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Sports => What about Track & Field => Topic started by: jusbless on March 26, 2012, 05:27:22 AM
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Women 100 Meter Hurdles
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Name Year School Finals Wind H#
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1 154 Bellille, Janeil South Plains 13.52 -0.3 1
2 255 Jackson, Janice UTEP 13.70 -0.3 1
3 117 Cleveland, Jndia New Mexico S 14.16 -0.3 1
4 167 McKnight, Sparkle South Plains 14.43 -0.3 1
5 63 Selmon, Precious New Mexico 14.67 -0.3 1
6 260 McDavid, Aeisha UTEP 14.77 -2.6 2
7 261 Menez, Marine UTEP 14.78 -2.6 2
8 303 Shelton, Morgan West Texas A 14.91 -2.6 2
9 298 McCowan, Kirsten West Texas A 15.04 -0.3 1
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Women 400 Meter Hurdles
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Name Year School Finals H#
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1 154 Bellille, Janeil South Plains 56.99 1
2 167 McKnight, Sparkle South Plains 58.34 1
3 263 Pearson, Jallycia UTEP 1:04.03 1
4 264 Sharper, Samantha UTEP 1:05.22 1
5 295 Holiwell, Marisa West Texas A 1:06.31 2
6 18 Willis, Mika Eastern New 1:09.97 2
7 306 Skeen, Bailee West Texas A 1:10.73 2
8 303 Shelton, Morgan West Texas A 1:16.66 1
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UTA Bobby Lane Invitational - 3/24/2012
UT Arlington Maverick Stadium
Event 105 Women 100 Meter Dash
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Name Year School Finals Wind H# Points
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Finals
1 Ahye, Michelle Lee unattached 11.41 2.1 1
2 Meadows, Tawanna Eri Athletics 11.46 2.1 1
3 Hodge, Virgil Unat-Tcu 11.58 +0.0 2
4 Corinealdi, Chaniqua Tcu 11.60 1.7 3
5 Kutu-Akoi, Phobay unattached 11.63 +0.0 2
6 Reynolds, Shannon Texas-Arlington 11.67 1.9 4
7 Ugen, Lorraine Tcu 11.68 1.9 4
Event 109 Women 200 Meter Dash
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Name Year School Finals Wind H# Points
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Finals
1 Moore, La Shauntea Nike 22.94 1.3 1
2 Hodge, Virgil Unat-Tcu 23.50 1.3 1
3 Corinealdi, Chaniqua Tcu 23.73 1.2 2
4 Sanford, Jasmine unattached 23.92 1.3 1
5 Evans, Amber Smu 24.04 1.2 2
6 Kutu-Akoi, Phobay unattached 24.16 1.3 1
7 Ahye, Michelle Lee unattached 24.35 0.7 10 Glaring weakness
8 Lee, Leandria Wayland Baptist 24.41 1.2 2 24.403
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2012 LSU Tiger Relays - 3/23/2012 to 3/24/2012
Bernie Moore Stadium
Event 79 Men Triple Jump College
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TOP 9 MARKS ADVANCE TO FINAL
MINIMUM MARK - 46-0
MEASURE FIRST LEGAL MARK
Stadium: S 56-10.75 2002 Walter Davis, LSU
Meet Record: M 53-02.25 2008 Chris Hercules, UNA
Name Year School Finals Wind
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Finals
1 Lawrence Willis U.S. Express TC 16.65m 1.6 54-07.50
16.10m(1.8 ) 16.00m(-0.4) 13.88m(-3.3) 16.05m(1.6) 16.61m(2.4) 16.65m(1.6)
2 Kyron Blaise LSU 16.53m 5.4 54-02.75
15.17m(0.6) 15.89m(3.8 ) 15.61m(0.6) 15.81m(1.0) 16.28m(3.7) 16.53m(5.4)
3 Zedric Thomas Tiger Olympians 15.44m 3.7 50-08.00
FOUL 15.35m(-0.8 ) FOUL 15.44m(3.7) FOUL FOUL
Event 16 Men 100 Meter Dash College
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TOP 9 TIMES ADVANCE TO FINAL
Stadium: S 9.99 1995 Donovan Bailey, Unattached
Meet Record: M 10.31 2007 Richard Thompson, LSU
Name Year School Finals Wind
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Finals
1 Aaron Ernest LSU 10.27 3.1
2 Keyth Talley LSU 10.28 3.1
3 Barrett Nugent LSU 10.36 3.1
4 Andon Mitchell Unattached 10.40 3.1
5 Trevor Sansone LSU 10.43 3.1
6 Brent Lee Jackson State 10.45 3.1
7 Tim Price TAMU-Kingsville 10.53 3.1
8 Shermund Allsop LSU 10.59 3.1
9 Dominique Watson Akron 10.76 3.1
Event 1 Women 4x100 Meter Relay College
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TOP 9 TIMES ADVANCE TO FINAL
Stadium: S 42.84 2008 LSU, LSU
Meet Record: M 43.62 2008 LSU, LSU
School Finals
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Finals
1 LSU 'A' 43.86
1) Jasmin Stowers 2) Semoy Hackett Back in action!!
3) Rebecca Alexander 4) Kimberlyn Duncan
2 UL-Lafayette 'A' 46.62
1) Morgan Breaux 2) Alexis Malone
3) Stacy Imagbe 4) Jasmin Fusilier
3 Jackson State 'A' 47.58
1) Deonna Bailey 2) Raina Sanders
3) Briana Brown 4) Munirat Balogun
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Some nice results early on in the season. Michelle's 200m has suffered ever since she was injured in Carifta 08 before that she used to run sub 24 but now... I hope whoever is coaching can work her into good shape. I'm not sure how the conditions were but 11.41 with a strong tailwind behind her is what she could have ran at 15 possibly even 14 I hope she didn't get injured again.
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If you cant run a WORLD CLASS 200 forget seeing a podium in the 100. Those days are over. Men and women.
Jeter, VCB, Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce. Those are the last 2 Oly/World champs. What do they have in common?
Gay, Blake, Bolt.....see a pattern?
You get my point.....
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Yup! she needs to step up in the 200. Imagine if she did.... she's a 11.2 100m and if she manage to get in the 22 range she'd prob be close to 11 possibly below.
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One last thing i actually think John Smith would do wonders with MLA... if not John then you Ato would be my top pick to get her to where she needs to(can) be.
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TEXAS RELAYS
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Name Year School Prelims Wind
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Preliminaries
1 Hayes, Chelsea SR Louisiana Tech 11.20q 1.2
2 Hackett, Semoy SR LSU 11.24q 2.1
3 Duncan, Kimberlyn JR LSU 11.26q 1.3
4 Collier, Ashley SO Texas A&M 11.28q 2.1
5 Duncan, Dominique SR Texas A&M 11.30q 2.0
6 Davis, Darshay SO Florida 11.33q 2.0
7 Goodman, Chalonda JR Texas 11.42q 1.2
8 Levy, Jura JR Okla Baptist 11.45q 1.4
9 Abinuwa, Endurance SR UTEP 11.46q 1.4
10 Tyson, Keilah FR Kentucky 11.52 1.4
Hackett video:- http://www.flotrack.org/coverage/248546-2012-Texas-Relays/video/624511-W-100m-H01
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85th Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays
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Univ.of Texas-Mike A. Myers Stadium-Austin,TX - 3/28/2012 to 3
Event 21 Women 400 Meter Hurdles Univ/Coll
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Name Year School Finals
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Finals
1 Bellille, Janeil FR South Plains 55.91
2 Dowie, Danielle SO Texas 56.90
3 McKnight, Sparkle FR South Plains 57.42
4 Holland, Christina JR Baylor 57.69
5 Lowe, Christine SR UNLV 59.16
6 Hyter, Brittany SR Arkansas 59.25
7 White, Chante'sean JR Texas State 59.46
8 Cooper, Angele SR Texas 59.72
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85th Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays
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Univ.of Texas-Mike A. Myers Stadium-Austin,TX - 3/28/2012 to 3
Event 45 Women 4x100 Meter Relay Invitational
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School Finals
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Finals
1 TG Elite 43.13
1) Hastings, Natasha 2) Knight, Bianca
3) McGrone, Candyce 4) Lee-Ahye, Michelle
2 Sprint Station 43.29
1) Lee, Muna 2) Lucas, Porscha
3) Mayo, Gabby 4) Moore, LaShaunte'a
3 TXPerformance 44.14
1) VanBuren, Cleo SR 2) Bayne, Chauntae SR
3) Sanford, Jasmine SR 4) Williams, Tameka SR
4 Young Ladies 45.25
1) Ivory, LaKaydron 2) Meadows, Tawanna
3) Lacy, Kristin 4) Anderson, Latesha
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85th Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays
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Univ.of Texas-Mike A. Myers Stadium-Austin,TX - 3/28/2012 to 3/31
Event 44 Women 4x100 Meter Relay Univ/Coll
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School Finals
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Finals
1 LSU 42.99
1) Pinckney, Takeia SO 2) Hackett, Semoy SR
3) Alexander, Rebecca SR 4) Duncan, Kimberlyn JR
2 Texas A&M 43.21
1) Stewart, LaKeidra JR 2) Ekponé, Olivia FR
3) Duncan, Dominique SR 4) Collier, Ashley SO
3 Texas 43.88
1) Smith, Stacey-Ann SR 2) Peter, Allison SO
3) Udoh, Christy SO 4) Goodman, Chalonda JR
4 Houston 44.36
1) Reese, Tai'Shea JR 2) Brewer, Kiersten FR
3) Perkins, Alicia FR 4) Bolton, Grecia JR
5 Texas Tech 44.64
1) Thomas, Tara SR 2) Alexander, Erica SR
3) Jackson, Candace JR 4) White, Cierra FR
6 Stanford 44.84
1) Hendricks, Shataya SR 2) Levingston, Carissa JR
3) Nelms, Katie SO 4) Carter, Kori SO
7 Arkansas 44.87
1) Flowers, Gwendolyn JR 2) George, Regina JR
3) Jones, Whitney SR 4) Hines, Tiffany SO
8 USC 44.94
1) Laarman, Loudia SO 2) Payne, Aareon SR
3) Puterbaugh, Jenna SO 4) Ndipagbor, Akawkaw FR
9 TCU 45.35
1) Gipson, Whitney SR 2) Corinealdi, Chaniqua JR
3) Jones, Veronica SO 4) Ugen, Lorraine SO
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A good set of results!!! Good to see Semoy back- also good to see Janeil Bellille back in sub 56 form after her injuries it would be great to have her and Josanne in the hurdles come Olympics.
I would love to see the race with MLA anchoring that relay- (looking for her to improve her 200 now, she's training with BK who is a very good 200m runner so I'm hoping to see an improvement).
Wow at LSU running sub 43 this early in the season...
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85th Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays
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Univ.of Texas-Mike A. Myers Stadium-Austin,TX - 3/28/2012 to 3/31/2012
Event 106 Men Triple Jump Section A Univ/Coll
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Name Year School Finals Wind
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Finals
1 Blaise, Kyron SR LSU 16.32m 2.6 53-06.50
FOUL 16.32m(2.6) 16.25m(1.4) FOUL FOUL FOUL
2 Wilson, Jamal Unattached 15.74m 1.8 51-07.75
15.74m(1.) 15.52m(2.5) FOUL(0.6)
3 Woodard, Preston SO Prairie View 15.73m 0.5 51-07.25
FOUL(1.7) 15.61m(3.1) 15.30m(2.5) 15.58m(1.1) 15.29m(2.6) 15.73m(0.5)
4 Olamigoke, Olumide SR Indiana 15.58m 2.9 51-01.50
FOUL(1.7) 15.40m(2.5) 15.07m(1.5) 15.41m(2.5) 15.58m(2.9) 15.13m(1.5)
5 Jackson, Mark SO Texas 15.56m 2.4 51-00.75
FOUL(1.9) FOUL(1.7) 15.01m(1.6) FOUL(2.4) FOUL(2.5) 15.56m(2.4)
6 Parker, Rex SR Indiana 15.40m 3.0 50-06.25
15.39m(1.5) 14.83m(1.2) 15.40m(3.0) 15.18m(1.9) 15.18m(0.7) 14.97m(1.6)
7 Stubblefield, Wilmot JR Long Island 15.37m 3.0 50-05.25
FOUL 15.37m(3.0) FOUL FOUL FOUL FOUL
8 Williams, Dellon SR Texas Tech 15.06m 1. 49-05.00
FOUL FOUL 14.71m(1.9) FOUL 15.06m(1.) FOUL
9 Peden, Jamal SO Steph F. Austin 14.92m 2.4 48-11.50
14.57m(1.4) FOUL(1.3) 14.92m(2.4) 14.58m(2.) 14.72m(2.3) FOUL
10 Thibeaux, O'Daylon JR UL-Lafayette 14.91m 3.2 48-11.00
14.11m(2.3) 14.60m(0.9) 14.91m(3.2) 12.98m(2.5) 14.59m(1.5) FOUL
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85th Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays
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Univ.of Texas-Mike A. Myers Stadium-Austin,TX - 3/28/2012 to 3/31/20
Event 5 Women 100 Meter Dash Univ/Coll
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Name Year School Finals Wind
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Finals
1 Duncan, Kimberlyn JR LSU 10.94 3.0
2 Hayes, Chelsea SR Louisiana Tech 11.09 3.0
3 Duncan, Dominique SR Texas A&M 11.15 3.0
4 Hackett, Semoy SR LSU 11.16 3.0
5 Collier, Ashley SO Texas A&M 11.24 3.0
6 Levy, Jura JR Okla Baptist 11.25 3.0
7 Goodman, Chalonda JR Texas 11.32 3.0
8 Abinuwa, Endurance SR UTEP 11.41 3.0
9 Davis, Darshay SO Florida 11.46 3.0
Hoping she can come back strong she is better than 11.16 with a 3.0m/s wind at her back! Obv. Im not seeing all that's going on with her at training and school but she is a great athlete so hoping she can come back strong.
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85th Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays
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Univ.of Texas-Mike A. Myers Stadium-Austin,TX - 3/28/2012 to 3/31/2012
Event 6 Women 100 Meter Dash Invitational
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Name Year School Finals Wind H#
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Finals
1 Richards-Ross, Sanya NIKE 10.89 2.9 1
2 Lucas, Porscha Saucony 11.11 2.9 1
3 Riggien, Chastity Golden Elite 11.23 2.9 1
4 ahye, michelle-lee Unattached 11.26 2.9 1
5 VanBuren, Cleo SR Unattached 11.28 2.3 2
6 Hodge, Virgil Adidas 11.31 2.9 1
7 Meadows, Tawanna ERI Athletics 11.32 2.9 1
8 Williams, Tameka Elite PerformanceTC 11.36 2.9 1
9 Reece, Shakera New Era Sprint Club 11.38 2.9 1
10 Bayne, Chauntae SR TXPerformance 11.40 2.3 2
11 okwara, francesca SR Unattached 11.53 2.3 2
12 Kutu-Akoi, Phobay Unattached 11.54 2.3 2
13 Sanford, Jasmine SR TXPerformance 11.55 2.3 2
14 Smith, Lauren U Knight TC 11.85 2.3 2
15 Sanchez, Jessica DoublePillar 11.89 2.3 2
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85th Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays
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Univ.of Texas-Mike A. Myers Stadium-Austin,TX - 3/28/2012 to 3
Event 60 Women 4x400 Meter Relay Invitational
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School Finals
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Finals
1 Hart of Texas 3:27.03
1) Chaney, Jasmine 2) Cousins, Jessica
3) Williams, Shelise 4) Richards-Ross, Sanya
2 TG Elite 3:29.23
1) Hastings, Natasha 2) Knight, Bianca
3) McGrone, Candyce 4) Lee-Ahye, Michelle A POSITIVE sign!!!
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Univ.of Texas-Mike A. Myers Stadium-Austin,TX - 3/28/2012 to 3
Event 21 Women 400 Meter Hurdles Univ/Coll
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Name Year School Finals
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Finals
1 Bellille, Janeil FR South Plains 55.91
2 Dowie, Danielle SO Texas 56.90
3 McKnight, Sparkle FR South Plains 57.42
4 Holland, Christina JR Baylor 57.69
5 Lowe, Christine SR UNLV 59.16
6 Hyter, Brittany SR Arkansas 59.25
7 White, Chante'sean JR Texas State 59.46
8 Cooper, Angele SR Texas 59.72
Even though it early in the season, this time puts Janeil at #2 in the world.
Race:- http://www.flotrack.org/coverage/248546-2012-Texas-Relays/video/626190-W-400-F01
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Univ.of Texas-Mike A. Myers Stadium-Austin,TX - 3/28/2012 to 3
Event 45 Women 4x100 Meter Relay Invitational
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School Finals
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Finals
1 TG Elite 43.13
1) Hastings, Natasha 2) Knight, Bianca
3) McGrone, Candyce 4) Lee-Ahye, Michelle
2 Sprint Station 43.29
1) Lee, Muna 2) Lucas, Porscha
3) Mayo, Gabby 4) Moore, LaShaunte'a
3 TXPerformance 44.14
1) VanBuren, Cleo SR 2) Bayne, Chauntae SR
3) Sanford, Jasmine SR 4) Williams, Tameka SR
4 Young Ladies 45.25
1) Ivory, LaKaydron 2) Meadows, Tawanna
3) Lacy, Kristin 4) Anderson, Latesha
Race video.
http://www.flotrack.org/coverage/248546-2012-Texas-Relays/video/626192-W-4x100-F03-Invitational-TG-Elite-4313
The commentators are saying that she was on anchor and so do the results, but my eye says that she was on 3rd leg. That person running on anchor looks and runs nothing like MLA, but 3rd surely does to me.
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Yeah that's definitely her on 3rd against LaShaunte'a Moore on 3rd aswell.
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Hackett's 11.16 run
http://www.flotrack.org/coverage/248546-2012-Texas-Relays/video/626487-W-100-F01-Duncan-10
Starts well but her teammate, pulls away convincingly.
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Event 65 Men 4x400 Meter Relay C. Price Jr. University
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School Finals
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Finals
1 LSU 3:04.54
1) Simmons, Robert SR 2) Williams, Caleb JR
3) Alleyne-Forte, Ade SR 4) Hylton, Riker SR
2 Baylor 3:04.67
1) Allen, Justin SO 2) Heriot, Blake SO
3) Gilreath, James SR 4) Hewitt, Zwede SR
3 Florida 3:05.22
1) Graham, Jr, Hugh FR 2) Dukes, Dedric FR
3) Seymore, Leonardo JR 4) McQuay, Tony JR
http://www.flotrack.org/coverage/248546-2012-Texas-Relays/video/626471-M-4x400-F03-Fast-Section
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Janeil looked pretty good. It is a pity we can't have a women 4x400 team for London.
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Janeil looked pretty good. It is a pity we can't have a women 4x400 team for London.
55.91 is a great time at the beginning of the season. If she continues to improve, she could probably go low or sub 55 by Nationals.
Mcknight also improved by a second.
Possible 4x400 team:
Mcknight,
Bellille,
Lucas
Selvon? I would rather see her in the 4x100.... Still about 2 athletes short of a good team.
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KAB does a decent 4x400 leg but if she decides to do the 200 then that would be a hefty task.
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Don't think a women's 4x400m is going to happen.
For one, the women's 4x100m finals is the event just before the women's 4x400m round 1/semi-finals on August 10th.
Assuming that T&T will be in the 4x100m final, it will be extremely difficult for Kai Selvon or any other overlapping member of that relay team to recover physically or mentally for a race right after.
Given that Kai has the fastest split on paper (having run 50 point in last year's NCAA final before being caught by Jessica Beard running 49 point), fielding a relay team with just 3x400m hurdlers, no real flat 400m athlete (to-date), and hoping for a short sprinter to fill in, is a stretch in my opinion.
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Is this the year when Brung, is finally going to bring it?
Is this the year we will see potential fulfilled?
Or are we going to be full of dashed hopes and dreams?
Waiting...... :waiting: patiently.
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Burns makes his outdoor debut
Heat: 1 Wind: 1.2
10.24 1 Brock, Keenan
Auburn
10.35 2 Burns, Mark
ADIDAS
10.38 3 Rolle, Jamal
Unattached
10.47 4 Wilson, Kirk
Shorter
10.48 5 DeHaven, Michael
Auburn
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Event 11 Women 100 Meter Dash
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Final (Sections against time)
Stadium: s 11.07 1994 Cheryl Taplin, LSU
Meet: M 11.23 4/2/2011 Semoy Hackett, LSU
Name Year School Finals Wind H#
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1 Semoy Hackett SR LSU 11.39 -1.5 1
2 Terra Evans SR Texas Tech 11.60 -1.5 1 11.593
3 Erica Alexander SR Texas Tech 11.60 -1.5 1 11.599
4 Toshika Sylvester SO LSU 11.67 2.6 3
5 Takeia Pinckney SO LSU 11.70 -2.4 2
6 Jasmin Stowers SO LSU 11.72 2.6 3
7 Tai'Shea Reese JR Houston 11.78 -2.4 2
8 Alicia Perkins FR Houston 11.81 -1.5 1
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Event 16 Men 400 Meter Hurdles
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Final (Sections against time)
Stadium: s 48.16 2002 Rickey Harris, Florida
Meet: M 51.85 4/2/2011 Ethan Holmes, Iowa
Name Year School Finals H# Points
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Finals
1 Jamele Mason SR Texas Tech 49.85M 1 10
2 Emanuel Mayers SR Miss State 50.32M 1 8
3 Nathan Arnett JR Miss State 51.26M 1 6
4 Keaton Rickels JR Iowa 51.80M 2 5
5 Kellyn Fogarty SR Missouri 52.99 2 4
6 Jordan Burgess FR Texas Tech 53.44 1 3
7 Nicholas Haab JR Illinois 53.94 2 2
8 Courtney Edwards SO LSU 54.57 2 1
9 Isaiah Gill JR Texas Tech 54.81 1
10 D'Juan Richardson SR Iowa 54.94 1
Event 18 Men 200 Meter Dash
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Final (Sections against time)
Stadium: s 19.98 1998 Justin Gatlin, Tennessee
Meet: M 20.67 4/2/2011 Horatio Williams, LSU
Name Year School Finals Wind H# Points
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Finals
1 Michael Mathieu Tiger Olympians X20.39 2.6 1
2 Aaron Ernest FR LSU 20.79 2.6 1 10
3 Markquis Frazier JR Houston 21.01 0.8 4 8
4 Stanley Azie SR Illinois 21.15 2.6 1 6
5 Shermund Allsop SO LSU 21.17 -0.9 2 5 21.164
6 Brandon Stryganek FR Illinois 21.17 2.6 1 4 21.168
7 Justin Austin JR Iowa 21.21 -0.9 2 3
8 Andrew Riley SR Illinois 21.25 2.6 1 2
9 Markus Henderson SR Texas Tech 21.29 2.6 1 1
10 DJ Zahn FR Illinois 21.35 +0.0 3 21.343
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Women 4x400 Meter Relay University
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Relays Record: Pure Athletics 3:26.23 - 2009
Track Record: Pure Athletics 3:26.23 - 2009
Relays: R 3:26.23 2010 Pure Athletics
Track: T 3:26.23 2010 Pure Athletics
School Finals H#
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1 ONE GOAL ATHLETICS 'A' 3:24.14T 1
1) Robinson, Moushauni SR 2) Williams-Mills, Novlene SR
3) Martin, Jenna SR 4) Hastings, Natasha
2 PURE ATHLETICS 'A' 3:28.07 1
1) Baptiste, Kelly-Ann SR 2) Ferguson-McKenzie, Debbie SR
3) Solomon, Shalonda SR 4) McClory, Francena
3 FLORIDA 'A' 3:31.03 1
1) Eutsey, Ebony SO 2) Usery, Alishea SR
3) Ndu, Ugonna JR 4) Whittaker, Lanie SO
4 TEXAS 'A' 3:31.74 1
1) Dowie, Danielle SO 2) Chambers, Kendra JR
3) Udoh, Christy SO 4) Nelson, Briana SO
5 WORLD EXPRESS AC 'A' 3:32.21 1
1) Wallace, Latosha SR 2) Cousins, Jessica SR
3) Williams, Shelise SR 4) Morris, Brooklyn SR
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Men 400 Meter Dash
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Stadium: * 45.32 5/1/2010 Anderson Mutegi, UTEP
Name Year Team Finals H#
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1 Solomon, Jarrin Trinadad and Tob 45.92 1
2 Blakely, Fernada Shocker Track Cl 46.29 1
3 Onakoya, Abiola UTEP 46.96 1
4 Kock, Curtis UTEP 47.11 1
5 Davis, Jerry-Lee Wayland Bapt 47.22 1
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Women 4x400 Meter Relay University
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Relays Record: Pure Athletics 3:26.23 - 2009
Track Record: Pure Athletics 3:26.23 - 2009
Relays: R 3:26.23 2010 Pure Athletics
Track: T 3:26.23 2010 Pure Athletics
School Finals H#
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1 ONE GOAL ATHLETICS 'A' 3:24.14T 1
1) Robinson, Moushauni SR 2) Williams-Mills, Novlene SR
3) Martin, Jenna SR 4) Hastings, Natasha
2 PURE ATHLETICS 'A' 3:28.07 1
1) Baptiste, Kelly-Ann SR 2) Ferguson-McKenzie, Debbie SR
3) Solomon, Shalonda SR 4) McClory, Francena
3 FLORIDA 'A' 3:31.03 1
1) Eutsey, Ebony SO 2) Usery, Alishea SR
3) Ndu, Ugonna JR 4) Whittaker, Lanie SO
4 TEXAS 'A' 3:31.74 1
1) Dowie, Danielle SO 2) Chambers, Kendra JR
3) Udoh, Christy SO 4) Nelson, Briana SO
5 WORLD EXPRESS AC 'A' 3:32.21 1
1) Wallace, Latosha SR 2) Cousins, Jessica SR
3) Williams, Shelise SR 4) Morris, Brooklyn SR
Race video:- http://www.flotrack.org/coverage/248544-2012-Florida-Relays/video/627835-W-4x400-H01-One-Goal-324-meet-record-2012-Florida-Relays
I hand timed her first leg on 3 different occasions and got her on average at 51.0. So closer to 51.3 for electronic timing. That is a very good time for KAB and would have been the fastest in the world right now, if it was an open race. Her fall training had to have went very well. Can't wait to see her open up individually.
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Women Shot Put
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Name Year School Finals
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1 Alexander, Annie Tennessee 16.61m 54-06.00
FOUL 16.61m 16.15m FOUL FOUL FOUL
2 Okoro, Chinwe Louisville 15.94m 52-03.75
15.94m FOUL FOUL FOUL FOUL FOUL
3 Abdullah, Khadija Louisville 15.75m 51-08.25
15.75m FOUL 15.54m FOUL 15.46m 15.68m
4 Halvorson, Aslynn Tennessee 14.42m 47-03.75
14.42m FOUL FOUL 11.45m FOUL FOUL
5 Cooks, Alexis Akron 14.08m 46-02.50
13.47m FOUL 14.08m FOUL FOUL 13.52m
6 Foster, Jasmine East Tenn. S 13.35m 43-09.75
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I hand timed her first leg on 3 different occasions and got her on average at 51.0. So closer to 51.3 for electronic timing. That is a very good time for KAB and would have been the fastest in the world right now, if it was an open race. Her fall training had to have went very well. Can't wait to see her open up individually.
Wow looking forward to see what sh's guna do this season- 51.3 for a 100/200 sprinter is madness.
