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Collegiate Track & Field Weekend Review: February 14, 2011; Kynard With Huge Jump
SOPHOMORE KYNARD WITH BIG JUMP
The weekend’s most-historically significant performance came from Kansas State sophomore Erik Kynard. For his fourth win of the season in the men’s high jump, Kynard took the Tyson Invitational with a collegiate-leading clearance of 7-7¾ (2.33m). Only two other collegians all-time have jumped higher in the indoor season – Hollis Conway, UL-Lafayette, 2.37m, 7-9¼, 1989 and Brian Brown, Northwestern Louisiana, 2.34m, 7-8, 1990.
In the competition, Kynard would clear eight heights, seven of which on first attempts, including 7-5¼, 7-6½, and 7-7¾. Kynard stopped jumping after he cleared 7-7¾ -- not advancing to the next height. Indiana’s Derek Drouin, who came into the competition with ten straight wins in the event would clear a season-best 7-5¼ (2.27m) on his first attempt, but couldn’t keep up with Kynard when the bar went to 7-6½. Mississippi sophomore Ricky Robertson, who finished third, also cleared an impressive season-best of 7-5¼ (2.27m) on his first attempt.
THE WEEKEND TO GO THE DISTANCE
Both literally and figuratively, the second weekend of February becomes a pilgrimage for some teams to “go the distance” and take attempts at securing NCAA-qualifying marks in distance events.
BYU’s Miles Batty clocked 3:55.79 in the mile at the Flotrack Husky Classic to become the new collegiate leader in the event. Batty trailed only professional Chris Solinsky for the race title. Overall, four more collegians would go sub-four in the race, including Florida newcomer Dumisane Hlaselo (3:56.84), Matthew Gibney of Villanova (3:58.12), and Duncan Phillips of Arkansas (3:58.82).
Tulsa’s Chris O’Hare won the Tyson Invitational mile in 3:56.48 and was closely trailed by Oklahoma Christian’s Silas Kisorio (3:56.64) out of the NAIA. In addition, four more collegians went sub-four at Boston University’s Valentine Invitational including Binghamton’s Erik van Ingen (3:57.11), Riley Masters of Maine (3:58.17), freshman Rich Peters of Boston U. (3:58.26), and Julian Matthews of Providence (3:58.87).
Overall, the count of collegians that have went sub-four in the mile so far in 2011 stands at 17.
Matthew Centrowitz (7:50.59) of Oregon was the top collegian in the men’s 3000 this weekend at the Husky Classic – his time stands two seconds off the collegiate-leading time of 7:48.35 set by Indiana’s Andrew Bayer a month ago. Stanford’s Elliot Heath took over the collegiate lead in the 5000 meters with a near three-second win in 13:37.77 at the Husky.
New collegiate leaders were also set in the women’s mile, 3000 meters, and 5000 meters this weekend. At the Husky Classic, Oregon’s Jordan Hasay clocked 4:34.75 as the top collegian in the women’s mile. Also at the Husky, Tennessee’s Jackie Areson drew nearly a five-second victory in the women’s 5000 over Oregon’s Alex Kosinski with a 15:39.81 NCAA leader. Stony Brook’s Lucy Ban Dalen didn’t need an oversized track to run 8:56.77 for the collegiate lead in the women’s 3000. The junior won the Valentine Invite at Boston U., by nearly 18 seconds.
ALL GOOD THINGS MUST COME TO AN END
Some of the longest active collegiate winning streaks fell by the wayside this weekend.
The aforementioned Drouin lost his first collegiate high jump competition in 11 tries on Saturday to Kynard. The winning streak spanned just one day short of a calendar year as Drouin took sixth at the 2010 Tyson Invitational, marking his previous loss preceding the streak.
Washington’s Scott Roth snapped a seven-competition indoor collegiate winning streak in the pole vault this weekend. The 2010 NCAA Indoor Champion no-heighted this weekend at his home meet after opening competition at 17-5¼ (5.31m).
