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Dix powers Florida State to title with sprint sweep
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Track and field history probably long will honor Walter Dix’s sweep of the 100- and 200-meter dashes at this year’s Division I Men’s Outdoor Track and Field Championships, but it might actually be his performance in the 400-meter relay that clinched Florida State’s second straight team title during the June 5-9 competition in Sacramento, California.
Florida State’s relay foursome held on to the lead that Dix opened up during his second leg of the race on the next-to-last day of competition and edged LSU by .25 seconds — and by doing so prevented the Tigers from gaining an early edge in team scoring.
“I saw Walter Dix get the baton and you could say it was a wrap from then on,” said Florida State’s Charles Clark, who ran the relay’s anchor leg. “Michael Ray (Garvin) did his thing on the curves and kept me in a good position. All I had to do was bring it home.”
A little bit later, Dix won the 100-meter dash — his second victory in three years in that event — and followed up a day later with a successful defense of his 200-meter crown to bring Florida State home with a six-point victory over the Tigers. As a bonus, Dix became the first man since John Carlos of San Jose State in 1969 to sweep the short sprints and also run on the winning 400-meter relay team.
Dix emerged tired but triumphant after a series of preliminaries and the relay victory set up his date with history.
“This is the longest week of my life,” he said. “I had to make sure my legs were healthy because I had to run every day. That’s why I took it easy in the early races. I have been here before and I know how to get the job done.”
Dix had help with that job, not only from his relay teammates but also in the 400-meter dash, where Ricardo Chambers claimed a fourth event title for Florida State, and in the 3,000-meter steeplechase, where Andrew Lemoncello’s second-place finish officially put his squad atop the team standings to stay.
“It’s a big relief,” Florida State coach Bob Bramen said his his team’s second straight national championship. “It’s really hard to repeat.”
LSU, which also finished second in women’s competition, claimed an individual championship with Isa Phillips’ victory in the 400-meter hurdles. Two other Southeastern Conference representatives, Auburn and Tennessee, finished third and fourth, followed by Southern California in fifth place.
Dix was the only multiple winner in men’s competition, but three other competitors joined Dix in successfully defending individual titles.
Oregon’s Thomas Skipper won his third pole vault crown in four years, while Wisconsin’s Chris Solinsky completed an indoor-outdoor sweep of the 5,000 meters in defending that title and Arizona’s Jake Arnold became the first decathlete to win two years in a row since George Mason’s Rob Muzzio in 1984 and 1985.
With two former champions (Texas’ Leonel Manzano and South Alabama’s Vincent Romo) competing in the 1,500-meter run, another repeat winner seemed likely, but Northern Arizona’s Lopez Lomong emerged with the title, following up on his 3,000-meter indoor victory in March.
Lomong saluted the crowd of more than 10,000 fans who turned out for the final day of competition in the final year of Sacramento’s three-year stint as championships host, after beating Manzano by three-tenths of a second.
“These are great fans,” he said. “They went bananas. It’s awesome to be part of this.”
Team results
1. Florida St., 54; 2. LSU, 48; 3. Auburn, 34; 4. Tennessee, 31; 5. Southern California, 27; 6. North Carolina, 26; 7. (tie) Louisville and Wisconsin, 22; 9. UCLA, 21; 10. (tie) Oregon and Stanford, 20; 12. (tie) Mississippi and Arizona, 18; 14. Texas, 17; 15. (tie) Washington, Baylor and Oklahoma, 16; 18. (tie) Michigan, Kansas St. and Kansas, 15; 21. Middle Tenn., 14; 22. (tie) Liberty and Arizona St., 13; 24. (tie) Clemson and Texas A&M, 12; 26. (tie) Cornell, Georgia, Brigham Young and UTEP, 11; 30. (tie) Northern Ariz., A&M-Corpus Christi, Mississippi St. and Cal St. Northridge, 10; 34, (tie) South Ala., South Carolina and Florida, 9; 37. (tie) North Carolina St., Colorado and Villanova, 8; 40. UNI, 7; 41. (tie) TCU, Albany (N.Y.), Columbia, Manhattan, Cal Poly and Texas Tech, 6; 47. (tie) Arkansas St., Virginia, Iowa St., Northwestern St., Illinois, La Salle, Long Beach St. and Syracuse, 5; 55. Nebraska, 4½; 56. (tie) McNeese St., Binghamton, Eastern Mich., Wake Forest, Iona, Notre Dame and Tex.-Pan American, 4; 63. (tie) Providence, Washington St., Virginia Tech, Oral Roberts, Hampton and Arkansas, 3; 69. California, 2½; 70. (tie) UC Santa Barb., Boise St. and New Mexico, 2; 73. (tie) UTSA, Princeton, Dartmouth, Houston, Md.-East. Shore, Colorado St. and Kent St., 1.
