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Flash Results, Inc. - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 6:26 AM 5/28/2016 Page 1 NCAA Division I 2016 Outdoor Track & Field Championships -West Preliminary Lawrence, Ks -Univ of Kansas, Host - 5/26/2016 to 5/28/2016 Meet Program - Saturday Heat 2 of 3 Prelims Event 31 Women 4x100 Meter Relay (24) 2 Houston 38.95 _________ Saturday 5/28/2016 - 10:00 AM 3 No. Arizona 40.11 _________ One round. 3 heats. Random lanes 4 Iowa 39.44 _________ Advance top 3 from each ht. plus next best 3 times to Eugene 5 BYU 40.12 _________ College Best: 42.36 6/12/2009 Texas A&M 6 UCLA 40.22 _________ Lane Team Relay Seed Time 7 Air Force 39.92 _________ Heat 1 of 3 Prelims 8 Missouri 39.87 _________ 2 UCLA 43.91 _________ 9 Texas Tech 39.50 _________ 3 UTEP 44.55 _________ Heat 3 of 3 Prelims 4 Iowa 44.04 _________ 2 Okla. State 39.98 _________ 5 TCU 44.92 _________ 3 Wash State 40.17 _________ 6 Oregon 42.68 _________ 4 Utah State 39.62 _________ 7 Missouri State 45.19 _________ 5 South Dakota 40.15 _________ 8 North Texas 44.91 _________ 6 TX State 39.99 _________ 9 UC Irvine 44.51 _________ 7 Oregon 39.61 _________ Heat 2 of 3 Prelims 8 Texas A&M 39.02 _________ 2 Kansas 44.97 _________ 9 TCU 39.08 _________ 3 Missouri 44.40 _________ 4 Arkansas 43.85 _________ Event 25 Women 1500 Meter Run (48) 5 Houston 44.22 _________ Saturday 5/28/2016 - 10:30 AM 6 UNLV 44.88 _________ Advance top 2 places. plus next best 4 times to Eugene 7 Texas A&M 42.94 _________ College Best: 3:59.90 6/7/2009 Jenny Barringer 8 Colorado 45.10 _________ Lane NameYr School Seed Time 9 Illinois 44.56 _________ Heat 1 of 4 Prelims Heat 3 of 3 Prelims 1 959 Annie Leblanc SR Oregon 4:18.70 _________ 2 USC 43.46 _________ 2 272 Sydney Gray SR California 4:24.14 _________ 3 Nebraska 44.59 _________ 3 762 Emily Hosker-Thornhill SR New Mexico 4:19.88 _________ 4 Wash State 44.75 _________ 4 1601 Maddie Meyers JR Washington 4:18.57 _________ 5 Oklahoma 44.38 _________ 5 11 Carina Gillespie SO Air Force 4:22.81 _________ 6 Texas 43.55 _________ 6 909 Jenny Celis FR Okla. State 4:22.77 _________ 7 San Diego State 44.30 _________ 7 1155 Maddy Berkson SO Stanford 4:24.39 _________ 8 Texas Tech 45.09 _________ 8 1234 Katie Burford SR Texas 4:21.09 _________ 9 TX State 45.04 _________ 9 307 Dani Jones FR Colorado 4:15.29 _________ 10 1171 Molly McNamara SR Stanford 4:15.22 _________ Event 11 Men 4x100 Meter Relay (24) 11 158 Chelsea Orr SR Baylor 4:21.39 _________ Saturday 5/28/2016 - 10:15 AM 12 907 Anna Boyert JR Okla. State 4:20.11 _________ One round. 3 heats. Random lanes Heat 2 of 4 Prelims Advance top 3 from each ht. plus next best 3 times to Eugene 1 1525 Andrea Chavez SR Utah 4:19.87 _________ College Best: 38.23 6/2/1989 Texas Christian 2 90 Annika Sisson SO Arkansas 4:23.80 _________ Lane Team Relay Seed Time 3 496 Evelyne Guay SO Iowa State 4:24.70 _________ Heat 1 of 3 Prelims 4 85 Nikki Hiltz SO Arkansas 4:20.21 _________ 2 New Mexico 40.20 _________ 5 597 Kayla de Bondt SR Loyola Marymount4:21.88 _________ 3 Illinois State 39.98 _________ 6 1527 Sarah Feeny SO Utah 4:21.08 _________ 4 CSU-Fullerton 40.10 _________ 7 376 Annemarie Schwanz JR Fresno State 4:14.89 _________ 5 Nebraska 39.75 _________ 8 997 Morgan Anderson JR Oregon State 4:22.94 _________ 6 Texas 39.18 _________ 9 269 Georgia Bell JR California 4:18.89 _________ 7 Minnesota 40.14 _________ 10 1172 Rebecca Mehra JR Stanford 4:18.38 _________ 8 Ariz State 39.54 _________ 11 1030 Chloe Berlioux SR Sacramento St. 4:22.39 _________ 9 Arkansas 38.96 _________ 12 1156 Elise Cranny SO Stanford 4:16.37 _________ Flash Results, Inc. - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 6:26 AM 5/28/2016 Page 2 NCAA Division I 2016 Outdoor Track & Field Championships -West Preliminary Lawrence, Ks -Univ of Kansas, Host - 5/26/2016 to 5/28/2016 Meet Program - Saturday Heat 3 of 4 Prelims...