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NCAA Division II Men's Track and Field NCAA Division II Men’s Track and Field All-Time Top 10+ Performers This list was started in 1988 by the late Frank Candida, director of sports information at Cal State-Los Angeles who died 18 Nov 1988, and continued by Garner Roberts. Additions, corrections and suggestions are welcome. Marks as of 31 Dec 2013. 3617 Purdue Lane, Abilene, Texas 79602, 325.695.9441, [email protected] 100 meters 10.05 Bob Hayes, Florida A&M Olympic Games (1) 15Oct64 Tokyo +1.03 [9.94w Hayes Olympic Games (sf) 15Oct64 Tokyo +5.28] [9.96w Coleman Lone Star (1) 03May03 Abilene +5.2] [9.99w VanWyk ACU all-comers (1) 10May01 Abilene +6.6] 10.08 Bryan Bridgewater, CSU-LA NCAA Div II (1) 29May93 Abilene +1.2 10.08 Darrell Green, Texas A&I ASU invitational (1) 13Apr83 San Angelo +0.08 10.09 Christie VanWyk, Ab Chr McMurry Twilight (1) 20May04 Abilene +2.0 10.13 Randall Evans, St. Aug 13Aug94 10.15 Kawayne Fisher, Lincoln NCAA Div II (1) 23May09 San Angelo +1.7 10.15 Sayon Cooper, Ab Christian ACU Classic (1) 08May97 Abilene +1.8 10.18 Ramon Gittens, St. Aug NCAA Div II (2) 23May09 San Angelo +1.7 10.18 Jeffery Henderson, Stillman NCAA Div II (1) 25May13 Pueblo -0.4 10.19 Nic Alexander, Ab Christian Mt. SAC (1) 16Apr00 Walnut +1.8 10.20 Steve Riddick, Norfolk State Weltklasse (1) 16Aug74 Zurich ? 10.20 Norm McGee, North Dakota UND open (1) 22Apr89 Grand Forks ? 10.20 Clement Campbell, NY Tech Humberset Meeting (2) 15Aug04 Fribourg +0.7 10.20 Dario Horvat, Grand Canyon Azusa Pacific last chance (1) 11May13 Azusa +1.5 10.20 Taffawee Johnson, St. Aug National Championships (p) 20Jun13 Kingston +0.5 10.21 Anthony Phillips, TAMK NCAA Div II (3) 29May93 Abilene +1.2 10.22 Desmond Jackson, Ab Chr Michael Johnson Classic (2) 23Apr11 Waco +1.7 10.22 Kimour Bruce, Lincoln NCAA Div II (p) 21May09 San Angelo +1.6 10.22 Christy VanWyck, Ab Chr O.Jackson Open 22Mar03 Abilene +1.7 10.22 Patrick Jarrett, NY Tech IAAF World Ch (qf) 21Aug99 Seville -0.4 10.23 Clyde Glosson, Trinity Olympic Trials (5) 10Sep68 Echo Summit +0.0 10.23 Lindel Frater, Tarleton St NCAA Div II (p) 22May98 Edwardsville +1.3 10.23 Olan Coleman, Tarleton St NCAA Div II (1) 24May03 Edwardsville +0.7 10.23 Dennis Boone, St. Aug Eagles last chance (2) 12May07 Durham +0.1 10.23 Fred Taylor, Grand Canyon PacWest Conference (1) 27Apr13 San Diego +1.1 200 meters [20.11 Bryan Bridgewater, CSU-LA NCAA Div II (1) 29May93 Abilene +1.2] 20.34 Patrick Delice, Texas A&I NCAA Div II (2) 29May93 Abilene +1.2 20.34+(20.1) Clyde Glosson, Trinity Olympic Trials (p) 31Aug68 Echo Summit ? 20.40 Tim Williams, SE Missouri USOC Festival (2) 24Jul88 Durham +1.4 20.41 Jerome Young, St. Augustine's NCAA Div II (1) 23May98 Edwardsville -1.5 20.42 Reggie McCray, Troy State 1988 20.43*(20.3y) Edwin Roberts, NC Central NCAA Div I (sf) 19Jun64 Eugene ? 20.44 Larry Myricks, Miss College NCAA Div II (1) 27May78 Macomb ? 