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— Mt. SAC Relays — Mallett) Volume 16, No. 21 April 17, 2017 Dasor’, Sears); 8. Iowa 39.46 (Brissett, Wilson, Woodard, — Mt. SAC Relays — Mallett). II–1. Illinois 39.68. Torrance, California 2. ***Kale Adams (Adams) 8:49.70; 3. 4 x 200: 1. Altis 1:20.74 (Ujah’, Hart’, De **Benjamin Preisner’ (Tulsa) 8:50.75; 4. *Riley Grasse’, Webb). April 13–15 McInerney (EnIl) 8:53.51; 5. Robert Murphy’ 4 x 400: I–1. Oregon 3:07.30; 2. Sequoias (traditional venue at Walnut being rebuilt) (IUPUI) 8:53.64. 3:07.49. 5000: 1. Marc Scott’ (Tulsa) 13:37.45; II–1. LSU 3:04.19 (Flournoy, Cherry, MT. SAC OPEN MEN 2. *Jack Bruce’ (Ar) 13:38.15 PR; 3. Bruton, Mulugata’); 2. Houston 3:04.38 (4/13—10K, HT; 4/14—1500, St, 5K) *Colby Gilbert (Wa) 13:38.68; 4. **Sydney (Lattin, Ford, Clarke’, Burke’); 3. Iowa 100: I(0.1)–1. Ronnie Baker (Nik) 9.99 PR; Gidabuday (Adams) 13:39.94; 3:05.81. 2. CJ Ujah’ (GB) 10.10; 3. Mike Rodgers 5. *Dillon Maggard (UtSt) 13:41.17 PR; (Nik) 10.11; 4. Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake’ Field Events 6. George-Byron Alex (unat) 13:42.30; 7. (LSU) 10.17; HJ: 1. Mike Mason’ (Can) 7-6½ (2.30) Mohamed Hrezi’ (Lba) 13:42.80 PR; 8. 5. Ameer Webb (Nik) 10.23; 6. Just’N (=out WL); 2. Django Lovett’ (Can) 7-5¼ *Daniel De La Torre (UCLA) 13:46.14 PR; Thymes (USC) 10.25; 7. BeeJay Lee (unat) (2.27) PR; 3. Bradley Adkins (unat) 7-1¾ 9. James Ngandu’ (Tif) 13:46.63 PR; 10. 10.27; 8. Remontay McClain (Nik) 10.29; 9. (2.18); 4. Avion Jones (unat) 7-1¾; 5. Jeron *Grant Fischer (CoSt) 13:46.80 PR; 11. Wilfried Koffi’ (CI) 10.29. Robinson (unat) 7-1¾. ***Amon Kemboi’ (Campb) 13:47.77 PR; 12. II(-0.2)–1. Kyree King (Or) 10.23 =PR; 2. PV: 1. Seito Yamamoto’ (Jpn) 18-8¼ (5.70); Noah Droddy (RootsRP) 13:47.93 PR; 13. *Cameron Burrell (Hous) 10.26. 2. MinSub Jin’ (SK) 18-½ (5.50); 3. *Cole ***Jonathan Davis (Il) 13:49.55 PR. 200(0.3): 1. Jeremy Dodson’ (AmS) 20.61; Walsh (Or) 18-½ PR. 10,000: 1. **Vincent Kiprop’ (MoSo) 2. Thymes 20.61; 3. Remontay McClain (Nik) LJ: 1. Jarvis Gotch (unat) 26-8¼ (8.13); 2. 28:19.94; 2. Mauricio Gonzalez’ (Col) 20.63; 4. Lee 20.69. Fabrice Lapierre’ (Aus) 25-5¼ (7.75). 28:27.69 PR; 3. ***Jacob Choge’ (MTn) II(2.1)–1. **Jaron Flournoy (LSU) 20.62w; TJ: 1. Donald Scott (unat) 55-9¾ (17.01); 28:42.31 PR; 2. Koffi’ 20.67w. 2. Troy Doris’ (Guy) 53-9¼ (16.39); 3. *Eric 4. Miguel Amador’ (Col) 28:56.21; 5. Amon 400: 1. ***Quincy Hall (SeqCC) 45.12 Sloan (USC) 53-9¼ (16.39) out PR; 4. Alberto Terer’ (Campb) 28:57.72; 6. **Rory Linkletter’ PR (out AL); 2. Marcus Chambers (Or) Alvarez’ (Mex) 53-9 (16.38); 5. Joshua (BYU) 28:58.74 PR; 7. Tidrek Nurme’ (Est) 45.29 (out CL); Honeycutt (unat) 53-8½ (16.37). 