Mt. SAC Relays 2002 Photos
 
(Click on any photo to see a larger image)

Chris Rawlinson (right) of the U.K. broke the oldest mens' meet record with a time of 48.49 in the 400H. The previous meet record (48.50) was set by Edwin Moses in 1979. Joey Woody (left) was second in 49.23 seconds.
Alan Webb made his only Mt. SAC appearance as a collegian in the University 1500m. After leading early, he faded to 9th place in a race won by Villanova's Adrian Blincoe (3:41.85).
Marion Jones clocked the 3rd fastest
time by an American woman
in 2002 while winning the 400m
title in 50.46 seconds.
Suzy Powell won her 3rd Mt. SAC title
in the discus with a throw of 206-4.

Breaux Greer won his second consecutive Mt. SAC javelin title with a toss of 254-10
The Mt. SAC Relays' motto "Where the World's Best
Athletes Compete" certainly was evident in the shot
put circle, where Adam Nelson (left) edged John
Godina (right) by 4 inches with a toss of 70-3.
Jess Strutzel (right), Jorge Torres (center) and Bolota Asmeron (left) lead the pack in the mile.
2000 Olympic champion Maurice Greene didn't run, but he was on hand to keep an eye on potential competitors in the 100m.
J.J. Johnson (#415) was the 4th fastest U.S. performer over 100m in '02 based on this
9.95 second win. Among those finishing behind J.J. was eventual '02 European
Champion Dwain Chambers (#426), who finished second in 10.08.

Tim Mack scaled 18'4-3/4" to
win the pole vault
Miesha McKelvy and Jenny Adams sprint
for the finish in the 100m hurdles, with
McKelvy (12.86) outleaning Adams (12.94)
for the victory.
2002 Mt. SAC Relays Games Committee Chair Stan Whitley, already a member of Mt. SAC's Hall of Fame for his past exploits as a sprinter and jumper, gets set to show the youngsters how it's done in the Masters 100m.