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Seagate Crystal Reports RecordTiming.com - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 1 NCAA Division I 2010 Outdoor Track & Field Championships Eugene, Or - 6/9/2010 to 6/12/2010 Results 3Rakieem Salaam SO Oklahoma 20.87 Event 1 Men 100 Meter Dash 4James Alaka FR Washington 21.11 NameYr School Prelims 5Terrell Wilks JR Florida 21.17 Heat 1 Preliminaries Wind: 2.2 6Antonio Sales JR S. Carolina 21.20 1Jeff Demps SO Florida 10.15Q 7Mychal Dungey JR TCU 21.23 2Curtis Mitchell SO Texas A&M 10.28Q 8Phil Ferguson SO Akron 21.29 3Luther Ambrose SO LA-Monroe 10.30q 4Teddy Williams SR Texas-San Anton 10.32 Event 3 Men 400 Meter Dash 5Marvin Bonde JR Oral Roberts 10.37 NameYr School Prelims 6Calesio Newman SR NC A&T 10.43 Heat 1 Preliminaries 7Cordero Gray JR TexasArlington 10.56 1Kirani James FR Alabama 45.44Q ---Kendall May JR Miss State DNS 2Calvin Smith SR Florida 45.64Q Heat 2 Preliminaries Wind: 2.6 3Kevin Borlee SO Fla State 45.70q 1Rondel Sorrillo SR Kentucky 10.14Q 4Tabarie Henry JR Texas A&M 45.74q 2Marcus Rowland SO Auburn 10.18Q 5Armanti Hayes SR LSU 46.35 3Reggie Dixon SO Hampton 10.24q 6Tony McQuay FR Florida 46.50 4Maurice Mitchell SO Fla State 10.32 7Steven Willey JR Iowa 46.51 5Charles Silmon FR TCU 10.33 8Albert Fullwood SR LA Tech 47.08 6James Alaka FR Washington 10.37 Heat 2 Preliminaries 7Courtney Thomas SR Baylor 10.51 1Joey Hughes SO USC 45.15Q ---Ahmad Rashad SR USC FS 2Demetrius Pinder JR Texas A&M 45.77Q Heat 3 Preliminaries Wind: 0.2 3O'Neal Wilder SO Miss State 46.02 1Rakieem Salaam SO Oklahoma 10.27Q 4Charles Cox JR North Carolina 46.53 2Gerald Phiri JR Texas A&M 10.28Q 5Dwight Mullings SR Miss State 46.66 3Terrell Wilks JR Florida 10.33 6Bryan Miller JR Texas A&M 47.23 4Jerel Hill SR LSU 10.43 7Darius Law JR Charlotte 47.41 5Ronalds Arajs SR UTEP 10.45 8Kyle Clemons FR Kansas 47.73 6Michael Granger FR Ole Miss 10.46 Heat 3 Preliminaries 7Aaron Anderson JR Hampton 10.51 1Donald Sanford SR Az State 45.49Q 8Lamaar Thomas SO New Mexico 10.65 2Tavaris Tate FR Miss State 45.74Q 3Zwede Hewitt SO Baylor 45.92 Event 2 Men 200 Meter Dash 4Anderson Mutegi JR UTEP 46.01 NameYr School Prelims 5LaToy Williams JR Texas Tech 46.50 Heat 1 Preliminaries Wind: -0.9 6Thomas Murdaugh SO Ohio State 46.69 1Jeremy Dodson SR Colorado 20.81Q 7Errol Nolan FR Houston 47.48 2Evander Wells SR Tennessee 20.81Q ---Marcus Boyd JR Baylor DNF 3Obakeng Ngwigwa SR S. Carolina 20.88 4Maurice Mitchell SO Fla State 20.93 Event 4 Men 800 Meter Run 5Cordero Gray JR TexasArlington 21.17 NameYr School Prelims 6Calesio Newman SR NC A&T 21.19 Heat 1 Preliminaries 7Kyle Stevenson SR Tennessee 21.40 1Robby Andrews FR Virginia 1:45.54Q ---Darius Law JR Charlotte DNS 2Cory Primm JR UCLA 1:45.70Q Heat 2 Preliminaries Wind: -0.3 3Fred