2012 NCAA Championships - Final Day Recap
2012 NCAA Championships - Final Day Recap
Flotrack Coverage of 2012 NCAA Championships
The final day of the 2012 NCAA Championships did not fail to disappoint as the best athletes in the country came to do work on the last day of the biggest meet in college athletics.
The men’s 400m relay was a truly impressive performance as the LSU men claimed the title with a 38.38 against Florida State who came in close behind with a 38.57. The LSU men were ranked 10th coming into the meet but were able to pull through with the win for the Tigers.
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LSU |
38.38 |
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10 |
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Barrett Nugent (SR) |
Aaron Ernest (FR) |
Keyth Talley (SR) |
Shermund Allsop (SO) |
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2 |
Florida State |
38.57 |
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8 |
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Kemar Hyman (SR) |
Horatio Williams (SR) |
Maurice Mitchell (SR) |
Kieran Showler-Davis (FR) |
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3 |
Auburn |
38.69 |
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6 |
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Jeremy Hardy (FR) |
Harry Adams (JR) |
Marcus Rowland (JR) |
Keenan Brock (SO) |
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4 |
Texas A&M |
39.08 |
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5 |
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Carlyle Roudette (SO) |
Ameer Webb (JR) |
Michael Bryan (SO) |
Prezel Hardy, Jr. (SO) |
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5 |
Baylor |
39.37 |
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4 |
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Everett Walker (JR) |
Whitney Prevost (SR) |
Woodrow Randall (SR) |
Blake Heriot (SO) |
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6 |
Arkansas |
39.73 |
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3 |
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Caleb Cross (JR) |
Akheem Gauntlett (JR) |
Neil Braddy (SO) |
Marek Niit (JR) |
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7 |
Tennessee |
40.21 |
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2 |
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Reginald Juin (SO) |
Jamol James (FR) |
Jarael Nelvis (SO) |
Arnez Hardnick (JR) |
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DNF |
Illinois |
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Andrew Riley (SR) |
Brandon Stryganek (FR) |
DJ Zahn (FR) |
Stanley Azie (SR) |
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The women’s 400m relay was a sweep by the LSU women who ran a 42.75 with Kimberlyn Duncan anchoring the team. The LSU women successfully defended their title as NCAA Champions and also placed themselves at #3 in the world. This was Duncan’s third event of the meet, earning big points for the LSU women.
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LSU |
42.75 |
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10 |
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Takeia Pinckney (SO) |
Semoy Hackett (SR) |
Rebecca Alexander (SR) |
Kimberlyn Duncan (JR) |
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2 |
Texas A&M |
42.82 |
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8 |
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LaKeidra Stewart (JR) |
Olivia Ekponé (FR) |
Dominique Duncan (SR) |
Ashley Collier (SO) |
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3 |
Clemson |
43.52 |
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6 |
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Stormy Kendrick (JR) |
Marlena Wesh (JR) |
Dezerea Bryant (FR) |
Jasmine Edgerson (JR) |
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4 |
Oregon |
43.58 |
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5 |
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Phyllis Francis (SO) |
English Gardner (SO) |
Lauryn Newson (SR) |
Amber Purvis (SR) |
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5 |
Ohio State |
43.88 |
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4 |
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Christienne Linton (JR) |
Christina Manning (SR) |
Aisha Cavin (FR) |
Chesna Sykes (SO) |
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6 |
Houston |
44.11 |
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3 |
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Tai'Shea Reese (SR) |
Kiersten Brewer (FR) |
Alicia Perkins (FR) |
Grecia Bolton (SR) |
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7 |
USC |
44.24 |
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2 |
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Loudia Laarman (SO) |
Aareon Payne (SR) |
Akawkaw (Coco) Ndipagbor (FR) |
Jessica Davis (SO) |
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8 |
Texas Tech |
44.76 |
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1 |
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Erica Alexander (SR) |
Taylor Evans (SR) |
Candace Jackson (JR) |
Terra Evans (SR) |
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The men’s 1500m final was a finish for the record books as Myles Batty, the Indoor collegiate mile record holder and Andrew Bayer of Indiana fought all the way up to the last second of the 1500, where the winner was determined by both athletes diving across the line. The majority of the race was very tactical with German Fernandez of Oklahoma State leading until the bell lap where the race became a battle between Batty and Bayer. Batty made a strong move with 300 meters to go but Bayer would not let up and fought for every step until the finish line with a 3:43.82 as Batty came in a ridiculously close 2nd place with a 3:43.83
