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What about Track & Field / Re: 2009 Outdoor Results!!!!!

« on: March 23, 2009, 01:30:11 PM »

Idont we have two entries in these events I am looking for a one two.

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What about Track & Field / Re: 2009 Outdoor Results!!!!!

« on: March 23, 2009, 10:39:44 AM »

Men’s 800-meter run Individual Winner: Matthew Cameron, MSU, 1:52.12

MSU: 2nd Emmanuel Mayers, 1:53.91; 12th Cameron Vincent, 1:57.95
I wonder if they briniging him back for carifta as he has made the 400m , 400m hurdles and 800m times

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What about Track & Field / Re: 2009 Outdoor Results!!!!!

« on: March 23, 2009, 10:29:03 AM »

Men 100 Meter Dash
========================================================================
Venue: V 10.01 1996 Jeff Laynes, Goldwin TC
Meet Record: M 10.13 2001 Leonard Scott, Tennessee
NCAA Region: # 10.55
Name Year School Finals Wind H#
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Finals
1 Duncan, Marcus SR Arizona State 10.41# +0.0 2 2 Acevedo, Jose SR Kentucky 10.45# +0.0 2
3 Abram, Calvin SR Arizona State 10.53# +0.0 2
4 Kabia, Ibrahim SR Minnesota 10.70 +0.0 2
5 Battle, Allante FR Arizona State 10.75 0.1 1
6 Caldwell, Jacues FR Louisville 10.76 0.1 1
7 Williams, Alex FR Kentucky 10.78 +0.0 2
8 Austin, Brandon SR Kentucky 10.82 0.1 1
9 McKenzie, Gordon SR Kentucky 11.00 +0.0 2
10 King, Sean FR Minnesota 11.03 0.1 1
11 Williams, Bryan SO Arizona State 11.10 0.1 1
12 Scott, Patrick Unattached 11.34 0.1 1
13 Scott, Douglas SO North Dakota St. 11.36 0.1 1
14 Kosk, Meelis SO BYU 11.47 0.1 1
15 Wood, Jeffrey JR Unattached 11.75 0.1 1
16 Sorrillo, Rondel JR Kentucky 33.38 +0.0 2

Men 200 Meter Dash
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Venue: V 20.21 1999 Coby Miller, Auburn
Meet Record: M 20.72 2004 Lewis Banda, Arizona State
NCAA Region: # 21.35
Name Year School Finals Wind H#
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1 Acevedo, Jose SR Kentucky 20.80# +0.0 4
2 Duncan, Marcus SR Arizona State 20.80# +0.0 4 3 Battle, Allante FR Arizona State 21.44 -0.3 3
4 Caldwell, Jacues FR Louisville 21.45 -0.3 3
5 Thornton, Kirkland SR Nebraska 21.68 +0.0 4
6 Skidmore, Rob JR BYU 21.72 +0.0 2
7 Williams, Alex FR Kentucky 21.80 -0.3 3
8 Austin, Brandon SR Kentucky 21.81 -0.3 3
9 Williams, Bryan SO Arizona State 21.83 +0.0 2
10 Fourie, Lehann SO Nebraska 21.86 -0.3 3
11 Johnson, Albert FR Manhattan 21.99 -0.3 3
12 Baffour, Tony JR Louisville 22.00 +0.0 2
13 Atrice, Rhyan FR BYU 22.11 -0.3 3
14 Scott, Patrick Unattached 22.22 +0.0 2
15 King, Sean FR Minnesota 22.50 +0.0 2
16 Miller, Jayce SR North Dakota St. 22.51 -0.3 3
17 Duchscherer, Jason FR North Dakota St. 22.85 0.3 1
18 Scott, Douglas SO North Dakota St. 23.01 0.3 1
19 Spataro, Jamie JR Manhattan 23.29 0.3 1
20 Duling, Sean FR Minnesota 23.61 0.3 1
21 ramsey, justin JR Unattached 24.05 0.3 1
22 Wood, Jeffrey JR Unattached 24.18 0.3 1
-- Abram, Calvin SR Arizona State DNF +0.0 4

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What about Track & Field / Interesting results at National Secondary School Championsip

« on: March 17, 2009, 05:16:42 AM »

Event 35 Boys Under 20 1500 Meter Run Final

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Name Year School Zone Finals

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1 Bullard, Kendis 90 Moruga Comp South/East 4:06.36

