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Meet History -- NCAA Division I Indoor Championships Team-by-Team Finalists by Event Abilene Christian Men's 400 Meters 1971 Bob WOODROOF 4 49.10 Men's 1000 Meters 1986 Freddie WILLIAMS 1 2:18.74 Men's 4x400 Relay 1967 Riley Dunn, Craig Fox, 2 3:14.80 Ron Crawford, Ken Knapp Men's Pole Vault 1983 Brad PURSLEY 2 5.63m 18-5½ 1984 Dale JENKINS 2 5.40m 17-8½ Women's 55 Meters 1986 Camille COATES 4 6.84 Women's High Jump 1986 Yolanda HENRY 3 1.82m 5-11½ Saturday, March 9, 2019 USTFCCCA.org Page 1 of 398 Meet History -- NCAA Division I Indoor Championships Team-by-Team Finalists by Event Adelphi Men's 400 Meters 1971 Clyde MCPHERSON 2 48.60 1972 Clyde MCPHERSON 4 49.00 1974 Ray LEE 5 48.90 1977 Kevin PRICE 5 48.46 Men's 600 Yards 1977 Kevin PRICE 2 1:10.13 Men's 800 Meters 1976 Bill DANBEY 4 1:53.03 Men's 4x400 Relay 1970 Clyde McPherson, 4 3:15.60 Denny Walker, Kit Pratt, Bill McPherson 1971 Clyde McPherson, 1 3:14.4h Denny Walker, Ray Lee, Keith Davis 1972 1 3:14.7h 1973 Ray Lee, Richard 2 3:16.00 Hardware, William Johnson, Dennis Walker 1974 Ray Lee, Larry Ross, 2 3:13.50 William Johnson, Keith Davis 1977 Glen Stanford, Steve 4 3:15.79 McBride, Randy Clark, Mel Richardson Men's 4x800 Relay 1979 Ramon Severine, Mark 5 7:32.50 Smith, Harcourt Wason, Jonathon Williams Men's Long Jump 1971 Ray LEE 5 7.49m 24-6¾ Saturday, March 9, 2019 USTFCCCA.org Page 2 of 398 Meet History -- NCAA Division I Indoor Championships Team-by-Team Finalists by Event Air Force Men's 400 Meters Women's 500 Meters 1966 Dale STOVALL 3 48.70 1984 Norphesia CONWAY 2 1:11.35 1966 Doug WITHERS 5 49.20 Women's 5000 Meters 1967 Doug WITHERS 3 48.80 2016 Hannah EVERSON (SR) 7 16:04.37 Men's 600 Yards 2019 Jaci SMITH 6 15:40.26 1971 John PERRIGO 4 1:11.50 Women's High Jump 1983 Alonzo BABERS 5 1:12.83 2017 Shelley SPIRES (JR) 6 1.84m 6-½ Men's 800 Meters 2018 Shelley SPIRES (SR) 7 1.84m 6-½ 1984 Daniel ROJAS 2 1:49.52 Women's Pole Vault Men's 3000 Meters 2008 Melissa BEERSE (SO) 14 4.00m 13-1½ 1971 John JONES 4 8:04.10 2017 Kathryn TOMCZAK (SO) --- 1996 Eric MACK 4 7:56.56 Women's Shot Put 1997 Andrew MARX 6 8:06.50 2011 Justin TYNER (SR) 5 8:05.57 2010 Sara NEUBAUER 15 15.81m 51-10½ 2016 Patrick CORONA (SR) 9 8:03.12 Men's 5000 Meters 2010 Justin TYNER (JR) 3 13:41.26 Men's 55 Meter Hurdles 1965 Dave DICK 4 --- Men's Distance Medley Relay 2011 Tyler Stanley (SR), 9 9:42.59 Anthony Delgado (SO), Nick White (JR), Justin Tyner (SR) Men's High Jump 