Florida’s Christian Taylor had a six-meet overall winning streak in the triple jump. Teammate Will Claye topped Taylor at the Tyson Invitational by 10 inches in claiming a collegiate-leading mark of 55-10¼ (17.02m).
STREAK MILESTONES
One streak just turned to the number 10. Georgia’s Torrin Lawrence has now won 10 straight races – indoors – in the men’s 400 meters. Lawrence was the overall winner of the Tyson Invitational 400 this past weekend with a season-best time of 45.82. The prior weekend, at the Virginia Tech Elite meet, Lawrence was second overall versus times in the 400, but won his section. So, in 10 indoor tries, Lawrence has been the first to the finish line. The SEC Indoor Championships should make for some interesting headlines as Lawrence could be matched with Alabama sophomore Kirani James, the collegiate leader in the 400, and six-win outdoor streak holder.
INCHING CLOSER
Arkansas junior Tina Sutej, for the third weekend in a row, cleared a new collegiate-leading height in the women’s pole vault. And, for the third-straight weekend, Sutej attempted and came close to clearing the collegiate-record height. This weekend at the Tyson Invitational, Sutej cleared 14-8 (4.47m) to win her fifth-straight competition. The previous weekend, Sutej cleared 14-7¼ (4.45m) at the New Balance Collegiate Invitational, and in the weekend prior to that one, she cleared 14-6 (4.42m) to win the Razorback Invitational.
CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS BEGINNING
The first NCAA Division I conference champions of the indoor track & field season were crowned this weekend. Out of the Northeast Conference (NEC), Central Connecticut’s men (114) claimed a slim, five-point margin over Sacred Heart (109) for their first crown in the league’s history. The top four teams were separated by only 11½ points with Long Island (108) taking third and Monmouth (102½) fourth.
On the women’s side, Long Island topped Monmouth, 138-136, after finishing third in the final-event 4x400 relay to Monmouth’s second. It was Long Island’s first conference win since 2007.
This upcoming weekend will have seven conference championships in Division I including the America East, Atlantic 10, Atlantic Sun, Big East, Metro Atlantic (MAAC), MEAC, and Patriot League.
Week’s Best Marks
(week ending February 13, 2011)
MEN
55m
Derek Bredy
SO
Minnesota State*
6.31
60m
Mookie Salaam
JR
Oklahoma
6.54q
CL
200m
Maurice Mitchell
JR
Florida State
20.70
300m
Jarrell Elliott
JR
North Carolina A&T
34.32
400m
Torrin Lawrence
JR
Georgia
45.82
500m
Michael Rutt
SR
Connecticut
1:03.62
600yd
Michael Preble
JR
Texas A&M
1:08.50
CL
600m
Charles Cox
SR
North Carolina
1:19.37
800m
Elijah Greer
SO
Oregon
1:47.02
OT
ac-AmL, ac-CL
1000m
Alexis Torre-Santiago
SR
Army
2:25.04
Mile
Miles Batty
JR
BYU
3:55.79
OT
ac-CL
3000m
Matthew Centrowitz
JR
Oregon
7:50.59
OT
5000m
Elliott Heath
JR
Stanford
13:37.77
OT
ac-CL
55mH
Andre Townsend
JR
Hannibal-LaGrange~
7.36
60mH
Andrew Riley
JR
Illinois
7.69
4x400m
South Plains #
3:05.14
WL
Anton Kokorin (47.22), Isaiah Gill (46.75), Bralon Taplin (46.64), Rondell Bartholomew (44.54)
Texas A&M
3:05.48
CL, 3x
Tran Howell (46.93), Demetrius Pinder (46.20), Tabarie Henry (46.10), Michael Preble (46.27)
4x800m
Virginia
7:42.41
TJ Hobart, Andrew Mearns, Colin Mearns, Drew Paisley
DMR
Indiana
9:30.78
Daniel Stockberger (2:54.3), Chris Vaughn (47.6), Joseph Holahan (1:51.2), Andrew Bayer (3:57.5)
HJ
Erik Kynard
SO
Kansas State
2.33m
7-7¾
CL
PV
Chris Little
SR
BYU
5.50m
18-½
A
LJ
Zedric Thomas
SR
LSU
8.08m
26-6¼
TJ
Will Claye
JR
Florida
17.02m
55-10¼
CL
SP
Mason Finley
SO
Kansas
19.89m^
65-3¼
A, 2x
WT
Ben Bishop
SR
SIU Edwardsville
21.97m
72-1
PENT
Ethan Miller
Central (Iowa)**
3,876
D3L
HEPT
Romain Martin
FR
UT Arlington
5,647
WOMEN
55m
Kiara Henry
JR
Middle Tenn. St.