2 Nero, Gavyn 90 Fatima College St Geo West 4:06.59

3 Smith, George 90 Open Bible Victoria 4:15.82

4 Martinez Rodney, Ramon 91 Qrc St Geo West 4:20.15

5 Robley, Devery 91 Five Rivers North/East 4:20.55

6 Mitchell, Christopher 91 Fyzabad Comp St Patrick 4:33.45

6 George, Keith 91 P/Town Snr South/East 4:33.45

8 Adams, Keshorn 92 Signal Hill Comp Tobago 4:44.72

9 Baboolal, Sihrvan 91 Pres S'Do Victoria 4:48.86

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Football / Re: Maund's father defends his son's switch to the USA

« on: March 13, 2009, 12:59:22 PM »

If we are not third world why are we casting judgement without trying to get the facts and let other people think for us . what about trying to get the facts

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Football / Re: Maund's father defends his son's switch to the USA

« on: March 13, 2009, 12:57:48 PM »

His scolarship will be different from our footballers because he is a US citizen also ,Have you seen his scolarship, then why think it is crap, have you tried calling the university officials to get thier side. Do you know foreign athletes get a different scholarship to a US athlete.

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Football / Aaron Maund

« on: March 13, 2009, 12:39:44 PM »

I have sit down and listen to many articles on this youngster switching allegiance , Some things really bother me , firstly I like to say I love to se how passionate some of our supporters on the forum as , my only hope is that they can show that patriotism when it counts , because a lot of these people who went on bashing the youngsters are not really patriotic supporters. So to hell with all those stupid comments about the boy switching allegiances.
Since when SELLOUT shaun fuentes became a reliable source of information as far back as i can remember he has always been biased towards the TTFF so how come the supportes of the forum all of a sudden have his back. When are we going to grow up and be a intelligent society.
I agree with Aaron for making the swithc so how do you guys know he is not using the USA to get experience and then after returning back to T&T setup. I being honest if i was ignored by the TTFF I would play for another country knowing fully well i can switch back for the country i love at senior level. So what you guys are saying is that you would rather give up on gaining experience to make you a better footballer.
So all the best to these young players play and grow , the choice is theirs , Can anyone remember when birchall complained about the ttff not staying in contact with him, for instance has the TTFF kept in contact with Andre Boucaud or monito them .
One thing i cant stand is hypocrites

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What about Track & Field / Re: NJCAA results

« on: March 12, 2009, 03:01:41 PM »

It have sorillo, callendar , quow .

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What about Track & Field / Re: NJCAA results

« on: March 12, 2009, 02:29:55 PM »

Toppin ,nah you just spoil the conversation , toppin nah , Are you for real or are u joking .

Willi that was hysterical.

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What about Track & Field / Re: NJCAA results

« on: March 12, 2009, 10:18:32 AM »

Time will surely tell, I will let time speak for himself .By the way how much 200 did quow run , as i can remember only two and he won them comfortable , richard thompson first set of 200m was less promising than quow but yet you all have written him off . Human nature never cease to amaze me . Do you know Toppin PR is 21.39 yet still you are willing to put Toppin over Quow. But one good thing about the sport eventually this argument will be put to rest. People keep underestimating renny quow ,

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What about Track & Field / Re: NJCAA results

« on: March 11, 2009, 05:45:42 PM »

Ato once again , I have to disagree with you . I think Mr Quow can do the 400 , 200 double with impressive time , plus he seems to have the hunger that a lot of our other athletes dont seem to have ,He has the fighting spirit to leave it all out on the track. It is amazing how far drive with talent can carry you. I think you will be shock at the times he can run in that event this year that is if his coaches choose to let him run the shorter distance . From his size who would of thought he could of run sub 45 400meters he is not the typical size for a 400m runner but yet still he amazes, So dont count him out.

