NCAA Division I 2005 Outdoor
Track & Field Championship
Sacramento, CA - 6/11/2005
Results
2005 NCAA Track and Field Championships
Day 4 Quotes
Heptathlon Final
Lela Nelson, Sr., Eastern Michigan
“I’m overwhelmed, grateful, blessed, excited and ecstatic. I’m trying to think of all the big words.”
Entering the long jump: “I knew I’m not too good at the javelin or the 800, so I just wanted to get as far ahead as possible. I guess I did that. I wasn’t as confident as I should be. I hadn’t done the hep since March so I was shaky. I prayed so, so much and that took care of it.”
On the 800: “I was just trying to stay close to Jessica [Stockard], because I knew she was below me. I knew that Ashley [Selig] was gonna be gone. I just wanted to run my race like my coach said, and stay up there.”
Women’s Triple Jump Final
Candice Baucham, Sr., UCLA
“It was a good competition. I wasn’t on the board in the beginning, but I kept moving up and slowly getting better and better. My jumps just connected on my last one – it was my best. My second jump was a PR, so I was satisfied with that. But my coaches knew that I had more in me and it just kept coming. I was glad that it came up on the last one.”
Getting a PR early: “I knew I could just work on things instead of having to search for a mark. I could continue to just get better. I’m very excited. I wanted to continue professionally, but there was a mark I wanted to get, which was 46 feet. I’m just so thankful that it came at this meet.”
On her last collegiate meet: “It has been on my mind ever since we got here. I knew I would never get another opportunity like this again. That’s why on every jump, I just gave it everything.”
Women’s Shot Put Final
Kimberli Barrett, Sr., Miami (Fla.)
On winning:
“All I could do was compare this year to last year, which I thought was very dismal. I felt more control than I’d ever felt. The technique is simple—you just have to give it some gas. I wanted to get my big throw out early because waiting til finals is too much of a mind game. I wanted to get myself hyped and get it while I was fresh. It makes the competition more fun.”
Women’s Pole Vault Final
Kate Soma, Sr., Washington
On winning:
“I just wanted to have a good time and stay relaxed and anything after that was icing on the cake. After I broke the pole, I knew I had to focus on what I had to do and just make the bar. That can freak you out—I’ve had enough experience with that—but I just wanted to focus on what I had to do. I got into pole vaulting because I was decently fast and I had a gymnastics background and it seemed to have worked.”
Women’s High Jump Final
Sharon Day, So., Cal Poly
On winning:
“It feels great. It felt really good in warm-ups. I just wanted to do well on my first attempts. I can’t be any happier: a win and a PR. I always go out and try and jump my highest.”
Women’s Hammer Final
Loree Smith, Sr., Colorado State
On winning: “I was so nervous today, but I tried to hide it. When you are the underdog you have someone to shoot for, but when you’re the favorite, you’re almost competing not to lose.”
On her winning throw: “It was actually pretty good. It was a little bit further than I thought it was at first. I’m pretty excited.”
On her mom not being in Sacramento: “My mom called me eight times this morning, four times in the hotel room and four times on my cell phone. She actually had the hotel people come get me at breakfast so she could tell me my horoscope, and it was good.”
Women’s 5000 Meters Final
Megan Metcalfe, Sr. West Virginia
On winning:
“It went out slow, so I just had to be patient. I think that helped me because I was one of the stronger milers in the group. This is my first year doing the 5000--I’ve always done the 1500 in the past. This is my last year of eligibility so it’s nice to go out with a bang. I knew I had to stick with her [Sara Bei] and I hoped that I had more left than she did. I just had to be patient. I’m surprised. Winning was the goal, but it’s been the goal in the past and this is my only title.”
Women’s 1500 Meters Final
Anne Shadle, Sr., Nebraska
On winning:
“Anyone in that race could’ve won it on any given day. It’s great to run with girls who are so genuine and so nice. The girls I’m running with now were my idols when I was in high school. [My success this year] is still overwhelming. Indoors, I gained more confidence and outdoors, I felt like I worked my way to this point and just got better through the season.”
Women’s 800 Meters Final
Aneita Denton, Sr., Arkansas
“I really worked to go fast but I got blocked in and that held me back… I felt good on the straightaway. The way I run, I’m usually way back but this time I felt upright down the straightaway… This is so good for me. This is my second NCAA title (also won an indoor title) so it’s good to win in my senior year. For me to win an outdoor title, I couldn’t ask for more… The reason it feels so good is I’m a senior. I’m so happy.”
Women’s 400 Meters Final
Monique Henderson, Sr., UCLA
“I feel good. I really capped off my college career the way I wanted to… On the backstretch, I felt a twinge in my hamstring but I sucked it up and kept going…. I never felt (that I had it won). (Tiandra) Ponteen finishes really strong so I kept on working really hard… It really felt like a race where I put it all together.”
Women’s 400 Hurdles Final
Shauna Smith, Sr., Wyoming
On the final 150 meters: “I saw how far behind I was and I knew I had to make a move and bring it on after that. I did not put myself in a really good position like I wanted to. So I just came on as strong as I could. I wasn’t as aggressive as I should have been early in the race. I went into the first hurdle all right, but I should have kept my momentum going. I wasn’t going with Melanie [Walker] and Tiffany [Ross-Williams] like I would have liked. This feels really good. It’s something that I’ve always wanted and this is the icing on the cake for me.”
Women’s 200 Meters Final
Sheri-Ann Brooks, Sr., Florida International
“Once I came off the curve ahead of everybody, I knew I had it. All I had to do was maintain my form and keep on pumping. That’s exactly what I did. Once I clear the curve before everybody, that’s it. This was a good win. I messed up really bad in the 100 so I came back to the 200 and put everything I had into it.”
Women’s 4 X 400 Relay Final
Jerrika Chapple, So., Texas
On winning:
“It feels really good. We all just came together and everybody’s performances helped us win. We wouldn’t have won the whole championship without everyone’s performances.”
Men’s Triple Jump Final
Rodrigo Mendes, Sr., Brigham Young
On winning:
“I’m so happy. Yesterday, I had an awesome day and I jumped so far. I was so confident and I knew that if I did my best and I could get one big jump, I felt like I could win. I’ve worked so hard this year to win this event and I did it. Last year, I didn’t even make finals, so I worked all year to come back and win this meet. I couldn’t have done it on my own and I want to thank all of the coaches, staff, and trainers at BYU for all of their help.”
Men’s High Jump Final
Jesse Williams, Jr., Southern California:
“I had a plan to hit every jump on the first attempt. I executed very well and did just that. I’m very pleased with my performance today.”
“When I see people making bars on the first attempt, it makes me feel the pressure. That’s why I like competing against other people. It makes me feel the pressure that I also need to make a statement, that I can jump that height easily, too.”
On the final round: “I really like jumping with other people. When everyone else is out of the competition, it’s harder for me to get up to the level that I need to jump at. I’ve got a meet here in two weeks – the U.S. Nationals – and I’m sure there will be a lot of people who step up to the occasion so I can compete with them and get that next bar.”
“I would say high jump is 80 percent mental. If you can nail that down, which I’ve been able to do most of this season, the sky is the limit. If you can get your concentration down, you can do anything.”
