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M 5k H01 (Elite Invite- Lalang and Levins epic finish, 2012 Mt. SAC Relays) April 23 27890 views |
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Run Junkie 124 - Back for outdoor and so much more April 12 19016 views |
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M 3k steeple (Invite- Jager Debut BOMB, 2012 Mt SAC Relays) April 23 17255 views |
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Run Junkie 126 Baconbits, Mexican Desserts, and Christmas in April April 25 16410 views |
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Run Junkie 125 Kanye Tweets, Jager Steeple Bombs, and a Hefty dose of Live April 19 14742 views |
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M mile (PUMA MILE- Aarrass *Mt SAC Record, 2012 Mt SAC Relays) April 23 12788 views |
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W 5k H01 (Elite Invite- Huddle hammers home, 2012 Mt SAC Relays) April 23 12492 views |
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M 400 H01 (Invite Elite- Rooney over Wariner new WL, 2012 Mt SAC Relays) April 21 10494 views |
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M 100 (Invite ELITE- Dix 9.85, 2012 Mt SAC Relays) April 23 9668 views |
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Cam Levins fresh off huge 5k win and PR over Lalang at 2012 Mt SAC Relays April 21 8760 views |
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M 800 (Invite ELITE- Solomon 1:46, 2012 Mt SAC Relays) April 21 7984 views |
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W 4x100 (Invite ELITE- Kersey All-Stars w/Felix 42.87, 2012 Mt SAC Relays) April 21 7480 views |
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M 3k steeple (Oly Development- Haebe pulls D2 upset, 2012 Mt SAC Relays) April 20 6648 views |
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Cami Chapus and Amy Weissenbach after a busy weekend at the 2012 Mt SAC Relays April 21 6618 views |
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April 26 6307 views |
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Maggie Vessey after opening up in the 800 at 2012 Mt SAC Relays April 21 5943 views |
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Evan Jager pleased with 8:26 steeple debut at 2012 Mt. Sac Relays April 19 5595 views |
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Men's 5k Finish (Cam Levins over Lawi Lalang) 2012 Mt. Sac Relays April 21 5350 views |
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W 800 (Invite ELITE- Beckwith 2:00, 2012 Mt SAC Relays) April 21 4990 views |
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M 1500 (Elite Invite H01- The UK show, 2012 Mt SAC Relays) April 20 4981 views |
ENTRIES: 2012 Mt. SAC Relays - College/Elite Entries
Apr 17 by Ryan From Flotrack
2012 MT. SAC RELAYS College/Elite Meet Entries "Where the world's best athletes compete" Hilmer Lodge Stadium, Walnut, California - 4/19/2012 to 4/21/2012 WATCH LIVE | Archived Videos | High School E...
LIVE: 2012 Mt SAC Relays & Kansas Relays LIVE Streaming Video Link Info
Apr 18 by Ryan From Flotrack
2012 Mt SAC Relays & Kansas Relays LIVE Streaming Video Link Info The 2012 Mt. SAC Relays and the 2012 Kansas Relays will be streamed live on the internet this weekend on Flotrack. This will be Flotra...
Apr 16 by Ryan From Flotrack
2012 Mt. SAC RELAYS COMPLETE SCHEDULE (Revised as of 04/17/12) WATCH LIVE | Archived Video | Elite/College Entries | High School Entries | Meet Photos | RESULTS Date Day Time Division Gender Sec...
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W 5k H01 (Elite Invite- Huddle hammers home, 2012 Mt SAC Relays) April 23 12492 views |
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W 100H (Elite TRACKSIDE VIEW- Perry vs Hayes, 2012 Mt. SAC Relays) April 21 1013 views |
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M 100 (Elite TRACKSIDE VIEW- Dix over Rodgers 9.85, 2012 Mt. SAC Relay) April 21 1192 views |
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Women's Elite 800 track side finish April 21 464 views |
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Opening Cermony 2012 Mt SAC Relays April 21 235 views |
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Men's Elite 800 track side finish April 21 407 views |
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April 21 211 views |
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April 21 315 views |
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Women's Puma Mile finish (Hilary Stellingwerf) 2012 Mt. Sac Relays April 21 909 views |
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Women's 1500 Finish (Katie Flood) 2012 Mt. Sac Relays April 21 1543 views |
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Men's Puma Mile Finish (Jamaal Aarrass) 2012 Mt. Sac Relays April 21 1429 views |
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Men's 5k Finish (Cam Levins over Lawi Lalang) 2012 Mt. Sac Relays April 21 5350 views |
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Men's 1500 finish (Andy Baddeley) 2012 Mt. Sac Relays April 21 1823 views |
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Puma Mile Awards fat check at 2012 Mt. Sac Relays April 21 428 views |
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April 20 425 views |
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April 20 2954 views |
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Angelo Taylor says he'll be ready for 400H after 2012 Mt SAC Relays April 23 3709 views |
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Jack Bolas and Craig Miller after racing at 2012 Mt SAC Relays April 23 1638 views |
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Cami Chapus and Amy Weissenbach after a busy weekend at the 2012 Mt SAC Relays April 21 6618 views |
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Natasha Hastings after placing 3rd Elite 200 2012 Mt SAC Relays April 21 1688 views |
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Maggie Vessey after opening up in the 800 at 2012 Mt SAC Relays April 21 5943 views |
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Leslie Cole after big 200m win and PR and excited for the 400m at 2012 Mt. Sac Relays April 21 921 views |
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Michael Tinsley wins 400m hurdles but still has things to work on at 2012 Mt. Sac Relays April 21 869 views |
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Jeremy Dodson moving past off the track issues to win 200m at 2012 Mt. Sac Relays April 21 596 views |
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Walter Dix after 100 Win in 985 2012 Mt SAC Relays April 21 1288 views |
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Mike Rogers running 997 for 2nd in the 100 2012 Mt SAC Relays April 21 790 views |
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Lauryn Williams taking the 100 in 1117 2012 Mt SAC Relays April 21 2026 views |
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Joanna Hayes a close 2nd in 100H in 1172 2012 Mt SAC Relays April 21 696 views |
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Ashton Eaton after a sprinkle of events at the 2012 Mt SAC Relays April 21 1400 views |
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Michelle Perry 100 hurdles champ talks about putting the whole race together at 2012 Mt. Sac Relays April 21 600 views |
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April 21 1293 views |
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Prince Mumba pleased with second place effort in 800m at 2012 Mt. Sac Relays April 21 439 views |
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Charles Jock in the Booth after Elite 800 Mt SAC Relays April 21 807 views |
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Molly Beckwith goes wire-to-wire to win 800m in 2.00 at 2012 Mt. Sac Relays April 21 1308 views |
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Johnny Gray UCLA coach and American 800m record holder in the booth at 2012 Mt. Sac Relays April 21 916 views |
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Allyson Felix after Anchoring Elite 4x1 April 21 734 views |
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Jeremy Wariner dips under 45 seconds for 2nd place at 2012 Mt. Sac Relays April 21 1975 views |
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Charles Jock and Cas Loxsom after 800m at 2012 Mt. Sac Relays April 21 911 views |
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Nachelle Mackie of BYU 2nd Elite 800 2012 Mt SAC Relays April 21 618 views |
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Martyn Rooney Men's 400 Elite Champ over Wainer 2012 Mt SAC Relays April 21 1442 views |
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Luis Alberto Rivera Men's Long Jump Champ 2012 Mt SAC Relays April 21 743 views |
