Preview

by Walt Murphy
Eastern Track News and Results Service
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2003 Penn Relays Event-by-Event Preview
(Be sure to buy the Penn Relays program, the absolute best in the sport)

When known, a team/individual's letter/number is provided.

TUESDAY/WEDNESDAY April 22,23
1 College Men Decathlon 10:00 am
2 College Women Heptathlon 11:00 am

THURSDAY April 24
3 College Women 400m Hurdles 10:00 am
South Carolina may not be able to duplicate last year’s race, where they took
four of the top five places, but they still have a strong entry, led by
Leshinda Demus and Tiffany Ross. Jamaican Melaine Walker (Essex County CC-NJ)
won the H.S. race in 2001 and 2002.
4 High School Girls 400m Hurdles 10:25 am
Sheryl Morgan(#2-Holmwood Tech,JA) won the Jamaican Champs in 58.20. Local
favorite Tiffany Abney(Merion Mercy,PA) is the top returning U.S. prep--she
ran 58.11 last season.
5 High School Girls 4x800 "Small Schools" 10:35 am
Top team is Jamaica’s Edwin Allen(AA), which ran 8:55.22 at the Gibson Relays
in February. Their #1 runner is Kayonn Thompson, who has already run 2:05.80
this year. Other potential finalists (the 12 fastest teams from the 4 races
advance to Friday’s Championship) include Middletown South,NJ(AB) and Bishop
Loughlin,NY(AC). This will be the last Penn Relays as a coach for Loughlin's
Ed Bowes, who is retiring after 39 years at the Brooklyn school.
6 High School Girls 4x800 "Small Schools" 10:45 am
Teams to watch include Bronxville,NY(BA), Gwynned Mercy,PA(BB),
Bellport,NY(BC), Perkiomen Valley,PA(BD) and The Bromfield School,MA(BE),
with Ari Lambie, the national indoor record holder at 1000-meters, most
likely running the anchor leg.
7 High School Girls 4x800 "Large Schools" 10:55 am
Holmwood Tech,JA(CA) won the Championship race from1998-2001 before finishing
4th last year. They could return to the top spot this year, based on the
8:47.5 they ran in February. Others to watch include Saratoga Springs,NY(CB)
and Boys&Girls,NY(CC).
8 High School Girls 4x800 "Large Schools" 11:05 am
Cal’s Long Beach Poly(DA) ran 9:07.80 at Arcadia. Other leading teams include
Haverford,PA(DC) and Bay Shore,NY(DB).
9 H.S.Girls 4x100 "Small Schools" (Heats) 11:15 am
(8 fastest teams from the “large” and “small” races advance to Friday’s Championship Final)
Top teams include Jamaica’s Edwin Allen(AC-46.26) and St.Jago(MB-45.97)
10 H.S.Girls 4x100 "Large Schools" (Heats) 11:55 am
Jamaica’s Holmwood Tech(ZD), which was disqualified for a zone violation
after finishing first last year, ran 45.19 and 45.56 in separate sections at
the Jamaican Champs. Cal’s Long Beach Poly(TX), which set national indoor
records in the 4x200 and 4x400 at the Armory last month, ran a blistering
45.01 this past weekend at the Arcadia Inv. That’s the 3rd-fastest time in
U.S. prep history. The U.S. High School Record is 44.70. Eleanor
Roosevelt(Md-WH) finished 2nd last year, but only returns Tiandra Ponteen.
11 College Women 4x100 (Heats) 12:40 pm
LSU ran 42.63, the 2nd fastest collegiate time ever, at the Texas Relays and
could challenge Texas’ meet record of 43.33. Other top teams include defender
South Carolina(43.49), Texas(43.65), Miami(43.96), TCU(44.00, and
Indiana(44.09).
12-37 High School Girls 4x400s 1:00 pm-3:05pm
(8 fastest teams advance to Friday’s Championship Final)
38 High School Girls 4x400 3:10 pm
Jamaica’s Vere Tech(G) has run 3:38.79 this year, St.Jago(J) -3:43.84.
Vere’s Annabella Reid ran 53.66(53.81 in the final) at the Carifta Games this
past weekend. Suffern(D) ran 3:52.78 indoors.