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Women Discus Throw
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Name Year School Finals
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1 Okoro, Chinwe Louisville 55.90m 183-05
33.72m 54.27m FOUL 50.27m FOUL 55.90m
2 Alexander, Annie Tennessee 55.27m 181-04
FOUL 53.96m 55.27m 51.99m FOUL 52.61m
3 Abdullah, Khadija Louisville 54.75m 179-07
36.23m 50.00m 53.99m 54.75m 52.68m 50.00m
4 Cooks, Alexis Akron 52.15m 171-01
FOUL 50.81m 48.23m 52.15m 48.73m 50.84m
5 Halvorson, Aslynn Tennessee 49.46m 162-03
48.07m 40.70m 49.46m 48.00m 47.18m 48.83m
6 Harrison, Jessie Tennessee 45.24m 148-05
40.95m 43.53m FOUL 41.80m FOUL 45.24m
7 Cotton, Aliyah Akron 44.32m 145-05
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Event 13 Women 200 Meter Dash
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Name Year School Finals Wind H#
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Finals
1 Williams, Tameka Elite PerformanceTC 23.43 2.3 5
2 ahye, michelle-lee Unattached 23.48 2.3 5
3 uto, Idara Elite PerformanceTC 23.71 2.2 4
4 Alexander, kineke Elite PerformanceTC 23.87 2.3 5
5 Sutherland, Andrea Unattached 24.26 2.3 5
6 Cloutier-LeBlanc, Martin Unattached 24.29 2.2 4
7 Ivery, La Kadron Unattached 24.39 2.3 5
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Women 400 Meter Dash
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Name Year School Finals H#
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1 Selvon, Kai SO Auburn 54.00 1
2 Mungo, T'Sheila FR Charlotte 54.08 1
3 Garren, Felisha SR Western Caro 54.63 1
4 Outman, Maddy Atlanta TC 55.09 1
5 Jackson, Amber JR Mid. Tenn. S 55.38 3
6 Israel-Thomas, Alie Unattached 55.54 3
7 Emrick, Genevieve FR Western Caro 56.03 2
Women 100 Meter Hurdles
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Name Year School Finals Wind H#
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1 Laing, Kim Puma 13.19 0.4 1
2 Gilchrist, Danielle Unattached 13.53 0.4 1
3 Lucas, Josanne Adidas 13.57 0.4 1
4 Barber, Aleesha Doyle TC 13.64 0.4 1
5 Elliott, Samantha FR Johnson C. S 13.83 0.4 1
6 Lewis, Sa'De SO Syracuse 13.99 0.5 2
7 Amenebede, Rosina SR Mid. Tenn. S 14.02 0.4 1
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Event 13 Women 200 Meter Dash
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Name Year School Finals Wind H#
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Finals
1 Williams, Tameka Elite PerformanceTC 23.43 2.3 5
2 ahye, michelle-lee Unattached 23.48 2.3 5
3 uto, Idara Elite PerformanceTC 23.71 2.2 4
4 Alexander, kineke Elite PerformanceTC 23.87 2.3 5
5 Sutherland, Andrea Unattached 24.26 2.3 5
6 Cloutier-LeBlanc, Martin Unattached 24.29 2.2 4
7 Ivery, La Kadron Unattached 24.39 2.3 5
Big improvement since her last 200m run, and it is her fastest ever deuce under any conditions. :beermug:
Hope it becomes a steady part of her racing diet.
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Big improvement since her last 200m run, and it is her fastest ever deuce under any conditions. :beermug:
Hope it becomes a steady part of her racing diet.
Yes indeed-my dream is for her to dip under 23 seconds! Once she does that I think she'll be ready to consistently run 11.0x/11.1x. Possibly even a one off sub 11.
I see she's entered for the Mt Sac relays, is she still training in Texas? I looking forward to what Richard is guna do in that 200.
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Men 4x100 Meter Relay University
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Relays Record: Pure Athletics 38.74 - 2011
Track Record: LSU 38.69 - 1998
Relays: R 38.74 4/2/2011 Pure Athletics, Pure Athletics
Track: T 38.69 1998 LSU
School Finals H#
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1 PURE ATHLETICS 'A' 38.64T 1
1) Salaam, Mookie SR 2) Bledman, Keston SR
3) Padgett, Travis SR 4) Ashmeade, Nickel SR
2 FLORIDA 'A' 38.91 1
1) Demps, Jeff SR 2) McQuay, Tony JR
3) Seymore, Leonardo JR 4) Dukes, Dedric FR
3 CANADIAN RELAY TEAM 'A' 39.16 1
1) Adu-bobie, Richard SR 2) Smith, Seyi SR
3) Connaughton, Jared SR 4) Makinde, Olwasegun SR
4 STAR ATHLETICS 'A' 39.54 1
1) Kimmons, Trell 2) Gatlin, Justin
3) Faulk, Dexter 4) Brown, Joel
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Must say some decent results for the beginning of the season. If results continue to be on the up, there can be a good number of athletes going to London. I hope this government provides the necessary financial support and the ttnaaa makes the right decisions for the athletic team at the Olympics.
I agree anything sub 52 is madness for a 100/200 sprinter. Can anyone confirm if KAB will be doing the 200m in London as well?
Now that Kai and KAB has run the 4x400, Do you think a womens 4x400 team for London is possible? Still think it will be hard for Kai to do 3 events. And I doubt that KAB will want to run that as well. But when you really look at it, the 4x400 wont start until a day or two after the 4x100. If Kai is available, then why not. Maybe I could be wrong. Still something realistic.
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Guys, I would love to see a ladies 4x4 team but is too much for them. How unfortunate. I must say congrats to Annie Alexander. She has been consistent in winning at this level. But she has to come up real big against the Cuban, the NZ and the Eastern Euros. I would love for a miracle in London.
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Don't think a women's 4x400m is going to happen.
For one, the women's 4x100m finals is the event just before the women's 4x400m round 1/semi-finals on August 10th.
Assuming that T&T will be in the 4x100m final, it will be extremely difficult for Kai Selvon or any other overlapping member of that relay team to recover physically or mentally for a race right after.
Given that Kai has the fastest split on paper (having run 50 point in last year's NCAA final before being caught by Jessica Beard running 49 point), fielding a relay team with just 3x400m hurdlers, no real flat 400m athlete (to-date), and hoping for a short sprinter to fill in, is a stretch in my opinion.
Magnolia Howell could be one fill a 4x4 spot She ran 52.62 split at the CAC games last year...
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Don't think a women's 4x400m is going to happen.
For one, the women's 4x100m finals is the event just before the women's 4x400m round 1/semi-finals on August 10th.
Assuming that T&T will be in the 4x100m final, it will be extremely difficult for Kai Selvon or any other overlapping member of that relay team to recover physically or mentally for a race right after.
Given that Kai has the fastest split on paper (having run 50 point in last year's NCAA final before being caught by Jessica Beard running 49 point), fielding a relay team with just 3x400m hurdlers, no real flat 400m athlete (to-date), and hoping for a short sprinter to fill in, is a stretch in my opinion.
Magnolia Howell could be one fill a 4x4 spot She ran 52.62 split at the CAC games last year...
Niceness!! :beermug:
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Richard is actually slated to open up his season individually this weekend. Good to see the first two races of his season is over 200m.
Rafer Johnson / Jackie Joyner-Kersee - 4/12/2012 to 4/14/2012
UCLA Invitational
Drake Stadium
Event 37 Men 200 Meter Dash Invitational
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Saturday 4/14/2012 - 2:07 PM
Name Year School
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Section 1 Timed Finals
3 839 Lowe, Sean Unattached
4 867 Al Bishi, Hammed Saudi Arabia
5 425 Clarke, Chris Loughborough
6 450 Thompson, Richard NIKI
7 449 Richardson, Jason NIKI
8 451 Venel, Teddy NIKI
9 233 Jordan, Jamison SO Cal Poly
Section 2 Timed Finals
3 448 Rashad, Ahmad NIKI
4 825 Avery, Jerome USOC-CV
5 445 Dix, Walter NIKI
6 397 Dixon, Leroy DoublePillar
7 409 Williams, Rubin Heritage Eli
8 401 Medwood, Kenneth SR Evo Track Cl
9 432 Atine-Venel, Didier Montgomery T
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Great to hear- im guna predict a 20.2x. Looking at his early season form with the extra muscle etc. I KNOW John Smith has him in good shape, might even surprise us.
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Stadium Rec: S 51.53 5/17/2009 Jessica Beard (Texas A&M)
Name Year School Finals
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Finals
1 McKnight, Sparkle South Plains 53.29
2 Jackson, Candace Texas Tech 53.98
3 Bellille, Janeil South Plains 54.75
4 Blake, Amoy South Plains 55.12
5 Rhone, Raena Baylor 55.98
6 Lewis, Olivia Texas Tech 56.37
7 Holmes, Quanisha Wayland Baptist 58.29
8 Wright, Trayshaenae Northwood 58.59
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Half-Mile Timing - Contractor License
UM Alumni Invite - 4/14/2012
Coral Gables, Fl
Event 18 Men 100 Meter Dash
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Name Year School Finals Wind H# Points
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Finals
1 Ashmeade, Nickel Adidas 10.09 0.1 1
2 Bledman, Keston Adidas 10.12 0.1 1
3 Padgett, Travis Adidas 10.29 0.1 1 10.281
4 Adams, Harry JR Auburn 10.29 0.1 1 10.289
5 Hardy, Jr., Prezel SO Texas A&M 10.31 0.1 1
6 Brock, Keenan SO Auburn 10.32 -0.1 2
7 Hargrett, Chris Bos Elite 10.39 0.1 1
8 Rowland, Marcus JR Auburn 10.40 0.1 1
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Finals
1 Lendore, Deon FR Texas A&M 45.56 1
2 Neymour, Wesley Unattached 47.09 1
3 Moss, Jamaal Unattached 47.34 1
4 Ramirez, Oscar SR Texas A&M 47.84 2
5 Preble, Michael SR Texas A&M 48.05 1
6 McPherson, Paul Unattached 48.33 1
7 Ferguson, Spencer JR Auburn 48.80 2
8 Murphy, Bryan FR Villanova 48.90 2
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alf-Mile Timing - Contractor License
UM Alumni Invite - 4/14/2012
Coral Gables, Fl
Event 19 Women 200 Meter Dash
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Name Year School Finals Wind H# Points
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Finals
1 Duncan, Dominique SR Texas A&M 23.13 0.2 2
2 Oyepitan, Abi Pure Athletics 23.15 -1.4 1
3 Bailey, Aileen Adidas 23.18 -1.4 1
4 Henry, Samantha Adidas 23.23 -1.4 1
5 Smith, Nivea SR Auburn 23.35 0.2 2
6 Brooks, Sheri Ann Unattached 23.44 -1.4 1
7 Ekponé, Olivia FR Texas A&M 23.52 0.2 2
8 Selvon, Kai SO Auburn 23.52 1.3 3
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Finals
1 Lendore, Deon FR Texas A&M 45.56 1
2 Neymour, Wesley Unattached 47.09 1
3 Moss, Jamaal Unattached 47.34 1
4 Ramirez, Oscar SR Texas A&M 47.84 2
5 Preble, Michael SR Texas A&M 48.05 1
6 McPherson, Paul Unattached 48.33 1
7 Ferguson, Spencer JR Auburn 48.80 2
8 Murphy, Bryan FR Villanova 48.90 2
Good result by Lendore. That time qualifies as a B standard for the Olympics.
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Weekend round up
Trinidad and Tobago quartermiler Deon Lendore chopped 64-hundredths of a second off his 400 metres personal best at the University of Miami Alumni Invite, in Florida, USA, on Saturday.
The 19-year-old Texas A&M University student stopped the clock at 45.56 seconds to earn men's one-lap gold, improving on the 46.20 PR (personal record) he had established last month.
Lendore is now fourth on the 2012 men's 400m world performance list, behind South African double amputee Oscar Pistorius (45.20) and Americans Manteo Mitchell (45.25) and Tavaris Tate (45.45).
Lendore's 45.56 clocking is well inside the 45.90 Olympic B qualifying standard. The A standard is 45.30.
T&T sprinter Keston Bledman seized silver in the Miami Alumni men's 100m dash in 10.12 seconds.
Lendore's Texas A&M teammate Wayne Davis II got to the line in a wind-assisted 13.86 seconds to finish fourth in the men's 110m hurdles. His sister, Auburn University freshman Dannielle Davis, was eighth in the women's 100m hurdles in 14.64. And in the women's 200m, Auburn's Kai Selvon clocked 23.52 to cop eighth spot.
At the Texas Tech Open, Sparkle McKnight struck gold in the women's 400m in a personal best 53.29 seconds. Her South Plains College teammate, Janeil Bellille, got home in 54.75 to finish third.
Baylor University's Zwede Hewitt was fourth in the men's 400m in 46.62 seconds. And Texas Tech University student Dellon Williams produced a wind-assisted 6.89 metres leap to cop ninth spot in the men's long jump.
Annie Alexander secured gold in the invitational women's discus, at the Sea Ray Relays, in Tennessee. The University of Tennessee athlete threw the discus 55.45m. In the shot put, Alexander was second with a 17.29m effort.
Tennessee sprinter Jamol James topped the men's 100m field in a wind-aided 10.24 seconds and finished third in the 200m in 21.39.
In Virginia, Ayanna Alexander jumped 13.90m to claim gold in the Patriot Open Invitational women's triple jump.
Temple University's Kiersten LaRoche picked up bronze in the women's long jump with a 5.67m leap. LaRoche was 16th in the 200m in a windy 25.39 seconds, 20th in the shot put (10.05m) and 22nd in the 100m hurdles (20.76 seconds).
At the KT Woodman Classic, in Kansas, Samantha Shukla won the women's 5,000m in 18 minutes, 01.41 seconds. The Wichita State University student also competed in the 800m, finishing seventh in 2:18.22.
Iowa Central Community College sprinter, Reyare Thomas secured silver in the women's 100m dash in a windy 11.32 seconds.
Wichita State's Scarla Nero was fourth in the women's 1500m in 4:42.09. In the men's 200m, Iowa Central's Dan-Neil Telesford finished fifth in a wind-assisted 21.22 seconds, and Wichita State's Aaron Leung Woo-Gabriel was 27th in a windy 22.38. Woo-Gabriel got to the line in a wind-aided 10.81 to cop 15th spot overall in the men's 100m. And Butler Community College student, Devery Robley was 37th in the men's 800m (2:02.07) and 45th in the 1500m (4:16.60).
At the Arizona State Tri Meet, Louisiana State University (LSU) student, Kyron Blaise won the men's long jump with a windy 7.47m leap. His best legal jump was 7.02m. In the 100m dash, Blaise was fifth in 10.75 seconds.
Hilenn James captured the women's shot put title, at the Spec Towns National Team Invitational, in Georgia. The University of Georgia field athlete threw the iron ball 15.64m.
Alena Brooks bagged bronze in the women's 400m in 54.08 seconds. Her University of Minnesota teammate Nyoka Giles clocked 24.91 to finish 10th in the women's 200m.
At the Seminole Invitational, in Florida, Brittany St Louis earned silver in the women's 400m in 54.55 seconds.
Aleesha Barber got home in 13.59 to pick up silver in the women's 100m hurdles. And in the 100m dash, Barber was fifth in a wind-aided 12.14 seconds.
In Indiana, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee student, Durell Busby finished second in the Pacesetter Sports Invitational men's 110m hurdles in 14.32 seconds.
At the Mississippi Open, Robert Collingwood was second in the men's shot put with a 17.04m throw. His twin brother and University of Southern Mississippi teammate Richard Collingwood threw 16.02m to cop fifth spot.
Richard finished second in the discus with a 52.47m effort.
At the Jace Lacoste Invite, in Mississippi, Mississippi State University senior Emanuel Mayers earned silver in the men's 110m hurdles in 14.41 seconds.
In North Dakota, North Dakota State University athlete Deborah John clocked 1:02.67 to finish second in the Bison Invitational women's 400m hurdles.
Carisa Leacock secured women's long jump bronze, at the Tom Botts Invitational, in Missouri. The University of Iowa sophomore jumped 5.57m.
Kirlene Roberts finished sixth in the women's 100m dash, at the Hilltopper Relays, in Kentucky. The Central Michigan University senior got to the line in a windy 12.03 seconds.
At the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) Invitational, UTEP's Aeisha McDavid finished eighth in the women's shot put with a 10.84m throw, ninth in the 200m in a wind-assisted 25.32 seconds, and 12th in the 100m hurdles in a windy 14.33. Abilene Christian University student, Osei Alleyne-Forte was 17th overall in the men's 400m in 52.02 seconds.
In Jamaica, Ayanna Hutchinson copped second spot in the UTech Track & Field Classic women's 100m dash in 11.72 seconds. Another T&T sprinter, Lisa Wickham, clocked 12.10 to finish fifth.
Danny Gualbance got home in 4:07.45 for fourth spot in the men's 1500m. Emmanuel Callender was seventh in the men's 200m in 20.88 seconds. And in the men's 400m, Stann Waithe (47.76) and Justin Maloney (48.06) were 11th and 14th, respectively. Jamil James was a non-finisher in the one-lap event.
Reigning 100m world champion Yohan Blake emerged as the star of the meet, the 22-year-old Jamaican winning the men's century in a world-leading 9.90 seconds.
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Official Results - Men - 100 Metres - Wind : +0.3 m/s Pos Athlete Nat Mark
1 Kim Collins [SKN] SKN 10.05
2 Churandy Martina [NED] NED 10.10
3 Richard Thompson [TRI] TRI 10.13
4 Mario Forsythe [JAM] JAM 10.14
5 J-Mee Samuels [USA] USA 10.25
6 Monzavous Edwards [USA] USA 10.29
7 Emmanuel Callander [TRI] TRI 10.29
8 Emanuele Di Gregorio [ITA] ITA 10.38
9 Craig Pickering [GBR] GBR 10.38
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first 100m for the year ..... and Y Blake ran 9.90
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Official Results - Men - 100 Metres - Wind : +0.3 m/s Pos Athlete Nat Mark
1 Kim Collins [SKN] SKN 10.05
2 Churandy Martina [NED] NED 10.10
3 Richard Thompson [TRI] TRI 10.13
4 Mario Forsythe [JAM] JAM 10.14
5 J-Mee Samuels [USA] USA 10.25
6 Monzavous Edwards [USA] USA 10.29
7 Emmanuel Callander [TRI] TRI 10.29
8 Emanuele Di Gregorio [ITA] ITA 10.38
9 Craig Pickering [GBR] GBR 10.38
What is the point of this post? ???
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Official Results - Men - 100 Metres - Wind : +0.3 m/s Pos Athlete Nat Mark
1 Kim Collins [SKN] SKN 10.05
2 Churandy Martina [NED] NED 10.10
3 Richard Thompson [TRI] TRI 10.13
4 Mario Forsythe [JAM] JAM 10.14
5 J-Mee Samuels [USA] USA 10.25
6 Monzavous Edwards [USA] USA 10.29
7 Emmanuel Callander [TRI] TRI 10.29
8 Emanuele Di Gregorio [ITA] ITA 10.38
9 Craig Pickering [GBR] GBR 10.38
Any video of this race anyone? :-\
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Official Results - Men - 100 Metres - Wind : +0.3 m/s Pos Athlete Nat Mark
1 Kim Collins [SKN] SKN 10.05
2 Churandy Martina [NED] NED 10.10
3 Richard Thompson [TRI] TRI 10.13
4 Mario Forsythe [JAM] JAM 10.14
5 J-Mee Samuels [USA] USA 10.25
6 Monzavous Edwards [USA] USA 10.29
7 Emmanuel Callander [TRI] TRI 10.29
8 Emanuele Di Gregorio [ITA] ITA 10.38
9 Craig Pickering [GBR] GBR 10.38
What's really the purpose of this post???? This race was run in the Netherlands on May 29, 2011!! ::)
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Richard in the Netherlands today....
Official Results - Men - 100 Metres - Wind : +0.3 m/s Pos Athlete Nat Mark
1 Kim Collins [SKN] SKN 10.05
2 Churandy Martina [NED] NED 10.10
3 Richard Thompson [trI] TRI 10.13
4 Mario Forsythe [JAM] JAM 10.14
5 J-Mee Samuels [USA] USA 10.25
6 Monzavous Edwards [USA] USA 10.29
7 Emmanuel Callander [trI] TRI 10.29
8 Emanuele Di Gregorio [ITA] ITA 10.38
9 Craig Pickering [GBR] GBR 10.38
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my bad sorry saw the result posted on another site but i did not check it for verification as i was n a hurry, sorry about that
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Finals
1 Lendore, Deon FR Texas A&M 45.56 1
2 Neymour, Wesley Unattached 47.09 1
3 Moss, Jamaal Unattached 47.34 1
4 Ramirez, Oscar SR Texas A&M 47.84 2
5 Preble, Michael SR Texas A&M 48.05 1
6 McPherson, Paul Unattached 48.33 1
7 Ferguson, Spencer JR Auburn 48.80 2
8 Murphy, Bryan FR Villanova 48.90 2
Good result by Lendore. That time qualifies as a B standard for the Olympics.
Must say, at the rate Lendore is going, I will not be surprised if he runs an A standard or even a 44.9s by the end of the season. Based on the results he did not have to push it towards the end of the race. If he did, he probably would have achieved the A standard. He certainly has made his case for the 4x400 relay. If no one betters his time, him and Quow will be representing in the 400m.
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Official Results - Men - 100 Metres - Wind : +0.3 m/s Pos Athlete Nat Mark
1 Kim Collins [SKN] SKN 10.05
2 Churandy Martina [NED] NED 10.10
3 Richard Thompson [TRI] TRI 10.13
4 Mario Forsythe [JAM] JAM 10.14
5 J-Mee Samuels [USA] USA 10.25
6 Monzavous Edwards [USA] USA 10.29
7 Emmanuel Callander [TRI] TRI 10.29
8 Emanuele Di Gregorio [ITA] ITA 10.38
9 Craig Pickering [GBR] GBR 10.38
Ok judging by this and no video I can only think that something didn't go to plan in is race or he just had an off day- I know he's in good hands with J. Smith... His 60m indoors told me enough- running past two of the top 60m sprinters for the season. So I know he's got more in store.
Finals
1 Lendore, Deon FR Texas A&M 45.56 1
2 Neymour, Wesley Unattached 47.09 1
3 Moss, Jamaal Unattached 47.34 1
4 Ramirez, Oscar SR Texas A&M 47.84 2
5 Preble, Michael SR Texas A&M 48.05 1
6 McPherson, Paul Unattached 48.33 1
7 Ferguson, Spencer JR Auburn 48.80 2
8 Murphy, Bryan FR Villanova 48.90 2
Great time I hope he can hold out for the Olympics after his long season. He'll definitely be a must for the 4x400m. I'm hoping Lalonde Gordon can step up also.
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Mikel Thomas made the 'A' standard in the 110m hurdles- 13.48s and Jamal James running quite well too.
http://www.trinidadexpress.com/sports/Thomas__James_enjoying_gains_on_Road_to_London-148031565.html (http://www.trinidadexpress.com/sports/Thomas__James_enjoying_gains_on_Road_to_London-148031565.html)
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http://www.trinidadexpress.com/sports/Thomas__James_enjoying_gains_on_Road_to_London-148031565.html
Thomas, James enjoying gains on Road to London
By Kwame Laurence kwame.laurence@trinidadexpress.com
Story Created: Apr 18, 2012 at 10:52 PM ECT
For any athlete, improvement is always a goal. And in an Olympic year, it is even more gratifying to better a personal best.
Among the Trinidad and Tobago athletes who have been enjoying gains in 2012 are sprint hurdler Mikel Thomas and half-miler Jamaal James. Both are campaigning in the United States.
At the start of the year, Thomas had a personal best (pb) of 13.62 seconds in the men's 110 metres hurdles, a clocking he produced in the second round at the 2008 Olympic Games, in Beijing, China. On the last weekend in March, Thomas improved to 13.48, the impressive run earning him victory in race one and second spot overall in the Texas Relays invitational men's 110m hurdles.
Thomas is fourth on the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) 2012 performance list, behind Americans David Oliver (13.30), Ronnie Ash (13.42) and Texas Relays winner Chris Thomas (13.45).
More importantly, though, Mikel Thomas' 13.48 seconds clocking bettered the 13.52 Olympic A qualifying standard.
Like Thomas, James is eyeing the London Olympics. The B standard in his pet event, the 800m, is one minute, 46.30 seconds, while his pb is 1:47.00, a clocking he produced back in 2007.
James has not approached his pb since, but showed signs of returning to his best form in February this year when he clocked an indoor best 1:47.66--the second fastest time of his career.
James followed up with a 1500m pb at the Sam Howell Invitation meet, in New Jersey, two Fridays ago. The T&T athlete finished 11th in 3:49.00.
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Official Results - Men - 100 Metres - Wind : +0.3 m/s Pos Athlete Nat Mark
1 Kim Collins [SKN] SKN 10.05
2 Churandy Martina [NED] NED 10.10
3 Richard Thompson [TRI] TRI 10.13
4 Mario Forsythe [JAM] JAM 10.14
5 J-Mee Samuels [USA] USA 10.25
6 Monzavous Edwards [USA] USA 10.29
7 Emmanuel Callander [TRI] TRI 10.29
8 Emanuele Di Gregorio [ITA] ITA 10.38
9 Craig Pickering [GBR] GBR 10.38
Ok judging by this and no video I can only think that something didn't go to plan in is race or he just had an off day- I know he's in good hands with J. Smith... His 60m indoors told me enough- running past two of the top 60m sprinters for the season. So I know he's got more in store.
Trini 1 Richard has not run an open race for the year. That post was made in error by JusBless. That race happened last year.
Mt.Sac this Saturday should see him open up over 200m.
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Ok cool thanks for letting me know lol. I was thinking something didn't seem right.... judging by how he looked earlier on.
Thanks for posting the article Soca!
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Marc Burns and Darrel Brown running today at the War Eagle Invitational , Auburn track and field
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ANY update??
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ANY update??
race is tomorrow.
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KAB also open up today over 200m. Its going to be a hot race.
Lane Bib Athlete School/Team
Heat: 1
3 1284 Joice Maduaka Great Britian
4 1252 Veronica Campbell-Brown Adidas
5 1444 Aleen Bailey Unattached
6 1409 Shalonda Solomon Reebok
7 1254 Charonda Williams Adidas
8 1251 Kelly-Ann Baptiste Adidas
9 1446 Sheri Ann Brooks Unattach
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Rondell Sorillo is also opening his season with a 100m at this same meet
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Burns won his heat in 10.27 (-1.6 wind) and brown was 5th with 10.65 (-1.3). Both qualified for the finals.
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Delta Timing Group - Contractor License
2012 War Eagle Invite - 4/20/2012 to 4/21/2012
Hutsell-Rosen Track, Auburn, AL
Event 2 Men 100 Meter Dash
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Name Year School Finals Wind
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Finals
1 Salaam, Mookie Adidas 9.98 1.0
2 Burns, Marc Adidas 10.08 1.0
3 Brock, Keenan SO Auburn 10.09 1.0
4 Rowland, Marcus JR Auburn 10.25 1.0
5 Rolle, Jamal Unattached 10.40 1.0
6 Brown, Darrel Unattached 10.42 1.0
7 Farrier, Dushane SO Alabama 10.48 1.0
8 Cherry, D'Angelo SR Miss State 10.49 1.0
9 Hardy, Jeremy FR Auburn 10.52 1.0
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Michelle Lee Ahye just ran a close wind legal 11.19 to Lauryn Williams (11.17) in the Mt. SAC Relays 100m. She edged out one of the Barber twin. I believe that's a PR for her.