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Keshia Baker 2nd Elite 400 2012 Mt SAC Relays April 21 685 views |
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Duane Soloman after Elite 800 Win 146 2012 Mt SAC Relays April 21 384 views |
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Brandon Johnson after winning Oly. Dev. 800 2012 Mt SAC Relays April 21 713 views |
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Johnny Gray AR Holder in 800 in the Booth- 2012 Mt SAC Relays April 21 259 views |
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David Monico with Bring Back the Mile at 2012 Mt SAC Relays April 21 734 views |
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David McNeill shocked with running A standard after coming off injury at 2012 Mt. Sac Relays April 21 2450 views |
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Molly Huddle dominates last 400 in 5k at 2012 Mt SAC Relays April 21 2430 views |
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Katie Flood after 411 NCAA leading 1500 at 2012 Mt SAC Relays April 21 1353 views |
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Jeff See after 1500 at 2012 Mt SAC Relays April 21 934 views |
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Jamaal Aarrass of France after winning Puma Mile in 3:52 at 2012 Mt SAC Relays April 21 1475 views |
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Garrett Heath 6th in PUMA mile at 2012 Mt SAC Relays April 21 1305 views |
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Cam Levins fresh off huge 5k win and PR over Lalang at 2012 Mt SAC Relays April 21 8760 views |
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Abbey D'Agostino top collegiate and 5k PR at 2012 Mt SAC Relays April 21 1312 views |
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Hilary Stellingwerff of NB wins Puma Mile and gets the money at 2012 Mt SAC Relays April 21 828 views |
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Taylor Milne 2nd Puma Mile 3:54 at 2012 Mt. SAC Relays April 21 1079 views |
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Nicole Schappert new 1500 PR in 2nd place at 2012 Mt. SAC Relays April 21 781 views |
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Nate Brannen takes 3rd in the Puma Mile 3:54 at 2012 Mt. SAC Relays April 21 755 views |
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Matt Maldonado runs 3:39 to win section 2 of 1500 at 2012 Mt. SAC Relays April 21 792 views |
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Lucy Van Dalen 4th in her first 5k at 2012 Mt. SAC Relays April 21 1569 views |
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Kim Conley finshes 6th in 5k in big PR at 2012 Mt. SAC Relays April 21 1210 views |
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Andy Baddeley runs blistering last 400 to win 1500 at 2012 Mt. SAC Relays April 21 1206 views |
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Aisha Praught estatic with huge steeple PR 9.51 at 2012 Mt. Sac Relays April 19 1351 views |
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Stephen Sambu gets unexpected competition to win invite 10k at 2012 Mt. Sac Relays April 19 1121 views |
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Kara Millhouse of Penn State sets slight PR to win invite 10k at 2012 Mt. Sac Relays April 19 864 views |
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Evan Jager pleased with 8:26 steeple debut at 2012 Mt. Sac Relays April 19 5595 views |
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April 9 535 views |
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April 21 208 views |
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April 21 167 views |
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April 21 306 views |
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Men's Pole Vault 17'4'' Clearance April 21 270 views |
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M 3k steeple (Invite- Jager Debut BOMB, 2012 Mt SAC Relays) April 23 17255 views |
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M 800 (Invite ELITE- Solomon 1:46, 2012 Mt SAC Relays) April 21 7984 views |
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April 26 6307 views |
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Brittney Reese World Leading Jump of 23'4'' April 21 1158 views |
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April 21 273 views |
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April 21 310 views |
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M mile (PUMA MILE- Aarrass *Mt SAC Record, 2012 Mt SAC Relays) April 23 12788 views |
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Run Junkie 126 Baconbits, Mexican Desserts, and Christmas in April April 25 16410 views |
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Run Junkie 125 Kanye Tweets, Jager Steeple Bombs, and a Hefty dose of Live April 19 14742 views |
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Run Junkie 124 - Back for outdoor and so much more April 12 19016 views |
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Tasty Race of the Week April 20 April 26 4771 views |
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M 1500 (Elite Invite H02- Maldonado big 3:39 PR, 2012 Mt SAC Relays) April 23 4378 views |
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M 100 (Invite ELITE- Dix 9.85, 2012 Mt SAC Relays) April 23 9668 views |
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M 5k H01 (Elite Invite- Lalang and Levins epic finish, 2012 Mt. SAC Relays) April 23 27890 views |
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W 3k steeple (Oly Development- Praught huge PR & NCAA leader, 2012 Mt SAC Relays) April 23 3758 views |
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April 21 400 views |
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April 21 566 views |
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April 21 343 views |
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April 21 373 views |
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G 4x400 H01 (HS Invite, Silverado 350) April 21 921 views |
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B 4x400 H01 (HS Invite, Rio Mesa 316) April 21 1421 views |
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G dmr H01 (HS Invite, Simi Valley 1159) April 21 580 views |
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B dmr H01 (HS Invite, Centennial 1005) April 21 826 views |
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April 21 264 views |
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April 21 435 views |
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G 4x200 H01 (HS Invite, LB Jordan 140) April 21 500 views |
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April 21 288 views |
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B 4x200 H01 (HS Invite, Rio Mesa 126) April 21 656 views |
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April 21 728 views |
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April 21 976 views |
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April 21 176 views |
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W 200 (Invite ELITE- Cole 22.63, 2012 Mt SAC Relays) April 21 3493 views |
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April 21 1299 views |
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M 200 (Invite ELITE, Dodson 20.39) April 21 2288 views |
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April 21 221 views |
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April 21 175 views |
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G 200 H01 (HS Invite, Franklin 2405) April 21 315 views |
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April 21 211 views |
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B 200 H01 (HS Invite, Muhammad 2132) April 21 547 views |
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April 21 391 views |
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W 400 H01 (Invite ELITE- Moline 55.25, 2012 Mt SAC Relays) April 21 1536 views |
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M 400 (Olympic Development, Wilright 50.84) April 21 628 views |
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M 400 (Invite ELITE, Tinsley over Taylor 48.83) April 21 1751 views |
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April 21 183 views |
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G smr H01 (HS Invite, Littleton 404) April 21 223 views |
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April 21 764 views |
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B smr H01 (HS Invite, Great Oak 326) April 21 483 views |
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April 21 556 views |
