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The Warm-Up Lap: Meets of the Week, News and Notes for Apr. 12
April 12, 2013

NEW ORLEANS – Sprints, hurdles, jumps and throws take center stage this week as many of the country’s top-flight distance runners prepare for next week’s Mt. SAC Invitational and the beginning of conference championship season.

Arkansas is the host of the DI Meet of the Week with its John McDonnell Invitational, where a cluster of ranked teams and some Bowerman Watch-Listers will be in action.

DII’s Meet of the Week will take place in Canyon, Texas, at the West Texas A&M Invitational, where some impressive DII sprints and throws match-ups are on tap.

In stark contrast to the warm climes of the DI and DII meets, DIII’s Meet of the Week will take place in Plattesville, Wis., at the UW-Platteville Invitational, where both indoor champions will be in action.

Finally, catch up on some news and notes at the end, along with a summary of collegians leading the world and American rankings.

DIVISION I
Arkansas John McDonnell Invitational
April 13 | Full Schedule | Fayetteville, Ark. – John McDonnell Field | LIVE RESULTS

Ranked Teams (Men): No. 1 Texas A&M; 2. Arkansas; 15. Oklahoma; 22. Minnesota

Ranked Teams (Women): No. 1 Kansas; 3. Texas A&M; 12. Arkansas; 24. Oklahoma

Legendary Arkansas head coach John McDonnell won a staggering 40 NCAA Championships during his tenure with the Razorbacks track & field and cross country programs, so it is fitting that the meet named in his honor would feature both the No. 1 men’s and women’s programs in the USTFCCCA team rankings in Texas A&M and Kansas, respectively, and the indoor men’s champion Arkansas. Aside from Oklahoma, the cross country team champ, each of the programs represented at the meet enter with a ranked team on either the men’s or women’s side – or both – meaning Fayetteville, a city accustomed to great track & field meets, is likely in store for another.

Four members of the recently released Bowerman Watch List for April are slated to compete. Texas A&M’s Ameer Webb will compete at 100 meters and Tia Brooks of Oklahoma will continue her assault on the collegiate shot put record book, while decathlete Kevin Lazas will focus on the hurdles and discus. Kansas’ Andrea Geubelle, normally a horizontal jumper, is entered at 400 meters.

Most of the excitement on the women’s side will come from the sprints and throws. The race of the day could very well be the women’s 400, where indoor runner-up senior Regina George of Arkansas, current outdoor collegiate leader junior Sparkle McKnight of Arkansas and collegiate leader at 200 Kamaria Brown of Texas A&M will battle for the fastest time. George and McKnight are also scheduled to compete at 200 meters, where they’ll take on a field that includes top-seeded Paris Daniels of Kansas, No. 4 at 100 meters Ashley Collier of Texas A&M and 2012 indoor 400 champion Diamond Dixon of Kansas. A battle between seniors in the 100 hurdles is also promising as Donique’ Flemings of Texas A&M and Ivanique Kemp of Arkansas go head-to-head.

Brooks is seeded nearly 3½ meters ahead of the competition in the shot put, but any event with the all-time comprehensive collegiate record-holder is an event to watch. Freshman sensation Shelbi Vaughan of Texas A&M is likewise a heavy favorite in the discus — seeded more than 10 meters ahead of No. 2 — and likewise a must-see attraction as she continues to improve meet-by-meet.

The men’s meet is highlighted by the 200 meters race, where Akheem Gauntlett of Arkansas will make his 2013 outdoor debut. Gauntlett, always in the mix at the national level, will be challenged by a field of six sprinters seeded at 21.00 or faster. Webb will headline the 100 meters race.

Another promising race on the men’s side is at 800 meters, where Leoman Momoh, the fastest of the indoor season, will take on NCAA indoor finalists Harun Abda of Minnesota, and Tomas Squella and Patrick Rono of Arkansas. Oklahoma State’s Fabian Clarkson and Thomas Farrell, Arkansas’ Stanley Kebenei and Solomon Kebenei and Texas A&M’s Henry Lelei will combine for a potent 1500 race.

Indoor pole vault champ Andrew Irwin of Arkansas and javelin collegiate leader Sam Humphreys of Texas A&M highlight the field events.

