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61St Annual TSU Relays Adkins Trak Timing - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 9:22 PM 3/17/2012 Page 1 61st Annual TSU Relays - 3/16/2012 to 3/17/2012 Texas Southern University Results Girls 100 Meter Dash High School ======================================================================== Name Year School Prelims Wind H# ======================================================================== Preliminaries 1 okereke, onyeoma 12 Dallas Samuell 12.18q -0.8 7 2 Miles, Daijonae 12 Fort Bend Marshall 12.26q -2.6 5 3 Landry, Mona 12 Galena Park 12.29q -0.9 8 4 Hatchett, Jessica 12 Montgomery 12.29q -0.9 10 5 Emeodi, Judy 11 Round Rock McNeil 12.41q -1.2 6 6 Henderson, Nicole 10 McDonogh #35 12.42q -2.6 5 7 Roberts, Asia 12 Summer Creek 12.48q -0.9 10 8 Carter, Bria 11 Houston Cypr 12.51q -3.4 12 9 Horn, Desiree 10 Galena Park 12.52q -2.3 4 10 Carter, Glorlisha 09 Bastrop 12.53q -2.3 4 11 Brown, Bealoved 11 Beaumont Ozen 12.55q -4.8 11 12 Roberson, Daye Shon 11 Houston Wheatley 12.55q -1.4 3 13 Moran, Sandra 11 Fort Bend Hightower 12.56q -2.5 2 14 Babineaux, Tristen 10 Houston Cypr 12.60q -1.2 6 15 Armstrong, Myavia 11 Wharton 12.62q -3.4 1 16 Jones, Reagan 12 Port Arthur 12.67q -3.4 1 17 Gordon, Jasmine 10 Fort Bend Hightower 12.70 -3.4 1 18 Powell, Gjavaie 12 Humble 12.76 -1.2 6 19 Thompson, Marjorie 09 Houston Cypr 12.81 -0.8 7 20 Jones, Raven 09 Spring Westfield 12.82 -0.9 8 21 Black, Brianna 11 Houston Cypr 12.83 -2.3 4 22 Carter, Ra'shanda 10 Houston Bellaire 12.84 -0.9 10 23 Taylor, Casha 10 Spring Westfield 12.85 -3.4 1 24 Flournoy, Sharica 12 Humble 12.86 -1.4 3 25 Odhiambo, Hapynes 12 Alief Taylor 12.91 -1.4 3 26 Gill, Joi 09 Houston Lamar 12.93 -0.8 7 27 Hawkins, Special 09 Beaumont Central 12.94 -3.4 12 28 Fontenot, Jameka 12 Beaumont Ozen 12.95 -1.5 9 29 Mendoza, Liniuska 09 Fort Bend Marshall 12.99 -1.4 3 29 Iloanya, Nicole 10 Arlington Bowie 12.99 -0.9 10 31 Howells, Sydney 09 Round Rock McNeil 12.99 -3.4 12 32 Vaughn-Hart, Bria 11 Katy 13.04 -3.4 1 33 Francis, Zahra 10 Alief Taylor 13.05 -0.9 8 34 Boulden, Denetria 12 Klein Forest 13.12 -3.6 13 35 Conner, Tracy 10 Houston Reagan 13.16 -3.6 13 36 Buckner, Raven 11 Episcopal (B 13.18 -1.5 9 37 Shy, Kristie 11 HCYA (Homesc 13.19 -4.8 11 38 Young, Tyla 12 Spring 13.21 -2.6 5 39 Hill, Frednisha 11 Channelview 13.23 -1.2 6 40 McKane, Simmone 12 San Antonio 13.25 -1.5 9 41 Montgomery, Brittani 12 Beaumont Central 13.26 -0.8 7 42 Coby, Eboni 11 Lancaster 13.28 -4.8 11 43 Fox, Naomi 10 Corpus Chris 13.32 -0.9 10 44 Peterson, Kyla 11 Bastrop 13.32 -0.8 7 45 Hull, Ne'Ambria 12 Lancaster 13.32 -3.6 13 46 Pettit, Jaelyn 09 Dallas Hampton Prep 13.33 -2.6 5 47 Washington, Ashley 11 Houston Cypr 13.35 -2.5 2 48 Phillips, Deja 10 Katy 13.37 -0.9 8 49 Thomas, Taylor 09 Summer Creek 13.40 -4.8 11 50 Thompson, Sharde 11 Houston Westbury 13.49 -2.6 5 51 Williams, Faith 09 Alpha Omega Academy 13.52 -3.4 12 52 Vann, Amari 09 Houston Bellaire 13.52 -0.9 10 Adkins Trak Timing - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 9:22 PM 3/17/2012 Page 2 61st Annual TSU Relays - 3/16/2012 to 3/17/2012 Texas Southern University Results ....Girls 100 Meter Dash High School 53 Dixon, Ashley 12 