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Xpress Timing Xpress Timing - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 5:06 PM 1/26/2020 Page 1 KMS Invite 2020 - 1/26/2020 Sponsored by Kevin Stephen Birmingham Crossplex Arena, Birmingham, Al. Results Women 60 Meter Dash Women 60 Meter Dash Heat Winner + Next 25 on Time to Semis Heat Winner + Next 25 on Time to Semis Semi-Heat Winner + Next 4 on Time to Finals Semi-Heat Winner + Next 4 on Time to Finals KMS Rec: 7.29 M 1/28/2018 kerron stewart KMS Rec: 7.29 M 1/28/2018 kerron stewart Crsplx Rec: 7.07 C 3/3/2012 Gloria Asumnu Crsplx Rec: 7.07 C 3/3/2012 Gloria Asumnu Name School Prelims Name School Semis Preliminaries Semi-Finals 1 Shania Collins Adidas M 7.29Q 1 Shania Collins Adidas M 7.22Q 2 Remona Burchell Adidas 7.45Q 2 Remona Burchell Adidas 7.42Q 3 Ombretta Minkue Meye Academy of A 7.67Q 3 Ombretta Minkue Meye Academy of A 7.57Q 4 Paris Perkins Memphis 7.68Q 4 Paris Perkins Memphis 7.58Q 5 Darria Matthias Academy of A 7.70Q 5 Darria Matthias Academy of A 7.60q 6 Easter Grant Southwest Sp 7.85Q 6 Ockeria Myrie Hinds CC 7.64q 7 Jamaya Fleming Memphis 7.94Q 7 Zahkaria Frett Fla A&M 7.75q 8 Ockeria Myrie Hinds CC 7.72q 8 Miya Bennett Unattached 7.75q 9 Zahkaria Frett Fla A&M 7.75q 9 Rayne Duhart Troy 7.79 10 Miya Bennett Unattached 7.78q 10 Ilyria Johns Fla A&M 7.83 11 Ilyria Johns Fla A&M 7.80q 11 Anndrela Woods Southern 7.84 12 Kaitlin Denton Hinds CC 7.92q 12 Makiah Sherman Miss Valley 7.90 13 Kinnedy Bowers Fla A&M 7.94q 13 Easter Grant Southwest Sp 7.90 14 Kristen Blevins Lee (Tenn.) 7.95q 14 Jamaya Fleming Memphis 7.92 15 Anndrela Woods Southern 7.95q 15 Kaitlin Denton Hinds CC 7.94 16 Makiah Sherman Miss Valley 7.97q 16 Kristen Blevins Lee (Tenn.) 7.95 17 Mary Nkereuwem Troy 8.00q 17 Najah Whitfield Bethune-Cook 8.01 18 Najah Whitfield Bethune-Cook 8.01q 18 Mary Nkereuwem Troy 8.01 19 Rayne Duhart Troy 8.03q 19 Kinnedy Bowers Fla A&M 8.04 20 Shatrice Dixon Brenau 8.07q 20 Jaila Whitaker Lee (Tenn.) 8.09 21 Madison Rose Unattached 8.08q 21 Madison Rose Unattached 8.10 22 Briana Madison Unattached 8.09q 22 Jada Crutchfield Memphis 8.11 23 Jada Crutchfield Memphis 8.10q 23 Shatrice Dixon Brenau 8.11 24 Talara Harper Brenau 8.12q 24 Ariana Madison Unattached 8.15 25 Mitchel Alex Brenau 8.14q 25 Talara Harper Brenau 8.17 26 Jaila Whitaker Lee (Tenn.) 8.14q 26 Briana Madison Unattached 8.18 27 Aajiah Jackson Unattached 8.15q 27 Talyssa Gatlin Cumberland 8.32 28 Talyssa Gatlin Cumberland 8.16q Women 60 Meter Dash 29 Gabrielle Collins Bethune-Cook 8.22q Heat Winner + Next 25 on Time to Semis 30 Ariahna Battle Unattached 8.22q Semi-Heat Winner + Next 4 on Time to Finals 31 Ariana Madison Unattached 8.25q KMS Rec: 7.29 M 1/28/2018 kerron stewart 32 Alli Cundiff Rhodes 8.29q Crsplx Rec: 7.07 C 3/3/2012 Gloria Asumnu 33 Adriana Snow Unattached 8.29 34 Destinie