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54th ANNUAL MT. SAC RELAYS
"Where the world's best athletes compete"
Hilmer Lodge Stadium, Walnut, California - 4/19/2012 to 4/21/2012
Event 201 Women 100 Meter Dash Invit Elite
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World Record: W 10.49 1988 Florence Griffith Joyner, USA
American Rec: @ 10.49 1988 Florence Griffith Joyner, World Cl
Meet Record: $ 10.87 1987 Merlene Ottey, Los Angeles TC
Name Year Team Finals Wind
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Finals
1 Lauryn Williams Saucony 11.17 1.5
2 Michelle Lee Ahyee Trinidad-Tobago 11.19 1.5
3 Lisa Barber Elite Factory 11.20 1.5
4 Laura Turner Unattached 11.31 1.5
5 Damola Asayomi Nigeria 11.31 1.5
6 Agnes Osazuwa Nigeria 11.34 1.5
7 Phobay Kutu-Akoi Unattached 11.53 1.5
8 Jessica Davis USC 11.54 1.5
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Flash Results, Inc.
54th ANNUAL MT. SAC RELAYS
"Where the world's best athletes compete"
Hilmer Lodge Stadium, Walnut, California - 4/19/2012 to 4/21/2012
Event 101 Men 100 Meter Dash Invit Elite
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World Record: W 9.58 2009 Usain Bolt, Jamaica
American Rec: @ 9.69 2009 Tyson Gay, Nike
Meet Record: $ 9.86 1998 Ato Boldon, Trinidad
Name Year Team Finals Wind
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Finals
1 Walter Dix Nike 9.85 2.4
2 Mike Rodgers Nike 9.97 2.4
3 Peter Emelieze Nigeria 10.08 2.4
4 Egwero Ogho-Oghene Nigeria 10.13 2.4
5 Christian Malcolm Great Britain 10.16 2.4
6 Cordero Gray Unattached 10.19 2.4
7 Leroy Dixon DoublePillar 10.28 2.4
8 Amr Seoud Egypt 10.30 2.4
-- Marlon Devonish Great Britain FS 2.4
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Michelle Lee Ahye just ran a close wind legal 11.19 to Lauryn Williams (11.17) in the Mt. SAC Relays 100m. She edged out one of the Barber twin. I believe that's a PR for her.
Way to go Michelle!! :thumbsup:
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Those 200's seem to be helping Michelle's 100 times. So let's hope she continues them- one good thing is she doesn't seem to be phased by her competition she just runs her race. Great stuff- I'm very much pleased.
I'm hoping Semoy and Kai can get back into their best shapes again for the relay. Today they ran 11.21 and 11.42 respectively. Semoy's was done with a 2.9 following wind. Last season she would have had a sub 11 time with that but this season that's not the case.... Her team mate Kimberlyn Duncan and her were running around the same times over the 100 last year but Semoy had her beat (but Kimberlyn owned the 200). Kimberlyn ran 11.05 at the same meet as Semoy but with at legal 1.0 wind at her back(in a diff. heat)..... Kai injured herself at the NCAA indoors and hasn't run a 100 since so I feel she'll come around. Just a bit disappointed cuz I know where Semoy could have been and she would have probably been our second sub 11 runner now if not for the ban etc.
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I must say I expected a way better run than this from Richard. Hopefully there is better things to come and soon, because the people who he is expected to possibly compete for a medal with have already shown good form, granted its still early in the season. Just not the kind of time I expected to see from an athlete who has said he intends to take the deuce more seriously this season.
Flash Results, Inc.
54th ANNUAL MT. SAC RELAYS
"Where the world's best athletes compete"
Hilmer Lodge Stadium, Walnut, California - 4/19/2012 to 4/21/2012
Event 104 Men 200 Meter Dash Invitational Elite
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Name Year Team Finals Wind
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Finals
1 Jeremy Dodson Unattached 20.39 1.8
2 Diondre Batson American River 20.50 1.8
3 Mike Rodgers Nike 20.75 1.8
4 Christian Malcolm Great Britain 20.77 1.8
5 Richard Thompson Nike 20.80 1.8
6 James Alaka Washington 20.92 1.8
7 Bryan Barnett Nike 21.13 1.8
8 Carlin Isles Unattached 21.14 1
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Rondell Sorillo is also opening his season with a 100m at this same meet
He needs to start weight training...
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Richard had a solid first 100. He just doesnt have that speed endurance yet with more 200's I think he'll improve but I don't think he'll be a factor in the 200 this season but it will help with the 100. Think he will want to go sub 20 though.
Michelle got run down in that 4x1 by Allyson Felix you could see the difference between Allyson's long strides and smooth technique compared to Michelle's much more staggered/fighter running style hehe. I'm always guns say it Michelle needs help with the technique.
Marc ran a great time well done definitely think he'll be going under 100.
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MLA getting a taste of speed from Allyson Felix
http://www.flotrack.org/coverage/248555-2012-Mt-SAC-Relays/video/630456-W-4x100-Invite-ELITE-Kersey-All-Stars-wFelix-4287-2012-Mt-SAC-Relays
MLA in her 100m race
http://www.flotrack.org/coverage/248555-2012-Mt-SAC-Relays/video/630487-W-100-Invite-ELITE-Williams-1117-2012-Mt-SAC-Relays
Richard in the 200m
http://www.flotrack.org/coverage/248555-2012-Mt-SAC-Relays/video/630685-M-200-Invite-ELITE-Dodson-2039
Richard on the 2nd leg of the 4x1
http://www.flotrack.org/coverage/248555-2012-Mt-SAC-Relays/video/630455-M-4x100-Invite-ELITE-HSI-3839
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so how did kelly do .... in her opener
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She didn't run. There were delays due to bad weather so a lot of pro runners left it seemed- VCb and Shalonda Solomon didn't run either. Guessing her next run is next month unless she does relay at Penn's next week.
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I feel Brung playing possum and will explode at the right time to make the T&T Olympic team..what allyuh think? That 10.42 was just to lull the others to sleep and then when it maters the most, like a flash................!
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Truetrini yuh is rel kicks.
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I feel Brung playing possum and will explode at the right time to make the T&T Olympic team..what allyuh think? That 10.42 was just to lull the others to sleep and then when it maters the most, like a flash................!
Trinity Cross, seems like you havent changed. Truetrini my arse. New name... same sh*t talk. Although, your comment is not a direct knock...your message is clear. Why dont you leave DB. AA ran a 10.9x over the weekend. And you have nothing to say about that? I think you have something personal with DB.
This is the difference between the Trini and JA followers. JA fans dont come out and knock their athletes when they are facing adversity. Again...Truetrini my arse!
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I feel Brung playing possum and will explode at the right time to make the T&T Olympic team..what allyuh think? That 10.42 was just to lull the others to sleep and then when it maters the most, like a flash................!
Lol..
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Rondell Sorillo is also opening his season with a 100m at this same meet
He needs to start weight training...
You assume he not doing it?
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I feel Brung playing possum and will explode at the right time to make the T&T Olympic team..what allyuh think? That 10.42 was just to lull the others to sleep and then when it maters the most, like a flash................!
Trinity Cross, seems like you havent changed. Truetrini my arse. New name... same sh*t talk. Although, your comment is not a direct knock...your message is clear. Why dont you leave DB. AA ran a 10.9x over the weekend. And you have nothing to say about that? I think you have something personal with DB.
This is the difference between the Trini and JA followers. JA fans dont come out and knock their athletes when they are facing adversity. Again...Truetrini my arse!
HAHAHAHA The man change he name, you swear he is Reshmi Ramnarine or Sasha
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I feel Brung playing possum and will explode at the right time to make the T&T Olympic team..what allyuh think? That 10.42 was just to lull the others to sleep and then when it maters the most, like a flash................!
Trinity Cross, seems like you havent changed. Truetrini my arse. New name... same sh*t talk. Although, your comment is not a direct knock...your message is clear. Why dont you leave DB. AA ran a 10.9x over the weekend. And you have nothing to say about that? I think you have something personal with DB.
This is the difference between the Trini and JA followers. JA fans dont come out and knock their athletes when they are facing adversity. Again...Truetrini my arse!
HAHAHAHA The man change he name, you swear he is Reshmi Ramnarine or Sasha
Yeah. I am pretty sure he read both of our posts and is having difficulty coming up with a reply.
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Actually I just read both your posts, I had a death in my family, see, my brother died and I was busy..too busy to deal with allyuh jes come shit.
My name has always been truetrini for over 12 years on this forum, but jes come jokers like allyuh would not know this. I changed to trinity Cross to protest the changing of our National Award ok?
IF AA and DB meet tomorrow AA winning. Brung cyar buy a screw in aho house with a blue note staple to he forrid
For heaven's sake lighten up..the man is done..dusted and cooked...steups
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I hope you also give up trying to make every tread about DB. I could understand you responding to a poster about the performance of DB . But when no one brings up or is discussing DB
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I hope you also give up trying to make every tread about DB. I could understand you responding to a poster about the performance of DB . But when no one brings up or is discussing DB
Actually I just read both your posts, I had a death in my family, see, my brother died and I was busy..too busy to deal with allyuh jes come shit.
My name has always been truetrini for over 12 years on this forum, but jes come jokers like allyuh would not know this. I changed to trinity Cross to protest the changing of our National Award ok?
IF AA and DB meet tomorrow AA winning. Brung cyar buy a screw in aho house with a blue note staple to he forrid
For heaven's sake lighten up..the man is done..dusted and cooked...steups
Sorry to hear about your loss. My condolences to you and your family.
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Breds this is a post about outdoor results and he had a race and shit he pants again.
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Thanks for the condolences.
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Breds this is a post about outdoor results and he had a race and shit he pants again.
Wow it is amazing how your mind is so one sided , you will swear he was the only athlete that performed badly that weekend , If you had criticized all the athletes that had a bad result then your post would make sense , but All your posts and criticism is aimed at one individual over and over again. I thought by now you would of gained a sense of maturity but I guess this is just your way. The fact is right now we have a set of underperforming athletes who I agree need criticism but it is unfair that you target one athlete and leave the others unscathed. I have no problem with you giving your opinion but try to make it not based on one individual because even though your intention might be good , posters view you as being crazy and being on a personal vendetta. Can we please have some responisible posting if you so in love with DB, hear what start a tread or a blog and you can write all you want on that , explore your creativity and do whatever that fits your fansies.
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Breds this is a post about outdoor results and he had a race and shit he pants again.
Wow it is amazing how your mind is so one sided , you will swear he was the only athlete that performed badly that weekend , If you had criticized all the athletes that had a bad result then your post would make sense , but All your posts and criticism is aimed at one individual over and over again. I thought by now you would of gained a sense of maturity but I guess this is just your way. The fact is right now we have a set of underperforming athletes who I agree need criticism but it is unfair that you target one athlete and leave the others unscathed. I have no problem with you giving your opinion but try to make it not based on one individual because even though your intention might be good , posters view you as being crazy and being on a personal vendetta. Can we please have some responisible posting if you so in love with DB, hear what start a tread or a blog and you can write all you want on that , explore your creativity and do whatever that fits your fansies.
So true. Well said
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i 2nd that
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what is MOST amazing is how easy it is to get you jokers going. steups.
Go kiss Brung
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what is MOST amazing is how easy it is to get you jokers going. steups.
Go kiss Brung
If you were to knock any of the athletes in the way you knock DB, you will receive the same from response from me. Your beef is surely personal.
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personal? Lol
Allyuh like Pavlov dogs
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K back to actual results... both 4x1 teams fourth, 39.03 for men and 44.07 for the women. I haven't seen the men's yet but looking at the women I can say it will be a stronger team (provided everyone is healthy) come London because we will have KAB. She makes a lot of difference on 2nd against Felix. She might not gain on her but there's no gap increase.
Kai ran a solid 1st leg but she seemed like she hurt something hope everything is ok
Michelle did a good job on second against Kerron Stewart- Allyson Felix was gone
I think Ayanna may have been better on 3rd than Reyare but she did what she could and got the stick to Semoy.
Semoy was overworked this weekend so I didn't expect her to run her best. She ran 4x1 and 4x2 for LSU too.
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I will not comment on the men races, I am just hoping that it is just rustiness from our athlete. Because I expected better . Bledman slip at the start , not smooth baton passing , Marc Burns had a good leg , EC was ordinary and expected better from RT anchor but I could be wrong , it could be he ran a very good leg ,it is just that I did not expect oshane bailey from jamaica to be that quick but every year some new force pops up for jamaica probably this is oshane bailey year
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Penn Relays: women's 4x100
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VtK59RM6fwc&feature=related
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Penn Relays 2012....Men's 4X100
"http://www.youtube.com/embed/1zfXPWda-B8?rel=0"
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Penn Relays 2012....Men's 4X100
"http://www.youtube.com/embed/1zfXPWda-B8?rel=0"
Just some thoughts....
That was not a good run by T&T. Its a good thing that it is early. Lots of preparation to do. We need to be running below 38.5 consistently. France has a strong squad that will vie for a medal. If we are to run like that in the Olympics... That will give us about a 5 or 6 place finish. Based on current results, that relay team is our A team. I guess nationals will determine the final relay team.
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Must say the 4x400 mens team looked pretty decent. Would not say that it is our A team. But there are 3 more guys (Quow, Lendore and Hewitt) that can be easily switched. I think once the team is finalized, we have a realistic chance of placing at the Olympics.
I think the mens 400m race at Nationals will be the race to watch this year.
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Must say the 4x400 mens team looked pretty decent. Would not say that it is our A team. But there are 3 more guys (Quow, Lendore and Hewitt) that can be easily switched. I think once the team is finalized, we have a realistic chance of placing at the Olympics.
I think the mens 400m race at Nationals will be the race to watch this year.
I see us making the finals but placing in the top 3 will be tough. We have the US who basically have the gold medal on lockdown, the battle for silver and bronze will be among Bahamas, Belgium and Russia. I also expect Great Britain to be a contender for a medal at home and they did well last time (4th place). I see us battling with the likes of Jamaica, Poland and Australia for 6th place.
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Mark get ketch on the first leg but Emmanuel get eat up on the curve jeezzz !!
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I am really hoping RT is yet to get into good shape, and that he had some setback.
Thus far I am not seeing gains similar to Walter Dix's since joining HSI.
The first 200m at Mt. SAC...well let's not go there, and to be battling against Oshane Bailey???
For a man who ran multiple meets in the busy collegiate schedule in 2008 and still ran 20.18 then, progress so far does not look promising given that it is already late April.
Hope I am dead wrong.
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Penn Relays: women's 4x100
http://www.youtube.com/v/VtK59RM6fwc
http://www.youtube.com/v/1zfXPWda-B8
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Thanks Soca and after watching the men's ditto STMB. Conditions were'nt good at all but London maybe similar just a bit warmer. So that was good practice.
The times will drop as each individual gets stronger/ faster.
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No comment from truetrini aka trinity cross, For someone so vocal we hear no comments about our performance at Penn Relay , hmmm if DB ran we would of gotten a response from him already
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Unfortunately I do have to echo STMB's sentiments regarding Richard. Instead of an injury setback, I was more leaning to the possibility that he is still under a very heavy training load in comparison to Dix, as he has just looked very flat. We have to remember that even though Dix is already flying, he had/has less to work on than Richard. The issues of speed endurance and general strength were never a concern for Dix. Technical issues is their only mutual problem. Not to mention Dix has to be in peak shape for his trials in 8 weeks time, Richard does not have that concern or has it to a lesser degree.
Richard has Darvis Patton, Nesta Carter, Frater and Bolt for opponents this coming Saturday in Jamaica, so lets see what happens in the first real meet of the season.
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No comment from truetrini aka trinity cross, For someone so vocal we hear no comments about our performance at Penn Relay , hmmm if DB ran we would of gotten a response from him already
The man lost his brother about a week ago. Maybe he has other priorities these days.
VB
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That is sad to hear. Richard if you are reading this, I offer my deepest condolences to you and your family.
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I did not hear about that. But condolences to RT.
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That is sad to hear. Richard if you are reading this, I offer my deepest condolences to you and your family.
I did not hear about that. But condolences to RT.
Guys,
Vb was speaking about truetrini aka Trinity Cross and NOT Richard!! Just wanted to clarify....
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That is sad to hear. Richard if you are reading this, I offer my deepest condolences to you and your family.
I did not hear about that. But condolences to RT.
Guys,
Vb was speaking about truetrini aka Trinity Cross and NOT Richard!! Just wanted to clarify....
Well REC thanks for the clarification, but what else was I left to assume. I was not one of the posters to engage TT in the latest rounds of talk about Brown and nowhere in my post did I make mention of him(TT), so I am a bit confused as to how VB could quote my post when mentioning the passing of TT's brother. ???
Anyways my condolences to you TrueTrini and the rest of your family. Sorry for your loss.
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That is sad to hear. Richard if you are reading this, I offer my deepest condolences to you and your family.
I did not hear about that. But condolences to RT.
Guys,
Vb was speaking about truetrini aka Trinity Cross and NOT Richard!! Just wanted to clarify....
Well REC thanks for the clarification, but what else was I left to assume. I was not one of the posters to engage TT in the latest rounds of talk about Brown and nowhere in my post did I make mention of him(TT), so I am a bit confused as to how VB could quote my post when mentioning the passing of TT's brother. ???
Anyways my condolences to you TrueTrini and the rest of your family. Sorry for your loss.
Apologies Aviator,
Jusbless quote was just above yours and somehow I clicked on the wrong one.
I have modified my post accordingly.
Again, apologies.
VB
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That is sad to hear. Richard if you are reading this, I offer my deepest condolences to you and your family.
I did not hear about that. But condolences to RT.
Guys,
Vb was speaking about truetrini aka Trinity Cross and NOT Richard!! Just wanted to clarify....
Well REC thanks for the clarification, but what else was I left to assume. I was not one of the posters to engage TT in the latest rounds of talk about Brown and nowhere in my post did I make mention of him(TT), so I am a bit confused as to how VB could quote my post when mentioning the passing of TT's brother. ???
Anyways my condolences to you TrueTrini and the rest of your family. Sorry for your loss.
Apologies Aviator,
Jusbless quote was just above yours and somehow I clicked on the wrong one.
I have modified my post accordingly.
Again, apologies.
VB
No scene. Apologies accepted
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I get set up. Aye allyuh, write understandable english, nah!!!!
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In Guadeloupe
200m/TCM | M | Finale | Chr : E | Vt : +0.0
1 20''40 MARTINA Churandy (Ned) PAYS BAS 000 _HF SEM/84 IA 1167
2 20''42 SORRILLO Rondell (Tri) TRINIDAD ET TOBAGO 000 _HF SEM/86 IA 1164
3 20''60 CONNAUGHTON Jared (Can) CANADA 000 _HF SEM/85 IB 1138
4 20''74 ALERTE David Entente Franconville Cesame Va 095 I-F SEM/84 N1 1117
5 20''89 CRAWFORD Shawn (Usa) ETATS UNIS 000 _HF SEM/78 N1 1095
6 20''99 REMY Arnaud Athletic Club De Sainte Anne 971 GUA SEM/86 N2 1081
7 21''68 MICHALET Vincent Asc Zenith 972 MAR ESM/92 N3 984
- NP SAIDY NDURE Jaysuma (Nor) NORVEGE 000 _HF SEM/84 0
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In Guadeloupe
200m/TCM | M | Finale | Chr : E | Vt : +0.0
1 20''40 MARTINA Churandy (Ned) PAYS BAS 000 _HF SEM/84 IA 1167
2 20''42 SORRILLO Rondell (Tri) TRINIDAD ET TOBAGO 000 _HF SEM/86 IA 1164
3 20''60 CONNAUGHTON Jared (Can) CANADA 000 _HF SEM/85 IB 1138
4 20''74 ALERTE David Entente Franconville Cesame Va 095 I-F SEM/84 N1 1117
5 20''89 CRAWFORD Shawn (Usa) ETATS UNIS 000 _HF SEM/78 N1 1095
6 20''99 REMY Arnaud Athletic Club De Sainte Anne 971 GUA SEM/86 N2 1081
7 21''68 MICHALET Vincent Asc Zenith 972 MAR ESM/92 N3 984
- NP SAIDY NDURE Jaysuma (Nor) NORVEGE 000 _HF SEM/84 0
Good result for Rondell. Seems like Churandy just nipped him. 20.42 to start off the season is a good sign.
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This seems to be a very good start for him..........this is normally his peak range (20.5x), so i hope that with this start that he would consistently get down to the 20.2x range
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Down in Brazil this morning
Resultado Oficial / Official Result
Voltar/Back
100 m - Masculino/Men
Final - 15/05/2010 - Domingo - Manhã - 11:20h
Record Marca/Mark Atleta/Athlete País/Country Local Data/Date
WR 9.58 Usain Bolt JAM Berlin - GER 16.08.2009
MR 10.15 Martial Mbandjock FRA Belém 19.05.2010
Temperatura: 38.4
Umidade: 50%
Vento: 0.3
Col Nº Atleta/Athlete País/Country Reaç Tempo/Mark
1 6 Emmanuel Callender TRI 0.149 10.18
2 8 Bruno Lins Tenorio de Barros BRA 0.162 10.27
3 5 Nilson de Oliveira André BRA 0.136 10.37
4 10 Diego Henrique de Farias Cavalcanti BRA 0.187 10.39
5 9 Sandro Ricardo Rodrigues Viana BRA 0.163 10.44
6 4 Carlos Roberto Pio de Moraes Júnior BRA 0.182 10.47
7 3 Alex Quiñonez ECU 0.211 10.55
8 7 Monzavous Edwards USA 0.198 10.56
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Sparkle Mcknight drops a big 200m PR. Her previous best was 23.91
Women 200 Meter Dash
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Name Year School Finals Wind H#
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1 Jackson, Candace Texas Tech 23.11 0.8 1
2 Borlee, Olivia Belgian 23.24 0.8 1
3 Alexander, Erica Texas Tech 23.28 0.8 1
4 McKnight, Sparkle South Plains 23.29 1.9 2
5 Blake, Amoy South Plains 23.41 1.9 2
6 White, Cierra Texas Tech 23.44 1.9 2
7 Reece, Shakera New Era Spri 23.72 0.8 1
8 Bartholomew, Trish Grenada 23.79 0.8 1
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I agree anything sub 52 is madness for a 100/200 sprinter. Can anyone confirm if KAB will be doing the 200m in London as well?
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Re: the quote immediately above...Kelly is still not sure. She says she'll have to see how her season goes, but the answer wasn't a definite 'No". Her training is going well though, and she says she feels very very good after last night's run at the JA Invitational.
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Ah get rusty :-[. Can't remember how to get my msg rt after d quote lol...Need to go bk to Soca Warriors Online discussion School :-[
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I know she'll do the best for her! Could you tell her well done, and keep that focus! I'm in full support, God bless her!
That was a massive PR for sparkle mcknight wow that's great I hope she keeps it up.
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Down in Brazil this morning
Resultado Oficial / Official Result
Voltar/Back
100 m - Masculino/Men
Final - 15/05/2010 - Domingo - Manhã - 11:20h
Record Marca/Mark Atleta/Athlete País/Country Local Data/Date
WR 9.58 Usain Bolt JAM Berlin - GER 16.08.2009
MR 10.15 Martial Mbandjock FRA Belém 19.05.2010
Temperatura: 38.4
Umidade: 50%
Vento: 0.3
Col Nº Atleta/Athlete País/Country Reaç Tempo/Mark
1 6 Emmanuel Callender TRI 0.149 10.18
2 8 Bruno Lins Tenorio de Barros BRA 0.162 10.27
3 5 Nilson de Oliveira André BRA 0.136 10.37
4 10 Diego Henrique de Farias Cavalcanti BRA 0.187 10.39
5 9 Sandro Ricardo Rodrigues Viana BRA 0.163 10.44
6 4 Carlos Roberto Pio de Moraes Júnior BRA 0.182 10.47
7 3 Alex Quiñonez ECU 0.211 10.55
8 7 Monzavous Edwards USA 0.198 10.56
I think it's fair to say his place on that 3rd leg is sealed.
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Tonight in Brazil....
Resultado Oficial / Official Result
Voltar/Back
100 m - Masculino/Men
Final - 09/05/2012 - Quarta-Feira - Noite - 20:35h
Record Marca/Mark Atleta/Athlete País/Country Local Data/Date
WR 9.58 Usain Bolt JAM Berlin - GER 16.08.2009
MR 10.16 Andrew Hinds BAR Fortaleza 14.05.2008
Temperatura: 29.0
Umidade: 76%
Vento: -0.1 M/S
Col Nº Atleta/Athlete País/Country Reaç Tempo/Mark
1 64 Michael Mathieu BAH 0.139 10.30
2 16 Bruno Lins Tenorio de Barros BRA 0.146 10.31
3 18 Diego Henrique de Farias Cavalcanti BRA 0.162 10.42
4 14 Emmanuel Callender TRI , 10.43
5 15 Monzavous Edwards USA 0.149 10.45
6 17 Sandro Ricardo Rodrigues Viana BRA 0.142 10.48
7 13 Nilson de Oliveira André BRA 0.151 10.51
8 12 Carlos Roberto Pio de Moraes Júnior BRA 0.213 10.54
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INTERESTING - Has curve running become an issue for RT?
DWAIN Chambers will make his first British outdoor appearance of the season at next week's Powerade Great CityGames in Manchester.
Chambers was freed to compete at London 2012, pending qualification, after the Court of Arbitration for Sport ruled his lifetime Olympic ban, imposed by the British Olympic Association, contravened the World Anti-Doping Agency's code.
Since returning to the sport, the former world indoor champion has been having to scratch out a living at minor events, with many leading promoters refusing to invite them to their meetings.
However, he will line-up against American Walter Dix, last year's IAAF World Championships 100 metres and 200m silver medallist, Trinidad's Richard Thompson, the 2008 Olympic 100m runner-up, and fellow Briton Marlon Devonish in Manchester.
Olympic champion Usain Bolt ran a world best 14.35 sec over the rarely ran 150m straight distance three years ago.
Dix believes he is in shape to attack the USA record of 14.51 sec that Tyson Gay achieved in Manchester a year ago while, Chambers, currently training in Jamaica, could challenge the British best performance of 14.87 sec.
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Peterbuilt is running in Atlanta this evening.
Heat: 3
1 426 Landon Powell Appalachian
2 458 Christopher Jackson Bethune-Cook
3 572 David Ambler Florida Stat
4 539 Ifrish Alberg East Tenn. S
5 827 Anson Henry unat
6 893 Evander Wells unat
7 785 Darrel Brown unat
8 829 Jerel Hill unat
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HAS DARREL BROWN RUN FOR THE YEAR?
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HAS DARREL BROWN RUN FOR THE YEAR?
Why all caps??? :-\
Anyways he has run for the year. He ran 10.42 a few weeks ago.
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Samsung Diamond League Doha
Official Results - Men - 100 Metres - Wind : +0.4 m/s Pos Athlete Nat Mark Pts
1 Justin Gatlin [USA] USA 9.87
2 Asafa Powell [JAM] JAM 9.88
3 Lerone Clarke [JAM] JAM 9.99
4 Mike Rodgers [USA] USA 10.00
5 Nesta Carter [JAM] JAM 10.05
6 Darvis Patton [USA] USA 10.11
7 Jacques Harvey [JAM] JAM 10.14
8 Jimmy Vicaut [FRA] FRA 10.28
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Samsung Diamond League Doha
Official Results - Women - 100 Metres - Wind : +0.7 m/s Pos Athlete Nat Mark Pts
1 Allyson Felix [USA] USA 10.92 4
2 Veronica Campbell-Brown [JAM] JAM 10.94 2
3 Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce [JAM] JAM 11.00 1
4 Blessing Okagbare [NGR] NGR 11.01
5 LaShauntea Moore [USA] USA 11.13
6 Mikele Barber [USA] USA 11.13
7 Kerron Stewart [JAM] JAM 11.16
8 Sherone Simpson [JAM] JAM 11.22
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Samsung Diamond League Doha
Official Results - Men - 200 Metres - Wind : -0.5 m/s Pos Athlete Nat Mark Pts
1 Walter Dix [USA] USA 20.02 4
2 Churandy Martina [NED] NED 20.26 2
3 Jaysuma Saidy Ndure [NOR] NOR 20.34 1
4 Marvin Anderson [JAM] JAM 20.42
5 Mario Forsythe [JAM] JAM 20.53
6 Rasheed Dwyer [JAM] JAM 20.60
7 Aziz Ouhadi [MAR] MAR 20.70
Rakieem Salaam [USA] USA DNF
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Samsung Diamond League Doha
Shot Put
Official Results - Women - Shot Put Pos Athlete Nat Mark Pts
1 Nadzeya Ostapchuk [BLR] BLR 20.53 4
2 Jillian Camarena-Williams [USA] USA 19.81 2
3 Nadine Kleinert [GER] GER 19.67 1
4 Anita Márton [HUN] HUN 18.33
5 Cleopatra Borel [TRI] TRI 18.30
6 Josephine Terlecki [GER] GER 17.71
7 Jessica Cérival [FRA] FRA 16.49
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Whaaaaat?!