DI Meets to Watch: LSU Battle on the Bayou, Apr. 13; Georgia Spec Towns Invitational, Apr. 11-13

DI TOP 10 IN ACTION
Men

Rank Team Event Date
1 Texas A&M Arkansas John McDonnell Invitational Apr. 13
2 Arkansas Arkansas John McDonnell Invitational Apr. 13
3 Florida Off
4 Oregon John Knight Twilight (Western Oregon) Apr. 13
5 Texas Texas Invitational Apr. 13
6 Florida State Seminole Invitational Apr. 12-13
7 Auburn Georgia Spec Towns Invitational Apr. 11-13
8 Southern California Off
9 Wisconsin Off
10 LSU LSU Battle on the Bayou Apr. 13



Women

Rank Team Event Date
1 Kansas Arkansas John McDonnell Invitational Apr. 13
2 Oregon John Knight Twilight (Western Oregon) Apr. 13
3 Texas A&M Arkansas John McDonnell Invitational Apr. 13
4 Florida Off
5 LSU LSU Battle on the Bayou Apr. 13
6 Arizona Off
7 Texas Texas Invitational Apr. 13
8 Arizona State LSU Battle on the Bayou Apr. 13
9 Stanford Off
10 Clemson Off



DIVISION II MEET OF THE WEEK
West Texas A&M Invitational
Apr. 12-13 | Full Schedule | Canyon, Texas – Buffalo Sports Park

Ranked Teams (Men): No. 3 Adams State; 11. Abilene Christian; 28 .West Texas A&M

Ranked Teams (Women): No. 2 Adams State; 12. Abilene Christian; 22. West Texas A&M

With an eye toward next week’s Mt. SAC Invitational many of Adams State’s top distance runners are taking the week off from competition, giving the spotlight over to strong sprints and throws events at the West Texas A&M Invitational.

The 200 could be the event to watch on the men’s side. West Texas A&M’s Kenny Jackson is No. 4 in the division for 2013 at 20.93 (converted to 21.00 for altitude), and he’ll have to contend with 2012 Lone Star Conference Outstanding Male Track Athlete Jordan Geary, No. 10 Johnathan Farquarashon (21.16 to 21.23 for altitude) and Adams State’s Chaz Butler, who is No. 5 at 100 meters.

A top-10 showdown is slated for the men’s shot put, where Adams State’s Wesley Lavong and West Texas A&M’s Zach Weatherly are both in the top-10 of the division. Lavong enters as the top-ranked of the two at No. 6 with a mark of 55-7¾ (16.96m), just ahead of Weatherly at No. 10 with a throw of 55-1 (16.79m).

The event with the largest number of top-30 performers is the women’s javelin with five of the division’s 30 best for 2013. Tanesha Blair of West Texas A&M is No. 5 in DII with a throw of 151-2 (46.07m), followed by No. 11 Ameilia Mitchell of Abilene Christian (142-0/43.33m), No. 21 Michelle Traynham of New Mexico Highlands (135-5/41.29m), No. 24 Kirsten McCowan of West Texas A&M (133-10/40.80m) and No. 26 Laura Grube of Eastern New Mexico (133-2/40.60m).

The top three collegiate women at 200 meters are separated by two-tenths of a second in terms of seeded time, and are all ranked within the top 30 of the 2013 outdoor rankings. Abilene Christian’s Shennae Steele is No. 9 at 24.02, while West Texas A&M’s Sarah Snider and Bri Leeper are No. 16 (24.48 to 24.55 for altitude) and No. 20 (24.56 to 24.63 for altitude), respectively.

DII Meets to Watch: All-Ohio Championships, Apr. 13; Sioux City Relays, Apr. 12-13; Pittsburg State Dave Suenram Gorilla Classic, Apr. 13

DII TOP 10 IN ACTION
Men

Rank Team Event Date
1 Saint Augustine’s Norfolk State Relays Apr. 13
2 Grand Canyon Pomona-Pitzer Invitational Apr. 13
3 Adams State West Texas A&M Invitational Apr. 12-13
4 Findlay Tennessee Sea Relays/All-Ohio Championships Apr. 11-13
5 Ashland Tennessee Sea Relays/All-Ohio Championships Apr. 11-13
6 Texas A&M-Kingsville Javelina Twilight Invitational Apr. 13
7 Lincoln (Mo.) Saint Louis Billiken Invitational Apr. 13
8 Chico State Chico Distance Carnival/Twilight Invitational Apr. 12-13
9 Pittsburg State Pittsburg State Dave Suenram Gorilla Classic Apr. 13
10 Missouri Southern Arkansas John McDonnell Invitational/Pittsburg State Dave Suenram Gorilla Classic Apr. 12-13