Jackson Hinds CC 8.35 Name School Finals 35 Angelina Williams Unattached 8.36 Finals 36 Aniyah Alexander Unattached 8.43 1 Shania Collins Adidas 7.32 37 Ayanna Tolbert Unattached 8.47 2 Remona Burchell Adidas 7.39 38 Dyani Peters Unattached 8.55 3 Ombretta Minkue Meye Academy of A 7.58 39 Davia Palmer Montevallo 8.61 4 Darria Matthias Academy of A 7.58 40 Erika Smith Miss Valley 8.61 5 Ockeria Myrie Hinds CC 7.69 41 Marley Wisby Rhodes 8.65 6 Miya Bennett Unattached 7.73 42 Maryleslie Javier Saint Leo 9.02 7 Zahkaria Frett Fla A&M 7.77 43 Chelsey Walker Miss. Univ. 9.16 44 Katelyn Vann Miss. Univ. 9.41 Xpress Timing - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 5:06 PM 1/26/2020 Page 2 KMS Invite 2020 - 1/26/2020 Sponsored by Kevin Stephen Birmingham Crossplex Arena, Birmingham, Al. Results 6 Ja'milya Poole USC-Beaufort 58.99 Women 200 Meter Dash 7 Lonzetta Simpkins Fla A&M 59.19 KMS Rec: 23.56 M 1/31/2016 Cambrya Jones 8 Alexandria Rankin Troy 59.46 Crsplx Rec: 22.47 C 3/12/2016 Felicia Brown 9 Jada Childers Southern 59.54 Name School Finals 10 Tymesha Nabors Alcorn State 59.56 Finals 11 Jamaya Rand Hinds CC 59.81 1 Jasmine Riley Troy 24.53 12 Mikayla Beeler Lee (Tenn.) 59.97 2 Paris Perkins Memphis 24.54 13 Betheny Sanders Hinds CC 59.98 3 Darria Matthias Academy of A 24.93 14 Zykia Cage Hinds CC 1:00.26 4 Miya Bennett Unattached 25.18 15 Hali Jones Alcorn State 1:00.40 5 Ombretta Minkue Meye Academy of A 25.34 16 Lauren Denton Hinds CC 1:01.15 6 Maya Kelly Troy 25.36 17 Latavia Hawkins Academy of A 1:01.24 7 Ilyria Johns Fla A&M 25.45 18 Jasmine Ward Hinds CC 1:01.52 8 Zahkaria Frett Fla A&M 25.55 19 Cori Davis Memphis 1:02.00 9 Reagan McCall Troy 25.60 20 Jayda Burkett Brenau 1:02.41 10 Mya Lloyd Alcorn State 25.68 21 Sierra Session Southern 1:02.65 11 Nathalya McMillion Alcorn State 25.73 22 Itiana Redding Fla A&M 1:02.71 12 Terralicia Mercadel Southern 25.78 23 Skyelar Aguilar Saint Leo 1:02.78 13 Easter Grant Southwest Sp 26.15 24 Kayland Thomason Brenau 1:03.42 14 Ashley Miles Southern 26.25 25 Mia Avila Academy of A 1:03.63 15 Ja'milya Poole USC-Beaufort 26.30 26 Oluwatomisin John Brenau 1:04.03 16 Lonzetta Simpkins Fla A&M 26.40 27 Madelyn Bright Montevallo 1:05.56 17 Mia Avila Academy of A 26.46 28 Vyctoria Boger Saint Leo 1:06.08 18 Kristen Blevins Lee (Tenn.) 26.46 29 Jada Ross Union (Ky.) 1:11.28 19 Deishane' Honeycutt Unattached 26.57 30 Erin Davis Union (Ky.) 1:12.16 20 Jaila Whitaker Lee (Tenn.) 26.75 31 Renee Buzzell Unattached 1:15.17 21 Qymeshia Mayhew Southern 26.76 32 Isis Manley Bethune-Cook 1:16.66 22 Madison Rose Unattached 26.88 23 Jada Crutchfield Memphis 27.04 Women 600 Meter Run 24 Ariahna Battle Unattached 27.24 Name School Finals 25 Myia Neal Brenau 27.52 Finals 26 Ayanna Tolbert Unattached 27.52 1 Aoife Mahony Saint Leo 1:40.38 27 Adriana Snow Unattached 27.59 2 Shaquanda Hill Alcorn