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Andrew Bayer |
JR |
Indiana |
3:43.82 |
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10 |
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Miles Batty |
SR |
BYU |
3:43.83 |
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8 |
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3 |
Ryan Hill |
JR |
North Carolina St. |
3:44.24 |
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6 |
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4 |
Michael Hammond |
JR |
Virginia Tech |
3:44.47 |
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5 |
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5 |
Rob Finnerty |
JR |
Wisconsin |
3:44.53 |
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4 |
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6 |
Rich Peters |
SO |
Boston U. |
3:44.66 |
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3 |
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7 |
Duncan Phillips |
SR |
Arkansas |
3:44.77 |
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2 |
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8 |
Erik van Ingen |
SR |
Binghamton |
3:45.00 |
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1 |
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9 |
Sam McEntee |
SO |
Villanova |
3:46.41 |
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10 |
German Fernandez |
JR |
Oklahoma State |
3:46.62 |
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11 |
Lawi Lalang |
SO |
Arizona |
3:46.82 |
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12 |
Chris O'Hare |
JR |
Tulsa |
3:51.64 |
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The women’s 1500m final began as a very tactical race as many finals tend to be. Amanda Winslow from Florida State took the lead early and led the field to a 69 first lap. There was a good amount of jostling as the pack came into the 800 meter mark in 2:21, still a very tactical race for the field. As the pack began to move ahead into the bell lap, Winslow attempted to surge and put three steps on the rest of the pack, but a group of Katie Flood of Washington, Jordan Hasay of Oregon, and Emily Infeld of Georgetown chased her down in the final 150 meters. The last 100 meters was all drive as Hasay, Flood, and Infeld fought for every step to the finish line. Flood’s kick proved to stand out as the Washington sophomore came out with the win in 4:13:79, winning her first individual NCAA title in her hometown of Des Moines.
1 |
Katie Flood |
SO |
Washington |
4:13.79 |
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10 |
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Emily Infeld |
JR |
Georgetown |
4:14.02 |
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8 |
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Jordan Hasay |
JR |
Oregon |
4:14.03 |
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6 |
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4 |
Lucy Van Dalen |
SR |
Stony Brook |
4:14.40 |
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5 |
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Greta Feldman |
JR |
Princeton |
4:14.76 |
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4 |
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6 |
Cory McGee |
SO |
Florida |
4:14.95 |
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3 |
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7 |
Amanda Winslow |
JR |
Florida State |
4:14.96 |
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2 |
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8 |
Violah Lagat |
SR |
Florida State |
4:15.77 |
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1 |
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9 |
Becca Friday |
JR |
Oregon |
4:16.38 |
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10 |
Natalja Piliusina |
SO |
Oklahoma State |
4:18.74 |
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11 |
Morgane Gay |
JR |
Virginia |
4:19.44 |
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12 |
Rebecca Tracy |
JR |
Notre Dame |
4:21.92 |
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The men’s 200m final was won decisively by defending champion Maurice Mitchell of Florida State who won the race in a time of 20.40 with a substantial headwind. He held off the entire field despite the head wind and won his 2nd NCAA title in the event.
1 |
Maurice Mitchell |
SR |
Florida State |
20.40 |
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10 |
-4.2 |
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2 |
Ameer Webb |
JR |
Texas A&M |
20.65 |
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8 |
-4.2 |
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3 |
Horatio Williams |
SR |
Florida State |
20.78 |
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6 |
-4.2 |
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4 |
Isiah Young |
JR |
Mississippi |
20.89 |
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5 |
-4.2 |
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5 |
Aaron Ernest |
FR |
LSU |
21.00 |
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4 |
-4.2 |
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6 |
Keenan Brock |
SO |
Auburn |
21.02 |
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3 |
-4.2 |
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7 |
Aaron Brown |
SO |
USC |
21.13 |
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2 |
-4.2 |
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8 |
Harry Adams |
JR |
Auburn |
26.51 |
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1 |
-4.2 |
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There was no surprise in this race as powerhouse Kimberlyn Duncan of LSU won the women’s 200m final decisively in a 22.86. The fastest woman in the world at the 200 meters set out to successfully defend her title.
