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FINAL 2018 U.S. COMPREHENSIVE LISTS (as of 01/18/19) please send additions and corrections to [email protected] MEN 100 METERS 9.79 1 -0.3 Christian Coleman Nike Aug 31 Brussels DL 9.87 1 0.3 Ronnie Baker Nike Aug 22 Chorzów 9.88 1 1.1 Noah Lyles adidas Jun 22 USATF 9.89 1h3 1.4 Mike Rodgers Nike Jun 21 USATF 9.92 1 0.7 Isiah Young Nike Jun 09 Star Athletics 9.93 2h3 1.4 Cameron Burrell Houston Jun 21 USATF 9.97 1q3 0.9 Jaylen Bacon Arkansas State May 25 NCAA West 9.99 1 1.1 Kendal Williams Georgia May 13 SEC 10.02 2h2 1.9 Jeff Demps adidas Jun 21 USATF 10.03 1 -0.7 Justin Gatlin Nike Jun 13 Ostrava IWC 10.07 1 1 Bryce Robinson unat Apr 21 Mt. SAC R 1 1.2 Ameer Webb Nike Jul 28 Ninove 2q3 1.9 McKinely West Southern Mississippi May 25 NCAA East 10.09 3q3 1.9 Darryl Haraway Florida State May 25 NCAA East 1 0.9 Anthony Schwartz Florida HS Jun 02 Great SW 10.10 2s1 -0.9 Elijah Hall Houston Jun 06 NCAA 10.11 2 1.9 Tyson Gay unat May 12 NTC Elite 2 0.7 Tevin Hester unat Jun 09 Star Athletics 10.12 2h3 1.3 Cravon Gillespie Oregon May 24 NCAA West 3h1 1.9 Chris Jefferson Sam Houston Jun 21 USATF 1 -0.3 Micah Larkins Northwestern Louisiana May 06 Southland Ch 2 1 Devin Quinn Illinois Apr 21 Mt. SAC R 1f5 0.9 Keitavious Walter Alabama Apr 13 Jones Mem 3 1.1 Mustaqeem Williams Tennessee May 13 SEC 1h2 1.3 Maxwell Willis Baylor May 12 Big 12 10.13 3h3 1.4 Kenzo Cotton Arkansas Jun 21 USATF 4h1 1.9 Cordero Gray unat Jun 21 USATF 5h1 1.9 Remontay McClain unat Jun 21 USATF 10.14 4h3 1.4 Riak Reese Kent State Jun 21 USATF 10.15 4f2 0.7 Brandon Carnes adidas Jul 09 Lucerne 10.16 2q1 1.7 Ryan Clark Florida May 25 NCAA East 10.19 3h3 1.3 TJ Brock USC May 24 NCAA West 1 Travis Collins Butler CC May 05 Hutchinson 1h3 1.5 Josh Davis Alabama State May 05 SWAC Ch 5h3 1.4 Demek Kemp South Carolina State Jun 21 USATF 3 1.9 Justin Walker unat May 12 NTC Elite 10.21 3h1 1.3 Zack Bazile Ohio State May 24 NCAA East 2 -0.3 Cravont Charleston NC State May 12 ACC 10.22 1 0.4 KeSean Carter Texas High School May 12 Tx HS 6A 3 1.2 Eric Harrison Ohio State Jul 11 World Jr 1 -0.1 Sean McLean unat Jul 19 Dublin 1 1.1 Marcus Parker Eastern New Mexico May 05 Lone Star Ch 2 -0.7 NaRon Rollins Pittsburg State May 26 NCAA II 2 1.9 Rodney Rowe North Carolina A&T Apr 28 LSU Inv 10.23 4h2 1.9 Jarrion Lawson Asics Jun 21 USATF 6f2 0.5 Damarcus Simpson Oregon Apr 21 Mt. SAC R 10.24 1h6 1.7 Walter Dix unat May 12 NTC Elite 7h1 1.9 Chris Royster unat Jun 21 