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Franson Multi Email Honoring Head Coach Terry Franson and his great multi-event tradition Covid Considerations: • NO SPECTATORS. • Club/unattached athletes must check-in one hour prior to the start of your section and provide proof of a negative PCR COVID test result taken within 72 hours or a rapid antigen test taken within 24 hours of the start of the competition. After a symptoms tracker and temperature check, wrist bands will be provided. • Team check-in: One coach must provide proof for all team personnel of a negative test result (72 hours PCR, 24 hours Rapid Test) and a completed symptom tracker list for your team from the following link: o https://formstack.apu.edu/forms/visitors_health_assessment_form • APU Athletic Trainers will only be available for emergency situations and will not provide ice baths. • Bring your own drinking bottle. Water refill will be available. • Maintain your 6 foot social distance from other competitors, officials, and meet workers. • Personal umbrellas and tents are allowed on the infield. • Throwing implements should not be shared. Implements will be retrieved by a masked and gloved official and set down outside the sector. Cleaning wipes will be available for extra cleaning. • Implement Certification: Leave Implements at the check-in tent. Have them marked with your initials prior to arrival. Certified implements should be picked up prior to throwing event warm-up. APPROXIMATED SCHEDULE. THE MEET WILL FOLLOW A ROLLING TIME SCHEDULE WITH A MINIMUM OF 30 MINUTES OF WARMUP TIME PRIOR TO THE START OF EACH EVENT. DAY 1 TRACK EVENTS DAY 1 FIELD EVENTS 1:30 Decathlon 100m 2:15 Decathlon Long Jump 2 runways 2:00 Heptathlon 100m hurdles groups 2:45 Heptathlon High Jump 6:00 PM Heptathlon 200m groups 3:30 Decathlon Shot put 7:00 PM Decathlon 400m 4:45 Heptathlon Shot put 4:45 Decathlon High Jump DAY 2 TRACK EVENTS DAY 2 FIELD EVENTS 1:30 Decathlon 110 Hurdles 2:00 Heptathlon Long Jump 2 runways 4:45 Heptathlon 800m 2:30 Decathlon discus 8:00 Decathlon 1500m 3:15 Heptathlon Javelin 4:00 Decathlon Pole vault 2 pits 6:30 Decathlon Javelin HEPTATHLON START LIST DECATHLON START LIST Tammy Vien Brittan Burns Juliana Tampus Daniel McNabb Ruthie GrantWilliams Garrett Ostrinski Alysa Henry Jake Ostgaard Rebeka Preston Ike Agubata Sara Absten Brett Lombardi Asia Smith Bjoern Adden Jordan Hammond Lincoln Krog Nicole Warwick Austin Torres Meagan Warwick Josh Farmer Kaja Bins Hunter Powell Jorden Hall Mitch Modin Shaina Burns Andrew Chizzone Erinn Beattie Hunter Price Kendall Gustafson WolF Mahler Allison Halverson Scott Filip Ashtin ZamZow Taylor Ehrhardt Chari Hawkins Winston Lawson Decathlon Meet Records Heptathlon Meet Records Total Score 8727 Dave Johnson 1992 Reebok Total Score 6707 Jackie Joyner Kersee 1990 100m 10.50 Doug Loisel, APU 1984 100m Hurdles 12.81 Jackie Joyner Kersee 1990 Long Jump 8.07m Chris Huffins, MIZUNO 1996 High Jump 1.95m Akela Jones, KSTATE 2016 Shot Put 15.53m Doug Moss, UNR 1980 Shot Put 14.80m Nicole Haynes, CANADA 2003 High Jump 2.18m Edward Broadbent, HPC ELITE 2012 200m 23.08 Jackie Joyner Kersee 1990 400m 46.89 Jordan Hudgens, APU 1999 Long Jump 6.75m Jackie Joyner Kersee 1990 110m Hurdles 13.95 Ryan Billilan, UNAT 2016 Javelin 54.28 Durelle Schimek, CP POMONA 1989 Discus 49.88m Dave Johnson, REEBOK 1992 800m 2:08.80 Marla Runyan 1995 US Blind Assn. Pole Vault 5.30m Jack Szmanda, U Minn 2012 Dave Johnson 1992, REEBOK Javelin 69.68m Dave Johnson, APU 1984 1500m 4:09.20 Mike Cummings, CAL LUTH 1971 HEPTATHLON CHAMPIONS 2003 Nicole Haynes Canada 5,917 1987 Shelia Tarr Track West 5,379 2004 Kim Vanderhoek Calgary Spartans 5,793 1988 Anitia Behrbaum Unatt. 