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2011-12 SEASON in REVIEW 2012 Big Ten Women’S Indoor Track & Field Championships Feb WOMEN’S TRACK AND FIELD 365 2011-12 SEASON IN REVIEW 2012 Big Ten Women’s Indoor Track & Field Championships Feb. 24-25 • University of Nebraska • Lincoln, Neb. • Devaney Center Team Results Individual Results Place Team Score 60-Meter Dash 3,000-Meter Run Long Jump 1 Nebraska* 114.5 1. Christina Manning, OSU 7.23 1. Ashley Miller, NEB 9:17.28 1. Leah Eber, PUR 21-00.75 2. Ohio State 106 2. Chesna Sykes, OSU 7.31 2. Kara Millhouse, PSU 9:17.48 2. Mara Griva, NEB 20-07.75 3. Penn State 99 3. Christienne Linton, OSU 7.38 4. Illinois 79 3. Caitlin Lane, PSU 9:22.18 3. Ashley Stacey, MSU 19-10.25 4. Chimerem Okoroji, MINN 7.41 5. Michigan State 77.5 4. Sara Kroll, MSU 9:26.38 4. Kelcey McKinney, OSU 19-06.25 6. Wisconsin 58 5. Madison McNary, OSU 7.42 5. Mareike Schrulle, IOWA 9:27.47 5. Adenike Pendro, OSU 19-05.50 7. Michigan 57 6. Mara Weekes, NEB 7.52 6. Brooke Eilers, IOWA 9:27.92 6. Tofunmi Aderedolu, MICH 19-03.25 8. Indiana 48 7. Kylie Peterson, MINN 7.53 7. McKenzie Melander, IOWA 9:29.71 7. Kara Mostoller, NEB 19-01.50 9. Purdue 31 8. Aireonna Bailey, IND 7.64 8. Caitlin Comfort, WIS 9:32.74 8. Kawanna Brooks, ILL 19-00.50 10. Iowa 21 11. Minnesota 11 200-Meter Dash 5,000-Meter Run Triple Jump 1. Ashley Spencer, ILL 23.24 1. Kara Millhouse, PSU 16:17.45 1. Mara Griva, NEB 42-09.50 * Big Ten Champion 2. Christina Manning, OSU 23.43 2. Ashley Miller, NEB 16:22.70 2. Tori Franklin, MSU 42-01.50 3. Mara Weekes, NEB 23.69 3. Caitlin Lane, PSU 16:25.16 3. Ada Unachukwu, MICH 41-05.00 2012 All-Big Ten Women’s 4. Mahagony Jones, PSU 23.75 Indoor Track & Field Teams 4. Carlie Green, MSU 16:27.78 4. Jordan Helgren, WIS 41-04.50 5. Kirsten Nieuwendam, PSU 23.81 5. Brooklyne Ridder, PSU 16:28.54 5. Anna Weigandt, NEB 41.02.25 FIRST TEAM 6. Chesna Sykes, OSU 23.85 6. Mareike Schrulle, IOWA 16:29.41 6. Kelcey McKinney, OSU 41-00.25 Latoya Griffith, ILL 7. Aisha Cavin, OSU 23.85 7. Brooke Eilers, IOWA 16:38.87 7. Ashley Stacey, MSU 40-11.00 Ashley Kelly, ILL 8. Ashley Kelly, ILL 24.16 8. Jessica Furlan, NEB 16:39.19 8. Tanaya Lloyd, PSU 40-09.50 Ashley Spencer, ILL Asia Thomas, ILL 400-Meter Dash Monique Riddick, IND Distance Medley Relay Shot Put 1. Ashley Spencer, ILL 53.49 Rebecca Addison, MICH 1. Michigan 11:11.54 1. Monique Riddick, IND 54-00.00 Shannon Osika, MICH 2. Kirsten Nieuwendam, PSU 54.15 2. Indiana 11:16.85 2. Dani Bunch, PUR 53-07.50 Jillian Smith, MICH 3. Shaniqua McGinnis, OSU 54.29 3. Penn State 11:18.96 3. Kelsey Card, WIS 52-11.50 Brittani Williams, MICH 4. Ashley Kelly, ILL 54.47 4. Nebraska 11:19.83 