2016 Taylor SMITH (JR) 2 2.18m 7-1¾ Men's Pole Vault 2004 Paul GENSIC 6 5.40m 17-8½ 2005 Paul GENSIC 3 5.50m 18-½ 2008 Nick FRAWLEY 15 5.20m 17-¾ 2009 Nick FRAWLEY 7 5.25m 17-2¾ 2010 Nick FRAWLEY --- 2012 Cale SIMMONS 5 5.45m 17-10½ 2013 Cale SIMMONS (SR) 10 5.40m 17-8½ 2013 Joey UHLE (SO) 14 5.30m 17-4½ 2014 Joey UHLE 7 5.40m 17-8½ 2015 Dylan BELL 11 5.20m 17-¾ 2015 Joey UHLE --- 2016 Dylan BELL (SR) --- 2017 Kyle PATER (SR) 13 5.35m 17-6½ Men's Heptathlon 2006 Brian WALSH 13 5,288 2007 Brian WALSH 12 4,494 Saturday, March 9, 2019 USTFCCCA.org Page 3 of 398 Meet History -- NCAA Division I Indoor Championships Team-by-Team Finalists by Event Akron Men's 200 Meters Women's High Jump 2001 LaShaunte EDWARDS 8 20.97 2001 Mary VARGA 2 1.83m 6-0 2002 Mary VARGA 13 1.76m 5-9¼ Men's 800 Meters 2005 Natalie SAKO 10 1.76m 5-9¼ 2015 Clayton MURPHY 3 1:47.06 2006 Natalie SAKO 9 1.80m 5-10¾ 2016 Clayton MURPHY (JR) 1 1:46.68 2007 Natalie SAKO 10 1.80m 5-10¾ 2015 Claudia GARCIA JOU 2 1.90m 6-2¾ Men's High Jump 2016 Claudia GARCIA JOU 3 1.84m 6-½ (SR) 2005 Tomasz SMIALEK 6 2.20m 7-2½ 2017 Nikki MANSON (SR) 10 1.81m 5-11¼ 2006 Tomasz SMIALEK 11 2.17m 7-1½ 2009 Michael MCCALL (SO) --- Women's Pole Vault Men's Pole Vault 2003 Kira SIMS 15 3.95m 12-11½ 2004 Kira SIMS 5 4.05m 13-3½ 2003 John RUSSELL 7 5.28m 17-3¾ 2009 Carrie KAYES --- 2004 John RUSSELL 3 5.50m 18-½ 2010 Carrie KAYES 4 4.35m 14-3¼ 2005 Kevin POEST --- 2014 Annika ROLOFF 3 4.45m 14-7¼ 2006 John RUSSELL 3 5.55m 18-2½ 2017 Lucy BRYAN (FR) 4 4.40m 14-5¼ 2010 Michael UHLE (JR) 5 5.35m 17-6½ 2018 Lucy BRYAN (SO) 7 4.36m 14-3½ 2010 Jack WHITT (JR) 6 5.35m 17-6½ 2013 Shawn BARBER (FR) 5 5.50m 18-½ Women's Long Jump 2013 Joe WESLEY (SR) --- 1999 Christi SMITH (JR) 9 6.01m 19-8¾ 2014 Shawn BARBER 1 5.75m 18-10¼ 2015 Shawn BARBER 1 5.91m 19-4¾ Women's Shot Put 2017 Matt LUDWIG (SO) 3 5.50m 18-½ 2007 Stevi LARGE (SO) 17 14.25m 46-9 2018 Matt LUDWIG (JR) 4 5.55m 18-2½ 2009 Stevi LARGE (SR) 11 15.52m 50-11 2019 Matt LUDWIG 4 5.68m 18-7½ 2016 Alexis COOKS (SR) 9 17.02m 55-10¼ Men's Long Jump Women's Weight Throw 2008 Cadeau KELLEY 14 7.55m 24-9¼ 2007 Stevi LARGE (SO) 14 18.71m 61-4¾ 2015 Jordan LATIMER 10 7.56m 24-9¾ 2008 Stevi LARGE (JR) 5 21.08m 69-2 2017 Terrell MCCLAIN (JR) 6 7.81m 25-7½ 2009 Stevi LARGE (SR) 2 21.79m 71-6 2018 Jordan LATIMER (JR) 9 7.58m 24-10½ 2009 Valerie WERT (SO) 17 17.22m 56-6 2019 Jordan LATIMER 7 7.82m 25-8 2012 Valerie WERT 15 18.76m 61-6¾ Men's Shot Put 2013 Brittany FUNK (SO) 9 20.36m 66-9¾ 2013 