7.07q^
60m
LaKya Brookins
SR
South Carolina
7.18
=CL, 3x
Jessica Young
SR
TCU
7.18q
=CL
200m
Kimberlyn Duncan
SO
LSU
23.01
300m
Brianna Frazier
FR
North Florida
39.04
400m
Shelise Williams
SR
Arkansas
52.47
500m
Taylor Wheaton
FR
George Mason
1:14.45
600yd
Kianna Elahi
JR
Iowa State
1:19.91
OT
ac-CL
600m
Amelia Bannister
FR
Michigan State
1:30.68
OT
800m
Rebecca Addison
SO
Michigan
2:03.79
OT
ac-CL
1000m
Monica Adler
FR
Dartmouth
2:49.41
Mile
Jordan Hasay
SO
Oregon
4:34.75
OT
ac-CL
3000m
Lucy Van Dalen
JR
Stony Brook
8:56.77
CL
5000m
Jackie Areson
SR
Tennessee
15:39.81
OT
ac-CL
55mH
Rosina Amenebede
JR
Middle Tenn. St.
7.85
60mH
Jackie Coward
JR
UCF
8.06
=CL
4x400
LSU
3:34.54
Rebecca Alexander (52.96), Latoya McDermott (53.92), Brittany Hall (54.97), Jonique Day (52.70)
4x800
Yale
8:49.68
Nihal Kayali, Annalies Gamble, Sarah Barry, Kate Grace
DMR
Texas Tech
11:12.72
Purity Biwott (3:28.86), Kelsey Lloyd (54.78), Caroline Jepleting (2:07.93), Caroline Karunde (4:41.17)
HJ
Brigetta Barrett
SO
Arizona
1.88m^
6-2
PV
Tina Sutej
JR
Arkansas
4.47m
14-8
CL, 3x
LJ
Nina Kokot
JR
Kansas State
6.43m
21-1¼
TJ
Kim Williams
SR
Florida State
13.86m
45-5¾
CL
SP
Simone du Toit
JR
SMU
17.41m^
57-1½
WT
Jeneva McCall
JR
Southern Illinois
22.54m
73-11½
PENT
Diana Dumitrescu
JR
Kent State
3,987
FRESH FACES: Week’s Best Marks from Freshmen
(week ending February 13, 2011)
MEN
55m
Kenneth Gilstrap
Middle Tenn. St.
6.37^
60m
Prezel Hardy, Jr.