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M 110 H01 (Invite ELITE- Richardson 13.20, 2012 Mt SAC Relays) April 21 2310 views |
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April 21 170 views |
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April 21 230 views |
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G 100 H01 (HS Invite, Hicks 1322) April 21 729 views |
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April 21 420 views |
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B 110H H01 (HS Invite, Hawkins 1431) April 21 183 views |
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April 21 492 views |
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April 21 185 views |
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W 100 H01 (Invite ELITE, Perry 1270) April 21 731 views |
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April 21 281 views |
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April 21 342 views |
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April 21 609 views |
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B 800 H01 (HS Invite- Hartle 1:51.06 ties meet record, 2012 Mt SAC Relays) April 21 1173 views |
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W 100 (Olympic Development- Cole 11.23, 2012 Mt SAC Relays) April 21 758 views |
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M 100 (Olympic Development H02, Grimes 10.12) April 21 390 views |
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M 100 (Olympic Development H01, Batson 10.13) April 21 1328 views |
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W 100 (Invite ELITE- Williams 11.17, 2012 Mt SAC Relays) April 21 3125 views |
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April 21 182 views |
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April 21 307 views |
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G 4x100 H01 (HS Invite, LB Poly 4664) April 21 495 views |
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April 21 213 views |
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April 21 377 views |
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April 21 433 views |
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April 21 163 views |
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April 21 265 views |
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W 4x100 (Invite ELITE- Kersey All-Stars w/Felix 42.87, 2012 Mt SAC Relays) April 21 7480 views |
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M 4x100 (Invite ELITE, HSI 38.39) April 21 2533 views |
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B 4x100 H01 (HS Invite, Notre Dame 4145) April 21 538 views |
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April 21 181 views |
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G 400 H01 (HS Invite, Bryant 5527) April 21 363 views |
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April 21 290 views |
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B 400 H01 (HS Invite, Toler 4889) April 21 650 views |
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April 21 266 views |
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April 21 425 views |
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W 800 (Olympic Development- Bird 2:03, 2012 Mt SAC Relays) April 21 1971 views |
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M 800 (Olympic Development- Johnson 1:46, 2012 Mt SAC Relays) April 21 3416 views |
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W 800 (Invite ELITE- Beckwith 2:00, 2012 Mt SAC Relays) April 21 4990 views |
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W 400 H02 (Olympic Dev- Miki Barber 52.32, 2012 Mt SAC Relays) April 21 1869 views |
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W 400 H01 (Invite ELITE- Abogunloko 51.87) April 21 2262 views |
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M 400 H02 (Olympic Dev, Teddy Venel 45.97) April 21 713 views |
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April 21 197 views |
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April 21 376 views |
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M 400 H01 (Invite Elite- Rooney over Wariner new WL, 2012 Mt SAC Relays) April 21 10494 views |
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April 21 522 views |
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M 100 (Paralympic Ambulatory H01) April 21 314 views |
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April 21 280 views |
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M 5k H02 (Olympic Development) April 21 2783 views |
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April 21 350 views |
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April 21 1008 views |
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W 5k H02 (Olympic Development) April 20 418 views |
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W 5k H02 (Olympic Development) April 20 429 views |
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W mile (PUMA MILE - Stellingwerff 4:31, 2012 Mt SAC Relays) April 20 3719 views |
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W 1500 H01 (Elite Invite - Flood runs NCAA leading 4:11, 2012 Mt SAC Relays) April 20 4516 views |
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M 1500 (Elite Invite H01- The UK show, 2012 Mt SAC Relays) April 20 4981 views |
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April 20 1308 views |
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M 800 H01 (Mudd 1:47, 2012 Mt SAC Relays) April 20 2612 views |
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April 20 295 views |
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M 100 H01 (Jeremy Dotson 10.32 & Ashton Eaton 10.36. 2012 Mt SAC Relays) April 20 1538 views |
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W 10k (Oly Development FINISH) April 20 513 views |
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April 20 395 views |
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W 10k (Invite- Millhouse & Perez battle, 2012 Mt SAC Relays) April 20 1901 views |
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M 3k steeple (Oly Development- Haebe pulls D2 upset, 2012 Mt SAC Relays) April 20 6648 views |
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April 19 392 views |
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M 10k (Invite- Sambu NCAA leader, 2012 Mt SAC Relays) April 19 3494 views |
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W 3k steeple (Invite- Hinds of Jamaica) April 19 2049 views |
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W 1500 H04 (Cummins 4:19, 2012 Mt SAC Relays) April 19 1372 views |
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W 1500 H03 (Coneo 4:18, 2012 Mt. SAC Relays) April 19 959 views |
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W 1500 H02 (Navarro 4:22, 2012 Mt SAC Relays) April 19 1268 views |
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W 1500 H01 (Higginson 4:18, 2012 Mt. SAC Relays) April 19 1730 views |
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M 1500 H03 (Loy 3:43 top Thurs time, 2012 Mt SAC Relays) April 19 1453 views |
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M 1500 H02 (Shawel 3:49, 2012 Mt SAC Relays) April 19 1205 views |
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M 1500 H01 (Hurysz surprise, 2012 Mt SAC Relays) April 19 3362 views |
April 19, 2012 - April 21, 2012
Mt. San Antonio College
Walnut, California
created by: Ryan From Flotrack
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2013 Mt. Sac Relays
Videos, results and interviews from the 2012 Mt. SAC Relays hosted by Mt. San Antonio College from April 18-20, 2013 in Walnut, CA. Flotrack will be streaming the event live.
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2012 Mt. SAC Relays
Videos, results and interviews from the 2012 Mt. SAC Relays hosted by Mt. San Antonio College from April 19-21, 2012 in Walnut, CA. Flotrack will be streaming the event live.
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2011 Mt. SAC Relays
Watch videos and results from the 2011 Mt. SAC Relays. The 2011 Mt. SAC Relays will have some of the best athletes in the world competing. Top Americans like Molly Huddle, Chris Solinsky, Matt Tegenkamp, German Fernadez, Jenny Simpson and Shalane Flanagan all will be competing in the 2011 Mt. SAC Relays. Athletes from high schools, colleges, and clubs will make the pilgrimage to Mt. San Antonio College for the 53rd annual Mt. SAC Relays.
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2010 PUMA Mt. SAC Relays
Flotrack's coverage of the 2010 Mt. SAC Relays held on the campus of Mt. San Antonio College in Walnut, CA. This marks Flotrack's third year of LIVE coverage at Mt. SAC and the second year of the PUMA Mile.
