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Full Meet Results NORTHEAST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP 2021 MEET OFFICIALS Bryant track @ Smithfield, RI Meet Director: Timing & Scoring by www.cfpitiming.com Caitlin Hughes Meet Referee: Host: Bryant University Clark/ Smith 5/1/2021 - 5/2/2021 Timing: OFFICIAL MEET REPORT cfpitiming.com printed: 5/2/2021 6:28 PM RESULTS Women's 100 Meters W World Outdoor 10.49 Florence Griffith-Joyner USA 7/16/1988 Indianapolis, IN A American Outdoor 10.49 Florence Griffith Joyner World Class AC 7/16/1988 Indianapolis, IN C College Outdoor 10.75 Sha'Carri Richardson L.S.U. 6/8/2019 Austin, TX N NEC championship 11.58 Brittany Johnson S.F.PA 5/4/2014 Coraopolis, PA E ECAC 12.08 4:10 PM (Day 2): Finals Wind: (–0.1) Pl Name Yr Team Time Note Pts 1 CREWS, MYLAN SO ST. FRANCIS UNIV 11.81 10 2 MOORE, JALURAH SO ST. FRANCIS UNIV 12.03 8 3 RILEY , SHANTELLE FR FAIRLEIGH DICKIN 12.18 6 4 VANDERGRIFT, AALIYAH FR ST. FRANCIS UNIV 12.21 5 5 NEILS, MICHAELA JR LIU 12.31 4 6 HOPE, JASMINE FR BRYANT 12.35 3 7 XIARHOS , NICOLE JR BRYANT 12.40 2 8 HAUET, LAURIE JR LIU 12.77 1 5:15 PM (Day 1): (Top 1 per Heat + next 4 advance) Prelims Pl Name Yr Team Time Note H(Pl) 1 CREWS, MYLAN SO ST. FRANCIS UNIV E 11.84Q (+1.0) 3(1) 2 MOORE, JALURAH SO ST. FRANCIS UNIV 12.09Q (+0.4) 4(1) 3 RILEY , SHANTELLE FR FAIRLEIGH DICKIN 12.17Q (–0.2) 1(1) 4 VANDERGRIFT, AALIYAH FR ST. FRANCIS UNIV 12.24Q (–0.9) 2(1) 5 NEILS, MICHAELA JR LIU 12.29q (–0.2) 1(2) 6 XIARHOS , NICOLE JR BRYANT 12.52q (–0.9) 2(2) 7 HOPE, JASMINE FR BRYANT 12.55q (+0.4) 4(2) 8 HAUET, LAURIE JR LIU 12.61q (+0.4) 4(3) 9 GABRIEL, JAHAIDA FR MERRIMACK 12.70 12.691 (+1.0) 3(2) 10 SATISH, PRITHIKA FR SACRED HEART 12.70 12.699 (–0.2) 1(3) 11 ADESANYA, PATRICIA SO BRYANT 12.83 (–0.2) 1(4) 12 CAPOZZI, CHRISTINA FR BRYANT 12.88 (+0.4) 4(4) 13 MOCARSKI, MAYA FR SACRED HEART 12.90 (+1.0) 3(3) 14 ALSTON, JODI SO FAIRLEIGH DICKIN 12.95 (–0.9) 2(3) 15 BAILEY, KAYLIA FR CENTRAL CONNEC 12.97 (+0.4) 4(5) 16 BRODY, TARA SO SACRED HEART 12.98 (+1.0) 3(4) 17 GLENN, MACKENZIE FR SACRED HEART 13.10 (–0.9) 2(4) 18 GABLE, CARLEY JR MERRIMACK 13.21 (–0.2) 1(5) 19 SESAY, SALMA FR MOUNT ST. MARY' 13.23 (+1.0) 3(5) 20 BUDNEY , TAYLOR SR MERRIMACK 13.27 (+1.0) 3(6) 21 ROUSSEAU, SERENA JR MERRIMACK 13.28 (+0.4) 4(6) 22 LAUBSTEIN, HUNTER FR MERRIMACK 13.29 (–0.9) 2(5) 23 DIPERRI, ALEXANDRIA SO MERRIMACK 13.33 (–0.9) 2(6) 24 OKOROAFOR, OLIVIA JR SACRED HEART 13.36 13.356 (+1.0) 3(7) 25 ANGELO, OLIVIA FR BRYANT 13.36 13.359 (+0.4) 4(7) 26 FORCUCCI, ADRIANA SR SACRED HEART 13.39 (–0.2) 1(6) 27 YATES, ASIA FR MOUNT ST. MARY' 14.21 (–0.2) 1(7) DirectAthletics MeetPro 