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Mt. San Antonio College Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 0:36 AM 4/18/2015 Page 1 57Th ANNUAL MT Mt. San Antonio College Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 0:36 AM 4/18/2015 Page 1 57th ANNUAL MT. SAC RELAYS "Where the world's best athletes compete" Hilmer Lodge Stadium, Walnut, California - 4/16/2015 to 4/18/2015 Results - Friday Track Girls 1 Mile Run Brooks Mile HS Girls 4x1 Mile Relay Invitational HS Meet Record: 4:52.16 $ Meet Record: 20:21.47 $ NHSF Record: 4:33.82 % 2008 Christine Babcock HS Meet Rec: 20:01.38 # 2012 HS Nat Rec: 4:35.24 * 1982 Polly Plumer Affiliation Relay Finals HS Meet Rec: 4:51.40 # 2007 Justine Fedronic Section 1 Name Affiliation Finals 1 Great Oak A 19:53.81# Section 1 1) 1848 Evelyn Mandel 2) 1833 Sydney Belus 1 3382 Marissa Williams Palisades Ch 4:54.52 3) 1832 Kiyena Beatty 4) 1839 Destiny Collins 2 4248 Riley Bowen SOAC 4:54.96 2 Campolindo A 20:07.23$ 3 3475 Alyssa Snyder Park City 4:59.39 1) 795 Toni Finnane 4 1418 Baylee Jones Desert Vista 5:00.84 3 Palos Verdes A 20:25.11 5 1583 Tahlia Adams Roosevelt (Cor) 5:01.82 1) 3417 Camille Hines 2) 3427 Jacquelyn Smith 6 3004 Taylor Taite Murrieta Mesa 5:02.56 3) 3430 Cassidy Webber 4) 3425 Anna Pruter 7 1413 Amanda Davis Desert Vista 5:07.03 4 San Pasqual A 21:04.76 8 4249 Cassie Land Sonora (Sono 5:08.30 1) 3911 Angela Ortlieb 2) 3909 Brooke Giles 3) 3913 Kelli Stetson 4) 3910 Renee Laurenzana 9 425 Jessica Gallardo Bishop Amat 5:09.77 5 Bishop Amat A 21:07.36 10 3682 Taylor Beaudoin Redondo 5:16.32 1) 425 Jessica Gallardo 2) 424 Samantha Cabrera 11 1227 Megan Melnyk Crescenta Va 5:21.04 3) 429 Ally Palomino 4) 426 Emily Hubert 12 1837 Emily Clause Great Oak 5:24.81 6 Yucaipa A 21:08.40 Girls 3200 Meter Run Invitational HS 1) 5663 Ari Garcia-Swantek 2) 5666 Mackenna Mason Meet Record: 10:39.23 $ 3) 5665 Justine Jackson 4) 5664 Sarah Gee NHSF Record: 9:48.59 % 1996 Kim Mortensen 7 Esperanza A 21:09.57 HS Nat Rec: 9:48.59 * 1996 Kim Mortensen 1) 1639 Sapna Dholakia 2) 1640 Katherine Gallaher HS Meet Rec: 10:39.23 # 4/19/2013 Danielle Shanahan 3) 1641 Melissa Ledesma 4) 1642 Shannon MacKellar 8 Saugus A 21:12.70 Name Affiliation Finals 1) 3972 Ashley Heys 2) 3982 Samantha Ortega Section 1 3) 3975 Sabrina Janes 4) 3986 Jessica Ruiz 1 1045 Claire Graves Citrus Valley 10:39.05$ 9 Great Oak B 21:20.78 2 1421 Kyra Lopez Desert Vista 10:48.20 1) 1837 Emily Clause 2) 1853 Sandra Pflughoft 3 477 Jeanette Zambrano Bolsa Grande 10:48.33 3) 1850 Michelle McIntosh 4) 1860 Desi Stinger 4 429 Ally Palomino Bishop Amat 10:49.94 10 Serrano A 21:21.13 5 3640 Brianna Fuller Rancho Bernardo 10:57.52 1) 4056 Courtney Brenner 2) 4055 Summer Barkan 