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Timing & Data Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 1 Atlantic Sun Championship - 4/15/2005 to 4/16/2005 Results at www.cfpitiming.com Hosted by Belmont University Results - ASun Day 2 Women 100 Meter Dash Women 400 Meter Dash World: 10.49 W 7/16/198 Florence Griffith-Joyner World: 47.60 W 10/6/198 Marita Koch American: 10.49 A1988 Florence Griffith Joyner American: 48.83 A1984 Valerie Brisco Collegiate: 10.93 C1989 Dawn Sowell Collegiate: 50.58 C1993 Campbell , Richards Meet: 11.25 M 1998 Tayna Lawrence Meet: 53.90 M 2002 Valerie Beaubrun Regional Q.: 11.75 R Regional Q.: 54.61 R Name School Finals Name School Finals Section 1 Finals Wind: -0.1 Section 1 1Meadows, Tawanna Troy 11.74R 10 1Wallace, Carrie Troy 54.12R 10 2Clary, Malika F.A.U. 12.05 8 2Stephens, Marilyn F.A.U. 54.32R 8 3McCoy, Daquia F.A.U. 12.06 6 3Taylor, Ashley Georgia St. 55.29 6 4Taissir, Wafaa Campbell 12.08 4 4Thomas, Princess Georgia St. 55.90 4 5Jones, Jian F.A.U. 12.17 2 5Williams, Ashley Jacksonville 56.51 2 6Gollman, Ronella Troy 12.23 1 6Williams, Jocelyn Troy 57.07 7Green, Latoya U.C.F. 12.30 7Wilson, Helenor F.A.U. 57.87 8Booth, Yanique F.A.U. 12.36 Section 2 1Stevenson, Natasha Jacksonville 56.52 1 Women 200 Meter Dash 2Vance, Denice Georgia St. 57.78 World: 21.34 W 9/29/198 Florence Griffith-Joyner 3Harris, Mildred Troy 58.51 American: 21.34 A1988 Florence Griffith Joyner 4Derrico, Ladrica Georgia St. 58.58 Collegiate: 22.29 C1999 LaTasha Jenkins 5Williams, Latoya U.C.F. 1:01.24 Meet: 22.99 M 1998 Tayna Lawrence 6Clark, Jess Campbell 1:04.35 Regional Q.: 23.96 R ---Chester, Quiana Troy DNF Name School Finals Section 1 Wind: 1.4 Women 800 Meter Run 1Clary, Malika F.A.U. 23.92R 10 World: 1:53.28 W 7/26/198 Jarmila Kratochvilova 2Meadows, Tawanna Troy 24.08 6 American: 1:56.40 A1999 Jearl Miles Clark 3Jones, Jian F.A.U. 24.32 4 Collegiate: 1:59.11 C1990 Suzy Favor 4Stephens, Marilyn F.A.U. 24.34 2 Meet: 2:11.53 M 2000 Shana Ely 5O'Connor, Natasha Georgia St. 24.56 Regional Q.: 2:09.80 R 6Canady, Ciji Georgia St. 24.58 Name School Finals 7Ocana, Janita Jacksonville 24.63 Section 1 Section 2 Wind: 1.4 1Frenche, Keiona Jacksonville 2:13.08 10 1McCoy, Daquia F.A.U. 24.01 8 2Valtin, Alicia Campbell 2:13.77 8 2Gollman, Ronella Troy 24.42 1 3Mick, Ruth Lipscomb 2:14.64 6 3Taissir, Wafaa Campbell 24.52 4Kozub, Karen U.C.F. 2:14.68 4 4Taylor, Ashley Georgia St. 24.84 5James, Nicola Georgia St. 2:15.66 2 5Wallace, Carrie Troy 25.40 6Arnold, Dawn Georgia St. 2:15.73 1 6Thomas, Princess Georgia St. 25.57 7Modin, Linn F.A.U. 2:15.89 Section 3 Wind: 1.6 8McLean, Carlene Gardner-Webb 2:16.05 1Rogan, Jenny U.C.F. 24.99 9Bargmann, Belinda Troy 2:16.24 2Green, Latoya U.C.F. 25.16 10Jones, Christina