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High Schools of Athletes and Placing at Nike Indoor/Nike Outdoor Championships High Schools of Athletes and Placing at Nike Indoor/Nike Outdoor Championships Men Did not compete (29) AG Kruger Morningside Sheldon Sheldon IA 97 - Ashton Eaton Oregon Mountain View Bend OR 06 - Brad Walker Washington University Spokane WA 99 - Casey Malone Colorado State Arvada West Arvada CO 95 - Christian Cantwell Missouri Eldon Eldon MO 99 - Darvis Patton TCU Lake Highlands Dallas TX 96 - David Payne Cincinnati Wyoming Wyoming OH 00 - Derek Miles South Dakota Bella Vista Fair Oaks CA 01 - George Kitchens Clemson Glenn Hills Augusta GA 01 - Ian Waltz Washington State Post Falls Post Falls ID 95 - Jake Arnold Arizona Maria Carrillo Santa Rosa CA 02 - James Jenkins Arkansas State Mc Cluer North Florissant MO 02 - Joshua Mc Adams BYU Broadview Heights Broadview Heights OH 98 - Lionel Larry USC Dominquez Compton CA 04 - Michael Rodgers Oklahoma Baptist Berkeley St. Louis MO 03 - Mike Hazle Texas State Temple Temple TX 97 - Nick Symmonds Willamette Bishop Kelly Boise ID 02 - Shawn Crawford Clemson Indian Land Indian Land SC 96 - Brandon Roulhac Albany State (GA) Marianna Marianna FL 02 Chris Hill Georgia Sulphur Sulphur LA 06 Daniel Huling Miami (O) Geneva Geneva IL 02 Dorian Ulrey Arkansas Riverdale Port Byron IL 06 Jarred Rome Boise State Marysville-Pilchuck Marysville WA 95 Jeremy Scott Arkansas Norfolk Norfolk NE 01 Khadevis Robinson TCU Trimble Tech Fort Worth TX 94 Monzavous Edwards Texas Tech Opelika Opelika AL 99 Ryan Brown Washington Renton Renton WA 02 Tim Nelson Wisconsin Liberty Christian Palo Cedro CA 03 Tora Harris Princeton South Atlanta Atlanta GA 97 Men Did compete (32) Tyson Gay Arkansas Lafayette Lexington KY 01 00 in - 400 (10th) 50.04 Matt Tegenkamp Wisconsin Lees Summit Lees Summit MO 00 00 out - 2m (5th) 8:59.06 Sean Furey Dartmouth Methuen Methuen MA 00 00 out - JT (1st) 216-3 Keith Moffatt Morehouse Menchville Newport News VA 02 01 in - HJ (1st) - 7-0.25 Kerron Clement Florida La Porte La Porte TX 03 01 out - 110hh (1st) 13.63 High Schools of Athletes and Placing at Nike Indoor/Nike Outdoor Championships Jeremy Wariner Baylor Lamar Arlington TX 02 02 in - 400 (3rd) 47.89 Trey Hardee Texas Vestavia Hills Vestavia Hills AL 02 02 in - PV - entered, did not sta Bershawn Jackson St. Augustine's Central Miami FL 02 02 out - 110h (4th) 13.99 Chris Solinsky Wisconsin Stevens Point Stevens Point WI 03 02 out - 2m (1st) 8:56.26 Andra Manson Texas Brenham Brenham TX 02 02 out - HJ (2nd) - 7-1.25 Wallace Spearmon Arkansas Fayetteville Fayetteville AR 03 03 in - 200 (5th) 22.70 Kyle Alcorn Arizona State Buchanan Clovis CA 03 03 in - 2m (11th) 9:28.62 Galen Rupp Oregon Central Catholic Portland OR 04 03 in - 2m (3rd) 9:00.89 Travis