Individual champions
100-meter dash: 1. Walter Dix, Florida St., 9.93.
200-meter dash: 1. Walter Dix, Florida St., 20.32.
400-meter dash: 1. Ricardo Chambers, Florida St., 44.66.
800-meter run: 1. Andrew Ellerton, Michigan, 1:47.48.
1,500-meter run: 1. Lopez Lomong, Northern Ariz., 3:37.07.
3,000-meter steeplechase: 1. Barnabas Kirui, Mississippi, 8:20.36.
5,000-meter run: 1. Chris Solinsky, Wisconsin, 13:35.12.
10,000-meter run: 1. Shadrack Songok, A&M-Corpus Christi, 28:55.83.
110-meter high hurdles: 1. Tyron Akins, Auburn, 13.42.
400-meter intermediate hurdles: 1. Isa Phillips, LSU, 48.51.
400-meter relay: 1. Florida St. (Greg Bolden, Walter Dix, Michael Ray Garvin, Charles Clark), 38.60.
1,600-meter relay: 1. Baylor (Reggie Witherspoon, LeJerald Betters, Kevin Mutai, Quentin Summers), 3:00.04.
High jump: 1. Scott Sellers, Kansas St., 2.32 (7-7 ¼).
Pole vault: 1. Thomas Skipper, Oregon, 5.50 (18-0 ½).
Long jump: 1. Dashalle Andrews, Cal St. Northridge, 7.68 (25-2 ½).
Triple jump: 1. Ray Taylor, Cornell, 16.37 (53-8 ½).
Shot put: 1. Noah Bryant, Southern California, 20.04 (65-9).
Discus throw: 1. Niklas Arrhenius, Brigham Young, 62.84 (206-2).
Hammer throw: 1. Jake Dunkleberger, Auburn, 71.87 (235-9).
Javelin throw: 1. Justin Ryncavage, North Carolina, 73.58 (241-5).
Decathlon: 1. Jake Arnold, Arizona, 8,215.
Team results
1. Florida St., 54; 2. LSU, 48; 3. Auburn, 34; 4. Tennessee, 31; 5. Southern California, 27; 6. North Carolina, 26; 7. (tie) Louisville and Wisconsin, 22; 9. UCLA, 21; 10. (tie) Oregon and Stanford, 20; 12. (tie) Mississippi and Arizona, 18; 14. Texas, 17; 15. (tie) Washington, Baylor and Oklahoma, 16; 18. (tie) Michigan, Kansas St. and Kansas, 15; 21. Middle Tenn., 14; 22. (tie) Liberty and Arizona St., 13; 24. (tie) Clemson and Texas A&M, 12; 26. (tie) Cornell, Georgia, Brigham Young and UTEP, 11; 30. (tie) Northern Ariz., A&M-Corpus Christi, Mississippi St. and Cal St. Northridge, 10; 34, (tie) South Ala., South Carolina and Florida, 9; 37. (tie) North Carolina St., Colorado and Villanova, 8; 40. UNI, 7; 41. (tie) TCU, Albany (N.Y.), Columbia, Manhattan, Cal Poly and Texas Tech, 6; 47. (tie) Arkansas St., Virginia, Iowa St., Northwestern St., Illinois, La Salle, Long Beach St. and Syracuse, 5; 55. Nebraska, 41/2; 56. (tie) McNeese St., Binghamton, Eastern Mich., Wake Forest, Iona, Notre Dame and Tex.-Pan American, 4; 63. (tie) Providence, Washington St., Virginia Tech, Oral Roberts, Hampton and Arkansas, 3; 69. California, 21/2; 70. (tie) UC Santa Barb., Boise St. and New Mexico, 2; 73. (tie) UTSA, Princeton, Dartmouth, Houston, Md.-East. Shore, Colorado St. and Kent St., 1.
Individual results
100-meter dash: 1. Walter Dix, Florida St., 9.93; 2. Trindon Holliday, LSU, 10.06; 3. Travis Padgett, Clemson, 10.09; 4. Michael LeBlanc, Syracuse, 10.22; 5. Richard Thompson, LSU, 10.24; 6. Michael Ray Garvin, Florida St., 10.30; 7. Greg Bolden, Florida St., 10.30; 8. Orlando Reid, Middle Tenn., 10.32.
200-meter dash: 1. Walter Dix, Florida St., 20.32; 2. Rubin Williams, Tennessee, 20.72; 3. Orlando Reid, Middle Tenn., 20.75; 4. Brent Gray, Long Beach St., 20.96; 5. Evander Wells, Tennessee, 21.03; 6. Reggie Witherspoon, Baylor, 21.03; 7. Scott Wims, Nebraska, 21.05; 8. Ahmad Rashad, Southern California, 23.97.