Channelview 13.54 -1.4 3 54 Vallier, Terria 11 Stafford 13.55 -0.9 10 55 Stricklin-levingston, Ad 10 Arlington Bowie 13.55 -2.3 4 56 Finley, Cherylle 09 Stafford 13.57 -0.9 10 57 Trimble, Davonna 12 Corpus Chris 13.58 -2.5 2 58 Brooks, Leonna 12 Brookshire Royal 13.59 -1.5 9 59 Jacobs, Lashae 11 Houston Sterling 13.59 -3.4 12 60 Evans, Tia 12 Houston Yates 13.63 -3.6 13 61 Polanco, Khalina 10 El Paso El Dorado 13.64 -0.9 8 62 Howard, Ashely 11 Houston Wheatley 13.65 -1.5 9 63 Parker, Riviera 12 Fort Bend Wi 13.67 -1.2 6 64 McFarland, Arkesha 10 Houston Nimitz 13.74 -2.5 2 65 Lilly, Robinique 12 Fort Bend Wi 13.76 -1.5 9 66 Gould, Brigid 10 Houston Lamar 13.81 -0.9 8 67 Miller, Amanda 10 HCYA (Homesc 13.85 -0.8 7 68 Young, Taylor 10 Houston Furr 13.88 -3.6 13 69 Padilla, Jazmin 11 El Paso Andress 13.91 -4.8 11 70 Coleman, Erin 12 El Paso Andress 13.92 -2.3 4 71 Broussard, Kandice 09 KIPP Sunnyside 14.05 -1.2 6 72 Haynes, Dominique 09 Arlington Houston 14.08 -3.4 12 73 Noel, Carla 11 Kingsville Academy 14.10 -4.8 11 74 Rodriguez, Corina 11 Houston Furr 14.32 -2.6 5 75 Maryat, deonna 10 Houston Nimitz 14.32 -3.4 1 76 Escandon, Gina 10 Pope John XXIII 14.76 -3.4 12 77 Cavazos, Robin 10 Kingsville Academy 14.77 -2.3 4 78 Cage, Chatera 12 Port Arthur 15.11 -3.6 13 79 Brooks, Jonnecia 10 Houston Madison 15.22 -2.6 5 80 Waldrup, Darvia 09 Houston Kashmere 15.54 -4.8 11 81 Trotter, Chelsea 12 Houston Yates 15.61 -2.3 4 82 Washington, Rolonda 09 KIPP Sunnyside 16.01 -1.5 9 -- Locure, Alex 11 Curtis, John FS -1.2 6 Girls 100 Meter Dash High School ======================================================================== Name Year School Finals Wind H# ======================================================================== Finals 1 Brown, Bealoved 11 Beaumont Ozen 12.43 -2.6 1 2 okereke, onyeoma 12 Dallas Samuell 12.49 -3.6 2 3 Landry, Mona 12 Galena Park 12.53 -3.6 2 4 Henderson, Nicole 10 McDonogh #35 12.56 -3.6 2 5 Miles, Daijonae 12 Fort Bend Marshall 12.62 -3.6 2 12.615 6 Hatchett, Jessica 12 Montgomery 12.62 -3.6 2 12.619 7 Moran, Sandra 11 Fort Bend Hightower 12.63 -2.6 1 12.622 8 Babineaux, Tristen 10 Houston Cypr 12.70 -2.6 1 9 Roberts, Asia 12 Summer Creek 12.74 -3.6 2 10 Armstrong, Myavia 11 Wharton 12.79 -2.6 1 11 Jones, Reagan 12 Port Arthur 12.81 -2.6 1 12 Emeodi, Judy 11 Round Rock McNeil 12.84 -3.6 2 13 Roberson, Daye Shon 11 Houston Wheatley 12.85 -2.6 1 14 Horn, Desiree 10 Galena Park 12.90 -2.6 1 -- Carter, Bria 11 Houston Cypr FS -3.6 2 Adkins Trak Timing - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 9:22 PM 3/17/2012 Page 3 61st Annual TSU Relays - 3/16/2012 to 3/17/2012 Texas Southern University Results Girls 200 Meter Dash High School ======================================================================== Name Year School Finals Wind H# ======================================================================== 1 Stalbert, Marcquita 10 McDonogh #35 24.34 -2.4 12 2 Brown, Bealoved 11 Beaumont Ozen 25.10 -3.5 1 3 Henderson, Nicole 10 McDonogh #35 25.38 -2.5 10 4 okereke, onyeoma 12 Dallas Samuell 25.53 -2.4 12 5 Roberson, Daye Shon 11 Houston Wheatley 25.55 -2.4 12 6 Wesley, Macahla 11 Austin Johnson 25.67 -3.5 1 7 Wilson, Ke'Andrea 12 Lancaster 25.69 -2.4 12 8 Duncan, Kiersten 12 Houston