USATF 10.25 6q1 1.7 Amir James Northwestern Louisiana May 25 NCAA East 2h2 1.3 Terrell Smith Kansas State May 12 Big 12 10.26 1 Devon Allen Nike Mar 17 Sydney 2 0.9 Taylor Banks Florida HS Jun 02 Great SW 1h6 0.6 Davon DeMoss Memphis May 24 NCAA East 5 0.7 Kareem Fair Bethune-Cookman Jun 09 Star Athletics 1 0.1 Asani Hampton California High School May 02 Citrus Lg 1h1 0.8 Andrew Hudson Texas Tech May 12 Big 12 2h3 1 Justin Thomas Jacksonville May 24 NCAA East 10.27 3h4 2 Christian Lyon Barton CC Mar 30 Texas R 7h2 1.9 John Teeters Under Armour Jun 21 USATF 7q3 1.9 Myles Valentine Miami May 25 NCAA East Wind-aided: 9.78 1 2.4 Ronnie Baker Nike May 26 Eugene DL 9.86 1 4.1 Noah Lyles adidas Apr 13 Jones Mem 10.00 1 3.6 Christian Lyon Barton CC Mar 31 Texas R 1h1 3.9 Jaylan Mitchell North Carolina A&T Apr 14 Aggie Inv 10.02 2s3 2.3 Cravon Gillespie Oregon Jun 06 NCAA 2 3.6 Micah Larkins Northwestern Louisiana Mar 31 Texas R 10.03 1 6.9 Marqueze Washington unat Apr 13 McDonnell Inv 10.04 1 3.2 Kalon Barnes Texas High School May 12 Tx HS 4A 10.05 1h2 2.8 Brandon Carnes adidas Jun 29 Samorín 10.07 2f2 4.1 Cordero Gray unat Mar 31 Texas R Inv 1 2.5 Anthony Schwartz Florida HS May 05 Fl HS 2A 10.08 4 3.6 Chris Jefferson Sam Houston Mar 31 Texas R 10.09 5 3.6 Travis Collins Butler CC Mar 31 Texas R 1 2.7 Tevin Hester unat Mar 31 Texas R Inv 1 2.2 NaRon Rollins Pittsburg State Apr 08 Noble R 10.10 4 4.1 Cravont Charleston NC State Apr 13 Jones Mem 10.11 1 4.6 Kareem Fair Bethune-Cookman Apr 07 Spike’s Cl 1 5 Ryan Girk Grand Canyon May 12 WAC 1 3.4 Devin Quinn Illinois Apr 14 Illinois Twi 3f2 4.1 Blake Smith unat Mar 31 Texas R Inv 10.12 1 2.6 Kenzo Cotton Arkansas Mar 24 Spring Inv 6 3.6 Amir James Northwestern Louisiana Mar 31 Texas R 1 3.6 Remontay McClain unat May 17 Redlands 4 3 Khance Meyers Hinds CC May 19 JUCO Ch 10.13 6s3 2.3 TJ Brock USC Jun 06 NCAA 1 3.7 Jason Crow unat May 12 Emporia 1 3.5 John Lewis Houston Mar 24 Prairie View R 10.14 2 2.9 Damarcus Simpson Oregon May 13 Pac-12 10.15 1 2.9 Demek Kemp South Carolina State Apr 21 South Carolina Open 1 5 Kadrin Williams Hutchinson CC Mar 15 Winfield 10.16 1 2.4 Walter Dix unat Apr 14 Aggie Inv 1 6.1 Reginald Thomas Tiffin May 04 GLIAC Ch 7 4.1 Justin Walker unat Apr 13 Jones Mem 10.17 7 3.6 Marcus Parker Eastern New Mexico Mar 31 Texas R 10.19 1 4.5 Tre James Southern Utah May 11 Big Sky 2 Tyrone Thornton Coffeyville CC Mar 15 Winfield 5 3 Terence Ware Barton CC May 19 JUCO Ch 10.20 2 Jonte Baker Tiffin May 04 GLIAC