20.48 Darrell Green, Texas A&I NCAA Div I (p) 02Jun82 Provo +0.3 20.48 Terrel Cotton, Lincoln NCAA Div II (p) 25May12 Pueblo 0.0 20.49 Jerrell Hancock, MSU-Mankato NSIC (1) 10May13 Sioux Falls +1.1 20.50 Randall Evans, St. Aug NCAA Div II (3) 29May93 Abilene +1.2 20.50 Brian Dzingai, Truman St MIAA (1) 06May01 Joplin +1.5 20.53 Josh Scott, St. Augustine’s NCAA Div II (1) 29May10 Charlotte +0.7 20.55 Lancford Davis, St. Aug NCAA II (1) 25May02 San Angelo +0.7 20.55 Damein White, CSU-Los Ang CCAA (1) 03May08 Los Angeles +1.9 20.56 Ramon Gittens, St. Aug Liberty Twilight (1) 30Apr09 Lynchburg +1.7 20.56 Arthur Williams, ACU NCAA Div II (1) 24May85 Los Angeles +1.40 20.57 Olan Coleman, Tarleton St NCAA Div II (1) 24May03 Edwardsville +2.0 20.57 Jordan Vaden, Livingstone Georgia Tech 15May04 Atlanta +0.7 20.57 Jermaine Jones, St. Augustine’s NCAA Div II (1) 25May13 Pueblo +0.2 20.58 Lindel Frater, Tarleton St NCAA Div II (2) 23May98 Edwardsville -1.5 20.58 Clement Campbell, NY Tech Humberset Meeting (1) 15Aug04 Fribourg +1.8 400 meters 44.09 Jerome Young, St. Augustine's USA Nat'l Champ (1) 21Jun98 New Orleans 44.36 Antonio Pettigrew, St. Aug TAC (1) 15Jun91 New York 44.58 Patrick Delice, TAMK NCAA Div II (1) 29May93 Abilene 44.60 Ian Morris, Ab Christian Olympic Games (sf) 26Sep88 Seoul 44.79 Evan Clarke, NY Tech NCAA Div II (2) 29May93 Abilene 44.83 Ray Armstead, NE Missouri Weltklasse (3) 22Aug84 Zurich 44.93 Kempa Busby, Ab Christian NCAA Div II (2) 23May98 Edwardsville 44.98 Charlie Phillips, Ab Christian UTA open (1) 07May83 Arlington 45.01 Josh Scott, St. Augustine’s USA Championships (5) 26Jun10 Des Moines 45.08*(45.2y) Larance Jones, NE Missouri Texas Relays (1) 13Apr74 Austin 45.15 Paston Coke, NY Tech World University Games (?) 12Jul99 Palma de Mallorca 45.24+ (45.1) Howard Burnett, NY Tech Jamaica Natl Champ (1) 30Jun90 Kingston 45.24+ (45.1) Johnnie Barnes, Hampton NCAA Div II (2) 25May91 San Angelo 800 meters 1:44.44 Joseph Tengelei, Ab Christian --- (3) 28Aug94 Rieti, Italy 1:45.24 Savieri Ngidhi, Ab Christian Tarleton State (1) 01Apr95 Stephenville 1:45.75 Evans White, Prairie View Bislett (2) 05Jul79 Oslo 1:46.08 Freddie Williams, Ab Christian NCAA Div I (2) 31May85 Austin 1:46.14+ Mark Robinson, Catholic AAU (4) 22Jun74 Los Angeles (1:46.0) 1:46.32 Joseph Tengelei, ACU Mt. SAC Relays (1) 17Apr93 Walnut 1:46.48 Kip Cheruiyot, MtStMary’s --- (4) 27Jul86 Caorle 1:46.54 Ossie Mdziniso, Augustana --- (2) 01Jul97 Kristiinankaupunkt, Fin 1:46.81 Dan Futrell, NE Missouri NCAA Div II (1) 26May79 Macomb 1:46.95 William Best, W Colo Mt. SAC Relays (3) 20Apr97 Walnut 1500 meters 3:33.07 Kip Cheruiyot, MtStMary’s Citti di Grosetto (1) 10Aug86 Grosetto 3:35.59 Peter Rono, MtStMary’s Jerome Classic (1) 05Jun88 Burnaby 3:36.13 Steve Scott, Cal-Irvine WCup Trials (1) 12Aug77 Tunis 3:40.15 Rod DeHaven, SD State NCAA Div II (3) 23May87 Cape Girardeau 3:40.53 Thomas Korir, Ab Christian Nurmi Centenary (?) 