39 High School Girls 4x400 3:15 pm
Holmwood Tech(E), which ran 3:36.72 at the Jamaican Champs, is the defending
champion. Expected to run for Holmwood at Penn are Sheryl Morgan (52.69 at
Jamaica Champs), Aneisha McLaughlin(52.57 at Carifta) and Sonita
Sutherland(53.90). Randolph(D)’s Natasha Hastings, who missed the latter
part of the indoor season with an injury, ran 53.80 at Arcadia. Tiandra
Ponteen (Roosevelt,MD-H) ran 52.76 at Carifta this past weekend.
40 High School Girls 4x400 3:20 pm
Long Beach Poly, which won at Penn in 1995 and 1997, set a National Indoor
record of 3:41.54 at the Armory last month. They ran 3:43.03 at Arcadia last
weekend and could challenge the U.S. High School record of 3:35.72. Poly’s
Shalanda Solomon could also take down the Penn split record of 51.9.
41-44 MoreHS Girls 4x400s 3:25 pm-3:40pm
45 High School Girls 4x400 "Suburban B" 3:45 pm
Merion Mercy(C) will be led by Tiffany Abney
46-50 More 4x400s 3:50 pm-4:10pm
51 High School Girls 4x400 "South Jersey Large" 4:15 pm
Willingboro(M) ran 3:45.71 indoors and should make the Championship final.
They are led by Jersey State 400 champ Okechi Ogbuokiri. Eastern(D) ran
3:54.4 indoors.
52 High School Girls 4x400 "Phila. Catholic" 4:20 pm
West Catholic(E) ran 3:52.22 indoors
53 High School Girls 4x400 "Philadelphia Public" 4:25 pm
William Penn(E), which ran 3:47.61 indoors, hopes to make the Championship Final.
54 College Women Distance Medley "Champ."4:30 pm
North Carolina returns all 4 women from last year’s winning team(Erin Donohue[Haddonfield,NJ}, Anissa Gainey, Alice Schmidt, Shalane Flanagan{Marblehead,Ma). Other top teams include Georgetown, Villanova, Arkansas, Wisconsin.
55 College Women Distance Medley 4:45 pm
56-69 College Women 4x400 4:55 pm-6pm
(8 fastest teams advance to Saturday’s Championship Final)
The top five teams in the country are entered--Texas-3:26.96, South Carolina
3:28.93, LSU 3:29.40, Miami 3:30.74, Houston 3:34.76. South Carolina is going
for its 4th win in a row, but will get a tough fight from Texas.
70 H.S. Girls Distance Medley "Champ. "6:05 pm
Red Bank Regional(A), led by twins Amanda and Katy Trotter, will try to move
up one position from last year, when they finished 2nd to Boys&Girls. Other
leading teams include Bay Shore,NY(B), Hatboro-Horsham,Pa(C),
Bronxville,NY(D), and Saratoga Springs,NY(E), which will probably be anchored
by super-frosh Nicole Blood.
71 High School Girls Mile Run "Champ."6:20 pm
Top competitors include soph Sarah Bowman(#1)-Faquier,Va(4:49.67), Meghan
Owen(#4)-Killingly,Ct(4:51.35), and Ari Lambie(#5)-Bromfield
School,Ma(4:53.14).
72 High School Girls 3000m "Championship" 6:25 pm
Liz Maloy-Holy Names,NY(#1) hopes to repat in this event. Others include
Victoria Webster-England(#2), Lindsay Van Alstine-Hawthorne
Christian,NJ((#3), Lindsay Sundell-Northport,NY(#4) and Angie
Saterstad-Hershey,Pa(#5).
73 College Men Steeplechase "Champ."6:45 pm
74 College Men Steeplechase 6:55 pm
75 Olympic Development Men Steeplechase 7:05 pm
John Mortimer(#1), who won the 1998 college race while at Michigan, is on
the comeback trail after being sidelined for quite some time by an injury.
76 Olympic Dev. Women Steeplechase 7:15 pm
77 College Women Steeplechase Champ. 7:15 pm
78 College Women Steeplechase 7:30 pm
79 College Women 3000m "Championship" 7:45 pm
80 College Women 5000m "Championship" 7:55 pm
Top entrants include Kristin Price (North Carolina State) and the O’Neill
twins from Yale(Kate and Laura).
81 Olympic Development Women 5000m 8:15 pm
Amy Rudolph(1) is the leading entrant
82 College Men 5000m "Championship" 8:35 pm
Leading entrants:Richard Kiplagat(Iona), Ryan Bak(Trinity), Silverus
Kimeli (Arkansas), Jason Meany (Clemson), Jason Sandfort(Arkansas).