Cypr 25.71 -2.4 12 9 Mitchell, Akeyla 10 Corpus Chris 25.72 -2.4 12 10 Hatchett, Jessica 12 Montgomery 25.73 -2.4 12 11 Miles, Daijonae 12 Fort Bend Marshall 25.77 -3.5 1 12 Doffeny, Jourdan 12 San Antonio 25.78 -1.6 8 13 Carter, Bria 11 Houston Cypr 25.83 -3.5 1 14 Wilson, Dafeionthay 11 Klein Forest 26.02 -0.9 5 15 Carter, Glorlisha 09 Bastrop 26.04 -3.5 1 16 Armstrong, Myavia 11 Wharton 26.31 -1.5 11 17 Harris, Brittany 11 Houston Cypr 26.38 -2.4 7 18 Vaughn-Hart, Bria 11 Katy 26.38 -1.6 8 19 Gordon, Jasmine 10 Fort Bend Hightower 26.40 -0.9 5 20 Bennett, Lisa 12 El Paso Andress 26.45 -1.6 8 21 Berkhaulter, A'Driana 11 Lancaster 26.54 -2.5 10 22 McKane, Simmone 12 San Antonio 26.65 -0.9 5 23 Hancock, Robyn 12 Beaumont Ozen 26.67 -2.5 10 24 McCants, Jasmine 12 Spring Westfield 26.68 -0.9 5 25 Redmond, Maureen 12 Channelview 26.69 -1.6 8 26 Conner, Tracy 10 Houston Reagan 26.70 -0.9 5 27 Cotton, Taylor 11 Klein Forest 26.86 -2.6 6 28 Ware, Qwentadria 12 Galena Park 26.88 -2.6 6 29 Shy, Kristie 11 HCYA (Homesc 26.96 -2.3 9 30 Washington, Currin 09 Arlington Bowie 27.09 -2.6 6 31 Petitt, Daresha 10 Houston Eisenhower 27.12 -2.6 6 32 Fortenberry, Alexia 11 West Jefferson 27.13 -2.5 10 33 Parker, Kariella 10 Houston Lamar 27.13 -2.4 7 34 Jones, Ophelia 12 Houston Cypr 27.16 -2.5 10 35 Goudeau, Daevonna 11 Galena Park 27.25 -2.4 7 36 Williams, Faith 09 Alpha Omega Academy 27.29 -0.9 5 37 Sheppard, Diayja 10 Arlington Bowie 27.38 -1.6 8 38 Harris, Victoria 11 Houston Yates 27.47 -2.4 12 39 Buckner, Raven 11 Episcopal (B 27.49 -0.9 5 40 Carr, Renisha 12 Round Rock McNeil 27.59 -1.6 8 41 Brooks, Jonnecia 10 Houston Madison 27.60 -3.2 2 42 Moore, Cora 11 Summer Creek 27.65 -0.9 5 43 Joulevette, Jayla 10 Houston Bellaire 27.67 -2.3 9 44 Patterson, Hailey 09 Arlington Houston 27.71 -3.6 13 45 Finley, Cherylle 09 Stafford 27.72 -3.0 3 46 Pettit, Jaelyn 09 Dallas Hampton Prep 27.73 -2.3 9 47 Mba, Chinasa 11 Alief Taylor 27.76 -2.3 9 48 Gill, Joi 09 Houston Lamar 27.82 -2.4 7 49 Francis, Alexandrea 10 Fort Bend Hightower 27.92 -2.3 9 50 Montelongo, Ariana 12 Incarnate Wo 27.94 -3.6 13 51 Crawford, Taylor 09 Houston Christian 28.01 -3.6 13 52 Vallier, Terria 11 Stafford 28.02 -3.6 13 53 Locure, Alex 11 Curtis, John 28.03 -3.5 1 Adkins Trak Timing - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 9:22 PM 3/17/2012 Page 4 61st Annual TSU Relays - 3/16/2012 to 3/17/2012 Texas Southern University Results ....Girls 200 Meter Dash High School 54 Are, Valencia 09 Alief Taylor 28.05 -3.6 13 55 Penny, Valencia 12 Houston Washington 28.12 -2.6 6 56 White, Mariah 10 Spring 28.15 -3.0 3 57 Warren, D'ani 09 Houston Bellaire 28.17 -2.3 9 58 Marion, Halima 12 El Paso Andress 28.26 -3.2 2 59 Thompson, Sharde 11 Houston Westbury 28.32 -3.6 13 60 Young, Taylor 10 Houston Furr 28.40 -3.6 13 61 Harris, Rochelle 12 Beaumont Central 28.43 -2.4 4 62 Mukes, Tiare 12 Summer Creek 28.47 -3.6 13 63 Phillips, Deja 10 Katy 28.50 -3.2 2 64 Downie, Aaliyah 09 Corpus Chris 28.50 -2.3 9 65 Foster, Deja 11 Fort Bend Marshall 28.73 -1.6 8 66 Soto, Alondra 09 El Paso El Dorado 28.73 -2.4 4 67 Kelly, Kayla 11 Humble 28.76 -3.0 3 68 West, Kelsey 09 Houston Cypr 28.90 -2.6 6 69 Haynes, Dominique
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