Texas A&M
6.63^
200m
Waymon Storey
Georgia
21.13
300m
Trip Foreman
UNC-Wilmington
35.80
400m
Brady Gehret
Penn State
46.25
FRL
500m
David Brown
UMass Lowell*
1:04.49
600yd
Gabriel El Hanbli
Baylor
1:11.45
FRL
600m
Ali Arastu
Michigan
1:20.96
OT
800m
Anthony Kostelac
Virginia
1:49.47
FRL
1000m
James Shirvell
Yale
2:25.50
Mile
Rich Peters
Boston University
3:58.26
FRL
3000m
Trevor Dunbar
Portland
8:00.10
OT
FRL
5000m
Jared Ward
BYU
14:04.28
OT
FRL
55mH
Ralph Watson
Central Missouri*
7.79
60mH
Eddie Lovett
Florida
7.85
FRL, 2x
HJ
DJ Smith
Auburn
2.16m
7-1
PV
Logan Pfilbsen
New Mexico
5.22m
17-1½
A, FRL
LJ
Raymond Higgs
Arkansas
7.77m
25-6
TJ
Mark Jackson
Texas
15.98m
52-5¼
A, FRL
SP
Stephen Saenz
Auburn
19.51m
64-¼
FRL, 2x
WT
Alec Faldermeyer
UCLA
20.07m^
65-10¼
2x
PENT
JB Tut
St. Olaf**
3,075
HEPT
Romain Martin
UT Arlington
5,647
CWB, FRL
WOMEN
55m
Amanda Alston
Weber State
7.33
Brittny Campbell
Truman State**
7.33
60m
Dominique Booker
UCF
7.24
FRL
200m
Aurieyall Scott
UCF
23.22^
300m
Brianna Frazier
North Florida
39.04
CWB
400m
Briana Nelson
Texas
53.21
A
FRL
500m
Taylor Wheaton
George Mason
1:14.45
600yd
Katie Hill
Minnesota
1:22.94
OT
600m
Amelia Bannister
Michigan State
1:30.68
OT
CWB
800m
Laura Roesler
Oregon
2:06.64
1000m
Monica Adler
Dartmouth
2:49.41
CWB
Mile
Cory McGee
Florida
4:36.53
OT
FRL
3000m
Jessica Tonn
Stanford
9:20.10
OT
5000m
Annie Keown
Stony Brook
16:10.52
FRL
55mH
Jamie Thompson
Rowan**
8.40
60mH
Jasmin Stowers
LSU
8.24q^
2x
HJ
Shanay Briscoe
Texas
1.82m
5-11½
=FRL
Hannah Willms
Iowa State
1.82m
5-11½
=FRL
PV
Sandi Morris
North Carolina
4.22m
13-10
FRL, 2x
LJ
Mara Griva
Nebraska
6.26m^
20-6½
2x
TJ
Mara Griva
Nebraska
13.01m
42-8¼
FRL, 2x
SP
Anna Jelmini
Arizona State
16.68m
54-8¾
FRL
WT
Ida Storm
UCLA
19.93m
65-4¾
FRL
PENT
Chari Hawkins
Utah State
3,718
^ Athlete/relay has a better mark this season
* NCAA Division II Institution
** NCAA Division III Institution
~ NAIA Institution
# Junior College
A – Performance occurred at altitude
OT – Performance occurred on an oversized track; not-eligible for WL/CLs
WL – World-leading mark
CL – Collegiate-leading mark
uno-CL – Unofficial collegiate-leading mark (marks that will not be considered for NCAA qualification)
ac-WL/ac-CL – All-conditions world/collegiate leader
D2L – NCAA Division II-leading mark
Exh – exhibition performance (not eligible for NCAA qualification)
CWB – Current Week’s Best all-around mark
FRL – National collegiate freshman-leading mark
2x – Number times consecutively listed
Active Collegiate Winning Streaks
(known winning streaks)
Report streaks to tom@ustfccca.org
MEN Individuals & Relays
ALL RACES
ALL ROUNDS
7: Mookie Salaam, Oklahoma (6, 60m; 1, 200m)
RECENTLY ENDED
8: Kind Butler, Indiana (5, 60m; 3, 200m)
5: Jeshua Anderson, Washington State (4 60mH; 1 400m, ended 2/11/11)
ALL ROUNDS + RELAYS
???