83 College Men 5000m 8:55 pm
84 Olympic Development Men 5000m 9:15 pm
American Record holder Bob Kennedy has entered
85 College Women 10,000m "Championship" 9:30 pm
86 Olympic Development Women 10,000m 9:30 pm
87 College Men 10,000m "Championship" 10:10 pm
88 Olympic Development Men 10,000m 10:10 pm

THURSDAY’S FIELD EVENTS
275 College Women Pole Vault 10:00 am
276 College Women Discus Throw 10:00 am
277 College Women High Jump 10:00 am
278 College Women High Jump "Eastern" 10:00 am
279 College Women Long Jump "Champ." Noon
Auburn’s Elva Goulbourne(1) won the long and triple jumps at the NCAA Indoor
Championships
280 H.S. Girls Javelin Throw "Champ." Noon
281 College Women Shot Put "Champ." Noon
North Carolina’s Laura Gerraughty(Nashua,NH) is the #1 collegian in the U.S.
282 H.S. Girls Pole Vault "Championship" 1:00 pm
283 College Women Hammer Throw "Champ."1:00 pm
Florida’s Candice Scott set the collegiate record of 223-0 at the Florida Relays
284 College Women High Jump "Champ." 1:45 pm
285 High School Girls Long Jump "Champ." 1:45 pm
286 High School Girls Triple Jump "Champ."1:45 pm
287 College Women Shot Put 1:45 pm
288 College Women Shot Put "Eastern" 1:45 pm
289 College Women Javelin Throw "Champ." 2:00 pm
Moravian’s Christina Scherwin, the defending champion, will be up against
North Carolina frosh Karen Wyzykowski, who set an American Junior Record
earlier this year.
290 College Women Hammer Throw 2:15 pm
291 College Women Pole Vault "Champ." 3:00 pm
292 High School Girls High Jump "Champ." 3:00 pm
293 High School Girls Shot Put "Champ." 3:00 pm
294 College Women Javelin Throw 3:15 pm
295 College Women Long Jump 4:00 pm
296 College Women Long Jump "Eastern" 4:00 pm

FRIDAY APRIL 25

89 High School Boys 4x800 "Small Schools" 9:00 am
(12 fastest teams from the 4 races advance to Saturday’s Championship race) Jamaica’s Holmwood Tech(AA), the defending champion, has already run 7:43.5 this year. They will be anchored again by Jermaine Myers, who won the
Jamaican 800 in 1:50.63.
90 High School Boys 4x800 "Small Schools" 9:10 am
St.Benedict’s Prep,NJ(BA) ran 7:56.70 indoors.
91 High School Boys 4x800 "Large Schools" 9:20 am
Cal’s Long Beach Poly(CC), known more for its female sprinters, ran 7:42.36
at Arcadia and could challenge Holmwood in the Championship Final. North
Forsyth,NC(CA) has run 7:49.6 this year, and Willingboro,NJ(CB) has run
7:52.2.
92 High School Boys 4x800 "Large Schools" 9:30 am
Potential finalists include West Springfield,VA(DA-7:50.25), Fordham
Prep,NY(DB-7:50.36), Midlothian,VA(DD-7:53.77), and Trenton
Central,NJ(DD-7:54.0)
93-110 Local H.S. 4x100s 9:40am-10:14am
111 High School Boys 4x100 "Small Schools" (Heats) 10:20 am
Camperdown(BT-40.52. Vere Tech(MG-40.95) finished 1-2 at the Jamaican Champs.
Placing 5th and 6th were Herbert Morrison(FJ-41.73) and William
Kibb(GJ-41.80), which will feature 16-year old Usain Bolt, who ran 20.25 and
45.35 at the Jamaican Champs.
112 High School Boys 4x100 "Large Schools" (Heats) 11:05 am
Top teams include Calabar,JA(OV-41.72) and Mt.Tabor,NC(VG), which returns
J-Mee Samuels and Jerrod Wiley from last year’s team which finished 3rd in
the Championship race. Others to watch include Deep Creek,VA(RH) and
Newburgh Free Academy,NY(VM)
113 Penn Intramural 4x100 11:50 am
114 Masters Men 4x100 "40 and older" 11:55 am
115 Masters Mixed 4x100 "50 and older" 11:57 am
116 College Men 4x100 (Heats) Noon
(8 fastest teams advance to Saturday’s Championship race) Texas, which last won this event in 1957, has the fastest collegiate time of the year-39.08. Other contenders-Mississippi State-39.16, Houston-39.28,
LSU-39.36, Purdue-39.50, Tennessee-39.56, Florida-39.81, South
Carolina-39.89, Florida State-40.15. TCU got under 40 for the first time
this season when they ran 39.53 at home this past Saturday. And that was
without All-American Michael Frater. If he’s ready to run this weekend, the
Horned Frogs could be tough.