Women

Rank Team Event Date
1 Lincoln (Mo.) Saint Louis Billiken Invitational Apr. 13
2 Adams State West Texas A&M Invitational Apr. 12-13
3 Grand Canyon Pomona-Pitzer Invitational Apr. 13
4 Grand Valley State Tennessee Sea Relays/Hillsdale/Western Kentucky Apr. 11-13
5 Academy of Art UTEP Invitational Apr. 13
6 Johnson C. Smith Johnson C. Smith Invitational Apr. 13
7 Alaska Anchorage Off
8 U-Mary NDSU Bison Classic Apr. 12-13
9 Angelo State Off
10 Ashland Tennessee Sea Relays/All-Ohio Championships Apr. 11-13



DIVISION III MEET OF THE WEEK
UW-Platteville Invitational
Apr. 13 | Full Schedule | Platteville, Wis. – UW-Platteville Track & Field Complex

Ranked Teams (Men): No. 2 UW-Oshkosh; 3. UW-Whitewater; 4. UW-La Crosse; 6. UW-Eau Claire; 13. UW-Stevens Point; 17. UW-Platteville

Ranked Teams (Women): No. 2 UW-Oshkosh; 8. UW-La Crosse

The hotbed of DIII track & field action this weekend is undoubtedly chilly Platteville, Wis., where a combined eight ranked teams will compete at the UW-Platteville Invitational. Both indoor champs from the 2013 season, the No. 4 UW-La Crosse men and No. 2 UW-Oshkosh women, will battle it out for outdoor state supremacy and for position in the National Team Computer Rankings.

Four of the top six men’s teams and two of the top eight women’s are slated to compete, giving this early-season meet the feeling of one much later in the season. In terms of student-athletes, the meet is a who’s-who of some of the top DIII talent in the country.

UW-Oshkosh will debut USTFCCCA Indoor National Women’s Track Athlete of the Year Christy Cazzola for the first time in the outdoor season at 800 meters, as well as send its top throwers in Pete Delzer and Nick Baatz. UW-Stevens Point’s Dan Sullivan — the DIII USTFCCCA Indoor National Men’s Track Athlete of the Year — will take part in both the 800 and 5000.

UW-La Crosse will feature USTFCCCA Indoor National Men’s Field Athlete of the Year Isaac Vazquez in the long jump.

DIII Meets to Watch: MIT/Colby/Bates/Southern Maine Quad, Apr. 13; Pomona-Pitzer Invitational, Apr. 13

DIII TOP TEN IN ACTION
Men

Rank Team Event Date
1 North Central (Ill.) Wheaton Quad Apr. 12
2 UW-Oshkosh UW-Platteville Invitational Apr. 13
3 UW-Whitewater UW-Platteville Invitational Apr. 13
4 UW-La Crosse UW-Platteville Invitational Apr. 13
5 Whitworth Spokane Falls Apr. 13
6 UW-Eau Claire UW-Platteville Invitational Apr. 13
7 Haverford TCNJ Invitational Apr. 13
8 Augustana (Ill.) Western Illinois Lee Calhoun Invitational Apr. 12
9 UW-Stout Lee Krough Invitational (Cancelled)
10 Bates MIT/Colby/Bates/Southern Maine Quad Apr. 13



Women

Rank Team Event Date
1 Wartburg UW-Platteville Invitational Apr. 13
2 UW-Oshkosh UW-Platteville Invitational Apr. 13
3 Williams Umass Minuteman Invitational/Tufts Decathlon Apr. 13-14
4 Illinois Wesleyan Beneditine Eagle Invitational Apr. 13
5 Illinois College Saint Louis Billiken Invitational Apr. 13
6 George Fox Pacific Luau Apr. 13
7 Ramapo Metropolitan Outdoor Championships Apr. 12-13
8 UW-La Crosse UW-Platteville Invitational Apr. 13
9 Monmouth (Ill.) Western Illinois Lee Calhoun Invitational Apr. 12
10 Birmingham-Southern Western Kentucky Hilltopper Relays Apr. 13



WEEKEND NEWS AND NOTES
U.S. Olympic Trials in 2016 to be held in Eugene, Ore.