Samsung Diamond League Doha
Official Results - Men - 100 Metres - Wind : +0.4 m/s Pos Athlete Nat Mark Pts
1 Justin Gatlin [USA] USA 9.87
2 Asafa Powell [JAM] JAM 9.88
3 Lerone Clarke [JAM] JAM 9.99
4 Mike Rodgers [USA] USA 10.00
5 Nesta Carter [JAM] JAM 10.05
6 Darvis Patton [USA] USA 10.11
7 Jacques Harvey [JAM] JAM 10.14
8 Jimmy Vicaut [FRA] FRA 10.28
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Heat 3 Preliminaries Wind: 0.4
1 Anson Henry unattached 10.56
2 Darrel Brown unattached 10.57 :'(
3 Ifrish Alberg East Tenn. St. 10.60
4 Evander Wells unattached 10.64
5 David Ambler Florida State 10.66
6 Landon Powell Appalachian State 10.77
-- Christopher Jackson Bethune-Cookman DNS
-- Jerel Hill unattached DNS
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Come nah man Aviator, there was no assist from de wind
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Come nah man Aviator, there was no assist from de wind
LOL :bs:
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Once Brown gets jusbless of he jock strap he will run a 100th faster. ;)
It not easy running a sprint race with two big pricks yuh know!
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Darrel clearly is not in shape as evidenced by his 22+ 200m in Florida last month. Thes 10.4s and 10.5s he's running cannot surprise anyone if he can't break 22 over 200m. Conditioning is waaay off. Let's see how much he can improve by before Trials
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Ok let me be serious here for a minute.
Darrel's real problem has always been those around him, aka his father.
His father made it seem like his son is the second coming, wanted no advice from anyone, felt everyone who gave constructive criticism was jealous and wanted somehow to keep his son down!
FACTS!
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Darrel clearly is not in shape as evidenced by his 22+ 200m in Florida last month. Thes 10.4s and 10.5s he's running cannot surprise anyone if he can't break 22 over 200m. Conditioning is waaay off. Let's see how much he can improve by before Trials
Boy meh heart is break for this man yes.
Imagine at 19, he already had two medals at the World Sr. Champs.
VB
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Darrel clearly is not in shape as evidenced by his 22+ 200m in Florida last month. Thes 10.4s and 10.5s he's running cannot surprise anyone if he can't break 22 over 200m. Conditioning is waaay off. Let's see how much he can improve by before Trials
Who is he being coached by in the States?
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http://www.wapa.tv/pages/deportes/
Ponce Grand prix live
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http://www.wapa.tv/pages/deportes/
Ponce Grand prix live
MUCHO GRACIAS !!!!!
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http://www.wapa.tv/pages/deportes/
Ponce Grand prix live
MUCHO GRACIAS !!!!!
Looks as if you really appreciate this one.
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Darrel clearly is not in shape as evidenced by his 22+ 200m in Florida last month. Thes 10.4s and 10.5s he's running cannot surprise anyone if he can't break 22 over 200m. Conditioning is waaay off. Let's see how much he can improve by before Trials
Who is he being coached by in the States?
I'm not sure he's in the States. I assumed he was still home like last season
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Darrel clearly is not in shape as evidenced by his 22+ 200m in Florida last month. Thes 10.4s and 10.5s he's running cannot surprise anyone if he can't break 22 over 200m. Conditioning is waaay off. Let's see how much he can improve by before Trials
Who is he being coached by in the States?
I'm not sure he's in the States. I assumed he was still home like last season
Well if he is still home, he wasting real time and money to travel all the way to the states to get his a$$ buss. Lets see if he shows up at the Quantum invite next weekend.
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http://www.wapa.tv/pages/deportes/
Ponce Grand prix live
MUCHO GRACIAS !!!!!
Looks as if you really appreciate this one.
Indeed ;D
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Jehue has another season's best run.
Event 121 Men 400 Meter Hurdles IWC
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Name Age Team Finals Points
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Finals
1 Javier Culson Puerto Rico 48.00
2 Jehue Gordon Trinidad & Tobago 48.89
3 Bershawn Jackson United States 48.96
4 Omar Cisneros Cuba 49.71
5 Eric Alejandro Puerto Rico 50.04
6 Winder Cuevas Dominican Republic 50.38
7 Danny McFarlene Jamaica 50.47
8 Michael Tinsley United States 50.74
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Darrel clearly is not in shape as evidenced by his 22+ 200m in Florida last month. Thes 10.4s and 10.5s he's running cannot surprise anyone if he can't break 22 over 200m. Conditioning is waaay off. Let's see how much he can improve by before Trials
22 seconds wtf. Nah man u have to be joking right? Is he injured.?
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Ok let me be serious here for a minute.
Darrel's real problem has always been those around him, aka his father.
His father made it seem like his son is the second coming, wanted no advice from anyone, felt everyone who gave constructive criticism was jealous and wanted somehow to keep his son down!
FACTS!
You know the scene self, he reaping he crops now, is a pitty he son have to suffer for it. Been around him long enough.
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Bledos in Ponce
http://www.youtube.com/v/OLx_9MnURlg
Flash Gordon
http://www.youtube.com/v/oXRVvv4XnEM&feature=plcp
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Callendar in Brazil again
Temperatura: 30.1
Umidade: 60
Vento: -0.7 M/S
Col Nº Atleta/Athlete País/Country Reaç Tempo/Mark
1 103 Emmanuel Callender TRI 0.147 10.16
2 102 Diego Henrique de Farias Cavalcanti BRA 0.146 10.34
3 104 Sandro Ricardo Rodrigues Viana BRA 0.129 10.35
4 107 Alex Quiñonez ECU 0.173 10.49
5 105 Carlos Roberto Pio de Moraes Júnior BRA 0.151 10.56
6 106 Aldemir Gomes da Silva Júnior BRA 0.151 10.70
7 100 John Valencia ECU 0.132 10.86
101 Jared Connaughton CAN DNS
Temperatura: 25.9
Umidade: 60 %
Vento: -0.3 m/s
Col Nº Atleta/Athlete País/Country Reaç Tempo/Mark
1 102 Diego Henrique de Farias Cavalcanti BRA 0.255 20.4
2 106 Aldemir Gomes da Silva Júnior BRA 0.164 20.6
3 104 Sandro Ricardo Rodrigues Viana BRA 0.210 20.8
4 101 Jared Connaughton CAN 0.172 20.8
5 107 Alex Quiñonez ECU 0.211 20.9
6 103 Emmanuel Callender TRI 0.282 20.9
7 100 John Valencia ECU 0.338 22.2
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Event 1 Women 100 Meter Dash
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Stadium: S 11.05 2012 Kimberlyn Duncan, LSU
SEC Meet: M 11.03 2006 Kerron Stewart, Auburn
Name Year School Finals Wind Points
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Finals
1 Kimberlyn Duncan JR Lsu 10.96M 1.9 10
2 Semoy Hackett SR Lsu 11.10 1.9 8
3 Darshay Davis SO Florida 11.30 1.9 6
4 Kai Selvon SO Auburn 11.32 1.9 5
5 Kia Jackson JR Tennessee 11.45 1.9 4
6 Brittany Jones SR Tennessee 11.47 1.9 3
7 Takeia Pinckney SO Lsu 11.49 1.9 2
8 Nivea Smith SR Auburn 11.51 1.9 1
9 Keilah Tyson FR Kentucky 11.52 1.9
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That time is a big PR for Hackett. Her previous best was 11.17. Its also a PR for Kai. Her previous best was 11.41
Well done girls!!!!!! :beermug:
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Great to see Semoy run that time. She's rounding into form nicely as is Kai hopefully they can both stay healthy so that the relay will be great.
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Lendore wins the Big 12 400m In 45.13 ;D
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Lendore wins the Big 12 400m In 45.13 ;D
:o :o
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Lendore wins the Big 12 400m In 45.13 ;D
:o :o
I predicted that this young man will run the A standard and get in the low 45s. Sub 45 coming soon.... Looks as if we will have 3 reps in the 400m for London. 4x400 is looking more and more good.
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Event 6 Men 400 Meter Dash
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American: @ 43.18 8/26/1999 Michael Johnson, USA
Collegiate: ^ 43.50 6/6/1992 Quincy Watts, USC
Big 12: # 44.69 2000 Michael Blackwood, Oklahoma
Stadium: ! 45.33 2005 Darold Williamson, Baylor
Oly Trials A: $ 45.30
Oly Trials B: ~ 46.00
Name Year School Finals Points
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Finals
1 Deon Lendore FR Texas A&M 45.13$ 10
2 Gil Roberts SR Texas Tech 45.16$ 8
3 Kyle Clemons JR Kansas 45.91~ 6
4 Blake Heriot SO Baylor 46.28 5
5 Zwede Hewitt SR Baylor 46.32 4
6 Ricky Babineaux JR Texas A&M 46.91 3
7 Justin Allen SO Baylor 47.02 2
8 Isaiah Gill JR Texas Tech 47.54 1
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Women's 4x100m looks better. Really happy for Semoy since she looked a bit off since returning from her ban.
That's a BIG BIG BIG run from Lendore! Might be the breakout local athlete for 2012 so far
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Davis gets a huge A standard and a PB as well... Looks like we will have 2 reps in this event for London.
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2012 Big 12 Outdoor - 5/11/2012 to 5/13/2012
Track & Field Championships
R.V. Christian Track Complex - Manhattan, KS
Event 16 Men 110 Meter Hurdles
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American: @ 12.89 2010 David Oliver, USA
Collegiate: ^ 13.00 5/6/1979 Renaldo Nehemiah, Maryland
Big 12: # 13.23 5/15/2011 Omo Osaghae, Tex Tech
Stadium: ! 13.65 2004 Jared MacLeod, Canada
Oly Trials A: $ 13.52
Oly Trials B: ~ 13.99
Name Year School Finals Wind Points
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Finals
1 Wayne Davis II JR Texas A&M 13.37$ 1.8 10
2 Shane Brathwaite JR Texas Tech 13.46$ 1.8 8
3 Tre' Lathan JR Oklahoma 13.65! 1.8 6
4 Keiron Stewart JR Texas 13.74~ 1.8 5
5 Kenneth Minkah FR Texas A&M 13.88~ 1.8 4
6 Jamele Mason SR Texas Tech 14.02 1.8 3
7 Mantas Silkauskas SR Kansas State 14.08 1.8 2
8 Tarique Hill JR Kansas State 14.22 1.8 1
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Women's 4x100m looks better. Really happy for Semoy since she looked a bit off since returning from her ban.
That's a BIG BIG BIG run from Lendore! Might be the breakout local athlete for 2012 so far
Ditto the W4x1. With three quarters of the team already having a collective 0.17s individual improvement of the flat 100m and a PB likely to come from KAB, they can seriously entertain the thought of running sub-42.2
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Wowzers!!! 45.13.... and only a freshman. Hope he finishes his degree first, great time and looks like he can go sub 45 by NCAA's. The men's 400n is looking great this year! I know he may not do well in the individual 400 after this long college season so I'm looking for him to do well in the relay. I hope Lalonde Gordon can get back into form because he is a great addition to the team.
I've been waiting for Wayne to produce and he's finally come through. Hope he can keep improving!
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Once Brown gets jusbless of he jock strap he will run a 100th faster. ;)
It not easy running a sprint race with two big pricks yuh know!
Wait how do you know the man prick big hmmm, rather interesting , I was starting to give you the benefit of the doubt and all of a sudden your true colors come out again. The only contribution you seem to want to add is negative connotations about DB. I am sorry he was not into you but that is his choice get over it and stop acting like a lovesick puppy. You really need some help and really I aint got no more time to waste. Sometimes in life you have to leave a person in the ignorance and just pity them.
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Event 6 Men 400 Meter Dash
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American: @ 43.18 8/26/1999 Michael Johnson, USA
Collegiate: ^ 43.50 6/6/1992 Quincy Watts, USC
Big 12: # 44.69 2000 Michael Blackwood, Oklahoma
Stadium: ! 45.33 2005 Darold Williamson, Baylor
Oly Trials A: $ 45.30
Oly Trials B: ~ 46.00
Name Year School Finals Points
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Finals
1 Deon Lendore FR Texas A&M 45.13$ 10
2 Gil Roberts SR Texas Tech 45.16$ 8
3 Kyle Clemons JR Kansas 45.91~ 6
4 Blake Heriot SO Baylor 46.28 5
5 Zwede Hewitt SR Baylor 46.32 4
6 Ricky Babineaux JR Texas A&M 46.91 3
7 Justin Allen SO Baylor 47.02 2
8 Isaiah Gill JR Texas Tech 47.54 1
anyone got a vid of the race ???
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Once Brown gets jusbless of he jock strap he will run a 100th faster. ;)
It not easy running a sprint race with two big pricks yuh know!
Wait how do you know the man prick big hmmm, rather interesting , I was starting to give you the benefit of the doubt and all of a sudden your true colors come out again. The only contribution you seem to want to add is negative connotations about DB. I am sorry he was not into you but that is his choice get over it and stop acting like a lovesick puppy. You really need some help and really I aint got no more time to waste. Sometimes in life you have to leave a person in the ignorance and just pity them.
I was talking abiut you and he father...but I see your obsession with toti...so carry on
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Ok guys....
Ayanna Alexander jumped 14.14m- really proud of her for getting over 14m and now all she needs is some consistency but I got what I wanted and that was to see her jump over 14 because she's been so near for the past few years.
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Excellent jump for her, the Olympic standard is 14.10!!
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This is going to be the largest track & field team TT sends to London...Providing that all the right decisions are made.
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I pray they are! Not only the largest but the vest in terms of quality- potential finalists/medalists.
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RT 4th 10.20 in Daegu
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One race at the time , we keep the faith that you will be ready to fire when it counts ,
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Unfortunately RT had an injury setback with his hip/groin since the end of March and has been trying to regain fitness. It has acted up again and he will therefore forego the Manchester meet to seek treatment back home.
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Unfortunately RT had an injury setback with his hip/groin since the end of March and has been trying to regain fitness. It has acted up again and he will therefore forego the Manchester meet to seek treatment back home.
Well that sucks to hear. Even though a part of me wonders how much did it really heal the first time considering that he had looked average at best on every relay and open race he has participated in so far. Hope he gets good treatment this time and if needs be don't worry to race until Nationals to allow sufficient time for recovery and to regain some of the training time that will/has been lost.
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Richard in the 100m
http://www.youtube.com/v/vUssrNpEnZU
Quow in the 400m
http://www.youtube.com/v/rkJjpgs59Uk&feature=relmfu
Aleesha Barber
http://www.youtube.com/v/N4vhXDhWbQM&feature=relmfu
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Athletics-Daegu World Challenge Meeting results
Reuters
Wed, 16 May 14:38:00 2012
Results from the World Challenge Meeting in Daegu, South Korea on Wednesday Men's 100m 1. Justin Gatlin (U.S.) 9.93 2. Michael Rodgers (U.S.) 10.06 3. Jacques Harvey (Jamaica) 10.16 Men's 400m 1. Kirani James (Grenada) 44.72 2. Renny Quow (Trinidad and Tobago) 45.65 3. Calvin Smith (U.S.) 45.70 Men's 800m 1. Mohammed Aman (Ethiopia) 1:43.51 2. Leonard Kirwa Kosencha (Kenya) 1:44.74 3. Andreas Bube (Denmark) 1:45.27 Men's 110m Hurdles 1. Aries Merritt (U.S.) 13.21 2. David Oliver (U.S.) 13.22 3. Jason Richardson (U.S.) 13.34 Men's 4 x 400m Relay 1. Japan 3:01.04 2. Australia 3:01.58 3. Australia B 3:07.29 Men's High Jump 1. Trevor Barry (Bahamas) 2.25 2. Jamie Nieto (U.S.) 2.22 3. Samson Oni (Britain) 2.22 Men's Long Jump 1. Ignisious Gaisah (Ghana) 7.99 2. Elvijs Misans (Latvia) 7.96 3. George Kitchens (U.S.) 7.92 Men's Shot Put 1. Ryan Whiting (U.S.) 21.14 2. Dylan Armstrong (Canada) 20.72 3. Adam Nelson (U.S.) 20.34 Men's Javelin Throw 1. Dmitri Tarabin (Russia) 85.75 2. Ari Mannio (Finland) 81.06 3. Igor Janik (Poland) 80.23 Women's 100m 1. Carmelita Jeter (U.S.) 11.11 2. Blessing Okagbare (Nigeria) 11.21 3. Aleen Bailey (Jamaica) 11.34 Women's 200m 1. LaShauntea Moore (U.S.) 22.71 2. ChaRonda Williams (U.S.) 22.82 3. Aleen Bailey (Jamaica) 23.15 Women's 1500m 1. Eunice Sum (Kenya) 4:05.99 2. Meskerem Assefa (Ethiopia) 4:06.52 3. Kaila McKnight (Australia) 4:06.54 Women's 100m Hurdles 1. Dawn Harper (U.S.) 12.65 2. Kellie Wells (U.S.) 12.66 3. Brigitte Foster-Hylton (Jamaica) 13.00 Women's Long Jump 1. Janay DeLoach (U.S.) 6.79 2. Karin Mey Melis (Turkey) 6.48 3. Saeko Okayama (Japan) 6.45 Women's Pole Vault 1. Anastasiya Savchenko (Russia) 4.60 2. Lacy Janson (U.S.) 4.50 3. Silke Spiegelburg (Germany) 4.45 Women's Hammer Throw 1. Betty Heidler (Germany) 77.24 2. Tatyana Lysenko (Russia) 76.14 3. Zhang Wenxiu (China) 75.68
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Thompson has a groin and hip injury? Heard this on tv6 news. ???
D.H.W
Please see previous comment posted this morning....
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South Plains Area Track Officials, Inc. - Contractor License
2012 NJCAA Track & Field Championships - 5/15/2012 to 5/17/2012
South Plains College - Levelland, Texas
Event 5 Women 400 Meter Dash
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Name Year School Finals Points
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Finals
1 Blake, Amoy South Plains 53.49 10
2 McKnight, Sparkle South Plains 53.56 8
3 Duncan, Chantal Iowa Central CC 54.47 6
4 Campbell, Antonique New Mexico JC 55.40 5
5 Moore, Chante Central Arizona 56.17 4
6 Fortune, Lucy South Plains 56.19 3
7 Klimovich, Agata Barton County CC 56.40 2
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South Plains Area Track Officials, Inc. - Contractor License
2012 NJCAA Track & Field Championships - 5/15/2012 to 5/17/2012
South Plains College - Levelland, Texas
Event 15 Women 100 Meter Hurdles
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Name Year School Finals Wind Points
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Finals
1 Bellille, Janeil South Plains 13.47 0.5 10 :D
2 Brathwaite, Kenrisha Vincennes 13.80 0.5 8
3 Steplight, Shawanna Iowa Central CC 14.19 0.5 6
4 Kwarula, Sharon Iowa Central CC 14.31 0.5 5
5 Wallace, Jackie Coffeyville CC 14.36 0.5 4
6 Johnson, Nacia Central Arizona 14.98 0.5 3
7 Johnson, Dashonda Dodge City CC 15.27 0.5 2
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South Plains Area Track Officials, Inc. - Contractor License
2012 NJCAA Track & Field Championships - 5/15/2012 to 5/17/2012
South Plains College - Levelland, Texas
Event 1 Women 100 Meter Dash
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Name Year School Finals Wind Points
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Finals
1 Thomas, Reyare Iowa Central CC 11.30 0.4 10 ;D
2 Thomas, Kandace Barton County CC 11.37 0.4 8
3 Allen, Tasha New Mexico JC 11.37 0.4 6
4 Kimpel, Dominique Iowa Central CC 11.56 0.4 5
5 Williams, Meritzer New Mexico JC 11.66 0.4 4
6 Burchell, Remona Butler County CC 11.68 0.4 3
7 Williams, Serene Central Arizona 11.93 0.4 2
8 Ferguson, Gortia Colby CC 12.07 0.4 1
Deeper pool for Women's 4x100m
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Nice times from the ladies. I hope to see im ;Dprovement when Sparkle Mcknight and Janeil Bellille move to their Div 1 colleges. Great to see Reyare Thomas run that time she can only get better I see low 11.2's/high 11.1's by national camps adding a bit more depth to the ladies sprints.
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South Plains Area Track Officials, Inc. - Contractor License
2012 NJCAA Track & Field Championships - 5/15/2012 to 5/17/2012
South Plains College - Levelland, Texas
Event 17 Women 400 Meter Hurdles
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Name Year School Finals Points
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Finals
1 Bellille, Janeil South Plains 56.00 10 55.998
2 Tracey, Shana-Gaye South Plains 58.62 8
3 McKnight, Sparkle South Plains 59.03 6
4 Kwarula, Sharon Iowa Central CC 1:00.77 5
5 Olberding, Natalie Iowa Western CC 1:03.67 4
6 Bigby, Latesha Butler County CC 1:05.87 3
7 Zamorano, Anaiz Pima CC 1:06.18 2
8 Stewart, Kayla Hinds CC 1:09.31 1
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South Plains Area Track Officials, Inc. - Contractor License
2012 NJCAA Track & Field Championships - 5/15/2012 to 5/17/2012
South Plains College - Levelland, Texas
Event 3 Women 200 Meter Dash
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Name Year School Finals Wind Points
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Finals
1 Thomas, Reyare Iowa Central CC 23.67 1.5 10
2 Blake, Amoy South Plains 23.97 1.5 8
3 Kimpel, Dominique Iowa Central CC 24.25 1.5 6
4 Burchell, Remona Butler County CC 24.44 1.5 5
5 Blount, Aminah South Plains 24.79 1.5 4
6 Williams, Serene Central Arizona 24.79 1.5 3
7 Houston, Taylor South Plains 24.80 1.5 2
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Very encouraging results place wise.
Hopefully they can reproduce or better those times at this year's trials/champs.
Lucas and Bellile should push each other to respective season bests and Reyare Thomas will bolster the 4x100m ranks at least for the rounds or in case of injuries. Will be an interesting battle between her and MLA in the 100m and KS and SH in the 200m
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Very encouraging results place wise.
Hopefully they can reproduce or better those times at this year's trials/champs.
Lucas and Bellile should push each other to respective season bests and Reyare Thomas will bolster the 4x100m ranks at least for the rounds or in case of injuries. Will be an interesting battle between her and MLA in the 100m and KS and SH in the 200m
Right now Lucas and Bellile need to focus on getting the A standard. Well at least one of them. The Nationals might not be competitive enough to push them towards the A standard.
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That is the fastest Callendar has run since 2009, when he ran his PR of 10.05. Our 3rd leg is back!!!!
Voltar/
Back
100 m - Masculino/Men
Final por Tempo - 19/05/2012 - Sábado - Tarde - 10:00h
Record Marca/
Mark Atleta/
Athlete País/
Country Local Data/Date
WR 9.58 Usain
Bolt JAM Berlin -
GER 16.08.2009
MR 9.99 Daniel
Bailey ANT Belém 24.05.2009
Temperatura: 23.9º C
Umidade: 52 %
Vento: +1.5 M/S
Col Nº Atleta/Athlete País/Country Reaç Tempo/Mark
1 106 Emmanuel Callender TRI 0.160 10.07
2 104 Dexter Lee JAM 0.152 10.21
3 105 Gerald Phiri ZAM 0.145 10.22
4 103 Marc Burns TRI 0.143 10.25
5 175 Diego Henrique de Farias Cavalcanti BRA 0.185 10.31
6 102 Sandro Ricardo Rodrigues Viana BRA 0.141 10.43
7 107 Nilson de Oliveira André BRA 0.143 10.52
8 101 Carlos Roberto Pio de Moraes Junior BRA 0.165 10.53
:beermug:
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That is the fastest Callendar has run since 2009, when he ran his PR of 10.05. Our 3rd leg is back!!!!
Voltar/
Back
100 m - Masculino/Men
Final por Tempo - 19/05/2012 - Sábado - Tarde - 10:00h
Record Marca/
Mark Atleta/
Athlete País/
Country Local Data/Date
WR 9.58 Usain
Bolt JAM Berlin -
GER 16.08.2009
MR 9.99 Daniel
Bailey ANT Belém 24.05.2009
Temperatura: 23.9º C
Umidade: 52 %
Vento: +1.5 M/S
Col Nº Atleta/Athlete País/Country Reaç Tempo/Mark
1 106 Emmanuel Callender TRI 0.160 10.07
2 104 Dexter Lee JAM 0.152 10.21
3 105 Gerald Phiri ZAM 0.145 10.22
4 103 Marc Burns TRI 0.143 10.25
5 175 Diego Henrique de Farias Cavalcanti BRA 0.185 10.31
6 102 Sandro Ricardo Rodrigues Viana BRA 0.141 10.43
7 107 Nilson de Oliveira André BRA 0.143 10.52
8 101 Carlos Roberto Pio de Moraes Junior BRA 0.165 10.53
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I am pleased with how Callendar and Bledman are progressing but I am slightly worried about Burns and Thompson at this point but have faith that they will both step up and be back to their fastest by national trials.
Also we need at least two fast back up sprinters for our 4 x 100m relay squad in case of injury and such so I am speculating as to who those two extra male sprinters will be.
So far Brown is not looking good at all and I am not sure if Rondell or one of our other 200m guys can step up speed wise for the 5th and 6th spots on our 4 x 100m relay squad.
What you guys think?
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I think the key to an Olympic 4x100m medal at this point is flawless relay passing. I do not think we are going to have anyone running 9.8x come the Olympics, maybe one or more in the 9.9s.
With all the mishaps that can befall teams with excessive talent including Jamaica or the USA, teams like St. Kitts, Japan, Australia, South Africa, France, UK can easily slot in for any of the 3 medals because they understand that they cannot rely on winning a medal with just speed, and tend to invest the time and money to run their teams in different combinations, several times before championships moreso than the "big name" teams.
We need to come to that realization real quick if we want "A" medal on the men's side because though we might reach the finals of the 100, 200, 400, 110H, 400H, prospects of medalling aren't looking very strong at the moment (let's see how the trials turn out). However both the men's 4x100m and 4x400m teams as units look medal-worthy on paper, short of the investment above.
I do not think we have a worthy 6th man in the 4x100m. Putting Morain or even Brown based on results to-date will put our chances of advancing to the semis or final at risk. However adding just Sorillo to the mix makes experimenting with combinations a little less complicated than say for the US or Jamaica with their depth of talent.
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By the way, there were a few solid performances by T&T athletes at the Quantum Games. Following are excerpts from today's Express:
1. Keshorn Walcott erased a 16-year-old national record from the books. The 19-year-old Trinidad and Tobago athlete produced a huge 78.94 metres replacing Kirt Thompson in the record books in the process. Walcott was just 56 centimetres short of the 79.50m Olympic B standard.