117 College Men 4x100 "Intrepid" 12:20 pm
118 High School Girls 4x800 "Champ." 12:25 pm
(See events 5-8)
119 College Women 4x100 "Champ." 12:35 pm
(See event #11)
120 College Women 4x100 "College" 12:40 pm
121 College Women 4x100 "ECAC" 12:45 pm
122 College Women 4x1500 "Champ." 12:50 pm
North Carolina(A) returns all 4 members of last year’s winning team(Alice
Schmidt, ErinDonohue, Carol Henry, Shalane Flanagan). Others to watch include
Providence, Arkansas, Wisconsin, Georgetown, Villanova.
123-125 Philadelphia Elementary Grade Shuttle Relay 1:00 pm-2:00 pm
126 Olympic Dev. Men Distance Medley 1:10 pm
Welshman James Thie, the 2003 British Indoor 1500 champ, is expected to run
the anchor for the NY Athletic Club.
127 College Men 4x200 (Heats) 1:20 pm
(8 fastest teams advance to Saturday’s Championship race)
Texas(1:20.79) swept the 440y and 880y relays in 1957, the last time they won
either event, and could do the same this year. Others to watch include
Mississippi State(1:22.20), Purdue(1:22.31), South Carolina(1:22.97)m
Florida(1:23.13), and TCU.
128 College Women 4x200 "Heats" 1:45 pm
(8 fastest teams advance to Saturday’s Championship race)
A “Race For the Ages”. South Carolina set a Collegiate Record of 1:30.73 at
the Florida Relays, then LSU crushed that mark when they ran 1:30.07 at the
Texas Relays. Runnerup Texas(1:30.67) was also under SC’s week-old record.
129 High School Girls 4x100 "Large Schools" 2:05 pm
130 High School Girls 4x100 "Small Schools" 2:10 pm
131 High School Girls 4x100 "Champ." 2:15 pm
(See Events 9-10)
132 Olympic Development Men Shuttle Hurdle 2:30 pm
133 College Men Shuttle Hurdle "Champ." 2:35 pm
Should be quite a battle between Florida(54.78), defender Tennessee(55.17) and South Carolina(55.23).
134 College Women Shuttle Hurdle "Champ."2:50 pm
Defending champ South Carolina(A), which has run 54.18 this year, will face a
tough challenge from Miami(53.87) and LSU, which has Lolo Jones, the NCAA
60-hurdles champion, on the anchor.
135 College Men 110m Hurdles (Heats) 3:05 pm
136 College Women 100m Hurdles (Heats) 3:15 pm
137-138 Special Olympics Boys/Girls 100m dash 2:25 pm-2:27pm
139-144 Masters Men 100m dashes 2:30 pm-2:40pm
145 College Men 100m dash (Heats) 2:45 pm
146 College Women 100m dash (Heats) 2:55 pm
147 College Men Distance Medley "Champ."3:30 pm
Arkansas(A) is back with the same lineup that won last year(Daniel Lincoln,
Robbie Stevens, Chris Mulvaney, Alistair Cragg). Villanova won a great race
at the NCAA Indoor Championships, but will be without anchor Adrian Blincoe,
who has no more eligibility. Others to watch include Michigan(9:29.76i) and
Kentucky(D).
148 College Men Distance Medley 3:40 pm
149-164 College Men 4x400s 4:00 pm-5:15pm
(8 fastest teams advance to Saturday’s Championship race) Defender LSU(A-3:04.79i), TCU(3:04.87i), and South Carolina(3:03.99) finished 1-2-3 at the NCAA Indoor Championships. Others to watch include Seton
Hall(3:05.31), with O.J. Hogans on the anchor, and Florida(3:05.81).