(Event 25 Women 1500 Meter Run (48)) Heat 2 of 4 Prelims 1 824 Kylie Goo JR No. Arizona 4:23.31 _________ 1 180 David Elliott SR Boise State 3:42.76 _________ 2 82 Therese Haiss JR Arkansas 4:19.26 _________ 2 102 Austen Dalquist FR Arkansas 3:44.16 _________ 3 1603 Amy-Eloise Neale SO Washington 4:19.10 _________ 3 1441 George Baier JR UC Santa Barbara 3:45.56 _________ 4 1726 Kate Jamboretz SR San Francisco 4:24.94 _________ 4 1072 Hugh Nicklason FR San Francisco 3:44.12 _________ 5 209 Ashleigh Warner SO BYU 4:22.20 _________ 5 1179 Justin Brinkley SR Stanford 3:40.31 _________ 6 880 Kelsey McKee JR Oklahoma 4:22.15 _________ 6 1274 Brady Turnbull SR Texas 3:45.51 _________ 7 1098 Holly Archer JR SMU 4:23.05 _________ 7 980 Blake Haney SO Oregon 3:40.46 _________ 8 298 Maddie Alm SR Colorado 4:17.83 _________ 8 182 Jeff Lautenslager SO Boise State 3:44.77 _________ 9 1111 Katie Wetzstein SR South Dakota 4:20.89 _________ 9 1181 Thomas Coyle SO Stanford 3:42.68 _________ 10 1600 Anna Maxwell SO Washington 4:12.62 _________ 10 1626 Johnathan Stevens SO Washington 3:43.70 _________ 11 961 Ashley Maton SR Oregon 4:20.61 _________ 11 443 Liam Markham SR Illinois 3:44.96 _________ 12 913 Kaela Edwards SO Okla. State 4:17.07 _________ 12 322 Zach Perrin SO Colorado 3:43.76 _________ Heat 4 of 4 Prelims Heat 3 of 4 Prelims 1 947 Emma Abrahamson SO Oregon 4:20.51 _________ 1 64 Ryan Herson SR Ariz State 3:45.29 _________ 2 187 Emily Delvo SR Bradley 4:23.47 _________ 2 973 Chris Brewer SR Oregon 3:43.97 _________ 3 239 Katie Izzo FR Cal Poly 4:22.95 _________ 3 1445 Shyan Vaziri SR UC Santa Barbara 3:42.23 _________ 4 759 Sophie Connor SR New Mexico 4:14.03 _________ 4 294 Chris Walden SR California 3:45.20 _________ 5 1723 Giulianna Vessa SO Air Force 4:24.93 _________ 5 1272 Alex Rogers FR Texas 3:43.25 _________ 6 1022 Elsa Racasan SO Rice 4:22.36 _________ 6 921 Matthew Fayers JR Okla. State 3:44.57 _________ 7 1175 Malika Waschmann JR Stanford 4:16.53 _________ 7 1621 Blake Nelson SR Washington 3:43.19 _________ 8 890 Belle Wallace SO Oklahoma 4:22.02 _________ 8 770 Adam Cotton SR New Mexico 3:44.02 _________ 9 30 Claire Green SO Arizona 4:21.07 _________ 9 1721 Cameron Griffith FR Arkansas 3:45.87 _________ 10 55 Jen Owen SR Ariz State 4:19.62 _________ 10 774 Josh Kerr FR New Mexico 3:42.09 _________ 11 1440 Tori Tsolis SR UC Santa Barbara 4:19.02 _________ 11 1630 Izaic Yorks SR Washington 3:37.74 _________ 12 952 Lilli Burdon FR Oregon 4:18.33 _________ 12 1677 Ugis Jocis JR Wichita State 3:44.39 _________ Heat 4 of 4 Prelims Event 5 Men 1500 Meter Run (48) 1 217 Marcus Dickson SO BYU 3:44.73 _________ Saturday 5/28/2016 - 11:00 AM 2 1152 Zach Hansen SR St. Mary's-CA 3:42.64 _________ Advance top 2 places plus next best 4 times to Eugene 3 640 Derek Wiebke JR Minnesota 3:45.14 _________ College Best: 3:35.30 6/6/1981 Sydney Maree 4 100 Jack Bruce SO Arkansas 3:41.67 _________ Lane NameYr School Seed Time 5 222 Chase Horrocks JR BYU 3:44.25 _________ Heat 1 of 4 Prelims 6 69 Bernie Montoya SO Ariz State 3:43.68 _________ 1 1326 Alex Riba SO Texas A&M 3:45.79 _________ 7 842 Andy Trouard JR No. Arizona 3:45.76 _________ 2 446 Jesse Reiser FR Illinois 3:45.15 _________ 8 1476 Ferdinand Edman SR UCLA 3:43.80 _________ 3 438 Bryce Basting SR Illinois 3:45.35 _________ 9 987 Sam Prakel SO Oregon 3:40.11 _________ 4 1011 Jeff Thies SO Portland 3:43.88 _________ 10 267 Anass Zouhry SR CSU-Northridge 3:45.46 _________ 5 114 Ethan Moehn FR Arkansas 3:44.60 _________ 11 18 Matt Dorsey JR Air Force 3:44.07 _________ 6 662 Will Crocker SR Missouri 3:42.30 _________ 12 894 Jacob Burcham JR Oklahoma 3:43.03 _________ 7 1193 Patrick Perrier FR Stanford 3:44.32 _________ 8 820 Bryce McAndrew SR North Texas 3:43.41 _________ 9 933 Joshua Thompson JR Okla. 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