2. Though Ayanna Alexander was the only competitor in the women's triple jump, she was not short on motivation. The T&T athlete disturbed the sand at 14.15m—a new national record.
3. Machel Cedenio was in a race of his own in the boys' under-20 400m, the T&T athlete completing his one lap of the track in a personal best 46.73 seconds.
4. Ronnie Ash emerged victorious in the men's 110m hurdles in a wind-aided 13.26 seconds. T&T's Mikel Thomas earned silver in 13.31.
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Some great results!
MLA came 3rd in the 100. Had a poor start and technique but still managed 11.24...If she attends to those things she is running 11.0x easy. The video is available on YouTube. I can't post it because I'm on my phone but it's under, '100 races at Quantum Games 2012'.
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That is the fastest Callendar has run since 2009, when he ran his PR of 10.05. Our 3rd leg is back!!!!
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100 m - Masculino/Men
Final por Tempo - 19/05/2012 - Sábado - Tarde - 10:00h
Record Marca/
Mark Atleta/
Athlete País/
Country Local Data/Date
WR 9.58 Usain
Bolt JAM Berlin -
GER 16.08.2009
MR 9.99 Daniel
Bailey ANT Belém 24.05.2009
Temperatura: 23.9º C
Umidade: 52 %
Vento: +1.5 M/S
Col Nº Atleta/Athlete País/Country Reaç Tempo/Mark
1 106 Emmanuel Callender TRI 0.160 10.07
2 104 Dexter Lee JAM 0.152 10.21
3 105 Gerald Phiri ZAM 0.145 10.22
4 103 Marc Burns TRI 0.143 10.25
5 175 Diego Henrique de Farias Cavalcanti BRA 0.185 10.31
6 102 Sandro Ricardo Rodrigues Viana BRA 0.141 10.43
7 107 Nilson de Oliveira André BRA 0.143 10.52
8 101 Carlos Roberto Pio de Moraes Junior BRA 0.165 10.53
:beermug:
I am pleased with how Callendar and Bledman are progressing but I am slightly worried about Burns and Thompson at this point but have faith that they will both step up and be back to their fastest by national trials.
Also we need at least two fast back up sprinters for our 4 x 100m relay squad in case of injury and such so I am speculating as to who those two extra male sprinters will be.
So far Brown is not looking good at all and I am not sure if Rondell or one of our other 200m guys can step up speed wise for the 5th and 6th spots on our 4 x 100m relay squad.
What you guys think?
Yeah. Its unfortunate that things are not working out in DB's favor right now. He will be running in some small meets before Nationals. Hope things improve for him soon... I think he will show up for Nationals.
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And the records keep falling....
Them young sprinters from Jamaica hot too bad...
CLERMONT, USA - World Championships 100m bronze medallist, Trinidad & Tobago's Kelly-Ann Baptiste got new national record of 22.49 here in Florida on Saturday.
Jamaican Samantha Henry-Robinson finished second in 22.87.
In the men's 100m, Ramone "Batman" McKenzie took top honours in 10.10, a new personal best for the former Calabar star and 2007 World Youth 200m champion.
Cordero Gray was second in 10.11secs while McKenzie former teammate at Calabar Oshane Bailey 10.12 and Trinidad & Tobago's Rondell Sorrillo 10.18 were third and fourth respectively.
Selected Results
100m race A (1.5) 1. Ramone McKenzie 10.10 (10.08 (3.6) 2h3); 2. Cordero Gray 10.11; 3. Oshane Bailey 10.12 (10.06 (3.6) 1h3); 4. Rondell Sorrillo (tri) and Dentarius Locke 10.18; 6. Jason Smyth (irl) 10.24 (10.23 (2.8) 2h5); 7. Sam Effah (can) 10.25; 8. Gavin Smellie (can) 10.32 (10.22 (2.8) 1h5); race B (1.9) 1. Rodney Green 10.31; 2. Chris Hargett 10.34; 3. Jason Livermore 10.36; 4. Jermaine Brown 10.42 (10.37 (3.6) 3h3);
200m race A (1.6) 1. Gavin Smellie (can) 20.66; 2. Brandon Byran 20.90; race B (3.2) 1. Jermaine Brown 20.92; 2. Brandon O'Connor 21.08, race C (2.8) Michael Robertson (can) 21.04;
400m 1. Michael Robertson (can) 46.78; 2. Brandon O'Connor 46.89; 3. La'Sean Pickstock (bah) 47.32; PV Sean Young 5.46; LJ 1. Jeffery Henderson 7.91 (2.4); 2. Fabrice Lapierre (aus) 7.87 (3.6); 3. Mike Morse 7.84 (2.0); 4. Leon Hunt 7.78 (2.7)
Women
100m (0.0) Samantha Henry Robinson (jam) 11.20 (11.11 (2.3) 1h2); in heats: Toyin Olupona (can) 11.20 (2.3) 2h2; Sheri Ann Brooks 11.21 (2.3) 3h2; Amy Foster (irl) 11.48 (2.6) 1h1; 100m (0.0) Abi Oyepitan (gbr) 11.37 (0.0) (11.21 (2.6) 1h1); in heats: Tangela Neal 11.50 (2.6) 2h1;
200m (2.1) 1. Kelly-Ann Baptiste (tri) 22.49; 2. Samantha Henry-Robinson (jam) 22.87; 3. Shareese Woods 23.49; 4. Amonn Nelson (can) 23.52; 5. Kimberly Hyacinthe (can) 23.65; 200m (2.1) 1. Abi Oyepitan (gbr) 22.57; 2. Connie Moore 23.74;
400m 1. Tiffany Williams 52.54; 2. Amonn Nelson (can) 53.50
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How did we miss Shawna Fermin 52.66 in the PAC 10 championship
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Women 400 Meter Dash
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Name Year School Finals Points
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Finals
1 Phyllis Francis SO Oregon 52.05 10
2 Shawna Fermin JR WSU 52.66 8 3 Jordan Carlson SR Washington 53.03 6
4 Chizoba Okodogbe SO Oregon 53.44 5
5 Echos Blevins SR Arizona 53.80 4
6 Devin Gosberry JR Oregon 53.96 3
7 Akawkaw (Coco) Ndipagbor FR USC 54.88
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Deon Lendore
http://www.youtube.com/v/DNZAK3oJEy8
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I have the 4*400m to post with lendore vs hewitt in the last leg can I get some assistance in how to post it
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http://youtu.be/0rNaNepylDI
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http://youtu.be/0rNaNepylDI
http://www.youtube.com/v/0rNaNepylDI
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Never heard of Shawna fermin
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She represented T&T in the World Junior Games in Edmonton 2010
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WORLD JUNIORS TEAM 2010
Men–Shermund Allsop (100m, 4x100m), Sabian Cox (100m, 4x100m), Jamol James (4x100m), Moriba Morain (200m, 4x100m), Kishorn Dempster (400m, 4x400m), Deon Lendore (400m, 4x400m), Kevin Haynes (4x400m), Osei Alleyne-Forte (4x400m), Jehue Gordon (400m hurdles, 4x400m), Quincy Wilson (discus), Keshorn Walcott (javelin), Elton Walcott (triple jump)
Women--Kai Selvon (200m 4x400m), Sparkle McKnight (400m 4x400m), Shawna Fermin (400m 4x400m), Jessica James (4x400m), Gabriela Cumberbatch (400m hurdles, 4x400m), Alena Brooks (800m, 4x400m), Ashlee Smith (discus)
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WORLD JUNIORS TEAM 2010
Men–Shermund Allsop (100m, 4x100m), Sabian Cox (100m, 4x100m), Jamol James (4x100m), Moriba Morain (200m, 4x100m), Kishorn Dempster (400m, 4x400m), Deon Lendore (400m, 4x400m), Kevin Haynes (4x400m), Osei Alleyne-Forte (4x400m), Jehue Gordon (400m hurdles, 4x400m), Quincy Wilson (discus), Keshorn Walcott (javelin), Elton Walcott (triple jump)
Women--Kai Selvon (200m 4x400m), Sparkle McKnight (400m 4x400m), Shawna Fermin (400m 4x400m), Jessica James (4x400m), Gabriela Cumberbatch (400m hurdles, 4x400m), Alena Brooks (800m, 4x400m), Ashlee Smith (discus)
Throw Shawna into the mix and we got a womens 4x400 team.
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WORLD JUNIORS TEAM 2010
Men–Shermund Allsop (100m, 4x100m), Sabian Cox (100m, 4x100m), Jamol James (4x100m), Moriba Morain (200m, 4x100m), Kishorn Dempster (400m, 4x400m), Deon Lendore (400m, 4x400m), Kevin Haynes (4x400m), Osei Alleyne-Forte (4x400m), Jehue Gordon (400m hurdles, 4x400m), Quincy Wilson (discus), Keshorn Walcott (javelin), Elton Walcott (triple jump)
Women--Kai Selvon (200m 4x400m), Sparkle McKnight (400m 4x400m), Shawna Fermin (400m 4x400m), Jessica James (4x400m), Gabriela Cumberbatch (400m hurdles, 4x400m), Alena Brooks (800m, 4x400m), Ashlee Smith (discus)
Throw Shawna into the mix and we got a womens 4x400 team.
That would be nice.
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http://youtu.be/0rNaNepylDI
http://www.youtube.com/v/0rNaNepylDI
the real deal man
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The incredible thing about that race is that he basically ran the whole leg in lane two and then went to lane three on the straight and then back to lane one so that is about 10- 20m extra being run
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http://www.youtube.com/v/2zhdsSHC74Y
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http://www.youtube.com/v/7Dx79ozs5bY
Reyare Thomas 200m
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Bellile 400m hurdles
http://www.youtube.com/v/j7RV362Qvgk&feature=plcp
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Congrats to the ladies!
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Yeah, good going ladies! :beermug:
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http://www.youtube.com/v/VNzn9z7vZ2I
1 Mike Berry SO Oregon 44.86Q
2 Deon Lendore FR Texas A&M 45.28Q
3 Bryshon Nellum SR USC 45.51Q
4 Neil Braddy SO Arkansas 46.19q
5 Zwede Hewitt SR Baylor 46.28q
6 Jamel Wood JR Oklahoma 46.35q
7 Cass Brown SO Stephen F. Austin 46.63
8 Garret Payne FR Wisconsin 46.91
9 Kelvin Furlough SR Houston 49.80
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Semoy Hackett breaks Kelly ann Baptiste national 200m record by runnung 22.55 with a 0.2 wind reading
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Keston Bledman ran 9.89 today with a .9 aiding wind!!
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Keston Bledman ran 9.89 today with a .9 aiding wind!!
Wow. Impressive
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Semoy Hackett breaks Kelly ann Baptiste national 200m record by runnung 22.55 with a 0.2 wind reading
Keston Bledman ran 9.89 today with a .9 aiding wind!!
Those are really good results. Looks like Bledman is now our #1 sprinter.
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Wow! Great stuff! ;D ;D
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Well, well what a run. Little curious as to why he did not run the final. Hope they just pulled him as a precaution after such a big PR, but either way this result just increases our chances of putting a man in the 100m final in London and breaking our 4x1 record.
Men 100 Meter Dash Elite Pro
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Name Year School Seed Prelims Wind H#
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Preliminaries
1 Bledman, Keston Trinidad 9.93 9.89Q 0.9 2 :beermug: :beermug:
2 Ashmeade, Nickel Unattached 9.96 10.03Q +0.0 1
3 Padgett, Travis United States 9.89 10.11Q +0.0 1
4 McKenzie, Ramone Unattached 10.35 10.31Q 0.9 2
5 Bailey, Oshane Puma 10.32Q 0.9 2
6 Smyth, Jason Unattached 10.22 10.34Q +0.0 1
7 Livermore, Jason Puma 10.34q 0.9 2
8 Hargrett, Chris Unattached 10.38q +0.0 1
9 Brown, Jermaine Unattached 10.41q +0.0 1
10 Perry, Willie Saucony 10.45q 0.9 2
Read more: 2012 Golden South Classic - info/results - 05/26/12 http://www.runnerspace.com/eprofile.php?event_id=5728#ixzz1w3h35AXf
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Well, well what a run. Little curious as to why he did not run the final. Hope they just pulled him as a precaution after such a big PR, but either way this result just increases our chances of putting a man in the 100m final in London and breaking our 4x1 record.
Men 100 Meter Dash Elite Pro
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Name Year School Seed Prelims Wind H#
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Preliminaries
1 Bledman, Keston Trinidad 9.93 9.89Q 0.9 2 :beermug: :beermug:
2 Ashmeade, Nickel Unattached 9.96 10.03Q +0.0 1
3 Padgett, Travis United States 9.89 10.11Q +0.0 1
4 McKenzie, Ramone Unattached 10.35 10.31Q 0.9 2
5 Bailey, Oshane Puma 10.32Q 0.9 2
6 Smyth, Jason Unattached 10.22 10.34Q +0.0 1
7 Livermore, Jason Puma 10.34q 0.9 2
8 Hargrett, Chris Unattached 10.38q +0.0 1
9 Brown, Jermaine Unattached 10.41q +0.0 1
10 Perry, Willie Saucony 10.45q 0.9 2
Read more: 2012 Golden South Classic - info/results - 05/26/12 http://www.runnerspace.com/eprofile.php?event_id=5728#ixzz1w3h35AXf
Even more impressively nobody pushed him :o :o
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Hoping the rest of the guys can draw inspiration from KB's performance! Looks like we have a new number 1. I hope he can just get better and better! Wishing Richard a speedy and full recovery. If only he was 100% we would have def broken our record. If he does return to good form he can be in sub 10 shape and ready to do damage.
Semoy seems to be rounding into better form than she was in before her ban. If all is well she should be at 11 flat/low 11.0x by trials if not sooner. I do believe that the ladies will run at least 42.2 if not quicker.
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Excellent from Bledman.............ah love it!!
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Keston Bledman 9.89 video
http://www.flotrack.org/coverage/248260-adidas-Golden-South-Classic-2012/video/637185-M-100-H02
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Interviews with our young stars from the recently completed NCAA West regionals
Deon Lendore
http://www.flotrack.org/coverage/248565-2012-NCAA-Division-1-West-Prelimary-Round/video/636535-Deon-Lendore-looking-comfortable-in-400-at-2012-NCAA-D1-West-Prelims
Wayne Davis III
http://www.flotrack.org/coverage/248565-2012-NCAA-Division-1-West-Prelimary-Round/video/637368-Wayne-Davis-running-fast-and-ready-in-110H-at-2012-NCAA-West-Prelim
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Well, well what a run. Little curious as to why he did not run the final. Hope they just pulled him as a precaution after such a big PR, but either way this result just increases our chances of putting a man in the 100m final in London and breaking our 4x1 record.
Men 100 Meter Dash Elite Pro
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Name Year School Seed Prelims Wind H#
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Preliminaries
1 Bledman, Keston Trinidad 9.93 9.89Q 0.9 2 :beermug: :beermug:
2 Ashmeade, Nickel Unattached 9.96 10.03Q +0.0 1
3 Padgett, Travis United States 9.89 10.11Q +0.0 1
4 McKenzie, Ramone Unattached 10.35 10.31Q 0.9 2
5 Bailey, Oshane Puma 10.32Q 0.9 2
6 Smyth, Jason Unattached 10.22 10.34Q +0.0 1
7 Livermore, Jason Puma 10.34q 0.9 2
8 Hargrett, Chris Unattached 10.38q +0.0 1
9 Brown, Jermaine Unattached 10.41q +0.0 1
10 Perry, Willie Saucony 10.45q 0.9 2
Read more: 2012 Golden South Classic - info/results - 05/26/12 http://www.runnerspace.com/eprofile.php?event_id=5728#ixzz1w3h35AXf
Even more impressively nobody pushed him :o :o
You would think that this would have been on the main page on the iaaf site. If Bledman was American or Jamaican, this 9.89 would have been featured on the main page of the iaaf site.
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I just hope it was not a "clermont" run or they used the clock at the crawford stadium. If everything is legit, well done KB. Hopefully RT can step up now.
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True that, Gawd on Pitch, the performances of all 4 of the competitors faster than KB (Usain, Yohan, Justin and Asafa) were heralded by "front-page" splashes on papers and websites. Not even today's local T&T paper features it, and he hasn't gotten a "kkkkhnnn" from any major track and field websites. I just hope he uses this slight as major motivation to prove a point in upcoming meets.
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That lil 18/19 year old fella from the DR Luguelin Santos just drop a 44.45 in Hengelo
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Yeah he is 18 still and I was warned he was coming. He has arrived.
He could run 44 really low this year because I still don't think he knows the event fully. Kirani-ish.
As for Bledman, the IAAF in this case gets a bligh because this was at a HIGH SCHOOL meet, so not exactly on their radar. Below pros they aren't exaclty plugged in.
The other perfs by Gatlin, Blake et al came at their (IAAF) meetings which would obviously be immediately picked up by them. To be honest, people in the industry do not look to iaaf.org for results and news. Track and Field News is what most track heads bookmark for results, news and headlines.
As Thompson learned last year, the pressure of this 9.89 for Bledman now is that you have to do it again....when it counts.
And yes Kwame fell asleep on this one (again this meet if I wasn't on twitter I probably would not even know it was being run)
The biggest TnF news of the weekend though, to me, is this:
http://espn.go.com/blog/high-school/track-and-xc/post/_/id/3643/golden-south-shocker-tyreek-hill-steals-the-show-with-20-14-200-2-all-time
not Bledman's 9.89, not even "Babes of Track and Field" star Jessica Ennis' new UK heptathlon record compares to a high school kid running 20.14
BTW that would make him the 2nd fastest Trini ever at the distance I believe.
Also, my "find" from last year who I picked to make the USA team LAST YEAR (she is like a USA Marie-Jo Perec) Kimberlyn Duncan of LSU ran 22.22, .7 ahead of 2nd place at NCAA Regionals. This is the 2nd fastest collegiate time ever run and second only to Dawn Sowell's 22.04 CR set a high altitude a long time ago. What will she run when she has some competition. oh BTW, 22.22 was the time that VCB ran to win worlds last year (albeit into a headwind)
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Morain just ran 10.22 at the Presidents classic at HCS:
Hasely Crawford Stadium - Site License
T&T NAAA 2012 PRESIDENT'S CLASSIC - 5/27/2012
Live Results @ ttnaaa.org
HASELY CRAWFORD STADIUM, P.O.S. TRINIDAD
Event 21 Men 100 Meter Dash
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Name Year Team Prelims Finals Wind Points
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Finals
1 Morain, Moriba 92 Simplex 10.69 10.22 1.7
2 Campbell, Raymond 90 Jaguars - Tobago 10.40 10.32 1.7
3 Dillon, Joel 90 Simplex 10.43 10.42 1.7
4 Noel, LE Sean 90 Pet P.A.P 10.75 10.63 1.7
5 Ralph, Quinn-Lee 91 Concorde 10.79 10.67 1.7
6 Patterson, Nicholas 92 Spartans 10.87 10.68 1.7
7 Williams, Javon 91 Concorde 11.02 10.88 1.7
8 Sheppard, Dane 86 Genesis 10.87 10.90 1.7
Preliminaries
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Yeah he is 18 still and I was warned he was coming. He has arrived.
He could run 44 really low this year because I still don't think he knows the event fully. Kirani-ish.
As for Bledman, the IAAF in this case gets a bligh because this was at a HIGH SCHOOL meet, so not exactly on their radar. Below pros they aren't exaclty plugged in.
The other perfs by Gatlin, Blake et al came at their (IAAF) meetings which would obviously be immediately picked up by them. To be honest, people in the industry do not look to iaaf.org for results and news. Track and Field News is what most track heads bookmark for results, news and headlines.
As Thompson learned last year, the pressure of this 9.89 for Bledman now is that you have to do it again....when it counts.
And yes Kwame fell asleep on this one (again this meet if I wasn't on twitter I probably would not even know it was being run)
The biggest TnF news of the weekend though, to me, is this:
http://espn.go.com/blog/high-school/track-and-xc/post/_/id/3643/golden-south-shocker-tyreek-hill-steals-the-show-with-20-14-200-2-all-time
not Bledman's 9.89, not even "Babes of Track and Field" star Jessica Ennis' new UK heptathlon record compares to a high school kid running 20.14
BTW that would make him the 2nd fastest Trini ever at the distance I believe.
Also, my "find" from last year who I picked to make the USA team LAST YEAR (she is like a USA Marie-Jo Perec) Kimberlyn Duncan of LSU ran 22.22, .7 ahead of 2nd place at NCAA Regionals. This is the 2nd fastest collegiate time ever run and second only to Dawn Sowell's 22.04 CR set a high altitude a long time ago. What will she run when she has some competition. oh BTW, 22.22 was the time that VCB ran to win worlds last year (albeit into a headwind)
Too many Trinis run PB's at the national stadium never to reproduce those time anywhere after. Something stinks.
I am Happy for Bledman, I hope he goes from strength to strength.
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So what about those who do not run PBs in Trinidad but run them elsewhere, like Jehue for instance.
The track isn't short, and if the timing system was off, then you'd see PBs in the 200m, 400m and 400m H, events "short" enough where you'd see the difference.
What about the visiting athletes from the US and Caribbean who do not run PBs in Trinidad?
Could it just be that T&T athletes run well on their home turf? Sounds believable to me.
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MLA also PR'd at the President's meet today.
Hasely Crawford Stadium - Site License
T&T NAAA 2012 PRESIDENT'S CLASSIC - 5/27/2012
Live Results @ ttnaaa.org
HASELY CRAWFORD STADIUM, P.O.S. TRINIDAD
Event 6 Women 200 Meter Dash
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Name Year Team Finals Wind Points
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Finals
1 Ahye, Michelle Lee 92 Unattached 23.13 0.8
2 Alzola, Peli 94 Memphis Pioneers 24.14 0.8
3 Massiah, Dana 85 Concorde 24.16 0.8
4 Stafford, Donelle 79 Concorde 25.36 0.8
5 David, Danae 94 P/Fortin N/Jets 26.82 0.8
6 Archibald, Kaniesha 94 Health Olympians 27.48 0.8
-- Gomes, Breanna 93 Unattached DNF 0.8
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Official Results - Men - 200 Metres - Wind : +2.6 m/s
Pos Athlete Nat Mark
1 Aziz Ouhadi MAR 20.50
2 David Alerte FRA 20.67
3 Amr Ibrahim Mostafa Seoud EGY 20.72
4 Simon Magakwe RSA 20.77
5 Lalonde Gordon TRI 20.81
6 Marlon Devonish GBR 21.00
7 Johan Wissman SWE 21.05
8 Abdelghani Zghali MAR 21.51
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So what about those who do not run PBs in Trinidad but run them elsewhere, like Jehue for instance.
The track isn't short, and if the timing system was off, then you'd see PBs in the 200m, 400m and 400m H, events "short" enough where you'd see the difference.
What about the visiting athletes from the US and Caribbean who do not run PBs in Trinidad?
Could it just be that T&T athletes run well on their home turf? Sounds believable to me.
Fella, they run PB's at home, and never do it again! That is my bone of contention! I remmeber one time our national's yielded better times than Jamaica and US nationals! Steups.
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Official Results - Men - 200 Metres - Wind : +2.6 m/s
Pos Athlete Nat Mark
1 Aziz Ouhadi MAR 20.50
2 David Alerte FRA 20.67
3 Amr Ibrahim Mostafa Seoud EGY 20.72
4 Simon Magakwe RSA 20.77
5 Lalonde Gordon TRI 20.81
6 Marlon Devonish GBR 21.00
7 Johan Wissman SWE 21.05
8 Abdelghani Zghali MAR 21.51
http://www.youtube.com/v/cyYFRkPvWIg&feature=channel&list=UL
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Nice to see Moriba Morain running that time- he'll be a great addition to that 100 final at the national champs and possibly the relay pool, if not now then in the future.
MLA cutting almost half a second off her pb and I'm sure if she continues she'll be running sub 23 this year which is a good sign for her 100. She's got good top end speed but her start in the 100 still needs tweaking.
Lalonde has potential as he showed earlier in the year just needs to find his form.
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So what about those who do not run PBs in Trinidad but run them elsewhere, like Jehue for instance.
The track isn't short, and if the timing system was off, then you'd see PBs in the 200m, 400m and 400m H, events "short" enough where you'd see the difference.
What about the visiting athletes from the US and Caribbean who do not run PBs in Trinidad?
Could it just be that T&T athletes run well on their home turf? Sounds believable to me.
Fella, they run PB's at home, and never do it again! That is my bone of contention! I remmeber one time our national's yielded better times than Jamaica and US nationals! Steups.
This is a first, finally there is something I can agree with you about.
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OK not arguing with anybody, just trying to be objective and analytical, here.
So the situation is that we have primarily 100m and 200m PBs that seem suspect to some i.e. RT, MB, DB (100m) and RS, AA (200m).
However the likes of KB and KAB have also run fast 100s in T&T and run even faster outside of T&T (and not just at Clermont).
In addition we have several meets with local and international men and women athletes who run times less than their PBs. All of the suspect times seem to impact men only - strange.
So what is the issue? Here IMO are some contributing factors in order of most likely to least:
1. Faulty wind gauge allowing wind-aided times as legal
2. Faulty block sensors allowing false starts/flyers without recalls
3. Faulty starting system wherever it is plugged into blocks at the 100m and 200m stations
4. An overlooked glitch in the timing system that occurs occasionally and requires calibration
5. Officials not able to operate the timing system properly
6. Collusion by athletes and officials to allow more athletes to reach IAAF standards
7. The track is too short
When the above-mentioned athletes ran their 100m PBs they were in very competitive races amongst local, elite athletes in a warm, home environment, for bragging rights, without a Tyson Gay, Asafa Powell, or Usain Bolt. So why wasn't a PB plausible?
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Here is something that is huge but gets little attention from us and of course the global track & field world....
Another addition to London.
http://www.trinidadexpress.com/sports/Walcott_achieves_Olympic_standard_-155218485.html
Walcott achieves Olympic standard
...wins in Cuba with 80.11 metres monster throw
By Kwame Laurence kwame.laurence@trinidadexpress.com
Story Created: May 28, 2012 at 11:57 PM ECT
Story Updated: May 28, 2012 at 11:57 PM ECT
Trinidad and Tobago's Keshorn Walcott went to the top of the all-time western hemisphere junior (under-20) javelin performance list when he hurled the spear 80.11 metres, at the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) centennial anniversary meet, in Havana, Cuba, on Sunday.
Walcott's monster throw was also an Olympic qualifier, bettering the 79.50 metres B standard.
Two Saturdays ago, 19-year-old Walcott threw 78.94m at the Quantum Classic here in Trinidad to add the national senior and North America, Central America and Caribbean (NACAC) junior records to his national junior and Central American and Caribbean (CAC) junior records.
On Sunday, the four-time Carifta Games gold medallist improved on his four records, moving into the number one spot on the all-time hemispherical under-20 list in the process. He replaced Argentina's Braian Toledo (79.73m).
Walcott, currently the top junior in the world this year, is now 15th on the all-time global under-20 list.
Walcott and Toledo will square off at the July 10-15 World Junior Championships, in Barcelona, Spain.
On Sunday, Walcott stamped his class on the competition with a 75.73m opening round effort. And then, in round two, he produced the record-breaking 80.11m effort. Walcott fouled in the third round, threw 71.92m in the fourth, and then passed in rounds five and six.
Walcott struck gold in the event, beating Colombians Dayron Marquez (78.00m), Arley Ibarguen (74.22m) and Noraldo Palacios (71.75m) into second, third and fourth, respectively. Cuba's Michel Miranda (70.05m) finished fifth.
Another T&T field athlete, Quincy Wilson, copped fourth spot in the men's discus with a 56.33m throw.
Jorge Fernandez emerged victorious with a 61.97m effort, forcing fellow Cuban Yunio Lastre (60.19m) to settle for silver. Bronze went to Mexico's Mario Cota (57.58m), while fifth spot was copped by another Cuban, Randy Noa (55.41m).