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What about Track & Field / NJCAA results

« on: March 07, 2009, 05:36:41 PM »

Finals
1 Renny Quow FR South Plains 46.45 10
2 Demetrius Pinder SO Essex CC 46.89 8
3 Latoy Williams FR South Plains 47.19 6
4 Remuro Henry SO Barton County CC 48.04 5
5 Antoine Guice FR Southwest Missis 48.24 4
6 Riker Hylton FR Essex CC 48.27 3
7 Robert Gardner FR Kansas City CC 48.41 2
8 DreDame Carter SO Barton County CC 48.96 1
Finals
1 Jeff Henderson SO Hinds CC 7.78m 25-06.25 10
2 Jarrod Hutchen FR Barton County CC 7.62m 25-00.00 8
3 Kyron Blaise FR South Plains 7.51m 24-07.75 6 4 Nii Ayi FR Iowa Central CC 7.46m 24-05.75 5
5 Ramon Crockett SO Southwest Missis 7.41m 24-03.75 4
6 Richard McCoy FR Barton County CC 7.28m 23-10.75 3
7 Stanley Dervill SO Cloud County CC 7.25m 23-09.50 2
8 Tracey Davis FR Mohawk Valley CC 7.24m 23-09.00 1

Finals
1 Cameron Parker FR Allen County CC 15.81m 51-10.50 10
2 Dellon Williams FR South Plains 15.62m 51-03.00 8
3 Kyron Blaise FR South Plains 15.60m 51-02.25 6 4 Floyd Ross FR Barton County CC 15.22m 49-11.25 5
5 Mauro Parnell SO Iowa Western CC 14.98m 49-01.75 4
6 Michael Hartfield FR Rend Lake 14.89m 48-10.25 3
7 Fred Brown SO Barton County CC 14.78m 48-06.00 2
8 Willis Gragg FR Rend Lake 14.63m 48-00.00 1

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What about Track & Field / Rondell Sorillo

« on: February 28, 2009, 04:46:01 PM »

Heat 4 Preliminaries
1 Sorrillo, Rondel JR Kentucky A 6.60Q
2 Samuels, J-Mee SR Arkansas P 6.70q 6.6963
3 Austin, Justin FR Kentucky P 6.73q
4 Wells, Evander JR Tennessee 6.75
5 Mvumvure, Gabriel SO Louisiana St. 6.82
6 Brown, Keith FR Mississippi 6.88
7 Spradley, Brandon JR Alabama 6.90
8 Williams, Eric FR Mississippi

His first 60 meters for the year qualifies for NCAA final can we may be looking at back to back titles for Trinidad and Tobago

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What about Track & Field / Pilar Mc Shine

« on: February 19, 2009, 05:04:07 AM »

Florida State's Pilar McShine and Susan Kuijken earn NCAA auto marks
15 February 2009 at 02:16 - 0 comments - link
The Florida State track and field program had a busy Valentine’s Day with groups competing at both the Tyson Invitational in Fayetteville, Arkansas and the Husky Classic in Seattle, Washington. The Seminoles were feeling the “love” as Florida State recorded two NCAA automatic qualifying times and eight NCAA provisional qualifying times between the two competitions.

“We got a lot of good things done today,” head coach Bob Braman, who was in Fayetteville, Arkansas, said. “Here at the Tyson, the men’s 200m was probably the highlight and our success in the distance events at the Husky Invitational caps it off as a pretty good day.”

Pilar McShine’s (Port-of-Spain, Trinidad and Tobago) personal-best 4:37.71 in the mile at the Husky Classic earned the junior NCAA automatic qualification. The time, which is the best time in the ACC this year, ranks second in school history behind Hannah England’s 4:35.30 set last season. Also earning NCAA automatic qualification is senior Susan Kuijken (Nijmegen, Netherlands) whose season-best time of 9:05.70 in the 3000m at the Husky Classic placed her first among all participants and ranks second in the ACC this season.

“Susan just didn’t feel right heading into the race and I want to give credit to her courage to go out and do the work,” assistant coach Karen Harvey, who was in Seattle with the Seminoles, said. “When you’re not feeling good, doing the work is really hard and she did a great job.”

Florida State took three of the top four spots in the men’s 200m at the Tyson Invitational with three NCAA provisional times. Reigning ACC Performer of the Week Charles Clark (Virginia Beach, Va.), whose ACC-leading 00:20.83 last week at the New Balance Invitational earned him NCAA automatic qualification, placed second with a time of 00:20.94. Sophomore Brandon Byram (Gallatin, Tenn.) and freshman Maurice Mitchell (Kansas City, Mo.) finished third (00.20.96) and fourth (00.20.97), respectively. Both were personal-bests and rank second and third in the ACC.