400-meter dash: 1. Ricardo Chambers, Florida St., 44.66; 2. Lionel Larry, Southern California, 44.68; 3. Erison Hurtault, Columbia, 45.40; 4. Lesiba Masheto, Illinois, 45.51; 5. Michael Bingham, Wake Forest, 45.57; 6. LeJerald Betters, Baylor, 45.66; 7. Calvin Smith, Florida, 45.74; 8. Siraj Williams, LSU, 45.77.
800-meter run: 1. Andrew Ellerton, Michigan, 1:47.48; 2. Elias Koech, UTEP, 1:47.70; 3. Ryan Brown, Washington, 1:47.77; 4. Golden Coachman, Mississippi St., 1:47.96; 5. Tim Bayley, Iona, 1:48.04; 6. Shaun Smith, Oral Roberts, 1:48.09; 7. Duane Solomon, Southern California, 1:48.53; 8. Larry Brooks, UTSA, 1:53.77.
1,500-meter run: 1. Lopez Lomong, Northern Ariz., 3:37.07; 2. Leonel Manzano, Texas, 3:37.48; 3. Russell Brown, Stanford, 3:37.56; 4. Vincent Rono, South Ala., 3:37.96; 5. Kurt Benninger, Notre Dame, 3:39.80; 6. Max Smith, Providence, 3:39.93; 7. Garrett Heath, Stanford, 3:40.14; 8. Ben True, Dartmouth, 3:40.17.
3,000-meter steeplechase: 1. Barnabas Kirui, Mississippi, 8:20.36; 2. Andrew Lemoncello, Florida St., 8:27.29; 3. Aaron Aguayo, Arizona St., 8:32.40; 4. Billy Nelson, Colorado, 8:33.33; 5. Corey Nowitzke, Eastern Mich., 8:34.42; 6. Jan Foerster, Virginia, 8:34.78; 7. Kyle Alcorn, Arizona St., 8:35.71; 8. Luke Gunn, Florida St., 8:37.30.
5,000-meter run: 1. Chris Solinsky, Wisconsin, 13:35.12; 2. Bobby Curtis, Villanova, 13:39.88; 3. Wesley Korir, Louisville, 13:40.47; 4. Josh McDougal, Liberty, 13:41.03; 5. Tonny Okello, South Ala., 13:41.08; 6. Obed Mutanya, Arizona, 13:42.81; 7. Forest Braden, Boise St., 13:54.73; 8. David Nightingale, Princeton, 13:55.15.
10,000-meter run: 1. Shadrack Songok, A&M-Corpus Christi, 28:55.83; 2. Galen Rupp, Oregon, 28:56.19; 3. Josh McDougal, Liberty, 28:58.28; 4. Sean Quigley, La Salle, 28:59.29; 5. Tim Nelson, Wisconsin, 29:00.75; 6. Stephen Samoei, UTEP, 29:08.30; 7. Jeremy Johnson, New Mexico, 29:09.01; 8. Josh Rohatinsky, Brigham Young, 29:12.64.
110-meter high hurdles: 1. Tyron Akins, Auburn, 13.42; 2. John Yarbrough, Mississippi, 13.57; 3. Alleyne Lett, LSU, 13.59; 4. Jeff Porter, Michigan, 13.67; 5. Marlon Odom, Texas Tech, 13.77; 6. Thomas Hilliard, South Carolina, 13.83; 7. Kai Kelley, Southern California, 13.86; 8. Julius Jiles, Kansas, 13.95.
400-meter intermediate hurdles: 1. Isa Phillips, LSU, 48.51; 2. Brandon Johnson, UCLA, 49.02; 3. Justin Gaymon, Georgia, 49.43; 4. Joe Greene, Albany (N.Y.), 49.92; 5. Thomas Hilliard, South Carolina, 49.93; 6. Andrew Peresta, Hampton, 50.85; 7. Bryan Scott, Texas Tech, 51.01; 8. Hamza Deyaf, Texas, 51.24.
400-meter relay: 1. Florida St. (Greg Bolden, Walter Dix, Michael Ray Garvin, Charles Clark), 38.60; 2. LSU, 38.85; 3. Tennessee, 38.86; 4. Oklahoma, 39.43; 5. Middle Tenn., 39.78; 6. Colorado, 39.98; 7. Clemson, 40.07; 8. Arizona, 40.13.
1,600-meter relay: 1. Baylor (Reggie Witherspoon, LeJerald Betters, Kevin Mutai, Quentin Summers), 3:00.04; 2. Texas A&M, 3:01.07; 3. LSU, 3:02.97; 4. Mississippi St., 3:03.49; 5. Georgia, 3:04.13; 6. UNI, 3:04.78; 7. South Carolina, 3:05.03; 8. Florida, 3:06.04.
