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Declared Entries/ Rank Lists C.F.P.I. Timing & Data - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 1 NCAA Division I 2011 Outdoor Track & Field Championships -East Preliminary Indiana University - 5/26/2011 to 5/28/2011 Performance List 45 393 Chasidee Lewis-Baker SR Louisiana Tech 11.66 Event 21 Women 100 Meter Dash Prelims 46 637 Ashley Woodford SO Pittsburgh 11.67 Thursday 5/26/2011 - 5:30 PM 47 632 Cambrya Jones JR Pittsburgh 11.67 6 Heats. Advance top 3 from each heat plus next 6 times to qtr. 48 340 Courtney Prentiss SR Jackson State 11.67 Advance top 3 from each qtr. plus next best 3 times to Drake. World: 10.49 7/16/1988 Florence Griffith-Joyner Event 22 Women 200 Meter Dash Prelims American: 10.49 7/16/1988 Florence Griffith Joyner Friday 5/27/2011 - 7:30 PM College Best: 10.78 6/3/1989 Dawn Sowell 6 Heats. Advance top 3 from each heat plus next 6 times to qtr. NCAA Meet: 10.78 6/3/1989 Dawn Sowell Advance top 3 from each qtr. plus next best 3 times to Drake. Facility: 11.04 6/7/1997 Sevatheda Fynes World: 21.34 9/29/1988 Florence Griffith-Joyner NameYr School Seed Time American: 21.34 9/29/1988 Florence Griffith Joyner 1 414 Semoy Hackett JR LSU 10.98 College Best: 22.04 6/2/1989 Dawn Sowell 2 689 Lakya Brookins SR South Carolina 11.02 NCAA Meet: 22.04 6/2/1989 Dawn Sowell 3 413 Kimberlyn Duncan SO LSU 11.02 Facility: 22.61 6/7/1997 Sevatheda Fynes 4 431 Kenyanna Wilson SR LSU 11.11 NameYr School Seed Time 5 715 Chastity Riggien SR Southern Miss. 11.13 1 413 Kimberlyn Duncan SO LSU 22.18 6 768 Aurieyall Scott FR UCF 11.17 2 414 Semoy Hackett JR LSU 22.41 7 37 Sheniqua Ferguson SR Auburn 11.17 3 42 Nivea Smith JR Auburn 22.44 8 392 Chelsea Hayes SR Louisiana Tech 11.18 4 37 Sheniqua Ferguson SR Auburn 22.92 9 102 Stormy Kendrick SO Clemson 11.23 5 768 Aurieyall Scott FR UCF 22.98 10 597 Christina Manning JR Ohio State 11.29 6 102 Stormy Kendrick SO Clemson 23.09 11 137 Trisha-Ann Hawthorne SR Connecticut 11.31 7 211 Darshay Davis FR Florida 23.12 12 211 Darshay Davis FR Florida 11.32 8 515 Richesa McCaleb SR Mississippi St. 23.18 13 253 Marecia Pemberton SO Florida State 11.34 9 137 Trisha-Ann Hawthorne SR Connecticut 23.22 14 767 Sheila Paul JR UCF 11.35 10 600 Madison Mcnary JR Ohio State 23.22 15 97 Jasmine Edgerson SO Clemson 11.36 11 41 Kai Selvon SO Auburn 23.32 16 293 Georgina Nembhard SR Georgia 11.39 12 789 Quina Fortune SR VCU 23.38 17 429 Toshika Sylvester FR LSU 11.39 13 293 Georgina Nembhard SR Georgia 23.40 18 692 Gabrielle Glenn SR South Carolina 11.41 14 767 Sheila Paul JR UCF 23.40 19 543 Shanneka Claiborne JR Norfolk State 11.43 15 408 Rebecca Alexander JR LSU 23.41 20 759 Dominique Booker FR UCF 11.45 16 766 Lynne Layne SR UCF 23.46 21 600 Madison Mcnary JR Ohio State 11.46 17 759 Dominique Booker FR UCF 23.46 22 751 Tiffany George FR Tulane 11.47 18 695 Kelsey McCorkle JR South Carolina 23.49 23 766 Lynne Layne SR UCF 11.48 19 452 LaShandra Kershaw SR Memphis 23.53 24 603 Chesna Sykes FR Ohio State 11.51 20 320 Aireonna Bailey SO Indiana 23.53 25 351 Laveeta Oliver SO Jacksonville St. 11.52 21 632 Cambrya Jones JR Pittsburgh 23.54 26 528 Krystin Lawson JR N. Carolina A&T 11.52 22 81 Natasha Burse SR Cincinnati 23.54 27 22 Tia Rolle SO Alabama State 11.53 23 692 Gabrielle Glenn SR South Carolina 23.56 28 81 Natasha Burse SR Cincinnati 11.53 24 619 Shavon Greaves SR Penn State 23.58 29 229 Nakia Linson FR Florida A&M 11.53 25 351 Laveeta Oliver SO Jacksonville St. 23.60 30 726 Flings Owusu-Agyapong JR Syracuse 11.55 26 497 LaJada Baldwin SR Mississippi 23.63 31 452 LaShandra Kershaw SR Memphis 11.55 27 272 Amanda Kimbers SO Georgetown 23.65 32 52 Shelby Walton JR Boston U. 11.56 28 677 Amara Jones JR Savannah State 23.67 33 515 Richesa McCaleb SR Mississippi St. 11.56 29 466 Alisha Cole SR Michigan 23.67 34 821 Funmi Alabi SO Virginia Tech 11.58 30 372 Jazmyn Shorter SR Kentucky 23.70 35 778 Natalie Pearson SR UNC-Asheville 