29:11.50 PR; 3. ***Raymond Kibet’ (Tul) 45.67; 4. SP: 1. *Mostafa Hassan’ (CoSt-Egy) 8. Dominik Notz’ (AkA) 29:12.23; 9. Greg Dontavius Wright (Altis) 45.68; 5. **Mar’yea 69-11 (21.31) NR (CL); 2. Alex Renner (NDSt) Leak (unat) 29:12.54 PR; 10. *Andrew Harris (Ia) 46.20. 62-5 (19.02). Johnston (AF) 29:13.21 PR; 11. Luis Orta’ DT: 1. Andrew Evans (unat) 211-6 (64.46) 800: I–1. Clayton Murphy (Nik) 1:43.60 (Ven) 29:13.46 PR. (WL, AL); 2. Eliud Rutto’ (MTn) 1:45.70; 3. (AL) (201-1, 211-6, f, f, 207-5, f) (61.31, 110H: I(-1.7)–1. Aries Merritt (Nik) 13.51; Eric Sowinski (Nik) 1:45.95; 64.46, f, f, 63.23, f); 2. Aleec Harris (adi) 13.61; 3. Siddhanth 4. Sho Kawamoto’ (Jpn) 1:46.25; 5. 2. Sam Mattis (unat) 207-2 (63.14); 3. Thingalaya’ (Ind) 13.83. Edward Kemboi’ (Ken) 1:47.29; 6. Sampson Rodney Brown (unat) 205-9 (62.71); 4. *Brian II(-1.3)–1. *David Kendziera (Il) 13.71; 2. Laari’ (MTn) 1:47.52. Williams (Ms) 196-8 (59.95); 5. **Reno Tuufuli Max Hairston (Altis) 13.79 PR. II–1. David Torrence’ (Per) 1:47.01 NR; 2. (Ia) 196-4 (59.85). 400H: I–1. Kendziera 50.17; 2. Isa Phillips’ Blair Henderson (LSU) 1:47.32; 3. *Carter HT(@Walnut): 1. Diego Del Real’ (Mex) (Jam) 50.17. Lilly (Ia) 1:47.51; 4. Richard Jones (Brk) 246-0 (74.98); 2. Dempsey McGuigan’ (Ms) II–1. CJ Allen (WaSt) 49.99 PR; 2. Eric 1:47.78. 231-5 (70.55) PR; 3. Johnnie Jackson (LSU) Alejandro’ (PR) 50.45. 1500: 1. Torrence’ 3:43.58. 231-2 (70.47) PR; 4 x 100: I–1. LSU 38.57 (CL) (Acy, St: I–1. Anthony Rotich’ (Ken) 8:39.96; 4. Conner Neu (unat) 228-11 (69.78); 5. Flournoy, Mitchell-Blake’, Jackson); 2. MJ Erb (Ms) 8:41.03; 3. Dylan Lafond Sean Donnelly (Iron) 228-3 (69.57); 6. Colin 2. Houston 38.59 (Burrell, Burke’, Martin, (Il) 8:42.55; 4. Jose Pena’ (Ven) 8:43.04; 5. Dunbar (unat) 226-9 (69.13); Hall-Thompson); Benard Keter’ (TxT) 8:43.05; 7. Adam Keenan’ (NnAz) 224-6 (68.44); 3. Altis 39.03 (Lee, De Grasse’, Richards- 6. Willy Fink (EnMi) 8:44.84; 7. Mario 8. Erick Loomis (unat) 215-11 (65.83) PR; Kwok’, Hart’); Bazan’ (Per) 8:48.28; 8. *Connor Mora (Mi) 4. TG Elite 39.09 (Collins, Robinson, 8:48.79; Rodgers, Gillespie); 9. Ricardo Estremera’ (PR) 8:49.57; 10. © 2017 Track & Field News.All rights 5. Australia’ 39.14 (Williams, Gamble, Gerard Geraldo’ (Col) 8:50.93; 11. Mauricio reserved.This newsletter may not be re- Hartmann, Andrews); Ceballos’ (Col) 8:51.15; 12. Andreas printedor retransmitted in any formwithout 6. Oregon 39.18 (Simpson, Shellmire, Carmargo’ (Col) 8:51.40. express written permission. King, Chambers); II–1. *Geoffry Cheruiyot’ (MTn) 8:48.73; www.trackandfieldnews.com 7. Western Kentucky 39.19 (Minor, Morris’, -119- April 17, 2017 9. *Michael Painter (Stan) 214-4 (65.34). 