Men’s Discus Final
Michael Robertson, Jr., Stanford:
“It was very satisfying, especially the way it happened. It was a battle from the first round. I came out and got a good one, but there was a lot left. I came back out on my second one and felt sort of the same. Then Vikas’ [Gowda] first throws beat mine by 10 centimeters and then by three. After that, both of us were trying to catch one another. I managed to get one in the fifth round and put the pressure on. I was slicing the baloney thin through the first two rounds.”
“Vikas had the pole position on me in the finals. I tried to put it out there in the sixth round and I got a good throw, but it wasn’t farther. I just got lucky that he didn’t put it together in his sixth. He’s had a great season. He’s been around that 60-61 area all year.”
On his fifth-round throw: “They all felt very similar. The first two throws were a little rough. In the fifth round, I kept my hips down a little better out of the back. It kept myself in contact with the discus in the throw. That was the adjustment the coach told me to make. I just went out there, did what he said, and it worked.”
Men’s 5000 Meters Final
Ryan Hall, Jr., Stanford:
On the 1-2 finish with teammate Ian Dobson: “That was Ian and I working together at the end. We just really respect each other running hard all the time. We’ve train really well together. So I don’t see it as ‘I won and he got second’. That was both of us winning. That was our goal all season. It was amazing to have it end according to plan.”
“We wanted to make it an honest race and the other competitors made it go. I really appreciate that. We all want to see a good 5K and who can run the fastest. In the middle stages, I was just tucking in and felt really good. Ian and I planned to continue pressing the pace through two miles, and we just going with it. [Robert] Cheseret ran a good 10K. We knew we had to have a gap to beat him because he has some foot speed. I think everyone was thinking on that same race strategy.”
On looking back before the final stretch: “I was looking to see how much Ian had on [Nick] Willis to see how hard we would have to run that last 100. We were both really tired. It was great to finish together. I couldn’t ask for it to be any better.”
Men’s 1500 Meters Final
Leonel Manzano, Fr., Texas:
“I feel awesome. I didn’t know what to expect coming into the race. The last 100 meters, I started feeling a little bit fatigued but I thought to myself, I still have enough energy to give it a good kick. I was actually hoping to make a move in the last 200, but I got badly boxed in. The guys were spread out into the third and fourth lanes. It was difficult to do that. So I knew I had to do it in the last 100 meters. I came out of the curve, and was pretty fatigued. But I felt like I had a little bit of kick in me so I said, let’s do it right now before it’s too late.”
Men’s 800 Meters Final
Dmitrijs Milkevics, So., Nebraska
“I don’t know if I’m more happy for winning or for my result. When I saw the result, I was pleased. That’s a big-time PR and it’s still early in the season. I just need to execute my form until the World Championships.”
Men’s 400 Meters Final
Darold Williamson, Sr., Baylor
On winning:
“After yesterday, I just wanted to execute, wanted to run a smart race. I knew that If I was with the rest of the guys at the last turn, I would win. I just wanted to hang on and run strong.”
“That’s why I came back to Baylor-to prove my worth before I come out on the scene.”
On his kick at the end:
“When most people get started, that’s when I start my horse.”
On former teammate Jeremy Wariner:
“Jeremy is in France right now. I called him after my race yesterday and it was 5:30 in the morning there. He was up and already knew what I had run in the semifinals. He and I are good friends and we’re always happy for each other when we run well.”
Men’s 400 Hurdles Final
Kerron Clement, So., Florida
“It’s amazing. It feels good to win a national title again. I was focused today. My goal was to win and beat my PR and I accomplished that.”
On trailing Bennie Brazell after 10th hurdle
“I wasn’t really worried when he was in the lead after the 10th hurdle because I knew my speed would kick in after that.”
Men’s 200 Meters Final
Wallace Spearmon, So., Arkansas
On winning:
“I knew I had to get out, so once I came around that turn, I knew I had it. You have to step it up for your team. I knew that whomever won was going to have run fast because we had the top three times in the world in that race.”
On clinching the team title
“Our coach didn’t say too much about it, but Tyson [Gay], Omar [Brown] and I knew beforehand that if we were going to get it done, we had a good chance to do it in that race. They said Arkansas wasn’t a spring school, but we had to prove them wrong.”