11.59 31 715 Chastity Riggien SR Southern Miss. 23.70 36 538 Samantha Calhoun JR Nicholls State 11.60 32 778 Natalie Pearson SR UNC-Asheville 23.72 37 105 Misha Morris JR Clemson 11.63 33 52 Shelby Walton JR Boston U. 23.74 38 739 Kia Jackson SO Tennessee 11.63 34 429 Toshika Sylvester FR LSU 23.76 39 508 Jasmine Williams SO Mississippi 11.63 35 283 Odeika Bent SR Georgia 23.78 40 195 Emani Harrison FR East Tenn. St. 11.63 36 543 Shanneka Claiborne JR Norfolk State 23.78 41 239 Marissa McElveen SO FIU 11.64 37 22 Tia Rolle SO Alabama State 23.79 42 619 Shavon Greaves SR Penn State 11.64 38 348 Shamira Barrett FR Jacksonville St. 23.79 43 405 Saravia Richardson SR Louisville 11.65 39 228 Danielle Williams SR Florida 23.80 44 831 Ogechi Nwaneri JR Virginia Tech 11.66 40 538 Samantha Calhoun JR Nicholls State 23.81 C.F.P.I. Timing & Data - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 2 NCAA Division I 2011 Outdoor Track & Field Championships -East Preliminary Indiana University - 5/26/2011 to 5/28/2011 Performance List Event 22 ...(Women 200 Meter Dash Prelims) 36 519 Xandria Cash SR Miss. Valley 54.16 NameYr School Seed Time 37 206 Shantavia Williams JR Eastern Michigan 54.25 41 189 Tyshonda Hawkins FR East Carolin 23.82 38 760 Champelle Brown SR UCF 54.26 42 230 Jasmine Pleasant SO Florida A&M 23.83 39 855 Andrea Arnold FR Western Michigan 54.35 43 751 Tiffany George FR Tulane 23.83 40 581 Michelle Brown FR Notre Dame 54.38 44 508 Jasmine Williams SO Mississippi 23.85 41 208 Amy Salek JR Elon 54.44 45 97 Jasmine Edgerson SO Clemson 23.86 42 740 Martinique Octave SO Tennessee 54.45 46 200 Ashlee Abraham SO Eastern Michigan 23.86 43 349 Elizabeth Bond SO Jacksonville St. 54.45 47 117 Erica Peake SO Coastal Carolina 23.89 44 241 Lashae White SO FIU 54.49 45 716 Keishana LaRose SO St. Francis (PA) 54.56 Event 23 Women 400 Meter Dash Prelims 46 302 Brandy Swann JR Georgia State 54.60 Thursday 5/26/2011 - 6:30 PM 47 26 Allison Rogers SO Albany 54.62 6 Heats. Advance top 3 from each heat plus next 6 times to qtr. Advance top 3 from each qtr. plus next best 3 times to Drake. Event 24 Women 800 Meter Run Prelims World: 47.60 10/6/1985 Marita Koch Thursday 5/26/2011 - 7:30 PM American: 48.70 9/17/2006 Sanya Richards 6 Heats. Advance top 3 from each heat plus next 6 times to qtr. College Best: 49.89 7/17/2004 Sanya Richards Advance top 3 from each qtr. plus next best 3 times to Drake. NCAA Meet: 50.10 6/11/2005 Monique Henderson World: 1:53.28 7/26/1983 Jarmila Kratochvilova Facility: 50.60 6/7/1997 Latarsha Stroman American: 1:56.40 8/11/1999 Jearl Miles-Clark NameYr School Seed Time College Best: 1:58.33 8/16/1985 Claudette Groenendaal 1 33 Joanna Atkins SR Auburn 51.83 NCAA Meet: 1:59.11 6/1/1990 Suzy Favor 2 187 Aiesha Goggins FR East Carolin 51.94 Facility: 2:01.49 4/21/2011 Molly Beckwith 3 367 Jenna Martin SR Kentucky 52.37 NameYr School Seed Time 4 124 Sharay Hale JR Columbia 52.40 1 741 Chanelle Price JR Tennessee 2:04.22 5 213 Ebony Eutsey FR Florida 52.62 2 415 Brittany Hall SR LSU 2:04.88 6 847 April Rotilio SR West Virginia 52.71 3 46 Caroline King JR Boston College 2:04.88 7 499 Kristin Bridges JR Mississippi 53.22 4 561 Ashley Verplank JR North Carolina 2:04.99 8 43 CeCe Williams JR Auburn 53.39 5 421 Charlene Lipsey SO LSU 2:05.05 9 256 Britany St. Louis SR Florida State 53.49 6 45 Caitlin Bailey SR Boston College 2:05.14 10 342 Danielle Davenport SR Jacksonville 53.53 7 266 Chelsea Cox FR Georgetown 2:05.17 11 341 Raina Sanders JR Jackson State 53.55 8 180 Cydney Ross SO Duke 2:05.32 12 522 Tanisha Kendrick SR Morgan State 53.55 9 532 Jess Palacio JR Navy 2:05.42 13 761 Afia Charles FR UCF 53.60 10 864 Kate Grace SR Yale 2:05.48 14 598 Shaniqua McGinnis JR Ohio State 53.64 11 783 Rita Jorgensen SR Vanderbilt 2:05.54 15 677 Amara Jones JR Savannah State 53.64 12 442 Cynthia Anais JR MD-Eastern Shore 2:05.59 16 517 Jody-Ann Muir SO Mississippi St.
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