USATF announced earlier this week that the U.S. Olympic Team Trials will be held at Hayward Field on the campus of the University of Oregon — site of this season’s NCAA Outdoor Championships — between July 1-10, 2016. Full story

Former baseball pro and brain-cancer survivor takes up javelin at North Carolina

Houston Summers, a 25-year-old freshman at North Carolina, overcame brain cancer as a high school student, played minor league baseball and is now at NC as a student-athlete pursuing his dream to become a doctor. Full story

Collegians Leading the World in Many Events
as of April 10, 2013

*** Freshman, **Sophomore, *Junior

WORLD OUTDOOR LEADERS

m100: 10.14, Ameer Webb, USA/Texas A&M, 3/30 Texas Relays
m400:(indoor): 45.15, Deon Lendore, TRI/Texas A&M
mSteeple: 8:32.94, Henry Lelei, KEN/Texas A&M, 4/6 Oregon Pepsi
m110H: (all-cond.): 13.33w (+2.6), Johnathan Cabral, USA/Oregon, 3/30 Texas Relays
mHJ: 2.30/7-6½, Derek Drouin, CAN/Indiana, 3/30 Texas Relays
mPV: 5.81/19-¾, **Sam Kendricks, USA/Ole Miss, 3/29 Texas Relays
mLJ: (low-alt): 8.15/26-9 (+0.9), Mike Hartfield, USA/Ohio State, 3/29 Texas Relays
mLJ: (low-alt, all-cond.): 8.17w/26-9¾ (+2.8), Marquis Dendy, USA/Florida, 3/29 Texas Relays
mDISC: 66.05/216-8, *Julian Wruck, AUS/UCLA, 4/6 LSU-TCU at UCLA
mDEC: 8011, *Curtis Beach, USA/Duke, 3/27-3/28 Texas Relays

w100: 11.02 (+1.2), **Octavious Freeman, USA/UCF, 4/5 Florida Relays
w200: 22.77 (+1.7), ***Shaunae Miller (U20), BAH/Georgia, 4/1 Nassau (CARIFTA Games)
w200: (indoor): 22.54, Kimberlyn Duncan, USA/LSU, SEC Indoor
w800: 2:01.18, *Natoya Goule, JAM/LSU, 4/6 LSU-TCU at UCLA
w100H: 12.94 (+1.8), Vashti Thomas, USA/Academy of Art (DII), 3/29 Texas Relays (heats)
w100H: (all-cond.): 12.54w (+2.1), *Brianna Rollins, USA/Clemson, 3/30 Texas Relays
w400H: 54.71, Kori Carter, USA/Stanford, 4/6 Jim Click (Arizona)
w4x100: 42.56, USA/Texas A&M (Stewart, Purvis, Brown, Collier)
wHJ: 1.94/6-4¼, Brigetta Barrett, USA/Arizona, 3/30 Stanford Invite

AMERICAN OUTDOOR LEADERS

m100: 10.14, Ameer Webb, Texas A&M, 3/30 Texas Relays
m200: 20.55, Justin Austin, Iowa, 4/6 Jim Click (Arizona)
m400: 45.54, Bryshon Nellum, Southern California, 4/5 Florida Relays
m800: 1:47.66, *Sean Obinwa, Florida, 4/5 Florida Relays
m800: (indoor): 1:46.07i, Leoman Momoh, Arkansas, Arkansas LC
m1500: 3:40.77, Riley Masters, Oklahoma, 3/29 Stanford Invite
mSteeple: 8:42.38, *Mark Parrish, Florida, 4/6 Florida Relays
m10k: 28:30.35, John Gilbertson, The Master’s College (NAIA), 3/29 Stanford Invite
m110H: (all-cond.): 13.33w (+2.6), Johnathan Cabral, Oregon, 3/30 Texas Relays
m4x100: 38.64, Texas A&M (Webb, Bailey, Bryan, Hardy), 3/30 Texas Relays
mHJ: 2.27/7-5¼, Erik Kynard, Kansas State, 3/30 Texas Relays
mPV: 5.81/19-¾, **Sam Kendricks, Ole Miss, 3/29 Texas Relays
mLJ: 8.15/26-9 (+0.9), Mike Hartfield,Ohio State, 3/29 Texas Relays
mLJ: (all-cond.): 8.17w/26-9¾ (+2.8), Marquis Dendy,Florida, 3/29 Texas Relays
mLJ: (indoor): 8.28i/27-2, Marquis Dendy, Florida, NCAA Indoor
mTJ: 16.43/53-11, Omar Craddock, Florida, 3/27 Texas Relays
mTJ: (indoor): 16.96i/55-7¾, Bryce Lamb, Texas Tech
mJAV: 81.40/267-1, Sam Humphreys, Texas A&M, 3/15 Castillo (Arizona State)
mDEC: 8011, *Curtis Beach, Duke, 3/27-3/28 Texas Relays

