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Maddox Field House - Site License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 3:36 PM 4/27/2019 Page 1 2019 LSU Invitational - 4/27/2019 Bernie Moore Stadium Results - Saturday 9 Amber Campbell JR UL-Lafayette 1:02.15 Women 100 Meter Dash Final (Sections against time) Women 800 Meter Run Stadium: 10.85 s 2017 Aleia Hobbs Final LSU: 10.78 L 1989 Dawn Sowell Stadium: 2:00.76 s 4/20/2013 Natoya Goule Collegiate: 10.78 C 1989 Dawn Sowell LSU: 1:59.93 L 2013 Natoya Goule Name Yr School Finals Collegiate: 1:59.10 C 2017 Rayven Rodgers Finals Name Yr School Finals 1 Sha'Carri Richardson FR LSU 11.06 2.4 Finals 2 Quanesha Burks Unattached 11.20 2.4 1 Hollie Parker SR LSU 2:10.03 3 Daija Lampkin SO Alabama 11.31 2.4 1:02.605 (1:02.605) 2:10.021 (1:07.417) 4 Mauricia Prieto JR Alabama 11.31 2.4 2 Sara Funderburk SO LSU 2:24.21 5 Jada Martin Tiger Olympi 11.44 2.4 1:08.800 (1:08.800) 2:24.204 (1:15.405) 6 Symone Darius JR Alabama 11.47 3.0 3 Amelie Whitehurst SO LSU 2:36.12 7 Kimberlyn Duncan Tiger Olympi 11.52 2.4 1:12.697 (1:12.697) 2:36.113 (1:23.416) 8 Ariyonna Augustine FR LSU 11.55 2.4 --- Hannah Bourque SR LSU DNF 9 Shayna Yon JR LSU 11.63 3.0 1:01.483 (1:01.483) 9 Cassondra Hall JR LSU 11.63 3.0 11 Krystal Sparling JR Alabama 11.65 3.0 Women 1500 Meter Run 12 Kelly Rowe FR Ole Miss 11.71 3.0 Final 13 Reagann Leleux FR UL-Lafayette 12.17 3.0 Stadium: 4:09.85 s 1987 Suzy Favor LSU: 4:17.14 L 1985 Christine Slythe Women 200 Meter Dash Collegiate: 3:59.90 C 2009 Jenny Simpson Final (Sections against time) Name Yr School Finals Stadium: 22.47 s 2004 Muna Lee Finals LSU: 22.04 L 1989 Dawn Sowell 1 Ersula Farrow SR LSU 4:22.91 Collegiate: 22.02 C 6/10/2017 Kyra Jefferson 48.268 (48.268) 1:59.079 (1:10.811) 3:11.164 (1:12.085) Name Yr School Finals 4:22.906 (1:11.742) Finals 2 Katy-Ann McDonald FR LSU 4:31.02 1 Sha'Carri Richardson FR LSU 22.78 -0.1 48.385 (48.385) 1:59.412 (1:11.027) 3:13.552 (1:14.140) 2 Kimberlyn Duncan Tiger Olympi 23.11 -0.1 4:31.020 (1:17.469) 3 Jayda Eckford FR Ole Miss 23.24 -0.1 3 Hannah Bourque SR LSU 4:35.72 4 Jada Martin Tiger Olympi 23.52 -0.1 49.862 (49.862) 2:03.879 (1:14.017) 3:22.583 (1:18.704) 38.848 (38.848) 1:00.862 (22.014) 4:35.717 (1:13.135) 5 Symone Darius JR Alabama 23.53 1.0 4 Erika Lewis Unattached 4:36.19 6 Brandee Presley FR Ole Miss 23.78 1.0 49.804 (49.804) 2:01.494 (1:11.690) 3:16.767 (1:15.273) 7 Kelly Rowe FR Ole Miss 23.94 1.0 4:36.188 (1:19.422) 