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Delta Timing Group - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 4:58 PM 3/30/2016 Page 1 2016 Florida Relays - 3/31/2016 to 4/2/2016 University of Florida Meet Program - Thursday Field Events Event 12 Boys Shot Put High School (20) Event 5 Girls Long Jump High School (21) Relays Record: Dock Luckie (Ft.Pierce Central) 65-4.75 - 1977 Relays Record: Cornelia Jacckson (Miami Northeast) 20-6 - 1979 min Mark: 40'0" Min Mark: 16'0" Pos Name Yr School Seed Mark Pos Name Yr School Seed Mark Flight 1 of 2 Finals Flight 1 of 2 Finals 1 2127 Jackson, P 11 Alonso 1 937 Turner, D Kissimmee-Osceol 2 3381 Tremblay, C 12 Naples 2 222 Bentley, C Brookwood HS 3 3900 Jenkins, T 12 Tavares 3 1979 Jones, J 12 West Orange 4 3469 Rodier, M 12 Olympia 4 754 Pericles, C 11 Golden Gate 5 2197 Pierce, A 10 Auburndale 5 332 Germain, A 10 College Stan 6 3004 Hale, A 12 Lake Nona 6 435 Wood, A 12 Dr. Phillips 7 3061 Williams, M 12 Lehigh 7 833 Thomas, A 12 Img Academy 8 2327 Fagot, D 11 Calvary Chri 8 230 Isles, B Brookwood HS 9 3521 Pearl, R 12 Pine Crest 9 972 Shields, M 12 Lake Nona 10 2688 Jest, D 12 Forest 10 967 Ash, M 12 Lake Nona Flight 2 of 2 Finals 11 1401 Johnson, L 09 Oakleaf 1 3642 Taylor, K 12 Santa Fe Flight 2 of 2 Finals 2 2046 Baker, S 10 Admiral Farr 1 397 Washington, B Creekside 3 2203 Aydogmus, K 12 Baker (Cape 2 330 Aholou, T 11 College Stan 4 2822 Mitchell, C 11 Hallandale 3 1419 Ward, D Oscar Smith HS 5 3380 Strickland, C 12 Naples 4 761 Castillo, D 09 Hallandale 6 2340 Daniels, E 12 Cardinal Gib 5 8 Barnett, K 11 Admiral Farr 7 2972 Christian, R 11 Lake Brantle 6 752 Charles, D 12 Golden Gate 8 3055 Scott, C 11 Lee-Davis 7 1158 Eskridge, B 12 Miami Northw 9 2051 Jenkins, K 11 Admiral Farr 8 760 Bradley Macklin, K 11 Hallandale 10 2559 Wiggins, A 12 First Academ 9 1154 Alexander, T 11 Miami Northw 10 1963 Bygrave, B 12 Wakefield HS Event 9 Girls Discus Throw High School (21) Relays Record: Seilala Sua (St.Thomas Aquinas) 170-1 - 1996 Event 6 Boys Long Jump High School (22) min Mark: 110'0" Relays Record: Joey Wells (Government - Bahamas) 25-4 - 1983 Pos Name Yr School Seed Mark min Mark: 20'0" Flight 1 of 2 Finals Pos Name Yr School Seed Mark 1 1544 Spralding, A 12 Santa Fe Flight 1 of 2 Finals 2 1926 Kehoe, S 10 Vero Beach 1 3448 Briley, M 10 Oakleaf 3 803 Jonas, S 10 Hillsborough 2 3479 Collins, M 10 Palmetto 4 866 Tilman, P 10 Island Coast 3 2548 Banks, S 10 First Academ 5 766 Heaven, A 10 Hallandale 4 3831 Johnson, A 10 St. Petersbu 6 1422 Atkinson, E 11 Palmetto 5 3118 Jefferson, N 09 Lyman 7 997 Mancke, H 11 Lecanto 6 3263 Okwaraji, C 11 Miramar 8 1701 Atkins, S 12 St. Thomas A 7 4080 Wallace, B 11 Vero Beach 9 804 Jones, C 12 Hillsborough 8 3771 Bryan, A 09 South Walton 10 753 Germain, M 11 Golden Gate 9 2341 Daniels, E 12 Cardinal Gib 11 1984 Taplin, J 11 West Orange 10 3939 Cheevers, H 12 Trenton Flight 2 of 2 Finals 11 3828 Preston, T 11 St. Joseph 1 1283 Monn, C 10 Mount Dora B 2 1157 Dawson, C 10 Miami Northw 3 342 Paul, S 12 Community Sc 4 1301 Lubin, S 12 Naples 5 1282 Hiteshew, J 12 Mount Dora B 6 1964 Fraley, V 10 Wakefield HS 7 10 Brown, A 12 Admiral Farr 8 1512 Ajagbe, D 11 Ransom Everg 9 1156 Clark, K 11 Miami Northw 10 1261 Gustely, S 11 Monarch Delta Timing Group - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 4:58 PM 3/30/2016 Page 2 2016 Florida Relays - 3/31/2016 to 4/2/2016 University of Florida Meet Program - Thursday Field Events Flight 2 of 2 Finals...