w100: 11.02 (+1.2), **Octavious Freeman, UCF, 4/5 Florida Relays
w200: 22.85, **Octavious Freeman, UCF, 4/5 Florida Relays
w200: (indoor): 22.54, Kimberlyn Duncan, LSU, SEC Indoor
w800: (indoor): 2:02.32i, Laura Roesler, Oregon
w100H: 12.94 (+1.8), Vashti Thomas, Academy of Art (DII), 3/29 Texas Relays (heats)
w100H: (all-cond.): 12.54w (+2.1), *Brianna Rollins, Clemson, 3/30 Texas Relays
w400H: 54.71, Kori Carter, Stanford, 4/6 Jim Click (Arizona)
w4x100: 42.56, Texas A&M (Stewart, Purvis, Brown, Collier)
w4x400: 3:27.43, Florida (Reynolds, Whittaker, Gause, Eutsey), 4/6 Florida Relays
wHJ: 1.94/6-4¼, Brigetta Barrett, Arizona, 3/30 Stanford Invite
wHJ: (indoor): 1.95i/6-4¾, Brigetta Barrett, Arizona, NCAA Indoor
wPV: 4.46/14-7½,, *Bethany Buell, South Dakota, 3/29 Texas Relays
wTJ: (indoor): 14.18/46-6¼, Andrea Geubelle, Kansas, NCAA Indoor
wSP: 18.73/61-5½ , Tia Brooks, Oklahoma, 4/6 Sun Angel
wDISC: 60.61/198-10, Anna Jelmini, Arizona State, 4/5 Mesa Classic

COLLEGIATE OUTDOOR LEADERS

m100: 10.14, Ameer Webb, Texas A&M, 3/30 Texas Relays
(NCAA qual. best): 10.13w, Anaso Jobodwana, Jackson State, 3/29 Texas Relays (qual)
(all-cond.): 9.94w (+4.2), Charles Silmon, TCU, 3/30 Texas Relays (Invite section)
m200: 20.55, Justin Austin, Iowa, 4/6 Jim Click (Arizona)
(indoor): 20.37i, Ameer Webb, Texas A&M, NCAA Indoor (qual)
(NCAA qual. best): 20.38w (+3.5), Dedric Dukes, Florida, 4/4 Florida Relays
m400: 45.54, Bryshon Nellum, Southern California, 4/5 Florida Relays
(indoor): 45.15, Deon Lendore, Texas A&M
m800: 1:47.66, *Sean Obinwa, Florida, 4/5 Florida Relays
(indoor): 1:46.07i, Leoman Momoh, Arkansas, Arkansas LC
m1500: 3:40.77, Riley Masters, Oklahoma, 3/29 Stanford Invite
(indoor): 3:38.60i, *Lawi Lalang, Arizona (enroute)
mSteeple: 8:32.94, Henry Lelei, Texas A&M, 4/6 Oregon Pepsi
m5000: 13:32.82, *Kemoy Campbell, Arkansas, 3/29 Stanford Invite
(indoor): 13:25.68i, Kennedy Kithuka, Texas Tech
m10k: 28:30.35, John Gilbertson, The Master’s College (NAIA), 3/29 Stanford Invite
(NCAA): 28:34.71, *Parker Stinson, Oregon, 3/29 Stanford Invite
m110H: 13.40 (-0.2), Spencer Adams, Clemson, 4/6 Auburn Invite
(all-cond.): 13.33w (+2.6), Johnathan Cabral, Oregon, 3/30 Texas Relays
m400H: 49.83A, Jeffrey Gibson, Oral Roberts, 4/6 Texas Tech Open
(low-alt): 50.00, **Michael Stigler, Kansas, 3/30 Texas Relays
m4x100: 38.64, Texas A&M (Webb, Bailey, Bryan, Hardy), 3/30 Texas Relays
m4x400: 3:02.65, Florida (Glass, Graham, Hall, Dukes [45.16])
mHJ: 2.30/7-6½, Derek Drouin, Indiana, 3/30 Texas Relays
(indoor): 2.35i/7-8½, Drouin, Indiana, NCAA Indoor
mPV: 5.81/19-¾, **Sam Kendricks, Ole Miss, 3/29 Texas Relays
mLJ: 8.15/26-9 (+0.9), Mike Hartfield,Ohio State, 3/29 Texas Relays
(all-cond.): 8.17w/26-9¾ (+2.8), Marquis Dendy,Florida, 3/29 Texas Relays
(indoor): 8.28i/27-2, Marquis Dendy, Florida, NCAA Indoor
mTJ: 16.43/53-11, Omar Craddock, Florida, 3/27 Texas Relays
(indoor): 16.96i/55-7¾, Bryce Lamb, Texas Tech
mSP: 20.43/67-½, Ryan Crouser, Texas, 3/29 Texas Relays
(indoor): 20.59i/67-6¾, Jordan Clarke, Arizona State
mDISC: 66.05/216-8, *Julian Wruck, UCLA, 4/6 LSU-TCU at UCLA
mHT: 69.75/228-10, *Alec Faldermeyer, UCLA, 3/29 Texas Relays
mJAV: 81.40/267-1, Sam Humphreys, Texas A&M, 3/15 Castillo (Arizona State)
mDEC: 8011, *Curtis Beach, Duke, 3/27-3/28 Texas Relays