Men’s 4 X 400 Relay Final
Xavier Carter, Fr., LSU (anchor)
“We knew that all four runners would have to run hard to win. We established it in our heads that we would take this to the limit. Even if we didn’t win, we knew that we ran as hard as we could. My team blessed me with a lead, so I felt I had to hold onto it. I had a lot of good runners behind me, like Kerron Clements and a few others.”
On taking the lead at the first turn: “Because I had such good 400 runners behind me, I felt like I had to get out in the first 200, as if they were going to come get me anyway. So I was going to break them down in the first 200. They seemed like they wanted to whip me, so I had to just had to hold on.”
Women - Team Rankings - 21 Events Scored
1) Texas 55 2) UCLA 48
2) South Carolina 48 4) Tennessee 40
5) Stanford 29 6) Georgia 28
7) Southern California 25 8) Nebraska 24
9) Miami 23 10) Brigham Young 22
10) Florida 22 12) Colorado 19
13) Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo 18 13) Alabama 18
15) Auburn 17 15) Washington 17
17) Eastern Michigan 16 18) Duke 12
18) North Carolina 12 18) Georgia Tech 12
18) Wyoming 12 22) Colorado State 11
22) Arkansas 11 24) LSU 10
24) Air Force 10 24) West Virginia 10
24) Florida International 10 24) Butler 10
29) California 9 29) San Diego State 9
29) Providence 9 32) Kent State 8
32) Kansas 8 32) Illinois 8
32) Washington State 8 32) Clemson 8
32) Kansas State 8 32) Michigan 8
32) Akron 8 32) Northern Arizona 8
32) Texas Tech 8 32) Oregon 8
32) Columbia 8 44) Virginia 6
44) Oklahoma State 6 44) North Carolina State 6
47) Idaho 5 47) Southern Illinois 5
47) Rice 5 47) Texas A&M 5
47) Nevada-Las Vegas 5 47) Texas State 5
47) Harvard 5 47) Connecticut 5
55) South Florida 4 55) Ohio State 4
55) Notre Dame 4 55) Oral Roberts 4
55) Tennessee-Chattanooga 4 60) Arizona 3
60) Texas Southern 3 60) Penn State 3
60) Wake Forest 3 60) Yale 3
65) Iowa 2 65) Marquette 2
65) Mississippi 2 65) Pittsburgh 2
65) Wichita State 2 70) TCU 1
70) Texas-San Antonio 1
Men - Team Rankings - 21 Events Scored
1) Arkansas 60 2) Florida 49
3) LSU 36 4) Brigham Young 34
4) Florida State 34 6) Southern California 33
7) Stanford 28 8) Texas 25
9) Oregon 23 9) Auburn 23
9) Arizona 23 12) Texas-El Paso 22
13) Virginia Tech 21 14) Boise State 18
15) Georgia 17.50 16) Texas Tech 17
17) Arizona State 16 18) Nebraska 15
19) Indiana 14 19) Dartmouth 14
19) Iowa State 14 19) Tennessee 14
19) North Carolina 14 19) Baylor 14
25) Kansas 13 26) Wisconsin 12
26) South Carolina 12 26) Mississippi State 12
29) Michigan 10 29) Texas A&M 10
31) Colorado 9 31) Mississippi 9
33) Georgetown 8 33) UCLA 8
33) Florida A&M 8 36) Oklahoma 7
37) American 6 37) Missouri 6
37) Kentucky 6 37) North Carolina State 6
37) Jackson State 6 37) Clemson 6
37) Central Michigan 6 37) Texas State 6
45) Akron 5.50 46) Idaho 4
46) Washington State 4 46) Southeast Missouri State 4
46) Montana 4 46) Purdue 4
46) Monmouth 4 46) Kansas State 4
46) Western Kentucky 4 54) Rutgers 3
54) Arkansas-Little Rock 3 54) Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo 3
54) Northern Iowa 3 54) Long Island 3
54) Southeastern Louisiana 3 60) Miami-Ohio 2
60) William & Mary 2 60) Pennsylvania 2
60) Notre Dame 2 60) Harvard 2
60) California 2 66) Ohio State 1.50
67) Alabama 1 67) Savannah State 1
67) Minnesota 1 67) Colorado State 1
71) Coastal Carolina 0.50
Women 200 Meter Dash
American: 21.34 9/29/1988 Florence Griffith Joyner, World Class AC
College Best: 22.04 6/2/1989 Dawn Sowell, LSU
NCAA Meet: 22.04 6/2/1989 Dawn Sowell, LSU
Hornet Stad: 21.94 7/23/2000 Marion Jones, Nike
Name Year School Finals Wind Points
Finals
1 Sheri-Ann Brooks SR FL Intn'l 22.85 -0.6 10
2 Shalonda Solomon FR S. Carolina 22.86 -0.6 8
3 Cleo Tyson FR Tennessee 23.01 -0.6 6
4 Alexis Weatherspoon SR USC 23.26 -0.6 5
5 Antonette Carter JR California 23.28 -0.6 4
6 Natalie Knight FR Florida 23.29 -0.6 3
7 Tremedia Brice SR Texas Southern 23.30 -0.6 2
8 Kelly Baptiste FR LSU 23.42 -0.6 1
9 Charlette Greggs JR Miami 24.08 -0.6
Women 400 Meter Dash
American: 48.83 8/6/1984 Valerie Brisco, World Class AC
College Best: 49.89 7/17/2004 Sanya Richards, Texas
NCAA Meet: 50.18 6/1/1989 Pauline Davis, Alabama
Hornet Stad: 49.56 7/17/2004 Monique Hennagan, Nike
Name Year School Finals Points
1 Monique Henderson SR UCLA 50.10 10
2 Tiandra Ponteen SO Florida 50.83 8
3 Stephanie Smith SO S. Carolina 50.93 6
4 Shereefa Lloyd SR Texas Tech 51.39 5
5 Ashlee Kidd SO Georgia Tech 51.87 4 51.862
6 Natasha Hastings FR S. Carolina 51.87 3 51.868
7 Kineke Alexander FR Iowa 51.94 2
8 Jerrika Chapple SO Texas 52.25 1
Women 800 Meter Run
American: 1:56.40 8/11/1999 Jearl Miles-Clark, Reebok
College Best: 1:58.33 8/16/1985 Claudette Groenendaal, Oregon
