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USA-CANADA Track and Field 2017-18 Results Issue N.14 USA-CANADA track and field 2017-18 results issue n.14 Wayne -NE- (United States), 22.3.2018 -Wildcat Classic- Men LJ Drexton Crutchfield 7.55 (2.3) Women SP Michaela Dendinger 15.82 HT 1 Carly Fehringer 62.71; 2 Michaela Dendinger 61.25 Birmingham -AL- (United States), 23.3.2018 -Samford Challenge- Men 200m h3 (0.7) 1 Keitavious Walter 20.91; 2 Alize Ford 21.19; 3 Renny Quow (tto) 21.23 400m h2 1 Jereem Richards (tto) 46.13; 2 Amir Harris 47.55; 3 Alex Amankwah (gha) 47.71; 4 Champion Allison 47.75; 5 Jared Hayes 47.85 110mh 81.5) Ruebin Walters (tto) 13.51 PV 1 Sean Collins 5.30; 2 Tray Oates 5.30; 3 Jacob Spotswood 5.20 LJ Marquis Barnes 7.48 (1.3) Women 100m h2 (2.0) 1 Tamara Clark 11.27; 2 Daija Lampkin 11.44; 3 Takeyra Roberson 11.76; 4 Olivia Fotopoulou (cyp) 11.82 200m h3 (0.9) 1 Niata Alexander 23.86; 2 Katie Funcheon 23.93; 3 Mauricia Prieto (tto) 24.07; ... 5 Olivia Fotopoulou (cyp) 24.99 400m Niata Alexander 54.80 1h2 800m Kimberly Ficenec 2.06.72 400mh Kaitlin Walker 59.09 4x100m Alabama (Daija Lampkin, Tamara Clark, Symone Darius, Takyera Roberson) 44.10 PV Laken Taylor 4.15 LJ 1 Jaimie Robinson 6.15 (1.1); 2 Tamara Moncrieffe (jam) 5.93 (1.6) HT 1 Michaela Preachuk 60.94; 2 Danielle McConnell (aus) 58.36; 3 Helga Volgyi (hun) 55.68 JT Tianah List (aus) 49.26 Jacksonville -FL- (United States), 23.3.2018 -Spring Break Invitational- Men 100m h1 (1.2) 1 Teray Smith (bah) 10.38; 2 Carrington Akosa 10.46 200m h1 (-0,6) 1 Tevin Hester 21.06; 2 Carrington Akosa 21.07 400m h1 1 Cordell Lamb 46.53; 2 Jeffery Gibson (bah) 47.12; 3 Daniel Lawson 47.57 1.500m h1 1 Nick Morken 3.46.87; 2 John Lewis 3.47.64; ... 5 Raphael De Bonnieres (fra) 3.54.56 110mh h1 (1.9) 1 Joseph Daniels 13.88; 2 Kirk Lewis (bah) 14.07 400mh h1 1 Deron Gordon 51.32; ... 3 Gabriele Montefalcone (ita) 53.96 2.000m St James Quattlebaum 5.42.62 PV August Kiles 5.23 LJ Brian Mada (zim) 7.44 (1.9) TJ Brian Mada (zim) 15.69 (0.0) SP Chris Reed 18.77 HT Adam Kelly 69.68 Women 100m h1 (-0,1) 1 Semoy Hackett (tto) 11.51; 2 Torie Robinson 11.64; 3 Rebekah Smith 11.66 200m h1 (0.4) 1 Semoy Hackett (tto) 23.18; 2 Jessica Beard 23.56; 3 Jacquelyn Baldwin 23.76; 4 Samantha Dirks (grn) 24.12; h2 (-0,2) 1 Savyon Toombs 23.84; 2 Shalah Smilling 24.06; 3 Kendra Clarke (can) 24.09 400m h1 1 Kineke Alexander (vin) 53.77; 2 Fellan Ferguson (jam) 54.23; 3 Olivia James 54.48; 4 Kamryn Mcintosh 54.83 1.500m h1 1 Natoya Goule (jam) 4.18.19; 2 Michelle Howell 4.20.84; 3 Katie Fortner 4.27.95; 4 Alie Fordyce 4.29.65; ... 