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2009 Puma Mt. SAC Relays
Hilmer Lodge was only with the Mt. SAC Relays a relatively short time but the impact he had on it and track and field in the US was profound. In preparation for his first Mt. SAC Relays event, Hilmer convinced the Mt. San Antonio College Board of Trustees to construct a state of the art track and field facility inside an already beautiful stadium complex. When completed, it was considered one of the fastest all-weather tracks in the world. The composition was of volcanic ash, clay and diatomaceous earth. It was on a cold afternoon of April 24 and 25, 1959 that Lodge’s bold plan to put on a major Relay carnival on the west coast to match those of the well established Penn and Drake Relays turned into reality. He wanted his event to coincide with the dates of America’s traditional early season meets, but not to limit the competition to prep and collegiate level athletes. He also wanted America’s post graduate, club and open athletes to compete as well. Moreover, he wanted women to have opportunities equal to the men. Thus, in 1959 a major track and field meet was born on the West Coast, unique from any others in the US and at the conclusion of the 1959 affair, Track and Field News reported, "The first annual Mt. SAC Relays got off to a good start with first class performances in every event and excellent standards of achievement in all areas. The West Coast’s only two day affair outclassed the old established meets by a wide margin in a comparison of winning performances."
Hilmer retired in 1963 and moved with his wife Dorothy to Pala, California to devote full time to his citrus ranch, which had previously been just a hobby. From his first Relays in 1959 through his retirement in 1962, the event had grown from 850 high school, community college, college and club athletes competing in 56 different events over a 14 hour period to one of two days consisting of 139 events, 19 hours and almost 3000 athletes. In that same span, the new facility (combined with Lodge’s involvement in national and Olympic track and field) attracted our US Olympic Team to Mt. SAC for its 1960 and 1964 training and trials site and in 1968 for one of its two trial venues.
While Hilmer continued his involvement in the relays after his retirement, the school’s second track coach, Don Ruh, assumed the day to day duties of the meet as its manager and director for the next 24 years. During that period, the event continued to grow in size and popularity while maintaining its claim of being the US’s number one performance meet. By 1985, the Mt. SAC Relays had become the largest meet in the world. By that time the competition portion of the meet extended over 50 hours, 6 days, 350 events and over 9000 competitors.
The Relays became an international affair as athletes started coming from around the world looking for quality competition in near ideal conditions. A usual Relays had teams from 18-20 nations present with Mexico, Canada and Australia traditionally sending the largest contingents. In 1980 a diplomatic coup took place at the Relays when a team from the People’s Republic of China agreed to meet Taiwan for the first time since their countries’ separation over 40 years earlier. This historical event opened the door of cultural and sports exchanges from that time on. In this same era, traditional Southern California track and field events, such as The Coliseum Relays and the Compton Relays, fell by the wayside because of severe financial problems.
The Mt. SAC Relays continue to survive as a nonprofit event because of its strong network of volunteers. This group of dedicated officials and the lay Games Committee work tirelessly to ensure the success of the Relays. In 1986, a former Mt. SAC athlete, world record holder and Olympic pole vault gold and silver medalist, Bob Seagren, returned to Mt. SAC as a Vice-President of Puma USA to give the Relays its first major sponsorship. The new Puma Mt. SAC Relays was given a much needed boost while the original philosophy of the event was maintained. The "Tradition of Excellence" of the Mt. SAC Relays continues to the present day.
In 1984, the success of the Los Angeles Olympic Games prompted the formation of the The Amateur Athletic Foundation of Los Angeles to promote sport among the youth of Southern California. In 1986, the AAF selected the Mt. SAC Relays as its first ever grant recipient. This honor allowed the Relays to expand its program to include boys and girls to participate in two special AAF-Mt. SAC Relays Youth Days. This would never have been financially possible without the support of the AAF. This program, along with the instructional clinic program, has grown each year; over 250,000 youth athletes have actively participated since the inception of the program.
With the ever increasing need for AAF-Mt. SAC Relays coordination and Olympic development programs, Ruh passed the directorship of the Relays on to a long time track and field enthusiast, Dan Shrum in 1988. Also at this time, Dr. Ernie Gregoire, the long time Women’s Division Chairman, assumed the role of Executive Director. Mazda served as the major sponsor from 1989 through 1992. The 1992 event, which was seen nationwide on television, showcased 15 eventual gold medalists from the 1992 Barcelona Olympics, along with 10 silver and 7 bronze medalists. No other US meet came close to matching this level of quality.
In 1997 the directorship of the Relays was passed on to Scott Davis who previously served as the Assistant Director and long time announcer of the event since 1982. Dr. Gregoire retired from the college, but remained on assuming the position of Relays Marketing Director. Deborah Blackmore, the colleges Dean/Athletic Director, took over the role as Relays Executive Director.
In 2006, Doug Todd, Mt. SAC's Director of Cross Country and Track and Field took over as Relays Director. Scott Davis remained on as the Relays Coordinator but retired at the conclusion of the 2008 event. In 2009 the Relays was restructured with Todd continuing as the Relays Director with the following individuals serving as divisional coordinators: Youth Days - Don Ruh, Community College - Mike Goff, High School - Tim O'Rourke, University - Ron Kamaka, Elite - Brian Yokoyama.
The Mt. SAC Relays exists because of the long time dedication and hard work of hundreds of volunteers and supporters. Moving into our second 50 years of excellence we look forward to new chapters of is due to the individuals and the talents of the many athletes who have graced Hilmer Lodge Stadium with their .
What now follows is our best effort at condensing thousands of outstanding performances from the past meets into a few lines. We apologize for any injustice done to so many other great athletes who participated in this marvelous event.
April 24-25, 1959 - Bill Dellinger runs the 2 mile in 8:48.2, Ray Norton runs 100 yards in 9.5, Dallas Long puts 61-10 1/2, Rink Babka tosses the discus 189- 4, Hal Connolly throws the hammer 215- 4 and Charles Dumas high jumps 6- 9 1/2.
April 22-23, 1960 - UCLA frosh, C. K. Yang, scores 7892 in the decathlon, Jim Beatty runs 14:13.9 for 5000 meters, Ron Morris vaults 15- 4, Hal Connolly tosses the hammer 225- 0 1/2 and Lew Stieglitz sets an AR 30:19.2 for 1000 meters.
April 28-29, 1961 - Bobby Avant high jumps 7- 0, Rink Babka tosses the discus 194- 7 1/2, Dennis Johnson runs a windy 9.2 for 100 yards, Bob Schul runs a 9:14.7 steeplechase and USC’s mile relay team sets a CR 3:07.6.