8 Ariyonna Augustine FR LSU 23.99 -0.1 5 Sara Funderburk SO LSU 4:39.30 9 Cassondra Hall JR LSU 24.21 1.0 51.411 (51.411) 2:07.201 (1:15.790) 3:27.290 (1:20.089) 10 Erica Stewart JR UL-Lafayette 25.27 1.0 4:39.292 (1:12.003) Women 400 Meter Dash 6 Megan Patton FR Alabama 4:43.32 Final (Sections against time) 51.776 (51.776) 2:07.098 (1:15.322) 3:25.877 (1:18.779) Stadium: 49.71 s 4/23/2016 Courtney Okolo 4:43.311 (1:17.434) LSU: 50.60 L 1997 LaTarsha Stroman 7 Leahrose Mami FR Alabama 4:47.79 Collegiate: 49.71 C 4/23/2016 Courtney Okolo 54.791 (54.791) 2:11.754 (1:16.963) 3:29.969 (1:18.215) Name Yr School Finals 4:47.781 (1:17.812) Finals 8 Brianna Koshy SR Alabama 4:51.72 1 Natassha McDonald JR Alabama 52.35 54.430 (54.430) 2:10.754 (1:16.324) 3:30.972 (1:20.218) 2 Takyera Roberson JR Alabama 52.62 4:51.715 (1:20.744) 3 Katie Funcheon JR Alabama 53.09 9 Cori Mitchell SO LSU 4:54.00 4 D'Jai Baker JR Alabama 53.37 52.613 (52.613) 2:08.353 (1:15.740) 3:30.445 (1:22.092) 5 Rachel Misher SR LSU 53.80 4:53.995 (1:23.551) 6 Micha Powell Athletics Ca 54.41 10 Alexa Cruz SO Alabama 4:54.85 7 Kalei Mathews Unattached 55.73 54.237 (54.237) 2:10.871 (1:16.634) 3:31.753 (1:20.882) 8 India Brown FR UL-Lafayette 57.08 4:54.843 (1:23.091) B. Moore Track & C. Maddox Field House - Site License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 3:36 PM 4/27/2019 Page 2 2019 LSU Invitational - 4/27/2019 Bernie Moore Stadium Results - Saturday Finals ... (Women 1500 Meter Run) Women 100 Meter Hurdles Name Yr School Finals Final (Sections against time) 11 Annie Jung SO LSU 4:56.96 Stadium: 12.70 s 4/7/2018 Devynne Charlton 55.245 (55.245) 2:14.923 (1:19.678) 3:36.743 (1:21.820) LSU: 12.70 L 1989 Tananjalyn Stanley 4:56.959 (1:20.217) Collegiate: 12.39 C 6/8/2013 Brianna Rollins 12 Amelie Whitehurst SO LSU 5:05.98 Name Yr School Finals 53.100 (53.100) 2:12.422 (1:19.322) 3:38.803 (1:26.381) Finals 5:05.971 (1:27.168) 1 Tonea Marshall JR LSU 12.74 3.9 13 Tahlaya Hardin US Express E 5:10.61 2 Milan Young SO LSU 13.12 3.9 52.839 (52.839) 2:11.027 (1:18.188) 3:40.310 (1:29.283) 3 Brittley Humphrey JR LSU 13.13 3.9 5:10.602 (1:30.293) 4 Shermaine Williams Unattached 13.36 3.9 14 Allyson Seals SO LSU 5:12.58 5 Kieshonna Brooks JR Ole Miss 13.43 3.9 56.798 (56.798) 2:19.441 (1:22.643) 3:46.038 (1:26.597) 6 Juliette Smith JR UL-Lafayette 14.37 3.9 5:12.579 (1:26.542) 7 Vanessa Joseph SR UL-Lafayette 14.83 3.9 15 Jennifer Bennett FR LSU 5:18.80 8 Haley Hood JR Ole Miss 