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NCAA Division I Championships Gilliam Indoor Track Stadium ͲͲ College Station, TX March 11Ͳ12, 2011 Women's Team Scores Men's Team Scores 17 of 17 Events Scores 17 of 17 Events Scores Pl Team Name Points Pl Team Name Points 1Oregon 67.00 1FloriDa 52.00 2Texas 38.00 2Texas A&M 40.00 3LSU 37.00 3BYU 34.00 4Arkansas 35.00 4LSU 31.00 5Texas A&M 32.00 5FloriDa State 30.00 6Oklahoma 25.00 6InDiana 27.00 7Arizona 24.00 6Minnesota 27.00 7Tennessee 24.00 8StanforD 20.00 9FloriDa State 22.00 8IoWa 20.00 10 Baylor 20.00 10 Texas 17.00 11 Clemson 19.00 11 Mississippi16.00 12 Villanova 18.00 11 Penn State 16.00 13 Southern Miss. 15.00 13 Oklahoma 14.00 13 TCU 15.00 13 Arizona 14.00 15 Stanford 14.00 15 Virginia Tech 13.50 15 BYU 14.00 16 Baylor 13.00 17 Nebraska 13.00 16 Iona 13.00 18 West Virginia 12.00 18 Kansas State 12.00 18 Michigan 12.00 18 Washington 12.00 18 Indiana State 12.00 20 Auburn 11.00 21 UCF 11.00 20 Nebraska 11.00 21 Southern Illinois 11.00 22 Alabama 10.00 23 Mississippi10.0022 Illinois 10.00 23 Connecticut 10.00 22 Arkansas 10.00 23 South Carolina 10.00 22 Clemson 10.00 26 Wake Forest 8.00 26 Connecticut 8.00 26 Duke 8.00 26 Tulsa 8.00 28 Maryland 7.00 26 Oregon 8.00 28 UTEP 7.00 26 Liberty 8.00 30 Iowa State 6.00 26 Missouri 8.00 30 Illinois State 6.00 26 Georgia 8.00 30 Kansas 6.00 26 Kansas 8.00 30 Virginia 6.00 33 Oral Roberts 6.00 30 Stony Brook 6.00 33 SE Louisiana 6.00 30 Louisville 6.00 33 Miami 6.00 36 Texas Tech 5.00 33 Texas Tech 6.00 36 East Carolina 5.00 33 George Mason 6.00 36 Indiana 5.00 33 TexasͲArlington 6.00 36 Wisconsin 5.00 39 Tennessee 5.00 40 Oklahoma State 4.00 39 Southern Illinois 5.00 40 Arizona State 4.00 39 Houston 5.00 40 South Florida 4.00 39 Northern Arizona 5.00 40 Princeton 4.00 39 Notre Dame 5.00 40 Ohio State 4.00 44 Maryland 4.50 45 SMU 3.00 44 Purdue 4.50 45 Penn State 3.00 46 Binghamton 4.00 45 Boston U. 3.00 46 Michigan State 4.00 45 Kansas State 3.00 46 California 4.00 45 Dayton 3.00 46 Air Force 4.00 Page 1 of 2 3/12/2011 7:52:56PM Results available at flashresults.com NCAA Division I Championships Gilliam Indoor Track Stadium ͲͲ College Station, TX March 11Ͳ12, 2011 50 Boston College2.0050 USC 3.00 50 Columbia 2.00 50 Wisconsin 3.00 50 Alabama 2.00 50 UCLA 3.00 50 Georgetown 2.00 50 Mid. Tenn. State 3.00 50 Illinois 2.00 50 North Carolina 3.00 50 Iowa 2.00 50 New Mexico 3.00 50 Minnesota 2.00 56 Idaho State 2.50 57 Wichita State 1.00 57 Eastern Illinois 2.00 57 Louisiana Tech 1.00 57 Washington St. 2.00 57 Michigan State 1.00 57 Villanova 2.00 57 Auburn 1.00 57 Kentucky 2.00 57 California 1.00 57 South Carolina 2.00 57 Colorado 1.00 57 Delaware State 2.00 57 Loyola Marymount 1.00 57 Mississippi St. 2.00 64 Providence 1.00 64 Buffalo 1.00 Page 2 of 2 3/12/2011 7:52:56PM Results available at flashresults.com NCAA Division I Championships Gilliam Indoor Track Stadium ͲͲ College Station, TX March 11Ͳ12, 2011 Women's 60 Meter Dash 3Tiffany TownsendSRBaylor 