Alexis COOKS (FR) 16 17.66m 57-11¼ 2008 Auston PAPAY 8 18.49m 60-8 2014 Brittany FUNK 8 20.85m 68-5 Men's Heptathlon 2015 Brittany FUNK 5 21.49m 70-6¼ 2015 Alexis COOKS 10 20.27m 66-6 2013 Alex MCCUNE (SO) 10 5,568 2016 Alexis COOKS (SR) 9 20.00m 65-7½ 2014 Alex MCCUNE 6 5,837 2016 Alex MCCUNE (SR) 14 3,931 Women's Pentathlon Women's 800 Meters 2016 Jaclyn SIEFRING (SO) 10 4,162 2017 Jaclyn SIEFRING (JR) 12 4,084 2003 Beata RUDZINSKA 5 2:07.42 2018 Jaclyn SIEFRING (SR) 4 4,365 2004 Beata RUDZINSKA 4 2:04.93 2005 Beata RUDZINSKA 3 2:04.12 Saturday, March 9, 2019 USTFCCCA.org Page 4 of 398 Meet History -- NCAA Division I Indoor Championships Team-by-Team Finalists by Event Alabama Men's 55 Meters Men's 5000 Meters Men's Distance Medley Relay 1972 Tom WHATLEY 4 --- 1999 Faizal EMAMAULLEE 9 14:10.68 1999 4 9:35.30 1974 Thomas WHATLEY 3 --- 2000 Chris MUTAI 14 14:14.44 2000 John Williamson (SR), 2 9:30.10 Cori Loving (SR), Dereik 1982 Calvin SMITH 3 6.17 2001 David KIMANI (SO) 1 13:42.32 Edwards (SR), Tim Broe 2008 Tyson DAVID (SO) 9 14:13.53 1982 Emmit KING (JR) 4 6.18 (SR) 2009 Tyson DAVID (JR) 5 13:49.58 1983 Calvin SMITH 2 --- 2002 Troy Henderson (SR), 3 9:32.97 2017 Alfred CHELANGA (JR) 5 13:48.36 Men's 60 Meters O'Neil Wright (JR), 2018 Vincent KIPROP (JR) 2 14:15.01 Curtis McBride (FR), 2014 Diondre BATSON 3 6.58 2018 Gilbert KIGEN (JR) 10 14:17.73 David Kimani (JR) 2019 Vincent KIPROP 5 13:47.38 2006 Titus Koeh (SO), 12 10:18.13 Men's 200 Meters LaChristopher Lewis Men's 55 Meter Hurdles (SR), Peter Etoot (SR), 2003 Latonel WILLIAMS 3 20.71 Augustus Maiyo (SO) 1987 Keith TALLEY 1 7.13 2013 Diondre BATSON (SO) 8 20.97 2011 Joel Rop (SR), Kirani --- 2014 Diondre BATSON 1 20.32 Men's 60 Meter Hurdles James (SO), Fred 2017 Jereem RICHARDS (JR) 2 20.31 Samoei (SR), Emmanuel 2000 Ron BRAMLETT (SO) 3 7.72 Bor (SR) Men's 400 Meters 2001 Ron BRAMLETT (JR) 2 7.62 2015 Matt Airola, Steven --- Gayle, Andrew Harris, 1989 Larry CANTRELL 7 47.26 2002 Ron BRAMLETT (SR) 1 7.59 Robbie Farnham-Rose 1993 Solomon AMEGATCHER 4 46.60 2017 Ruebin WALTERS (JR) 5 7.77 1994 Solomon AMEGATCHER 6 46.91 Men's 4x400 Relay Men's High Jump 2010 Kirani JAMES (FR) 2 45.63 1978 Jeff WOODWARD 4 2.18m 7-2 2011 Kirani JAMES (SO) --- 1973 Pearlie Harris, Bill 4 3:16.30 Russell, Mike Sullivan, 2000 Miguel PATE (SO) 15 2.09m 6-10¼ 2017 Steven GAYLE (SR) 4 46.02 Randy Faust 2010 Tyler CAMPBELL (SO) --- Men's 600 Yards 1978 Tony Husbands, Ike 1 3:13.98 2015 Justin FONDREN 12 2.15m 7-½ Levine, Darroll