR 43-09.25 Event 10 Boys Shot Put Class 5A (16) Flight 2 of 2 Finals 5A: 66-07 1966 Chip Kell 1 Cedric Claritt MORR 43-10.50 NFHS: 77-00 1979 Michel Carter 2 Devontae Glass WR 43-10.75 Pos Name School Seed Mark 3 Tyrell Bailey WR 44-04.50 Flight 1 of 2 Finals 4 Marquis Glanton ROME 45-00.25 1 Timothy Cammack ROME 44-07.00 5 Braxton Shakleford VILA 45-04.25 2 Zarius Hood UNIG 45-07.00 6 Jordan Jones HIRM 46-07.25 3 Isaiah Jackson MLGR 45-07.00 7 Cameron Hudson CDSH 46-08.50 4 Eric Donevant STAR 45-07.00 8 Darius Scott SEFF 47-08.00 5 Diallo Patterson NSPR 45-10.00 6 Austin Blaske SEFF 46-03.50 7 Colby Williams GRDY 46-05.50 8 Greg Edwards STAT 46-09.50 The Westminster Schools Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 3 2018 GHSA T&F State Meet Classes 5A, 6A, Wheelchair - 5/10/2018 to 5/12/2018 Carrollton HS Meet Program Heat 2 of 2 (Event 13 Girls 4x100 Meter Relay Class 5A (16)) Heat 2 of 2 Prelims 1 HMP A 48.56 Event 14 Boys 4x100 Meter Relay Class 5A (16) 1 SEFF A 42.88 1) Eronda Doss Maniyah Thomas 8 Advance: Top 2 Each Heat plus Next 4 Best Times 1) Darius Scott Matt Brown Skylur Taylor Amber Gordon 5A: 40.66 1996 Southwest DeKalb Caleb Cartrette Miles Jones Emmani Moore A.
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