Other strong performances and NCAA provisional qualifying marks at the Husky Classic include an ACC-leading and personal-best 7:57.62 in the 3000m for junior Daniel Roberts (Vicksburg, Mich.), sophomore Matt Leeder’s (Brookville, Ontario) 8:00.01 in the 3000m – a personal best time – and senior Steeve Gabart (Miami, Fla.), who ran a 14.07 in the 5000m, a mark that is not only a personal-best but also ranks first in the ACC this season. On the women’s side, senior Lydia Willemse (Forest, Ontario) also earned an NCAA provisional qualifying mark with a personal-best time of 9.25.99 in the 3000m.

“Daniel (Roberts) was just a stud today,” Coach Harvey said. “He placed second in his heat and just missed the NCAA automatic qualifying mark. It was a big race for him.”

Upon learning of Gabart’s success, Coach Braman said, “We are so excited for that. We knew he was ready but that mark was a bit unexpected. What a great performance for Steeve.”

Senior Tim Reen (Jupiter, Fla.) recorded an NCAA provisional qualifying mark with a personal-best 2.14 (7-00.25) in the high jump which placed him first among competitors at the Tyson Invitational. Both the men’s and women’s 4x400m relay teams were just off the NCAA provisional qualifying marks but are among the fastest marks in the ACC.

The Seminoles will compete at the ACC Indoor Championship in Blacksburg, Va., February 26-28th.

“It was mission-accomplished to get ready for next weekend,” Braman said about this weekend’s competition. “We are where we want to be heading into the ACC championships.”

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What about Track & Field / A New pilot project

« on: February 09, 2009, 09:02:07 AM »

I was contacted by an Individual by the name of Anthony Charles who in conjunction with the University of Trinidad and Tobago has started this new type of training for athletes , It suppose to increase times and conditioning of athletes . I found thier proposal quite interesting , Ato I am forwarding this information to you , to let me know if it might or actually work and secondly if the nutrients supplements they used is all legal. But if it is legal I am thinking of trying to get athletes such as Jacey Harper , Kevon Pierre etc , and monitor them and see if they get any improvements in their times , I also think Fana might be a suitable canidate . Tell me what you think. It is actually using Karate techniques to improve the athletes

THE NATIONAL SPORTS SCHOLARSHIP AND CAREER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME
AND
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“Be True to the School (clan). Be honourable. Be Willing to Serve.”
(Contact @ 799 – 8902)

FOR TRAINING CENTERS, GYMS AND TRAINING FACILITIES.

This program focuses on the development of young individuals for sporting scholarships to both local and foreign universities; business professionals and other members of the general public.
N.B. Sporting discipline mandatory/compulsory. E.g. aviation, athletics, basketball & football. Martial Arts Training (through C.A.T.S), is compulsory for secondary and tertiary level students.

The Continual Awareness Training System or C.A.T.S., is a programme designed for an individual or group to the mind and body to engender living in a continually safe environment and achieve increased balance: mentally, emotionally, and physically.

   This is done by applying training in the following areas:
•   Mental Awareness
•   Nutrition
•   Attitudinal Techniques
•   Language Appreciation
•   Breathing and Bio – Electrical Control
•   Body Control through proper exercise
•   Environmental Control

For persons who seek the advantage of a pro-active system to deal with an environment which may become hostile; this programme offers the opportunity to do so a non-lethal a way as possible. The programme goes beyond the conventions of thought. An example of its uniqueness is in the language:

FEAR---------------------------------------   becomes-------------   POSITIVE THOUGHT!
TRY-----------------------------------------becomes--------------WILL DO!
AN ATITUDE OF FAILURE ---------becomes-------------AN ATTITUDE OF                CONTINUOUS PROGRESS          AND SUCCESS.

Our aims and objectives for each person coming into the programme is very proactive:
1.   To promote Holistic Health
2.   To promote the use and teachings of Natural Therapies as a companion to Physical Medicine applied by qualified practitioners.
3.   To develop competitive spirit through our sport activities, in the N.S.S.C.D.P.
4.   To develop self esteem, confidence, health, strength, discipline and sportsmanship.
5.   To develop positive attitude among all people regardless of ethnicity, religious preference or any other social criteria.

The programmes main guided activities are:
•   Continual Awareness “Tactics”
•   Martial Arts History and Science of Motion.
•   All scholarship sports
•    Use of Strategy and Mental Interpretation.
•   Training in Naturopathic Science and Medicine.