4. Allison Liske, MICH 51-11.00 Rebecca Buchholtz, MSU 5. Asia Thomas, ILL 54.62 5. Illinois 11:24.27 5. Jasmine Boyer, WIS 51-01.00 Breanna Bussel, NEB 6. Ashley Liverpool, IOWA 54.81 6. Michigan State 11:30.69 6. Terri Anderson, PUR 51-01.00 Mara Griva, NEB 7. Ijeoma Iheoma, PSU 54.84 7. Ohio State 11:34.20 7. Shatora Lewis, MSU 50-10.25 Ashley Miller, NEB 8. Latoya Griffith, ILL 55.09 8. Minnesota 11:36.63 8. Emily Pendleton, MICH 50-00.00 Christina Manning, OSU Shaniqua McGinnis, OSU 600-Meter Run 4x400-Meter Relay Weight Throw Caitlin Lane, PSU 1. Shaniqua McGinnis, OSU 1:28.14 1. Illinois 3:34.89 1. Dani Bunch, PUR 68-08.00 Kara Millhouse, PSU 2. Brittany Lewis, MSU 1:28.78 2. Penn State 3:35.80 2. Alexis Thomas, OSU 67-02.25 Dani Bunch, PUR 3. Ellie Grooters, NEB 1:28.84 3. Michigan State 3:39.90 3. Beth Rohl, MSU 66-10.50 Leah Eber, PUR 4. Amelia Bannister, MSU 1:30.16 4. Ohio State 3:40.67 4. Maggie Mullen, OSU 66-03.75 Dorcas Akinniyi, WIS 5. Brittney Harper, WIS 1:30.96 5. Nebraska 3:40.72 5. Taylor Smith, WIS 65-11.75 6. Ryisha Boyd, ILL 1:31.00 6. Iowa 3:41.78 6. Victoria Zimmerman, NEB 64-08.75 SECOND TEAM 7. Jordan Gray, IND 1:31.47 Breeana Coleman, ILL 7. Minnesota 3:44.08 7. Shatora Lewis, MSU 64-08.50 Stephanie Richartz, ILL 8. Nicole Erickson, IOWA 1:31.71 8. Indiana 3:44.36 8. Melissa Kurzdorfer, PSU 63-07.75 Kelsie Ahbe, IND Ruth Christopher, IND 800-Meter Run 60-Meter Hurdles Pole Vault Kelsey Duerksen, IND 1. Rebecca Addison, MICH 2:06.07 1. Christina Manning, OSU 7.95 1. Breanna Bussel, NEB 13-10.50 Breanne Ehrman, IND 2. Jillian Smith, MICH 2:06.61 2. Breeana Coleman, ILL 8.17 2. Stephanie Richartz, ILL 13-08.50 Antonia Franklin, IND 3. Rebekka Simko, PSU 2:06.88 3. Evonne Britton, PSU 8.26 3. Kelsie Ahbe, IND 13-08.50 Emma Kimoto, IND 4. Jessica Furlan, NEB 2:07.49 4. Leslie Aririguzo, MSU 8.28 4. Kiley Tobel, MICH 13-04.50 Tori Franklin, MSU 5. Amanda Duvendack, ILL 2:08.74 5. Jesica Ejesieme, ILL 8.28 5. Maggie Maher, NEB 13-02.50 Brittany Lewis, MSU 6. Brook Handler, MICH 2:08.92 6. Christienne Linton, OSU 8.40 6. Sarah Birkmeier, MSU 12-08.75 Chesna Sykes, OSU 7. Blaire Dinsdale, NEB 2:08.97 7. Amber Smith, MICH 8.53 6. Cami Jiskra, NEB 12-08.75 Ijeoma Iheoma, PSU 8. Heather Brunn, MINN 2:11.71 8. Mila Andric, NEB 8.60 8. Elizabeth Eitzen, ILL 12-08.75 Mahagony Jones, PSU Dynasty McGee, PSU One Mile Run High Jump Pentathlon Kirsten Nieuwendam, PSU 1. Caitlin Lane, PSU 4:39.90 1. Rebecca Buchholtz, MSU 5-10.50 Jessica Flax, WIS 1. Dorcas Akinniyi, WIS 4072 2. Ashley Miller, NEB 4:40.53 2. Emma Kimoto, IND 5-09.25 2. Jessica Flax, WIS 4008 3. Breanne Ehrman, IND 4:45.76 Track Athlete of the Year 3. Monika Jakutyte, WIS 5-09.25 