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New Balance Nationals Outdoor - 6/17/2016 to 6/19/2016 North Carolina A+T University Greensboro NC Results 20160617_new_balance Licensed to Flash Results, Inc. - Contractor License HY-TEK's Meet Manager 6/24/2016 12:00 PM New Balance Nationals Outdoor - 6/17/2016 to 6/19/2016 North Carolina A+T University Greensboro NC Results Event 1 Boys 100 Meter Dash Championship ======================================================================== 8 Advance: Top 1 Each Heat plus Next 3 Best Times National: 10.00 7/5/2014 Trentavis Friday, Cherryville, NC Meet: 10.14 6/17/2000 Dwight Thomas, Northwestern, Hyatts-MD Freshman: 10.35 6/2000 Jamar Ervin, Camden, NJ Sophomore: 10.23 6/21/2007 Rynell Parson, Stevens, San Ant, TX Junior: 10.14 6/26/2015 Noah Lyles, TC Wms,Alexndra,VA Senior: 10.00 7/5/2014 Trentavis Friday, Cherryville, NC Name Year School Prelims Wind H# ======================================================================== Preliminaries 1 4954 Mitchell, Quincy 18 Hanahan, SC 10.52Q 2.3 1 2 4993 Allison, Champion 17 Rosenberg, TX 10.59Q 1.7 5 3 4689 Moten, Will 17 Camp Springs, MD 10.61Q 2.1 3 4 3014 Huggins, Nathanaie 16 opelika, AL 10.64Q 0.2 4 10.631 5 4048 Terry, Tyler 16 Atlanta, GA 10.67Q -0.7 2 6 4612 McClinton, Donald 17 Ludowici, GA 10.64q 1.7 5 10.634 7 175 Hulon, Jeffery 17 Beaumont, TX 10.64q 1.7 5 10.639 8 5597 Africa, Amaan 16 Pretoria (South Afr 10.65q 1.7 5 9 2338 Cross, Zion 18 Lorain, OH 10.68 2.3 1 10 1036 Green, Aran 16 St. George, SC 10.71 1.7 5 10.704 11 3149 Allen, William 16 Lexington, KY 10.71 -0.7 2 10.706 12 1264 Appiah, Brock 17 Edmond, OK 10.73 0.2 4 13 5282 Doyley, Mark 17 Hartford, CT 10.74 1.7 5 14 5703 Milligan, Cameron Track Eastern Ca 10.75 2.1 3 15 404 Gilchrist, Tajh 16 Bowie, MD 10.77 0.2 4 16 3064 Webb, Jaquan 18 Oxford, MS 10.78 -0.7 2 17 2350 Fuller, Ronald 18 Eastover, SC 10.80 0.2 4 10.793 18 695 Djero, Donatien 17 Providence, RI 10.80 0.2 4 10.798 19 5004 Powell, Davian 17 Centreville, VA 10.83 2.3 1 20 4995 Maas, Jon 17 San Antonio, TX 10.89 2.1 3 21 4771 Mitchell, Jaylan 16 Durham, NC 10.91 2.3 1 22 5170 Blamble, Matthew 16 Wadsworth, OH 10.92 0.2 4 23 4553 Webb, Myles 17 Glendale, CA 10.93 0.2 4 24 4633 Ashford, Jayson 17 Fairview Heights, I 11.00 -0.7 2 25 5701 Meyers, Montae Track Eastern Ca 11.02 2.1 3 26 4641 Wassell, Kahlil 17 Springfield, IL 11.15 -0.7 2 27 4079 Harrison, Eric 17 Waldolf, MD 11.16 -0.7 2 11.152 28 192 Berry, Sanchez 16 Bassfield, MS 11.16 2.3 1 11.156 29 3588 Simmons, Jonathan 17 Upper Marlboro, MD 11.45 -0.7 2 -- 5702 Miller, Donte Track Eastern Ca DNS 2.3 1 Page 1 20160617_new_balance -- 386 Hemphill, Jahvel 17 bloomsburg, PA DNS 2.1 3 -- 5339 Afolabi, Daniel 16 West Lafayette, IN DNS 2.3 1 -- 2388 Charleston, Cravon 16 Charlotte, NC DNS 2.1 3 -- 4427 Uzzell, Jeffrey 17 Mcdonugh, GA DNS 2.1 3 Event 1 Boys 100 Meter Dash Championship ===================================================================== National: 10.00 7/5/2014 Trentavis Friday, Cherryville, NC Meet: 10.14 6/17/2000 Dwight