800: I–1. *Raevyn Rogers (Or) 1:59.10 *Sasha Wallace (Or) 13.56. Decathlons CR (old CR 1:59.11 Suzy Hamilton [Wi] 400H: I–1. Gianna Woodruff’ (unat) 57.37; (Azusa, 4/12-13): I–1. Luca Wieland’ ’90) (out WL, AL); 2. MonTayla Holder (unat) 57.57; 3. Sayaka (Mn) 8201 PR (10.52w, 24-8½/7.53, 2. Laura Roesler (Nik) 1:59.54; 3. Chanelle Aoki’ (Jpn) 57.66; 4. Ka’Lynn Jupiter (LSU) 48-10¼/14.89, 6-8¾/2.05, 48.88, 14.43, Price (Nik) 2:00.38; 4. Chrishuna Williams 58.17. 146-11/44.78, 15-9/4.80, 159-5/48.60, (unat) 2:00.41; II–1. Kori Carter (Jord) 55.79; 2. Amalie 4:38.54); 5. Kendra Chambers (TxEl) 2:01.10; Iuel’ (USC) 56.14; 3. Jade Miller (Harv) 56.41; 2. John Lane’ (GB) 7965 PR; 3. *Hunter 6. Dana Mecke (TxEl) 2:02.26; 7. Marilyn 4. *Kymber Payne (LSU) 56.62; Price (CoSt) 7801 PR; 4. Robert Robinson Okoro’ (GB) 2:04.07; 8. Amanda Eccelston 5. Grace Claxton’ (PR) 56.75; 6. ***Anna (unat) 7745 PR; 5. Ben Gregory’ (GB) 7669 (Brk) 2:05.38. Cockrell (USC) 56.81; 7. Autumne Franklin PR; 6. Phill Bailey (Chico) 7630 PR; II–1. ***Ruby Stauber (LSU) 2:03.77; 2. (unat) 58.62. 7. *Joe Delgado (Or) 7566 PR; 8. Daniel Dominique Jackson (OisSRA) 2:04.65; 3. 4 x 100: I–1. Iowa 44.67; 2. Houston 45.00. Golubovic (Duke) 7500 PR; 9. Jason Dunn Hanna Hermansson’ (Swe) 2:04.90; 4. Alisha II–1. Oregon 42.12 CR (old CR 42.34 (Chico) 7494 PR; 10. *William Dougherty (Ia) Brown (Ois) 2:05.38. Oregon '17) (WL, AL) (Dunmore, Stevens, 7471; 11. Robert Rohner (Duke) 7423 PR; 1500: 1. Amanda Eccelston (Brk) 4:12.86; Cunliffe, Washington); 12. Mitch Modin (Or) 7384; 13. **Corey 2. ***Katie Rainsberger (Or) 4:13.25; 3. Dana 2. LSU 42.14 (2 C—also under old CR) Reid (Azusa) 7367 PR; 14. Aaron Martin Mecke (TxEl) 4:13.42; 4. **Emilee Trost (MnD) (Brisco, Johnson, Martin, Hobbs); (Chico) 7315 PR; 15. Rostam Turner’ (Can) 4:13.51 PR; 3. Altis 43.82 (Kamara’, Todd, Williams, 7195; 16. Josue Louis’ (Hai) 7128 PR. 5. *Amy-Eloise Neale’ (Wa) 4:13.81 PR; Calvert-Powell’); II–1. Tim Wunderlich (Shore) 7517 PR; 6. Chanelle Price (Nik) 4:13.98 PR; 7. 4. Fearless Flyers 44.47; 5. UNLV 44.66; 2. **Tyler Brendel (Cal) 7347 PR; 3. **Isaiah *Rhianwedd Price’ (MsSt) 4:17.03;… 10. 6. Ole Miss 44.73. Oliver (Co) 7331 PR; 4. *Cole Jensen (Wa) ***Allie Ostrander (Boise) 4:18.19 PR. 4 x 400: I–1. Washington 3:36.50; 2. 7166 PR. St: I–1. **Alicja Konieczek’ (WnCo) UTSA 3:37.52. 9:51.09; 2. Jamie Cheever (OisTMn) 9:53.14; II–1. Oregon 3:27.98 (Rogers, Guster, MT. SAC OPEN MEN 3. Belen Casetta’ (Arg) 9:57.00; 4. *Kristi Waller, Horsley); (4/13—St, HT; 4/14—100, 800) Rush (BYU) 9:57.72; 2.
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