Women's Steeplechase Report

USATF Championship, June 28 – Eugene, Oregon
1-Jennifer Barringer, Colorado 9:29.38; 2-Anna Willard, Nike 9:35.01; 3-Bridget Franek, Penn State 9:36.74; 4-Lindsey Anderson, Nike 9:44.42; 5-Marie Lawrence, Washington 9:48.27; 6-Lisa Galaviz, Nike 9:52.60; 7-Lindsay Allen, McMillan Elite 9:55.26; 8-Amanda Loren-zen, unattached 10:00.42; 9-Delilah DiCrescenzo, Puma 10:02.14;
10-Erin Bedell,Baylor 10:08.80; 11-Kara June,Asics Aggie 10:12.28;
12-Kristin Anderson,Riadha 10:13.85; 13-Shauneen Garrahan, Riadha 10:18.21. [Personal best by Bridget Franek. Others seemed cautious after June 26 heats for which water jump barrier was set too high.]

USATF Qualifying Round, June 28 – Eugene, Oregon
P = Advance by Place T = Advance by Heat Time
Heat 1 1-Jennifer Barringer 9:47.94 P; 2-Bridget Franek 9:51.16 P; 3-Nicole Bush, Michigan State 9:57.06 P; 4-Lisa Galaviz 9:59.74 P;
5-Kara June 10:02.57 T; 6-Kristin Anderson 10:02.94 T; 7-Shauneen Garrahan 10:03.80 T; 8-Erin Bedell 10:06.87 T; 9-Sarah Pease, Indiana 10:14.25; 10-Patricia Loughlin, Duke 10:21.77; 11-Lois Keller, unat-tached 10:30.54; 12-Jennifer Donovan, New Balance 10:37.40; 13-Jane Rudkin, unat 10:48.90. [Bush finished with broken foot, after encoun-tering too-high water jump barrier, so she could not then run in final.]
Heat 2 1-Anna Willard 9:52.98 P; 2-Lindsey Anderson 9:55.76 P; 3-Lindsay Allen 9:56.24 P; 4-Marie Lawrence 9:56.42 P; 5-Delilah DiCrescenzo 9:59.97 T; 6-Amanda Lorenzen 10:05.17 T; 7-Sarah Madebach, unattached 10:17.76; 8-Kristen Hemphill, Colorado State Univ 10:19.88; 9-Stephanie Garcia, Virginia 10:22.14; 10-Andrea Parker, unattached 10:23.53; 11-Mason Cathey, Indiana Invaders 10:30.13; 12-Danielle Bradley, Baylor 10:31.56.

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EAA Permit Meet, June 27 - Malaga, ESP
1-Marta Dominguez, ESP 9:16.50 NR; 2-Lyubov Kharlamova, RUS 9:33.77; 3-Katarzyna Kowalska, POL 9:46.77; 4-Natalya Medvedeva, RUS 9:48.63; 5-Bertukan Feyisa (91-07-04) 9:49.44; 6-Livia Toth, HUN 9:50.75; 7-Muna Durka, SUD 9:52.60; 8-Zen-aide Vieira, BRA 10:05.28; 9-Clarisse Cruz, POR 10:06.37; 10-Tamara Sanfabio, ESP 10:30.24; 11-Sonia Labrado, ESP 10:32.94.

International meet, June 21 – Tunis, TUN
1-Ghribi Habiba TUN 9.31.24; 2-Abeyo Netsanet Achamo ETH 9.43.92 ; 3-Mendil Wided ALG 10.35.92; 4-Zidi Maroua TUN 11.11.89; 5-Amina Derouiche TUN 102 11.41.24.

England U20 & U23 Champs, June 28 – Bedford, GBR
1-Alice Mason, New Zealand 10:13.10; 2-Nicola Hood (1990) 10:31.90; 3-Caryl Jones 10:33.74; 4-Ruth Senior 10:33.84;
5-Amy Talbot (1991) 11:49.15.

Junior/Youth Meet, June 21 – Ostrava, CZE
1-Martina Barinova (90) 10:20.15; 2- Martina Horakoaa (90) 11:34.76; 3-Karolina Grohova (90) 11:39.25; 4-Ivana Kadrmanova 11:41.41; 5-Hana Jelinkova (91) 11:48.27; 6-Lucie Marsanova (90) 12:30.34; 7-Lenka Vankova (91) 13:02.68; 8-Jana Minarcikova (91) 13:30.19.

Canadian Champs, June 28 – Toronto, CAN
1-Meredith Macgregor, BC Athletics 10:28.12; 2-Dana Buchanan, Ottawa Lions 10:42.63; 3-Tara Dressler, Caltaf 10:49.72; 4-Haley Cadwallader, Sarnia 11:02.57; 5-Rebecca Pieterson, St. Thomas 11:16.65; 6-Brittany Moran, U of Windsor 11:39.62.

USATF Junior Champs, June 28 – Eugene, Oregon
1-Natalie Busby, Syracuse 10:55.25; 2-Alyssa Allison, unattached 10:55.51; 3-Karie McDonald, Grand Valley State 11:12.77; 4-Katie Sullivan, unat 11:16.38; 5-Cali George, Arkansas 11:20.35;
6-Courtney Kelly, Marquette 11:25.61; 7-Amanda Whowell, unat 11:29.15; 8-Kaylan Comer, Indiana 11:30.66; 9-Katherine Horan unat 11:32.68; 10-Erin Calvelage, Findlay 11:33.02; 11-Samantha Gallagher unat 11:33.74. [Final only; no heats were required]

USATF New England Champs, June 21 – Cambridge, MA
1-Victoria Barnaby 11:54.30; 2-Deanna Clark 12:26.31; 3-Alli-son Curran 14:29.38. –all Greater Boston TC. [weather: rain, wind]

National Athletic Cup, June 19 – Iksan, KOR
Junior steeple: 1-Ahn Seul-Ki (92) 10:56.40; 2-Shin Sa-Hin (92) 11:15.57; 3-Kang Jung-Ah (91) 11:40.73; 4-Heo Su-Ji (92) 12:06.89; 5-Kim Mi-Sun 12:13.65; 6-Kim Min-Hyea 12:33.47.

National Junior Champs, June 4 – Colombia, SRI
1- T.M.U. Seelaratne (90) 11:42.13; 2-W.P.E. Rasika Dulakshi 11:55.60.

World Youth Games Regional, June 26 – Goteborg, SWE
2000m SC 1-Klara Bodinsson (1990) SWE, 6:44.97; 2-Charlotta Fougberg, SWE, 6:53.07; 3-Iris Anna Skuladottir, ISL, 7:03.11 NR 4-Maria Borglund (91) SWE, 7:07.88; 5-Matilda Haggstrom, SWE, 7:13.88; 6-Emma Dahl,(91) SWE, 7:16.23; 7-Fanny Sorensen (93) DEN, 7:19.95; 8, Martine Kongsten, 91, NOR, 7:21.07.

1500m SC (under age 18) 1-Caroline Hogardh (92) SWE, 5:08.46; 2-Maria Larsson (94) SWE, 5:10.55; 3, Helene Stromblad Hansen, (92) NOR, 5:12.04; 4-Johanna Nissen Karlsson (93) SWE, 5:16.70; 5-Jenny Haland (93) SWE 5:21.34; 6-Julia Forsmark (93) SWE, 5:22.91 [14 finish; Last = 6:09.39]

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