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^- 1986 NCAA OUTDOOR TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS, MEN'S FINAL STANDINGS 1, Southern Methodist Univ. 53 Univ. of Michigan 4 2. Washington State Univ. 52 55. Boston College 3 3. Univ. of Texas 47 56. Southwestern Louisiana 2.5 4, Univ. of Arkansas 35 57. Rice Univ. 2 Univ. of Alabama 35 Univ. of Kansas 2 6, Texas A&M Univ. 31 Georgia Tech Univ. 2 7. Univ. of Oregon 30 Univ. of Mississippi 2 8. UCLA 29 61. Univ. of Notre Dame 1 9, USC 27.5 Cornell Univ. 1 10. UTEP 25 Bakersfield State 1 Fresno State Univ. 25 Lamar Univ. 1 12, Berkeley 19 13, Louisiana State Univ. 17 14. Houston Univ. Park 16.5 15. Auburn Univ. 16 16. Texas Christian Univ. 15 Villanova Univ. 15 18. North Carolina St. Univ. 14 Iowa State Univ. 14 Texas Southern Univ. 14 21, Kansas State Univ. 13 Univ. of Tennessee 13 Baylor Univ. 13 24, Brigham Young Univ. 12 25. Stanford Univ. 11.5 26, Indiana Univ. 11 Boston Univ. 11 Univ. of Washington 11 Univ. of Missouri Columbia 11 30, Clemson Univ. 10.5 31, Univ. of Pittsburgh 10 Abilene Christian 10 Marquette Univ. 10 Florida State Univ. 10 35, Oklahoma State Univ. 8 Univ. of Texas Arlington 8 Eastern Washington Univ. 8 38, Mississippi State Univ. 7 39, Univ. of Georgia 6 Univ. of North Carolina Chapel Hill Dartmouth College 6 San Jose State Univ. 6 East Carolina Univ. 6 Univ. of Minnesota 6 Florida A&M Univ. 6 46, Iona College 5 Manhattan College 5 Eastern Michigan Univ. 5 Texas Tech 5 College of William & Mary 5 51, Univ. of Illinois 4.5 52, Univ. of Florida 4 Syracuse Univ. 4 1986 NCAA OUTDOOR TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS, WOMEN'S FINAL STANDINGS 1. Univ. of Texas Austin 65 2. Univ. of Alabama 55 3. Texas Southern Univ. 47 4. Univ. of Tennessee 37 USC 37 6. Stanford Univ. 29 7. Univ. of Wisconsin 25 UCLA 25 9. Univ. of Florida 21 10. Washington State Univ. 20 11. Univ. of Georgia 19 12. Louisiana State Univ. 18 Kansas State Univ. 18 14. Florida State Univ. 17 Univ. of Texas El Paso 17 16. Oklahoma State Univ. 16 17. Houston University Park 15 18. Univ. of Arizona 14 19. Rice Univ. 13 20. Morgan State Univ. 12 San Diego State Univ. 12 22. Univ. of Washington 11.5 23. Abilene Christian 11 Univ. of Michigan 11 Clemson Univ. 11 Indiana Univ. 11 27. Auburn Univ. 10 Miami Univ. (OH) 10 Univ. of Nebraska 10 Univ. of Kentucky 10 31. Boston Univ. 8 Berkeley 8 33. Brigham Young Univ. 7 34. Duke Univ. 6 Western Illinois Univ. 6 Eastern Kentucky Univ. 6 George Mason Univ. 6 Purdue Univ. 6 Howard Univ. 6 40. Univ. of Missouri Columbia 5 Michigan State Univ. 5 North Carolina State 5 Texas Christian Univ. 5 Ohio State Univ. 5 45. Temple Univ. 4 46. Oregon State Univ. 3 Univ. of Delaware 3 Delaware State College 3 Cal State Los Angeles 3 50. Southern Illinois Univ. 2 Appalachian State Univ. 2 Villanova Univ. 2 Florida A&M Univ. 2 Univ. of Illinois 2 55. Fresno State Univ. 1.5 56. Prairie View A&M Univ. 1 57. Univ. of Virginia 1 1986 NCAA INDIVIDUAL EVENT CHAMPIONS Men: Pole Vault, Jeff Pasco, Arkansas, 5.50m — 18-0**, 