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Final 2012 Outdoor Results.Indd 2012 Texas Outdoor Track & Field Men’s Meet-by-Meet Results Date ........................................Event ..................................................................................................................................................... Result (Points) March 24, 2012 ......................UCLA Dual (Drake Stadium, Los Angeles, Calif.) ...........................................................................................L, 85-77 March 28-31, 2012 .................85th Annual Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays (Mike A. Myers Stadium, Austin, Texas) ............................. Not Scored April 6, 2012 ..........................Stanford Invitational (Cobb Track and Angell Field, Palo Alto, Calif.) ...................................................... Not Scored April 14, 2012 ........................Texas Invitational (Mike A. Myers Stadium, Austin, Texas) ....................................................................... Not Scored April 21, 2012 ........................Longhorn Invitational (Mike A. Myers Stadium, Austin, Texas) ................................................................ Not Scored April 27-28, 2012 ...................Penn Relays (Franklin Field, Philadelphia, Pa.) ........................................................................................... Not Scored April 28, 2012 ........................Bobcat Classic (Track & Field Stadium, San Marcos, Texas) ..................................................................... Not Scored May 11-13, 2012 ....................Big 12 Championships (R.V. Christian Track Complex, Manhattan, Kan.) ..............................................2nd, 130 pts. May 24-26, 2012 ....................NCAA West Preliminary Round (Mike A. Myers Stadium, Austin, Texas) ............................................... Not Scored June 6-9, 2012 ........................NCAA Championships (Drake Stadium, Des Moines, Iowa) ...................................................................T-9th, 22 pts. 2012 Texas Outdoor Track & Field 5000m Run 2012 Outdoor Top Times/Marks 1. Ryan Dohner (Stanford Invitational) ........................13:59.91 100m Dash 2. Craig Lutz (Stanford Invitational) ............................14:00.95 1. Marquise Goodwin (Big 12 Championship Finals) ......10.24 3. Brock Simmons (Stanford Invitational) ...................14:02.70 2. Marquise Goodwin (NCAA West Prelims 1st Round) .10.29 4. Ryan Dohner (Big 12 Championships) ....................14:08.02 3. Marquise Goodwin (Texas Invitational) ........................10.32 5. Brock Dimmons (Big 12 Championships) ...............14:13.25 4. Mark Jackson (Texas Invitational) ................................10.34 6. Will Nation (Big 12 Championships) .......................14:20.96 5. Marquise Goodwin (NCAA West Prelims QF) ............10.35 7. Brock Simmons (UCLA) ..........................................14:24.10 6. Marquise Goodwin (Big 12 Championships Prelims) ..10.40 8. Mark Pinales (Big 12 Championships) .....................14:30.30 7. Trevante Rhodes (Big 12 Championships Prelims) ......10.41 9. Patrick McGregor (Big 12 Championships) .............14:38.68 8. Marquise Goodwin (Longhorn Invitational) .................10.44 10. Brock Simmons (NCAA West Prelims) ...................14:42.65 Trevante Rhodes (Big 12 Championships Finals) .........10.44 10. Trevante Rhodes (Texas Invitational) ...........................10.45 10000m Run 1. Ryan Dohner (NCAA Championships) ....................29:05.11 200m Dash 2. Will Nation (Stanford Invitational) ..........................29:33.66 1. Trevante Rhodes (Longhorn Invitational) .....................21.05 3. Rory Tunningley (Stanford Invitational) ..................29:33.66 2. Trevante Rhodes (Texas Invitational) ...........................21.20 4. Ryan Dohner (Big 12 Championships) ....................29:36.04 3. Trevante Rhodes (Big 12 Championships Prelims) ......21.30 5. Mark Pinales (Stanford Invitational) ........................29:40.34 4. Aaron Scott (Texas Invitational) ...................................21.34 6. Ryan Dohner (NCAA West Prelims) .......................30:14.17 5. Trevante Rhodes (NCAA West Prelims 1st Round) .....21.47 7. Mark Pinales (Big 12 Championships) .....................30:17.50 6. Aaron Scott (UCLA) ......................................................21.64 8. Craig Lutz (Big 12 Championships) .........................30:23.22 7. Alex Williams (Longhorn Invitational) .........................21.71 9. Will Nation (NCAA West Prelims) ..........................30:52.01 8. Marquise Goodwin (UCLA) ..........................................21.98 10. Mark Pinales (NCAA West Prelims) .......................31:02.18 9. Trevante Rhodes (UCLA) ..............................................22.37 10. Casey Wicker (Texas Invitational) ................................22.70 110m Hurdles 1. Keiron Stewart (NCAA Championships SF) ................13.36 400m Dash 2. Keiron Stewart (Texas Relays Finals) ...........................13.46 1. Dereck Dreyer (Longhorn Invitational) .........................47.78 3. Keiron Stewart (NCAA West Prelims QF) ...................13.51 2. Isaac Murphy (Texas Relays Decathlon) ......................48.01 4. Keiron Stewart (NCAA West Prelims 1st Round) ........13.64 3. Dereck Dreyer (Texas Invitational) ...............................48.11 5. Keiron Stewart (Big 12 Championships Finals) ............13.74 4. Dereck Dreyer (Big 12 Championships Prelims) ..........48.14 6. Keiron Stewart (Texas Relays Prelims) ........................13.75 5. Isaac Murphy (Big 12 Championships Decathlon) .......48.15 7. Keiron Stewart (Big 12 Championships Prelims) .........13.84 6. Isaac Murphy (NCAA Championships Decathlon) .......48.20 8. Keiron Stewart (NCAA Championships Final) .............14.08 7. Sheroid Evans (Texas Invitational) ...............................48.24 9. Isaac Murphy (Texas Relays Decathlon) ......................14.42 8. Petter Olson (Big 12 Championships Decathlon) .........48.37 10. Petter Olson (Texas Relays Decathlon) .........................14.49 9. Petter Olson (Texas Relays Decathlon) .........................48.40 10. Petter Olson (NCAA Championships Decathlon) .........48.45 400m Hurdles 1. Josh Brudnick (Big 12 Championships Prelims) ..........52.85 800m Run 2. Josh Brudnick (Bobcat Classic) .....................................53.43 1. Kyle Thompson (Big 12 Championships Finals) .......1:48.14 3. Josh Brudnick (Longhorn Invitational) .........................53.99 2. Kyle Thompson (Big 12 Championships Prelims) .....1:49.61 4. Josh Brudnick (Texas Invitational) ................................54.41 3. Kyle Thompson (UCLA) ............................................1:50.11 5. Josh Brudnick (UCLA) ..................................................55.28 4. Kyle Thompson (NCAA West Prelims 1st Round) ...1:51.05 6. Josh Brudnick (Texas Relays Prelims) ..........................55.30 5. C.J. Jessett (Texas Invitational) ..................................1:51.50 6. Kyle Thompson (Texas Invitational) ..........................1:51.88 3000m Steeplechase 7. Kevin Rayes (UCLA) .................................................1:52.06 1. Austin Roth (Big 12 Championships) ........................8:53.09 8. Kyle Thompson (NCAA West Prelims QF) ...............1:52.95 2. Austin Roth (UCLA) ..................................................8:57.00 9. Patrick McGregor (Texas Invitational) .......................1:54.70 3. Austin Roth (NCAA West Prelims) ...........................9:01.46 10. Kevin Rayes (Texas Invitational) ...............................1:55.61 4. Austin Roth (Stanford Invitational) ............................9:11.09 5. Collin Smith (UCLA) .................................................9:23.86 1500m Run 1. Patrick McGregor (NCAA Championships SF) .........3:43.26 4x100m Relay 2. Patrick McGregor (NCAA West Prelims QF) ...........3:44.26 1. Jackson, Goodwin, Sanders, Rhodes (Big 12) ..............39.43 3. C.J. Jessett (Longhorn Invitational) ............................3:44.70 2. Goodwin, Sanders, Rhodes, Evans (NCAA Prelims) ...39.53 4. Patrick McGregor (Longhorn Invitational) ................3:45.63 3. Williams, Goodwin, Stewart, Rhodes (UCLA) .............39.61 5. Brock Simmons (Longhorn Invitational) ...................3:45.87 4. Jackson, Rhodes, Sanders, Stewart (Texas Relays F) ...39.67 6. Patrick McGregor (Big 12 Championships Prelims) .3:46.41 5. Jackson, Scott, Sanders, Murphy (UCLA) ....................39.83 7. Ryan Dohner (Longhorn Invitational) ........................3:46.64 6. Jackson, Goodwin, Sanders, Rhodes (Texas Relays P) 40.01 8. C.J. Jessett (NCAA West Prelims QF) .......................3:46.85 7. Jackson, Goodwin, Sanders, Rhodes (Longhorn Invite) 40.18 9. C.J. Jessett (Big 12 Championships Prelims) .............3:48.02 8. Jackson, Goodwin, Sanders, Rhodes (Penn Relays) .....40.60 10. Kevin Rayes (Longhorn Invitational) .........................3:48.31 9. Williams, Scott, Sanders, Dreyer (Texas Invitational) ..40.65 10. Williams, Goodwin, Sanders, Rhodes (Penn Relays) ...40.69 2012 Texas Outdoor Track & Field 4x400m Relay Shot Put 1. Murphy, Brudnick, Thompson, Dreyer (Longhorn) ...3:10.52 1. Jacob Thormaehlen (Big 12) ....................20.31m (66-07.75) 2. Murphy, Evans, Thompson, Dreyer (Big 12) .............3:10.57 2. Hayden Baillio (NCAA West Prelims) ....19.92m (65-04.25) 3. Brudnick, Murphy, Dreyer, Evans (Texas Invite) ......3:12.54 3. Jacob Thormaehlen (UCLA) ....................19.65m (64-05.75) 4. Thompson, Brudnick, Stewart,
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