Ch 6 3 Kasaun James Arkansas Baptist May 19 JUCO Ch 1 2.7 Emmanuel Tait Samford Apr 07 SAl Inv 10.21 1h1 2.4 Justin Thomas Jacksonville May 05 SWAC Ch 10.23 1 2.5 Keishawn Everly Texas High School May 11 Tx HS 5A 2h1 Desmond Lawrence unat Apr 14 Aggie Inv 10.24 8s3 2.3 Jace Comick Texas A&M Jun 06 NCAA 2 2.2 Carlos Wilson Texas State May 13 Sun Belt 4 Malcolm Woods AMC Apr 08 Noble R 10.25 1 2.6 Gil Roberts Nike Apr 07 Amarillo 3 2.2 Elijah Ross Arkansas State May 13 Sun Belt 2 3.2 Rafael Scott South Alabama Apr 14 Tiger Cl 4f3 2.1 Michael Timpson Florida Apr 13 Jones Mem 10.27 1h3 2.2 Eli Minor Western Kentucky May 12 C-USA 200 METERS 19.65 1 0.9 Noah Lyles adidas Jul 20 Monaco DL 19.84 1 -0.6 Michael Norman USC Jun 30 Paris DL 19.93 1 1.5 Isiah Young Nike Jun 09 Star Athletics 20.02i 1f2 Elijah Hall Houston Mar 10 NCAA Ind 20.13 1s1 1.5 Ameer Webb Nike Jun 24 USATF 20.15 1 0.8 Kendal Williams Georgia May 13 SEC 20.23 1s2 1 Mustaqeem Williams Tennessee Jun 06 NCAA 20.25 1 1.5 Jaylen Bacon Arkansas State May 13 Sun Belt 20.26 2s1 1.1 Jaron Flournoy LSU Jun 06 NCAA 1q1 0.1 Rodney Rowe North Carolina A&T May 26 NCAA East 20.27 2 1.6 Dedric Dukes Nike Mar 31 Texas R Inv 20.30 1h6 1 McKinely West Southern Mississippi May 25 NCAA East 20.33 3 0.8 Keitavious Walter Alabama May 13 SEC 20.36 1 2 Marcus Parker Eastern New Mexico Apr 22 Amarillo 20.37 1 0.1 Chris Jefferson Sam Houston May 06 Southland Ch 20.38 4s1 1.1 Kenzo Cotton Arkansas Jun 06 NCAA 2s1 1.5 Andrew Hudson Texas Tech Jun 24 USATF 2 -0.2 Bryce Robinson unat Jun 09 Racers GP 20.39 1 -0.3 Eric Harrison Ohio State May 13 Big 10 20.41 2h4 1.8 Amir James Northwestern Louisiana May 25 NCAA East 1 0.6 Fred Kerley Nike Mar 17 Castillo Inv 2 0.9 Terrance Laird Penn State Mar 30 Florida R Inv 20.42 2 1 Terrell Smith Kansas State Apr 27 Corky Crofoot 20.43 1h2 0.4 Kenny Bednarek Wisconsin HS Jun 02 Wi HS D2 4h6 1 Ryan Clark Florida May 25 NCAA East 3 0.9 Riak Reese Kent State Mar 30 Florida R Inv 20.45o 1f2 Nick Gray Ohio State Feb 24 Big 10 Ind 1 1.5 Devin Quinn Illinois Mar 31 Ole Miss Cl 20.47 1 1.3 Anthony Schwartz Florida HS Mar 03 Burley Inv 4s1 1.5 Marqueze Washington unat Jun 24 USATF 20.48 1 0.3 LaShawn Merritt Nike Apr 13 Jones Mem 2 -0.4 Kahmari Montgomery Houston May 13 American 20.49 2 1.5 Justin Walker unat Jun 09 Star Athletics 20.51 1 1.1 Tevin Hester unat May 05 Lawrence Mem 20.52 3f2 0.2 Devon Allen Nike Jul 09 Lucerne 6 0.8 Obi Igbokwe Arkansas May 13 SEC 4h5 1.3 Correion Mosby LSU May 25 NCAA East 