w100: 11.02 (+1.2), **Octavious Freeman, UCF, 4/5 Florida Relays
w200: 22.77 (+1.7), ***Shaunae Miller (U20), Georgia, 4/1 Nassau (CARIFTA Games)
(NCAA qual. best)
22.85 (+1.8), **Octavious Freeman, UCF, 4/5 Florida Relays
22.85 (+1.1), **Kamaria Brown, Texas A&M, 3/15 Baldy Castillo (Arizona State)
(indoor): 22.54, Kimberlyn Duncan, LSU, SEC Indoor
w400: 52.17, *Sparkle McKnight, Arkansas, 4/6 Sun Angel (Arizona State)
(indoor): 50.88i, ***Shaunae Miller, Georgia, NCAA Indoor
w800: 2:01.18, *Natoya Goule, LSU, 4/6 LSU-TCU at UCLA
w1500: 4:13.64, **Shelby Houlihan, Arizona State, 4/6 Sun Angel (Arizona State)
(indoor): 4:12.31i, Emma Coburn, Colorado, (enroute, Millrose Games)
wSteeple: 9:50.39, Rachel Sorna, Cornell, 3/22 UC Irvine Spring Break
w5000: 15:12.05, Betsy Saina, Iowa State, 3/29 Stanford Invite
w10k: 32:46.68, Jordan Hasay, 3/29 Stanford Invite
w100H: 12.94 (+1.8), Vashti Thomas, Academy of Art (DII), 3/29 Texas Relays (heats)
(NCAA DI): 13.07 (+1.4), *Jasmin Stowers, LSU, 4/6 LSU-TCU at UCLA
(all-cond.): 12.54w (+2.1), *Brianna Rollins, Clemson, 3/30 Texas Relays
w400H: 54.71, Kori Carter, Stanford, 4/6 Jim Click (Arizona)
w4x100: 42.56, Texas A&M (Stewart, Purvis, Brown, Collier)
w4x400: 3:27.43, Florida (Reynolds, Whittaker, Gause, Eutsey), 4/6 Florida Relays
wHJ: 1.94/6-4¼, Brigetta Barrett, Arizona, 3/30 Stanford Invite
(indoor): 1.95i/6-4¾, Brigetta Barrett, Arizona, NCAA Indoor
wPV: 4.46/14-7½ (8, x), *Bethany Buell, South Dakota, 3/29 Texas Relays
(indoor): 4.50i/14-9, **Morgann LeLeux, Georgia
wLJ: 6.75/22-1¾, Christabel Nettey, Arizona State, 4/6 Sun Angel at Arizona State
wTJ: 13.39/43-11¼, Jhanelle McLeod, Georgia Tech, 4/6 Florida Relays
(all-cond.): 13.76w/45-1¾, Andrea Geubelle, Kansas, 3/30 Texas Relays
(indoor): 14.18/46-6¼, Andrea Geubelle, Kansas, NCAA Indoor
wSP: 18.73/61-5½ , Tia Brooks, Oklahoma, 4/6 Sun Angel
(indoor): 19.22/63-¾, Brooks, Oklahoma, NCAA Indoor
wDISC: 60.61/198-10, Anna Jelmini, Arizona State, 4/5 Mesa Classic
wHT: 69.80/229-0 (8, x), Chelsea Cassulo, Arizona State, 3/22 Arizona State Invite
wJAV: 55.43/181-10, ***Marija Vucenovic, Florida, 4/5 Florida Relays
wHEPT: 5882, Makeba Alcide, 4/7-8, McDonnell CE (Arkansas)




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