Wilson threw 51.90m in round one, fouled twice, produced a 55.03m effort in the fourth round, and then landed the implement 56.33m in round five. He closed off his campaign with a 55.15m throw.
At the IAAF World Challenge meet, in Rabat, Morocco, on Sunday, T&T's Lalonde Gordon finished fifth in the men's 200m event in a wind-assisted 20.81 seconds.
Morocco's Aziz Ouhadi clocked 20.50 to grab gold, ahead of France's David Alerte (20.67), Egypt's Amr Ibrahim Mostafa Seoud (20.72) and South Africa's Simon Magakwe (20.77). Briton Marlon Devonish was sixth in 21 seconds flat.
Each meet for the year has produced a new record from KW. Of course, this is another accomplishment from a Trini that is overlooked by the global reporters of T&F. We would hear more about Mr Walcott if he was American or Jamaican.
And yes it is a new national record for TT.
Just some FYI... 3 national records for the month of May.
Javelin Throw- Keshorn Walcott - 80.11
110 hurdles - Wayne Davis- 13.37
200m - Semoy Hackett- 22.55
I hope we can carry this momentum through to the Olympics.
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Just some FYI... 3 national records for the month of May.
Javelin Throw- Keshorn Walcott - 80.11
110 hurdles - Wayne Davis- 13.37
200m - Semoy Hackett- 22.55
I hope we can carry this momentum through to the Olympics.
I hope so too!
So far our athletes are generally looking good and we should be sending one of our biggest Olympic teams ever to London with a number of serious medal contenders not just there to make up numbers! :beermug:
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Bledman supposedly just went 9.85 at his training base in Clermont. Wind unknown for now.
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In Eugene..
1 GATLIN Justin USA 9.90 0.223
2 ASHMEADE Nickel JAM 9.93 PB 0.135
3 KIMMONS Trell USA 10.04 SB 0.151
4 DIX Walter USA 10.04 0.150
5 PATTON Darvis USA 10.05 0.156
6 CARTER Nesta JAM 10.05 =SB 0.134
7 RODGERS Michael USA 10.07 0.204
8 CALLENDER Emmanuel TRI 10.14 0.147
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Richard and Sorrillio to run the 200m in the next hour.
Live link: http://88.80.11.29/47549/watch-iaaf-diamond-league-eugene
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In Eugene..
1 GATLIN Justin USA 9.90 0.223
2 ASHMEADE Nickel JAM 9.93 PB 0.135
3 KIMMONS Trell USA 10.04 SB 0.151
4 DIX Walter USA 10.04 0.150
5 PATTON Darvis USA 10.05 0.156
6 CARTER Nesta JAM 10.05 =SB 0.134
7 RODGERS Michael USA 10.07 0.204
8 CALLENDER Emmanuel TRI 10.14 0.147
Ashmeade times proves that Bledman time ran last week is for real
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Richard is looking like.....@#%&*
21.30. What the hell is going on???????????? :cursing:
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Richard is looking like.....@#%&*
21.30. What the hell is going on???????????? :cursing:
What de jail???
Do u have the official results??
How did Sorillo do?
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1 SPEARMON Wallace USA 20.27
2 MARTINA Churandy NED 20.49
3 ANDERSON Marvin JAM 20.74
4 SORRILLO Rondell TRI 20.81
5 SAIDY NDURE Jaysuma NOR 20.81
6 CALLENDER Emmanuel TRI 20.97
7 THOMPSON Richard TRI 21.30
8 CRAWFORD Shawn USA 21.39
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Bledman supposedly just went 9.85 at his training base in Clermont. Wind unknown for now.
Official results:
Men 100 Meter Dash
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Name Year Team Prelims Finals Wind H# Points
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Finals
1 Bledman, Keston Adidass 10.11 9.85 3.6 1
2 Padgett, Travis Adidass 9.92 9.88 3.6 1
3 McKenzie, Ramone Adidass 10.20 10.05 3.6 1
4 Armstrong, Aaron Unattached 10.14 10.06 3.6 1
5 Edgar, Tyrone Nike 10.15 10.07 3.6 1
6 Phiri, Gerald Adidass 10.26 10.11 3.4 2
7 Perry, Willie Saucony 10.25 10.15 3.6 1
8 Smyth, Jason Pure 10.21 10.17 3.6 1
Women 200 Meter Dash
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Name Year Team Seed Finals Wind H# Points
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Finals
1 Baptiste, Kelly-Ann Adidass 22.48 22.23 3.8 1
2 Grenot, Libania Nike 22.74 22.45 3.8 1
3 Henry-Robinson, Samantha Adidass 22.78 22.50 3.6 2
4 Bailey, Aleen Unattached 22.33 22.79 3.8 1
5 Moore, Connie Unattached 23.10 22.86 3.6 2
6 Woods, Shareese Unattached 22.70 23.29 3.8 1
7 King, Karene British Virgin I 23.27 23.37 3.8 3
8 Nelson, Amonn One Goal Ath 23.30 23.39 3.8 3
9 Gilbert, Diandra Unattached 23.10 23.44 3.6 2
10 Otu, Idara Unattached 23.54 23.53 3.8 3
10 Power, Adrienne Adidass 22.86 23.53 3.6 2
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Well after looking back at today's meet in Eugene, of the six principle athletes(Dix, Jeter, RT, Ndure, J. Richardson and Okabare) in the HSI camp, only the last two performed as expected today. Dix got injured, but did not look ready to run anything better than 10 flat and RT, Jeter and Ndure all performed well below their capabilities. So I hope that they are under some ridiculous training loads, and more specifically Richard.
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If RT is not under any training loads I think it's better for him to rest up or get the right help/advice for his injury because he may be aggravating it rather than allowing it to improve.
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Icahn Stadium - Site License
Road to London Twilight Series 3 - 5/30/2012
Icahn Stadium @ Randall's Island Park
Event 13 Men 400 Meter Dash
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Name Year School Finals Points
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Section 1
1 Gordon, Lalonde Zenith Velocity AC 45.33
2 Spratling, Brycen Unattached 45.93
3 Harrison, Christopher Unattached 46.63
4 Fabio, Michael The Executiv 46.65
5 Livingston, Terrance Cptc New Balance 47.40
6 Ross, Tyrone Unattached 47.58
7 Jean-Bart, Thierry Speed & Power 50.44
Certainly a better 400m runner than 200m runner. 400m at the Nationals will be one of the premier events to watch. 3 A standards for London (Quow, Gordon & Lendore).
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Icahn Stadium - Site License
Road to London Twilight Series 3 - 5/30/2012
Icahn Stadium @ Randall's Island Park
Event 13 Men 400 Meter Dash
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Name Year School Finals Points
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Section 1
1 Gordon, Lalonde Zenith Velocity AC 45.33
2 Spratling, Brycen Unattached 45.93
3 Harrison, Christopher Unattached 46.63
4 Fabio, Michael The Executiv 46.65
5 Livingston, Terrance Cptc New Balance 47.40
6 Ross, Tyrone Unattached 47.58
7 Jean-Bart, Thierry Speed & Power 50.44
Certainly a better 400m runner than 200m runner. 400m at the Nationals will be one of the premier events to watch. 3 A standards for London (Quow, Gordon & Lendore).
This is some very good news. Firstly it increases our chances of putting a man in the 400m final in London, especially if one or more of them can start running in the 44.50-44.99 range. This also bodes well for our 4x400m team. I believe this year, we have the depth to take down our NR and possibly go under 3:00.
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My mistake. I thought that Gordon's 45.33 was A standard. It is a B though. Still good improvement.
There are about 3 more runners that are capable of running B standard range for the 400m. Next week Zwede is running. Lets see if he gets a B or even A standard. If so, this 400m will become one of the most competitive events.
Aleesha Barber got a B standard for the 100mh. As time goes on, our track and field team for London is getting bigger. I hope this continues.
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With Quow, Lendore and Gordon running the way they are I think we now have an outside shot at a 4x400m Medal.
I'm worried about RT and excited about Bledman but Nationals will tell us all we need to know. Thank God I'll be there to see it ;D
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Jehue just had a great rebound performance in Oslo just now.
Recorded a SB of 48.78 and in the process beat the 2011 World Champion Dai Greene. Ran the first 300m aggressively and was able to maintain fairly well down the stretch. That will improve as the season goes on.
400 Metres Hurdles
Official Results - Men - 400 Metres Hurdles Pos Athlete Nat Mark Pts
1 Javier Culson [PUR] PUR 47.92 4
2 Jehue Gordon [TRI] TRI 48.78 2 :beermug:
3 Justin Gaymon [USA] USA 48.97 1
4 David Greene [GBR] GBR 48.98
5 Cornel Fredericks [RSA] RSA 49.16
6 Jack Green [GBR] GBR 49.70
7 Ricardo Yates [GBR] GBR 50.46
8 Georg Fleischhauer [GER] GER 50.55
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Jehue just had a great rebound performance in Oslo just now.
Recorded a SB of 48.78 and in the process beat the 2011 World Champion Dai Greene. Ran the first 300m aggressively and was able to maintain fairly well down the stretch. That will improve as the season goes on.
400 Metres Hurdles
Official Results - Men - 400 Metres Hurdles Pos Athlete Nat Mark Pts
1 Javier Culson [PUR] PUR 47.92 4
2 Jehue Gordon [TRI] TRI 48.78 2 :beermug:
3 Justin Gaymon [USA] USA 48.97 1
4 David Greene [GBR] GBR 48.98
5 Cornel Fredericks [RSA] RSA 49.16
6 Jack Green [GBR] GBR 49.70
7 Ricardo Yates [GBR] GBR 50.46
8 Georg Fleischhauer [GER] GER 50.55
Nice buildup so far! However, something is definitely the matter with Richard Thompson.
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So I can see that he had a change in his approach, as he gets stronger the times will go down. Hope he can get down to 48.4/5 by trials. Glad he beat Dai Greene I hope he can repeat it at the Olympics. I would love a medal and flash is more than capable but if no medal-so long as he beats Dai Greene- i'll be satisfied.
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wayne davis nr 13.26
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sorry wind aided
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Jehue in Oslo
http://www.youtube.com/v/syHRw7b26Nk&feature=channel&list=UL
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Jehue is coming along nicely!
These DL races in the build-up to London should do him a world of good in gaining top class racing experience against the best in the world. Jehue should now be able to guage which parts of his race he needs to improve on if he seriously wants to medal come the Olympics. :beermug:
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http://www.trinidadexpress.com/sports/Jehue_bags__Bislett_silver-157999125.html
Jehue bags Bislett silver
Alexander 5th at NCAA Champs
By Kwame Laurence kwame.laurence@trinidadexpress.com
Story Created: Jun 7, 2012 at 11:37 PM ECT
Jehue Gordon produced his fastest clocking this season to earn silver in the men's 400 metres hurdles, at the Bislett Games Samsung Diamond League meet, in Oslo, Norway, yesterday.
The 20-year-old Trinidad and Tobago athlete got home in 48.78 seconds, forcing American Justin Gaymon to settle for bronze in 48.97. Puerto Rico's Javier Culson emerged victorious in a world-leading 47.92 seconds.
Reigning world champion David Greene was among the athletes Gordon beat to the line, the Briton finishing fourth in 48.98. Thanks to his 48.78 run, Gordon jumped from seventh to fourth on the 2012 world performance list.
T&T's Annie Alexander finished fifth in the women's discus, on the opening day of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division 1 Championships, in Iowa, USA, on Wednesday.
The University of Tennessee senior threw 56.69 metres.
Another T&T athlete, McNeese State University's Ashlee Smith, was 11th with a 53.86m effort.
Louisiana State University (LSU) senior Kyron Blaise produced a 7.79m leap for sixth spot in the men's long jump.
Morgan State University's Emmanuel Stewart finished 15th in the men's discus. He threw 54.99m.
University of Southern Mississippi student Richard Collingwood was unable to produce a legal throw.
LSU senior Semoy Hackett clocked 11.16 seconds in the second of three women's 100m semi-final heats to advance to today's final fifth fastest. Kai Selvon was third in heat three in a personal best 11.21 seconds, the Auburn University sophomore progressing to the final as a "fastest loser".
Texas A&M University freshman Deon Lendore finished third in heat two in 45.19 seconds to advance to today's men's 400m championship race as a "fastest loser".
LSU's Ade Alleyne-Forte (46.34) and Baylor University's Zwede Hewitt (46.80) were 16th and 22nd, respectively, and did not advance to the final.
Washington State University's Shawna Fermin was 18th overall in the women's 400m semis in 52.99 seconds. Hackett ran the second leg for LSU, the fastest qualifiers in the women's 4x100m relay in 42.68 seconds. Selvon's Auburn just missed out on a spot in the final, finishing ninth overall in 44.01.
Nyoka Giles' University of Minnesota (44.48) and T'Keyah Dumoy's Florida International University (49.09) were 13th and 23rd, respectively. Washington State (45.41) finished 20th. Fermin, though, was not among the four athletes who represented the school in the event.
Shermund Allsop's LSU (38.77) and Jamol James' Tennessee (39.25) qualified for the men's sprint relay final, finishing second and eighth, respectively.
At the Jim Bush Southern California Championships, last Saturday, T&T's Chris Hercules won the men's triple jump with a 16.12m effort.
Marcus Duncan finished second in the men's 100m "B" race in 10.58 seconds. And in the women's 100m "A" race, Magnolia Howell clocked 11.64 to cop seventh spot.
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Anybody down at Icahn? KAB, Quow and others performing
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Saw Jehue running the hills in Maraval ( Morne coco rd ) this evening about 7 pm .....de man serious folks . Not resting on his laurels
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Saw Jehue running the hills in Maraval ( Morne coco rd ) this evening about 7 pm .....de man serious folks . Not resting on his laurels
Brung was dere too? Where he training?
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Truetrini you need to stop LOL!! :rotfl:
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Hehe
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Saw Jehue running the hills in Maraval ( Morne coco rd ) this evening about 7 pm .....de man serious folks . Not resting on his laurels
Brung was dere too? Where he training?
Training in the states.
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Results from yesterday's Harry Jerome Classic in Canada:
Decathlete Eaton defeats Gordon in 400m
1 Mitchell, Manteo United States 45.53
2 Eaton, Ashton United States 45.87
3 Harris, Tremaine Canada 46.40
4 Summers, Quentin United States 46.76
5 Gordon, Lalonde Trin 47.25
6 Darie, Andrew Canada 47.71
7 Osei, Phil Canada 47.71
8 William Minguez, Sean Spain 47.71
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Results from yesterday's Harry Jerome Classic in Canada:
Decathlete Eaton defeats Gordon in 400m
1 Mitchell, Manteo United States 45.53
2 Eaton, Ashton United States 45.87
3 Harris, Tremaine Canada 46.40
4 Summers, Quentin United States 46.76
5 Gordon, Lalonde Trin 47.25
6 Darie, Andrew Canada 47.71
7 Osei, Phil Canada 47.71
8 William Minguez, Sean Spain 47.71
Expected a lot better from Gordon in light of his PR a couple week ago.
Race video: http://www.flotrack.org/coverage/248652-2012-NTL-Harry-Jerome-International-Track-Classic/video/641089-M-400-F01-Invite
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Better race tonight for Lalonde out in Victoria, BC. Got out more aggressively this time. However it was quite chilly at 15 degrees Celsius.
Event 7 Men 400 Meter Run ntl ATH CAN
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Name Year Team Seed Finals
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Finals
1 Mitchell, Manteo USA 45.25 45.97
2 Gordon, Lalonde TRINIDAD & TOBAGO 45.33 46.25
3 Summers, Quentin USA 46.56 46.80
4 Osie, Phillipe CANADA 46.68 47.61
5 Home, Mitch CANADA 48.67 48.52
6 Minguez, Sean USA 47.62 48.67
7 Miletic, Goran CANADA 49.56 50.25
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Better race tonight for Lalonde out in Victoria, BC. Got out more aggressively this time. However it was quite chilly at 15 degrees Celsius.
Event 7 Men 400 Meter Run ntl ATH CAN
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Name Year Team Seed Finals
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Finals
1 Mitchell, Manteo USA 45.25 45.97
2 Gordon, Lalonde TRINIDAD & TOBAGO 45.33 46.25
3 Summers, Quentin USA 46.56 46.80
4 Osie, Phillipe CANADA 46.68 47.61
5 Home, Mitch CANADA 48.67 48.52
6 Minguez, Sean USA 47.62 48.67
7 Miletic, Goran CANADA 49.56 50.25
I'm no track aficionado but anybody runnin 46 point whatever for men's 400 metres not makin no Olympic final
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Better race tonight for Lalonde out in Victoria, BC. Got out more aggressively this time. However it was quite chilly at 15 degrees Celsius.
Event 7 Men 400 Meter Run ntl ATH CAN
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Name Year Team Seed Finals
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Finals
1 Mitchell, Manteo USA 45.25 45.97
2 Gordon, Lalonde TRINIDAD & TOBAGO 45.33 46.25
3 Summers, Quentin USA 46.56 46.80
4 Osie, Phillipe CANADA 46.68 47.61
5 Home, Mitch CANADA 48.67 48.52
6 Minguez, Sean USA 47.62 48.67
7 Miletic, Goran CANADA 49.56 50.25
I'm no track aficionado but anybody runnin 46 point whatever for men's 400 metres not makin no Olympic final
That is not his PB time and conditions were bad.
Plus no one was arguing that Lalonde is going to make the Olympic 400m final, who argued that?
Lets get pass National Trials first and then we can speculate about who can make finals come Olympics. :beermug:
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The women's 4x1 opened today in th ;)e Bahamas I believe they won the prelim and have the final later on.
Star Trackers Track Club
Thomas Robinson Classic 2012 - 6/16/2012
Bahamas Invitational
Nassau, Bahamas
Event 37 Women 4x100 Meter Relay Open
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Team Seed Prelims
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Preliminaries
1 Trinidad and Tobago 'A' 43.35q
1) Selvon, Kia 2) Baptiste, Kelly-Ann
3) Hackett, Semoy 4) Ahye, Michelle-Lee
2 Bahamas 'A' 43.52q
1) Robinson, V'Alonee 20 2) Sturrup, Chandra 41
3) Jones, Amara 20 4) Strachan, Anthonique 19
3 Dominican Republic 'A' 45.14q
1) Sanchez, Marielys 2) Chalas, Fany
3) Mejia, Marlenys 4) Idllete, Lavonne
4 Bahamas 'J' 46.77q
1) Charlton, Devynne 17 2) Cox, Carmiesha 17
3) White, Makeya 16 4) Hield, Kadeisha 16
5 Roadrunners 'A' 50.09q
1) Stubbs, Stephanie 20 2) Black, Krysten 20
3) Missick, Edvania 19 4) Mackey, Sara 19
6 Club Monica 'A' 50.59q
1) Newbold, Mesha 16 2) Butler, Antonique 18
3) Dorsett, Taj 14 4) Miller, Ashonique 14
-- Rickey Moxey Track and Field 'A' DNF
1) Brown, Aaliyah 14 2) Minus, Raygene 18
3) Rolle, Mickela 13 4) Moxey, Rickera 18
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Ellis Track - Contractor License
Donovan Bailey Invitational - 06-16-2012
Foote Field
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Event 21 Men 100 Metre Dash Int'l
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World Record: ! 9.58 08-19-2009 Usain Bolt (+0.9), JAM; Berlin, GER
Meet: $ 10.22 06-12-2010 Sam Effah (+1.1), AB
Canadian: * 9.84 07-27-1996 Donovan Bailey (+0.7), ON; Atlanta, GA
Canadian =: = 9.84 08-22-1999 Bruny Surin (+0.2), QC; Seville, ESP
Alberta Open: @ 9.82 08-05-2001 Maurice Green (-0.2), USA; Edmonton, AB
Alberta: ^ 10.06 07-09-2010 Sam Effah (+1.7), UCAC; Miramar, USA
Foote Field: % 9.91 07-22-2002 , QC
Name Year Team Seed Finals Wind
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Finals
1 Yohan Blake 89 Jamaica 9.84 10.05^ +0.0
2 Trell Kimmons 86 United States 10.03 10.11$ +0.0
3 Lerone Clarke 81 Jamaica 9.99 10.13$ +0.0
4 Jaysuma Saidy Ndure 84 Norway 9.99 10.15$ +0.0
5 Justyn Warner 87 Canada 10.18 10.32 +0.0
6 Gerald Phiri 88 Zambia 10.22 10.33 +0.0
6 Daniel Bailey 86 Antigua and Barbuda 10.10 10.33 +0.0
8 Akeem Haynes 92 Canada 10.18 10.43 +0.0
Blake looked worst than he did last week. The conditions were good enough for a sub 10. Donovan Bailey was on the radio this morning.. was expecting Blake to run something really good. I guess he was wrong. Many were expecting a low 9.9s or even 9.8s.
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look at where we reach eh,,imagine a man run 9.84 and people saying he eh run a good time...but Thompson never run that and some saying i hating because i rightly pointed out he eh come close to 9,85 in 2 years
steups
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look at where we reach eh,,imagine a man run 9.84 and people saying he eh run a good time...but Thompson never run that and some saying i hating because i rightly pointed out he eh come close to 9,85 in 2 years
steups
If you are referring to Blake then 9.84 is his SB but he ran 10.05 when folks were expecting a low 9.9x or even a high 9.8x from him in that race because conditions were good.
TT like kicks yes! ;D
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I know is ah 10.05..Richard run that and man saying it looks promising...steups...
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Star Trackers Track Club
Thomas Robinson Classic 2012 - 6/16/2012
Bahamas Invitational
Nassau, Bahamas
Event 37 Women 4x100 Meter Relay Open
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Team Prelims Finals Points
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Finals
1 Trinidad and Tobago 'A' 43.35 43.21 10
1) Selvon, Kia 2) Baptiste, Kelly-Ann
3) Hackett, Semoy 4) Ahye, Michelle-Lee
2 Bahamas 'A' 43.52 44.38 8
1) Robinson, V'Alonee 20 2) Strachan, Anthonique 19
3) Ferguson, Shenique 23 4) Jones, Amara 20
3 Dominican Republic 'A' 45.14 45.01 6
1) Sanchez, Marielys 2) Chalas, Fany
3) Mejia, Marlenys 4) Idllete, Lavonne
4 Bahamas 'J' 46.77 46.47 5
1) Charlton, Devynne 17 2) Cox, Carmiesha 17
3) White, Makeya 16 4) Hield, Kadeisha 16
5 Club Monica 'A' 50.59 51.83 4
1) Dorsett, Taj 14 2) Anderson, Doneisha 12
3) Butler, Antonique 18 4) Newbold, Mesha 16
Preliminaries
5 Roadrunners 'A' 50.09
1) Stubbs, Stephanie 20 2) Black, Krysten 20
3) Missick, Edvania 19 4) Mackey, Sara 19
-- Rickey Moxey Track and Field 'A' DNF
1) Brown, Aaliyah 14 2) Minus, Raygene 18
3) Rolle, Mickela 13 4) Moxey, Rickera 18
Semoy and Kai may not have the most fresh legs right now, but I expected a way better time than that from this squad. However they did get some valuable stick practice.
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http://www.trinidadexpress.com/sports/T_T_women_in_record_run-159522025.html
T&T women in record run
Kwame Laurence
Story Created: Jun 18, 2012 at 11:36 PM ECT
Kai Selvon, Kelly-Ann Baptiste, Semoy Hackett and Michelle-Lee Ahye combined for a new women's 4x100 metres national record, at the Thomas Robinson Classic in Nassau, Bahamas, on Saturday.
The Trinidad and Tobago quartet won in 43.21 seconds, shaving one-hundredth of a second off the 43.22 standard, established at the 2009 World Championships, in Berlin, Germany.
Bahamas finished a distant second on Saturday in 44.38 seconds, while third spot was copped by Dominican Republic (45.01).
T&T also topped the qualifying round, Selvon, Baptiste, Hackett and Ahye getting the baton round the track in 43.35 seconds. The T&T women are bidding for Olympic qualification.
Another T&T sprinter, Ayanna Hutchinson, finished fourth in the women's invitational 100m dash in a wind-assisted 11.56 seconds. Virgil Hodge, of St Kitts and Nevis, won in 11.30, beating Dominican Republic sprinters, Marielys Sanchez (11.41) and Fany Chalas (11.47) into second and third, respectively.
At the Rice All Comers Meet, in Texas, USA, last Thursday, T&T sprinter Aaron Armstrong topped the men's 100m field in 10.35 seconds.
Last Wednesday, Melissa De Leon returned a time of two minutes, 05.20 seconds to finish second in the women's 800m, at the American Milers Club (AMC) Meet 3, in Indiana. And on Saturday, at the AMC Meet 4, the T&T half-miler was sixth in 2:04.11.
Also on Saturday, at the Donovan Bailey Invitational, in Edmonton, Canada, Chris Hercules bagged bronze in the men's triple jump. The T&T athlete jumped a wind-aided 15.90 metres.
Two Sundays ago, at the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) Invitational, in St Kitts, Hutchinson seized silver in the women's 100m dash in 11.58 seconds. Another T&T sprinter, Aaliyah Telesford clocked 12.04 to finish fourth. Hodge earned gold in 11.39, while bronze went to Grenada's Janelle Redhead (11.78).
In the women's 100m "B" race, T&T sprinters Kamaria Durant, Lisa Wickham and Shauna Mason finished first, third and fourth, respectively, clocking 11.72, 11.82 and 11.83. And in the 200m, Durant copped second spot in 23.54 seconds, finishing behind Redhead (23.21) and ahead of Hodge (23.58).
T&T's Moriba Morain got to the line in 10.41 seconds to cop fourth spot in the men's 100m dash.
Kim Collins led a St Kitts and Nevis medal sweep, the 2003 world champion clocking 10.09 to finish ahead of BJ Lawrence (10.21) and Jason Rogers (10.26).
T&T teenager Jonathan Holder produced a 21.79 seconds run to finish fourth in the men's 200m "B" race. Antiguan Tahir Walsh (21.26), and Vincentians Courtny Bascombe (21.52) and Courtney Williams (21.60) were first, second and third, respectively.
Morain, Joel Dillon, Holder and Le-Sean Noel combined for second spot in the men's 4x100m relay in 40.05 seconds. St Kitts and Nevis (39.74) finished first.
And in the women's sprint relay, the T&T quartet—Hutchinson, Telesford, Durant and Wickham—clocked 45.13 seconds to secure bronze, behind St Kitts and Nevis (44.90) and Grenada (44.95).
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Yesterday at a warm-up meet for tomorrow's DL meet in Paris. Quite frankly that is a ridiculous drop off from Nationals. He could have trained right through the meet, so lets see what he does tomorrow.
100 m
Wind: 0.1
1 Mike Rodgers USA
10.18
2 Kim Collins SKN
10.22
3 Richard Thompson TRI
10.26
4 Ronald Pognon FRA
10.42 SB
5 Calesio Newman USA
10.45
6 Arnaud Remy FRA
10.46
7 BJ Lawrence SKN
10.47
8 Dylan Rigot FRA
10.74
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It may have been a training run (working on part(s) of his race), or you never know, the effects of jet lag. Newman from the US is also a much better sprinter than 10.45, so I do not think the times are indicative of the athletes' capabilities.
As you mentioned, let's see how he performs tomorrow
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At any rate Kim Collins seems to have RT's number over the last year or so in most races where they clash.