Thomas, Northwestern, Hyatts-MD Freshman: 10.35 6/2000 Jamar Ervin, Camden, NJ Sophomore: 10.23 6/21/2007 Rynell Parson, Stevens, San Ant, TX Junior: 10.14 6/26/2015 Noah Lyles, TC Wms,Alexndra,VA Senior: 10.00 7/5/2014 Trentavis Friday, Cherryville, NC Name Year School Finals Wind ===================================================================== Finals 1 4993 Allison, Champion 17 Rosenberg, TX 10.44 2.4 2 4954 Mitchell, Quincy 18 Hanahan, SC 10.45 2.4 3 3014 Huggins, Nathanaie 16 opelika, AL 10.46 2.4 4 5597 Africa, Amaan 16 Pretoria (South Afr 10.48 2.4 5 175 Hulon, Jeffery 17 Beaumont, TX 10.51 2.4 6 4612 McClinton, Donald 17 Ludowici, GA 10.53 2.4 7 4689 Moten, Will 17 Camp Springs, MD 10.60 2.4 8 4048 Terry, Tyler 16 Atlanta, GA 10.63 2.4 Event 2 Girls 100 Meter Dash Championship ======================================================================== 8 Advance: Top 1 Each Heat plus Next 2 Best Times Jayla Kirkland is defending champion National: 10.98 6/20/2015 Candace Hill, Rockdale Cnty,Cnyrs,GA Meet: 11.27 6/19/2010 Octavius Freeman, Lake Wales, FL Freshman: 11.24 6/23/1995 Angela Williams, Chino, CA Sophomore: 10.98 6/20/2015 Candace Hill, Rockdale Cnty,Cnyrs,GA Junior: 11.13 6/21/1976 Chandra Cheeseborough, Ribault, Jacksonville Senior: 11.11 6/26/1998 Angela Williams, Chino, CA Name Year School Prelims Wind H# ======================================================================== Preliminaries 1 1280 Harris, Kaylor 17 Mesquite, TX 11.54Q 0.6 5 2 4527 Kirkland, Jayla 17 Birmingham, AL 11.57Q 1.7 4 3 2939 Terry, Twanisha 17 Miami, FL 11.60Q 1.3 2 11.596 4 141 Davies, Thelma 19 Darby, PA 11.62Q 1.9 1 5 4576 Falco, Sophia 17 Bradenton, FL 11.72Q 2.2 3 6 277 Dennis, Kennedy 17 Greenville, SC 11.77Q 0.6 6 7 2549 Lampkin, Daija 17 Middletown, DE 11.60q 1.7 4 11.593 8 4608 Tate, Caitlan 17 Lilburn, GA 11.70q 1.9 1 9 1817 Clark, Tamara 17 High Point, NC 11.76 2.2 3 11.751 10 4129 DeLoach, Taylor 16 Savannah, GA 11.76 1.7 4 11.758 Page 2 20160617_new_balance 11 4057 Hazzard, Halle 17 Commack, NY 11.80 1.7 4 12 3684 Thomas, Lanae-Tava 18 Henrietta, NY 11.82 0.6 5 11.811 13 818 Sims, Justice 16 Brandon, MS 11.82 2.2 3 11.818 14 4737 Caldwell, Jedah 16 Chaska, MN 11.86 1.3 2 15 2394 Johnson, Genaya 16 Charlotte, NC 11.89 1.9 1 16 1986 Rossum, Alexa 19 Braselton, GA 11.91 0.6 6 17 5226 Richardson, Justic 16 Warren, OH 11.92 2.2 3 11.912 18 5202 Goulet, Dajae' 16 Suffolk, VA 11.92 1.3 2 11.916 19 3580 Davis, Stephanie 17 Upper Marlboro, MD 11.93 1.9 1 20 3938 Williams, Shaniya 17 Miami, FL 11.94 2.2 3 21 4699 Cain, Kelisa 18 Leonardtown, MD 11.96 0.6 6 11.953 22 693 Foday, Mary 16 Capitol Heights, MD 11.96 1.7 4 11.955 23 4630 Young, Amira 18 Chicago, IL 11.97 0.6 6 24 1608 Price, Natalie 17 Granville, OH 12.00 1.7 4 25 1126 Ethridge, McKenzie 16 Signal Mountain, TN 12.03 0.6 6 26 5426 Foy, Kayla 16 Cary, NC 12.04 0.6 5 27 510 Hackney, Charminiq 16 Cary, NC 12.07 0.6 6 28 3151 Anderson, Charnice 16 Brooklyn, NY 12.09 2.2 3 12.083 29 4778 Ward, Charla 17 Greensboro, NC 12.09 1.9 1 12.086 30 4905 Peace, Kouri 19 Chalfont, PA 12.16 0.6 5 31 