165 High School Boys Distance Medley "Championship" 5:20 pm
Northport,NY(A) ran 10:15.23 at the Indoor Eastern States, but appears to be
capable of much better. Soph Kevin Tschirhart anchored that team in 4:20.4
after going out in a much-too-fast 2:02.1 for the first 800. Others include:
FordhamPrep,NY(B), Cardinal O’Hara,PA(C), Hunterdon Central,NJ(D).
166 High School Boys Mile Run "Champ." 5:35 pm
Matt DeBole(#1-Mt.Tabor,NC) is the defending champion. He also won the
Millrose Mile in February. Expected challengers include England’s Alex
Hodgkinson(2), Victor Gras3-Belmont,Ma), who ran 4:10.18 indoors, and Bobby
Mack (4-North Forsyth,NC), who beat DeBole at the North Carolina Indoor State
meet (4:10.61m-4:11.47m).
167 High School Boys 3000m "Champ." 5:40 pm
Defender Brian Dalpiaz(1-Sayville,NY) ran 9:01.20 for 3200m last week at Arcadia.
168 High School Girls 4x400 "Champ."5:50 pm
(See events 38-53)
169 College Women Sprint Medley "Champ."5:55 pm
Texas beat defender LSU at the Texas Relays. Others to watch include Florida
State, whose anchor, Laura Gerber, leads the country in the 800(2:04.40),
Tennessee, Florida, Seton Hall.
170 College Men Sprint Medley "Champ." 6:20 pm
Could be a great race--South Carolina(A) returns Jon Fortenberry(400) and
NCAA 800 champ Otukile Lekote from last year’s winning team, but will face a
strong field, which includes Auburn and TCU, which ran 3:14.54 and 3:14.67 at
the Texas Relays, Florida, Tennessee, Oklahoma, Seton Hall, Arkansas, and
Georgetown.
171 Masters Mixed 4x400 "50 and older" 6:55 pm
172 Corporate Distance Medley 7:05 pm

FRIDAY’S FIELD EVENTS
297 College Men High Jump 10:00 am
298 College Men High Jump "Eastern" 10:00 am
299 College Men Pole Vault 10:00 am
300 College Women Triple Jump 10:00 am
301 College Women Triple Jump "Eastern" 10:00 am
302 H.S. Girls Discus Throw "Champ."10:00 am
303 College Men Shot Put "Championship"10:30 am
304 College Men Shot Put Noon
305 College Men Shot Put "Eastern" Noon
306 College Women Discus Throw "Champ." Noon
307 H.S. Boys Javelin Throw "Championship" Noon
308 College Women Triple Jump "Champ."12:30 pm
309 College Men Discus Throw "Champ." 1:15 pm
310 High School Boys High Jump "Champ."1:30 pm
Mike Morrison (Willingboro,NJ) had the best indoor season ever by a prep,
finishing off with winning jumps of 7-3 3/4 and 7-4 1/4 at the two National
meets. He won Arcadia last week at 7-3.5.
311 College Men Long Jump "Champ." 2:00 pm
312 Olympic Dev. Men Javelin Throw 2:00 pm
313 High School Boys Shot Put "Champ." 2:30 pm
314 College Men Discus Throw 2:30 pm
315 College Men Pole Vault "Eastern" 3:00 pm
316 College Men Long Jump 3:30 pm
317 College Men Long Jump "Eastern" 3:30 pm

SATURDAY April 26

173-178 Racewalks 7:00 am-800 am
179 H.S. Boys 400m Hurdles "Champ." 9:00 am
Kimani Williams(1-Kingston College) and Isa Phillips(2-St.Andrew’s) ran 50.93
and 51.77 at the Jamaican Championships. Dixley Simms(3-Jefferson,NY) could
be the top American challenger.
180 Olympic Development Men 400m Hurdles9:05 am
181 College Men 400m Hurdles "Champ." 9:10 am
Florida’s Rickey Harris(1), going for his 3rd straight college title in this
event, won the high school race in 1998 and 1999. His streak was interrupted
in 2000, his senior year, when he separated his shoulder during the race and
had to pull up. Bennie Brazell(LSU) and Fred Sharpe(Auburn) finished 2-3
behind Harris at last year’s NCAA Outdoor Championships.
