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NEWSLETTER Volume 8, No NEWSLETTER Volume 8, No. 61 December 30, 2009 version ii e —track 2009 U.S. Women’s Lists — KEY TO LISTS compiled by Glen McMicken These lists give the top 40 U.S. performers (and top 10 per- formances, denoted by a ———) of the 2009 season, with an appending of those foreign collegians whose marks fall into that 100 METERS range. In the wind-aided category, the domestics and foreign 10.64...........Carmelita Jeter (Nike) ...............9/20 ...... Shanghai GP collegians are commingled (' after name = foreigner on windy 10.67...........———Jeter ...............................9/13 ....................WAF list). Relay teams may contain non-U.S. nationals. 10.83...........———Jeter ...............................8/17 .............World Ch ....................———Jeter ...............................9/25 .................Daegu Open athletes and high schoolers have no notation before their 10.86...........———Jeter ...............................8/28 ........... Zürich GP name. Collegians are noted by class: - = senior; * = junior; 10.88...........———Jeter ...............................9/04 ........Brussels GP **=soph; *** = frosh. 10.90...........———Jeter ...............................8/17 .............World Ch (A) = altitude over 1000m (in affected events only). Wind-aided 10.92...........———Jeter ...............................7/25 ......... London GP marks are those of greater than 2.0mps. Windy marks are listed 10.94...........———Jeter ...............................8/16 .............World Ch only if superior to the best legal mark (windy performances 10.96...........———Jeter ...............................4/18 ............... Mt SAC listed to level of legal performances). **10 performances by 1 performer** In the marathon and half-marathon lists, ' = aided course. Since 11.01 ...........Lauryn Williams (Nike) ..............8/17 .............World Ch so many road runners are unaffiliated, a state affiliation repre- 11.02 ...........-Alex Anderson (Tx) ..................6/10 ..................NCAA sents their home, not a school. Corrections welcome! 11.04 ...........Shalonda Solomon (Reebok) ....5/30 ...... New York GP 11.05 ...........Tianna Madison (Nike) ..............5/30 ...... New York GP 11.08 ...........Allyson Felix (adidas) ................7/20 ........... Réthymno 11.39 ...........**Dominiqué Maloy (AzSt) .........5/16 ................ Pac-10 11.12 ...........*Porscha Lucas (TxAM) ............4/04 ...............Texas R (30) 11.13 ...........Stephanie Durst (unat) ..............6/01 ........ Hengelo GP ....................**Scottesha Miller (Ok) ..............5/30 .......... NCAA MW ....................Muna Lee (Nike) ........................8/16 .............World Ch 11.42 ...........Angela Williams (unat) ..............5/08 .............Doha GP ....................**Gabby Mayo (TxAM) ..............4/04 ...... Texas R Univ 11.43 ...........*Olivia Kizzee (Tul) ....................6/10 ..................NCAA (10) 11.44 ...........-Lamarra Currie (UNCC) ...........5/03 ...........Atlantic 10 ....................**Tiffany Townsend (Bay) ..........4/04 ...... Texas R Univ ....................*Lynne Layne (Tn) .....................5/30 ........... NCAA ME 11.14 ...........Marshevet Hooker (adidas) .......5/02 ..............Kingston ....................***Candyce McGrone (FlSt) ......4/18 ....................ACC ....................-Charonda Williams (AzSt) ........5/17 ................ Pac-10 ....................Wyllesheia Myrick (unat) ...........6/13 .......... UCF FastT 11.15 ...........Gloria Asumnu (adidas) .............7/08 ..................Lapua 11.45 ...........***Terra Evans (TxT) .................6/10 ..................NCAA 11.17 ...........Bianca Knight (adidas) ..............4/11 .................Oxford ....................Ashlee Kidd (unat) .....................5/16 ...............GaT Inv 11.18 ...........*Jessica Young (TCU) ...............5/30 .......... NCAA MW ....................*Griffin Matthew (Stan) ..............5/16 ................ Pac-10 11.20 ...........**LaKya Brookins (SC) ..............6/10 ..................NCAA Foreign Collegians: ....................**Kenyanna Wilson (LSU) .........6/10 ..................NCAA 11.09 ...........-Murielle Ahoure (Mia-CI) ..........5/30 .............. NCAA E 11.21 ...........LaShauntea Moore (EAN) .........5/02 ............ Texas Inv 11.14 ...........*Samantha Henry (LSU-Jam) ...6/10 ..................NCAA 11.22 ...........Chalonda Goodman (GaHS) .....7/31 ...........Pan-Am Jr 11.18 ...........***Semoy Hackett (Linc-Tri) ......5/23 ...............NCAA II (20) ....................**Barbara Pierre (StA-Hai) ........5/21 ...............NCAA II 11.27 ...........Torri Edwards (Nike) ..................7/10 ............Rome GP 11.21(A) ......