High jump: 1. Scott Sellers, Kansas St., 2.32 (7-7 1/4); 2. Andra Manson, Texas, 2.29 (7-6); 3. Donald Thomas, Auburn, 2.29 (7-6); 4. Kyle Lancaster, Kansas St., 2.23 (7-3 3/4); 5. Will Littleton, Tex.-Pan American, 2.23 (7-3 3/4); 6. (tie) Ed Wright, California, and Dusty Jonas, Nebraska, 2.20 (7-2 1/2); 8. Ivan Diggs, Houston, 2.20 (7-2 1/2).
Pole vault: 1. Thomas Skipper, Oregon, 5.50 (18-0 1/2); 2. Chip Heuser, Oklahoma, 5.45 (17-10 1/2); 3. Mike Landers, UCLA, 5.45 (17-10 1/2); 4. (tie) Graeme Hoste, Stanford, Mitch Greeley, Clemson, and Rory Quiller, Binghamton, 5.35 (17-6 1/2); 7. Michael Hogue, Tennessee, 5.35 (17-6 1/2); 8. Scott Roth, Washington, 5.35 (17-6 1/2).
Long jump: 1. Dashalle Andrews, Cal St. Northridge, 7.68 (25-2 1/2); 2. Tone Belt, Louisville, 7.68 (25-2 1/2); 3. Norris Frederick, Washington, 7.63 (25-0 1/2); 4. Eric Babb, Kansas, 7.58 (24-10 1/2); 5. Barrett Saunders, Kansas, 7.49 (24-7); 6. Juan Walker, Middle Tenn., 7.39 (24-3); 7. Jeremy Hicks, LSU, 7.39 (24-3); 8. Dermillo Wise, Oklahoma, 7.38 (24-2 1/2).
Triple jump: 1. Ray Taylor, Cornell, 16.37 (53-8 1/2); 2. Andre Black, Louisville, 16.15 (53-0); 3. Jonathan Jackson, TCU, 16.09 (52-9 1/2); 4. James Jenkins, Arkansas St., 16.06 (52-8 1/4); 5. Zuheir Sharif, Texas A&M, 16.06 (52-8 1/4); 6. Nkosinza Balumbu, Arkansas, 15.99 (52-5 1/2); 7. Carjay Lyles, Tennessee, 15.97 (52-4 3/4); 8. Muhammad Halim, Cornell, 15.97 (52-4 3/4)
Shot put: 1. Noah Bryant, Southern California, 20.04 (65-9); 2. Mitchell Pope, North Carolina St., 19.75 (64-9 3/4); 3. Milan Jotanovic, Manhattan, 19.65 (64-5 3/4); 4. Ryan Whiting, Arizona St., 19.38 (63-7); 5. Kevin Bookout, Oklahoma, 19.14 (62-9 1/2); 6. Justin Clickett, Virginia Tech, 19.11 (62-8 1/2); 7. Cory Martin, Auburn, 19.08 (62-7 1/4); 8. Kimani Kirton, Md.-East. Shore, 18.88 (61-11 1/2).
Discus throw: 1. Niklas Arrhenius, Brigham Young, 62.84 (206-2); 2. Michael Robertson, Stanford, 62.08 (203-8); 3. Wes Stockbarger, Florida, 60.81 (199-6); 4. Greg Garza, UCLA, 60.77 (199-4); 5. Adam Kuehl, Arizona, 60.66 (199-0); 6. Matt Lamb, Washington St., 59.98 (196-9); 7. Yemi Ayeni, Virginia, 59.67 (195-9); 8. Jason Schutz, Colorado St., 58.34 (191-5).
Hammer throw: 1. Jake Dunkleberger, Auburn, 71.87 (235-9); 2. Nick Owens, North Carolina, 71.20 (233-7); 3. Cory Martin, Auburn, 70.48 (231-3); 4. Egor Agafonov, Kansas, 69.85 (229-2); 5. Adam Midles, Southern California, 68.58 (225-0); 6. Martin Bingisser, Washington, 67.70 (222-1); 7. Eugene Bradley, UC Santa Barb., 65.08 (213-6); 8. Nate Rolfe, Georgia, 64.92 (213-0).
Javelin throw: 1. Justin Ryncavage, North Carolina, 73.58 (241-5); 2. Adam Montague, North Carolina, 71.96 (236-1); 3. Aris Borjas, Cal Poly, 71.44 (234-4); 4. Cody Fillinich, Northwestern St., 70.24 (230-5); 5. Chris Hill, McNeese St., 69.90 (229-4); 6. Chad Radgowski, LSU, 68.85 (225-11); 7. Ryan Brandel, Oregon, 68.85 (225-11); 8. Marc Pallozzi, Albany (N.Y.), 68.40 (224-5).
Decathlon: 1. Jake Arnold, Arizona, 8,215; 2. Joe Detmer, Wisconsin, 7,963; 3. Jangy Addy, Tennessee, 7,808; 4. Neil Hines, Iowa St., 7,664; 5. Raven Cepeda, UNI, 7,648; 6. Chris Helwick, Tennessee, 7,633; 7. Brandon Hoskins, Liberty, 7,561; 8. Chris Caine, Kent St., 7,394.