182-208 High School Boys 4x400s 9:20 am-11:04am
209 High School Boys 4x400 11:08 am
This is the first of what shapes up as a great trio of races. Trenton
Central,NJ(K-3:17.0), Thomas Jefferson,NY(B-3:17.81), Newburgh Free
Academy,NY(E-3:18.06), and Transit Tech,NY(A-3:18.07) were among the best
teams in the country indoors, while Jamaica’s William Knibb(G) features
16-year old Usain Bolt, who won the Jamaican 400 title in 45.35. The fastest
splits ever at Penn are 45.08 by Obea Moore(Muir,Ca-1997) and 45.10 by
William Reed(Central,Pa-1986). Canarsie(M)’s Keenock Williams ran 47.53 this
past Saturday.
210 High School Boys 4x400 11:12 am
Holmwood Tech(F), the defendiing champions, ran 3:14.1 in mid-February and
3:15.20 to finish 2nd at the Jamaican Champs. Others to watch include
Ardenne,JA(H-3:17.22) and Herbert Morrison,JA(G-3:19.20). Keep an eye on
Jermaine Gonzalez (E-Tacius Golding,JA), who ran 46.15 at the National
Scholastics at the Armory.
211 High School Boys 4x400 11:16 am
This could be a “burner”. Kingston College(F) won the Jamaican Champs in
3:14.78, and will face California’s strong tandem of Long Beach Poly(L) and
Taft(M), which ran 3:15.77 and 3:16.31, respectively, at Arcadia,
Vineland,NJ(C), which won the indoor Eastern States in 3:16.5, and Jamaica
College(E), which has run 3:17.1 this year.
212-222 More HSB 4x400s 11:20am-112:10pm
223 H.S. Boys 4x400 "South Jersey Large"12:15 pm
WInslow,NJ (N) ran 3:18.46 indoors
224 High School Boys 4x400 "Philadelphia Catholic" 12:20 pm
225 High School Boys 4x400 "Philadelphia Public" 12:25 pm
226 College Men 4xMile "Championship" 12:30 pm
Arkansas(A) returns all 4 members of last year’s winning team(Mike Taylor,
Chris Mulvaney, Daniel Lincoln, Alistair Cragg). James Hatch, with a 1500
best of 3:41.46, is an able subsitute if one of those 4 can’t run. When coach
John McDonnell sent in his entry for this event, he listed an estimated time
of 15:59.99. A tad optomistic, perhaps, but this team does have the talent
to challenge the collegiate record of 16:07.96, set by another Arkansas team
at the 1999 Relays. Abilene Christian may be the only team that can push the
Razorbacks.
227 College Men 4x100 "College" 12:50 pm
228 College Men 4x100 "IC4A" 12:55 pm
229 College Men 4x100 "Championship" 1:00 pm
(See event #116)
230 Special Olympics Boys 4x100 1:05 pm
231 Special Olympics Girls 4x100 1:07 pm
232 College Women 4x800 "Championship" 1:10 pm
Anchor Kristina Bratton is the only returnee for Florida(A)’s defending
champions. Contenders include North Carolina, which could be going for its
3rd win of the weekend(DMR,4x1500), Georgetown, Tennessee, Seton Hall, and Texas.
233 College Women 4x800 1:20 pm
234 Men 4x100 "USA vs. the World" 1:40 pm
Tim Montgomery, Justin Gatlin and Terrence Trammell are expected to lead the
U.S. against teams from Great Britain(with Dwain Chambers on the anchor),
Jamaica, and Germany
235 Olympic Development Men 4x100 1:45 pm
236 Women 4x100 "USA vs. the World" 1:50 pm
No Marion Jones this year(she’s expecting a baby), but the U.S. will still
have Gail Devers and Angela Williams as they try to avenge last year’s loss to Jamaica.
237 Olympic Development Women 4x100 1:55 pm
238 High School Girls 4x100 "Tri-State" 2:00 pm
239 High School Boys 4x100 "Small Schools" 2:05 pm
240 High School Boys 4x100 "Large Schools" 2:10 pm
241 H.S.Boys 4x100 "Championship" 2:15 pm
(See events 111-112)
242 College Women 4x200 "ECAC" 2:20 pm
243 College Women 4x200 "Championship" 2:25 pm
(See event #128)
244 College Men 4x200 "IC4A" 2:30 pm
245 College Men 4x200 "Championship" 2:35 pm
(See event #127)
246 Men 4x200 "USA vs. the World" 2:40 pm
The U.S. against Jamaica, Germany, Canada
247 Women 4x200 "USA vs. the World" 2:45 pm
The U.S. against Jamaica and Canada
248 H.S. Boys 4x800 "Championship" 2:50 pm
(See events 89-92)
249 Olympic Development Women Mile Run3:00 pm
250 College Women 100m Hurdles "Champ."3:20 pm
251 College Men 110m Hurdles "Championship" 3:25 pm
252 Olympic Development Men 110m Hurdles 3:30 pm
253 College Women 100m dash "Champ." 3:35 pm
254 Masters Men 100m dash "75 and older"3:40 pm
101-year old Everett Hosack, one of the stars of last year’s Relays, is expected to return.