12Jun97 Turku, Finland 3:40.67 Dan Aldridge, CP-SLO NCAA Div I (7) 03Jun78 Eugene 3:40.95 Andrew Graham, Adams State Payton Jordan Invit (II-8) 29Apr12 Stanford 3:40.96 Frank Assumma, Cal-Riverside NCAA Div II (1) 30May81 Macomb 3:41.0 Willie Eashman, CSU-Hayward NCAA Div I (4) 03Jun72 Eugene 3:41.3 Tom O’Hara, Loy-Chicago USA-USSR (2) 21Jul63 Moscow 3:41.5 Stephen Willis, Western Colo 30May98 3:41.64 Jim Schankel, CP-SLO Mt. SAC Relays (4) 02Apr79 Walnut 3:41.82 Brian Radle, SE Missouri Billy Hayes Invit (2) ??May89 Bloomington 5,000 meters 13:22.64 Michael Aish, W Colo Mt. SAC Relays (5) 20Apr02 Walnut 13:26.27 Charles Cheruiyot, MtStMary’s Talbot Games 08Jul88 London 13:31.90 Scott Bauhs, CSU-Chico Mt. SAC Relays (8) 18Apr08 Walnut 13:34.98 Nicodemus Naimadu, Ab Chris Mt. SAC Relays (9) 13Apr06 Walnut 13:36.85 Aaron Braun, Adams State Mt. SAC Relays (II-15) 17Apr09 Walnut 13:37.63 Jason Hubbard, Adams State Mt. SAC Relays (3) 20Apr01 Walnut 13:37.94 Charles Mulinga, Lewis Univ of Indiana (?) 06May95 Bloomington 13:38.09 Mario Macias, Adams State Mt. SAC Relays (12) 13Apr06 Walnut 13:38.0 Gordon Minty, E Michigan South Counties (1) 24Jun72 London 13:38.65 Alfred Rugema, Ab Christian Stanford Inv (4) 31Mar01 Stanford 13:40.85 Brian Medigovich, Adams State Mt. SAC Relays (II-21) 17Apr09 Walnut 13:40.89 Michael Crouch, Queens PJordan Invit (II-7) 02May09 Stanford 13:41.01 Samson Obwocha, ETexasSt --- (?) 05Aug85 Gavle 13:41.13 Luke Cragg, Adams State Payton Jordan invit (4) 01May11 Stanford 13:42.88 Amos Sang, Abilene Christian Mt. SAC Relays (13) 17Apr11 Walnut 13:44.26 Kim Hogarth, Western State Mt. SAC Relays (16) 14Apr07 Walnut 13:44.44 Kevin Batt, Adams State Mt. SAC Relays (18) 18Apr13 Walnut 13:46.93 Celedonio Rodriguez, Adams St Cardinal Inv (II-14) 01May05 Stanford 13:47.9 Dave Henderson, Portland St Oregon Invit (4) ?Apr84 Eugene 13:48.1 Jim Schankel, CP-SLO Champions (2) 19Mar79 Irvine 13:48.91 Scott Nagelkerke, Western St Cardinal Invit (14) 30Apr04 Stanford 13:49.0 Steve Alvarez, Cal-Riverside Mt. SAC Relays (8) 16Apr81 Walnut 13:49.29 Daniel Kanyaruhuru, Queens Penn Relays (2) 24Apr08 Philadelphia 10,000 meters 27:48.06 Scott Bauhs, CSU-Chico Jordan Invit (7) 04May08 Stanford 28:00.33 Charles Mulinga, Lewis Mt. SAC Relays (1) 14Apr95 Walnut 28:00.96 Michael Aish, W Colo 21Jan02 Taranaki 28:02.73 Mario Macias, Adams State Cardinal Inv (5) 30Apr06 Stanford 28:06.26 Nicodemus Naimadu, Ab Chr Stanford Inv (1) 31Mar07 Stanford 28:20.35 Amos Sang, Abilene Christian Payton Jordan invit (1) 01May11 Stanford 28:23.54 Tyler Pennel, Western State Stanford Invit (2) 06Apr12 Stanford 28:33.25 Daniel Kanyaruhuru, Queens Stanford Inv (12) 04Apr08 Stanford 28:33.35 Dustin Emerick, Southern Ind Payton Jordan Invit (II-19) 29Apr12 Stanford 28:36.23 Daniel Kirwa, Harding Mt. SAC Relays (1-univ) 17Apr08 Walnut 28:39.17 Brandon Leslie, Adams State Mt.
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