Hopefully RT was jet lagged or something. :-\
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Regardless of all the shit talk....that was a piss poor run, is dem kinda times I get accustomed to from Brung...now Richard running that too?
steups
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http://www.guardian.co.tt/sport/2012-07-05/thompson-takes-third-place-reims-100m
Thompson takes third place in Reims 100m
Published: Friday, July 6, 2012
Clayton Clarke
Reigning Olympic 100 metres silver medallist Richard Thompson finished third in the men’s 100-metre event at the Reims International Meeting in Reims, France yesterday. Thompson clocked 10.26 seconds to finish behind American Michael Rodgers 10.18 seconds, former World Champion Kim Collins (St Kitts) 10.22. The 27-year-old ran in his first race since losing his national crown to Keston Bledman (9.85 to 9.96). The 2008 NCAA 60/100 champion will next run at the Aviva Diamond League Meeting in Paris later today. He will face former world champions Tyson Gay and Justin Gatlin, both of the USA and European champion Christophe Lemaitre (France). Jehue Gordon will hope to be among the starters in the men’s 400m hurdles. The 2010 World Junior champion missed the National Championships due to a thigh injury.
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Regardless of all the shit talk....that was a piss poor run, is dem kinda times I get accustomed to from Brung...now Richard running that too?
steups
It was a warm up meet bro............lets see how he performs today, then yuh could pong him hard, lol.
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Regardless of all the shit talk....that was a piss poor run, is dem kinda times I get accustomed to from Brung...now Richard running that too?
steups
Hahahaha
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Regardless of all the shit talk....that was a piss poor run, is dem kinda times I get accustomed to from Brung...now Richard running that too?
steups
It was a warm up meet bro............lets see how he performs today, then yuh could pong him hard, lol.
I not into pounding richard nah...he doing it to himself..he fall into de Brown trap....he feel he facking reach when he just start.
I wish him nutten but the very best, same as for Brown, I jes doh like de constant shit talk about how dey have a paln..wha plan to lose?
Fack dat
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Jehue 5th today in Paris in the 400m Hurdles in 49.03.
MEETING PARIS DIAMOND LEAGUE
Results 400m Hurdles Men
World Record 46.78 YOUNG Kevin USA Barcelona 6 AUG 1992
Area Record 47.37 DIAGANA Stéphane FRA Lausanne 5 JUL 1995
World Lead 47.92 CULSON Javier PUR Oslo 7 JUN 2012
Meeting Record 47.66 MOSES Edwin USA 22 JUL 1986
Rank Athlete Nation Result Reaction time Diamond Points Diamond Ranking
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1 CULSON Javier PUR 47.78 WL 0.149 12 1
2 GREENE David GBR 47.84 PB 0.142 2 4
3 SÁNCHEZ Félix DOM 48.56 SB 0.169 1 7
4 JACKSON Bershawn USA 48.67 0.156 2 4
5 GORDON Jehue TRI 49.03 0.153 2 4
6 CISNEROS Omar CUB 49.09 0.292
7 CLEMENCEAU Adrien FRA 49.81 0.171
8 KECHI Héni FRA 50.15 0.171
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100m Men
Results
Start Time: 21:46 SAMSUNG Diamond League Event
INTERNET Service: www.diamondleague-paris.com
Timing, Results Service & Distance Measurement by
printed at FRI 6 JUL 2012 21:51
Wind: 0.0m/s
Rank Name Nat Date of Birth Result
1 GAY Tyson USA 9 AUG 1982 5 0.143 9.99 4 3
2 GATLIN Justin USA 10 FEB 1982 6 0.176 10.03 2 4
3 LEMAITRE Christophe FRA 11 JUN 1990 4 0.190 10.08 2 4
4 ASHMEADE Nickel JAM 7 APR 1990 7 0.143 10.14
5 FRATER Michael JAM 6 OCT 1982 2 0.154 10.14
6 RODGERS Michael USA 24 APR 1985 3 0.170 10.16 2 4
7 KIMMONS Trell USA 13 JUL 1985 1 0.231 10.18
8 THOMPSON Richard TRI 7 JUN 1985 8 0.144 10.20
9 NEWMAN Calesio USA 20 AUG 1986 9 0.216 10.32
So Richard only barely improves on his run from Wednesday. He needs to step up, or he might be looking at a semi-final exit again this year.
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He making semis with those times?
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He making semis with those times?
Oh gawd TC.
It doh have 24(the # of semi-finalists) ppl in the world better that RT, but their might be eight...
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It is looking more and more like Richard has not benefitted and in fact may have gone backwards since moving to John Smith's camp.
Hopefully he proves us all wrong come London Olympics as he is supposed to be our 2nd best 100m sprinter at present and folks were looking for RT to at least make the 100m final.
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He making semis with those times?
Oh gawd TC.
It doh have 24(the # of semi-finalists) ppl in the world better that RT, but their might be eight...
Look, if he running them times I might be able to beat him. 10.20 and 10.25..again outside of T&T these guys struggling to make a decent time.
And while what you say is true, supposed he gets into a stacked race?
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Yohan Blake, Usain Bolt, Justin Gatlin Tyson Gay, Bledman, Asafa Powell, Ryan Bailey, Christophe Lemaitre, Daniel Bailey, Kim Collins, Derrick Atkins, Churandy Martina, Francis Obikwelu, someone running their PB etc. Jaysuma Saidy Ndure
Richard has a bad mind anyway. I am backing him to make the finals. Someone favored to make it will not. False start, upset, poor start, injuries who knows but he needs to step it up.
The Torpedo moving like a sore foot as of now. Get it in high gear RT.
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I wonder how many more Meets is RT running in before Olympics?
His time to prove himself as a worthy Olympic 100m finalist contender is rapidly running out.
He needs to win a couple races and to take a few scalps who are expected to make the 100m final in London before we can rank him as a hot contender to even make the Olympic 100m final, forget about medalling!
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if all plays out as planned, Jamaica should sweep. But Asafa again..lord doh know what to say about this guy. Nice guy frm all reports but he cyar cannot seem to deal with rounds.
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if all plays out as planned, Jamaica should sweep. But Asafa again..lord doh know what to say about this guy. Nice guy frm all reports but he cyar cannot seem to deal with rounds.
Hopefully RT's advantage is that he is generally good at running rounds and seems to get better and better thru the rounds.
Plus his bad mind should help him to perform at his peak on the biggest occasions.
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if all plays out as planned, Jamaica should sweep. But Asafa again..lord doh know what to say about this guy. Nice guy frm all reports but he cyar cannot seem to deal with rounds.
Hopefully RT's advantage is that he is generally good at running rounds and seems to get better and better thru the rounds.
Plus his bad mind should help him to perform at his peak on the biggest occasions.
Hers hoping you are right. :beermug: :beermug: :beermug:
Anything under a 9.8 and no medal I feel Bledman looks like a TRUE medal contender
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Everybody jumping on RT case. He delivered 4 years ago. Is keston now has to live up to expectation.
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Everybody jumping on RT case. He delivered 4 years ago. Is keston now has to live up to expectation.
SO after he showed so much potential, we should jes fold up? nah Deeks I like class and quality with woman, sport, education and discussion
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100m Men
Results
Start Time: 21:46 SAMSUNG Diamond League Event
INTERNET Service: www.diamondleague-paris.com
Timing, Results Service & Distance Measurement by
printed at FRI 6 JUL 2012 21:51
Wind: 0.0m/s
Rank Name Nat Date of Birth Result
1 GAY Tyson USA 9 AUG 1982 5 0.143 9.99 4 3
2 GATLIN Justin USA 10 FEB 1982 6 0.176 10.03 2 4
3 LEMAITRE Christophe FRA 11 JUN 1990 4 0.190 10.08 2 4
4 ASHMEADE Nickel JAM 7 APR 1990 7 0.143 10.14
5 FRATER Michael JAM 6 OCT 1982 2 0.154 10.14
6 RODGERS Michael USA 24 APR 1985 3 0.170 10.16 2 4
7 KIMMONS Trell USA 13 JUL 1985 1 0.231 10.18
8 THOMPSON Richard TRI 7 JUN 1985 8 0.144 10.20
9 NEWMAN Calesio USA 20 AUG 1986 9 0.216 10.32
So Richard only barely improves on his run from Wednesday. He needs to step up, or he might be looking at a semi-final exit again this year.
Video of 100m race with Richard!
http://www.youtube.com/v/H88TJEQiUMo
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Jehue 5th today in Paris in the 400m Hurdles in 49.03.
MEETING PARIS DIAMOND LEAGUE
Results 400m Hurdles Men
World Record 46.78 YOUNG Kevin USA Barcelona 6 AUG 1992
Area Record 47.37 DIAGANA Stéphane FRA Lausanne 5 JUL 1995
World Lead 47.92 CULSON Javier PUR Oslo 7 JUN 2012
Meeting Record 47.66 MOSES Edwin USA 22 JUL 1986
Rank Athlete Nation Result Reaction time Diamond Points Diamond Ranking
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1 CULSON Javier PUR 47.78 WL 0.149 12 1
2 GREENE David GBR 47.84 PB 0.142 2 4
3 SÁNCHEZ Félix DOM 48.56 SB 0.169 1 7
4 JACKSON Bershawn USA 48.67 0.156 2 4
5 GORDON Jehue TRI 49.03 0.153 2 4
6 CISNEROS Omar CUB 49.09 0.292
7 CLEMENCEAU Adrien FRA 49.81 0.171
8 KECHI Héni FRA 50.15 0.171
Video of 400m H with Jehue!
http://www.youtube.com/v/2kZ9jMZKFo8
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http://www.trinidadexpress.com/sports/Jehue_5th_in_Paris-161643135.html
Jehue 5th in Paris
By Kwame Laurence kwame.laurence@trinidadexpress.com
Story Created: Jul 6, 2012 at 11:03 PM ECT
Jehue Gordon finished fifth in the men's 400 metres hurdles at the Meeting Areva Samsung Diamond League meet, in Paris, France, yesterday. The Trinidad and Tobago athlete got home in 49.03 seconds.
Javier Culson maintained his unbeaten run this season, the Puerto Rican topping the field in a world-leading 47.78 seconds.
Great Britain's David Greene, the reigning world champion, was also impressive, finishing second in a personal best 47.84. Dominican Republic's 2004 Olympic champion, Felix Sanchez (48.56) was third, and American Bershawn Jackson (48.67) fourth.
T&T sprinter Richard Thompson got to the line in 10.20 seconds to secure eighth spot in a nine-man men's 100m field.
Tyson Gay led a one-two finish for the United States, stopping the clock at 9.99 seconds to beat Justin Gatlin (10.03) into second spot. France's Christophe Lemaitre (10.08) was third.
On Wednesday, Thompson clocked 10.26 seconds to finish third in the 100m, at an international meet in Reims, France. American Mike Rodgers (10.18) and St Kitts and Nevis sprinter Kim Collins (10.22) copped the top two spots.
At the Folksam Grand Prix, in Sweden, on Thursday, T&T quarter-miler Jarrin Solomon seized silver in the men's 400m in 46.25 seconds. Sudan's Tabah Yousif (45.80) and Great Britain's Louis Persent (46.74) finished first and third, respectively.
Also on Thursday, T&T half-miler Jamaal James returned a time of one minute, 47.99 seconds to secure second spot in the men's 800m, at the InColor Hub City Classic, in Moncton, Canada. Bermuda's Aaron Evans (1:47.92) earned gold, while bronze went to American Tevan Everett (1:48.02).
Magnolia Howell clocked 11.72 seconds to finish fourth in the women's 100m. In an earlier century race, Howell was third in 11.74.
And Melissa De Leon copped eighth spot in the women's 800m in 2:09.16.
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http://www.trinidadexpress.com/sports/Gay_beats_Gatlin-161643145.html
Gay beats Gatlin
Story Created: Jul 6, 2012 at 11:03 PM ECT
PARIS
Tyson Gay beat fellow American Justin Gatlin in the 100 metres while Kenenisa Bekele's Olympic hopes were diluted at the Paris Diamond League meeting yesterday as five world season's best were set on the Stade de France track.
Gay won in 9.99 seconds after Gatlin failed to sustain a good start and finished with a time of 10.03 just three weeks before the start of the London Olympics. Eleven days ago Gay was beaten by Gatlin at the US trials.
"I took my revenge. Maybe I made some mistake at the start. I want to win the gold medal (in London)," said Gay.
Gatlin added: "The goal is the gold, my chances are good. I don't want to train to be second or third. I was a bit tired tonight. I could have done better".
Twice European champion Christophe Lemaitre of France took third place in 10.08 as light drizzle fell on the stadium. Dejen Gebremeskel led an Ethiopian one-two in the 5,000 metres, clocking a world leading 12:46.81 to beat Hagos Gebrhiwet, who set a junior world record of 12:47.53.
Bekele, however, conceded he would not defend his title in London after being only the fifth Ethiopian to cross the line. "I won't compete at the Olympics in the 5,000 metres but I'm not that disappointed because I'll run the 10,000 metres," he said.
Referring to the calf problems he has suffered for three years, he added: "What can I do about an injury?"
David Rudisha was one of five athletes to set a world season's best but the Kenyan failed in his attempt to break his own world record in the 800 metres, clocking 1:41.54, 0.53 outside the mark he set in 2010.
"I'm happy and I'm impressed with the way I ran today. The Olympic title is what I'm aiming for now," said Rudisha, who beat second-placed Antonio Manuel Reina of Spain by more than four seconds. "I'll go back home to train and get ready for the Olympics and then I'll be looking for a fast race and the world record," he added.
Australian Sally Pearson was again in a class of her own when she destroyed the field in the women's 100 metres hurdles with a world leading 12.40 seconds.
"I was expecting a fast time and if I would have a clear race it could be a 12.3. I'm excited to see my shape," she said.
The world record of 12.21, held by Bulgarian Yordanka Donkova since 1988, is one of the oldest in athletics. French pole vaulter Renaud Lavillenie, who is unbeaten outdoors this year and will be the hot favourite in the Olympics, only needed to clear 5.77 metres to win the event.
He then failed with three attempts at 5.82 metres. "The incredible jump will have to come in London (at the Games)," he said.
Puerto Rico's Javier Culson won the 400 metres hurdles in a world season's best time of 47.78 ahead of world champion David Greene of Britain (47.84). Culson, however, does not see himself as favourite to win the Olympic race.
"I'm not considering myself as the Olympics favourite, I'm not the only one, there are other athletes, especially Greene who will be at home," he said.
Moroccan Mariem Alaoui Selsouli also set a world season's best when she won the 1,500 metres in 3:56.15.
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Yesterday at a warm-up meet for tomorrow's DL meet in Paris. Quite frankly that is a ridiculous drop off from Nationals. He could have trained right through the meet, so lets see what he does tomorrow.
100 m
Wind: 0.1
1 Mike Rodgers USA
10.18
2 Kim Collins SKN
10.22
3 Richard Thompson TRI
10.26
4 Ronald Pognon FRA
10.42 SB
5 Calesio Newman USA
10.45
6 Arnaud Remy FRA
10.46
7 BJ Lawrence SKN
10.47
8 Dylan Rigot FRA
10.74
Race video
http://www.youtube.com/v/O6LgVyCd8go&feature=plcp
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http://www.guardian.co.tt/sport/2012-07-07/gordon-5th-thompson-8th-paris
Gordon 5th, Thompson 8th in Paris
Published: Saturday, July 7, 2012
Clayton Clarke
Hurdler Jehue Gordon was fifth in the men’s 400-metre hurdles race at the Aviva Paris Grand Prix leg of the Samsun Diamond League series in Paris, France yesterday. In his first race since his leg injury the 2010 World Junior champion clocked 49.03 and had the satisfaction of dipping under the Olympic A standard of 49.50 for yet another time for the year. Taking the gold ahead of the national record holder was Javier Culson (Puerto Rico) who clocked a world leading time of 47.78 to remain unbeaten in the Diamond League series.
Reigning World champion David Greene (Great Britain) 47.84 and former world champions Felix Sanchez (Domincan Republic) 48.56 and Bershawn Jackson (USA) 48.67 all finished ahead of the 20-year-old former Belmont Boys/QRC hurdler. Reigning Olympic 100m silver medallist Richard Thompson finished down the field in the men’s 100m clocking 10.20 to take eighth spot.
Former World Champion Tyson Gay (9.99) got the better of Justin Gatlin (10.03) in a reverse of the top two finish at the USA trials. Two time European champion Christopher Lemaitre (France) was third (10.08). Jamaicans Nickel Ashmeade (10.14) and Michael Frater (10.14), and Americans Michael Rodgers (10.16) and Trel Kimmons (10.18) all finished ahead of Thompson. The 2008 NCAA 60m/100m champion was third in Reims on Wednesday in 10.26.
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Richard is done for this season as far as I can see. I'm hoping and expecting him to make the semis but not anything further. I dare him to make me a liar!! Bledman has a chance of making the final and if not mentally overawed by the competition has a small outside chance of getting a bronze!!
I've looked at Richard's races his techniques has changed but he has not adjusted to it as yet ...... the key difference between him and the other racers is in one word "strength" ...... he is "weak" !!!
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Viento: 0.0
Puesto Dorsal Nombre Fecha de Nacimiento Calle Reacción Fn Resultado
1 5 CAY HYMAN Kemar 11 octubre, 1989 5 0.140
9.95
=RR
2 4 JAM BAILEY COLE Kemar 10 enero, 1992 4 0.209
9.98
MMP
3 3 TRI BURNS Marc 7 enero, 1983 3
10.08
4 6 SKN ADAMS Antoine 31 agosto, 1988 6
10.12
5 7 JAM ROACH Kimmari 21 septiembre, 1990 7
10.16
MMT
6 2 CUB PEREZ ROMERO Yuniel 16 febrero, 1985 2 0.188
10.26
MMT
7 1 ESP PROS GUASCH Ruben 5 marzo, 1990 1 0.154
10.53
MMT
8 8 ESP VILES FARRENY Eduard 8 febrero, 1991 8 0.191
11.11
Good run from the veteran.
We also welcome two new youngsters to the sub-10 club.
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Viento: 0.0
Puesto Dorsal Nombre Fecha de Nacimiento Calle Reacción Fn Resultado
1 5 CAY HYMAN Kemar 11 octubre, 1989 5 0.140
9.95
=RR
2 4 JAM BAILEY COLE Kemar 10 enero, 1992 4 0.209
9.98
MMP
3 3 TRI BURNS Marc 7 enero, 1983 3
10.08
4 6 SKN ADAMS Antoine 31 agosto, 1988 6
10.12
5 7 JAM ROACH Kimmari 21 septiembre, 1990 7
10.16
MMT
6 2 CUB PEREZ ROMERO Yuniel 16 febrero, 1985 2 0.188
10.26
MMT
7 1 ESP PROS GUASCH Ruben 5 marzo, 1990 1 0.154
10.53
MMT
8 8 ESP VILES FARRENY Eduard 8 febrero, 1991 8 0.191
11.11
Good run from the veteran.
We also welcome two new youngsters to the sub-10 club.
Any video of this race?
Looks like Marc is running better than Richard at the moment! :o
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Viento: 0.0
Puesto Dorsal Nombre Fecha de Nacimiento Calle Reacción Fn Resultado
1 5 CAY HYMAN Kemar 11 octubre, 1989 5 0.140
9.95
=RR
2 4 JAM BAILEY COLE Kemar 10 enero, 1992 4 0.209
9.98
MMP
3 3 TRI BURNS Marc 7 enero, 1983 3
10.08
4 6 SKN ADAMS Antoine 31 agosto, 1988 6
10.12
5 7 JAM ROACH Kimmari 21 septiembre, 1990 7
10.16
MMT
6 2 CUB PEREZ ROMERO Yuniel 16 febrero, 1985 2 0.188
10.26
MMT
7 1 ESP PROS GUASCH Ruben 5 marzo, 1990 1 0.154
10.53
MMT
8 8 ESP VILES FARRENY Eduard 8 febrero, 1991 8 0.191
11.11
Good run from the veteran.
We also welcome two new youngsters to the sub-10 club.
Any video of this race?
Looks like Marc is running better than Richard at the moment! :o
Here you go...
http://www.youtube.com/v/FghqjlfQ6Lw&feature=plcp
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@ Aviator: Big-up for the video of Marc's race! :beermug:
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Viento: 0.0
Puesto Dorsal Nombre Fecha de Nacimiento Calle Reacción Fn Resultado
1 5 CAY HYMAN Kemar 11 octubre, 1989 5 0.140
9.95
=RR
2 4 JAM BAILEY COLE Kemar 10 enero, 1992 4 0.209
9.98
MMP
3 3 TRI BURNS Marc 7 enero, 1983 3
10.08
4 6 SKN ADAMS Antoine 31 agosto, 1988 6
10.12
5 7 JAM ROACH Kimmari 21 septiembre, 1990 7
10.16
MMT
6 2 CUB PEREZ ROMERO Yuniel 16 febrero, 1985 2 0.188
10.26
MMT
7 1 ESP PROS GUASCH Ruben 5 marzo, 1990 1 0.154
10.53
MMT
8 8 ESP VILES FARRENY Eduard 8 febrero, 1991 8 0.191
11.11
Good run from the veteran.
We also welcome two new youngsters to the sub-10 club.
Any video of this race?
Looks like Marc is running better than Richard at the moment! :o
Here you go...
http://www.youtube.com/v/FghqjlfQ6Lw&feature=plcp
I seen the race live. The wind reading was 3.4.
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Yea GOP, I saw that wind reading too, but then the official results listed it as 0.0m/s. So who knows what to believe.
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Lalonde Gordon runs a PR of 45.02 to win the USATF club championships
Race video: http://www.runnerspace.com/video.php?video_id=73392-Mens-400m-Section-2-USATF-National-Club-Track-and-Field-Championships-201
He also won the 200m in 20.63(+1.8m/s)
http://www.runnerspace.com/eprofile.php?event_id=3704&do=videos&video_id=73426
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Yea GOP, I saw that wind reading too, but then the official results listed it as 0.0m/s. So who knows what to believe.
Alright the IAAF has the wind listed as +3.8. So that final was windy. However the youth from the Caymans did also run 9.95 in the semis with legal wind.
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Lalonde Gordon runs a PR of 45.02 to win the USATF club championships
Race video: http://www.runnerspace.com/video.php?video_id=73392-Mens-400m-Section-2-USATF-National-Club-Track-and-Field-Championships-201
He also won the 200m in 20.63(+1.8m/s)
http://www.runnerspace.com/eprofile.php?event_id=3704&do=videos&video_id=73426
This yute seem hot, what's the skinny on him aviator? Is he a more likely finalist/higher placing than Quow (national trials aside). Nice to see us coming of age in more events w/more athletes. An exciting olympics awaits us
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As far as Lalonde performance, the more the merrier.
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Lalonde Gordon runs a PR of 45.02 to win the USATF club championships
Race video: http://www.runnerspace.com/video.php?video_id=73392-Mens-400m-Section-2-USATF-National-Club-Track-and-Field-Championships-201
He also won the 200m in 20.63(+1.8m/s)
http://www.runnerspace.com/eprofile.php?event_id=3704&do=videos&video_id=73426
This yute seem hot, what's the skinny on him aviator? Is he a more likely finalist/higher placing than Quow (national trials aside). Nice to see us coming of age in more events w/more athletes. An exciting olympics awaits us
Now that he has the A standard, does this mean he will be running the 400m in London? July 8 is the final date to achieve qualification standards. July 9 is final date to submit the team. Hopefully, we can have 3 reps for this event in London... I think his performance confirms that we are now medal contenders for the 4x400.
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Wow. Just looked at his race. Very impressive.
As it stands, here are the medal contending teams for the 4x400 (in no particular order):
USA
BAH
JAM
TRI
GB
BEL
CUB
SA
I think these teams will be in the 4x400 final. And here are some teams to look out for:
JAP
AUS
RUS
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I would definitely put Russia in the final instead of another team (Cuba, SA or T&T). The results in their OG Trials were:
1 Maksim Dyldin 45.01
2 Pavel Trenikhin 45.24
3 Vladimir Krasnov 45.36
4 Denis Alekseyev 45.43
5 Valentin Krugliakov 45.85
6 Sergey Petukhov 46.10
7 Konstantin Sverkach 46.46
8 Denis Nesmashny 47.04
And never count out Poland, as they have numerous decent to world class 200/400, 400, and 400/800 sprinters
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I would definitely put Russia in the final instead of another team (Cuba, SA or T&T). The results in their OG Trials were:
1 Maksim Dyldin 45.01
2 Pavel Trenikhin 45.24
3 Vladimir Krasnov 45.36
4 Denis Alekseyev 45.43
5 Valentin Krugliakov 45.85
6 Sergey Petukhov 46.10
7 Konstantin Sverkach 46.46
8 Denis Nesmashny 47.04
And never count out Poland, as they have numerous decent to world class 200/400, 400, and 400/800 sprinters
Good point. Russia hasnt run for the year though. However, 4th place finish last year means they should be in the top 8. Certainly in my top 8. Thanks
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Lalonde Gordon runs a PR of 45.02 to win the USATF club championships
Race video: http://www.runnerspace.com/video.php?video_id=73392-Mens-400m-Section-2-USATF-National-Club-Track-and-Field-Championships-201
He also won the 200m in 20.63(+1.8m/s)
http://www.runnerspace.com/eprofile.php?event_id=3704&do=videos&video_id=73426
This yute seem hot, what's the skinny on him aviator? Is he a more likely finalist/higher placing than Quow (national trials aside). Nice to see us coming of age in more events w/more athletes. An exciting olympics awaits us
Now that he has the A standard, does this mean he will be running the 400m in London? July 8 is the final date to achieve qualification standards. July 9 is final date to submit the team. Hopefully, we can have 3 reps for this event in London... I think his performance confirms that we are now medal contenders for the 4x400.
Yes GOP he will be running in London.
Express confirms it here:
http://www.trinidadexpress.com/sports/Gordon_secures_Olympic_400_berth-161695545.html
Gordon secures Olympic 400 berth
By Kwame Laurence kwame.laurence@trinidadexpress.com
Story Created: Jul 7, 2012 at 10:57 PM ECT
Story Updated: Jul 7, 2012 at 10:57 PM ECT
Trinidad and Tobago's Lalonde Gordon earned the right to compete in the men's 400 metres event at the 2012 London Olympics when he stopped the clock at a personal best 45.02 seconds at the United States National Club Track and Field Championships, in Omaha, Nebraska, on Friday.
Gordon's clocking was 28-hundredths of a second faster than the 45.30 Olympic "A" standard.
Two weeks ago, Gordon won the national title with a 45.40 seconds run at the Hasely Crawford Stadium. However, since T&T already had two "A" qualifiers--Renny Quow and Deon Lendore—Gordon's "B" time triumph was not enough to secure a spot on the Olympic team for the one-lap event. He was selected on the 4x400m relay squad.
Gordon, though, has put things right, a dominant performance for his New York club, Zenith Velocity, ensuring that the Lowlands Tobago athlete will represent the Red, White and Black in the individual 400 in London.
Gordon seized early control in Friday's one-lap race, opening up a huge lead on the back straight. The 23-year-old came off the final turn with only the clock to challenge him.
He widened the gap on the home straight for a crushing victory, crossing the finish line with some 12 metres of daylight to spare on American Terrance Livingston, the runner-up in 46.61 seconds.
Gordon completed an impressive double, yesterday, winning the 200m final in 20.63 seconds. Jamaican Jermaine Brown (20.72) and American Christopher Williams (20.77) finished second and third, respectively.
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http://www.guardian.co.tt/sport/2012-07-07/gordon-strikes-double-gold-usa-club-meet
Gordon strikes double gold at USA Club meet
Published: Sunday, July 8, 2012
Clayton Clarke
National men’s 400m champion Lalonde Gordon finally got under the Olympic A standard in the one-lap event clocking 45.02 seconds on the first day of the 2012 USATF Club Championships in Omaha, Nebraska, USA on Friday. Competing for his Zenith Velocity Club, Gordon got under the 45.30 seconds required to compete at the London Games which get underway on July 27 and run until October 12. The 23-year-old finished well ahead of Terrance Livingston (Central Park/USA) 46.61 seconds and Erison Hurtault (Central Park/Dominica) 46.78.
