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Trackwire Indoor Rankings 2005

Unread postby rainbowgirl28 » Wed Jan 12, 2005 10:13 am

Pole Vault
1. Chelsea Johnson, UCLA
2. Connie Jerez, Arizona
3. Kate Soma, Washington
4. Jenny Green, Nebraska
5. Jackie Nguyen, UCLA
6. Lacy Janson, Florida St.
7. Kelly Schulz, Texas Tech
8. Ekaterina Sultanova, Kansas St.
9. Breanna Eveland, Kansas St.
10. Jessi Graff, Nebraska
11. Carly Dockendorf, Washington
12. Stacie Manuel, Arkansas

Pole Vault
1. Tommy Skipper, Oregon
2. Yoo Kim, UCLA
3. John Russell, Akron
4. Ray Scotten, Nebraska
5. Paul Gensic, Air Force
6. Brad Smith, Georgia
7. Robbie Pratt, BYU
8. Trent Powell, BYU
9. Sage Thames, Texas Tech
10. Bobby Most, Texas Tech
11. Chip Heuser, Oklahoma
12. Scott Martin, Oklahoma

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Unread postby Scott Go Pre » Wed Jan 12, 2005 2:16 pm

I didn't think that Chip Heuser was released to compete. But i guess he is cleared to jump.
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Unread postby saraf » Thu Jan 13, 2005 11:04 pm

alright here is the real test.. can any one name all the PR's of all the guys. i can only do one and that is because he is a teamate brad smith 5.40m how bout the rest of em

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Unread postby jmayesvaultmom » Thu Jan 13, 2005 11:45 pm

Scott Go Pre wrote:I didn't think that Chip Heuser was released to compete. But i guess he is cleared to jump.


Jodie just talked to Chip's brother Wil today...Chip is not competing tomorrow at the meet here in Fayetteville because he broke his wrist.... :(
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Unread postby rainbowgirl28 » Fri Jan 14, 2005 12:12 am

saraf wrote:alright here is the real test.. can any one name all the PR's of all the guys. i can only do one and that is because he is a teamate brad smith 5.40m how bout the rest of em


Maybe the rankers know something I don't...

I love Brad and I hope he jumps over 18' this year, but I am surprised he is ranked 6th. He made it to indoor nationals at a last chance meet, and did not qualify for outdoor nationals. Bobby Most was all American at outdoor NCAAs, and has a higher PR than Brad.

No offense.

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Unread postby saraf » Fri Jan 14, 2005 12:14 am

rainbowgirl28 wrote:
saraf wrote:alright here is the real test.. can any one name all the PR's of all the guys. i can only do one and that is because he is a teamate brad smith 5.40m how bout the rest of em


Maybe the rankers know something I don't...

I love Brad and I hope he jumps over 18' this year, but I am surprised he is ranked 6th. He made it to indoor nationals at a last chance meet, and did not qualify for outdoor nationals. Bobby Most was all American at outdoor NCAAs, and has a higher PR than Brad.

No offense.


brad will jump over 18. From what i see thats what i think

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Unread postby Scott Go Pre » Fri Jan 14, 2005 12:15 am

saraf wrote:alright here is the real test.. can any one name all the PR's of all the guys. i can only do one and that is because he is a teamate brad smith 5.40m how bout the rest of em


Men
1. Skipper = 5.75m
2. Kim = 5.60m (I think)
3. Russell = 5.45m
4. Scotten = 5.42m
5. Gensic = 5.42m
7. Pratt = 5.45m
8. Powell = 5.46m
9. Thames = 5.45m
10. Most = 5.40m
11. Heuser = 5.35m
12. Martin = 5.31m

Women
1. Johnson = 4.57m
2. Jerz = 4.22m
3. Soma = 4.30m
4. Green = 4.25m
5. Nguyen = 4.02m
6. Janson = 4.25
7. Schula = ???
8. Sultanova = ???
9. Eveland = ???
10. Graff = 4.20m
11. Dockendorf = 4.02m
12. Manuel = 4.20m

(Note - These heights are the heighest height cleared from either indoor or outdoor for the 2003-2004 season)
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Unread postby swtvault » Fri Jan 14, 2005 12:33 am

I think that is right with the exception of maybe Scotten, and Powell. I have no idea what Heuser and Martin jumped!

1. Skipper = 5.75m
2. Kim = 5.60m
3. Russell = 5.50
4. Scotten = 5.50
5. Gensic = 5.50
7. Pratt = 5.60
8. Powell = 5.46m
9. Thames = 5.50
10. Most = 5.50
11. Heuser = 5.35m
12. Martin = 5.31m

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Unread postby saraf » Fri Jan 14, 2005 12:37 am

thats strange how the ranking goes allthe way down to 5.31 i thought there were more guys that jump over 5.35

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Unread postby SlickVT » Fri Jan 14, 2005 9:51 am

These are indoor rankings. Therefore only indoor PR's are considered. Thats why Brad is number 6 and the rankings are "weird".
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Unread postby rainbowgirl28 » Fri Jan 14, 2005 9:58 am

SlickVT wrote:Therefore only indoor PR's are considered.


That's kinda retarded.

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Unread postby NUVAULTER » Fri Jan 14, 2005 1:08 pm

swtvault wrote:I think that is right with the exception of maybe Scotten, and Powell. I have no idea what Heuser and Martin jumped!

1. Skipper = 5.75m
2. Kim = 5.60m
3. Russell = 5.50
4. Scotten = 5.50
5. Gensic = 5.50
7. Pratt = 5.60
8. Powell = 5.46m
9. Thames = 5.50
10. Most = 5.50
11. Heuser = 5.35m
12. Martin = 5.31m




Pretty Sure Martic jumped 5.35 at outdoor Big 12's in the rain... and yes Scotten Jumped 5.50 indoors during the outdoor season so it didnt count towards qualifying and what not....
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