Gatson, 2018 Shelby MCEWEN (SO) 3 2.29m 7-6 1978 Joe COOMBS 2 1:09.93 Joe Coombs 1979 Joe COOMBS 3 1:09.74 1988 5 3:12.44 Men's Pole Vault Men's 800 Meters 1990 3 3:08.37 1972 Jan JOHNSON 1 5.21m 17-1¼ 1993 6 3:08.03 1974 Tim HAMILTON 2 5.03m 16-6 2004 Peter ETOOT 5 1:48.65 1999 11 3:16.10 2011 Fred SAMOEI (SR) 1 1:48.33 2000 Jeremy Taylor (SR), 6 3:08.48 Men's Long Jump 2015 Alex AMANKWAH 6 1:48.03 Javon Dixon (SR), Randy 1986 Keith TALLEY 4 7.84m 25-8¾ Farr (SR), Cori Loving Men's 1000 Meters (SR) 1994 Brian THOMAS 7 7.69m 25-2¾ 2006 LaChristopher Lewis 5 3:08.30 1995 Andrew OWUSU 3 7.74m 25-4¾ 1983 William WUYKE 4 2:22.10 (SR), Lemual Clayborn 1996 Andrew OWUSU 1 7.90m 25-11 1984 William WUYKE 1 2:24.27 (SR), Peter Etoot (SR), 2000 Jeremy TAYLOR 6 7.77m 25-6 Men's Mile Michael Cooley (SO) 2000 Miguel PATE (SO) 8 7.65m 25-1¼ 2015 Steven Gayle (JR), 10 3:08.75 2001 Miguel PATE (SR) 6 7.84m 25-8¾ 1976 Steve BOLT 3 4:03.61 Cameron Hudson (JR), 2002 Miguel PATE (SR) 1 8.34m 27-4½ 2002 David KIMANI (JR) 2 4:00.33 Quincy Smith (JR), Alex Amankwah (JR) 2011 Kamal FULLER (FR) 13 7.46m 24-5¾ 2007 Emmanuel BOR 9 4:03.51 2017 Skyler Bowden (SO) 8 3:06.06 2012 Kamal FULLER 14 7.04m 23-1¼ Men's 3000 Meters 48.55, Steven Gayle (SR) 2013 Kamal FULLER (JR) 8 7.75m 25-5¼ 45.36, Jacopo Lahbi 2014 Kamal FULLER 13 7.49m 24-7 1977 Steve BOLT 4 8:08.73 (SR) 46.87, Jereem 2015 Cameron HUDSON 7 7.61m 24-11¾ 1989 German BELTRAN 6 8:02.18 Richards (JR) 45.29 1997 Tim BROE 4 7:59.52 1999 Tim BROE (JR) 10 8:01.23 2000 Tim BROE 2 7:57.30 2001 David KIMANI (SO) 1 8:03.29 2002 David KIMANI (JR) 4 8:02.59 2009 Emmanuel BOR (JR) 10 8:03.73 Saturday, March 9, 2019 USTFCCCA.org Page 5 of 398 Meet History -- NCAA Division I Indoor Championships Team-by-Team Finalists by Event Alabama (continued) Men's Triple Jump Women's 400 Meters Women's 4x400 Relay 1989 Dudson HIGGINS 6 16.36m 53-8¼ 1984 Lillie LEATHERWOOD 2 54.23 1987 6 3:41.39 1994 David NTI-BERKO 7 15.93m 52-3¼ 1985 Lillie LEATHERWOOD 1 53.12 1990 6 3:38.85 1995 David NTI-BERKO 4 16.47m 54-½ 1990 Diane DUNROD 6 53.90 1991 6 3:36.92 1995 Andrew OWUSU 7 15.87m 52-¾ 1991 Diane FRANCIS 5