6 1853 Sandra Pflughoft Great Oak 10:59.06 3) 4059 McKenzie Cornell 4) 4060 Kelly Fairchild 7 2319 Pearl Shoemaker Laguna Beach 11:01.87 11 Arcadia A 21:26.72 8 3641 Erin Holton Rancho Cucam 11:04.93 1) 228 Holly Lung 2) 227 Joy Huang 9 1860 Desi Stinger Great Oak 11:12.87 3) 226 Cindy Hoang 4) 232 Juila Reyes 10 483 Kelsey Creese Bonita 11:16.41 12 Newport Harbor A 21:29.62 11 1866 Taylor Walker Great Oak 11:17.95 1) 3094 Emily Bacon 2) 3101 Kendal Marking 12 2618 Katherine MacCary Marlborough 11:20.21 3) 3097 Grace Clemence 4) 3095 Erin Barth 13 4436 Stefani Gaskell Sultana HS 11:23.48 13 Centennial A 21:31.03 14 1854 Nicole Rice Great Oak 11:23.57 1) 911 Alexis Gourrier 2) 921 Kayla Roberts 15 2271 Natalia LaSpada La Jolla Cou 11:24.21 3) 917 Halie McGannon 4) 923 Julia Weaver 16 4056 Courtney Brenner Serrano 11:24.97 14 Campolindo B 21:34.93 17 1863 Kelly Thomas Great Oak 11:25.77 1) 796 Jenna Miles 18 5315 Gwendolyn Hurtado Warren 11:29.24 15 Davis A 21:41.96 19 1852 Macey Pflughoft Great Oak 11:36.07 1) 1297 Sofia Castiglioni 2) 1305 Jeanne-Marie McPherson --- 1304 Maggie McManis Davis DNF 3) 1299 Abby Fisk 4) 1304 Maggie McManis 16 Claremont A 21:53.54 1) 1067 Annie Boos 2) 1079 Tess Rounds 3) 1074 Jax Heckers 4) 1073 Alex Gushue 17 Mater Dei A 22:46.93 1) 2676 Kelly Peabody 2) 2678 Kelly Wacker 3) 2669 Kameron Fernandez 4) 2665 Sara Alfaro Mt. San Antonio College Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 0:36 AM 4/18/2015 Page 2 57th ANNUAL MT. SAC RELAYS "Where the world's best athletes compete" Hilmer Lodge Stadium, Walnut, California - 4/16/2015 to 4/18/2015 Results - Friday Track 5 5509 Carrol Hardy Western Kent 11.68 Girls 4x800 Meter Relay Invitational HS 6 Mackenzie Flannigan Boise State 11.71 Meet Record: 9:06.57 $ 7 581 Karene King BVI 11.82 NHSF Record: 8:48.29 % 2012 8 1488 Uchechi Harris Double Pilla 11.92 HS Nat Rec: 8:43.12 * 2008 9 4806 Donatella Asemota Unattached 12.00 HS Meet Rec: 9:03.77 # 2011 Section 2 Wind: 2.8 Affiliation Relay Finals 1 4863 Kylie Price Unattached 11.45 Section 1 2 5023 J'Nea Bellamy U Central Florid 11.48 1 Centennial A 9:17.85 3 3774 Caprice Powell Sacramento St 11.51 1) 921 Kayla Roberts 2) 913 Addie Hall 4 5104 Gabriella Cantrell USC 11.55 3) 911 Alexis Gourrier 4) 914 Karina Haymore 5 3560 Jasmine Woods Portland St 11.63 2 Great Oak A 9:19.23 6 35 Sunayna Wahi Adams State 11.69 1) 1865 Alex Ungrady 2) 1867 Audrey Wallis 7 3558 Genna Settle Portland St 11.77 3) 1869 Sarah Workman 4) 1862 Ally Talpash 3 Dana Hills A 9:21.17 8 5383 Dominique Keel Washington St 11.86 4 Redlands A 9:23.14 9 5507 Sandra Akachukwu Western Kent 12.18 1) 3659 Karen Jacobs 2) 3656 Allison Crowley Section 3 Wind: 2.0 3) 3660 Kaitlin Quaid 4) 3657 Claire