4628 Carter, Briyana 16 Windsor Heights, IA 12.24 1.3 2 32 2193 Stark, Grace 19 White Lake, MI 12.25 1.3 2 33 3289 Bowman, Jahnae 16 Winston Salem, NC 12.27 1.9 1 34 2109 Mair, Tranise 16 Miami, FL 12.31 0.6 5 35 4562 Evans, Maya 18 Aurora, CO 12.38 0.6 6 36 2709 Austin, Shauntezz- 17 Houston, TX 12.58 1.7 4 37 4311 Collins, Kori 18 Pembroke Pines, FL 12.61 2.2 3 38 2947 Williams, Brooke-L 17 Norton, MA 14.08 1.3 2 -- 4748 Runheim, Fanny 18 Advance, NC DNS 0.6 5 -- 5509 Mack, Bria 17 Glassboro, NJ DNS 0.6 5 -- 4616 Boone, DaLoria 18 Milledgeville, GA DNS 1.3 2 Event 2 Girls 100 Meter Dash Championship ===================================================================== Jayla Kirkland is defending champion National: 10.98 6/20/2015 Candace Hill, Rockdale Cnty,Cnyrs,GA Meet: 11.27 6/19/2010 Octavius Freeman, Lake Wales, FL Freshman: 11.24 6/23/1995 Angela Williams, Chino, CA Sophomore: 10.98 6/20/2015 Candace Hill, Rockdale Cnty,Cnyrs,GA Junior: 11.13 6/21/1976 Chandra Cheeseborough, Ribault, Jacksonville Senior: 11.11 6/26/1998 Angela Williams, Chino, CA Name Year School Finals Wind ===================================================================== Finals 1 1280 Harris, Kaylor 17 Mesquite, TX 11.34 1.0 2 2939 Terry, Twanisha 17 Miami, FL 11.41 1.0 3 4527 Kirkland, Jayla 17 Birmingham, AL 11.47 1.0 4 141 Davies, Thelma 19 Darby, PA 11.59 1.0 11.585 Page 3 20160617_new_balance 5 4576 Falco, Sophia 17 Bradenton, FL 11.59 1.0 11.588 6 2549 Lampkin, Daija 17 Middletown, DE 11.72 1.0 7 4608 Tate, Caitlan 17 Lilburn, GA 11.79 1.0 8 277 Dennis, Kennedy 17 Greenville, SC 11.80 1.0 Event 3 Boys 200 Meter Dash Championship ======================================================================== 8 Advance: Top 1 Each Heat plus Next 2 Best Times National: 20.13 5/11/1985 Roy Martin, Roosevelt, Dallas, TX Meet: 20.41 6/15/2014 Tretavis Friday, Cherryville, NC Freshman: 20.68 2/20/2016 Tyrese Cooper, American,Hialeah,FL Sophomore: 20.71 8/22/2014 Noah Lyles, TC Wms,Alxandria,VA Junior: 20.18 6/27/2015 Noah Lyles, TC Wms,Alexndra,VA Senior: 20.13 5/11/1985 Roy Martin, Roosevelt,Dallas, TX Name Year School Prelims Wind H# ======================================================================== Preliminaries 1 4744 Harris, DeMichael 16 Edwards, MS 20.88Q 1.1 4 2 4993 Allison, Champion 17 Rosenberg, TX 20.89Q 1.1 3 3 2092 Meyers, Khance 17 Kentwood, MI 21.15Q -1.2 6 4 3149 Allen, William 16 Lexington, KY 21.17Q -1.5 1 5 4320 Hamlin, Dartez 16 El Paso, TX 21.24Q 0.4 2 6 3044 Pratt, Darnell 17 Olney, MD 21.33Q 1.2 5 7 5282 Doyley, Mark 17 Hartford, CT 21.25q 1.1 3 8 4048 Terry, Tyler 16 Atlanta, GA 21.26q 0.4 2 9 3014 Huggins, Nathanaie 16 opelika, AL 21.27 1.1 4 10 531 Allen, Eric 18 Potomac, MD 21.34 -1.2 6 11 5009 Stewart, Trevor 16 Lorton, VA 21.37 1.1 4 12 3075 Michael, Jabra 16 Oxon Hill, MD 21.41 -1.2 6 13 92 Cook, Stedman 16 Washington, DC 21.42 -1.2 6 14 1264 Appiah, Brock 17 Edmond, OK 21.49 -1.5 1 15 4633 Ashford, Jayson 17 Fairview Heights, I 21.53 -1.2 6 16 1036 Green, Aran 16 St.
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