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    VOL. 47 NO.24 JUNE 15, 2007 55 NCOs make the Firefighters grade impressive By Academy Spirit staff Fifty-five Academy non-commis- in season sioned officers will be adding another stripe to their chevrons in the near future, thanks to the 07E7 and 07E6 opener promotion cycle test results. Academy-wide there were 91 eligible for E-7. Twenty-seven were selected for a selection rate of 29.67 percent. Meanwhile, 156 were eligible for E-6. Twenty-eight were selected for a selection rate of 17.95 percent. The Master Sgt. selects are: John Agnew III, DF Judith Allison, 10 MDOS Joshua Anderson, 10 CS Russell Angelo, 10 MDOS Photos by John Van Winkle Scott Boyle, CW Academy firefighter Mr. Patrick Kraft shows off his hose technique during the Gregory Buckley-Lowe, CW 2006 Firefighter Combat Challenge regional competition at Westminster, Colo. Delia Cisneros, DRU-Staff (CC) Prior to turning the hose on to hit a volleyball-size target, he ran 140 feet then James Dixon, ** 306 FTG dragged the hose 75 feet. It’s one of five events each participating team per- Timothy Frison, 10 MDSS forms at the regional, national and world competition levels. “Team USAFA” Justus Hanks, ** 98 FTS started its 2007 campaign impressively in Carlsbad, N.M., earlier this month. Teresa Hatch, CW David Hensley, CW By John Van Winkle In order, the Firefighter Combat Robert Hill, * CW Academy Public Affairs Challenge has firefighters: Frederick Hobson, 10 MDOS • Climb a five story tower carrying a Jennifer Kirk, 10 MDSS Academy firefighters claimed a first, 42-pound fire hose, Donald Ledbetter, CW second and third place finish June 2 in their • Hoist a rope weighted by a 42-pound Dawn Lewis, * DRU-Staff (DP) first showing of the 2007 Firefighter fire hose up five stories, while leaning over Eric Mattison, * DRU-Staff (CP) Combat Challenge season at Carlsbad, the top of the tower, Angelique McDonald, USAFA PA N.M.
  • — World Relays #4 — Shadrick Tansi, Daniel Baul); 5

    — World Relays #4 — Shadrick Tansi, Daniel Baul); 5

    Volume 17, No. 28 May 12, 2019 4. Papua New Guinea 1:26.96 NR (Emmanuel Wanga, Nazmie-Lee Marai, — World Relays #4 — Shadrick Tansi, Daniel Baul); 5. Ecuador 1:27.22 NR (Carlos Perlaza, Jhon Valencia, Yokohama, Japan Jirka, Dominik Záleský); 6. Thailand Alex Quiñónez, David Cetre);… dq—France 38.82 (Ruttanapon Sowan, Nutthapong (Marvin René, Gautier Dautremer, Ryan Zeze, May 11–12 Veeravongratan, Jirapong Meenapra, Amaury Golitin) & Jamaica (Chadic Hinds, Siripol Punpa); 7. Ukraine 38.84 (Oleksandr Nigel Ellis, Oshane Bailey, Jevaughn Minzie). WORLD RELAYS MEN Sokolov, Emil Ibrahimov, Volodymyr Suprun, II–1. South Africa 1:20.64 NR (#5 (5/11—4x1h, 4x4h) Serhiy Smelyk);… dq—Zimbabwe (Dicksson nation) (Jon Seeliger, Anaso Jobodwana, Kamungeremu, Tatenda Tsumba, Itayi Dambile, Van Wyk); 4 x 100 Vambe, Ngoni Makusha). 