U.C.F. 2:17.27 3Warmack, Danielle Campbell 25.37 11Schall, Elizabeth Lipscomb 2:18.94 4Childs, Shannon Lipscomb 26.04 12Warden, Katherine Gardner-Webb 2:19.54 5Carter, Lisa Lipscomb 28.18 13Benson, Elizabeth Belmont 2:21.80 Section 2 1Foley, Michelle Campbell 2:19.41 2Saridakis, Artemis F.A.U. 2:20.32 3Zieminski, Kristen U.C.F. 2:20.77 4Dyer, Jill Lipscomb 2:21.87 5Dutko, Christina F.A.U. 2:22.45 6Doud, Erin Troy 2:24.19 7smothers, elizabeth Belmont 2:24.94 C.F.P.I. Timing & Data Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 2 Atlantic Sun Championship - 4/15/2005 to 4/16/2005 Results at www.cfpitiming.com Hosted by Belmont University Results - ASun Day 2 Section 2 ... (Women 800 Meter Run) 9Milner, Michele Gardner-Webb 18:13.76 Name School Finals 10bissing, sherri Belmont 18:18.04 8Holland, Brittany Georgia St. 2:26.33 11Wood, Samantha Lipscomb 18:28.84 9Macdonald, Meghan Troy 2:26.94 12reed, kelsey Belmont 18:36.35 10Nelson, Alyse Campbell 2:27.71 13Phelan, Barbara Georgia St. 19:06.74 11Poremsky, Jessica Gardner-Webb 2:38.38 14saunders, megan Belmont 19:20.59 15Powers, Brittany F.A.U. 19:24.68 Women 1500 Meter Run 16Wright, Amanda Lipscomb 19:29.28 World: 3:50.46 W 9/11/199 Yunxia Qu 17Ollar, Stacey Jacksonville 19:40.68 American: 3:57.12 A1983 Mary Slaney 18Hannah, Rachel Georgia St. 20:08.15 Collegiate: 4:06.75 C2003 Tiffany McWilliams 19Edmonds, Elizabeth Lipscomb 20:10.87 Meet: 4:30.12 M 2004 Alicia Valtin 20Palmer, Allison U.C.F. 20:21.59 Regional Q.: 4:27.80 R 21Little, Terah Lipscomb 21:53.12 Name School Finals ---Moffenbier, Lindsey Jacksonville DNF Section 1 1Valtin, Alicia Campbell 4:31.98 10 Women 100 Meter Hurdles 2Bargmann, Belinda Troy 4:32.74 8 World: 12.21 W 8/20/198 Yordanka Donkova 3Dressler, Tara Campbell 4:33.17 6 American: 12.33 A2000 Gail Devers 4Schall, Elizabeth Lipscomb 4:37.08 4 Collegiate: 12.61 C1988 Gail Devers 5Claessens, Astrid U.C.F. 4:37.13 2 Meet: 13.64 M 2003 Safiya Davy 6Benson, Elizabeth Belmont 4:39.35 1 Regional Q.: 13.95 R 7Stapleton, Jill Campbell 4:43.08 Name School Finals 8Holland, Brittany Georgia St. 4:45.24 Section 1 Finals Wind: 0.4 9Williams, Lauren Belmont 4:45.91 1Chin, Diana U.C.F. 14.00 10 10Doud, Erin Troy 4:46.04 2Willis, Sheriee Georgia St. 14.07 8 11smothers, elizabeth Belmont 4:46.16 3Booth, Yanique F.A.U. 14.09 6 12Warden, Katherine Gardner-Webb 4:49.00 4Stephenson, Tamara Gardner-Webb 14.37 4 Section 2 5Chin, Victoria U.C.F. 14.86 2 1Damen, Sarah Belmont 4:51.67 6Johnson, Monique Troy 14.95 1 2Friel, Alex Georgia St. 4:53.80 7Davis, Talena Georgia St. 15.65 3Zieminski, Kristen U.C.F. 4:54.69 8Clymer, Erin Troy 16.60 4Wood, Samantha Lipscomb 4:56.21 Women 400 Meter Hurdles 5Macdonald, Meghan Troy 4:57.10 World: 52.34 W 8/8/2003 Yuliya Pechenkina 6Nelson, Alyse