April 27-28, 1962 - Dave Tork sets a WR in pole vault at 16- 2, Arizona State’s mile relay team sets a CR 3:07.5, Al Oerter tosses the discus 198- 6 and Jim Grelle becomes the 4th American to break 4 minutes in the mile with 3:59.9.
April 26-27, 1963 - Arizona State’s Barrick, Carr, Freeman and Ulis Williams set yet another great mark with a WR 3:04.5 in the mile relay, Al Oerter sets a discus WR at 205- 5 1/2, C. K. Yang sets a WR in the decathlon with 9121, Bob Hayes runs a windy 9.9 100 meters and Rex Cawley runs 50.9 for the 400 meter hurdles.
April 25-26, 1964 - Al Oerter sets another discus WR with 206- 6, Grambling College equals the WR in the 440 yard relay with 40.0, Frank Covelli tosses the javelin 260- 7, Bob Schul runs 13:59.4 for 5000 meters and Darel Newman runs a 10.1 100 meters.
April 23-24, 1965 - Ed Burke tosses the hammer 221- 2, Bob Seagrean sets a national JC vault record at 16- 0, Ralph Boston long jumps a windy 26- 5 and Don Shy from Mt. SAC runs the hurdles in a windy 13.7.
April 29-30, 1966 - Art Walker triple jumps 53-10 1/4, Ed Burke tosses the hammer 223-11, John Pennel vaults 17- 0, Tom Farrell runs 880 in 1:47.9, Parry O’Brien puts 62- 4 and Tommie Smith anchors San Jose State’s 880 relay team to victory in 1:23.8.
April 28-29, 1967 - San Jose State wins the 4 x 220 and 4 x 440 relays with Tommie Smith, Lee Evans, Ron Whitney hurdles 50.7, Chris Papanicolaou vaults 16- 8 and then lost a 17- 0 effort when officials ruled the wobbly bar due to wind would have fallen off had it not been held in place.
April 26-28, 1968 - Fort MacArthur runs a 9:33.4 WR in the distance medley relay, Randy Matson puts 69-10 1/2, Bob Beamon long jumps a windy 27- 4, Martin McGrady covers the 880 in 1:49.4, George Young steeples 8:40.0 and Kenny Moore runs the 10000 in 29:32.4.
April 25-27, 1969 - John Carlos runs 100 yards in 9.2, then anchors San Jose State’s 440 relay in 39.6 and anchors 4 x 220 to 1:22.7, Lee Evans anchors the Spartan mile relay with a 44.5 and Frank Covelli tosses the javelin 272- 2. Chi Cheng sets a 220 yard hurdle WR with 26.2.
April 24-26, 1970 - Lee Evans runs the 440 hurdles in 50.5 and then runs 46.7 440 52 minutes later, Randy Matson puts 68-11 1/2, Willie Davenport runs the 120 yard hurdles in 13.7 and Frank Covelli tosses the javelin 262-11.
April 23-25, 1971 - Jay Silvester wins the discus with 220- 4, the second longest ever by an American, as 6 men throw over 200 feet, Don Quarrie and Chuck Smith both run 9.3 for 100 yards and Randy Matson puts 67- 4.
April 28-30, 1972 - Kjell Isaksson and Bob Seagren both vault 17- 7 1/2 for a new stadium record with Isaksson winning on misses, Bill Schmidt tosses the javelin 265- 3 while Lee Evans wins his second 400 title in a row with 46.0.
April 27-29, 1973 - Al Feuerbach wins the shot with 70- 9 over George Woods, the first ever 70 footer at Mt. SAC, Stan Whitley captures the long jump with 26- 5 1/2 beating Randy Williams and Arnie Robinson while Kate Schmidt sets a new javelin AR with 184- 5.
April 26-28, 1974 - Milan Tiff triples a windy 55- 2 1/4, Doug Brown wins the steeplechase in 8:39.8, Al Feuerbach puts 69-11 3/4, Peter Farmer captures the hammer with 230- 1, Mary Decker sets a stadium record with 2:04.8 for 880 and Francie Larrieu sets stadium records in the mile at 4:40.8 and en route at 1500 meters.
April 25-27, 1975 - Steve Williams runs a windy 9.1 for 100 yards, which would have been a world record, Ron Mooers and Don Baird set a stadium record in the vault at 17- 8 1/2 with Mooers winning on misses, John Powell captures the discus with 216- 5, Robin Campbell wins both the 400 and 800 in 53.5 and 2:11.6 and Kate Schmidt wins the javelin with 191- 9.
April 23-25, 1976 - Mac Wilkins sets a new WR in the discus with 226-11, with the deepest field ever behind him, with 15 throwers over 185 feet, Reynaldo Brown wins his 6th straight high jump title at 7- 3, Dedy Cooper runs the 110 hurdles in a windy 13.6 and Rosalyn Bryant wins the 100, 200 and 400 meter events in 11.7, 23.8 and 52.9.
April 23-25, 1977 - John Powell wins the discus over Mac Wilkins with a 219- 2 toss, Mike Boit wins the 800 in 1:47.2 and Debbie Brill sets a new Canadian high jump record with 6- 3 1/4. This was the last Relays run on the famous Mt. SAC volcanic ash track.
1978 - Over 22 inches of spring rain delay construction of the new track, causing the cancellation of all events except the community college decathlon and marathon events. The 1978 event was intended to be in memoriam to the founder of the Relays, Hilmer Lodge, who died during the fall of 1977.
April 20-22, 1979 - The all new urethane track proves to be super fast as Clancy Edwards runs 10.15 and 20.33, Milan Tiff triples a windy 56- 1 3/4, Mark Anderson of Mt. SAC wins the decathlon with 7555, Mike Tully vaults 17-10 1/2, Edwin Moses wins the 400 hurdle event in 48.50, Debbie LaPlante runs 13.10 for a new AR in the 100 hurdles and Francie Larrieu runs 1500 meters in 4:09.15.
April 18-20, 1980 - Mt. SAC becomes the site of the first ever meeting between athletes from Taiwan and the People’s Republic of China, which opens the door to future meetings and produces many new friendships. Harvey Glance wins the 100 meters in a windy 10.07, Mike Tully and Earl Bell set a new stadium record in the vault at 18- 4 1/4 with Tully winning on misses, Larry Myricks captures the long jump at 26-10 1/4 and Meg Ritchie tosses the discus 201- 4.
April 24-26, 1981 - Edwin Moses captures his 60th consecutive race in a MR 48.61, USC sets the WR in the shuttle hurdles at 55.25, Karin Smith sets a CR in the javelin at 210-11, Meg Ritchie sets a CR in the discus at 221- 5 and Jane Frederick scores 6166 in the heptathlon, which would have been a WR except for a hand timed 800 meters. John Muir High School wins the high school division 4 x 400 relay in 3:13.7.