Florida State’s relay foursome held on to the lead that Dix opened up during his second leg of the race on the next-to-last day of competition and edged LSU by .25 seconds — and by doing so prevented the Tigers from gaining an early edge in team scoring.
“I saw Walter Dix get the baton and you could say it was a wrap from then on,” said Florida State’s Charles Clark, who ran the relay’s anchor leg. “Michael Ray (Garvin) did his thing on the curves and kept me in a good position. All I had to do was bring it home.”
A little bit later, Dix won the 100-meter dash — his second victory in three years in that event — and followed up a day later with a successful defense of his 200-meter crown to bring Florida State home with a six-point victory over the Tigers. As a bonus, Dix became the first man since John Carlos of San Jose State in 1969 to sweep the short sprints and also run on the winning 400-meter relay team.
Dix emerged tired but triumphant after a series of preliminaries and the relay victory set up his date with history.
“This is the longest week of my life,” he said. “I had to make sure my legs were healthy because I had to run every day. That’s why I took it easy in the early races. I have been here before and I know how to get the job done.”
Dix had help with that job, not only from his relay teammates but also in the 400-meter dash, where Ricardo Chambers claimed a fourth event title for Florida State, and in the 3,000-meter steeplechase, where Andrew Lemoncello’s second-place finish officially put his squad atop the team standings to stay.
“It’s a big relief,” Florida State coach Bob Bramen said his his team’s second straight national championship. “It’s really hard to repeat.”
LSU, which also finished second in women’s competition, claimed an individual championship with Isa Phillips’ victory in the 400-meter hurdles. Two other Southeastern Conference representatives, Auburn and Tennessee, finished third and fourth, followed by Southern California in fifth place.
Dix was the only multiple winner in men’s competition, but three other competitors joined Dix in successfully defending individual titles.
Oregon’s Thomas Skipper won his third pole vault crown in four years, while Wisconsin’s Chris Solinsky completed an indoor-outdoor sweep of the 5,000 meters in defending that title and Arizona’s Jake Arnold became the first decathlete to win two years in a row since George Mason’s Rob Muzzio in 1984 and 1985.
With two former champions (Texas’ Leonel Manzano and South Alabama’s Vincent Romo) competing in the 1,500-meter run, another repeat winner seemed likely, but Northern Arizona’s Lopez Lomong emerged with the title, following up on his 3,000-meter indoor victory in March.
Lomong saluted the crowd of more than 10,000 fans who turned out for the final day of competition in the final year of Sacramento’s three-year stint as championships host, after beating Manzano by three-tenths of a second.
“These are great fans,” he said. “They went bananas. It’s awesome to be part of this.”
Team results
1. Florida St., 54; 2. LSU, 48; 3. Auburn, 34; 4. Tennessee, 31; 5. Southern California, 27; 6. North Carolina, 26; 7. (tie) Louisville and Wisconsin, 22; 9. UCLA, 21; 10. (tie) Oregon and Stanford, 20; 12. (tie) Mississippi and Arizona, 18; 14. Texas, 17; 15. (tie) Washington, Baylor and Oklahoma, 16; 18. (tie) Michigan, Kansas St. and Kansas, 15; 21. Middle Tenn., 14; 22. (tie) Liberty and Arizona St., 13; 24. (tie) Clemson and Texas A&M, 12; 26. (tie) Cornell, Georgia, Brigham Young and UTEP, 11; 30. (tie) Northern Ariz., A&M-Corpus Christi, Mississippi St. and Cal St. Northridge, 10; 34, (tie) South Ala., South Carolina and Florida, 9; 37. (tie) North Carolina St., Colorado and Villanova, 8; 40. UNI, 7; 41. (tie) TCU, Albany (N.Y.), Columbia, Manhattan, Cal Poly and Texas Tech, 6; 47. (tie) Arkansas St., Virginia, Iowa St., Northwestern St., Illinois, La Salle, Long Beach St. and Syracuse, 5; 55. Nebraska, 4½; 56. (tie) McNeese St., Binghamton, Eastern Mich., Wake Forest, Iona, Notre Dame and Tex.-Pan American, 4; 63. (tie) Providence, Washington St., Virginia Tech, Oral Roberts, Hampton and Arkansas, 3; 69. California, 2½; 70. (tie) UC Santa Barb., Boise St. and New Mexico, 2; 73. (tie) UTSA, Princeton, Dartmouth, Houston, Md.-East. Shore, Colorado St. and Kent St., 1.
Individual champions
100-meter dash: 1. Walter Dix, Florida St., 9.93.
200-meter dash: 1. Walter Dix, Florida St., 20.32.
400-meter dash: 1. Ricardo Chambers, Florida St., 44.66.