Campbell 4:57.21 American: 52.61 A1995 Kim Batten 7Tyler, Jennifer Jacksonville 4:59.98 Collegiate: 54.24 C2003 Sheenna Johnson 8Burke, Lauren Georgia St. 5:10.58 Meet: 59.28 M 2003 Tarjatta Rose 9Poremsky, Jessica Gardner-Webb 5:25.41 Regional Q.: 1:00.82 R 10Fredricks, Lakiyah Gardner-Webb 5:54.18 Name School Finals Women 5000 Meter Run Section 1 World: 14:24.68 W 6/11/200 Elvan Abeylegesse 1Stephenson, Tamara Gardner-Webb 1:00.08R 10 American: 14:45.35 A2000 Regina Jacobs 2Glover, Lindsay F.A.U. 1:01.50 8 Collegiate: 15:09.72 C2004 Kim Smith 3Chin, Victoria U.C.F. 1:02.25 6 Meet: 16:21.96 M 2004 Heather Lee 4Miller, Brittany Lipscomb 1:04.93 4 Regional Q.: 16:52.00 R 5Colasanti, Kylene U.C.F. 1:05.27 2 Name School Finals 6Davis, Talena Georgia St. 1:06.22 Section 1 7Willis, Sheriee Georgia St. 1:08.02 1Williams, Lauren Belmont 17:03.18 10 ---Wilson, Helenor F.A.U. DNF 2Feenstra, Jenn Georgia St. 17:09.17 8 Section 2 3Bargmann, Belinda Troy 17:21.57 6 1Anenih, Edith Georgia St. 1:05.31 1 4Stapleton, Jill Campbell 17:29.74 4 2Thomas, Ashley Georgia St. 1:06.56 5Waldrop, Lindsey Troy 17:47.93 2 3Hogg, Jennifer Troy 1:08.19 6Grabowiecka, Monika F.A.U. 17:57.92 1 4Clymer, Erin Troy 1:08.26 7Doyle, Trisha F.A.U. 18:01.59 5Parry, Melody U.C.F. 1:08.58 8Smith, Andrea Georgia St. 18:08.71 6Strange, Jessie Lipscomb 1:13.49 C.F.P.I. Timing & Data Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 3 Atlantic Sun Championship - 4/15/2005 to 4/16/2005 Results at www.cfpitiming.com Hosted by Belmont University Results - ASun Day 2 Section 2 ... (Women 400 Meter Hurdles) Women High Jump Name School Finals Starting Height is 1.50, increase by 0.5 7Johnson, Monique Troy 1:15.07 World: 2.09m W 8/30/198 Stefka Kostadinova Women 3000 Meter Steeplechase American: 2.03m A1988 Louise Ritter World: 9:08.33 W 8/10/200 Gulnara Samitova Collegiate: 1.98m C1995 Acuff / Bergqvist American: 9:41.94 A2001 Elizabeth Jackson Meet: 1.78m M 2000 Denson, 00/ Pace, 03 Collegiate: 9:44.95 C2003 Kassi Anderson Regional Q.: 1.75m R Meet: 10:58.72 M 2003 Andrea Marrow Name School Finals Regional Q.: 10:52.10 R Flight 1 Name School Finals 1Larsen, Ann Louise U.C.F. 1.81mM 10 Section 1 2Dawkins, Kidada Gardner-Webb 1.70m 8 1Heffernan, Fallon Jacksonville 10:49.64R 10 3Wicks, Ashley Jacksonville 1.60m 6 2Dressler, Tara Campbell 10:57.41M 8 4Ford, LesSundra U.C.F. 1.60m 4 3Valtin, Alicia Campbell 11:08.33 6 5Clymer, Erin Troy 1.60m 2 4Crampton, Lisa Belmont 11:11.50 4 6Stephenson, Tara Gardner-Webb 1.55m 0.5 5Morrow, Andrea U.C.F. 11:11.52 2 6Johnson, Monique Troy 1.55m 0.5 6Smith, Andrea Georgia St. 11:25.65 1 8Sutton, Ariel Georgia St. 1.50m 7Oreck, Jennifer Campbell 12:06.20 8Fowler, Elaine Belmont 1.50m 8Garvin, Rachel Jacksonville 12:16.56 9Shoemaker, Alison U.C.F.