1 |
Kimberlyn Duncan |
JR |
LSU |
22.86 |
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10 |
-2.3 |
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2 |
Kai Selvon |
SO |
Auburn |
23.19 |
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8 |
-2.3 |
[23.184] |
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3 |
Dominique Duncan |
SR |
Texas A&M |
23.19 |
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6 |
-2.3 |
[23.187] |
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4 |
Octavious Freeman |
FR |
UCF |
23.25 |
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5 |
-2.3 |
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5 |
Semoy Hackett |
SR |
LSU |
23.31 |
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4 |
-2.3 |
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6 |
Christy Udoh |
SO |
Texas |
23.45 |
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3 |
-2.3 |
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7 |
Ashley Collier |
SO |
Texas A&M |
23.54 |
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2 |
-2.3 |
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8 |
Paris Daniels |
JR |
Kansas |
23.73 |
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1 |
-2.3 |
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The men’s steeplechase final began as a very tactical race with Ben Johnson of Stanford leading and Don Cabral of Princeton trialing with the rest of the pack behind them. Henry Lelei of Texas A&M, the Big 12 Champion made a strong move as Cabral followed. With a little over two laps to go, Cabral made a move to the front with Lelei on his back. As the two headed into the last lap, Lelei just couldn’t hold his position as Cabral made a huge surge with 200 meters to go. In 2nd place heading into the final 50 meters, Lelei caught the last hurdle with his trail leg and fell, allowing Craig Forys of Michigan and Cory Leslie of Ohio State to catch him for 2nd and 3rd place.
1 |
Donn Cabral |
SR |
Princeton |
8:35.44 |
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10 |
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Craig Forys |
SR |
Michigan |
8:40.66 |
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8 |
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3 |
Cory Leslie |
SR |
Ohio State |
8:40.98 |
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6 |
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4 |
Henry Lelei |
JR |
Texas A&M |
8:42.07 |
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5 |
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5 |
Travis Mahoney |
SR |
Temple |
8:43.29 |
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4 |
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6 |
Anthony Rotich |
FR |
UTEP |
8:46.01 |
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3 |
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7 |
De'Sean Turner |
SR |
Indiana |
8:46.04 |
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2 |
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8 |
Carl Stones |
SR |
Tulsa |
8:46.67 |
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1 |
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9 |
Adrien Dannemiller |
SR |
Indiana |
8:47.86 |
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10 |
Aric VanHalen |
JR |
Colorado |
8:50.64 |
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11 |
Benjamin Johnson |
SR |
Stanford |
8:52.96 |
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12 |
Jim Walmsley |
SR |
Air Force |
8:57.99 |
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13 |
Tom Wade |
SR |
Lamar |
9:03.59 |
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14 |
Andrew Poore |
SR |
Indiana |
9:25.95 |
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Andrew Riley of Illinois had a stellar performance again today as the senior won his second NCAA title of the meet in the men’s 110m hurdles in a 13.53. He was running into a head wind of about 3.5 meters per second and was still able to pull through with two victories in the 100m and the 110 hurdles.
1 |
Andrew Riley |
SR |
Illinois |
13.53 |
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10 |
-3.5 |
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2 |
Wayne Davis II |
JR |
Texas A&M |
13.60 |
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8 |
-3.5 |
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3 |
Spencer Adams |
JR |
Clemson |
13.73 |
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6 |
-3.5 |
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4 |
Barrett Nugent |
SR |
LSU |
13.80 |
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5 |
-3.5 |
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5 |
Eddie Lovett |
SO |
Florida |
13.82 |
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4 |
-3.5 |
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6 |
Jarret Eaton |
SR |
Syracuse |
13.83 |
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3 |
-3.5 |
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7 |
Shane Brathwaite |
JR |
Texas Tech |
13.93 |
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2 |
-3.5 |
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8 |
Keiron Stewart |
JR |
Texas |
14.08 |
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1 |
-3.5 |
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The women’s 100m hurdle final was a photo finish as Christina Manning from Ohio State and from Brianna Rollins of Clemson fought through the finish line. Manning was able to out-lean Rollins for the win in a 12.89, followed by Clemson in a 12.91.