*Blessing Okagbare (UTEP-Ngr) ....5/02 ....... Albuquerque 11.30 ...........Ebonie Floyd-Broadnax (Nike) ..5/08 .............Doha GP 11.34 ...........-Allison George (TxAM-Grn) .....5/02 ............ Texas Inv ....................Rachelle Smith (NRD) ...............5/24 ........... Belém GP 11.36 ...........*Janika Martell (Linc-Jam) .........5/23 ...............NCAA II 11.31 ...........Jeneba Tarmoh (unat) ...............5/02 ............ Texas Inv 11.39 ...........**Sheniqua Ferguson (SWMs-Bah) ..4/11 ........Ole Miss Inv 11.34 ...........**Joanna Atkins (Aub) ...............5/17 .................... SEC 11.41 ...........*Nandelle Cameron (Linc-Tri)....5/23 ...............NCAA II ....................LaDedra Guy (unat) ..................5/02 ............ Texas Inv 11.42 ...........*Francesca Okwaro (TxSn-Ngr) ..5/03 .................SWAC 11.36 ...........Tangela Neal (unat) ...................4/11 ..............Mia Elite 11.43 ...........-Karoline Köhler (SDi-Ger) ........5/29 ............. NCAA W 11.38 ...........**Cherrelle Garrett (Cal) ............5/16 ................ Pac-10 11.44 ...........**Trisha Anne Hawthorne (Ct-Jam) ....5/29 .............. NCAA E ....................***Amber Purvis (Or) .................7/31 ...........Pan-Am Jr 11.45 ...........-Monique Cabral (LSU-Tri) ........5/29 ........... NCAA ME Wind-aided: © 2009 Track & Field News. All rights reserved. 10.72...........———Jeter ...............................6/26 ................ USATF This newsletter may not be reprinted or retransmitted 10.78...........———Jeter ...............................6/26 ................ USATF in any form without express written permission. ....................Lee ............................................6/26 ................ USATF www.trackandfieldnews.com 10.85...........———Jeter ...............................6/07 ......... Eugene GP ....................———Jeter ...............................5/30 ...... New York GP -405- December 30, 2009 10.88...........———Jeter ...............................6/25 ................ USATF 23.20...........Octavious Freeman (FlHS) .......6/20 ....................NON 10.88...........———Lee .................................5/30 ...... New York GP 23.23i ..........**Gabby Mayo (TxAM) ..............3/13 ............NCAA Ind 10.92...........Anderson ...................................6/25 ................ USATF (30) 10.94...........Hooker .......................................6/25 ................ USATF ....................**Francena McCorory (Hamp) ...5/02 ................. MEAC ....................———Lee .................................6/26 ................ USATF 23.28...........LaDedra Guy (unat) ..................4/18 .................. TxTwi ....................L. Williams .................................5/30 ...... New York GP ....................-Lynette Rives (Belm) ................5/30 ........... NCAA ME 10.95...........Asumnu .....................................7/18 ............ Zaragoza 23.30...........***Candyce McGrone (FlSt) ......4/18 ....................ACC 11.00 ...........Solomon ....................................6/26 ................ USATF 23.31...........Cynetheia Rooks (unat) ............5/16 ...............GaT Inv 11.06 ...........Young ........................................6/26 ................ USATF i ..........Jeneba Tarmoh (unat) ...............2/14 ............ TxAm Inv 11.10 ...........Durst ..........................................4/18 ............Dakar GP 23.32...........Mechelle Lewis (Nike) ...............4/18 ......... Freedom G 11.11 ...........Edwards ....................................5/30 ...... New York GP 23.33...........*Lynne Layne (Tn) .....................5/30 ........... NCAA ME 11.12 ...........Knight ........................................6/06 ..... SoCal USATF ....................*Jasmine Walls (UTA) ...............6/11 ..................NCAA 11.17 ...........Goodman ..................................6/28 ............ USATF Jr 23.34...........***Grecia Bolton (Hous) ............6/11 ..................NCAA 11.20(A) ......Octavious Freeman (FlHS) .......6/06 ............Great SW (40) 11.22 ...........Ang. Williams ............................4/18 ............Dakar GP ....................Monica Hargrove (unat) ............4/04 ............. Florida R 11.25 ...........Currie ........................................4/10 ..............Sea Ray Foreign Collegians: ....................Mechelle Lewis (Nike) ...............6/25 ................ USATF 22.78...........-Murielle Ahoure (Mia-CI) ..........6/11 ..................NCAA ....................Smith .........................................6/25 ................ USATF 22.80...........*Samantha Henry (LSU-Jam) ...5/30 ........... NCAA ME 11.28 ...........Layne ........................................4/10
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