April 23-25, 1982 - The event features 12 world leading performances, including a 10.09 100 meters by Carl Lewis, a 44.72 400 meters by Bert Cameron, a 13.31 110 hurdle effort by Sam Turner and a 218- 5 discus toss by Ria Stalman. Larry Myricks long jumps 27- 6, Gabriel Kamau runs 10000 in a meet and stadium record 27:36.2 and Jackie Joyner scores 5933 point in the heptathlon.
April 21-23, 1983 - Carl Lewis wins the 100 meters in a windy 9.93, Mt. SAC grad Mark Anderson scores 8251 points in the decathlon, Ben Plucknett tosses the discus 227- 7, Mike Barnett sets a meet record of 296- 5 in the javelin, Carol Lewis captures her second in a series of 4 straight long jump titles at Mt. SAC with 21- 8 1/4 and Ria Stalman establishes a national record for Holland in the discus at 220- 6.
April 27-29, 1984 - The year of the LA Olympics and former Mt. SAC athlete Bob Seagren gives the Mt. SAC Relays the Puma-Energizer sponsorship and 15,000 attend the meet. Athletes from 23 countries compete at the Relays. Carl Lewis wins the 100 meters once again in 10.06 while sister Carol long jumps 22-10 1/2 to equal the CR, Claudia Losch of Germany puts 66- 0 1/2, Jackie Joyner scores 6329 points in the heptathlon, Ria Stalman tosses the discus 219- 2 and the Santa Monica TC wins the sprint medley in 3:12.2. 35 Olympic medals were earned by athletes who competed at Mt. SAC three months later.
April 26-28, 1985 - Jud Logan sets the hammer AR with 252- 3, Carl Lewis runs a windy 9.90 100 meters, Ed Eyestone sets an American CR in 10000 at 27:41.05, Kirk Baptiste runs a windy 200 meters in 20.04, Mauricio Gonzales establishes new national record for Mexico at 5000 meters in 13:22.4, Tom Petranoff wins the javelin with 295- 9, Merlene Ottey sets a Jamaican NR in 100 meters in 10.92 and Carol Lewis wins the long jump again at 22- 8 1/2.
April 25-27, 1986 - A record 3 day attendance of 25,000 watches the Puma-Mt. SAC Relays and the first ever AAF-Mt. SAC Youth Days attracts 1700 participants. Jud Logan sets an AR in the hammer at 265- 4, Jackie Joyner scores 6910 in the heptathlon, Carl Lewis sprints 10.14 in the 100 meters and then long jumps a windy 27- 4, John Brenner puts 71- 5 1/2, the Santa Monica TC sets an AR in 4 x 800 with 7:06.5 and Doug Fraley vaults 18-11.
April 24-26, 1987 - Over 8200 athletes take part in the Puma-Mt. SAC Relays. John Brenner sets an AR with a put of 73-10 3/4, UCLA runs the 4 x 400 in 3:01.09, Carl Lewis has the greatest long jump series in history with all 6 jumps over 28 feet, Jake Jacoby high jumps 7- 7, Patrick Sang runs the steeplechase in 8:28.9, Gail Devers wins the 200 meters in a windy 22.55 and Ramona Pagel captures the shout put with 61- 2 3/4.
April 22-24, 1988 - Randy Barnes puts 72- 6 1/2, Mac Wilkins wins the discus with 222-11, Mike Powell long jumps 26-11 3/4, UCLA sets stadium and meet records in the 4 x 400 relay by clocking 3:00.81, Grace Jackson sets a Jamaican NR in the 400 meters with 50.72 and Ramona Pagel sets a new AR in the shot with a toss of 63- 6 1/4.
April 21-23, 1989 - Larry Myricks long jumps a windy 28- 5, the Santa Monica TC clocks 38.63 in the 4 x 100 and 1:20.54 in the 4 x 200, Wolfgang Schmidt of Germany tosses the discus 219- 0, Ireland’s Monica Joyce sets a new NR in the 10000 meters with 32:21.16 clocking, Ramona Pagel captures another shot title with a toss of 61- 9 and Schowonda Williams runs the 400 hurdles in 56.18.
April 20-22, 1990 - Randy Barnes puts 73- 1 1/4, Wolfgang Schmidt wins the discus once again with a 216- 2 toss, Seppo Raty of Finland wins the javelin with a toss of 261- 6, Noureddine Morceli sets a national JC record in the 5000 with a clocking of 13:25.20, Joaquim Cruz wins the 1500 in 3:41.32, Connie Price wins the women’s shot with 61- 4 1/4 and later captures the discus with a toss of 193- 7.
April 19-21, 1991 - Mike Marsh captures in the 100 meters in a windy 10.00, Kevin Young wins the 400 hurdles in 48.71, the Santa Monica TC relays 38.33 in the 4 x 100 and later captures in 4 x 400 in 3:02.33, Mike Powell wins the long jump with a windy 27- 5 1/2, while on the women’s side, PattiSue Plumer wins the 5000 meters in 15:24.4 and a Nike International team sets a MR in the 4 x 400 relay with a time of 3:30.86.
April 16-18, 1992 - 32 of America’s eventual medalists from Barcelona compete at the relays. Mike Marsh wins the 100 in 9.93, Santa Monica relays 37.97 with Carl Lewis on the anchor, Romas Ubartas of Lithuania captures the discus with a toss of 223- 8, Gail Devers wins the women’s 100 with a 10.95 clocking, Maria Mutola sets a Mozambique NR for 1500 with 4:13.42, Yolanda Henry wins the high jump at 6- 3 1/2 while Ramona Pagel wins the shot once again at 60- 2 1/2.
April 15-17, 1993 - Carl Lewis anchors the Santa Monica TC in the 4 x 100 to a 38.00 clocking, Daniel Effiong wins the 100 in 10.13, Somalia’s Abdi Bile wins the 1500 in 3:39.52, Nigeria’s Ade Olukoju wins the discus with a toss of 213- 5, USC’s Balasz Kiss wins the hammer with 249- 4, while on the women’s side, young USC sprinter Inger Miller wins both the 100 and 200 in 11.11 and 22.33 respectively and Trina Painter wins the 10000 in 32:19.79.
April 15-17, 1994 - The Santa Monica quartet of Marsh, Burrell, Heard and Lewis starts off by winning the 4 x 100 in 37.79 and then comes back to set a WR in the 4 x 200 in 1:18.68. The second place World All Star team in the 4 x 200 was also under the old WR, with anchor John Regis burning a 19.1. Mike Marsh wins the 100 once again in 10.00 while on the women’s side, Olga Appell runs the 10000 meters in a meet and stadium record of 32:03.42 and Tisha Waller sets a stadium record in the high jump at 6- 5.