1 NORTHEAST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP 2021 MEET OFFICIALS Bryant track @ Smithfield, RI Meet Director: Timing & Scoring by www.cfpitiming.com Caitlin Hughes Meet Referee: Host: Bryant University Clark/ Smith 5/1/2021 - 5/2/2021 Timing: OFFICIAL MEET REPORT cfpitiming.com printed: 5/2/2021 6:28 PM RESULTS Women's 100 Meters (cont'd) 5:15 PM (Day 1): (Top 1 per Heat + next 4 advance) Prelims Pl Name Yr Team Time Note H(Pl) 28 VIGORITA, RACHEL FR CENTRAL CONNEC 15.01 (+0.4) 4(8) 29 JENSEN, LEAH FR CENTRAL CONNEC 15.49 (–0.9) 2(7) HEAT RESULTS Prelims Pl Name Yr Team Time Note Heat 1 of 4 Wind: (–0.2) 1 RILEY , SHANTELLE FR FAIRLEIGH DICKIN 12.17Q 2 NEILS, MICHAELA JR LIU 12.29q 3 SATISH, PRITHIKA FR SACRED HEART 12.70 12.699 4 ADESANYA, PATRICIA SO BRYANT 12.83 5 GABLE, CARLEY JR MERRIMACK 13.21 6 FORCUCCI, ADRIANA SR SACRED HEART 13.39 7 YATES, ASIA FR MOUNT ST. MARY' 14.21 Heat 2 of 4 Wind: (–0.9) 1 VANDERGRIFT, AALIYAH FR ST. FRANCIS UNIV 12.24Q 2 XIARHOS , NICOLE JR BRYANT 12.52q 3 ALSTON, JODI SO FAIRLEIGH DICKIN 12.95 4 GLENN, MACKENZIE FR SACRED HEART 13.10 5 LAUBSTEIN, HUNTER FR MERRIMACK 13.29 6 DIPERRI, ALEXANDRIA SO MERRIMACK 13.33 7 JENSEN, LEAH FR CENTRAL CONNEC 15.49 Heat 3 of 4 Wind: (+1.0) 1 CREWS, MYLAN SO ST. FRANCIS UNIV E 11.84Q 2 GABRIEL, JAHAIDA FR MERRIMACK 12.70 12.691 3 MOCARSKI, MAYA FR SACRED HEART 12.90 4 BRODY, TARA SO SACRED HEART 12.98 5 SESAY, SALMA FR MOUNT ST. MARY' 13.23 6 BUDNEY , TAYLOR SR MERRIMACK 13.27 7 OKOROAFOR, OLIVIA JR SACRED HEART 13.36 13.356 Heat 4 of 4 Wind: (+0.4) 1 MOORE, JALURAH SO ST. FRANCIS UNIV 12.09Q 2 HOPE, JASMINE FR BRYANT 12.55q 3 HAUET, LAURIE JR LIU 12.61q 4 CAPOZZI, CHRISTINA FR BRYANT 12.88 5 BAILEY, KAYLIA FR CENTRAL CONNEC 12.97 6 ROUSSEAU, SERENA JR MERRIMACK 13.28 7 ANGELO, OLIVIA FR BRYANT 13.36 13.359 8 VIGORITA, RACHEL FR CENTRAL CONNEC 15.01 DirectAthletics MeetPro 2 NORTHEAST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP 2021 MEET OFFICIALS Bryant track @ Smithfield, RI Meet Director: Timing & Scoring by www.cfpitiming.com Caitlin Hughes Meet Referee: Host: Bryant University Clark/ Smith 5/1/2021 - 5/2/2021 Timing: OFFICIAL MEET REPORT cfpitiming.com printed: 5/2/2021 6:28 PM RESULTS Women's 200 Meters W World Outdoor 21.34 Florence Griffith-Joyner USA 9/29/1988 Seoul, KOR A American Outdoor 21.34 Florence Griffith Joyner World Class AC 9/29/1988 Seoul, KOR C College Outdoor 22.02 Kyra Jefferson Florida 6/17/2017 Eugene, OR N NEC championship 23.42 Brittany Johnson S.F.PA 5/4/2014 Coraopolis, PA E ECAC 24.74 5:10 PM (Day 2): Finals Wind: (+0.4) Pl Name Yr Team Time Note Pts 1 CREWS, MYLAN SO ST. FRANCIS UNIV 24.32 10 2 