Samoei JR Alabama 1:45.94q 1Rondel Sorrillo SR Kentucky 20.66Q 4Lance Roller SO Virginia 1:46.11q 2Gerald Phiri JR Texas A&M 20.79Q 5Charles Jock SO Irvine 1:46.17 3Marvin Bonde JR Oral Roberts 20.86q 6Travis Thompson JR Oregon 1:48.42 4Brandon Byram JR Fla State 20.87q 7Blake Irwin SO Missouri 1:50.25 5Whitney Prevost JR Baylor 21.03 8Sadiki White FR LSU 1:50.63 6Courtney Thomas SR Baylor 21.20 Heat 2 Preliminaries 7Charles Silmon FR TCU 21.25 1Aaron Evans SO Georgia 1:46.55Q 8LaShawn Butler JR Arkansas 21.28 2Ryan Martin JR Santa Barbara 1:46.71Q Heat 3 Preliminaries Wind: 1.1 3Elijah Greer FR Oregon 1:46.99 1Curtis Mitchell SO Texas A&M 20.59Q 4Richard Jones JR LSU 1:47.18 2Bruce Owens SR Rutgers 20.81Q 5Brian Gagnon SR Connecticut 1:47.40 RecordTiming.com - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 2 NCAA Division I 2010 Outdoor Track & Field Championships Eugene, Or - 6/9/2010 to 6/12/2010 Results Heat 2 Preliminaries ... (Event 4 Men 800 Meter Run) 8Brett Hales JR Weber St. 8:45.28q NameYr School Prelims 9Evans Kigen JR Liberty 8:49.18 6Michael Rutt JR Connecticut 1:47.56 10Nicodemus Ng'etich SR UTEP 8:53.58 7Luke Rucks JR Wisconsin 1:48.99 11Cory Leslie SO Ohio State 8:54.38 8Scott Crawford SR UCLA 1:49.60 12Ryan McDermott JR Duke 8:55.47 Heat 3 Preliminaries Heat 2 Preliminaries 1Andrew Wheating SR Oregon 1:48.80Q 1Donn Cabral SO Princeton 8:42.84Q 2Chris Gowell SR Baylor 1:49.69Q 2Steve Sodaro JR California 8:43.04Q 3Casimir Loxsom FR Penn St. 1:49.89 3Hillary Bor JR Iowa St. 8:43.82Q 4Felix Kitur JR VA Military 1:50.40 4John Sullivan JR Stanford 8:44.03Q 5Ryan Waite SO BYU 1:51.29 5Richard Nelson SR BYU 8:44.39Q 6Chris Labosky SR Yale 1:51.63 6Joonas Harjamaki JR Lamar 8:45.17Q 7Aaron Dixon JR Missouri 1:53.19 7Harry Miller SR William & Mary 8:46.49 8Ryan Foster JR Penn St. 1:53.45 8Martin Kirui JR Ole Miss 8:49.71 9Adu Dentamo SR Charlotte 8:56.88 Event 5 Men 1500 Meter Run 10Jace Nye SR Weber St. 8:57.49 NameYr School Prelims 11Dylan Knight JR UCLA 8:59.93 Heat 1 Preliminaries 12John Ricardi SR Idaho St. 9:00.28 1Jack Bolas SR Wisconsin 3:43.26Q 2Lee Emanuel SR New Mexico 3:44.99Q Event 8 Men 10000 Meter Run 3Andrew Wheating SR Oregon 3:45.24Q NameYr School Finals 4Mark Matusak SR California 3:45.54Q Section 1 5Kyle Merber SO Columbia 3:45.91Q 1Sam Chelanga JR Liberty 28:37.40 6Ben Blankenship JR Minnesota 3:46.34 2John Kosgei SR Okla St. 28:55.93 7David Forrester FR Fla State 3:47.30 3Jake Riley JR Stanford 28:57.41 8Brandon Rooney SR Iowa St. 3:49.62 4Mohammed Ahmed FR Wisconsin 28:57.44 9Julian Matthews SO Providence 3:50.63 5Kiel Uhl SR Iowa St. 28:58.55 10Trevor Van Ackeren SO Princeton 3:51.66 6Joe Bosshard FR Colorado 28:59.87 11Jason Bigelow SR Oakland 3:53.62 7Ben Cheruiyot SO Auburn 29:09.09 ---Carl MacKenzie JR Villanova DNF 