All activities are open to male and female persons and provide the opportunity to gain ACADEMIC BASED SCHOLARSHIPS based on performance in school (or other tertiary education.)
   The organization promotes and engages in competition including Regional, World and Olympic Games.

The programme is broken into three month training periods, during which candidates are conditioned in the following areas. (Subject to change with continued training in specific sports.)

1.   Mind set exercises. Breath control
2.   Self discovery through Discussion, Writing and Acting
3.   Mental assessment using language
a)   Mental Speed
b)   Different Languages
c)   Speaking, Spelling and Interpreting

4.   Warm up Exercises / Callisthenics. Track Running
5.   Body movement: Rolling, Falling, Holding and Looking.
6.   Learning Front, Side And Rear Responses.
7.   Countering Verbal and Physical Confrontations, Non Violently.
8.   Dealing with stress – healing yourself: Mind, Body and Diet
9.   Punching and Striking Interception / Sport specific Activity

A basic daily lesson plan follows:
a) Mind set exercises. Prayer          - 5-7 min
b) Affirmations: Oath: Creed          - 5.7 min
c) Callisthenics and Stretching          - 20 min
d) Stances, Rolls, Falls and Direct Action    - 45 min
e) Running (Track athletes)          - 45 min
f) Lesson review / Notes             - 15 min
g) Cooling down. Staying positive       - 10- 13 min

Possible Maximum Lesson Time       - 1 Hr 45 min

CLASSES IN THE FOLLOWING DISCIPLINES:
A)   Personal protection tactics for business professionals.
B)   Continual Awareness Training (Jujitsu) for students under 18yrs
C)   Bujutsu systems for adults; including Tai – Chi Qi – Gong.
(Special group rates available)

(While “Martial Arts” students are practising “Direct Action,” “athletes” will, at the same time be exercising.)

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What about Track & Field / Re: 2009 Indoor results.

« on: February 07, 2009, 03:43:12 PM »

AllTrax Timing - Contractor License
Rod McCravy Memorial T&F Meet
hosted by Univ. of Kentucky
Nutter Fieldhouse (291m) - Lexington,KY - 2/6/2009 to 2/7/2009

Event 16 Men 60 Meter Hurdles
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3 Heats: Top 9 Times overall advance
to a 1 section Finals
NCAA AUTO: A 7.70
NCAA PROV: P 7.91
Nutter Fldhs: F 7.55 2001 Ron Bramlett, Alabama
McCravyMeet: M 7.66 1/31/2004 Antwon Hicks, Mississippi
Name Year School Finals Points
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Finals
1 Thomas, Mikel SR Kentucky 7.80P
2 Somerville, Terence FR Cincinnati 7.91P
3 McDonald, Ian LUSSI Elite TC 8.01
4 Hughes, Robby LUSSI Elite TC 8.06
5 Sloss, DeRay JR Mid. TN State 8.07
6 Payne, Roscoe FR Mid. TN State 8.11
7 Jackson, Robert FR Memphis 8.24
8 English, Andre Unattached 8.29
9 Daley, Geoffrey JR Kentucky 8.37
Section Timed Finals -- 1.37 LAPS
NCAA AUTO: A 46.15
NCAA PROV: P 47.25
Nutter Fldhs: F 45.40 1/28/2006 Milton Campbell, Unattached
McCravyMeet: M 45.40 1/28/2006 Milton Campbell, Unattached
Name Year School Finals Points
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Finals
1 Hubbard, Jamil Unattached 8 46.58P
2 Drakeford, Antione JR Cincinnati 46.59P
3 Davis, Bruce Unattached 8 46.77P
4 Mayer, Emmanual Unattached 8 47.71
5 Luna, Luis Unattached 47.82
6 Larin, Alexander Western KY 47.97
7 Wechter, Austin IN Invaders 48.16
8 McCombs, Terrill Western KY 48.50

All athletes must RE-CONFIRM their intentions to compete at the
Check-In Table AFTER THE MENS 60m FINAL BUT BEFORE
THE START OF MENS 400m. Athletes not re-confirming WILL BE
SCRATCHED. Heat/Lane Assignments will be posted at start line.
NCAA AUTO: A 20.83
NCAA PROV: P 21.23
Nutter Fldhs: F 20.40 2/29/2004 Tyson Gay, Arkansas
McCravyMeet: M 20.61 1/28/2006 Milton Campbell, Unattached
Name Year School Finals Points
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Finals
1 Acevedo, Jose SR Kentucky 21.22P
2 Sorillo, Rondel Unattached 21.33
3 Davis, Shannon SO Eastern KY 21.55
4 Franklin, Greg SR Mid. TN State 21.60
5 Littleton, Chris SR SIU-Edwardsville 21.81
6 Cherry, D'Angelo Unattached 8 21.83
7 English, Andre Unattached 21.84
8 Adade, Samuel SR Mid. TN State 21.89 21.8807

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What about Track & Field / Re: 2009 Indoor results.