1 |
Christina Manning |
SR |
Ohio State |
12.89 |
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10 |
-3.1 |
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2 |
Brianna Rollins |
SO |
Clemson |
12.91 |
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8 |
-3.1 |
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3 |
Bridgette Owens |
SO |
Clemson |
13.10 |
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6 |
-3.1 |
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4 |
Jackie Coward |
SR |
UCF |
13.16 |
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5 |
-3.1 |
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5 |
Jasmin Stowers |
SO |
LSU |
13.20 |
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4 |
-3.1 |
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6 |
Donique' Flemings |
JR |
Texas A&M |
13.24 |
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3 |
-3.1 |
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7 |
Chelsea Carrier-Eades |
SR |
West Virginia |
13.31 |
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2 |
-3.1 |
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8 |
Katie Nelms |
SO |
Stanford |
13.97 |
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1 |
-3.1 |
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The women’s 5,000m played out to be a very tactical race, especially with the intense heat on the track as Natosha Rogers of Texas A&M, the winner of the 10k led the pack into a 5:45 first mile. As the race progressed, Jessica Tebo of Colorado took the lead and picked up the place slightly. In the final 600 meters of the race, the lead pack was Megan Goethals of Washington, Jessica Tebo of Colorado, and Abby D’Agostino of Dartmouth. D’Agostino made a hard move with 300 meters to go and Goethals wouldn’t let her go, but with 100 meters left, D’Agostino held off Goethals with yet another close finish for the win. D’Agostino’s last stride just put the sophomore ahead of Goethals with a 16:11.34 to win the women’s 5k.
1 |
Abbey D'Agostino |
SO |
Dartmouth |
16:11.34 |
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10 |
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2 |
Megan Goethals |
SO |
Washington |
16:11.37 |
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8 |
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3 |
Jessica Tebo |
SR |
Colorado |
16:14.32 |
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6 |
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4 |
Emily Sisson |
SO |
Providence |
16:18.24 |
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5 |
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5 |
Aliphine Tuliamuk |
JR |
Wichita State |
16:18.61 |
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6 |
Natosha Rogers |
JR |
Texas A&M |
16:20.04 |
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7 |
Kathy Kroeger |
JR |
Stanford |
16:22.60 |
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2 |
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8 |
Alex Kosinski |
SR |
Oregon |
16:24.42 |
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1 |
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9 |
Chelsea Reilly |
SR |
California |
16:30.31 |
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10 |
Sheila Reid |
SR |
Villanova |
16:31.48 |
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11 |
Elvin Kibet |
SO |
Arizona |
16:39.72 |
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12 |
Emma Bates |
FR |
Boise State |
16:43.84 |
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13 |
Allison Woodward |
FR |
Oregon |
16:43.92 |
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14 |
McKenzie Melander |
SR |
Iowa |
16:44.78 |
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15 |
Sara Sutherland |
SO |
Texas |
16:48.94 |
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16 |
Corey Conner |
JR |
Maine |
16:51.92 |
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17 |
Bogdana Mimic |
JR |
Villanova |
16:53.66 |
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18 |
Kayleigh Tyerman |
JR |
Florida State |
16:55.40 |
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19 |
Jessica O'Connell |
SR |
West Virginia |
17:10.43 |
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20 |
Charlotte FfrenchO'Carroll |
JR |
Providence |
17:19.04 |
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21 |
Kathleen Stevens |
FR |
Virginia |
17:24.29 |
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22 |
Lauren Penney |
JR |
Syracuse |
17:39.83 |
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DNF |
Chelsea Ley |
FR |
Virginia |
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DNF |
Madeline Chambers |
SO |
Georgetown |
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The men’s 1600m relay is one of the most exciting races in track and field and this final proved just how exciting this event can be. It ended up coming down to a showdown between the USC Trojans and the Florida Gators as the two teams battled for every step. It came down to Bryshon Nellum of USC and Tony McQuay of Florida to determine the title. Nellum held off McQuay until about 200 meters to go when McQuay made a hard move to pass Nellum on the inside of the turn. McQuay brought the title home for the Gators in a 3:00.02, which solidified Florida’s first NCAA team title in school history.