6-6-86 Long Jump, Eric Metcalf, Texas-Austin, 8.24m — 27-0^, 6-6-86 **400m hurdles, Danny Harris, Iowa State, 48.33, 6-6-86 (NCAA Record) 200m, Floyd Herd, Texas A&M, 20.34m — 6-6-86 Javelin, Dag Wennlund, Texas-Austin, 78.86m — 258-9, 6-6-86 800m, Fred Williams, Abilene Christian, 1:46.61, 6-6-86 Shot Put, Lars Nilsen, Southern Methodist, 21.22m — 69-7*$, 6-6-86 3,000m Steeplechase, Julius Korir, Washington State, 8:21.17, 6-6-86 4 x lop, Texas Christian, (Roscoe Tatum, Andrew Smith, Leroy Reid, Greg Sholars), 38.46, 6-6-86 (NCAA, Collegiate, Stadium records) 10,000m, Keith Hanson, Marquette, 29:02.68, 6-6-86 Hammer, Ken Flax, Oregon, 78.34m —257-0, 6-7-86 (NCAA, Collegiate American record) 110m hurdles, Keith Talley, Alabama, 13.36, 6-7-86 400m, Gabriel Tiacoh, Washington State, 44.30, 6-7-86 (NCAA, Collegiate, Stadium record) 5000m, Terry Brahm, Indiana, 13:56.64, 6-7-86 100m, Lee McRae, Pittsburgh, 10.11, 6-7-86 Triple Jump, Kenny Harrison, Kansas State, 17.07m — 56-0, 6-7-86 High Jump, James Lott, Texas-Austin, 2.21m — 7-3, 6-7-86 Decathlon, Mike Ramos, Washington, 8,261 points, 6-6/7-86 1500m, Dub Myers, Oregon, 3:41.72, 6-7-86 Discus, Olav Jenssen, Texas-El Paso, 60.40m - 198-2, 6-7-86 4 x 400, Southern Methodist (Harold Spells, Rod Jones, Roy Martin, Kevin Robinzine), 3:01.62, 6-7-86 Women: #10,000m, Stephanie Herbst, Wisconsin, 32:32.75, 6-4-86 (NCAA, Stadium, Colle iate records) . Heptathlon, Jolanda Jones, Houston, 5,826 points, 6-4/5-»b *Shot Put, Regina Cavanaugh, Rice, 17.31m — 56-9*5, 6-6-86 Javelin, Helena Uusitalo, Washington, 58.86m — 193-1, 6~6~°6Q, Long Jump, Cynthia Henry, Texas-El Paso, 6.54m — 21-5^, 6-6-86 400m hurdles, Maria Usifo, Texas Southern, 55.16, 6-6-86 (Stadium Record) # *200m, Juliet Cuthbert, Texas-Austin, 22.71, 6-6-86 ' 3,000m, Lisa Breiding, Kentucky, 9:11.39, 6-6-86 800m7~Karen Bakewell, Miami (Ohio), 2:00.85, 6-6-86 (NCAA Record) # 4~]Tl00, Texas Southern (Moswumola Soneye, Linda Eseimo, Mary Onyali, Maria Usifo), 43.71, 6-6-86 n oo _ 0 _ _ QC High Jump, Rita Graves, Kansas State, 1.88m — 6-2, b-/-«b Discus, foni Lutjens, UCLA, 55.82m — 183-2, 6-7-86 100m hurdles, Rosalind Council, Auburn, 13.03, 6-7-86 400m, Lilly Leatherwood, Alabama, 51.23, 6-7-86 1500m, Alisa Harvey, Tennessee, 4:17.48, 6-7-86 #100m, Juliet Cuthbert, Texas-Austin, 11.27, 6-7-86 #5000m, Stephanie Herbst, Wisconsin, 15:42.36, 6-7-86 Triple Jump, Terri Gurner, Texas-Austin, 13.66m — 44-9 3/4, 6-7-86 4 x 400m, Tennessee (Carla McLaughlin, Robin Benjamin, Lavonna Martin, Ilrey Oliver), 3:29.35, 6-7-86 *Denotes repeat champion; Harris' win was third consecutive in this event #Denotes double winner; Wisconsin's Stephanie Herbst won both the 10,000m and the 5000m while Juliet Cuthbert of Texas-Austin won the 100m and 200m RECORDS SET AT 1986 NCAA OUTDOOR TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS: NCAA RECORDS: oo ^e oc Women's — 10,000m, Stephanie Herbst, Wisconsin, 32:32.75, 6-4-86, breaks Kathy Hayes, Oregon, 32:43.81, 1984 Shot Put, Regina Cavanaugh, Rice, 54-6*s (in qualifying), 6-4-86, breaks Ramona Pagel, San Diego State, 56-8, 1984 Heptathlon. 