NCAA Meet: 1:59.11 6/1/1990 Suzy Favor, Wisconsin
Hornet Stad: 1:58.97 7/23/2000 Hazel Clark, Nike
Name Year School Finals Points
1 Aneita Denton SR Arkansas 2:02.84 10
2 Maggie Vessey SR Cal Poly-SLO 2:03.10 8
3 Beata Rudzinska SR Akron 2:03.14 6
4 Katie Erdman SO Michigan 2:03.86 5
5 Mable Kunihira FR Oral Roberts 2:05.98 4
6 Alysia Johnson FR California 2:06.88 3
7 Aneta Lemiesz SR BYU 2:33.96 2
-- Egle Uljas FR Nebraska DQ Rule 5-5-3a
Heptathlon: #7 Women 800 Meter Run Heptathlon
Name Year School Finals H# Points
1 Manuela Kurrat JR Idaho 2:09.89 2 966
2 Ashley Selig JR Nebraska 2:11.36 2 945
3 Danielle McNaney SR Liberty 2:16.49 1 872
4 Sara Jane Baker JR Nebraska 2:16.78 1 868
5 Jessica Stockard JR Georgia 2:17.70 2 855
6 Angela Anoliefoh SR Purdue 2:18.93 1 838
7 Brooke Meredith SR California 2:19.03 1 837
8 Nastassja Hall SO UCLA 2:19.82 1 826
9 Amy Menlove SO BYU 2:20.00 2 824
10 Ryanne Dupree JR Texas-San Anton 2:20.54 2 816
11 Tamara McGill SR Pittsburgh 2:21.64 2 801
12 Lela V. Nelson SR E. Michigan 2:22.71 2 787
13 Melissa Talbot JR Wisconsin 2:23.09 1 782
14 LaToya McBride SR Ole Miss 2:23.77 2 773
15 Julie Pickler SO Washington St. 2:23.98 2 770
16 Florence Edi JR S. Alabama 2:24.60 1 762
17 Saskia Triesscheijn JR VA Tech 2:25.94 1 745
18 Gayle Hunter FR Penn St. 2:26.59 1 736
19 Jennifer Johnson SR Texas A&M 2:28.63 1 710
20 Tracy Partain JR SW Missouri St. 2:29.40 2 700
21 Diana Pickler SO Washington St. 2:29.53 2 699
22 Lauryn Jordan JR Oregon 2:31.15 2 679
23 Amber Williams SR Miami 2:31.18 1 678
24 Deanna Lane JR Florida St. 2:34.44 1 638
25 Krystal Ward JR Houston 2:42.30 1 547
26 Beyonka McDowell SR Arkansas 2:43.30 1 536
Women 1500 Meter Run
American: 3:57.12 7/26/1983 Mary Slaney, Athletics West
College Best: 4:05.81 8/3/1991 Sonja O'Sullivan, Villanova
NCAA Meet: 4:06.75 6/14/2004 Tiffany McWilliams, Mississippi State
Hornet Stad: 4:01.01 7/16/2000 Regina Jacobs, Nike
Name Year School Finals Points
Finals
1 Anne Shadle SR Nebraska 4:11.37 10
2 Johanna Nilsson JR N. Arizona 4:13.36 8
3 Arianna Lambie SO Stanford 4:13.64 6
4 Erin Donohue SR North Carolina 4:14.57 5
5 Heidi Magill FR BYU 4:15.57 4
6 Lindsey Gallo SR Michigan 4:15.83 3
7 Iryna Vashchuk SR USC 4:16.15 2
8 Shannon Rowbury JR Duke 4:17.69 1
9 Marina Muncan JR Villanova 4:19.27
10 Kerry Meagher SR Notre Dame 4:20.02
11 Maggie Infeld FR Georgetown 4:21.97
12 Amy Lia SO Washington 4:27.89
Women 5000 Meter Run
American: 14:45.35 7/21/2000 Regina Jacobs, Nike
College Best: 15:07.56 7/4/1985 Cathy Easker, Wisconsin
NCAA Meet: 15:24.06 6/14/2004 Lauren Fleshman, Stanford
Hornet Stad: 14:45.35 7/21/2000 Regina Jacobs, Nike
Name Year School Finals Points
1 Megan Metcalfe SR West Virginia 16:31.88 10
2 Sara Bei SR Stanford 16:32.42 8
3 Teresa McWalters FR Stanford 16:38.44 6
4 Renee Metiever SR Colorado 16:43.15 5
5 Stephanie Madia JR Notre Dame 16:43.98 4
6 Lindsay Donaldson FR Yale 16:45.84 3
7 Desiraye Osburn JR Wichita St. 16:46.97 2
8 Julia Lucas SO NC State 16:47.04 1
9 Lauren Blankenship SO Samford 16:54.16
10 Felicia Guliford JR Tennessee 16:56.65
11 Lauren Christman JR Santa Barbara 17:03.41
12 Cosette Smith SR Santa Barbara 17:05.99
13 Rebecca Walter SO Michigan 17:07.56
14 Kathleen Turchin SO Tenn-Chat 17:11.34
15 Jaime Turilli JR Illinois 17:14.22
16 Keira Carlstrom JR American 17:17.08
Women 400 Meter Hurdles
American: 52.61 8/11/1995 Kim Batten, Reebok
College Best: 53.47 8/29/1991 Janeene Vickers, UCLA
NCAA Meet: 54.24 6/13/2004 Sheena Johnson, UCLA
Hornet Stad: 52.95 7/11/2004 Sheena Johnson, Nike
Name Year School Finals Points
1 Shauna Smith SR Wyoming 54.32 10
2 Shevon Stoddart SR S. Carolina 54.47 8
3 Tiffany Ross-Williams JR S. Carolina 54.56 6
4 Melaine Walker JR Texas 55.32 5
5 Josanne Lucas JR Auburn 55.59 4
6 Dominique Darden JR Miami 55.60 3
7 Christine Spence SR UNLV 56.12 2
8 Katya Kostetskaya FR Texas St. 57.01 1
Women 4x400 Meter Relay
American: 3:15.51 10/1/1988 Olympic Team
College Best: 3:23.75 4/3/2004 Texas
NCAA Meet: 3:26.46 6/1/2002 South Carlolina
Hornet Stad: 3:26.76 6/14/2003 Texas, Texas
R McIntosh, N Downer, M Robinson, S Richards
School Finals Points
1 Texas 3:27.13 10
2 South Carolina 3:27.22 8
3 Tennessee 3:27.46 6
4 Miami 3:28.78 5
5 Auburn 3:29.21 4
6 Stanford 3:29.39 3
7 Wyoming 3:31.29 2
8 TCU 3:32.10 1
Men 200 Meter Dash
American: 19.32 8/1/1996 Michael Johnson, Nike
College Best: 19.75 9/28/1988 Joe DeLoach, Houston
NCAA Meet: 19.87 6/3/1988 Lorenzo Daniel - MS State / John Capel, 6/5
Hornet Stad: 19.85 7/24/2000 John Capel, adidas
Name Year School Finals Wind Points
1 Wallace Spearmon SO Arkansas 19.91 -0.7 10
2 Xavier Carter FR LSU 20.08 -0.7 8
3 Tyson Gay SR Arkansas 20.16 -0.7 6
4 Walter Dix FR Florida St. 20.44 -0.7 5