« on: February 07, 2009, 03:34:36 PM »

AllTrax Timing - Contractor License
Rod McCravy Memorial T&F Meet
hosted by Univ. of Kentucky
Nutter Fieldhouse (291m) - Lexington,KY - 2/6/2009 to 2/7/2009

Event 15 Women 60 Meter Hurdles
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5 heats: Top 18 Times overall advance
to a 2 section Finals
NCAA AUTO: A 8.14
NCAA PROV: P 8.43
Nutter Fldhs: F 8.03 2/25/2007 Jessica Ohanaja, LSU
McCravyMeet: M 8.14 1/28/2006 Danielle Carruthers, Unattached
Name Year School Finals Points
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Section 1 Finals
1 Fountain, Hyleas NIKE 8.02F
2 Lucas, Josanne Unattached 6 8.21P
3 Robinson, Tamika SO Illinois 8.37P
4 Hayes, Meredith SO Southern IL 8.50
5 Lewis, Theresa Louisville 8.51
6 Trimble, Ashley SR Kentucky 8.52
7 Okolo, Nicole FR Alabama 8.59 8.5882
7 Robertson, Cherice Unattached 12 8.59 8.5899
9 Holder, Nikkita SR Illinois 8.60
Section 2 Finals
1 Epps, Iceca Eastern KY 8.67
2 Eppinger, Kaylon SO Cincinnati 8.68
3 Taylor, Chealsea JR Alabama 8.82
4 Smith, Sharika Western KY 8.88 8.8730
4 Campbell, Paris FR Cincinnati 8.88 8.8705
6 Beckford-Stewart, Alecia JR Illinois 8.93 8.9243
6 Smith, Samantha Western KY 8.93 8.9219
8 Penney, Jessica SO Illinois 9.00
9 Robbs, Rachel SO Alabama 9.25
Pennsylvania State University
Sykes-Sabock Challenge Cup - 2/6/2009 to 2/7/2009
Horace Ashenfelter III Track
University Park, PA

Event 18 Women 60 Meter Hurdles
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PSU Record: * 8.19 2008 Aleesha Barber
Facility: F 7.92 2002 Danielle Carruthers, Indiana
Meet Rec: M 7.92 2002 Danielle Carruthers, Indiana
NCAA Auto: A 8.14
NCAA Prov: P 8.43
Name Year School Finals Points
=======================================================================
Finals
1 Barber, Aleesha Penn State 8.33P 10
2 Hunter, Gayle SR Penn State 8.45 8
3 Gilchrist, Danielle JR Auburn 8.66 6
4 Parkinson, Latoya SO Auburn 8.74 5
5 Silas, Danielle FR Cornell 8.90 4
6 Charnuski, Olivia FR Liberty 9.06 2.50
6 Crutchfield, Kiara SO Appalachian State 9.06 2.50
8 Brutus, Michelle SO Appalachian State 9.15 1
Pennsylvania State University
Sykes-Sabock Challenge Cup - 2/6/2009 to 2/7/2009
Horace Ashenfelter III Track
University Park, PA