RECENTLY ENDED
9: Kind Butler, Indiana (loss 2/5/11, 60m)
6: Jeshua Anderson, Washington State (4 60mH; 1 400m, ended 2/11/11)
60m
ALL ROUNDS
8: Mookie Salaam, Oklahoma
RECENTLY ENDED
5: Kind Butler, Indiana (loss 2/5/11)
100m
FINALS
4: Jeff Demps, Florida (last loss: 5/17/09, SEC Championships [9th place])
200m
???
RECENTLY ENDED
4: Zye Boey, Eastern Illinois (ended, 2/12/11)
400m
INDOOR FINALS
???
RECENTLY ENDED
6: Torrin Lawrence, Georgia (last loss: 5/17/09, SEC Indoor Championships [DNF], ended: 2/5/11, 2nd overall, first in section two at the VT Elite meet)
INDOOR RACES
10: Torrin Lawrence, Georgia (last loss: 5/17/09, SEC Indoor Championships [DNF])
Win streak in races finished: (12) does not include DNF at 2009 SEC Indoor (has yet not lost a collegiate race in which he finished)
OUTDOOR RACES
6: Kirani James, Alabama
All competitions: (9) includes three rounds of the IAAF World Junior Championships
800m
INDOOR FINALS
3: Robby Andrews, Virginia
INDOOR RACES
5: Robby Andrews, Virginia
1500m
???
MILE
3: Miles Batty, BYU
(2/12 Husky Classic [first coll.], 1/22 New Mexico, 1/6 home meet]
3000m
???
RECENTLY ENDED
4: Sam Chelanga, Liberty (ended: 2/12/11, Husky)
5000m
???
10000m
???
60m HURDLES
FINALS
4: Andrew Riley, Illinois
3: Keiron Stewart, Texas
RECENTLY ENDED
3: Adams Abdulrazaaq, Virginia (ended: 2/5/11, VT Elite, second place to Miami’s Devon Hill)
RACES
5: Keiron Stewart, Texas
RECENTLY ENDED
6: Adams Abdulrazaaq, Virginia (ended: 2/4/11, VT Elite prelims, second place to Miami’s Devon Hill)
110m HURDLES
FINALS
5: Andrew Riley, Illinois (last loss: 6/13/09, 2009 NCAA Outdoor Championships [5th place])
400m HURDLES
???
3000m STEEPLECHASE
FINALS
4: Matt Hughes, Louisville (last loss: 2010 NCAA Outdoor Championships [DNQ])
4x100m
???
4x400m
OVERALL
8: Texas A&M (last loss: 2010 Penn Relays)
OVERALL RACES (all rounds)
8: Texas A&M
INDOOR FINALS
8: Texas A&M (last loss: 2/13/10, second to Texas Tech)
CONFERENCE TITLES
OVERALL
14: Central Missouri, MIAA (last loss: outdoor, May 2003)
INDOOR
8: Central Missouri, MIAA (last loss: February 2002)
OUTDOOR
7: Central Missouri, MIAA (last loss: May 2003)
DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAY
???
HIGH JUMP
OVERALL
4: Erik Kynard, Kansas State (last loss: 2010 NCAA Outdoor Championships, 6th place)
RECENTLY ENDED
10: Derek Drouin, Indiana (last loss: 2/13/10, Tyson Invitational, 6th place)
(ended: 2/12/11, Tyson Invite, 2nd with SB 7-5¼ (2.27m) to Kansas State’s Erik Kynard (2.33m, 7-7¾)
All competitions: (12) includes wins in summer 2010 (including Canadian national championships)
OUTDOOR
6: Derek Drouin, Indiana
(last loss: 6/10/09, DNQ at NCAA Outdoor Championships [15th place])
All competitions: (10) includes wins in summer 2010 (including Canadian national championship) and summer 2009 (Pan-Am Championships, Canadian National Junior Championships)
POLE VAULT
INDOOR
???