7 Heloise Duffie De Tassigny (fra) 4.32.46; h3 Claudia Jalón (esp) 4.28.52 100mh h1 (1.4) Danielle Williams (jam) 13.38 400mh h1 Markeeta Thomas 59.16 Tampa -FL- (United States), 22-23.3.2018 -Bull Invitational- Men 100m h1 (-1,5) Walter Dix 10.45 200m h1 (-1,8) 1 Anthony Adderley (bah) 20.89; 2 Trentavis Friday 21.04; 3 Kareem Fair 21.27 400m Calvin Smith 46.89 1h1; Ramon Miller (bah) 46.98 2h1; Jonathan Moore 47.71 1h2; Devon Thompson 47.78 2h2 800m h1 Nickas Bez (ger) 1.52.79 110mh h1 (-1,7) 1 Milan Ristic (srb) 13.77; 2 Nicholas Anderson 13.91; 3 Juan Scott 13.95 400mh h1 Marvin Williams (jam) 51.78 HJ 1 Samuel Shoultz 2.20; 2 Daniel Cortés (col) 2.15 PV Walter Viafara (col) 5.15 LJ (22) Jonah Daniels 7.49 (4.0) TJ Matthew O'Neal 16.45 (-0,5) DT (22) 1 Jared Thomas 57.60; 2 Greg Thompson (gbr) 56.76 Women 200m h1 (2.2) 1 Nercely Soto (ven) 23.40; 2 Ashley Kelly (bvi) 23.75; 3 Chelsea Francis 23.81; 4 Gabrielle Farquharson 23.87 400m h1 1 Kaylin Whitney 53.11; 2 Jai´Lyn Merriweather 54.30; 3 Kayla Smith 54.35 1.500m h1 Rosie Chamberlain (gbr) 4.35.89 5.000m Colett Rampf (ger) 16.59.40 400mh h1 Xahria Santiago 59.20 HJ 1 Quamecha Morrison 1.78; 2 Payton Wade 1.78 LJ (22) 1 Chantel Malone (bvi) 6.41 (2.0); 2 Jewel Smith 6.15 (0.2) DT 1 Claudia Ababio 51.28; 2 Gabrielle Rains 51.09 HT (22) 1 Emma O'Hara 60.27; 2 Claudia Ababio 58.21 Hammond -LA- (United States), 23.3.2018 -Jaguars Dual- Men 100m (1.7) Cliff Resais (bah) 10.34 200m h1 (3.4) Jebarri Cumberbatch (bar) 21.34; h2 (3.5) ... Albert Martínez (esp) 21.99 2h2 400mh ... 2 Albert Martínez (esp) 54.94 LJ Rodney Ruffin 8.10 (3.0) and 7.60 (1.7) Women 400m... 2 Milica Ozegovic (bih) 56.38 HT 1 Vigdis Jonsdottir (isl) 59.88; ... 3 Natalia Redondo (esp) 52.60 Spokane -WA- (United States), 23-24.3.2018 -Sam Adams Classic- Men HT (23) Brock Eager 67.22 San Mateo -CA- (United States), 23.3.2018 -Bob Rush Invitational- Men 100m (1.8) 1 Gregory Turner 10.45; 2 Emil Tolliver 10.50 Abilene -TX- (United States), 23.3.2018 -War Hawk Classic- Men 400mh Hasanai Chanriang (tha) 54.58 1h1 HJ Tiyoshi Hopes 2.14 SP Kai Schmidt (ger) 17.82 DT 1 Kai Schmidt (ger) 58.00; 2 Morgan Knight 55.27 Women DT Kayla Melgar 53.32 Fort Lauderdale -FL- (United States), 23.3.2018 -BCAA Championships- High School Men 400m 1 Jamal Walton (guy) 46.02; 2 DaeQwan Butler 46.76; 3 Ian Davis 47.80; 4 Peter Anderson 47.85 Women 400m 1 Jan'Taijah Ford 53.70; 2 K'Nyah Isaac 54.81 Fayetteville -AR- (United States), 23-24.3.2018 -Arkansas Spring Invitational- Men 100m h3 (2.6) 1 Kenzo Cotton 10.12; 2 Bryant Brown 10.44 200m Kundai Maguranyanga (zim) 21.08 (2.3) 1h4; Kristoffer Hari (den) 21.16 (1.7) 1h5; Kevin Harris 21.20 (1.7) 2h5; ... Andreas Trajkovski (den) 21.76 (2.3) 5h4 400m Phemelo Matlhabe (rsa) 47.11 1h4; John Winn 47.41 2h4; Kwame Donyinah (gha) 48.18 1h3; Bailey Stewart (nzl) 48.21 3h4 800m 1 Christopher Conrad 1.50.00; 2 Isaac Clark 1.50.27; 3 Grey Howard 1.50.35 1.500m 1 Luis Martinez 3.45.93; 2 Kevin Kelly 3.49.92; 3 Kevin Mulcaire (irl) 3.50.25; 4 Robert Tully (irl) 3.50.64 110mh h3 (2.5) Malik Beverly 