5 Rodney Martin SR S. Carolina 20.61 -0.7 4
6 Seth Amoo SR Az State 20.63 -0.7 3
7 Kyle Farmer SR Florida 20.88 -0.7 2
8 Omar Brown SR Arkansas 22.38 -0.7 1
Men 400 Meter Dash
American: 43.18 8/26/1999 Michale Johnson, Nike
College Best: 43.50 8/5/1992 Quincy Watts, USC
NCAA Meet: 44.00 6/6/1992 Quincy Watts, USC
Hornet Stad: 43.68 7/16/2000 Michael Johnson, Nike
Name Year School Finals Points
1 Darold Williamson SR Baylor 44.51 10
2 Jamel Ashley SR Miss State 44.75 8
3 Andrae Williams JR Texas Tech 44.90 6
4 Ricardo Chambers FR Florida St. 45.03 5
5 Miles Smith SO SE Missouri 45.16 4
6 Kelly Willie JR LSU 45.17 3
7 Terry Gatson SR Arkansas 45.68 2
8 Kedar Inico SR Oregon 45.85 1
Men 800 Meter Run
American: 1:42.60 8/28/1985 Johnny Gray, Santa Monica TC
College Best: 1:41.77 8/26/1984 Joaquim Cruz, Oregon
NCAA Meet: 1:44.70 6/1/1990 Mark Everett, Florida
Hornet Stad: 1:44.77 7/12/2004 Jonathan Johnson, Texas Tech
Name Year School Finals Points
1 Dmitrijs Milkevics SO Nebraska 1:44.74 10
2 Kevin Hicks SO Florida A&M 1:44.94 8
3 Sherridan Kirk SR Auburn 1:45.43 6
4 Jeremy Mims SR Kansas 1:45.86 5
5 Andrew Ellerton JR Michigan 1:46.25 4
6 Jonathon Johnson SR Texas Tech 1:46.43 3
7 Courtney Jaworski JR Pennsylvania 1:46.70 2
8 Peter Etoot JR Alabama 1:46.80 1
Men 1500 Meter Run
American: 3:29.77 8/25/1985 Sydney Maree, Puma
College Best: 3:30.56 8/11/1999 Bernard Lagat, Washington State
NCAA Meet: 3:35.30 6/6/1981 Sydney Maree, Villanova
Hornet Stad: 3:35.90 7/16/2000 Gabe Jennings, Stanford
Name Year School Finals Points
1 Leonel Manzano FR Texas 3:37.13 10
2 Bryan Lindsay SR BYU 3:38.31 8
3 Sean Duffy SR American 3:38.46 6
4 Adam Perkins SO Arkansas 3:38.54 5
5 Shane Stroup JR Florida 3:38.57 4
6 Chris Lukezic JR Georgetown 3:38.58 3
7 Sean Jefferson JR Indiana 3:38.91 2
8 Tom Lancashire SO Florida St. 3:38.92 1
9 Russell Brown FR Stanford 3:41.72
10 Paul Hoffman JR Idaho St. 3:41.80
11 Josh Spiker SR Wisconsin 3:42.39
12 Stephen Pifer SO Colorado 3:47.13
Men 5000 Meter Run
American: 12:58.21 8/14/1996 Bob Kennedy, Nike
College Best: 13:08.4h 5/13/1978 Henry Rono, Washington State
NCAA Meet: 13:20.63 6/2/1979 Sydney Maree, Villanova
Hornet Stad: 13:27.06 7/21/2000 Adam Goucher, Fila
Name Year School Finals Points
1 Ryan Hall JR Stanford 13:22.32 10
2 Ian Dobson SR Stanford 13:22.54 8
3 Nick Willis JR Michigan 13:27.54 6
4 Brent Vaughn SO Colorado 13:40.11 5
5 Matt Tegenkamp SR Wisconsin 13:41.07 4
6 Robert Cheseret JR Arizona 13:41.88 3
7 Ed Moran SR William & Mary 13:46.99 2
8 Chris Solinsky SO Wisconsin 13:51.36 1
9 Shadrack Songok FR Texas A&M-CC 13:54.63
10 Kevin Chelimo SO Texas Tech 13:59.87
11 Stephen Haas JR Indiana 14:05.74
12 Eric Logsdon SR Oregon 14:20.21
13 Chris Emme SR Stanford 14:29.30
-- Stephen Samoei SO Texas-El Paso DNF
-- Josphat Boit JR Arkansas DNF
-- Simon Ngata SR Georgia DNF
Men 400 Meter Hurdles
American: 46.78 8/6/1992 Kevin Young, Foot Locker AC
College Best: 47.10 8/7/1991 Samuel Matete, Auburn
NCAA Meet: 47.85 6/3/1988 Kevin Young, UCLA
Hornet Stad: 47.62 7/22/2000 Angelo Taylor, Nike
Name Year School Finals Points
1 Kerron Clement SO Florida 47.56 10
2 Bennie Brazell SR LSU 47.67 8
3 Micheal Tinsley SO Jackson St. 48.55 6
4 Brandon Johnson SO UCLA 48.59 5
5 LaRon Bennett SR Georgia 48.74 4
6 Bryan Steele JR Long Island 49.51 3
7 Jonathan Williams SR UCLA 49.76 2
8 Reuben McCoy FR Auburn 49.82 1
Men 4x400 Meter Relay
College Best: 2:59.91 6/4/1988 UCLA
NCAA Meet: 2:59.91 6/4/1988 UCLA
Hornet Stad: 3:02.01 6/14/2003 LSU, LSU
K Willie, R Parham, P Coley, B Brazell
School Finals Points
1 LSU 2:59.59 10
2 Arizona State 3:00.57 8
3 Oregon 3:00.81 6
4 Florida 3:01.36 5
5 Mississippi State 3:01.63 4
6 Baylor 3:01.83 3
7 Texas Tech 3:02.33 2
8 Northern Iowa 3:04.83 1
Women High Jump
American: 2.03m 7/8/1988 Louise Ritter, Mazda TC also 9/30/88
College Best: 2.00m 5/22/1997 Amy Acuff, UCLA
NCAA Meet: 1.96m 6/3/1995 Amy Acuff, UCLA
Hornet Stad: 1.98m 7/12/2004 Tisha Waller, Nike
Name Year School Finals Points
Finals
1 Sharon Day SO Cal Poly-SLO 1.93m 6-04.00 10
1.74 1.77 1.80 1.83 1.86 1.89 1.93 1.95
PPP O O O O XO XXO XX
2 Chaunte Howard JR Georgia Tech 1.86m 6-01.25 8
1.74 1.77 1.80 1.83 1.86 1.89
PPP PPP O O XO XXX
3 Debra Vento SO Duke 1.83m 6-00.00 6
1.74 1.77 1.80 1.83 1.86
O O XO O XXX
4 Deirdre Mullen SR Connecticut 1.83m 6-00.00 5
1.74 1.77 1.80 1.83 1.86
O O O XO XXX
5 Caroline Wolf SO Texas St. 1.83m 6-00.00 4
1.74 1.77 1.80 1.83 1.86
O O XO XO XXX
6 Christine Spence SR UNLV 1.83m 6-00.00 3
1.74 1.77 1.80 1.83 1.86
O O XXO XXO XXX
7 Sheena Gordon JR North Carolina 1.83m 6-00.00 2
1.74 1.77 1.80 1.83 1.86
O XXO XO XXO XXX
8 Patty Sylvester JR Georgia 1.80m 5-10.75 1
1.74 1.77 1.80 1.83
O O O XXX
9 Peaches Roach SO Iowa 1.80m 5-10.75
1.74 1.77 1.80 1.83
O XO O XXX