8Alfred Kipchumba SO Portland 29:09.63 Heat 2 Preliminaries 9Matt Llano SR Richmond 29:10.27 1A.J. Acosta JR Oregon 3:40.95Q 10John Beattie SR Tulsa 29:16.48 2Jeff See SR Ohio State 3:41.25Q 11Samuel Kosgei SR Lamar 29:19.90 3Matthew Centrowitz SO Oregon 3:41.27Q 12Tyler McCandless SR Penn St. 29:22.67 4Dylan Ferris SO Stanford 3:41.92Q 13Michael Krisch SR Georgetown 29:22.85 5Riley Masters SO Maine 3:42.01Q 14Luke Puskedra SO Oregon 29:27.37 6Daniel Clark SR Notre Dame 3:42.20q 15Ahmed Osman SO N. Arizona 29:29.62 7Craig Miller SR Wisconsin 3:42.33q 16Elkanah Kibet SR Auburn 29:30.46 8Josh McAlary FR Michigan St. 3:44.96 17Kevin Schwab FR Oklahoma 29:35.07 9Francis Kasagule SR Lamar 3:45.23 18Josh Izewski SO Florida 29:37.85 10Abdi Hassan SO Arizona 3:46.37 19Ryan Collins JR Virginia 29:48.76 11Felix Kiboiywo SR Auburn 3:46.96 20Dan Jackson JR Notre Dame 29:54.87 12Cory Nanni JR Duke 3:53.04 21Duriel Hardy SR Brown 30:04.19 22Lex Williams SR Michigan 30:04.26 Event 6 Men 3000 Meter Steeplechase 23Patrick Cheptoek SR W. Kentucky 30:04.32 NameYr School Prelims ---Chris Barnicle SR New Mexico DNF Heat 1 Preliminaries 1Matt Hughes JR Louisville 8:43.08Q Event 9 Men 110 Meter Hurdles 2De'Sean Turner SO Indiana 8:43.44Q NameYr School Prelims 3Julian DeRubira SR Santa Barbara 8:43.62Q Heat 1 Preliminaries Wind: 1.1 4Barnabas Kirui SR Ole Miss 8:43.66Q 1Barrett Nugent SO LSU 13.52Q 5Gilbert Limo JR Texas Tech 8:43.70Q 2Andrew Riley SO Illinois 13.55Q 6Stephen Finley JR Virginia 8:43.71Q 3Oscar Spurlock JR USC 13.65q 7John Martinez SR NC State 8:43.82q 4Jeffrey Julmis JR Kansas St. 13.69q 5Leander McKenzie SR Troy 13.72 RecordTiming.com - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 3 NCAA Division I 2010 Outdoor Track & Field Championships Eugene, Or - 6/9/2010 to 6/12/2010 Results Heat 1 Preliminaries Wind: 1.1 ... (Event 9 Men 110 Meter Hu Event 11 Men 4x100 Meter Relay NameYr School Prelims Team Relay Prelims 6Cory Nelms SR Miami 13.84 Heat 1 Preliminaries 7Brandon Tucker SO Texas Tech 14.01 1Texas A&M 39.05Q 8Tyrell Ross SR Nebraska 14.13 1) Tran Howell JR 2) Gerald Phiri JR Heat 2 Preliminaries Wind: 1.1 3) Bryan Miller JR 4) Curtis Mitchell SO 1Ronnie Ash JR Oklahoma 13.32Q 2Auburn 39.18Q 2Keiron Stewart FR Texas 13.62Q 1) Stephen Fly SR 2) Harry Adams FR 3Ronald Brookins JR Sac State 13.80 3) Michael DeHaven JR 4) Marcus Rowland SO 4Spencer Adams FR Clemson 13.95 3Kentucky 39.62q 5Billy Ray Walker JR LA Tech 13.99 1) Alex Williams SO 2) Rondel Sorrillo SR 6Robert Jackson SO Memphis 14.00 3) Kwasi Obeng SR 4) Sean Lange FR 7Adoniss Jones JR Campbell 14.15 4Baylor 39.98 8Nick McCloud SO Stephen F Austin 16.24 1) Marcus Boyd JR 2) Whitney Prevost JR Heat 3 Preliminaries Wind: 4.5 3) Courtney Thomas SR 4) J.T.
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