Crowley 1 5103 Destinee Brown USC 11.43 5 Redondo Union A 9:24.22 2 5623 Candace Jackson World Athlet 11.53 1) 3685 Zuri Henderson 2) 3683 Amber Gore 3 2106 Brittany Brown Iowa 11.53 3) 3688 Breya Wynne 4) 3687 Trinity Leonard 4 2716 Cecilia Tamayo Mexico-FMAA 11.56 6 Davis A 9:32.12 5 2026 Bria Carter Houston 11.61 1) 1308 Olivia O'Keeffe 2) 1305 Jeanne-Marie McPherson 6 3497 Princess Joy Griffey Philippines 11.71 3) 1301 Adria Lammers 4) 1298 Hana Du 7 5508 Peli Alzola Western Kent 11.86 7 Torrey Pines A 9:33.31 8 5624 Hafsatu Kamara World Athlet 12.00 1) 4574 Jaqueline Garner 2) 4572 Meaghan Donnelly 9 3557 Jazmin Ratcliff Portland St 12.01 3) 4581 Mackenzi McGuire 4) 4586 Taylor Seamans Section 4 Wind: 2.6 8 Great Oak B 9:34.86 1 2111 Lake Kwaza Iowa 11.40 1) 1845 Taylor Lawson 2) 1855 Kaylee Saville 2 113 Rachel Christian Akron 11.55 3) 1831 Victoria Arvizu 4) 1846 Courtney Lonsdale 3 2024 Kiersten Brewer Houston 11.76 9 La Quinta A 9:48.76 4 2459 Kayla Goosby Long Beach St 11.79 1) 2299 Vanessa Ramirez 5 4648 Cekarri Nixon UC Davis 11.83 10 Desert Vista A 9:54.71 6 5506 Chioma Agwunobi Western Kent 11.89 1) 1408 Maddi Bucci 2) 1431 Haley Wolf 7 674 Daijah Joe-Smith Cal Poly 11.90 3) 1427 Emily Smith 4) 1430 Rachel Valentine 8 4345 Mayra Franco Southern Utah 12.00 11 Claremont A 9:57.14 Section 5 Wind: 0.1 1) 1067 Annie Boos 2) 1072 Brittney Duquette 1 1140 Ana Holland Colorado 11.74 3) 1071 Melissa Cerrillos 4) 1069 Julia Cantrell 2 4117 Karoline Koehler Sheffield Elite 11.89 12 Walnut A 10:00.18 3 4244 Craishia Washington SMU 11.90 1) 5288 Anahi Betart 2) 5298 Carol Wong 3) 5292 Alexis Newberry 4) 5290 Karina Galvan 4 3198 Shamelle Pless Nrthn Arizona 11.94 13 Mater Dei A 10:13.59 5 3559 Baileh Simms Portland St 12.01 1) 2665 Sara Alfaro 2) 2669 Kameron Fernandez 6 2035 Tori Williams Houston 12.02 3) 2671 Kelly Hulme 4) 2674 Camille McDonnell 7 675 A'Jah Love Cal Poly 12.12 8 33 Zenobia Sims Adams State 12.35 Women's 100 Meter Dash Open C/O Section 6 Wind: 0.2 World Record: 10.49 W 1988 Florence Griffith Joyner 1 4287 Carly Carper South Dakota St 11.68 American Rec: 10.49 @ 1988 Florence Griffith Joyner 2 4323 Mystique Thompson Southern Ill 11.79 Meet Record: 10.87 $ 1987 Merlene Ottey 3 4669 Persis William-Mensah UC Irvine 11.84 Name Affiliation Finals 4 5379 Danielle Darden Washington St 11.87 Section 1 Wind: 1.3 5 3190 Darriel Banks Nrthn Arizona 11.90 1 5111 Deanna Hill USC 11.44 6 4679 Camille Deadwiler UC Riverside 11.91 2 4234 Stephanie Kalu SMU 11.52 7 765 Jayla Scholis California 12.00 3 5622 Shavine Hodges World Athlet 11.63 Section 7 Wind: 0.5 4 5035 Briana Vaughn U Central Florid 11.67 1 5046 Drea Austin UNLV 11.89 Mt.
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