College Men's Shuttle Hurdles Championship of America

Records
NR	South Carolina	53.94	2003	Corey Taylor, Fred Townsend, Charles Ryan, Kenneth Ferguson
PR	South Carolina	53.94	2003	Corey Taylor, Fred Townsend, Charles Ryan, Kenneth Ferguson
FF	South Carolina	53.94	2003	Corey Taylor, Fred Townsend, Charles Ryan, Kenneth Ferguson

Final on Time

PL	School/Affiliation	Mark	Athletes	ID	Sec
1	Clemson	56.45	Claudio Delli Carpini, Charlton Rolle, Miller Moss, Marcus Maxey	E	1
2	Nebraska	56.53	Eric Lund, Teran Walford, Lehann Fourie, Tyrell Ross	A	1
3	South Carolina	58.63		B	3
4	Bucknell	58.92	Andrew Yehl, Rob Arent, Andrew Powell, Sean Coyne	N	2
5	Army	59.03	Domonick Sylve, Kyler Martin, Thomas Meyer, Benjamin Wallace	P	2
6	Penn	59.55	Jeremy Sinclair, Tim Carey, Tyler Danna, Jeff Seddon	I	1
7	Cornell	60.05	Dan Hagberg, Nick Huber, Ola Williams, Sean Potter	J	1
8	Albany	60.12	Garrett Askew Jr., Shane Wagner, Mohamed Kanu, Jared Nilsson	R	3
9	Delaware	61.33	Andrue Smith, John Hally, Jeremy Simkins, Ross Shober	S	3
10	Navy	61.44	Matthew Hanley, Mitch Simmonds, Phillip Picache, Brian Zitterkopf	Q	2
11	Temple	61.66	Josue Louis, Tim Malloy, Jason Howitt, Alex Schiavi	T	3
12	Hampton	63.83	Bennett Taylor, Predist Walker, Lamar Veale, Bradley Brown	F	1

Quotes

1st Leg: Charlton Rolle
I knew that it was important for us to be in the lead coming out of the first leg and that my team could carry the momentum. I felt really good out there. The crowd was great to run with.... We are all running again next year, so... there's more to come....

2nd Leg: Claudio Delli Carpini
(Freshman) I'm from New York City, so I've been at the Relays before. I knew what to expect. But this is my first time being competitive here. Last year, as a highschool senior, I had a tight hamstring competing in the long-jump. The hurdles is my primary event. It felt great out here today. Charlton gave us a monstrous lead off. I felt good coming out of the blocks, and ok in the middle but a little sloppy at the finish. We were going for the record. Our usual team includes Spencer Adams. But Spencer had a tight hamstring and has been training with the football team (he's a safety), so he couldn't be here. But we were still hoping to go for the record.

3rd Leg: Marcus Maxey
(Freshman) This was pretty exciting. I was nervous because we didn't get to see the track yesterday, and I didn't know what to expect. But the track is fantastic. Its also the biggest crowd I ever competed before. I'm from Athens, Georgia, and have never been to the Relays. My best time is 13.9, so with my team I thought we had a good chance at the record. But we'll be back again next year.... We also won the relays event in Floriday this year.

4th Leg: Miller Moss
I thought the guys did a great job getting and holding the lead. But I knew Nebraska would have their fastest guy in the anchor leg... I could hear that he was catching me with the crowd noise. And I felt tense at the end of the race trying to hold him off. But I was able to sprint off the last hurdle to hold him off... I am a decathalete, so I don't usually run this event. I'm an alternate for Spencer Adams who couldn't race... But hurdles is one of my better events.... Its my third time at the Relays. Its great to complete here.

Event History

Relays Top 10
:53.94	South Carolina	2003
:54.30	Florida	2009
:54.73	Tennessee	2001
:54.90	Florida	2003
:54.90	Nebraska	2009
:54.97	Tennessee	2005
:55.10	Clemson	2001
:55.12	Nebraska	2005
:55.20	Tennessee	2003
:55.27	Clemson	1998
:55.37	Arkansas	2000
:55.43	Florida	2005

Recent Champions
2010	Clemson	:56.45
2009	Florida	:54.30
2008	Florida	:56.24
2007	Abilene Christian	:58.40
2006	Tennessee	:55.87
2005	Tennessee	:54.97
2004	Florida	:55.48
2003	South Carolina	:53.94
2002	Tennessee	:55.65
2001	Tennessee	:54.73

Most Victories
15	Tennessee
5	Yale
5	Winston-Salem
5	Penn
5	Pittsburgh
4	Florida
4	Army
4	Clemson
3	Cornell
3	Maryland