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Page 1 of 1 USATF USATF - Events - 2008 U.S. Olympic Team Trials - Track & Field Page 1 of 1 Men Discus Throw ========================================================================== Auto Qualifier: 64.50 World: W 74.08m 6/6/1986 Jurgen Scult, GDR American: A 72.34m 7/7/1981 Ben Plucknett, S. Cal Striders OT: T 68.68m 6/25/1980 Mac Wilkins, Ath. West Hayward: S 71.32m 1983 Ben Plucknett, USA Name Year Team Prelims ========================================================================== Flight 1 Preliminaries 1 Jarred Rome Nike 63.05mq 206-10 63.05m 62.47m 62.48m 2 Doug Reynolds unattached 60.42mq 198-03 60.42m 59.45m 59.44m 3 Michael Robertson Nike 60.37mq 198-01 60.37m 59.48m FOUL 4 Rashaud Scott Kentucky 60.09mq 197-02 60.09m FOUL 59.42m 5 James Dennis unattached 60.06mq 197-00 FOUL 60.06m FOUL 6 Brian Trainor unattached 59.91m 196-07 FOUL 59.62m 59.91m 7 Lance Brooks unattached 59.39m 194-10 55.59m 57.52m 59.39m 8 Jason Schutz Colorado State 58.02m 190-04 58.02m 57.64m FOUL 9 Karl Erickson unattached 57.87m 189-10 54.73m 57.87m 57.64m 10 Reedus Thurmond Club Northwest 57.40m 188-04 53.20m 57.40m 55.88m 11 Chase Madison Kentucky 56.01m 183-09 FOUL FOUL 56.01m 12 Clendon Henderson Liberty 55.23m 181-02 FOUL 54.98m 55.23m Flight 2 Preliminaries 1 Matt Lamb unattached 62.36mq 204-07 61.69m 62.36m 60.67m 2 Ian Waltz Nike 62.25mq 204-03 62.25m PASS PASS 3 John Godina adidas 61.64mq 202-03 61.64m FOUL FOUL 4 Adam Kuehl Nike 61.37mq 201-04 56.84m 61.37m FOUL 5 Casey Malone Nike 60.33mq 197-11 60.33m 58.45m FOUL 6 William Conwell Club Northwest 60.13mq 197-03 57.39m 60.13m FOUL 7 Jason Young unattached 60.06mq 197-00 58.14m 60.06m FOUL 8 Wes Stockbarger Florida 58.16m 190-10 58.16m 57.13m FOUL 9 Gregory Garza U C L A 57.63m 189-01 57.63m 57.38m FOUL 10 Russ Winger unattached 56.18m 184-04 FOUL 56.18m FOUL 11 Daniel Austin unattached 53.12m 174-03 53.12m 52.10m 52.36m 12 Anthony Curtis unattached 52.66m 172-09 52.39m 52.66m FOUL ========================================================================== Auto Qualifier: 64.50 World: W 74.08m 6/6/1986 Jurgen Scult, GDR American: A 72.34m 7/7/1981 Ben Plucknett, S. Cal Striders OT: T 68.68m 6/25/1980 Mac Wilkins, Ath. West Hayward: S 71.32m 1983 Ben Plucknett, USA Name Year Team Prelims ========================================================================== Preliminaries 1 Jarred Rome Nike 63.05mq 206-10 63.05m 62.47m 62.48m 2 Matt Lamb unattached 62.36mq 204-07 61.69m 62.36m 60.67m 3 Ian Waltz Nike 62.25mq 204-03 62.25m PASS PASS 4 John Godina adidas 61.64mq 202-03 61.64m FOUL FOUL 5 Adam Kuehl Nike 61.37mq 201-04 56.84m 61.37m FOUL 6 Doug Reynolds unattached 60.42mq 198-03 60.42m 59.45m 59.44m 7 Michael Robertson Nike 60.37mq 198-01 60.37m 59.48m FOUL 8 Casey Malone Nike 60.33mq 197-11 60.33m 58.45m FOUL 9 William Conwell Club Northwest 60.13mq 197-03 57.39m 60.13m FOUL 10 Rashaud Scott Kentucky 60.09mq 197-02 60.09m FOUL 59.42m 11 Jason Young unattached 60.06mq 197-00 58.14m 60.06m FOUL 11 James Dennis unattached 60.06mq 197-00 FOUL 60.06m FOUL 13 Brian Trainor unattached 59.91m 196-07 FOUL 59.62m 59.91m 14 Lance Brooks unattached 59.39m 194-10 55.59m 57.52m 59.39m 15 Wes Stockbarger Florida 58.16m 190-10 58.16m 57.13m FOUL 16 Jason Schutz Colorado State 58.02m 190-04 58.02m 57.64m FOUL 17 Karl Erickson unattached 57.87m 189-10 54.73m 57.87m 57.64m http://www.usatf.org/events/2008/OlympicTrials-TF/results/P33.asp 7/4/2008 USATF - Events - 2008 U.S. Olympic Team Trials - Track & Field Page 1 of 1 18 Gregory Garza U C L A 57.63m 189-01 57.63m 57.38m FOUL 19 Reedus Thurmond Club Northwest 57.40m 188-04 53.20m 57.40m 55.88m 20 Russ Winger unattached 56.18m 184-04 FOUL 56.18m FOUL 21 Chase Madison Kentucky 56.01m 183-09 FOUL FOUL 56.01m 22 Clendon Henderson Liberty 55.23m 181-02 FOUL 54.98m 55.23m 23 Daniel Austin unattached 53.12m 174-03 53.12m 52.10m 52.36m 24 Anthony Curtis unattached 52.66m 172-09 52.39m 52.66m FOUL http://www.usatf.org/events/2008/OlympicTrials-TF/results/P33.asp 7/4/2008.
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