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NAIA Indoor Track & Field Championships NAIA Indoor Track & Field Championships - 2/28/2013 to 3/2/2013 SPIRE Institute in Geneva, OH Results Event 1 Men 60 Meter Dash =================================================================== 16 Advance: Top 3 Each Heat plus Next 7 Best Times World: W 6.39 2/3/1998 Maurice Greene, USA American: A 6.39 2/3/1998 Maurice Green, Nike Collegiate: C 6.45 2/20/1999 Leonard Myles-Mills, B.Y.U. Championship: N 6.65 3/9/2007 Mike Rodgers, Okla Baptist 2012 Champ: 6.72 3/3/2012 Brijesh Lawrence, Doane SPIRE: S 6.64 2011 Harry Adams, Auburn Name Year School Prelims H# =================================================================== Preliminaries 1 Jackson, DJ FR Cen. Methodist 6.77Q 1 2 Boomsma, Seth SO Dakota State 6.78Q 3 3 Huntley, Albert SR Cumberlands 6.80Q 2 4 Agabje, Fredrick JR Dickinson St. 6.80Q 3 5 Walters, David SR Langston 6.82Q 1 6 Turner, Gregory JR Wayland Baptist 6.83Q 2 7 Paige, Dontaey JR Indiana Tech 6.84Q 3 8 Swanagan, Collin JR Bacone 6.85Q 1 9 Joseph's, Jeffery JR Wayland Baptist 6.88Q 2 10 Miller, Breyan SO Dickinson St. 6.89q 2 11 Blakeney, Shawntavius FR Voorhees 6.93q 3 12 Broaden, John FR Indiana Tech 6.94q 1 13 Scruggs, Justin FR Wayland Baptist 6.95q 2 14 Cox, Carlos FR Friends 6.96q 1 15 Wilchcombe, Brandan FR Taylor 6.98q 2 16 Williams, D'Artist FR Dakota State 7.00q 2 17 Davis, Brad FR Lee (Tenn.) 7.02 1 18 White, Keonte SO Grand View 7.03 1 19 Green, Gabriel SR William Penn 7.06 3 20 Scott, Kaimi JR Warner Pacific 7.12 3 21 Mclean, Bruce JR Southern-NO 7.19 3 Event 1 Men 60 Meter Dash =================================================================== 8 Advance: Top 1 Each Heat plus Next 6 Best Times World: W 6.39 2/3/1998 Maurice Greene, USA American: A 6.39 2/3/1998 Maurice Green, Nike Collegiate: C 6.45 2/20/1999 Leonard Myles-Mills, B.Y.U. Championship: N 6.65 3/9/2007 Mike Rodgers, Okla Baptist 2012 Champ: 6.72 3/3/2012 Brijesh Lawrence, Doane SPIRE: S 6.64 2011 Harry Adams, Auburn Name Year School Semis H# =================================================================== Semi-Finals 1 Walters, David SR Langston 6.69Q 1 2 Boomsma, Seth SO Dakota State 6.74Q 2 3 Jackson, DJ FR Cen. Methodist 6.74q 1 4 Agabje, Fredrick JR Dickinson St. 6.77q 1 5 Paige, Dontaey JR Indiana Tech 6.78q 2 6.772 6 Huntley, Albert SR Cumberlands 6.78q 2 6.774 7 Turner, Gregory JR Wayland Baptist 6.78q 2 6.777 8 Joseph's, Jeffery JR Wayland Baptist 6.85q 1 9 Miller, Breyan SO Dickinson St. 6.86 2 10 Swanagan, Collin JR Bacone 6.87 1 11 Blakeney, Shawntavius FR Voorhees 6.91 2 12 Cox, Carlos FR Friends 6.91 2 13 Broaden, John FR Indiana Tech 6.96 1 14 Wilchcombe, Brandan FR Taylor 6.96 2 15 Scruggs, Justin FR Wayland Baptist 6.97 1 16 Williams, D'Artist FR Dakota State 7.00 1 Preliminaries 17 Davis, Brad FR Lee (Tenn.) 18 White, Keonte SO Grand View 19 Green, Gabriel SR William Penn 20 Scott, Kaimi JR Warner Pacific 21 Mclean, Bruce JR Southern-NO Event 1 Men 60 Meter Dash ================================================================ World: W 6.39 2/3/1998 Maurice Greene, USA American: A 6.39 2/3/1998 Maurice Green, Nike Collegiate: C 6.45 2/20/1999 Leonard Myles-Mills, B.Y.U. Championship: N 6.65 3/9/2007 Mike Rodgers, Okla Baptist 2012 Champ: 6.72 3/3/2012 Brijesh Lawrence, Doane SPIRE: S 6.64 2011 Harry Adams, Auburn Name Year School Finals ================================================================ Finals 1 Walters, David SR Langston 6.69 2 Boomsma, Seth SO Dakota State 6.75 3 Jackson, DJ FR Cen. Methodist 6.76 4 Turner, Gregory JR Wayland Baptist 6.77 5 Paige, Dontaey JR Indiana Tech 6.84 6 Huntley, Albert SR Cumberlands 6.88 7 Joseph's, Jeffery JR Wayland Baptist 6.91 8 Agabje, Fredrick JR Dickinson St. 7.51 Semi-Finals 9 Miller, Breyan SO Dickinson St. 10 Swanagan, Collin JR Bacone 11 Blakeney, Shawntavius FR Voorhees 12 Cox, Carlos FR Friends 13 Broaden, John FR Indiana Tech 14 Wilchcombe, Brandan FR Taylor 15 Scruggs, Justin FR Wayland Baptist 16 Williams, D'Artist FR Dakota State Event 2 Men 60 Meter Hurdles =================================================================== 16 Advance: Top 3 Each Heat plus Next 7 Best Times World: W 7.30 3/3/1994 Colin Jackson, GBR American: A 7.36 1/16/1987 Foster/ Johnson, World Class/ Nike Collegiate: C 7.47 2/7/1997 Reggie Torian, Wisconsin Championship: N 7.89 3/7/2011 Edward Stewart, Central Methodist 2012 Champ: 7.90 3/3/2012 Clyde Young, Langston SPIRE: S 7.70 2/23/2013 Jordan Mullen, Iowa Name Year School Prelims H# =================================================================== Preliminaries 1 Banks, Pierre JR Wayland Baptist 8.03Q 1 2 Smith, Cedrique SR Sterling 8.07Q 2 3 Shingles, Nickola SO Hannibal-LaGrang 8.12Q 3 4 Douglas, Derik SR Oklahoma Baptist 8.14Q 2 5 Maxey, Taylor SR Marian (Ind.) 8.19Q 1 6 Combs, Kenneth FR Oklahoma Baptist 8.25Q 3 7 Rose, Robert FR Indiana Tech 8.22Q 2 8 Smith, Jake SO Indiana Wesleyan 8.23Q 1 9 Johnson, Airick JR Oklahoma Baptist 8.28Q 3 10 Moore, Logan JR Siena Heights 8.23q 2 11 Stevens, Sullivan SO Southern Oregon 8.24q 1 12 Singleton, Demetryione JR Ashford 8.26q 1 13 Currens, Luke JR Taylor 8.31q 3 14 Taylor, Sam SO William Penn 8.32q 3 8.311 15 Sinkfield, Marchello JR Langston 8.32q 2 8.315 16 Magstadt, Nathan JR Dickinson St. 8.32q 3 8.318 17 Lipiec, Andy SR Indiana Wesleyan 8.33 1 18 Housh, Sam JR Doane 8.35 3 19 Francis, Erin JR Dordt 8.37 2 20 Xavier, Alex SO Warner 8.39 3 21 Becker, Jonathon JR Concordia (Neb.) 8.44 2 22 Caster, Henry JR Oklahoma Baptist 8.58 2 23 Wilchcombe, Brandan FR Taylor 8.85 1 Event 2 Men 60 Meter Hurdles =================================================================== 8 Advance: Top 1 Each Heat plus Next 6 Best Times World: W 7.30 3/3/1994 Colin Jackson, GBR American: A 7.36 1/16/1987 Foster/ Johnson, World Class/ Nike Collegiate: C 7.47 2/7/1997 Reggie Torian, Wisconsin Championship: N 7.89 3/7/2011 Edward Stewart, Central Methodist 2012 Champ: 7.90 3/3/2012 Clyde Young, Langston SPIRE: S 7.70 2/23/2013 Jordan