800-meter run: 1. Andrew Ellerton, Michigan, 1:47.48.
1,500-meter run: 1. Lopez Lomong, Northern Ariz., 3:37.07.
3,000-meter steeplechase: 1. Barnabas Kirui, Mississippi, 8:20.36.
5,000-meter run: 1. Chris Solinsky, Wisconsin, 13:35.12.
10,000-meter run: 1. Shadrack Songok, A&M-Corpus Christi, 28:55.83.
110-meter high hurdles: 1. Tyron Akins, Auburn, 13.42.
400-meter intermediate hurdles: 1. Isa Phillips, LSU, 48.51.
400-meter relay: 1. Florida St. (Greg Bolden, Walter Dix, Michael Ray Garvin, Charles Clark), 38.60.
1,600-meter relay: 1. Baylor (Reggie Witherspoon, LeJerald Betters, Kevin Mutai, Quentin Summers), 3:00.04.
High jump: 1. Scott Sellers, Kansas St., 2.32 (7-7 ¼).
Pole vault: 1. Thomas Skipper, Oregon, 5.50 (18-0 ½).
Long jump: 1. Dashalle Andrews, Cal St. Northridge, 7.68 (25-2 ½).
Triple jump: 1. Ray Taylor, Cornell, 16.37 (53-8 ½).
Shot put: 1. Noah Bryant, Southern California, 20.04 (65-9).
Discus throw: 1. Niklas Arrhenius, Brigham Young, 62.84 (206-2).
Hammer throw: 1. Jake Dunkleberger, Auburn, 71.87 (235-9).
Javelin throw: 1. Justin Ryncavage, North Carolina, 73.58 (241-5).
Decathlon: 1. Jake Arnold, Arizona, 8,215.
Team results
1. Florida St., 54; 2. LSU, 48; 3. Auburn, 34; 4. Tennessee, 31; 5. Southern California, 27; 6. North Carolina, 26; 7. (tie) Louisville and Wisconsin, 22; 9. UCLA, 21; 10. (tie) Oregon and Stanford, 20; 12. (tie) Mississippi and Arizona, 18; 14. Texas, 17; 15. (tie) Washington, Baylor and Oklahoma, 16; 18. (tie) Michigan, Kansas St. and Kansas, 15; 21. Middle Tenn., 14; 22. (tie) Liberty and Arizona St., 13; 24. (tie) Clemson and Texas A&M, 12; 26. (tie) Cornell, Georgia, Brigham Young and UTEP, 11; 30. (tie) Northern Ariz., A&M-Corpus Christi, Mississippi St. and Cal St. Northridge, 10; 34, (tie) South Ala., South Carolina and Florida, 9; 37. (tie) North Carolina St., Colorado and Villanova, 8; 40. UNI, 7; 41. (tie) TCU, Albany (N.Y.), Columbia, Manhattan, Cal Poly and Texas Tech, 6; 47. (tie) Arkansas St., Virginia, Iowa St., Northwestern St., Illinois, La Salle, Long Beach St. and Syracuse, 5; 55. Nebraska, 41/2; 56. (tie) McNeese St., Binghamton, Eastern Mich., Wake Forest, Iona, Notre Dame and Tex.-Pan American, 4; 63. (tie) Providence, Washington St., Virginia Tech, Oral Roberts, Hampton and Arkansas, 3; 69. California, 21/2; 70. (tie) UC Santa Barb., Boise St. and New Mexico, 2; 73. (tie) UTSA, Princeton, Dartmouth, Houston, Md.-East. Shore, Colorado St. and Kent St., 1.
Individual results
100-meter dash: 1. Walter Dix, Florida St., 9.93; 2. Trindon Holliday, LSU, 10.06; 3. Travis Padgett, Clemson, 10.09; 4. Michael LeBlanc, Syracuse, 10.22; 5. Richard Thompson, LSU, 10.24; 6. Michael Ray Garvin, Florida St., 10.30; 7. Greg Bolden, Florida St., 10.30; 8. Orlando Reid, Middle Tenn., 10.32.
200-meter dash: 1. Walter Dix, Florida St., 20.32; 2. Rubin Williams, Tennessee, 20.72; 3. Orlando Reid, Middle Tenn., 20.75; 4. Brent Gray, Long Beach St., 20.96; 5. Evander Wells, Tennessee, 21.03; 6. Reggie Witherspoon, Baylor, 21.03; 7. Scott Wims, Nebraska, 21.05; 8. Ahmad Rashad, Southern California, 23.97.
400-meter dash: 1. Ricardo Chambers, Florida St., 44.66; 2. Lionel Larry, Southern California, 44.68; 3. Erison Hurtault, Columbia, 45.40; 4. Lesiba Masheto, Illinois, 45.51; 5. Michael Bingham, Wake Forest, 45.57; 6. LeJerald Betters, Baylor, 45.66; 7. Calvin Smith, Florida, 45.74; 8. Siraj Williams, LSU, 45.77.