April 13-15, 1995 - Mike Marsh wins the 100 yet again in a windy 9.89, Ray Doakes high jumps 7- 6 1/2, Carl Lewis wins the long jump with a windy 26- 8 1/4, USC’s Balasz Kiss wins the hammer again with a toss of 257- 8, Jearl Miles captures the women’s 800 with a 2:02.79 clocking, UCLA’s Amy Acuff wins the high jump at 6- 3 1/2, Ramona Pagel garners another shot tile with 61- 4, Dawn Dumble wins the discus with a 189 - 0 effort and Ashley Selman wins the javelin at 190- 3.
April 19-21, 1996 - A great 100 meter race is won by Ato Boldon with a Trinidadian NR 9.93 with Mike Marsh second in 9.95. LaMont Smith wins the 400 meters in 44.63, Kamiel Maase of Holland runs 28:01.4 to win the 10000 meters, Mike Powell captures the long jump with 27- 3 3/4, Anthony Washington tosses the discus 216- 9, while Lynn Jennings wins the women’s 5000 in 15:32.72, Tisha Waller captures the high jump with a leap of 6- 4 and Ramona Pagel captures yet another shot tile with a throw of 59-11 3/4.
April 18-20, 1997 - Another great 100 meter race is won by Santa Monica’s Michael Marsh in a windy 9.87. Antonio Pettigrew wins an open 400 with a spectacular mark of 44.86. In Carl Lewis’ final Mt. SAC appearance, the great Santa Monica TC sprinter anchors his club to world leading efforts in the 400 relay in 38.50 and the sprint medley in 3:12.75. Joe Greene leaps 27- 9 1/4 in the long jump and John Godina has a great double, winning the shot with 69- 1 1/2 and the discus at 213- 1. In the women’s high jump, Kaisa Bergqvist jumps 6- 4 1/4, while Stacy Dragila sets an American record in the pole vault with 13-11 and South Carolina’s Dawn Ellerbe establishes yet another American record in the hammer with a toss of 210- 8.
April 17-19, 1998 - The 100 highlights the meet once again, with Trinidad’s Ato Boldon winning the event in a spectacular meet and stadium record 9.86. Boldon’s HSI teammate, Maurice Greene, wins the 200 in a meet and stadium record 20.03. Richie Boulet wins the mile in 3:58.2 while 24 or 26 runners in the 5000 dip under 14:00, with Karl Keska getting the victory in 13:26.37. John Godina has the best ever one day double when he wins the shot put with 71- 5 1/2 and later the discus with 218- 1. The great Marion Jones winds the distaff 400 with a fine 50.36 lifetime best. Other great marks were recorded by Jenny Crain in the 10000, 32:30.01, Kim Carson in the hurdles, 12.69w and Valeyta Althouse in the shot put with 60- 5 3/4. Vector Sports captures both women’s relay in spectacular fashion, clocking 42.55 and 3:30.65 respectively.
April 16-18, 1999 - Six meet records highlight the competition. On the men’s side, Hudson de Souza of Brazil takes the mile in 3:56.98 and Larry Wade captures the hurdles in 13.22. The women establish four new standards with Tisha Waller taking the high jump with a great 6- 6 3/4 effort, Stacy Dragila sets a new American record in the vault at 14- 7 1/2, Suzette Lee of Jamaica triple jumps 45- 3 1/2 and Lisa Misipeka sets a new standard in the hammer at 213- 7. Brian Baker wins a great 5000 in 13:35.84 and C. J. Hunter wins the shot at 70 -3. Once again, Marion Jones runs to victory in her only 400 race of the year clocking 50.79 while Deena Drossin runs to victory in the 10000 meter event with a fine 32:17.88.
April 14-16, 2000 - Eight meet records are broken during a spectacular meet. Bernard Lagat establishes a new standard in the mile with his fine effort of 3:54.97. This after winning the 5000 meters two nights earlier in 13:23.46. Michael Marsh becomes a seven time 100 champ, winning in a windy 9.90 and Chris Williams of Jamaica sets a new record in the 200 by clocking 20.02. Virgilijus Alekna opens his discus season with a fine mark of 222- 5. On the women’s side, the incomparable Marion Jones blazes to a 49.59 clocking in the 400 while Anjanette Kirkland rushes over the 100 hurdles in 12.63. Stacy Dragila wins the pole vault for the 4th straight year. Nora Rocha and Annette Peters win very fast races in the 5000 and 10000 respectively, with Rocha clocking 15:15.64 and Peters 32:03.06.
April 20-22, 2001 - Once again, eight athletes establish meet records during a truly outstanding competition. For the first time at Mt. SAC, the 19 foot barrier in the pole vault is eclipsed as Lawrence Johnson, Tim Mack and Russ Buller all clear 19 - 0 3/4. Breaux Greer establishes a great record in the javelin by tossing 276- 4. Bernard Lagat of Kenya wins both the mile and 5000 meter races for the second straight year. On the women's side, Marion Jones wins the rarely contested 300 meter race in a record time of 35.68 while Ida Nilsson establishes another meet and Swedish national record in the steeplechase by winning in 10:03.98. The throws also produce two outstanding meet records: Dawn Ellerbe's 217- 6 in the hammer along with Kim Kreiner's 184- 8 in the javelin.
April 19-21, 2002 - Great conditions prevailed once again as six meet records were established. Perhaps the most spectacular mark was Kenta Bell's triple jump of 57-10 1/4, which turned out to be the number one jump in the world for 2002. Bernard Lagat won his 3rd straight 5000 title with a record 13:19.14 and Chris Rawlinson of Great Britain set a new standard in the 400 hurdles by clocking 48.49. On the women's side, Korene Hinds of Jamaica set a new meet record in the steeplechase by running 9:58.9 and Canada's Courtney Babcock ran a terrific 15:10.66 to set a new standard in the 5000 meter event. Kim Kreiner tossed the javelin 188- 4 to set a new record as well. And the incomparable Marion Jones won her 5th straight title at 400 meters, defeating a strong field in 50.46.
April 17-19, 2003 - Exceptional performances were the order of the day once again under clear, warm skies. Maurice Greene won the 200 in 20.16; Daniel Lincoln captured the steeplechase in 8:29.57 while the great Allen Johnson won the hurdle event in 13.42. Kemel Thompson of Jamaica won the long hurdle event in a world leading 48.52 and Kenta Bell won his second triple jump title with a fine leap of 56 - 9 1/2. On the distaff side, Kelli White won the 100 in 10.97 while high schooler Allyson Felix defeated a stellar 200 field with an American Junior record 22.51. An American Junior record was established in the 5000 when Notre Dame's Molly Huddle finished 5th in 15:36.95. Other US leading marks were established in the discus by Aretha Hill at 207- 1 and in the hammer by Anna Norgren-Mahon at 234- 0.