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    Indoor Track and Field DIVISION I MEN’S Highlights Florida claims top spot in men’s indoor track: At the end of the two-day gamut of ups and downs that is the Division I NCAA Indoor Track and Field National Champion- ships, Florida coach Mike Holloway had a hard time thinking of anything that went wrong for the Gators. “I don’t know,” Holloway said. “The worst thing that happened to me was that I had a stomachache for a couple of days.” There’s no doubt Holloway left the Randal Tyson Track Center feeling better on Saturday night. That’s because a near-fl awless performance by the top-ranked Gators re- sulted in the school’s fi rst indoor national championship. Florida had come close before, fi nishing second three times in Holloway’s seven previous years as head coach. “It’s been a long journey and I’m just so proud of my staff . I’m so proud of my athletes and everybody associated with the program,” Holloway said. “I’m almost at a loss for words; that’s how happy I am. “It’s just an amazing feeling, an absolutely amazing feeling.” Florida began the day with 20 points, four behind host Arkansas, but had loads of chances to score and didn’t waste time getting started. After No. 2 Oregon took the lead with 33 points behind a world-record performance in the heptathlon from Ashton Eaton and a solid showing in the mile, Florida picked up seven points in the 400-meter dash.
  • SCOREBOARD Cent of the Vote Respectively

    SCOREBOARD Cent of the Vote Respectively

    20—MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, November 6,1990 Reynolds, Barnes face ban from the 1992 Olympics WEDNESDAY LONDON (AP) — Facing a possible two-year suspen­ metabolites of the banned substance methyli'*ctosicrone, sion that could prevent him from competing in the 1992 .. There is no room for steroids or and a second analysis carried out on Sept. 25, 1990, con­ Olympics, Butch Reynolds, the world record-holder in firmed their presence. the 400 meters, deni^ he has ever used steroids and said drug abuse in my life___People who LOCAL NEWS INSIDE “The case was then investigated by the lAAF doping drug tests that turned up positive “cannot be medically know Butch Reynolds know that I have al­ commission, who confirmed the positive result. ■ Democrat incumbents were jubilant. supported." ways been one of the strongest proponents “On Oct. 24, the lAAF informed TAC of the result of IHanrlipalpr Reynolds and Randy Barnes, the world record-holder the second test and requested TAC to note the suspension in the shot put, were suspended by the International of random year-round drug testing. of the athlete in accordance with lAAF rule 59 and to ■ GOP saw little reason for rejoicing. Amateur Athletic Federation for testing positive for offer the athlete an opportunity of a hearing in accord­ steroids. “I have taken drug tests five times over ance with the rules and procedures of the lAAF. What's The lAAF, track and field’s world governing body, on the past 10 months. Believe me, the results ‘TAC confirmed that this has been done and the date ■ Herbst trounces Bunnell in 35th.