RECENTLY ENDED
7: Scott Roth, Washington
(last collegiate loss: 3/14/08, NCAA Indoor Championships [10th place])
(ended: 2/12/11, NH at Husky Classic)
All competitions: (8) won two meets in 2009 while redshirting (last loss: 1/31/09, UW Invitational)
LONG JUMP
5: Marquise Goodwin, Texas (3-0 in 2011, last loss: 5/1/10, Texas Invite [3rd place])
5: Eetu Viitala, Boise State (undefeated in 2011)
3: Justin Hunter, Tennessee (undefeated as a collegian)
TRIPLE JUMP
OVERALL
4: Chrys Jones, Centre (last loss: 3/20/10 Rhodes Open)
Jones has won 12 of the last 13 competitions, beginning with the 2009 indoor season
RECENTLY ENDED
6: Christian Taylor, Florida (last collegiate loss: 6/13/09, NCAA Championships [3rd place])
(ended: 2/12/11, Tyson Invite, lost to Florida’s Will Claye)
Taylor was second at the USATF Championships in 2010
INDOOR
6: Chrys Jones, Centre (last loss: 2008 NCAA Indoor Championships)
RECENLY ENDED
6: Christian Taylor, Florida (lass loss: 2/14/09, Tyson Invitational [5th place])
(ended: 2/12/11, Tyson Invite, lost to Florida’s Will Claye)
OUTDOOR
4: Chrys Jones, Centre (last loss: 3/20/10 Rhodes Open)
2: Christian Taylor, Florida
SHOT PUT
INDOOR
5: Luke Pinkelman, Nebraska (undefeated in 2011)
RECENTLY ENDED
8: Kurt Roberts, Ashland (last loss: 2/13/10, Akron Invitational … ended: 2/11/11, Akron Invite, 3rd place to two in Division I)
7: Vincent Elardo, Monmouth (last loss: 3/6/10, IC4A Indoor … ended: 2/5/11, NB Coll Inv, 5th place)
4: Bill Hardcastle, Purdue (ended: 2/12/11, GVSU Big Meet)
DISCUS
???
WEIGHT THROW
8: Walter Henning, LSU (last loss: 3/14/09, NCAA Indoor Championships [4th place])
HAMMER THROW
6: Walter Henning, LSU
(last loss: 6/12/09, NCAA Outdoor Championships [2nd place to Marcel Lomnický)
JAVELIN
FINALS
4: Craig Kinsley, Brown (last loss: 6/12/09, NCAA Championships [3rd place])
WOMEN Individuals & Relays
ALL RACES/COMPETITIONS
ALL ROUNDS
6: Neely Spence, Shippensburg (1 Mile; 2 3000m; 3 5000m)
6: Jessica Beard, Texas A&M (4 400m; 2 200m)
4: Shelise Williams, Arkansas (3, 400m; 1, 500m)
4: Jackie Areson, Tennessee (1, Mile; 2, 3000m; 1, 5000m)
ALL ROUNDS + RELAYS
7: Neely Spence, Shippensburg (1 Mile; 2 3000m; 3 5000m; 1 DMR)
7: Jessica Beard, Texas A&M (4 400m; 2 200m; 1 4x400m)
60m
INDOOR FINALS
4: Stormy Kendrick, Clemson (undefeated in finals in 2011)
INDOOR RACES
9: Stormy Kendrick, Clemson (undefeated in 2011)
7: LaKya Brookins, South Carolina (10-1 versus collegians in 2011)
100m
???
200m
INDOOR FINALS
3: Jessica Beard, Texas A&M (undefeated in 2011)
INDOOR RACES
3: Jessica Beard, Texas A&M (undefeated in 2011)
RECENTLY ENDED
4: Sheniqua Ferguson, Auburn (last loss: 2/13/10, Tyson Invite [3rd place in heat/7th overall] … ended: 2/5/11, second to Auburn’s Nivea Smith at GaREAT Coll Inv)
400m
INDOOR FINALS
3: Jessica Beard, Texas A&M (undefeated in 2011)
INDOOR RACES
4: Jessica Beard, Texas A&M (undefeated in 2011)
800m
3: Rebecca Addison, Michigan (undefeated in 2011)
1500m
???