(Event 6 Boys Long Jump High School (22)) Event 4 Boys Pole Vault High School (18) 1 3635 Brown, F 12 Santa Fe 2 3643 Terry, T 12 Santa Fe Relays Record: Chip Heuser ( St. Xavier - Fla.) 15-8.75 - 2003 3 3663 Foster, E 12 Seminole (Sa Progression: 11'6", 12'0, 12'6, 13, 13'6, 14, 14'6, 15' 4 2269 Lee, P 12 Boyd Anderso Pos Name Yr School Seed Mark 5 4062 Kyei Donkor, N 12 University ( Flight 1 of 1 Finals 6 3650 Robertson, D Savannah Christi 1 3043 Grant, J 12 Lee-Davis 7 2349 Wright, D 11 Cardinal Gib 2 3460 Flament, T 12 Olympia 8 3594 Laidler, T 10 Raines 3 2835 Musselman, S 11 Harmony 9 3665 Moore, L 12 Seminole (Sa 4 2703 Marotta, J 12 Freedom (Orl 10 3369 Bryd, T 12 Naples 5 2443 Spivey, R 12 Crystal Rive 11 2384 Price, D 11 Charlotte 6 3794 Sevigny, D 12 Spruce Creek 7 3741 Colozzo, C 12 South Fork Event 1 Girls High Jump High School (18) 8 3746 Eladel, D 12 South Fort M Relays Record: Viktoria Andonova (Coral Springs) 6-0 - 2004 9 2589 Bertrand, M 11 Flagler Palm Progressions: 4'10, 5'0, 5'2, 5'4, 5'6, 5'8, 5'10", 6'0" 10 3744 Barselous, T 12 South Fort M Pos Name Yr School Seed Mark 11 2206 Diggs, D 12 Baker (Cape Flight 1 of 1 Finals 12 2226 Stubblefield, K 12 Barron Colli 1 1146 McMinn, T 11 Miami Jackso 13 2437 Horne, J 12 Creekside 2 1191 Jenkins, C 12 Miramar 14 3044 Halphen, S 12 Lee-Davis 3 425 Morrison, G 12 Douglas 15 2207 Diggs, J 12 Baker (Cape 4 546 Robinson, C 12 Flanagan 16 2400 Aldrich, K 10 Community Sc 5 267 Chappell, J 10 Calvary Chri 17 3110 Clarke, S 12 Lyman 6 403 Chin, D 12 Dillard 18 2745 Ott, D 11 George Jenki 7 1452 Lindo, N 12 Pine Crest Event 56 Men Hammer Throw College (24) 8 1079 Laflamme, L 12 Martin Count 9 540 Gardner, S 12 Flagler Palm Min Mark:50.0 10 1687 Robinson, T 12 St. Cloud Track Record: Jud Logan (New York TC) 254-10 - 1986 11 396 Thorpe, A Creekside Relays Record: Jud Logan (New York TC) 254-10 - 1986 12 2000 eye, S Wharton Pos Name Yr School Seed Mark 13 1269 Johnson, J 12 Monsignor Pa Flight 1 of 2 Finals 14 390 Fields, J Creekside 1 3411 Davis, J SO North Caroli 15 937 Turner, D Kissimmee-Osceol 2 3709 Kotze, J SR South Alabam 16 1409 Beckwith, U 11 Olympia 3 3302 Bohanan, A JR Missouri 17 1165 Young, D 11 Miami Northw 4 3098 Lopez, D JR Louisville 18 1158 Eskridge, B 12 Miami Northw 5 2624 McFarland, A FR Florida 6 2247 McSpadden, D JR Belmont 7 2628 Parra, A SO Florida 8 3609 Handley, M JR Rhode Island 9 4096 Williams, J SO Virginia 10 3505 Ryan, S SO Penn 11 2676 Tirado, B FR Florida Stat 12 3238 Norman, R SO Michigan Sta Flight 2 of 2 Finals 1 3133 Pocesta, B SR Manhattan 2 3289 Conway, K Mississippi 3 2937 Bryer, L SO Kentucky 4 3105 Westrich, N SR Louisville 5 3295 Loe, N Mississippi 6 2386 Veselinovic, S FR Charlotte 7 4054 Watson, J Unattached 8 2939 Cline, D SO Kentucky 9 3236 Kostrzewa, C JR Michigan Sta 10 3970 Servino, T SR Troy 11 3724 Gallop, C JR South Caroli 12 3702 Blahnik, Z JR South Alabam Delta Timing Group - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 4:58 PM 3/30/2016 Page 3 2016 Florida Relays - 3/31/2016 to 4/2/2016 University of Florida Meet Program - Thursday Field Events Event 60 Men Javelin Throw College (25) Min Mark: 55.0m Relays Record: Bob Roggy (So.illinios) 