Mullen, Iowa Name Year School Semis H# =================================================================== Semi-Finals 1 Shingles, Nickola SO Hannibal-LaGrang 7.90Q 1 2 Banks, Pierre JR Wayland Baptist 7.99Q 2 3 Smith, Cedrique SR Sterling 8.10q 1 8.092 4 Rose, Robert FR Indiana Tech 8.10q 1 8.097 5 Douglas, Derik SR Oklahoma Baptist 8.11q 2 6 Singleton, Demetryione JR Ashford 8.16q 2 7 Combs, Kenneth FR Oklahoma Baptist 8.19q 1 8 Moore, Logan JR Siena Heights 8.20q 1 9 Maxey, Taylor SR Marian (Ind.) 8.21 2 10 Magstadt, Nathan JR Dickinson St. 8.21 2 11 Sinkfield, Marchello JR Langston 8.23 1 12 Stevens, Sullivan SO Southern Oregon 8.24 1 13 Johnson, Airick JR Oklahoma Baptist 8.28 2 14 Currens, Luke JR Taylor 8.29 2 15 Smith, Jake SO Indiana Wesleyan 8.31 2 16 Taylor, Sam SO William Penn 8.34 1 Preliminaries 17 Lipiec, Andy SR Indiana Wesleyan 18 Housh, Sam JR Doane 19 Francis, Erin JR Dordt 20 Xavier, Alex SO Warner 21 Becker, Jonathon JR Concordia (Neb.) 22 Caster, Henry JR Oklahoma Baptist 23 Wilchcombe, Brandan FR Taylor Event 2 Men 60 Meter Hurdles ================================================================ World: W 7.30 3/3/1994 Colin Jackson, GBR American: A 7.36 1/16/1987 Foster/ Johnson, World Class/ Nike Collegiate: C 7.47 2/7/1997 Reggie Torian, Wisconsin Championship: N 7.89 3/7/2011 Edward Stewart, Central Methodist 2012 Champ: 7.90 3/3/2012 Clyde Young, Langston SPIRE: S 7.70 2/23/2013 Jordan Mullen, Iowa Name Year School Finals ================================================================ Finals 1 Shingles, Nickola SO Hannibal-LaGrang 7.86N 2 Smith, Cedrique SR Sterling 7.87N 3 Douglas, Derik SR Oklahoma Baptist 8.00 7.996 4 Rose, Robert FR Indiana Tech 8.00 8.000 5 Banks, Pierre JR Wayland Baptist 8.09 6 Moore, Logan JR Siena Heights 8.17 7 Combs, Kenneth FR Oklahoma Baptist 8.24 8 Singleton, Demetryione JR Ashford 8.34 Semi-Finals 9 Maxey, Taylor SR Marian (Ind.) 10 Magstadt, Nathan JR Dickinson St. 11 Sinkfield, Marchello JR Langston 12 Stevens, Sullivan SO Southern Oregon 13 Johnson, Airick JR Oklahoma Baptist 14 Currens, Luke JR Taylor 15 Smith, Jake SO Indiana Wesleyan 16 Taylor, Sam SO William Penn Event 3 Men 200 Meter Dash =================================================================== Top 8 Advance by Time World: W 19.92 2/18/1996 Frank Fredericks, NAM American: A 20.10 3/11/2005 Wallace Spearmon, Arkansas Collegiate: C 20.10 3/11/2005 Wallace Spearmon, Arkansas Championship: N 20.84 2004 Mike Mitchell, Azusa Pacific (prelim) 2012 Champ: 20.94 3/3/2012 Brijesh Lawrence, Doane SPIRE: S 20.85 2012 Kind Butler, Indiana Name Year School Prelims H# =================================================================== Preliminaries 1 Turner, Gregory JR Wayland Baptist 21.16q 3 2 Agabje, Fredrick JR Dickinson St. 21.45q 4 3 Paige, Dontaey JR Indiana Tech 21.60q 4 4 Dolphus, Lorenzo JR Wayland Baptist 21.63q 2 21.622 5 Broaden, John FR Indiana Tech 21.63q 3 21.630 6 Miller, Breyan SO Dickinson St.
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