Mile
4: Kate Grace, Yale
3000m
OVERALL
9: Neely Spence, Shippensburg (has not lost as a collegian)
INDOOR
5: Neely Spence, Shippensburg (has not lost as a collegian)
OUTDOOR
4: Neely Spence, Shippensburg (has not lost as a collegian)
5000m
3: Neely Spence, Shippensburg (includes two wins outdoors in 2010)
60m HURDLES
FINALS
7: Indira Spence, Adams State
ALL ROUNDS
13: Indira Spence, Adams State
5: Jackie Coward, UCF
4: Nia Ali, USC (undefeated in 2011, won two finals)\
100m HURDLES
ALL ROUNDS
4: Gabby Mayo, Texas A&M
400m HURDLES
???
3000m STEEPLECHASE
???
4x100
OUTDOOR FINALS
21: Texas A&M (last loss 2007 Penn Relays to LSU)
POST-SEASON FINALS (Conference, Regional, National Championships)
11: Texas A&M
HIGH JUMP
ALL FINALS
4: Amber Kaufman, Hawaii
4: Langley Iverson, Utah
3: Tynita Butts, East Carolina
3: Brigett Barrett, Arizona (undefeated in 2011)
RECENTLY ENDED
5: Priscilla Frederick, St. John’s (N.Y.) … ended 2/5/11, New Balance Coll Inv, fourth place
OUTDOOR
4: Amber Kaufman, Hawaii (last loss: 2009 NCAA Championships)
All performances: (5) includes NACAC Championship (7/10/10)
POLE VAULT
5: Tina Sutej, Arkansas (last loss: 2010 NCAA Outdoor Championships [2nd place])
LONG JUMP
3: Chantel Malone, Texas
RECENTLY ENDED
4: Ti’Anca Mock, Oklahoma (last loss: 1/7/11, Arkansas Invite)
(ended: 2/12/11, Tyson Invite)
TRIPLE JUMP
INDOOR
7: Kim Williams, Florida State
(last loss: 2008 NCAA Indoor Championships, 2nd place to Erica McLain)
SHOT PUT
5: Faith Sherrill, Indiana (last indoor loss: 2010 NCAA Indoor)
5: Christin Bridge, St. Francis (Pa.) (last indoor loss: 3/6/10, ECAC Indoor)
4: Khadija Abdullah, Louisville
DISCUS
???
HAMMER THROW
???
JAVELIN
???
WEIGHT THROW
7: Mele Vaisima, Boise State (last loss: 2/12/10, Boise Team Invite)
5: Amanda Phelps, Navy (last loss: 3/7/10, ECAC Indoor)
5: Mallory Barnes, Dayton (undefeated in 2011)
4: Victoria Flowers, Connecticut (undefeated in 2011)
Recently Ended
9: D’Ana McCarty, Louisville (1/16/10 to 1/22/11)
5: Felisha Johnson, Indiana State (3/5/10, Alex Wilson … ended: 2/12/11, GVSU Big Meet, loss to Jeneva McCall)
COMBINED EVENTS
9: Brianne Theisen, Oregon (last loss: 6/14/08, NCAA Outdoor Championships, 4th place)
PENTATHLON
3: Brianne Theisen, Oregon (last loss: 3/13/09, NCAA Indoor Championships, 3rd place)
HEPTATHLON
6: Brianne Theisen, Oregon (last loss: 6/14/08, NCAA Outdoor Championships, 4th place)
CROSS COUNTRY
INDIVIDUAL RACES
6: Neely Spence, Shippensburg (last loss: 11/21/09, NCAA D-II Championships)
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