USA results, 2015-2016, number 3, from Trackinsun, by Carles Baronet

Dangelo Cherry, photo by PhotoRun.net

This is the third report on 2015-2016 USA results, a new feature we are adding to RunBlogRun.com. Special thanks to Carles Baronet, for compiling this with his blog, Trackinsun.com.

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USA results 2015-2016 – Trackinsun – number 3

Birmingham -AL- (United States), 19.12.2015 -Galleria Games- (indoor)

Men
60m D’Angelo Cherry 6.85; 60m u20 Priest Foust 6.93; 60mh Eric Keddo (jam) 7.99: PV 1 Sam Kendricks 5.60; 2 Pauls Pujats (lat) 5.35
Women
60m u20 Cassondra Hall 7.57; 60m u18 1 Briah McBride 7.82; 2 Tia Jones 7.84; 200m u20 Cassondra Hall 24.67; 60mh u18 (0,76m) Tia Jones 8.57; PV u18 Carson Dingler 4.00
Winston-Salem -NC- (United States), 19.12.2015 -Holiday Invitational- (indoor)
Men
55m Daniel Estrada (98) 6.29; 300m Dylan Peebles (98) 34.65; 55mh Elliott Graves 7.37
Women
55m Anna Cockrell (97) 6.97; 300m Anna Cockrell 38.78; 55mh Anna Cockrell 7.70
Staten Island -NY- (United States), 19.12.2015 -Bishop Loughlin Games- High School- (indoor)
Men
55mh Cory Poole (99) 7.35; 300m Josh McLemore 34.32; SP Luke Grodeska 17.69
Women
55m Halle Hazzard 7.02; in heats: Lanae-Tava Thomas 7.03 1h1; 300m Amanda Crawford (99) 38.80; SP Alyssa Wilson 16.47
Landover -ND- (United States), 26.12.2015 -FIT Invitational- High School (indoor)
Men
55m Noah Lyles (97) 6.35; 300m Noah Lyles (97) 34.52; 1.000m Brandon McGorty (99) 2.28.74
Women
1.0000m Kate Murphy (99) 2.50.56
Birmingham -AL- (United States), 2.1.2016 -Hoover Alumni- (indoor) High School
Men
60m Open 1 D’Angelo Cherry 6.81; 60m u17 Brian Herron (2000) 6.99; 200m u17 Brian Herron 21.84; 400m Open Michael Mathieu (bah) 46.47; 400m u17 Brian Herron 48.76; SP u19 Isaiah Rogers 18.84; WT u19 1 Isaiah Rogers 22.41; 2 Ryan Camp 20.76
Women
60m u19 Alfreda Steele 7.69; 60m u17 Daloria Boone (2000) 7.73; 60m u15 Tamari Davis 7.63; 200m u19 Halimah Barlow (98) 24.47; 60mh u17 (0,76m) Tia Jones 8.52
Providence -RI- (United States), 2.1.2015 -Rhode Island Classic- (indoor) High School
Men
WT Bobby Colantonio 23.78
Landover -MD- (United States), 2.1.2016 -Southern Maryland Classic- High School
Men
55m Tajh Gilchrist (98) 6.43
Women
500m Brandee Johnson (98) 1.15.47; Mile Kate Murphy (99) 4.51.12; 55mh Brandee Johnson (98) 7.95 Staten Island -NY- (United States), 30.12.2015 -Ocean Breeze Holiday Festival- (indoor) High School
Men
55m Maxwell Willis (98) 6.39
Women
55m Halle Hazzard 6.94
Boston -MA- (United States), 2.2.2016 -Mini Meet- (indoor)
Men
400m Graham Beutler 48.48; 3.000m Nick Ross 8.07.54

Women
(im mixed races) 800m Carly Muscaro 2.08.29; 3.000m Abbey D’Agostino 8.51.88; Liz Costello 9.01.13; Cory McGee 9.19.13

Killeen -TX (United States), 2.1.2015 (indoor)
Men
PV 1 Shawn Barber (can) 5.88; 2 Sam Kendricks 5.58; 3 Logan Cunnningham 5.43; 4 Brandon Bray 5.28; PV Open Garrett Larson 5.26; PV High School Riley Richards 5.00

For the complete report 3, click here: USA WINTER 2015-16 RESULTS 3.pdf

Author

Larry Eder
Larry Eder has had a 52-year involvement in the sport of athletics. Larry has experienced the sport as an athlete, coach, magazine publisher, and now, journalist and blogger. His first article, on Don Bowden, America's first sub-4 minute miler, was published in RW in 1983. Larry has published several magazines on athletics, from American Athletics to the U.S. version of Spikes magazine. He currently manages the content and marketing development of the RunningNetwork, The Shoe Addicts, and RunBlogRun. Of RunBlogRun, his daily pilgrimage with the sport, Larry says: "I have to admit, I love traveling to far away meets, writing about the sport I love, and the athletes I respect, for my readers at runblogrun.com, the most of anything I have ever done, except, maybe running itself." Also does some updates for BBC Sports at key events, which he truly enjoys. Theme song: Greg Allman, " I'm no Angel."
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