Padgett Clemson Crest Shelby NC 04 03 out - 100 (2nd) 10.55 Aries Merritt Tennessee Wheeler Marietta GA 03 03 out - 110hh (6th) 14.06 Leonel Manzano Texas Marble Falls Marble Falls TX 04 03 Out - mile (7th) 4:07.83 Lashawn Merritt East Carolina Wilson Portsmouth VA 04 04 in - 200 (1st) 21.73 Lopez Lomong Northern Arizona Tully Tully NY 04 04 In - mile (2nd) 4:13.41 Johnny Dutch South Carolina Clayton Clayton NC 07 06 out - 110hh (1st) 13.54 Charles Clark Florida State Bayside Virginia Beach VA 06 06 out - 200 (1st) 20.92 Gil Roberts Texas Tech Millwood Oklahoma City OK 07 07 out - 400 (1st) 46.16 Evan Jager Wisconsin Jacobs Algonquin IL 07 07 out - mile (3rd) 4:05.68 Adam Nelson Dartmouth Lovett Atlanta GA 93 93 out - SP (1st) 63-2.25 Dwight Phillips Arizona State Tucker Tucker GA 96 95 in - LJ (5th) - 23-2.75 Terrence Trammell South Carolina Southwest De Kalb Decatur GA 97 96 out - 110hh (9th) 14.79 Angelo Taylor Georgia Tech Southwest De Kalb Decatur GA 96 96 out - 400h (1st) 51.13 Reese Hoffa Georgia Lakeside Atlanta GA 97 96 out - SP (5th) 54-5.25 Thomas Freeman Manhattan Bishop Hendricken Warwick RI 99 97 in - WT (11th) 54-11.5 Walter Davis LSU Beau Chene Amaudville LA 97 97 out - TJ (3rd) Dan Taylor Ohio State Berkshire Middlefield OH 00 99 in - SP (27th) 49-4.5 Brian Johnson Southern Iowa Iowa LA 99 99 in - LJ (1st) - 23-9.5 Dathan Ritzenhein Colorado Rockford Rockford MI 01 99 out - 2 mile (1st) 9:01.79 Women Did not compete (23) Amber Campbell Coastal Carolina Pike Indianapolis IN 99? - Anna Willard Michigan Telstar Greenwood ME 02 - Aretha Thurmond Washington Renton Renton WA 94 - Brianna Glenn Arizona La Mirada La Mirada CA 98 - Brittney Reese Mississippi Gulfport Gulfport MS 04 - Chelsea Johnson UCLA Atascadero Atascadero CA 02 - Damu Cherry South Florida Leto Tampa FL 96 - Dawn Harper UCLA East St. Louis East St. Louis IL 02 - Funmi Jimoh Rice Dulles Sugar Land TX 02 - High Schools of Athletes and Placing at Nike Indoor/Nike Outdoor Championships Jessica Cosby UCLA Cleveland Reseda CA 00 - Jillian Camarena Stanford Woodland Woodland CA 00 - Kara Grgas-Wheeler Goucher Colorado East Duluth MN 96 - Kara Patterson Purdue Skyview Vancouver WA 04 - Kim Kreiner Kent State Mogadore Mogadore OH 95 - Kristen Heaston California Ygnacio Valley Ygnacio Valley CA 93 - Sharon Day Cal Poly/SLO Costa Mesa Costa Mesa CA 02 - Stephanie Brown Trafton Cal Poly-SLO Arroyo Grande Arroyo Grande CA 98 - Carmelita Jeter Cal State-Dominguez Bishop Montgomery Torrance CA 98 Erin Gilreath Florida Glenbard West Carol Stream IL 99 Michelle Perry UCLA Quartz Hill Quartz Hill CA 97 Rachel Yurkovich Oregon Newberg Newberg OR 05 Shakeema Walker Welsch Penn State Franklin Philadelphia PA 94 Women Did compete (34) Leshinda Demus South Carolina Wilson Long Beach CA 01 00 in - 400m 53.85 Chaunte