13.84 400mh Austin Corley 51.25 1h2 4x100m Arkansas (Kristoffer Hari, Kemar Mowatt, Obi Igbokwe, Kenzo Cotton) 39.31 1h3 PV Andrew Irwin 5.60 LJ 1 Harrison Schrage 7.69 (2.8); 2 Ifeanyichukwu Otuonye (tks) 7.66 (1.7); 3 Rayvon Allen 7.65 (3.2); 4 Kurtis Brondyke 7.60 (2.8) TJ Clive Pullen (jam) 16.25 (1.5) SP Will Fife 18.58 Women 100m h4 (1.6) 1 Jada Baylark 11.10; 2 Kiara Parker 11.26; 3 Latessa Johnson 11.42; 4 Chelsea Francis 11.42; 5 Shawna Anderson (jam) 11.57; h3 (2.8) Morgan Burks-Magee 11.55 200m h5 (1.9) 1 Jada Baylark 23.17; 2 Kiara Parker 23.41; 3 Jedah Caldwell 23.77; 4 Tamara Kuykendall 23.82; h4 (1.8) 1 Aaliyah Birmingham 23.74; 2 Taliyah Brooks 23.84 400m h3 1 Daina Harper 52.81; 2 Dominique Blake (jam) 53.26; 3 Morgan Burks-Magee 53.94 1.500m 1 Adva Cohen (isr) 4.21.57; 2 Rebekah Topham 4.26.12; ... 8 Svenja Ojstersek (ger) 4.34.65; ... 10 Charlotte Tara Murphy (gbr) 4.38.21 3.000m Hannah Miller (nzl) 9.35.67 100mh h1 (2.6) Janeek Brown 13.10; h2 (2.4) Nikki Kraaijeveld (ned) 14.77 400mh Sparkle McKnight (tto) 58.63 1h2 4x100m Arkansas (Janeek Brown, Kiara Parker, Jada Baylark, Morgan Burks Magee) 43.40 1h2 PV 1 Laura Taylor 4.20; 2 Jessi Johnson 4.20 LJ 1 Taliyah Brooks 6.78 (1.2); 2 Baileh Simms 6.36 (2.9); 3 LaTyria Jefferson 6.23 (1.7) SP Tochi Nlemchi 15.87 HT (23) Rebecca Keating (gbr) 56.89 JT Shanee Angol (dmn) 46.72 El Paso -TX- (United States), 24.3.2018 -UTEP Springtime- Men 100m (0.5) Ray Wells 10.47 200m (0.4) Ray Wells 21.17 400m 1 Asa Guevara (tto) 46.63; 2 Eric Cray (phi) 47.67 HJ Mickael Hanany (fra) 2.17 LJ Donivan Ortega 7.54 (1.7) SP Josh Boateng (gha) 17.78 JT Rasmus Maukonen (fin) 60.62 Women 100m h1 (0.6) 1 Tobi Amusan (ngr) 11.31; 2 Stephanie Kalu (ngr) 11.58 200m h1 (0.2) 1 Katara Nelson 23.26; 2 Josephine Anokye (gha) 23.76 100mh (2.4) 1 Tobi Amusan (ngr) 12.79; 2 Rebecca Oshinbanjo (ngr) 13.69 LJ Kristal Liburd (jam) 6.27 (3.7) and 6.19 (1.8) Atlanta -GA- (United States), 23-24.3.2018 -Emory Invitational- Men 100m (2.7) Josh Parson 10.35 LJ (23) Cervantes Jackson 7.53 (0.9) Los Angeles -CA- (United States), 23-24.3.2018 -Power 5 Trailblazer Challenge- Men 100m (1.3) 1 Alexander Barnum 10.36; 2 Zack Bazile 10.40; 3 Eric Harrison 10.45 200m h1 (1.0) 1 Michael Norman 20.37; 2 Zach Shinnick 20.58; 3 Ricky Morgan 21.11; h2 (-0,3) 1 Eric Harrison 20.84; 2 Kwantreyl McConico 20.93 400m h1 1 Ricky Morgan 46.34; 2 Andre Jeff 46.85; 3 Drelan Bramwell (can) 47.29; 4 Asa Burke 47.79 800m Robert Ford 1.48.97 1.500m 1 Trevor Gilley 3.47.44; 2 Alexander Lomong 3.48.63 400mh McKinly Brown 51.52 4x100m 1 USC (Alexander Barnum, Ricky Morgan Jr, Zach Shinnick, Michael Norman) 38.38; 2 Ohio State (Eric Harrison, Nick Gray, Drelan Bramwell, Zack Bazile) 39.26 PV Cole Gorski 5.36 LJ Zack Bazile 7.93 (2.1) and 7.83 (0.0); ..
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