10 Kaylene Wagner JR Cal Poly-SLO 1.80m 5-10.75
1.74 1.77 1.80 1.83
XO O XO XXX
11 Lindsey Metcalf SR BYU 1.77m 5-09.75
1.74 1.77 1.80
XXO O XXX
12 Linda Louissaint SR FL Intn'l 1.77m 5-09.75
1.74 1.77 1.80
O XXO XXX
-- Krystal Ward JR Houston NH
1.74
XXX
-- Krystle Moss SR Florida NH
1.74
XXX
-- Jessica Stringer SO Ohio State NH
1.74
XXX
Women Pole Vault
American: 4.83m 6/8/2004 Stacy Draglia
College Best: 4.57m 3/27/2004 Chelsea Johnson, UCLA
NCAA Meet: 4.41m 6/14/2004 Becky Holliday, Oregon
Hornet Stad: 4.75m 7/18/2004 Stacy Dragila, Nike
Name Year School Finals Points
1 Kate Soma SR Washington 4.30m 14-01.25 10
3.90 4.00 4.10 4.20 4.30 4.40 4.45
P O O O O XXP X
2 Shayla Balentine SR San Diego St 4.30m 14-01.25 8
3.90 4.00 4.10 4.20 4.30 4.40
O O O XO XO XXX
3 Amy Linnen SR Kansas 4.30m 14-01.25 6
3.90 4.00 4.10 4.20 4.30 4.40
PPP O XO XXO XO XXX
4 Breanna Eveland JR Kansas St. 4.30m 14-01.25 5
3.90 4.00 4.10 4.20 4.30 4.40
XO O XO O XXO XXX
5 Jackie Rodgers JR Kent State 4.20m 13-09.25 4
3.90 4.00 4.10 4.20 4.30
XO O O XO XXX
6 Carly Dockendorf JR Washington 4.20m 13-09.25 3
3.90 4.00 4.10 4.20 4.30
O O XO XXO XXX
7 Ekaterina Sultanova FR Kansas 4.10m 13-05.25 1
3.90 4.00 4.10 4.20
PPP O O XXX
7 Stacie Manuel SO Arkansas 4.10m 13-05.25 1
3.90 4.00 4.10 4.20
O O O XXX
7 Tamara Diles JR Washington St. 4.10m 13-05.25 1
3.90 4.00 4.10 4.20
O O O XXX
10 Michelle Rzepka JR Michigan St. 4.10m 13-05.25
3.90 4.00 4.10 4.20
O XO O XXX
11 Sarah Landau FR Miami-Ohio 4.10m 13-05.25
3.90 4.00 4.10 4.20
XXO XO XO XXX
12 Cheryl Terrio JR S. Carolina 4.00m 13-01.50
3.90 4.00 4.10
XXO O XXX
13 Amanda Storck SR C. Michigan 3.90m 12-09.50
3.90 4.00
O XXX
-- Jennifer Bennett SR Missouri NH
3.90
XXX
Heptathlon: #5 Women Long Jump Heptathlon
Name Year School Finals Wind Points
1 Lela V. Nelson SR E. Michigan 6.45m -1.1 21-02.00 991
6.30m(-1.6) 5.85m(-0.3) 6.45m(-1.1)
2 Amy Menlove SO BYU 6.17m -1.3 20-03.00 902
FOUL(NWI) FOUL(NWI) 6.17m(-1.3)
3 Jessica Stockard JR Georgia 6.03m 1.3 19-09.50 859
FOUL(NWI) 6.03m(1.3) 3.55m(-1.9)
4 LaToya McBride SR Ole Miss 5.98m 0.1 19-07.50 843
5.91m(1.0) FOUL(NWI) 5.98m(0.1)
5 Lauryn Jordan JR Oregon 5.95m 0.6 19-06.25 834
FOUL(NWI) 5.95m(0.6) 5.70m(-0.3)
6 Ashley Selig JR Nebraska 5.91m -1.5 19-04.75 822
5.58m(-1.1) 5.91m(-1.5) 5.77m(-2.8)
7 Ryanne Dupree JR Texas-San Anton 5.87m -1.1 19-03.25 810
FOUL(NWI) 5.87m(-1.1) FOUL(NWI)
8 Julie Pickler SO Washington St. 5.86m 0.9 19-02.75 807
5.40m(0.9) 5.86m(0.9) 5.68m(-0.8)
9 Gayle Hunter FR Penn St. 5.83m -1.8 19-01.50 798
5.83m(-1.8) 5.71m(-1.3) 5.79m(0.6)
10 Diana Pickler SO Washington St. 5.73m -0.8 18-09.75 768
5.53m(-1.7) 5.58m(-1.6) 5.73m(-0.8)
11 Amber Williams SR Miami 5.71m 0.1 18-09.00 762
FOUL(NWI) 5.71m(0.1) FOUL(NWI)
12 Brooke Meredith SR California 5.67m -2.4 18-07.25 750
5.59m(0.6) FOUL(NWI) 5.67m(-2.4)
13 Nastassja Hall SO UCLA 5.63m -0.8 18-05.75 738
FOUL(NWI) 5.54m(-2.2) 5.63m(-0.8)
14 Beyonka McDowell SR Arkansas 5.55m NWI 18-02.50 715
5.27m(-1.9) 3.86m(-1.7) 5.55m(+0.0)
15 Angela Anoliefoh SR Purdue 5.54m 1.0 18-02.25 712
5.52m(1.0) 5.54m(1.0) 5.01m(-1.7)
16 Manuela Kurrat JR Idaho 5.53m 0.4 18-01.75 709
5.19m(-2.4) 5.27m(+0.0) 5.53m(0.4)
17 Sara Jane Baker JR Nebraska 5.43m -1.3 17-09.75 680
5.43m(-1.3) FOUL(NWI) FOUL(NWI)
18 Tracy Partain JR SW Missouri St. 5.42m -1.0 17-09.50 677
5.25m(-0.7) 5.39m(1.5) 5.42m(-1.0)
19 Danielle McNaney SR Liberty 5.39m -1.1 17-08.25 668
FOUL(NWI) 5.37m(2.6) 5.39m(-1.1)
20 Melissa Talbot JR Wisconsin 5.38m 0.8 17-08.00 665
5.38m(0.8) 5.36m(0.2) 5.22m(-1.3)
21 Tamara McGill SR Pittsburgh 5.37m -0.8 17-07.50 663
5.35m(0.6) 5.37m(-0.8) 5.07m(-1.8)
22 Jennifer Johnson SR Texas A&M 5.36m -0.3 17-07.00 660
5.18m(0.8) 5.36m(-0.3) 5.14m(-1.7)
23 Krystal Ward JR Houston 5.33m 2.7 17-06.00 651
5.28m(0.8) 5.33m(2.7) 5.20m(-0.8)
24 Saskia Triesscheijn JR VA Tech 5.16m -1.8 16-11.25 603
5.16m(-1.8) FOUL(NWI) FOUL(NWI)
25 Deanna Lane JR Florida St. 5.14m -1.6 16-10.50 598
5.14m(-1.6) 5.11m(-1.3) 5.05m(-1.4)
26 Florence Edi JR S. Alabama 5.10m -3.1 16-08.75 587
5.00m(-1.0) 5.10m(-3.1) 4.71m(1.6)
27 Crissy Gourdin JR COST 3.88m -0.7 12-08.75 281
FOUL(NWI) 3.88m(-0.7) FOUL(NWI)
Women Triple Jump
American: 14.41m 7/8/1996 Shelia Hudson, Reebok
College Best: 14.22m 5/25/1997 Trecia Smith, Pittsburg
NCAA Meet: 14.04m 6/2/1990 Shelia Hudson, California
Hornet Stad: 14.45m 7/11/2004 Tiombe Hurd, Nike
Name Year School Finals Wind Points
Finals
1 Candice Baucham SR UCLA 14.07m 0.7 46-02.00 10
13.62m(1.9) 13.79m(2.9) 12.31m(1.6) 13.69m(1.7) 13.86m(0.7) 14.07m(0.7)
2 Gisele Oliveira SR Clemson 13.73m 0.4 45-00.50 8
13.62m(2.3) 13.47m(1.8) FOUL(NWI) FOUL(NWI) 13.73m(0.4) 13.68m(1.0)
3 Erica McLain FR Stanford 13.62m 1.9 44-08.25 6
13.51m(1.8) 13.44m(0.2) 13.23m(0.3) 13.55m(0.8) 13.62m(1.9) FOUL(NWI)