Howard Georgia Tech JW North Riverside CA 02 00 in - HJ (tie 7th) 5-6 Diana Pickler Washington State Rowlett Rowlett TX 02 00 in - Pent (7th) - 3267 Rebecca Breisch Nebraska Edwardsburg Edwardsburg MI 1 00 in - SP (4th) 46-5.5 Sanya Richards Texas St. Thomas Aquinas Fort Lauderdale FL 02 00 out - 100 (3rd) 11.62 Muna Lee LSU Central Kansas City MO 00 00 out - 100m (1st) 11.39 Shalane Flanagan North Carolina Marblehead Marblehead MA 00 00 out - mile (2nd) 4:48.47 Allyson Felix USC Los Angeles Baptist Sepulveda CA 03 01 in - 200m (2nd) 24.06 Marshevet Hooker Texas Southwest San Antonio TX 03 01 out - 100m (5th) 11.79 Virginia Powell USC Rainier Beach Seattle WA 01 01 out - 110h (2nd) Shannon Rowbury Duke Sacred Heart San Francisco CA 02 01 out - 800m (1st) 2:12.00 Erica Mc Lain Stanford East Plano TX 04 02 in - 60m (11th) 7.90 Michelle Carter Texas Red Oak Red Oak TX 03 02 out - SP (1st) 51-1 Toni Smith Oklahoma Montbello Denver CO 03 03 in - TJ (2nd) 41-2.25 Jennifer Barringer Colorado Oviedo Oviedo FL 05 03 out - 2m (9th) 10:50.37 Natasha Hastings South Carolina AP Randolph Campus New York NY 04 03 out - 400 (3rd) 53.40 Alexandria Anderson Texas Morgan Park Chicago IL 05 05 out - 100 (1st) 11.39 Gena Gall Michigan Grand Blanc Grand Blanc MI 05 05 out - 800m (1st) 2:05.05 Bettie Wade Michigan Farmington Farmington MI 05 05 out - HJ (1st) 5-8.75 Phoebe Wright Tennessee Red Bank Signal Mountain TN 06 06 in - 800m (18th) 2:19.41 Jessica Beard Texas A+M Euclid Euclid OH 06 06 out - 400 (1st) 52.04 Bridget Franek Penn State Crestwood Mantua OH 06 06 out - mile (5th) 4:51.02 Jennifer Rhines Villanova Liverpool Liverpool NY 92 90 in - mile (9th) 5:11.20 High Schools of Athletes and Placing at Nike Indoor/Nike Outdoor Championships Angela Bizzari Illinois Mason Mason OH 06 04 out - 2M (12th) Amy Acuff UCLA Calallen Corpus Christi TX 93 92 in - HJ (1st) 5-11 Hazel Clark Florida Columbia Maplewood NJ 95 94 in - 800m (5th) 2:15.91 Katie Mc Gregor Michigan South Willoughby OH 95 94 in - mile (8th) 5:09.86 Amy Yoder Begley Arkansas East Noble Kendallville IN 96 95 In - mile (11th) 5:08.40 Debbie Dunn Norfolk State Fairmont Heights Capital Heights MD 96 96 in - 200 (3h7) 25.43 Sheena Johnson Tosta UCLA Gar-Field Woodbridge VA 00 97 out - 100h (7th) 14.55 Christin Wurth Arkansas Bloomington Bloomington IL 99 98 out - 800m (11th) 2:12.90 Lauryn Williams Miami Rochester Rochester PA 01 99 in - 60m (2nd) 7.48 Tiffany Ross-Williams South Carolina Northwestern Miami FL 01 99 out - TJ (4th) 38-6.25 Jennifer Stucyznski Roberts Wesleyan Fredonia Fredonia NY 01? did not vault in HS Stacy Dragila Idaho State Placer Auburn CA 90 did not vault in HS Summary Men Women Total Did Not compete 32 22 54 Did Compete 29 35 64 61 57 118 47.5% 61.4% 54.2%.
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