State 1:42.23 28 Talyssa Gatlin Cumberland 27.86 3 Sydney Singletary Troy 1:42.31 29 Aniyah Alexander Unattached 27.91 4 Esther Boram Union (Ky.) 1:42.74 30 Dyani Peters Unattached 28.56 5 Makayla Gates Alcorn State 1:42.91 31 Angelina Williams Unattached 28.69 6 Reagan Casey Memphis 1:43.32 32 Maddie Chandler Rhodes 28.96 7 Jayda Burkett Brenau 1:45.43 33 Rachel Sullivan Rhodes 29.16 8 Kayland Thomason Brenau 1:46.32 34 Marley Wisby Rhodes 29.28 9 Jenitiza Trinidad USC-Beaufort 1:47.67 35 Vyctoria Boger Saint Leo 29.32 10 Kalista Torres Bethune-Cook 1:47.93 36 Julia Bergquist Rhodes 29.56 11 Sanaa Marlin Bethune-Cook 1:50.20 37 Davia Palmer Montevallo 30.75 12 Karanay Alexander Southern 1:51.15 38 Maryleslie Javier Saint Leo 31.10 13 Ashley Michael Alcorn State 1:58.26 Women 400 Meter Dash Women 800 Meter Run KMS Rec: 53.02 M 1/27/2019 Stacey Ann Williams KMS Rec: 2:06.91 M 1/27/2019 Kristen Metcalfe Crsplx Rec: 50.69 C 3/12/2016 Courtney Okolo Crsplx Rec: 2:03.13 C 3/11/2016 Raevyn Rogers Name School Finals Name School Finals Finals Finals 1 Precious Ogba Troy 56.92 1 Edita Sklenska Troy 2:13.10 2 Terralicia Mercadel Southern 58.09 2 Emily Buwalda Unattached 2:15.51 3 Deishane' Honeycutt Unattached 58.61 3 Hasna Kaarour Academy of A 2:19.43 4 Savanna Owens Memphis 58.62 4 Madison Kennedy Troy 2:19.89 5 Maria Bangala Cumberland 58.62 5 Raelynn Price Southern 2:22.05 Xpress Timing - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 5:06 PM 1/26/2020 Page 3 KMS Invite 2020 - 1/26/2020 Sponsored by Kevin Stephen Birmingham Crossplex Arena, Birmingham, Al. Results Finals ... (Women 800 Meter Run) Women 3000 Meter Run Name School Finals KMS Rec: 9:56.04 M 1/31/2016 Joanna McCoy 6 Natalia Novak Academy of A 2:22.98 Crsplx Rec: 8:57.86 C 3/12/2016 Molly Seidel 7 Aoife Mahony Saint Leo 2:23.01 Name School Finals 8 Cadi Rowe Troy 2:24.08 Finals 9 Esther Boram Union (Ky.) 2:24.89 1 Paige Sandwell Unattached 10:24.26 10 Toni Moore Lee (Tenn.) 2:25.25 2 Emma Clark Lee (Tenn.) 10:25.98 11 Madi Ray Memphis 2:27.54 3 Brooke Mussche Memphis 10:35.86 12 Runelda Jackson Alcorn State 2:28.23 4 Mercy Rotich Fla A&M 10:39.05 13 Olivia McLain Lee (Tenn.) 2:30.93 5 Becca Umbarger Lee (Tenn.) 10:42.35 14 Jenitiza Trinidad USC-Beaufort 2:31.07 6 Brooke Calvo Memphis 10:42.87 15 Thea Shaw Bethune-Cook 2:31.15 7 Caroline Sall Troy 10:53.84 16 Elise Krone Cumberland 2:33.55 8 Aleksandra Petrova Cumberland 11:02.38 17 Lea Diedicke Memphis 2:41.58 9 Solstice Saliba Memphis 11:12.68 18 Maya Homer Union (Ky.) 2:51.19 10 Brittany Gill Bethune-Cook 11:15.08 19 Kanyisola Anjorin Brenau 2:52.20 11 Anna Littleton Rhodes 11:16.14 20 Sara Ledford Union (Ky.) 2:57.25 12 Courtney Keeler Montevallo 11:18.66 21 Renee Buzzell Unattached 3:00.26 13 Sonsoles Martin Rodriguez Memphis 11:20.06 22 Caitlyn Parker Miss.
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