Despite taking the national title at the Sagicor/NGC Open Championships on June 23 in 45.40, short of the A mark which was achieved by second place and third place finishers Renny Quow (44.84) and Deon Lendore (45.13). The time is a new personal best for the 2011 CAC senior Championships 4X400m silver medallist improving his previous best of 45.33 seconds set earlier this year. Gordon was selected as part of this country’s Olympic men’s mile relay team and had until July 8 to get the 45.30 seconds mark. Gordon struck double gold taking the 200-metre finals in 20.63 seconds, improving his personal best time by 0.04 seconds. He topped the heats earlier in the day in 20.78.
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The T&T 4x400m relay squad who have qualified for the London Olympics seems to be getting stronger and stronger by the minute! :thumbsup:
http://www.trinidadexpress.com/sports/Solomon_clocks_pb-161879685.html
Solomon clocks PB
By Kwame Laurence kwame.laurence@trinidadexpress.com
Story Created: Jul 10, 2012 at 12:00 AM ECT
Jarrin Solomon produced a new personal best in finishing second in the men's 400 metres event, at the Bottrop Gala meet, in Germany, on Saturday.
The Trinidad and Tobago quartermiler got home in 45.31 seconds to finish behind Dominican Republic's Luguelin Santos, the 18-year-old sensation stopping the clock at 45.15. Curacao's Lee-Marvin Bonevacia (45.80) was third.
Solomon, a member of T&T's 4x400m relay squad for the London Olympics, missed out on the 45.30 seconds Olympic "A" standard by just one-hundredth of a second. His 45.31 clocking was a big improvement on his previous best of 45.68.
Emanuel Mayers was also on show at the Bottrop Gala, the T&T athlete finishing seventh in the men's 400m hurdles in 50.97 seconds.
On Sunday, at the Meeting de Nancy, in France, Solomon bagged bronze in the men's 400m in 46.16 seconds. United States Virgin Islands quartermiler Tabarie Henry won in 45.49, beating American Calvin Smith (45.59) into second spot.
At the Meeting de Atletismo, in Madrid, Spain, on Saturday, T&T's Marc Burns finished third in the men's 100m final in a wind-assisted 10.08 seconds. Cayman Islands sprinter Kemar Hyman (9.95) and Jamaica's Kemar Bailey Cole (9.98) earned gold and silver, respectively.
In the qualifying round, Burns clocked 10.16 seconds to finish second in heat two. Hyman won the race in a personal best 9.95—a new Cayman Islands national record.
At the Aileen Meagher International Track Classic, in Halifax, Canada, on Sunday, T&T's Jamaal James returned a time of one minute, 48.57 seconds to cop fourth spot in the men's 800m. And in the women's 800m, another T&T halfmiler, Melissa De Leon was sixth in 2:06.40.
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The stock of our 4x400m Mens relay team keeps rising.....
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Yes indeed :applause: :applause: :applause:
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The stock of our 4x400m Mens relay team keeps rising.....
The 4x400m ladies starting to look decent too!
If we add one or both of our two World Class 400m Hurlers to the squad at the right time I can see them shattering the NR and possibly dipping below 3:30.00 to enter the World's Top 16!
Let's hope they can do that time between now and next year so they can qualify for the 2013 World Championships.
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I hope so too. It is strange that T&T has not produced more 400m female athletes as has been the case with the men over time. We've had decent talent in the 100 and 200 internationally, and 800 and 1500 regionally, but have not had "medal-contending" individuals in the 400m. Would like to see the national record go below 52 secs. for starters.
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http://www.trinidadexpress.com/sports/Burns_finishes__2nd_in_France-162161435.html
Burns finishes 2nd in France
Story Created: Jul 11, 2012 at 11:40 PM ECT
Marc Burns finished second in the men's 100 metres dash, at the Meeting Premium Sotteville-les-Rouen, in France, on Tuesday. The Trinidad and Tobago athlete got to the line in 10.27 seconds to finish behind Kim Collins (10.11), of St Kitts and Nevis, and ahead of American Calesio Newman (10.29).
Last Saturday, Burns was third at the Meeting de Atletismo, in Madrid, Spain, in a wind-assisted 10.08 seconds.
The 29-year-old sprinter is part of the T&T 4x100m relay squad for the London Olympics.
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The T&T 4x100m relay is running today in the second day of the London Grand Prix meet at 11:28 am EST.
The line up is 1. Poland; 2. GB B; 3. St. Kitts/Nevis; 4. GB A; 5. MVP; 6. T&T; 7. Netherlands; 8. France
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T&T (Sorrillo, Burns, Callender, Thompson) wins "by a country mile" (per the commentator) in cold and wet conditions in 38.23 without Bledman. Very good run in conditions that may be prevalent during the OGs.
Results:
1. TRINIDAD & TOBAGO TRI 38.23 0.126
2 NETHERLANDS NED 38.70 0.146
3 POLAND POL 38.78 0.152
4 GREAT BRITAIN & NI A GBR 38.80 0.153
5 MVP TRACK CLUB JAM 38.82 0.156
6 GREAT BRITAIN & NI B GBR 38.94 0.173
7 FRANCE (with LeMaitre) FRA 38.95 0.217
8 ST KITTS AND NEVIS SKN 39.19 0.171
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Very nice run by the guys today!
Nice clean exchanges and good form going into the Olympics, check video to view the run!!
Trinidad & Tobago wins Men's 4x100m Relay - LondonSDL2012
http://www.youtube.com/v/6FltrEu1juU
T&T (Sorrillo, Burns, Callender, Thompson) wins "by a country mile" (per the commentator) in cold and wet conditions in 38.23 without Bledman. Very good run in conditions that may be prevalent during the OGs.
Results:
1. TRINIDAD & TOBAGO TRI 38.23 0.126
2 NETHERLANDS NED 38.70 0.146
3 POLAND POL 38.78 0.152
4 GREAT BRITAIN & NI A GBR 38.80 0.153
5 MVP TRACK CLUB JAM 38.82 0.156
6 GREAT BRITAIN & NI B GBR 38.94 0.173
7 FRANCE (with LeMaitre) FRA 38.95 0.217
8 ST KITTS AND NEVIS SKN 39.19 0.171
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Licks!
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Wap Wap, keep it coming guys. Will be drinking shandy in the presence of many Jamaicans come olympics, leh we pull at least one upset
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http://www.newsday.co.tt/sport/0,163303.html
Bledman stumbles 100m Heat 1 in @ London Diamond League (13.7.2012)
http://www.youtube.com/v/R8sm41uAcmk
Bledman disappoints in London
Saturday, July 14 2012
National sprint champion, Keston Bledman, failed to make the final of the Men’s 100m at yesterday’s Aviva London Grand Prix at the Crystal Palace National Sports Centre, London. It was a disappointing performance for the 24-year-old who is considered to be TT’s main medal contender in the individual sprint at the Olympics.
Bledman, who lined up in heat one, stopped the clock at 10.27 to finish fourth in a time of 10.27. American Ryan Bailey crossed the finish line first in 10.06. Heat two was won by Jamaican Michael Frater in a time of 10.15 while USA’s Tyson Gay followed closely in 10.15 as well.
In the final, however, there was no stopping former World champion, Gay who secured the victory in a relatively slow 10.03 while running into a headwind. Bailey took the silver in 10.09 while Jamaican Nesta Carter claimed bronze in 10.13.
Today, the national 4x100m relay team will be in action against a competitive field. Also in the final will be the world record holders, Jamaica; Great Britain, France and Poland.
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http://www.trinidadexpress.com/sports/Bledman_misses_out-162439356.html
Bledman misses out
Story Created: Jul 13, 2012 at 11:02 PM ECT
Trinidad and Tobago's Keston Bledman missed out on a lane in the men's 100 metres final, at the Aviva London Grand Prix Samsung Diamond League meet, in London, England, yesterday.
Bledman clocked 10.27 seconds to finish fourth in heat one and ninth overall in the
qualifying round.
The top eight sprinters advanced to the final, which was won by Tyson Gay, of the United States, in 10.03. Another American, Ryan Bailey (10.09) was second, while Jamaican Nesta Carter (10.13) finished third.
On Wednesday, at the Toronto Star International Track Classic, in Canada, T&T's Jamaal James finished second in the men's 800m in one minute, 47.47 seconds.
http://www.trinidadexpress.com/sports/Tyson_Gay_wins_in_dreary_London-162439366.html
Tyson Gay wins in dreary London
Story Created: Jul 13, 2012 at 11:02 PM ECT
l LONDON
Tyson Gay prepared for the anticipated chilly Olympics here by winning the 100 metres at the London Grand Prix in dreary conditions yesterday.
The former world champion won in 10.03 seconds in a headwind of 1.2 metres per second, ahead of fellow American Ryan Bailey and Nesta Carter of Jamaica.
"I'm in pretty good shape, I just need to work on some things on my groin area with my physio and I should be good to go," Gay said. "I feel I know how to mentally prepare for this type of weather and this was the best place to prepare for the games."
Gay's main rivals for the July 27-Aug. 12 Olympics were absent.
Asafa Powell withdrew with a groin strain to ensure he is fit for the games, and Olympic champion Usain Bolt sidestepped the event for tax reasons.
There was a lacklustre performance from home sprinter Dwain Chambers, who is preparing for the games after a lifetime Olympic doping ban for British offenders was lifted. Chambers failed to even advance from the heats.
In the 110 hurdles, Aries Merritt of the United States won in 12.93 seconds, equaling his own world-leading time this year, after 2004 Olympic champion Liu Xiang qualified for the final but withdrew with a back strain.
Home favorite Mo Farah enjoyed a comfortable victory in the 5,000 metres in 13 minutes, 6.04 seconds, more than 3 seconds ahead of Collis Birmingham of Australia after upping the pace in the final two laps.
In the women's 5,000, world champion Vivian Cheruiyot led home a Kenyan 1-2-3-4 finish.
World champion Dai Greene was denied victory in the 400 hurdles, finishing second behind Javier Culson just like at the Paris leg of the Diamond League two weeks ago.
It helped Culson acclimatise for the Olympics.
There was, however, an unexpected British success in the women's 400 hurdles. Perri Shakes-Drayton, ranked 21st in the event, won in 53.77, more than 1.7 seconds ahead of 2008 Olympic champion Melaine Walker, who was fourth.
European champion Irina Davydova of Russia was second, followed by Kaliese Spencer of Jamaica.
The long jump was won by Australia's Mitchell Watt, and Bjorn Otto of Germany took the pole vault.
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http://www.trinidadexpress.com/sports/Sprint_relay_men_win_in_London-162492296.html
Sprint relay men win in London
By Kwame Laurence kwame.laurence@trinidadexpress.com
Story Created: Jul 14, 2012 at 10:54 PM ECT
Rondel Sorrillo, Marc Burns, Emmanuel Callender and Richard "Torpedo" Thompson combined for victory in the men's 4x100 metres relay, at the Aviva London Grand Prix Samsung Diamond League meet, in London, England, yesterday.
The T&T quartet clocked 38.23 seconds, forcing Netherlands to settle for silver in 38.70. Poland (38.78) and Great Britain (38.80) finished third and fourth, respectively, while fifth spot was copped by Jamaica, MVP sprinters Nesta Carter, Michael Frater, Ainsley Waugh and Omar Douglas combining for a 38.82 run.
Thompson was impressive on the anchor leg, the double Olympic silver medallist opening a gap on the field to hand T&T a comfortable victory.
The 38.23 clocking produced by Sorrillo, Burns, Callender and Thompson is the second fastest time in the world this year. At the top of the 2012 world list is a Jamaica team—Racers Track Club sprinters Mario Forsythe, Yohan Blake, Kimmari Roach and Usain Bolt. The powerful quartet stopped the clock at 37.82 seconds at a meet in Jamaica, in April.
Missing from the T&T team, yesterday, was Keston Bledman. The national sprint champion competed in the individual 100m on Friday, but did not advance to the final. Bledman finished fourth in his heat and ninth overall in 10.27 seconds.
At the 2008 Olympic Games, in Beijing, China, Bledman, Burns, Callender and Thompson earned silver in 38.06 seconds, the T&T quartet finishing behind Jamaica, the winners in a world record 37.10.
One year later, at the World Championships, in Berlin, Germany, T&T again finished second to Jamaica (37.31), Darrel Brown, Burns, Callender and Thompson clocking an impressive 37.62 seconds—the current national record.
T&T's sprint relay men will be hoping for another trip to the podium at the 2012 London Olympics.
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http://www.guardian.co.tt/sport/2012-07-14/tt-sprint-relay-team-wins-london-ahead-olympics
T&T sprint relay team wins in London ahead of Olympics
Published: Sunday, July 15, 2012
Reigning Olympic men’s sprint silver medalists Trinidad and Tobago notched a win ahead of the London Olympics Games in running away with the 4x100m event at the Aviva London Grand Prix in Crystal Palace, yesterday. The team of Rondel Sorillo, Marc Burns, Emmanuel Callender and Richard Thompson combined to clock 38.23 to finish ahead of Netherlands (38.70) and Poland (38.78). Great Britain A (38.80), MVP-Jamaica (38.82, Great Britain B (38.94), France (38.95) and St Kitts/Nevis (39.19) all finished behind. T&T last won the event in 2008 in a then national record of 38.00 before taking the historic silver medal in Beijing, China, one month later. The national quartet is now second on the 2012 IAAF Performance listing behind Jamaica’s Racers (37.82) and MVP, also Jamaica, (38.27).
The sprint relay victory was the lone win for local athletes in London as Keston Bledman was ninth in the men’s 100m heats. The national champion clocked 10.27 in heat one to finished fourth but his time relegated the 2005 World Youth bronze medallist to ninth after the second heat was run with only the top eight advancing to the finals. American Ryan Bailey topped Bledman’s heat in 10.06 ahead of Nesta Carter (Jamaica) 10.15 and another American Mike Rodgers (USA) 10.18. Former World Champion Tyson Gay (USA)raced to the gold in the finals in 10.03 ahead of Bailey (10.09), Carter (10.13) and Michael Frater(Jamaica) 10.15. Jamaal James was second in the men’s 800m at the Toronto International Track and Field Games earlier this week. James clocked 1:47.47 but was beaten to the line by Geoff Harris of Canada (1:46.86. American Michael Preble was third 1:47.54.
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http://www.youtube.com/v/6FltrEu1juU&feature=player_embedded#!
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Ok, meet in Cardiff- horrible weather/wind as to be expected with Wales hehe:
Jehue wins 400m hurdles in 49.79, Kerron Clement 4th
Semoy takes the double 11.54 with -2.0/6(MLA had -2.6 on her Facebook) and 23.65. MLA 3rd in 11.62 in the 100 with KS 4th 11.78.
Emmanuel Callender wins 100m 10.50 with -2.0m/s, Jason Rodgers(recently ran 10.06) 3rd in the same race.
Women's 4x1 wins in 44.70 against Welsh teams.
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http://www.trinidadexpress.com/sports/Renny_Quow_fifth_in_Ireland-162987906.html
Renny Quow fifth in Ireland
By Kwame Laurence kwame.laurence@trinidadexpress.com
Story Created: Jul 19, 2012 at 12:41 AM ECT
Trinidad and Tobago's Renny Quow finished fifth in the men's 400 metres event at the Cork City Sports meet, in Ireland, on Tuesday. The 2009 World Championship bronze medallist clocked 46.66 seconds.
The race was dominated by Rabah Yousif, the Sudanese runner getting home in 45.30 seconds for a huge cushion on American Manteo Mitchell, the runner-up in 46.27. Ireland's Brian Gregan (46.29) and Great Britain's Jarryd Dunn (46.53) finished third and fourth, respectively.
Quow is preparing for the 2012 Olympic Games in London, England. At the 2008 Games, in Beijing, China, he advanced all the way to the men's one-lap final, finishing seventh in the championship race in 45.22 seconds.
One month before his Beijing campaign, Quow dived under 45 seconds for the first time in his career, clocking 44.89 for second spot at a meet in Barcelona, Spain.
This season, though, Quow has not enjoyed the same type of success. His best 2012 clocking to date came at the Jamaica International Invitational, the 24-year-old quarter-miler finishing second in 45.48 seconds.
Quow's next best clocking this season, 45.60, was produced in the National Open Track and Field Championship final. However, he surrendered his title in that race, finishing second to Lalonde Gordon (45.40).
In London, Gordon, Quow and 19-year-old Deon Lendore will represent T&T in the men's 400m. In the National Championship final, Lendore (45.74) copped third spot.
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http://www.trinidadexpress.com/sports/Cardiff_sprint_doubles_for_Callender__Hackett-163131856.html
Cardiff sprint doubles for Callender, Hackett
By Kwame Laurence kwame.laurence@trinidadexpress.com
Story Created: Jul 19, 2012 at 10:58 PM ECT
Emmanuel Callender and Semoy Hackett defied adverse conditions at the Cardiff International Sports Stadium, in Wales yesterday, to record sprint doubles.
Running into a 2.7 metres per second headwind, on a cold, windy and rainy day in Cardiff, Callender topped the men's 100 metres field in 10.50 seconds.
The Trinidad and Tobago sprinter finished just ahead of Australia's Joshua Ross, the silver medallist in 10.51. Jason Rogers (10.74), of St Kitts and Nevis, was third. And another T&T athlete, Jamol James, clocked 10.86 to cop sixth spot.
Callender was also victorious in the 200m, getting to the line in a stadium record 20.89 seconds. His T&T teammates, Deon Lendore and Lalonde Gordon, finished second and fourth, respectively. Lendore clocked 21.27, and Gordon 21.43.
Hackett captured the women's sprint double.
The T&T athlete produced an 11.54 seconds run, into a 2.0 headwind, to grab gold in the 100m dash. Her clocking is a new stadium record.
St Kitts and Nevis sprinter, Tameka Williams (11.56) picked up silver. And Hackett's teammates, Michelle-Lee Ahye and Kai Selvon were third and fourth, respectively, clocking 11.62 and 11.78.
There was also a new stadium record for Hackett in the 200m. She completed the half-lap race in 23.65 seconds to lead a one-two T&T finish, Reyare Thomas seizing silver in 24.25.
Jehue Gordon also struck gold for T&T at the Olympic warm-up meet. He won the men's 400m hurdles in 49.75 seconds, forcing Germany's Georg Fleischhauer (49.98) to settle for silver.
T&T's Mikel Thomas shrugged off a strong 3.0 headwind to win the men's 110m hurdles in 13.86 seconds.
Ade Alleyne-Forte clocked 47.25 for second spot in the men's 400m. And in the women's 400m, Sparkle McKnight (53.74) and Janeil Bellille (55.66) were third and seventh, respectively.
Machel Cedenio, Alleyne-Forte, Jehue Gordon and Jarrin Solomon combined to give T&T victory in the men's 4x400m relay, in a stadium record three minutes, 07.11 seconds.
An African Combined team finished second in 3:08.05, while third spot went to New Zealand (3:08.88).
Selvon, Ahye, Reyare Thomas and McKnight claimed gold in the women's 4x100m relay. The T&T quartet got the baton round the track in 44.70 seconds—a new stadium record. Wales (46.24) finished a distant second, while third spot was copped by Wales "B" (47.69).
The T&T athletes are in Cardiff, attending a pre-Olympic Games camp.
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Highlights from the Cardiff meet, seems like we're getting some decent coverage this time around.
http://www.youtube.com/v/1B3W4euheX4
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Germany ran 38.02 PB in the mens 4x100 yesterday.. Things just got a little more interesting in that event.
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Better race tonight for Lalonde out in Victoria, BC. Got out more aggressively this time. However it was quite chilly at 15 degrees Celsius.
Event 7 Men 400 Meter Run ntl ATH CAN
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Name Year Team Seed Finals
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Finals
1 Mitchell, Manteo USA 45.25 45.97
2 Gordon, Lalonde TRINIDAD & TOBAGO 45.33 46.25
3 Summers, Quentin USA 46.56 46.80
4 Osie, Phillipe CANADA 46.68 47.61
5 Home, Mitch CANADA 48.67 48.52
6 Minguez, Sean USA 47.62 48.67
7 Miletic, Goran CANADA 49.56 50.25
I'm no track aficionado but anybody runnin 46 point whatever for men's 400 metres not makin no Olympic final
This is the post of the year by Palos...lol
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:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: Nice one Trini
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Jarrin wins his second post-Olympic race. Trades places with Rabah Yusuf who beat him a few days ago.
Men's 400m - 20.08.2012
Final
Pl. Athlete / Team Cnt. Birth Result Score
1. Jarrin SOLOMON TRI 86 45.48 1146
2. Rabah YOUSIF SUD 86 45.86 1122
3. Richard BUCK GBR 86 46.02 1112
4. Donald SANFORD ISR 87 46.23 1098
5. Marcell DEÁK NAGY HUN 92 46.68 1070
6. Andrew STEELE GBR 84 46.85 1060
7. Tibor KÁSA HUN 87 46.93 1055
Women's Shot Put - 20.08.2012
Final
Pl. Athlete / Team Cnt. Birth Result Score
1. Michelle CARTER USA 85 18.84 1105
2. Cleopatra BOREL TRI 79 18.58 1089
3. Natalya MIKHNEVICH BLR 82 18.48 1083
4. Anita MÁRTON HUN 89 18.21 1066
5. Paulina GUBA POL 91 16.41 957
6. Anca HELTNE ROU 78 15.75 917
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In Warsaw, Poland
Heat B
-1.6
15:33
1 BAILEY-COLE Kemar
JAMAICA 92-01-10
10.24
2 BLEDMAN Keston
88-08-08 TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO
10.28
3 COLLINS Kim
76-04-05 SAINT KITTS AND NEVIS
10.29
4 Gerald Phiri
ZAMBIA 88-10-06
10.29
Dariusz Kuc 5
POLAND 86-04-24
10.53
6 Sakalauskas Rytis
87-06-27 LITHUANIA
10.64
7 Wait Arthur
POLAND 89-02-28
10.66
8 MASZTAK Kamil
POLAND 84-07-16
10.70
9 ADAMSKI James
POLAND 87-11-11
10.74
9 Kubaczyk Robert
POLAND 86-08-04
10.74
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I thought bledman injured?
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I thought bledman injured?
That is the story, but I doubt Bledos has any big contract, so he had to do what is necessary to eat ah food. That may mean that he keeps running while injured. it defies logic, but we don't know the man's situation.
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http://www.trinidadexpress.com/sports/Solomon_wins_at_Hungary_meet-166845536.html
Solomon wins at Hungary meet
Story Created: Aug 20, 2012 at 11:19 PM ECT
Trinidad and Tobago's Jarrin Solomon topped the podium yesterday at the Budapest Gyulai Istvan Memorial, winning the Men's 400m at the Hungarian Athletics Grand Prix event.
Solomon, who recently helped T&T's 4x400m relay team to their first such medal since 1964, clocked 45.48 seconds for victory. He finished ahead of Rabah Yousif of Sudan (45.86) and Richard Buck (46.02), who were second and third respectively.
Also at that meet, Cleopatra Borel threw her way to silver in the women's shot put, sending the iron ball 18.58 metres to finish behind eventual winner, USA's Michelle Carter, whose best effort went 18.84m.
Third was Natalya Mikhnevich of Belarus (18.48m).
T&T's 4x100m relay bronze medallist Keston Bledman was also on the podium at the Kamila Skolimowska Memorial in Warsaw, Poland, finishing second in the Men's 100m event. Bledman clocked 10.28 running into a 1.6 metres per second headwind, to finish just behind Jamaica's Kemar Bailey-Cole (10.24).
St Kitts and Nevis veteran runner Kim Collins, who missed out on the Olympics in controversial fashion after breaking team rules, was a hair's breath away from Bledman in 10.29, the same time as fourth-placed Gerald Phiri of Zambia.
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Bledman ran 15.05 in Birmingham on the weekend. His season started with so much promise.. Too bad it is turning out the way it is. I think he should end the season before he aggravates his injuries more.
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Bledman ran 15.05 in Birmingham on the weekend. His season started with so much promise.. Too bad it is turning out the way it is. I think he should end the season before he aggravates his injuries more.
The race was actually in Slovenia, but yes I agree that he should shut it down. That time he ran tells me that he more than likely pulled up, so I hope he did not do much more damage than has already occurred.
100 m Race A - men
Por. Meno Nar. Klub / Krajina Výkon Reakcia SB
1 Carter Nesta 851011 Jamaica 10,01 0,138 SB
2 Frater Michael 821006 Jamaica 10,12 0,149 SB
3 Chambers Dwain 978040 Great Britain & N.I. 10,12 0,139
4 Clarke Lerone 811206 Jamaica 10,24 0,164 SB
5 Warner Justyn 870628 Canada 10,26 0,110
6 Bledman Keston 880308 Trinidad and Tobago 15,05 0,150 SB
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Bledman ran 15.05 in Birmingham on the weekend. His season started with so much promise.. Too bad it is turning out the way it is. I think he should end the season before he aggravates his injuries more.
The race was actually in Slovenia, but yes I agree that he should shut it down. That time he ran tells me that he more than likely pulled up, so I hope he did not do much more damage than was already occurred.
100 m Race A - men
Por. Meno Nar. Klub / Krajina Výkon Reakcia SB
1 Carter Nesta 851011 Jamaica 10,01 0,138 SB
2 Frater Michael 821006 Jamaica 10,12 0,149 SB
3 Chambers Dwain 978040 Great Britain & N.I. 10,12 0,139
4 Clarke Lerone 811206 Jamaica 10,24 0,164 SB
5 Warner Justyn 870628 Canada 10,26 0,110
6 Bledman Keston 880308 Trinidad and Tobago 15,05 0,150 SB
Yes my mistake. I got it confused. Thanks
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Stueps, first time I see somebody running injured so, take care he ain't make it worse and cause serious injury.
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http://www.newsday.co.tt/sport/0,165740.html
Baptiste wins in Berlin
By STEPHON NICHOLAS Monday, September 3 2012
TRINIDAD and Tobago’s Kelly-Ann Baptiste successfully defended her 100m crown at the ISTAF Berlin in the IAAF World Challenge Meeting yesterday in another impress result for the consistent sprinter.
Baptiste, running into a headwind, stopped the clock at 11.25 to clinch first place ahead of the field which included 2008 Olympic silver medallist, Kerron Stewart and her Jamaica compatriot Aleen Bailey.
Stewart copped second place in a time of 11.27 while France’s Myriam Soumare crossed third in 11.34. Bailey followed in fourth place (11.36).
Missing from the field were Olympic champions Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce of Jamaica and her nemesis Carmelita Jeter of the US but it was still an impressive performance from Baptiste who has been the model of consistency on the European circuit this season.
It was the perfect response from Baptiste who was disqualified at the Samsung Diamond League in Zurich, Switzerland on Thursday for a false start.
On August 23, however, the Tobagonian grabbed the bronze at the Lausanne stop of the Diamond League in a sizzling 10.93 clocking.
Also yesterday, Jamaican Kemar Bailey-Cole powered to victory in the Men’s 100m final in ten seconds flat. There was no Usain Bolt, Yohan Blake or Asafa Powell but coming to the fore was a Jamaican yet again.
Bailey-Cole, a member of the world record-breaking Jamaican 4x100m relay team at the London Olympics, is now making a name for himself on the international circuit and is doing himself no injustice with performances like this. Veteran Kim Collins of St Kitts was second in 10.07 while Frenchman Jimmy Vicaut followed in 10.12.
Two-time reigning Olympic champ, Felix Sanchez, had little competition in the Men’s 400m hurdles but still put in an impressive effort in taking the gold.
The Dominican Republic athlete crossed the line in a fast 48.89 seconds ahead of Jamaica’s Leford Green (49.06) and Belgium’s Michael Bultheel (49.30).