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Florida |
3:00.02 |
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10 |
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Dedric Dukes (FR) |
Hugh Graham, Jr (FR) |
Leonardo Seymore (JR)
(2) 45.31 - 2:16.02 |
Tony McQuay (JR)
(1) 44.01 - 3:00.02 |
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2 |
USC |
3:00.64 |
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8 |
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Joey Hughes (SR) |
Josh Mance (SO) |
Reggie Wyatt (JR)
(1) 45.30 - 2:15.82 |
Bryshon Nellum (SR)
(2) 44.82 - 3:00.64 |
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3 |
LSU |
3:01.21 |
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6 |
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Robert Simmons (SR) |
Quincy Downing (FR) |
Ade Alleyne-Forte (SR)
(3) 44.84 - 2:16.98 |
Riker Hylton (SR)
(3) 44.24 - 3:01.21 |
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4 |
Penn State |
3:01.58 |
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5 |
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Aaron Nadolsky (SO) |
Brandon Bennett-Green (SO) |
Casimir Loxsom (JR)
(5) 45.15 - 2:17.30 |
Brady Gehret (SO)
(4) 44.29 - 3:01.58 |
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5 |
Texas A&M |
3:01.68 |
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4 |
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Carlyle Roudette (SO) |
Joey Roberts (SR) |
Michael Preble (SR)
(4) 45.59 - 2:17.15 |
Deon Lendore (FR)
(5) 44.54 - 3:01.68 |
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6 |
Arkansas |
3:03.90 |
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3 |
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Marek Niit (JR) |
Neil Braddy (SO) |
Ben Skidmore (SR)
(6) 46.03 - 2:18.63 |
Akheem Gauntlett (JR)
(6) 45.27 - 3:03.90 |
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7 |
George Mason |
3:03.93 |
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2 |
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Nick Vaughn (SR) |
George Empty (JR) |
Ja-Vell Bullard (SR)
(8) 47.12 - 2:19.66 |
David Verburg (JR)
(7) 44.27 - 3:03.93 |
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8 |
Miss State |
3:05.85 |
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Tavaris Tate (JR) |
Emanuel Mayers (SR) |
Daundre Barnaby (JR)
(7) 46.96 - 2:18.89 |
James Harris (SO)
(8) 46.97 - 3:05.85 |
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The women’s 1600m relay was just as exciting as the men’s 4x4 as the fastest women from all over the country faced off to end the meet and declare the winner of the team title. The Oregon Ducks faced off against the LSU Tigers for the majority of the race with LSU leading until the final lap. Phyllis Francis of Oregon tracked down Jonique Day from LSU to claim the win for the Ducks with a time of 3:24.54, another great photo finish to end this great meet.
1 |
Oregon |
3:24.54 |
|
M |
10 |
|
English Gardner (SO) |
Chizoba Okodogbe (SO) |
Laura Roesler (SO)
(2) 51.86 - 2:34.39 |
Phyllis Francis (SO)
(1) 50.15 - 3:24.54 |
|
2 |
LSU |
3:24.59 |
|
M |
8 |
|
Latoya McDermott (JR) |
Rebecca Alexander (SR) |
Cassandra Tate (SR)
(1) 50.90 - 2:32.92 |
Jonique Day (SR)
(2) 51.68 - 3:24.59 |
|
3 |
Texas A&M |
3:28.58 |
|
|
6 |
|
Ibukun Mayungbe (SO) |
Kanika Beckles (JR) |
Kamaria Brown (FR)
(3) 52.93 - 2:36.39 |
Olivia Ekponé (FR)
(4) 52.19 - 3:28.58 |
|
4 |
Arkansas |
3:29.96 |
|
|
5 |
|
Whitney Jones (SR) |
Gwendolyn Flowers (JR) |
Chrishuna Williams (FR)
(6) 54.41 - 2:39.54 |
Regina George (JR)
(5) 50.43 - 3:29.96 |
|
5 |
Texas |
3:30.31 |
|
|
4 |
|
Angele Cooper (SR) |
Danielle Dowie (SO) |
Briana Nelson (SO)
(5) 53.41 - 2:38.49 |
Kendra Chambers (JR)
(6) 51.83 - 3:30.31 |
|
6 |
Arizona |
3:31.55 |
|
|
3 |
|
Shapri Romero (SO) |
Echos Blevins (SR) |
Tamara Pridgett (SO)
(8) 54.80 - 2:39.84 |
Georganne Moline (JR)
(7) 51.72 - 3:31.55 |
|
7 |
Florida |
3:32.36 |
|
|
2 |
|
Ebony Eutsey (SO) |
Amani Bryant (JR) |
Lanie Whittaker (SO)
(7) 51.37 - 2:39.68 |
Ugonna Ndu (JR)
(8) 52.69 - 3:32.36 |
|
DQ |
Kansas |
|
|
|
|
|
Denesha Morris (JR) |
Paris Daniels (JR) |
Taylor Washington (JR)
(4) 52.12 - 2:36.68 |
Diamond Dixon (SO)
(3) 51.21 - 3:27.89 |
|
Final Team Results:
Men Team Results
1 |
Florida |
50.00 |
|
2 |
LSU |
48.00 |
|
3 |
Texas A&M |
40.00 |
|
Women’s Team Results
1 |
LSU |
76.00 |
|
2 |
Oregon |
62.00 |
|
3 |
Texas A&M |
38.00 |
|
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