Event 20 Women 4x400 Meter Relay
==========================================================================
PSU Record: * 3:33.39 2007
D Blake, B Simmons, S Cox, A Barber
Facility: F 3:34.38 2005 Tennessee
L Loche, N Cook, P Hall, C Champion
Meet Rec: M 3:34.70 2007 Penn State
D Blake, B Simmons, S Cox, A Barber
NCAA Auto: A 3:33.00
NCAA Prov: P 3:40.00
School Finals H# Points
==========================================================================
Finals
1 Penn State 3:36.10P 2 10
1) Dorr, Fawn JR 2) Barber, Aleesha
3) Greaves, Shavon SO 4) Hunter, Gayle SR
2 Auburn 3:37.39P 2 8
1) Williams, Lakeshia FR 2) Atkins, Joanna SO
3) Gilchrist, Danielle JR 4) Armbrister, Cache SO
3 Cornell 3:44.03 2 6
1) Glantz, Molly FR 2) Williams, Megan JR
3) Payne, Erin SR 4) Weyman, Jessica JR
4 Western Carolina 3:45.51 2 5
1) Carothers, Jane't SO 2) McMichael, Shalyn SO
3) Bowers, Emma FR 4) Bowers, Hannah FR
5 West Virginia 3:48.97 2 4
1) Mitchell, Jordann SO 2) Carrier, Chelsea SO
3) Hohn, Brittany SR 4) Rotilio, April JR
6 Kent State 3:49.65 1 3
1) Wray, Paige FR 2) Crafton, Rachel SR
3) Carter, Katoria FR 4) Patrasc, Andreea FR
7 James Madison 3:51.41 1 2
1) Ellerbe, La Vonne SR 2) Anderson, Leslie SR
3) Hinnant, Kelnesha FR 4) Lott, Rene SR
8 Liberty 3:54.06 1 1
1) Williams, Marie SR 2) Sims, Melanie FR
3) Mitchell, Christina FR 4) Watson, Jaime SR
9 Akron 3:54.88 1
1) Bell, Seanlay SO 2) Arcip, Larisa JR
3) Sidell, Danielle JR 4) Kaltwasser, Ashley SO
10 Appalachian State 4:03.02 1
1) Dunlap, Asia FR 2) McKiver, Ashley JR
3) Brutus, Michelle SO 4) Liriano, Nadia SO

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What about Track & Field / Re: Fana Ashby

« on: February 07, 2009, 03:02:01 PM »

I still think that Ato is correct , I believe that Kelly ann will be the best in the world . Better than Kerron Stewart and Fraser . Time will prove this to be true . Remeber how much racing she did last year . She is not a machine she would run out of steam . Judge her progress ny this year performances where she does not have lsu to run her to the ground

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Cricket Anyone / Xavier Marshall

« on: February 06, 2009, 12:32:56 PM »

He is the best cricketer I ever see play , his class is so superb , his stroke play is maginifcent , his strike rate is out of this world . But his best asset is his consistency , he has proven to be the most consistent batsman in west indies cricket . Who cares for Brian Lara when you have the majestic X factor . I would like to commend the selectors the coach and the captain , who none of this brilliance would be shown if it was not for their wise decision.

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What about Track & Field / Re: 100 meter Men

« on: February 05, 2009, 01:56:14 PM »

Why is it that somebody should haveto take him by gunpoint . He for himself should want to be the best , it can not be forced upon him , It is either he has the heart or the will to be the best , It makes no sense in standing over them with a big stick . A true champion you will not have to that , that is what seperate a champion fromthe rest , they always have the drive to work harder , to train harder just to make sure they are the best. Talent may get you there but heart is what will carry you the extra mile.

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What about Track & Field / Re: National Senior Track and Field

« on: February 05, 2009, 01:52:00 PM »

What I don't seem to understand why our athletes are do afraid to run the 200m or 400m , My whole take on it is what do they have to lose if they think the opinions of others are wrong what would they lose by doing a lot of 200 meter running . If it has nothing for them to lose then it can only be a gain if they try it , but something that seems so logical and common sense is the most difficult to understand . My take to Marc is what do you have to lose if there is a chance that it would make you into a better athlete then why not try it or is it that you are comfortable at where you are at . Where is the drive to be the best, that is why I like Callender for he is wiling to put his body through whatever to turn himself into the best .Where has that fire gone from our more experience athletes

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What about Track & Field / 100 meter Men

« on: February 04, 2009, 10:24:57 AM »

Who do you guys think will make the most improvement for this year . My money is on Emmanuel Callendar , hearing him speak , you can see he has the heart and the drive and the discipline to succeed . Plus when you make those sort of sacrifices to follow your dream usually positive thing follows. I think that he will cause the biggest shocker this year . Bledman has potential but I don't know if he has that burning drive. Brown I don't know if he will have his first injury free year since 2003 . Burns I don't know which one will show up this year as he has not been consistent . Richard first year as a professional , don't know how will react to the change in environment

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What about Track & Field / Re: National Senior Track and Field

« on: February 04, 2009, 10:18:17 AM »

So if you were in charge of Marc Burns would you have made him change hid running style like he did or you would of just work on his starts to perfect it . I remember earlier in his career he was one of our best or fastest starters until he false started in the Olympics and since then it has been all down hill with his starts , He was also our fastest relay starter , I remember him beating out Jon Drummond in the first leg who is probably the best starter in history. I find that Marc has become timid to the gun and has gone from being a good starter to most often a bad starter , What caused that change.