2. Germany 1:21.63; 3. China 1:21.70; 1. Brazil 38.05 (WL) (Rodrigo Do III–1. United States 38.34 (AL) (Rodgers, 4. Nigeria 1:22.08 (Jakpa, Adegoke, Nascimento, Jorge Vides, Derick Silva, Gatlin, Young, Cameron Burrell); Ogho-Oghene Egwero, Arowolo); 5. Japan Paulo De Oliveira); 2. China 38.51; 1:23.15 (Miyamoto, Kirara Shiraishi, Tamura, 2. United States 38.07 (AL) (Mike 3. Canada 38.76 (Gavin Smellie, Aaron Fujimitsu); Rodgers, Justin Gatlin, Isiah Young, Noah Brown, Brendon Rodney, Andre De Grasse); … dnf—Brazil (Vítor Dos Santos, Jorge Lyles); 4. Chinese Taipei 38.89 (Tai-Sheng Wei, Wei- Vides, Derick Silva, Paulo De Oliveira). 3. Great Britain 38.15 (CJ Ujah, Harry Hsu Wang, Chun-Han Yang, Po-Yu Cheng); 4 x 400 Aikines-Aryeetey, Adam Gemili, Nethaneel 5.
  • Detailed List of Performances in the Six Selected Events

    Detailed List of Performances in the Six Selected Events

    Detailed list of performances in the six selected events 100 metres women 100 metres men 400 metres women 400 metres men Result Result Result Result Year Athlete Country Year Athlete Country Year Athlete Country Year Athlete Country (sec) (sec) (sec) (sec) 1928 Elizabeth Robinson USA 12.2 1896 Tom Burke USA 12.0 1964 Betty Cuthbert AUS 52.0 1896 Tom Burke USA 54.2 Stanislawa 1900 Frank Jarvis USA 11.0 1968 Colette Besson FRA 52.0 1900 Maxey Long USA 49.4 1932 POL 11.9 Walasiewicz 1904 Archie Hahn USA 11.0 1972 Monika Zehrt GDR 51.08 1904 Harry Hillman USA 49.2 1936 Helen Stephens USA 11.5 1906 Archie Hahn USA 11.2 1976 Irena Szewinska POL 49.29 1908 Wyndham Halswelle GBR 50.0 Fanny Blankers- 1908 Reggie Walker SAF 10.8 1980 Marita Koch GDR 48.88 1912 Charles Reidpath USA 48.2 1948 NED 11.9 Koen 1912 Ralph Craig USA 10.8 Valerie Brisco- 1920 Bevil Rudd SAF 49.6 1984 USA 48.83 1952 Marjorie Jackson AUS 11.5 Hooks 1920 Charles Paddock USA 10.8 1924 Eric Liddell GBR 47.6 1956 Betty Cuthbert AUS 11.5 1988 Olga Bryzgina URS 48.65 1924 Harold Abrahams GBR 10.6 1928 Raymond Barbuti USA 47.8 1960 Wilma Rudolph USA 11.0 1992 Marie-José Pérec FRA 48.83 1928 Percy Williams CAN 10.8 1932 Bill Carr USA 46.2 1964 Wyomia Tyus USA 11.4 1996 Marie-José Pérec FRA 48.25 1932 Eddie Tolan USA 10.3 1936 Archie Williams USA 46.5 1968 Wyomia Tyus USA 11.0 2000 Cathy Freeman AUS 49.11 1936 Jesse Owens USA 10.3 1948 Arthur Wint JAM 46.2 1972 Renate Stecher GDR 11.07 Tonique Williams- 1948 Harrison Dillard USA 10.3 1952 George Rhoden JAM 45.9 2004 BAH 49.41 1976