20.53 4 0.1 Micah Larkins Northwestern Louisiana May 06 Southland Ch 20.55 4 1.6 Ronnie Baker Nike Mar 31 Texas R Inv 1f3 1.4 Demek Kemp South Carolina State Apr 21 South Carolina Open 20.56 7 1.3 Brandon Carnes adidas May 04 Doha DL 1f4 1.6 Kwantreyl McConico Tennessee Mar 29 Florida R 20.57 1 2 Tre James Southern Utah May 11 Big Sky 1h3 0.4 Tyrell Richard South Carolina State May 03 MEAC Ch 1f2 0.5 Dontavius Wright unat Jun 02 Bush SCAUSATF 20.58 2 1 Zach Shinnick USC Mar 24 P5 Chall 20.59 2 1.5 Jared Hayes Troy State May 13 Sun Belt 3 -0.9 NaRon Rollins Pittsburg State May 26 NCAA II 20.60 2 0.3 Remontay McClain unat Jun 02 Bush SCAUSATF 20.61 4 0.8 Walter Dix unat May 12 NTC Elite 4 -0.6 Trentavis Friday unat Mar 01 Johannesburg 1h2 0.5 Cravon Gillespie Oregon May 25 NCAA West 2h2 1.9 Maxwell Willis Baylor May 12 Big 12 20.62 1h3 0.5 Khance Meyers Hinds CC May 18 JUCO Ch 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    London World Championships 4-13 August 2017 ATHLETES by COUNTRY and EVENT As of 30 July 2017 i = Indoor performance 205 2038 MEN + WOMEN Countries Athletes DATE of BIRTH Personal Best Season Best 1080 MEN Athletes 1 AFG AFGHANISTAN 100 Metres Said GILANI 5 Feb 96 11.33 6 ALG ALGERIA 800 Metres Amine BELFERAR 16 Feb 91 1:45.01 1:45.44 1500 Metres Abderra mane ANOU 29 Jan 91 3:35.2 3:36.50 3000 Metres Steeplec ase Hic am BOUCHICHA 19 May 89 8:20.11 8:27.80 Bilal TABTI 7 Jun 93 8:20.20 8:20.20 400 Metres Hurdles Abdelmali) LAHOULOU 7 May 92 48.62 49.05 Decat lon Larbi BOURRADA 10 May 88 8521 8120 12 ANA AUTHORISED NEUTRAL ATHLETE 110 Metres Hurdles Sergey SHUBEN.O/ 4 Oct 90 12.98 13.01 Hig 0ump Ilya I/AN1U. 9 Mar 93 2.31i 2.31 i Danil L1SEN.O 19 May 97 2.34 2.34 2ole /ault Ilya MUDRO/ 17 Nov 91 5.80 5.70i Long 0ump Ale)sandr MEN.O/ 7 Dec 90 8.56 8.32 S ot 2ut Ale3andr LESNOI 28 Ju 88 21.40 21.36 Discus T row /ictor BUTEN.O 10 Mar 93 65.97 65.07 Hammer T row Serge5 LIT/INO/ 27 Jan 86 80.98 77.32 /aleriy 2RON.IN 15 Jun 94 79.32 79.32 Ale)sei SO.1RS.II 16 Mar 85 78.91 76.23 Decat lon Ilya SH.URENE/ 11 Jan 91 8601 8601 20 .ilometres Race 6al) Sergei SHIROBO.O/ 11 Feb 99 1:18:25 1:18:25 1 AND ANDORRA 800 Metres 2ol MO1A 9 Dec 96 1:48.13 1:48.13 5 ANT ANTIGUA 7 BARBUDA 100 Metres Ce5 ae GREENE 6 Oct 95 10.01 10.05 C a8aug n 6ALSH 29 Dec 87 10.17 10.17 1 Timing and Measurement by SEIKO AT-------.EL3..v1 Issued at 13:33 on Sunday, 30 uly 2017 78 CTTWQWOZDO b\S a London World Championships 4-13 August 2017 ATHLETES by COUNTRY and EVENT DATE of BIRTH