255 College Men 100m dash "Champ." 3:45 pm
256 Olympic Development Men 100m dash 3:50 pm
257 Olympic Development Men Mile Run 3:55 pm
Leading entrants: Dan Wilson(3), Conor Sweeney(2), Jason Long(7), Ryan Bak(8),
Scott Anderson(1), Shadrack Kosgei(4)
258 College Men 4x800 "Championship" 4:00 pm
Georgetown(A) returns Ali Najjar, Dylan Welsh, and Jesse O’Connell from last
year’s winning team. The Hoyas should be challenged by Arkansas, Kentucky,
which had five men go under 1:49 at the Sea Ray Relays last weekend,
Michigan, with NCAA Indoor 800 champ Nate Brannen on the anchor, Tenneessee,
and hometown favorite Penn, with Sam Burley on the anchor. (That adds up to 7:12.92!)
Arkansas moved into the favorite’s role with some fast running at the Mt.SAC
Relays: Robbie Stevens-1:47.76, Mike Taylor 1:47.89, Said Ahmed 1:48.18, James Hatch 1:49.09.
259 College Men 4x800 4:10 pm
260 Women 4x400 "USA vs. the World" 4:35 pm
This could be one of the better matchups in this series, with the U.S. going
against teams from Jamaica, Germany(with Grit Breuer), and possibly a strong
team from Russia.
261 Olympic Development Women 4x400 4:40 pm
262 Men 4x400 "USA vs. the World" 4:45 pm
Tyree Washington, the World Indoor 400 Champion, and the Harrison twins,
Calvin and Alvin, will lead the U.S> team against Jamaica, Germany and Canada.
263 Olympic Development Men 4x400 "A" 4:50 pm
264 Olympic Development Men 4x400 "B" 4:55 pm
265 High School Girls 4x400 "Philadelphia Area" 5:00 pm
266 High School Boys 4x400 "Philadelphia Area" 5:05 pm
267 Masters Men 4x400 "40 or older" 5:10 pm
268 H.S. Boys 4x400 "Championship" 5:15 pm
(See events 209-223)
269 College Women 4x400 "College" 5:20 pm
270 College Women 4x400 "ECAC" 5:25 pm
271 College Women 4x400 "Championship" 5:30 pm
(See events 56-69)
272 College Men 4x400 "College" 5:35 pm
273 College Men 4x400 "IC4A" 5:40 pm
274 College Men 4x400 "Championship" 5:50 pm
(See events 149-164)

SATURDAY’S FIELD EVENTS
318 High School Boys Long Jump "Championship" 9:00 am
319 High School Boys Triple Jump "Championship" 9:00 am
320 High School Boys Discus Throw "Championship" 9:00 am
321 High School Boys Pole Vault "Champ."10:00 am
Exeter’s Brian Dodds(#19) cleared 16-6 on Saturday to set a Pennsylvania State Record.
322 College Men Triple Jump 11:00 am
323 College Men Triple Jump "Eastern" 11:00 am
324 College Men Hammer Throw "Championship" 11:00 am
325 College Men Javelin Throw "Championship" 11:00 am
326 Olympic Development Women High Jump 11:30 am
Veteran Tisha Waller is the leading entrant
327 College Men Hammer Throw 12:15 pm
328 College Men Javelin Throw 12:30 pm
329 College Men High Jump "Championship" 1:30 pm
330 College Men Pole Vault "Championship" 2:00 pm
6’-9” Jeremy Scott (Allegheny College), the tallest world-class vaulter,
represented the U.S. at the recent World Indoor Championships 331 College Men Triple Jump "Championship" 2:45 pm 332 Olympic Development Women Hammer Throw 3:00 pm Anna Mahon and Dawn Ellerbe resume their rivalry
333 Olympic Development Men TurboJav 4:00 pm
334 Olympic Development Men Hammer Throw 4:00 pm
Manhattan’s Jacob Freeman, a 2-time winner of the Collegiate event, is redshirting this year