15.36 3.9 56.977 (56.977) 2:20.453 (1:23.476) 3:50.137 (1:29.684) --- Dara Perry SR Akron DNF 3.9 5:18.793 (1:28.657) Women 400 Meter Hurdles 16 Caroline Saucier FR LSU 5:25.18 57.169 (57.169) 2:21.660 (1:24.491) 3:54.141 (1:32.481) Final (Sections against time) Stadium: 54.70 s 4/23/2016 Ashley Spencer 5:25.171 (1:31.031) LSU: 53.97 L 2007 Nickiesha Wilson Women 5000 Meter Run Collegiate: 53.21 C 2013 Kori Carter Final Name Yr School Finals Stadium: 15:46.00 s 1987 Anne Schweitzer Finals LSU: 15:44.41 L 2013 Laura Carleton 1 Jurnee Woodward SO LSU 56.82 Collegiate: 15:07.64 C 5/2/2009 Jenny Simpson 2 Brittley Humphrey JR LSU 57.30 Name Yr School Finals 3 Kymber Payne Tiger Olympi 58.02 Finals 4 Sara Foster FR Akron 1:00.02 1 Amber Desselle SO LSU 19:02.14 5 Milan Young SO LSU 1:00.06 43.156 (43.156) 2:11.291 (1:28.135) 3:37.375 (1:26.084) Women 3000 Meter Steeplechase 5:06.665 (1:29.290) 6:34.567 (1:27.902) 8:04.834 (1:30.267) Final 9:37.263 (1:32.429) 11:13.127 (1:35.864) 12:47.608 (1:34.481) Stadium: 9:45.94 s 2002 Michaela Manova 14:22.062 (1:34.454) 15:59.197 (1:37.135) 17:34.792 (1:35.595) LSU: 10:18.54 L 2001 Susanne Strunz 19:02.139 (1:27.348) Collegiate: 9:24.41 C 6/11/2016 Courtney Frerichs 2 Alexandra McCulley SO UL-Lafayette 20:13.52 Name Yr School Finals 44.807 (44.807) 2:17.059 (1:32.252) 3:49.622 (1:32.563) Finals 5:23.609 (1:33.987) 6:57.874 (1:34.265) 8:33.908 (1:36.034) 1 Caroline Brooks JR Alabama 11:05.00 10:10.475 (1:36.567) 11:49.341 (1:38.866) 13:30.029 (1:40.688) 44.850 (44.850) 2:08.220 (1:23.370) 3:34.322 (1:26.102) 15:11.673 (1:41.644) 16:54.621 (1:42.948) 18:37.293 (1:42.672) 5:02.104 (1:27.782) 6:32.697 (1:30.593) 8:04.340 (1:31.643) 20:13.516 (1:36.224) 9:36.644 (1:32.304) 11:05.000 (1:28.356) 3 Alexa Breaux JR UL-Lafayette 20:45.41 2 Alicia Stamey SO LSU 11:23.55 45.584 (45.584) 2:21.629 (1:36.045) 3:56.441 (1:34.812) 45.457 (45.457) 2:09.446 (1:23.989) 3:36.173 (1:26.727) 5:32.523 (1:36.082) 7:10.784 (1:38.261) 8:49.927 (1:39.143) 5:05.367 (1:29.194) 6:36.794 (1:31.427) 8:11.467 (1:34.673) 10:30.049 (1:40.122) 12:11.406 (1:41.357) 13:53.466 (1:42.060) 9:50.154 (1:38.687) 11:23.545 (1:33.392) 15:37.202 (1:43.736) 17:21.563 (1:44.361) 19:06.401 (1:44.838) 20:45.407 (1:39.006) --- Cori Mitchell SO LSU DNF 43.366 (43.366) 2:11.101 (1:27.735) 3:37.284 (1:26.183) 5:06.668 (1:29.384) --- Annie Jung SO LSU DNF 43.532 (43.532) 2:11.580 (1:28.048) 3:39.395 (1:27.815) B.
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