6,037 2005 Danielle Ayers Seattle Pacific 5,491 1989 Debra Larsen Nike Coast TC 5,529 2006 Reidun Wallin ASC Elite 5,580 1990 Jackie Joyner Kersee World Class TC 6,707 2007 Jaqueline Johnson Arizona State 5,681 1991 Jaime McNair Unatt. 5,792 2008 Julie Holeman Great Britian 5,766 1992 Kim Vanderhoek Simon Fraser U. 5,874 2009 Sharon Day ASICS 5,823 1993 Wendi Simmons Nike Coast TC 5,735 2010 Ruky Abdulai CANADA 6,086 1994 Sharon Jakolfsky Nike International 6,052 2011 Ruky Abdulai Valley Royals 6,105 1995 Ali McKnight Nevada Reno 5,742 2012 Annett Flemming UNA 5,851 1996 Wendi Simmons Nike Coast TC 6,074 2013 Sami Spenner Nebraska-Omaha 5,806 1997 Ali McKnight World Class Cond. 5,881 2014 Barbara Nwaba SantaBarbaraTC 6,043 1998 Shelia Burrell Unatt. 5,840 2015 Sami Spenner Omaha TC 6,019 1999 Tracye Lawyer Stanford 5,771 2016 Akela Jones Kansas State 6,307 2000 Tracye Lawyer Nike 5,995 2017 Odenhourer 2001 Sabine Krieger Germany 6,041 2018 Georgia Ellenwood, Wisconsin 5,983 2002 Heather Sterlin Nike 5,698 2019 Georgia Ellenwood, Under Armour 6,135 DECATHLON CHAMPIONS 1971 Jerry Newman Azusa Pacific 6,082 1995 Dave Johnson Reebok 8,322 1972 Chester McGaugh UC Riverside 6,723 1996 Chris Huffins Mizuno 8,286 1973 Fred Jesse Point Loma 6,295 1997 Ben Jensen Minnesota 7,669 1974 Paul Fink CS Fullerton 6,487 1998 Michael Hoffer New Balance 7,817 1975 Bruce Kuppersmith Azusa Pacific 6,477 1999 Chad Smith Nike East 8,045 1976 Bruce Kuppersmith Azusa Pacific 6,754 2000 Karl Lerum Falcon TC 7,438 1977 Bruce Kuppersmith Azusa Pacific 6,621 2001 Bryan Clay Azusa Pacific 7,980 1978 Brian DeRoo Redlands 7,070 2002 Paul Terek Michigan State 7,926 1979 Gary Wise Azusa Pacific 7,466 2003 Jon Takahashi Cal Poly – SLO 7,165 1980 John Serrano UC Irvine 6,856 2004 Phil McMullen Nike 7,937 1981 John Serrano UC Irvine 7,214 2005 Travis Brandstatter U. Minnesota 7,641 1982 Milton Scott UC Riverside 7,215 2006 Ryan Harlan Unatt 7,681 1983 Steve Odgers UC Irvine 7,072 2007 Chris Richardson Unatt 7,871 1984 Dave Johnson Azusa Pacific 8,044 2008 Mike Morrison Flordia 7,803 1985 Doug Loisel Azusa Pacific 7,003 2009 Chris Randolph VS Athletics 7,636 1986 Dave Johnson Unatt. 7,635 2010 Lars Rise Missouri 7,693 1987 Dave Johnson NYAC 8,045 2011 Grey Horn Florida 7,791 1988 Tony AllenCooksey Unatt. 7,567 2012 Kurt Felix Boise State 7,972 1989 Jack Hoyt Falcon TC 7,607 2013 Andy Lillejord North Dakota 7,397 1990 Chris Wilcox DECA 1 7,676 2014 Alex McCune Akron 7,768 1991 Dave Johnson Reebok 8,267 2015 James Turner Toronto 7,773 1992 Dave Johnson Reebok 8,727 2016 Ben Gregory ALTIS-GBR 7,882 1993 Rick Schwieger BOLT TC 7,571 2017 Luca Wieland, Minnesota 8,201 1994 Dave Johnson Reebok 8,219 2018 Zach Ziemek, Adidas 8,181 2019 Ayden Owens, USC 8,130 .
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