3. Deanna Latham, WIS 3978 Christina Manning, OSU 4. Kelsey Duerksen, IND 4:46.74 4. Marusa Cernjul, NEB 5-09.25 4. Marissa Golliday, ILL 3877 5. Shannon Osika, MICH 4:46.97 5. Sarah Palmer, PSU 5-08.00 5. Brittney Howell, PSU 3870 Field Athlete of the Year 6. Ashley Beutler, WIS 4:47.53 6. Jillanna Scanlan, NEB 5-08.00 6. Anne Martin, NEB 3860 Leah Eber, PUR 7. Leah O'Connor, MSU 4:48.54 7. Ashley Galbraith, OSU 5-06.00 7. Ashley Galbraith, OSU 3857 8. Liga Blyholder, WIS 4:48.77 8. Mia MacKinnon, IND 5-06.00 8. Jordan Stiens, NEB 3827 Track Athlete of the Championships Christina Manning, OSU Field Athlete of the Championships Dani Bunch, PUR Sportsmanship Honorees: Ryisha Boyd, ILL; Antonia Franklin, IND; Nicole Erickson, IOWA; Freshman of the Year Emily Pendleton, MICH; Rebecca Buchholtz, MSU; Chimerem Okoroji, MINN; Ashley Miller, NEB; Shaniqua Ashley Spencer, ILL McGinnis, OSU; Brooklyne Ridder, PSU; Terri Anderson, PUR; Carrie Edmunds, WIS. Coach of the Year Gary Pepin, NEB 2012-13 BIG TEN RECORDS BOOK 366 WOMEN’S TRACK AND FIELD BIG TEN WOMEN’S INDOOR TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS 1982 at Bloomington 1989 at Champaign 1996 at Madison 2003 at Bloomington 1. Wisconsin 113 1. Illinois 116 1. Illinois 129 1. Michigan 129.5 2. Michigan State 96 2. Indiana 90 2. Wisconsin 111 2. Indiana 115.0 3. Indiana 78 3. Wisconsin 73.5 3. Michigan 48.5 3. Penn State 87 4. Michigan 63 4. Ohio State 57 4. Penn State 39 4. Ohio State 69 5. Purdue 61 5. Iowa 49.5 5. Purdue 37 5. Wisconsin 68 6. Iowa 60 6. Minnesota 40 6. Michigan State 35 6. Illinois 65 7. Illinois 47 7. Michigan 33 7. Ohio State 34 7. Minnesota 61.5 8. Ohio State 30 8. Michigan State 25 8. Iowa 27 8. Purdue 50 9. Minnesota 6 9. Purdue 11 9. Indiana 20.5 9. Iowa 29.5 10. Northwestern 0 10. Minnesota 15 10. Michigan State 27.5 1990 at Madison 1983 at Madison 1. Wisconsin 123.5 1997 at Champaign 2004 at Iowa City 1. Michigan 82 2. Illinois 86 1. Wisconsin 119 1. Penn State 115 2. Wisconsin 71 Indiana 86 2. Michigan 82 2. Michigan 98.3 3. Indiana 66 4. Michigan State 46 3. Ohio State 79 3. Iowa 89 4. Michigan State 60 5. Michigan 40 4. Illinois 66 4. Ohio State 88.8 5. Purdue 51 6. Ohio State 35 5. Penn State 63 5. Indiana 68 6. Ohio State 47 7. Minnesota 30 6. Minnesota 52 6. Michigan State 65 7. Iowa 43 8. Iowa 25.5 7. Michigan State 50 7. Wisconsin 63.1 8. Illinois 29 9. Purdue 24 8. Purdue 49 8. Illinois 50 9. Minnesota 15 9. Indiana 31 9. Minnesota 38 10. Northwestern 0 1991 at Iowa City Iowa 31 10. Purdue 26.5 1. Indiana 91 1984 at Champaign 2. Illinois 77 1998 at East Lansing 2005 at Ann Arbor 1. Wisconsin 104 3.
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