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What about Track & Field / Re: National Senior Track and Field

« on: February 03, 2009, 06:03:53 PM »

Mr aviator I dont think you get what i was trying to do i was just trying to have a little fun with a serious situation . The part about Ato was just a littlee banter and to spice up the forum , I had no bad intentions.

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What about Track & Field / Re: Jusbless & Aviator

« on: February 03, 2009, 05:46:23 PM »

I have not heard anything about her for the year as yet but I do expect great things from thsis young athlete. I know she was injured nut I think that the NAAA missed out on something by not carrying her along with the team to the olympics because I think that experience of just being there would of caused her to work even harder

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What about Track & Field / National Senior Track and Field

« on: February 03, 2009, 05:43:50 PM »

This message is geared to the NAAA,In a age of so much computer technology why is it that when we go to National Trials the level at which it is used is a embarrassment to the whole country. It is time for you all to get tour act together to get things started. To get results such as time and wind to properly assess an athlete performance is null and void you have to wait till the results is announced over the pa system or wait the next day to get the time. Imagine I can sit down at Trinidad trials go on my laptop and get results from Jamaica nationals. Is it so costly to get Hy-Tech Real Time Results to cover our national championships . Is it asking much to flash the times and placing on the Scoreboard in the stadium for those who don't have laptops.
I could remember the time Ato Jump the gun at National Championship to beat Marc Burns and Darrel Brown. I know he is going to deny it , I remember seeing him take advantage of the lack of technology available . He sat there timing the starter whole afternoon , I had no clue he was actually doing that i just found it strange . But as the race began I realise that he used his knowledge and not his speed to beat his younger opponents , I was unsure if to praise you or feel ashamed at your tactics . But again this is just my opinion I can be wrong , So Ato can you please clear the air , if the technology was in place , that would of been a false start?

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What about Track & Field / Fana Ashby

« on: February 03, 2009, 05:27:37 PM »

Ato seeing that you have the new stadia , how about taking fana ashby under your wings and carrying her back at where she used to be, I think the faster will be the better because after kelly she is the best we have at this level when she is at her best. I know it might involve you spending a lot of your money to make it happen but the benefits to the sport would be fantastic.

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What about Track & Field / Young athletes

« on: January 29, 2009, 09:54:09 AM »

Are coaches killing young athletes by making them specialise on one event so early in their career , As most athletes prefer the glamour event as the 100m , we seem to have a lot of athletes entered in these races and if they not making it they just quit.Not really knowing that they could of been a good 400m or a hurdler or 800m or 1500m . Instead of athletes finding out what distance or race they are good at they just go after the glamour events never really giving the others a try . What you guys think.

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Football / Re: Fenwick against Jones' Sunderland decision, Hislop agrees.

« on: January 29, 2009, 09:45:50 AM »

I think that Fenwick is correct , it has me wondering about the others , watching the two sides I think tottenham has better wingers and better midfielders than sunderland , bale lennon ,dos santos , then you have mordric , creative midfielders to open up more chances for him. If he is doing well with this lack of service , i will like to see him when he is getting real service, I think he miss the boat he should of gone to either aston villa or tottenham because their wingers would of brought out the besst in him just like as how beckham and giggs brought out the best in yorke. This is better done earlier than later.

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What about Track & Field / Micheal Frater quits 100m spriniting

« on: January 28, 2009, 11:10:31 AM »

Enigma
Breaking news...Frater moves up to the quarter.
Tue Jan 27, 2009 17:51
24.191.77.190

Jamaican sprint sensation Michael Frater yesterday told the Observer in an exclusive interview that he is ready to step up to the quarter and cause quite a stir.
Frater who is famous for changing three gears in two strides on the backstretch of relays shall be sorely missed.
I asked him if there is any chance that he can reconsider this decision and he firmly replied NO!
Before walking out of the Observer's main office in Kingston, Frater turned around slowly, pointed his finger in my face and said in a low growl, "Tell that one Pookie and Labrawn Sperritt that I am coming to take over".
He then just vanished into thin air.

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