4 Kamila Rywelska JR BYU 13.61m 0.4 44-08.00 5
13.39m(1.6) FOUL(NWI) 13.61m(0.4) FOUL(NWI) 13.54m(1.0) 13.57m(1.5)
5 Rosalind Goodwin SR Ohio State 13.50m 1.3 44-03.50 4
FOUL(NWI) 13.49m(1.2) 13.50m(1.3) FOUL(NWI) 12.92m(3.1) 13.31m(1.7)
6 Tabia Charles SO Miami 13.50m 0.7 44-03.50 3
FOUL(NWI) FOUL(NWI) 13.30m(1.5) FOUL(NWI) 13.50m(0.7) 13.39m(0.5)
7 Chaytan Hill SR Kansas St. 13.29m 0.7 43-07.25 2
FOUL(NWI) 12.92m(1.4) 13.01m(0.9) FOUL(NWI) FOUL(NWI) 13.29m(0.7)
8 Brooklyn Hann SR Kansas 13.21m 0.7 43-04.25 1
FOUL(NWI) 12.89m(1.8) 13.21m(0.7) 12.80m(1.5) 12.82m(1.1) 12.73m(0.9)
9 Sheena Gordon JR North Carolina 13.08m 2.1 42-11.00
13.08m(2.1) 12.98m(0.7) 12.70m(0.2) PASS(NWI) 12.96m(1.3) FOUL(NWI)
10 Ayanna Alexander SR LA Tech 12.96m 0.9 42-06.25
12.62m(2.9) 12.96m(0.9) 12.74m(1.4)
11 Brandy Depland JR Georgia Tech 12.78m 0.9 41-11.25
12.78m(0.9) 12.72m(0.9) FOUL(NWI)
12 Chasity Johnson SO Coastal Carolina 12.66m 0.7 41-06.50
FOUL(NWI) 12.66m(0.7) 12.61m(1.4)
Women Shot Put
American: 20.18m 6/25/1988 Ramona Pagel, Mazda
College Best: 18.99m 5/7/1983 Meg Ritchie, Arizona
NCAA Meet: 18.65m 6/4/1998 Tressa Thompson, Nebraska
Hornet Stad: 18.63m 7/21/2000 Connie Price-Smith, Nike
Name Year School Finals Points
1 Kimberli Barrett SR Miami 18.20m 59-08.50 10
17.16m 18.20m 18.18m FOUL 17.87m 17.51m
2 Michelle Carter SO Texas 17.06m 55-11.75 8
17.06m FOUL 16.69m FOUL FOUL FOUL
3 Jessica Cosby SR UCLA 16.80m 55-01.50 6
15.60m 16.80m FOUL FOUL FOUL 16.73m
4 Kacey Onwuchekwa SO Texas A&M 16.67m 54-08.25 5
16.67m FOUL 15.94m FOUL FOUL 15.85m
5 Chandra Brewer SR S. Florida 16.57m 54-04.50 4
16.16m 16.57m FOUL 15.82m 15.75m 16.09m
6 Amarachi Ukabam JR S. Illinois 16.54m 54-03.25 3
15.88m FOUL 16.38m 16.54m 16.20m 16.37m
7 Amanda Walker SR Pittsburgh 16.48m 54-01.00 2
16.48m FOUL 15.97m FOUL FOUL 16.07m
8 Halee Prickett SR Okla St. 16.14m 52-11.50 1
15.18m 15.96m FOUL FOUL 16.14m FOUL
9 Megan Howard FR Arizona 16.04m 52-07.50
16.04m FOUL 15.81m FOUL 15.79m 15.96m
10 Liz Podominick FR Minnesota 15.78m 51-09.25
14.94m 15.78m 15.34m
11 Adrienne Moss SR Miami 15.63m 51-03.50
FOUL 15.05m 15.63m
12 Bree Fuqua SR Oregon 15.34m 50-04.00
15.31m 15.14m 15.34m
Women Hammer Throw
American: 72.12m 4/10/2004 Erin Gilreath, NYAC
College Best: 70.03m 5/10/2005 Lori Smith, Colorado State
NCAA Meet: 69.79m 6/14/2004 Candice Scott, Florida
Hornet Stad: 70.42m 7/15/2004 Erin Gilreath, NYAC
Name Year School Finals Points
1 Loree Smith SR COST 68.47m 224-08 10
65.55m 67.30m FOUL 65.77m 67.83m 68.47m
2 Jenny Dahlgren SO Georgia 66.72m 218-11 8
66.72m 64.79m FOUL 64.18m 65.81m 65.19m
3 Jessica Cosby SR UCLA 63.87m 209-06 6
58.40m 63.87m 59.70m 56.92m 60.90m FOUL
4 Beth Mallory JR Alabama 63.18m 207-03 5
63.18m FOUL 60.86m 60.14m 61.49m 61.83m
5 Delisa McClain SR Okla St. 62.88m 206-03 4
59.11m FOUL 61.72m 61.30m 62.88m 62.81m
6 Sultana Frizell SO Georgia 62.72m 205-09 3
62.03m 61.96m 18.95m 59.99m 62.68m 62.72m
7 Jen Leatherman JR Penn St. 61.68m 202-04 2
FOUL 60.55m 59.50m 60.80m 61.68m 60.89m
8 Laci Heller FR Kansas St. 60.88m 199-09 1
60.39m FOUL 60.63m 60.88m FOUL 59.20m
9 Jessica Pressley FR Az State 60.71m 199-02
60.71m 59.02m FOUL 56.13m 59.50m FOUL
10 Kristen Callan SO VA Tech 59.79m 196-02
58.89m 58.16m 59.79m
11 Courtney Magnuson SR Purdue 58.23m 191-00
58.23m 57.00m FOUL
12 Brittany Hinchcliffe SR Oregon 57.88m 189-11
57.69m 57.88m 56.92m
Heptathlon: #6 Women Javelin Throw Heptathlon
Name Year School Finals Points
1 Manuela Kurrat JR Idaho 43.99m 144-04 744
FOUL 43.99m 43.75m
2 Brooke Meredith SR California 42.49m 139-05 715
39.26m 42.49m 41.73m
3 Danielle McNaney SR Liberty 40.96m 134-04 686
40.96m 39.80m 39.06m
4 Saskia Triesscheijn JR VA Tech 39.11m 128-04 650
35.25m FOUL 39.11m
5 Diana Pickler SO Washington St. 38.74m 127-01 643
36.77m 36.39m 38.74m
6 Angela Anoliefoh SR Purdue 38.70m 127-00 642
36.51m 36.50m 38.70m
7 Tracy Partain JR SW Missouri St. 38.27m 125-07 634
31.45m 38.27m 35.58m
8 Julie Pickler SO Washington St. 38.11m 125-00 631
34.47m 38.11m 37.90m
9 Krystal Ward JR Houston 36.48m 119-08 600
28.99m 36.40m 36.48m
10 Ashley Selig JR Nebraska 35.87m 117-08 588
35.48m 34.47m 35.87m
11 LaToya McBride SR Ole Miss 35.31m 115-10 578
32.44m 29.36m 35.31m
11 Crissy Gourdin JR COST 35.31m 115-10 578
30.59m 35.31m 30.90m
13 Lela V. Nelson SR E. Michigan 34.87m 114-05 569
34.87m 29.21m FOUL
14 Sara Jane Baker JR Nebraska 34.16m 112-01 556
33.70m 29.64m 34.16m
15 Lauryn Jordan JR Oregon 34.01m 111-07 553
34.01m 32.24m FOUL
16 Nastassja Hall SO UCLA 32.61m 107-00 526
30.59m 30.48m 32.61m
17 Jessica Stockard JR Georgia 32.60m 106-11 526
32.14m 32.60m 27.37m
18 Gayle Hunter FR Penn St. 32.08m 105-03 516
FOUL 32.08m FOUL
19 Ryanne Dupree JR Texas-San Anton 31.50m 103-04 505
31.50m FOUL FOUL