800-meter run: 1. Andrew Ellerton, Michigan, 1:47.48; 2. Elias Koech, UTEP, 1:47.70; 3. Ryan Brown, Washington, 1:47.77; 4. Golden Coachman, Mississippi St., 1:47.96; 5. Tim Bayley, Iona, 1:48.04; 6. Shaun Smith, Oral Roberts, 1:48.09; 7. Duane Solomon, Southern California, 1:48.53; 8. Larry Brooks, UTSA, 1:53.77.
1,500-meter run: 1. Lopez Lomong, Northern Ariz., 3:37.07; 2. Leonel Manzano, Texas, 3:37.48; 3. Russell Brown, Stanford, 3:37.56; 4. Vincent Rono, South Ala., 3:37.96; 5. Kurt Benninger, Notre Dame, 3:39.80; 6. Max Smith, Providence, 3:39.93; 7. Garrett Heath, Stanford, 3:40.14; 8. Ben True, Dartmouth, 3:40.17.
3,000-meter steeplechase: 1. Barnabas Kirui, Mississippi, 8:20.36; 2. Andrew Lemoncello, Florida St., 8:27.29; 3. Aaron Aguayo, Arizona St., 8:32.40; 4. Billy Nelson, Colorado, 8:33.33; 5. Corey Nowitzke, Eastern Mich., 8:34.42; 6. Jan Foerster, Virginia, 8:34.78; 7. Kyle Alcorn, Arizona St., 8:35.71; 8. Luke Gunn, Florida St., 8:37.30.
5,000-meter run: 1. Chris Solinsky, Wisconsin, 13:35.12; 2. Bobby Curtis, Villanova, 13:39.88; 3. Wesley Korir, Louisville, 13:40.47; 4. Josh McDougal, Liberty, 13:41.03; 5. Tonny Okello, South Ala., 13:41.08; 6. Obed Mutanya, Arizona, 13:42.81; 7. Forest Braden, Boise St., 13:54.73; 8. David Nightingale, Princeton, 13:55.15.
10,000-meter run: 1. Shadrack Songok, A&M-Corpus Christi, 28:55.83; 2. Galen Rupp, Oregon, 28:56.19; 3. Josh McDougal, Liberty, 28:58.28; 4. Sean Quigley, La Salle, 28:59.29; 5. Tim Nelson, Wisconsin, 29:00.75; 6. Stephen Samoei, UTEP, 29:08.30; 7. Jeremy Johnson, New Mexico, 29:09.01; 8. Josh Rohatinsky, Brigham Young, 29:12.64.
110-meter high hurdles: 1. Tyron Akins, Auburn, 13.42; 2. John Yarbrough, Mississippi, 13.57; 3. Alleyne Lett, LSU, 13.59; 4. Jeff Porter, Michigan, 13.67; 5. Marlon Odom, Texas Tech, 13.77; 6. Thomas Hilliard, South Carolina, 13.83; 7. Kai Kelley, Southern California, 13.86; 8. Julius Jiles, Kansas, 13.95.
400-meter intermediate hurdles: 1. Isa Phillips, LSU, 48.51; 2. Brandon Johnson, UCLA, 49.02; 3. Justin Gaymon, Georgia, 49.43; 4. Joe Greene, Albany (N.Y.), 49.92; 5. Thomas Hilliard, South Carolina, 49.93; 6. Andrew Peresta, Hampton, 50.85; 7. Bryan Scott, Texas Tech, 51.01; 8. Hamza Deyaf, Texas, 51.24.
400-meter relay: 1. Florida St. (Greg Bolden, Walter Dix, Michael Ray Garvin, Charles Clark), 38.60; 2. LSU, 38.85; 3. Tennessee, 38.86; 4. Oklahoma, 39.43; 5. Middle Tenn., 39.78; 6. Colorado, 39.98; 7. Clemson, 40.07; 8. Arizona, 40.13.
1,600-meter relay: 1. Baylor (Reggie Witherspoon, LeJerald Betters, Kevin Mutai, Quentin Summers), 3:00.04; 2. Texas A&M, 3:01.07; 3. LSU, 3:02.97; 4. Mississippi St., 3:03.49; 5. Georgia, 3:04.13; 6. UNI, 3:04.78; 7. South Carolina, 3:05.03; 8. Florida, 3:06.04.
High jump: 1. Scott Sellers, Kansas St., 2.32 (7-7 1/4); 2. Andra Manson, Texas, 2.29 (7-6); 3. Donald Thomas, Auburn, 2.29 (7-6); 4. Kyle Lancaster, Kansas St., 2.23 (7-3 3/4); 5. Will Littleton, Tex.-Pan American, 2.23 (7-3 3/4); 6. (tie) Ed Wright, California, and Dusty Jonas, Nebraska, 2.20 (7-2 1/2); 8. Ivan Diggs, Houston, 2.20 (7-2 1/2).