RILEY , SHANTELLE FR FAIRLEIGH DICKIN 24.73 8 3 CARUTH, CHALYS JR MOUNT ST. MARY' 24.83 6 4 XIARHOS , NICOLE JR BRYANT 25.10 5 5 MOORE, JALURAH SO ST. FRANCIS UNIV 25.34 4 6 WATSON, CAMILLE FR LIU 25.56 3 7 VANDERGRIFT, AALIYAH FR ST. FRANCIS UNIV 26.30 2 NEILS, MICHAELA JR LIU DNS 6:45 PM (Day 1): (Top 1 per Heat + next 4 advance) Prelims Pl Name Yr Team Time Note H(Pl) 1 CREWS, MYLAN SO ST. FRANCIS UNIV E 24.74Q (–0.4) 3(1) 2 MOORE, JALURAH SO ST. FRANCIS UNIV 24.98Q (+0.9) 4(1) 3 CARUTH, CHALYS JR MOUNT ST. MARY' 25.01q (+0.9) 4(2) 4 RILEY , SHANTELLE FR FAIRLEIGH DICKIN 25.02Q (+0.5) 1(1) 5 XIARHOS , NICOLE JR BRYANT 25.37Q (+0.5) 2(1) 6 WATSON, CAMILLE FR LIU 25.38q (+0.5) 1(2) 7 NEILS, MICHAELA JR LIU 25.69q (+0.5) 2(2) 8 VANDERGRIFT, AALIYAH FR ST. FRANCIS UNIV 25.82q (–0.4) 3(2) 9 JEFFERY, DOMINIQUE SO MOUNT ST. MARY' 25.86 (+0.5) 1(3) 10 GARCIA, SOFIA FR WAGNER 25.93 (+0.5) 1(4) 11 FAIVRE, EMMA SO MERRIMACK 26.20 (+0.9) 4(3) 12 MILTON, MIA FR WAGNER 26.21 (–0.4) 3(3) 13 PETIT, HACHLAINE FR LIU 26.30 (+0.5) 2(3) 14 SANTIAGO, LAUREN FR SACRED HEART 26.67 (+0.5) 2(4) 15 SATISH, PRITHIKA FR SACRED HEART 26.68 (+0.9) 4(4) 16 GRIFFITH, DANIELLA SO FAIRLEIGH DICKIN 26.72 (+0.9) 4(5) 17 BROWNE, BRIANNA JR ST. FRANCIS (N.Y.) 26.73 (–0.4) 3(4) 18 BERTARELLI, ANA FR BRYANT 26.77 (–0.4) 3(5) 19 LAUBSTEIN, HUNTER FR MERRIMACK 26.79 (–0.4) 3(6) 20 DUNKLEY , ARMANI FR ST. FRANCIS (N.Y.) 26.89 (+0.5) 1(5) 21 BAILEY, KAYLIA FR CENTRAL CONNEC 26.90 (+0.9) 4(6) 22 BUDNEY , TAYLOR SR MERRIMACK 27.08 27.072 (+0.5) 1(6) 23 SALAS, CLAUDIA SO WAGNER 27.08 27.080 (+0.5) 2(5) 24 ANGELO, OLIVIA FR BRYANT 27.20 (+0.5) 1(7) 25 BRATHWAITE, ADRIANA FR CENTRAL CONNEC 28.21 (+0.5) 2(6) 26 SESAY, SALMA FR MOUNT ST. MARY' 28.27 (–0.4) 3(7) 27 STARKEY , ZHOEY JR ST. FRANCIS (N.Y.) 28.32 (+0.5) 1(8) DirectAthletics MeetPro 3 NORTHEAST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP 2021 MEET OFFICIALS Bryant track @ Smithfield, RI Meet Director: Timing & Scoring by www.cfpitiming.com Caitlin Hughes Meet Referee: Host: Bryant University Clark/ Smith 5/1/2021 - 5/2/2021 Timing: OFFICIAL MEET REPORT cfpitiming.com printed: 5/2/2021 6:28 PM RESULTS Women's 200 Meters (cont'd) 6:45 PM (Day 1): (Top 1 per Heat + next 4 advance) Prelims Pl Name Yr Team Time Note H(Pl) 28 LAIRD, MAKAYLA SO SACRED HEART 28.60 (+0.5) 2(7) 29 BARNES, NYKOYA FR ST. FRANCIS (N.Y.) 29.69 (+0.9) 4(7) 30 YATES, ASIA FR MOUNT ST. MARY' 29.91 (+0.9) 4(8) HEAT RESULTS Prelims Pl Name Yr Team Time Note Heat 1 of 4 Wind: (+0.5) 1 RILEY , SHANTELLE FR FAIRLEIGH DICKIN 25.02Q 2 WATSON, CAMILLE FR LIU 25.38q 3 JEFFERY, DOMINIQUE SO MOUNT ST.
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