20 Melissa Talbot JR Wisconsin 31.09m 102-00 497
31.09m 29.59m FOUL
21 Deanna Lane JR Florida St. 30.51m 100-01 486
FOUL 27.81m 30.51m
22 Beyonka McDowell SR Arkansas 30.45m 99-11 485
28.87m 30.45m 29.52m
23 Jennifer Johnson SR Texas A&M 30.06m 98-07 478
30.06m 29.40m 28.19m
24 Tamara McGill SR Pittsburgh 29.42m 96-06 466
FOUL FOUL 29.42m
25 Florence Edi JR S. Alabama 29.37m 96-04 465
29.37m 27.22m FOUL
26 Amber Williams SR Miami 28.50m 93-06 448
24.95m 28.50m 27.24m
27 Amy Menlove SO BYU 25.18m 82-07 386
FOUL 25.18m FOUL
Men High Jump
American: 2.40m 8/7/1991 Charles Austin, Unattached
College Best: 2.39m 7/30/1989 Hollis Conway, Louisiana-Lafayette
NCAA Meet: 2.38m 6/3/1989 Hollis Conway, Louisiana-Lafayette
Hornet Stad: 2.35m 5/21/2000 Nathan Leeper, Nike
Name Year School Finals Points
Finals
1 Jesse Williams JR USC 2.29m 7-06.00 10
2.10 2.14 2.17 2.20 2.23 2.26 2.29 2.31
PPP PPP O O O O O XXX
2 Mickael Hanany SO Texas-El Paso 2.26m 7-05.00 8
2.10 2.14 2.17 2.20 2.23 2.26 2.29
PPP O PPP O XO O XXX
3 Steve Wolf SR C. Michigan 2.26m 7-05.00 6
2.10 2.14 2.17 2.20 2.23 2.26 2.29
O XO O XXO XO O XXX
4 Mike Morrison SO Florida 2.23m 7-03.75 5
2.10 2.14 2.17 2.20 2.23 2.26
O O O O O XXX
5 Kyle Lancaster JR Kansas St. 2.23m 7-03.75 4
2.10 2.14 2.17 2.20 2.23 2.26
O XO XXO XO O XXX
6 Dusty Jonas FR Nebraska 2.23m 7-03.75 3
2.10 2.14 2.17 2.20 2.23 2.26
O O O XO XXO XXX
7 Marios Iacovou FR Ohio State 2.20m 7-02.50 1.5
2.10 2.14 2.17 2.20 2.23
O O O XO XXX
7 Aaron Plas JR Nebraska 2.20m 7-02.50 1.5
2.10 2.14 2.17 2.20 2.23
O O O XO XXX
9 Jas Gill JR Montana 2.17m 7-01.50
2.10 2.14 2.17 2.20
XXO O O XXX
10 Tomasz Smialek JR Akron 2.17m 7-01.50
2.10 2.14 2.17 2.20
O XXO XO XXX
11 David Glasgow SR California 2.17m 7-01.50
2.10 2.14 2.17 2.20
XO XXO XO XXX
12 Andra Manson SO Texas 2.17m 7-01.50
2.10 2.14 2.17 2.20
O XO XXO XXX
13 Derek Watkins JR Purdue 2.14m 7-00.25
2.10 2.14 2.17
O O XXX
13 Marcus Harris JR Texas Southern 2.14m 7-00.25
2.10 2.14 2.17
O O XXX
15 Jonathon Golden FR Fullerton 2.14m 7-00.25
2.10 2.14 2.17
XO XXO XXX
-- Manjula Wijesekara FR USC NH
2.10 2.14
XXP X
Men Triple Jump
American: 18.09m 7/27/1996 Kenny Harrison, Mizuno
College Best: 17.92m 5/20/1995 James Beckford, Blinn
NCAA Meet: 17.57m 6/5/1982 Keith Connor, SMU
Hornet Stad: 17.78m 7/17/2004 Melvin Lister, unattached
Name Year School Finals Wind Points
1 Rodrigo Mendes SR BYU 17.04m 2.2 55-11.00 10
17.04m(2.2) 16.90m(0.7) 16.93m(3.2) 16.30m(0.6) FOUL(NWI) FOUL(NWI)
2 Allen Simms SR USC 17.03m 1.6 55-10.50 8
FOUL(NWI) 16.92m(1.8) 15.59m(2.6) 16.61m(0.5) 17.03m(1.6) 15.02m(1.5)
3 Aarik Wilson SR Indiana 16.94m 1.6 55-07.00 6
FOUL(NWI) 16.94m(1.6) 16.62m(0.8) 16.33m(1.4) 16.83m(2.8) 15.13m(1.1)
4 Rafeeq Curry JR Florida St. 16.40m 1.6 53-09.75 5
15.64m(3.1) 16.03m(+0.0) 16.40m(1.6) FOUL(NWI) 15.93m(1.2) FOUL(NWI)
5 Jaanus Uudmae SR Arkansas 16.21m 1.5 53-02.25 4
FOUL(NWI) 16.17m(1.4) FOUL(NWI) 16.14m(0.3) 16.21m(1.5) FOUL(NWI)
6 Brian Veal SR Texas St. 16.18m 3.2 53-01.00 3
16.18m(3.2) 15.70m(1.5) FOUL(NWI) FOUL(NWI) 15.48m(1.7) FOUL(NWI)
7 Samyr Laine JR Harvard 16.10m 1.7 52-10.00 2
15.98m(1.1) 15.99m(1.5) 16.10m(1.7) FOUL(NWI) 15.49m(3.2) 15.39m(2.4)
8 Brandon Atkinson SR Ole Miss 16.07m 2.8 52-08.75 1
16.07m(2.8) FOUL(NWI) 15.87m(0.4) FOUL(NWI) 15.58m(0.5) 15.63m(1.2)
9 Everett Bruce SR NC A&T 15.97m 0.4 52-04.75
15.62m(2.1) 15.87m(1.4) 15.97m(0.4) FOUL(NWI) 15.32m(1.5) 15.96m(1.4)
10 Ryan Zimmerman JR Az State 15.52m 4.1 50-11.00
15.52m(4.1) 14.13m(1.8) FOUL(NWI)
11 Michael Whitehead SO Michigan 15.23m 0.4 49-11.75
14.12m(1.1) 15.17m(+0.0) 15.23m(0.4)
-- Marc Kellman SR George Mason FOUL NWI
FOUL(NWI) FOUL(NWI) FOUL(NWI)
Men Discus Throw
American: 72.34m 7/7/1981 Ben Plucknett, S. Cal Striders
College Best: 67.66m 5/29/2004 Hannes Hopley, SMU
NCAA Meet: 67.06m 6/5/1992 Kamy Keshmiri, Nevada
Hornet Stad: 66.94m 7/22/2000 Anthony Washington, unattached
Name Year School Finals Points
1 Michael Robertson JR Stanford 61.70m 202-05 10
59.25m 60.05m 58.06m 58.50m 61.70m 59.39m
2 Vikas Gowda JR North Carolina 60.08m 197-01 8
59.35m 60.08m 59.25m 56.36m 59.54m FOUL
3 Jamal Cann SR Iowa St. 58.88m 193-02 6
58.88m 54.22m 55.19m 53.82m 49.22m 50.38m
4 Adam Kuehl SO Arizona 58.81m 192-11 5
58.31m FOUL 56.61m 58.16m 58.33m 58.81m
5 Raigo Toompuu SR W. Kentucky 57.78m 189-07 4
FOUL 56.74m FOUL 56.86m 57.78m 56.41m
6 Sam Segond SR Rutgers 57.42m 188-05 3
53.17m 55.51m 56.87m 57.42m 57.08m 53.63m
7 Niklas Arrhenius SO BYU 56.79m 186-04 2
56.79m FOUL FOUL 56.12m 56.33m FOUL
8 Edis Elkasevic SO Auburn 56.33m 184-10 1
56.33m 55.52m 54.08m FOUL 54.46m FOUL
9 Sean Shields JR Arizona 55.47m 182-00
53.45m FOUL 55.47m FOUL FOUL 54.55m
10 Steven Boozer SO Alabama 54.76m 179-08
54.76m 53.03m FOUL
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