100m hurdles, Cheryl Wilson, LSU, 13.64, 6-4-86 800m, Karen Bakewell, Miami, 2:00.85, 6-6-86, breaks Claudette Groenendaal, Oregon, 2:01.20, 5-27-83 Triple Jump, Esmeralda Garcia, Florida State, 13.68m — 44-10 3/4 (in qualifying), breaks Wendy Brown, USC, 44-6 3/4, 5-30-85 100m, Gail Devers, UCLA, 11.12, 6-5-86 (in trials), breaks Jeanette Bolden, UCLA,11.16, 1982 Men's — 400m hurdles, Danny Harris, Iowa State, 48.33 breaks own mark of 48.42, 5-27-85 4 x lop, Texas Christian (Roscoe Tatum, Andrew Smith, Leroy Reid, Greg Sholars), 38.46, 6-6-86, breaks Houston, 38.53, 1982 Hammer, Ken Flax, Oregon, 78.34m — 257-0, 6-7-86, breaks own mark of 255-1 from trials, 6-5-86; previous mark by Tore Gustafsson, Washington State, 246-10, 5-31-85 4Q0m, Gabriel Tiacoh, Washington State, 44.30, 6-7-86, breaks Burt Cameron, Texas-El Paso, 44.58, 1981 STADIUMWomen's RECORDS:— 10,000m,•* Stephanie Herbst, Wisconsin, 32:32.75, 6-4-86,,,„,,, breaks Francier. Larrieu Smith, New Balance, 1985, 32:18.29 4Q0m hurdles, Maria Usifo, Texas Southern, 55.16, 6-6-86, breaks Anna Kastelskaya, USSR, 1982, 55.47 Triple Jump, Esmeralda Garcia, Florida State, 13.68m — 44-10 3/4, (in qualifying), 6-5-86, breaks Wendy Brown, USC, 44-6 3/4, 5-30-85 5000m,Stephanie Herbst, Wisconsin, 15:42.36, 6-7-86, breaks Sue Schroeder, Michigan, 15:50.95, 1985 Men's — 4 x 100, Texas Christian (Roscoe Tatum, Andrew Smith, Leroy Reid, Greg Sholars), 38.46, 6-6-86, breaks Houston, 38.53, 1982 ^OOm, Gabriel Tiacoh, Washington State, 44.30, 6-7-86, breaks Sunder Nix, Indiana, 44.68, 1983 COLLEGIATE RECORDS: ,,«,,_ , v .. • Women's — 10,000m, Stephanie Herbst, Wisconsin, 32.32.75, 6-4-86, breaks Katie Ishmael, Wisconsin, 33:37.37, 6-17-84 Triple Jump, Esmeralda Garcia, Florida State, 13.68m — 44-10 3/4 (in qualifying), 6-5-86, breaks Wendy Brown, USC, 13.58m — 44-6 3/4, 5-30-85 ^records, page 2 COLLEGIATE RECORDS, cont. Men's — 4 x 100, Texas Christian (Roscoe Tatum, Andrew Smith, Leroy Reid, Greg Sholars), 38.46, 6-6-86, breaks Houston, 38.53, 1982 Hammer, Ken Flax, Oregon, 78.34m — 257.0, 6-7-86, breaks Matt Mileham, Fresno State, 77.02m — 252-8, 5-11-84 400m, Gabriel Tiacoh, Washington State, 44.30, 6-7-86, breaks Lee Evans, San Jose State, 43.89, 1968 AMERICAN RECORDS: Women's — Triple Jump, Terri Turner, Texas, 13.66m — 44-9 3/4, 6-5-86 (in qualifying), breaks Wendy Brown, Puma, 13.37m — 43-2*5, 6-16-85 Men's — Hammer, Ken Flax, Oregon, 78.34m — 257-0, 6-7-86, breaks Jud Logan, New York Athletic Club, 77.24m — 253-5, 1985 WORLD BEST: Women's — Triple Jump, Esmeralda Garcia, Florida State, 13.68m — 44-10 3/4, (in qualifying), 6-5-86, breaks Wendy Brown, USC, 13.58m — 44-6 3/4, 5-30-85 10,000 METER RUN, WOMEN FINAL EVENT#1 NCAA OUTDOOR CHAMPIONSHIP I.U.P.U.I TRACK STADIUM JUNE 4, 1986 Final: 9:40 P-WEDNESDAY RECORDS - WORLD 30:59.42 INGRID KRISTANSEN (NOR) 7-27-85 COLLEGIATE 32:37.37 .
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    2017-18 Big Ten Records Book

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