Pole vault: 1. Thomas Skipper, Oregon, 5.50 (18-0 1/2); 2. Chip Heuser, Oklahoma, 5.45 (17-10 1/2); 3. Mike Landers, UCLA, 5.45 (17-10 1/2); 4. (tie) Graeme Hoste, Stanford, Mitch Greeley, Clemson, and Rory Quiller, Binghamton, 5.35 (17-6 1/2); 7. Michael Hogue, Tennessee, 5.35 (17-6 1/2); 8. Scott Roth, Washington, 5.35 (17-6 1/2).
Long jump: 1. Dashalle Andrews, Cal St. Northridge, 7.68 (25-2 1/2); 2. Tone Belt, Louisville, 7.68 (25-2 1/2); 3. Norris Frederick, Washington, 7.63 (25-0 1/2); 4. Eric Babb, Kansas, 7.58 (24-10 1/2); 5. Barrett Saunders, Kansas, 7.49 (24-7); 6. Juan Walker, Middle Tenn., 7.39 (24-3); 7. Jeremy Hicks, LSU, 7.39 (24-3); 8. Dermillo Wise, Oklahoma, 7.38 (24-2 1/2).
Triple jump: 1. Ray Taylor, Cornell, 16.37 (53-8 1/2); 2. Andre Black, Louisville, 16.15 (53-0); 3. Jonathan Jackson, TCU, 16.09 (52-9 1/2); 4. James Jenkins, Arkansas St., 16.06 (52-8 1/4); 5. Zuheir Sharif, Texas A&M, 16.06 (52-8 1/4); 6. Nkosinza Balumbu, Arkansas, 15.99 (52-5 1/2); 7. Carjay Lyles, Tennessee, 15.97 (52-4 3/4); 8. Muhammad Halim, Cornell, 15.97 (52-4 3/4)
Shot put: 1. Noah Bryant, Southern California, 20.04 (65-9); 2. Mitchell Pope, North Carolina St., 19.75 (64-9 3/4); 3. Milan Jotanovic, Manhattan, 19.65 (64-5 3/4); 4. Ryan Whiting, Arizona St., 19.38 (63-7); 5. Kevin Bookout, Oklahoma, 19.14 (62-9 1/2); 6. Justin Clickett, Virginia Tech, 19.11 (62-8 1/2); 7. Cory Martin, Auburn, 19.08 (62-7 1/4); 8. Kimani Kirton, Md.-East. Shore, 18.88 (61-11 1/2).
Discus throw: 1. Niklas Arrhenius, Brigham Young, 62.84 (206-2); 2. Michael Robertson, Stanford, 62.08 (203-8); 3. Wes Stockbarger, Florida, 60.81 (199-6); 4. Greg Garza, UCLA, 60.77 (199-4); 5. Adam Kuehl, Arizona, 60.66 (199-0); 6. Matt Lamb, Washington St., 59.98 (196-9); 7. Yemi Ayeni, Virginia, 59.67 (195-9); 8. Jason Schutz, Colorado St., 58.34 (191-5).
Hammer throw: 1. Jake Dunkleberger, Auburn, 71.87 (235-9); 2. Nick Owens, North Carolina, 71.20 (233-7); 3. Cory Martin, Auburn, 70.48 (231-3); 4. Egor Agafonov, Kansas, 69.85 (229-2); 5. Adam Midles, Southern California, 68.58 (225-0); 6. Martin Bingisser, Washington, 67.70 (222-1); 7. Eugene Bradley, UC Santa Barb., 65.08 (213-6); 8. Nate Rolfe, Georgia, 64.92 (213-0).
Javelin throw: 1. Justin Ryncavage, North Carolina, 73.58 (241-5); 2. Adam Montague, North Carolina, 71.96 (236-1); 3. Aris Borjas, Cal Poly, 71.44 (234-4); 4. Cody Fillinich, Northwestern St., 70.24 (230-5); 5. Chris Hill, McNeese St., 69.90 (229-4); 6. Chad Radgowski, LSU, 68.85 (225-11); 7. Ryan Brandel, Oregon, 68.85 (225-11); 8. Marc Pallozzi, Albany (N.Y.), 68.40 (224-5).
Decathlon: 1. Jake Arnold, Arizona, 8,215; 2. Joe Detmer, Wisconsin, 7,963; 3. Jangy Addy, Tennessee, 7,808; 4. Neil Hines, Iowa St., 7,664; 5. Raven Cepeda, UNI, 7,648; 6. Chris Helwick, Tennessee, 7,633; 7. Brandon Hoskins, Liberty, 7,561; 8. Chris Caine, Kent St., 7,394.
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