April 16-18, 2004 - Another fabulous meet which produced seven world leading marks and many exceptional performances by collegians as well. Maurice Greene blasted to a 10.02 world leader in the 100 while in the distance carnival, Jonathon Riley did the same with a spectacular 13:21.11 5000 meter run, defeating a world class field. Jonathan Johnson of Texas Tech ran a fine 800 in defeating Kenya's great Bernard Lagat in 1:46.32. Savante Stringfellow long jumped 27 - 3 1/4 and Kenta Bell tripled 57- 1. On the women's side, Carrie Messner ran a WL 9:50.16 steeplechase while Shalane Flanagan ran the 5000 in a US leading 15:09.67, winning a terrific race with Kim Smith of Providence. Germany's Sabrina Mockenhaupt won a great 10000 with a world leading 31:23.35 while Angela Whyte of Canada captured the 100 hurdle event in 12.75, also a world leader. Tisha Waller captured the high jump with 6- 5 while UCLA's Chelsea Johnson won the pole vault with a leap of 14- 8.
April 15-17, 2005 - Four meet records fell during the 47th event. Wallace Spearmon of Arkansas ran a 19.97 200 meters to become only the 16th American to dip under 20 seconds. Bernard Lagat, who has run very well here for many years, established a new mark in the 5000 meters by clocking 13:14.71. Perhaps the mark of the meet came with a monster throw in the javelin by Breaux Greer as he threw 287-6, just one inch off the American record. In the women's javelin, Christina Scherwin of Denmark set a new Relays record by throwing 191- 7. Other fine marks included Dominique Arnold's 13.35 in the 110 hurdles, Veronica Campbell's windy 10.98 in the 100 meters, Jamaica's Korene Hinds capturing the steeplechase in 9:51.12, Amy Acuff's 6- 4 high jump and Canada's Perdita Felicien blazing a 12.73 in the 100 hurdles.
April 13-15, 2006 - Khadevis Robinson established a new meet and stadium record by capturing the 800 in 1:44.98. USC's Jesse Williams high jumped 7- 6 1/2 while A.G. Kruger tossed the hammer 257- 7. Aarik Wilson won the triple jump with a fine effort of 56- 1 1/4, becoming only the 26th American to surpass 56 feet. An Arkansas Alumni team captured the 4x100 relay in a swift 38.19, defeating the US National teams. On the women's side, Chauntae Howard's 6- 6 3/4 in the high jump and Jenn Stuczynski's 14- 7 in the vault equaled the meet records. And Christina Scherwin of Denmark set a new meet and stadium record in the javelin by capturing her second title in a row with a toss of 195-11.
April 13-15, 2007 - The obvious highlight of the meet was the great American Record by Shalane Flanagan in the Women's 5000. Running alone for most of the race, she clocked an amazing 14:44.80 to break Regina Jacob's mark from 2000. Akiba McKinney jumped a world leading 22- 4 1/2 and the MVP Track Club sped to another world leading mark of 3:30.58 in the 4 x 400 Relay. On the men's side, Arturo Barrios led a great field to the tape in a world leading 13:11.37 in the Men's 5000, with Anthony Famiglietti second in an American leading 13:11.93. The Arkansas Alums rushed to a great 38.30 in the 4 x 100 relay while Olympic Champion Dwight Phillips won the long jump with a fine 26- 9 effort. Mexico's Gio Lanaro established a meet and stadium record in the pole vault with a superb effort of 19- 1 defeating a world class field. Libor Charfreitag won the hammer for a record seventh time with a fine toss of 263- 8. In all, 7 world leading marks were established along with 9 US leaders.
April 17-20, 2008 - Being just a few short months before the Olympic Games in 2008, the Mt. SAC Relays was once again a season opener for numerous Olympians from the United States and the world. Tyson Gay ran anchor on the victorious Team Adidas 4X100M Relay (38.51), Stephanie Brown Trafton won the discus competition with a toss of 202'8", a prelude to her Olympic Gold Medal winning toss at Bejing. Anthony Faminlietti captured the steeplechase at 8:26.94 and then went on to win the Olympic Trials, securing a spot of the U.S. team. Mt. SAC regulars Dwight Phillips and stadium record holder Giovanni Lanaro both won their respective events in 2008 and defended their Mt. SAC Relays titles from 2007l. Phillips notched his second victory in a row with a 27' 00"1/2" long jump and Lanaro with an 18' 00"1/2" pole vault. 2008 also saw the an "old" sponsor return again in a very new way. PUMA returned as the events title sponsor and made a very big splash in their first year back.
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High School Track Runner
1 year ago
Please get new commentators, this year's commentators only talked about their experiences running, how they "lost 10 pounds," and the events not featured in the specific videos. If they are going to commentate on the long jump, please do it on a long jump video, not an 800m one. Last year's commentators were better, even with their confusion of who the athletes on the track were. |
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Shawn Sumpter
1 year ago
Meet officials need to watch the video of heat 2 of the womens 800. Second place was clearly not a tie as they have it in the results. Not by a long shot. |
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Drew Wasmund
1 year ago
Poor coverage? They showed every race but the lower end 10k's!!! There will be archived videos, interviews and live feed for 90% of the meet. Show some gratitude. |
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Carl Henker
1 year ago
Can't believe the live coverage was shut down at 9:20 with 4 more events to run. Who is in change of the schedule. Hope we don't have to wait for a couple of days to see the archived vedio's..........very poor coverage. |
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Liz Arseneau
1 year ago
I wonder if videos will appear soon....like women's 10000???? |
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Shawn Sumpter
1 year ago
That is because live coverage ended at the scheduled time of 9:20pm. I am bummed too! |
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Liz Arseneau
1 year ago
Live feed is not working....bummer! |
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Shawn Sumpter
1 year ago
Hey guys this page http://www.flotrack.org/coverage/248555-2012-Mt-SAC-Relays is lacking the link to the live feed. The "Watch Live" text is not active. Thanks again for great coverage particlualrly glad that the camera person quit raking the chase packs of the Womens development 10k. Much more settled down now with smother passes and pauses over the groups. Good job. Plenty of time to cover the field in a 30+ minute race. :) |
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KWell
1 year ago
Live coverage doesn't start until 6:00pm PST tonight |
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Mark Carter
1 year ago
Is live feed up |
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Sean Wang
1 year ago
Mt Sac Multi/CA Invite live results, hosted by Azusa Pacific. |