272-3 - 1978 Track Record: Tom Pukstys (Florida) 273-3 - 1990 Pos Name Yr School Seed Mark Flight 1 of 2 Finals 1 3534 Jones, G Pittsburgh 2 2117 Udeogu, P JR Albany 3 3235 Knoblock, M SO Michigan Sta 4 3501 Kaplan, S JR Penn 5 2890 Balke, A JR Iowa 6 2061 Edwards, M FR Alabama 7 3209 Christodoulou, A FR Miami 8 2074 Shannon, K JR Alabama 9 3730 Raper, J JR South Caroli 10 4083 Bouselli, A SO Virginia 11 3340 Reid, R SR Morgan State 12 4181 Elwell, P SO Winthrop 13 2096 Rogers, J JR Alabama-Hunt Flight 2 of 2 Finals 1 3324 Van Zyl, R JR Missouri 2 3285 Thompson, C SO Miss State 3 2323 Mehmetaj, A JR Buffalo 4 2761 Smith, J FR Georgia 5 3160 Banks, D FR McNeese Stat 6 3330 Flanagan, J Mjolnir Thro 7 3739 Zuidema, K JR South Caroli 8 3606 Danner, N JR Rhode Island 9 3319 Pascal, A SO Missouri 10 2950 Martha, E SO Kentucky 11 3708 King, R SR South Alabam 12 2903 Joens, S SR Iowa Delta Timing Group - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 5:02 PM 3/30/2016 Page 1 2016 Florida Relays - 3/31/2016 to 4/2/2016 University of Florida Meet Program - Thursday Running Events Section 6 of 11 Finals Event 97 Women 200 Meter Dash Open (87) 2 1854 franklin, t Unattached Lane Name Yr School Seed Time 3 1779 Santiago, X The Speed Ac Section 1 of 11 Finals 4 838 Thompson, P JR Indiana Tech 2 217 Davide, F Brazilian Ol 5 158 Ross, K SO Austin Peay 3 441 Jones, C EAI 6 920 Oliver, J JR Kentucky 4 785 McCorory, F SR Hampton TC 7 301 Coleman, K JR Charleston S 5 824 Bryant, D Hsinternatio 8 923 Saunders, S JR Kentucky 6 1259 Campbell-Brown, V SR Modern Sprin 9 835 Dunmore, S JR Indiana Tech 7 1260 Solomon, S SR Modern Sprin Section 7 of 11 Finals 8 1507 Townsend, T SR Pure Athleti 2 1470 Harvey, M SO Pittsburgh 9 1859 Henry-Robinson, S SR Unattached 3 1291 Love, Y FR N.
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  • All Time Men's World Ranking Leader

    All Time Men's World Ranking Leader

    All Time Men’s World Ranking Leader EVER WONDER WHO the overall best performers have been in our authoritative World Rankings for men, which began with the 1947 season? Stats Editor Jim Rorick has pulled together all kinds of numbers for you, scoring the annual Top 10s on a 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 basis. First, in a by-event compilation, you’ll find the leaders in the categories of Most Points, Most Rankings, Most No. 1s and The Top U.S. Scorers (in the World Rankings, not the U.S. Rankings). Following that are the stats on an all-events basis. All the data is as of the end of the 2019 season, including a significant number of recastings based on the many retests that were carried out on old samples and resulted in doping positives. (as of April 13, 2020) Event-By-Event Tabulations 100 METERS Most Points 1. Carl Lewis 123; 2. Asafa Powell 98; 3. Linford Christie 93; 4. Justin Gatlin 90; 5. Usain Bolt 85; 6. Maurice Greene 69; 7. Dennis Mitchell 65; 8. Frank Fredericks 61; 9. Calvin Smith 58; 10. Valeriy Borzov 57. Most Rankings 1. Lewis 16; 2. Powell 13; 3. Christie 12; 4. tie, Fredericks, Gatlin, Mitchell & Smith 10. Consecutive—Lewis 15. Most No. 1s 1. Lewis 6; 2. tie, Bolt & Greene 5; 4. Gatlin 4; 5. tie, Bob Hayes & Bobby Morrow 3. Consecutive—Greene & Lewis 5. 200 METERS Most Points 1. Frank Fredericks 105; 2. Usain Bolt 103; 3. Pietro Mennea 87; 4. Michael Johnson 81; 5.