22.90 6 4Candyce McGroneJROklahoma 23.00 5 Records 5Dominique DuncanJRTexas A&M 23.03 4 American Gail Devers Ͳ Marion Jo 6.95 Collegiate Angela Williams Southern Californ 7.09 6Semoy HackettJRLSU 23.21 3 NCAA Meet Angela Williams Southern Californ 7.13 7Amber PurvisJROregon 23.26 2 Facility LaKya Brookins S. Carolina 7.13 8Aurieyall ScottFRUCF 23.32 1 Final Saturday March 12 Prelim Friday March 11 Three heats. Winner plus next 5 fastest advance to Final. Five heats. Top 8 fastest times advance to a 2 section Final. PlAthlete Name Affiliation Time Final seeded as per Rule 10Ͳ5.1b 1Lakya BrookinsSR South Carolina 7.09 C 10 PlAthlete Name Affiliation Time 1Candyce McGroneJR Oklahoma 22.84 q 2Jessica YoungSRTCU 7.17 8 2Kimberlyn DuncanSO LSU 22.97 q 3Kenyanna WilsonSRLSU 7.18 6 3Jeneba TarmohJR Texas A&M 22.98 q 4Scottesha MillerSROklahoma 7.20 5 4Tiffany TownsendSR Baylor 23.01 q 5Amber PurvisJROregon 7.22 4 5Semoy HackettJR LSU 23.05 q 6Tiffany TownsendSRBaylor 7.28 3 6Dominique DuncanJR Texas A&M 23.09 q 7Aurieyall ScottFRUCF 7.28 2 7Aurieyall ScottFR UCF 23.16 q 8Semoy HackettJRLSU 7.29 1 8Amber PurvisJR Oregon 23.17 q Prelim Friday March 11 9Jasmine ChaneySR Arizona State 23.20 Three heats. Winner plus next 5 fastest advance to Final. 10 Nivea SmithJR Auburn 23.21 PlAthlete Name Affiliation Time 11 Stormy KendrickSO Clemson 23.43 1Lakya BrookinsSR South Carolina 7.13 Q M 12 Shavon GreavesSR Penn State 23.47 2Aurieyall ScottFR UCF 7.19 Q 13 Sheniqua FergusonSR Auburn 23.50 3Amber PurvisJR Oregon 7.20 q 14 Rebecca AlexanderJR LSU 23.52 4Semoy HackettJR LSU 7.22 Q 15 Dominique BookerFR UCF 23.61 5Scottesha MillerSR Oklahoma 7.22 q 16 Christie JonesSR Houston 24.06 6Kenyanna WilsonSR LSU 7.22 q 17 Tarika WilliamsJR Miami 24.09 7Tiffany TownsendSR Baylor 7.23 q 8Jessica YoungSR TCU 7.23 q 9Chastity RiggienSR Southern Miss. 7.26 Women's 400 Meter Dash 10 Dominique BookerFR UCF 7.27 Records 11 Marecia PembertonFR Florida State 7.27 American Francena McCorory 50.54 12 Candyce McGroneJR Oklahoma 7.28 Collegiate Francena McCorory Hampton 50.54 NCAA Meet Francena McCorory Hampton 50.54 13 Stormy KendrickSO Clemson 7.30 Facility Francena McCrory Hampton 51.55 14 Jeneba TarmohJR Texas A&M 7.33 15 Kimberlyn DuncanSO LSU 7.36 Final Saturday March 12 16 TrishaͲAnn Hawthorne SRConnecticut 7.37 Four heats. Top 8 fastest times advance to a 2 section Final. 17 Sheniqua FergusonSR Auburn 7.38 Final seeded as per Rule 10Ͳ5.1b PlAthlete Name Affiliation Time 18 Madison McnaryJR Ohio State 7.39 1Jessica BeardSR Texas A&M 50.79 F 10 19 Christina ManningJR Ohio State 7.46 2Regina GeorgeSOArkansas 52.30 8 20 Funmi AlabiSO Virginia Tech 7.47 3Shelise WilliamsSRArkansas 52.44 6 4Endurance AbinuwaJRUTEP 53.06 5 Women's 200 Meter Dash 5 Angele CooperJRTexas 53.15 4 Records 6Diamond DixonFRKansas 53.32 3 American Michelle Collins 22.18 7Sharay HaleJRColumbia 54.22 2 Collegiate Bianca Knight Texas 22.40 8Marlena WeshSOClemson 1:02.89 1 NCAA Meet Bianca Knight Texas 22.40 Facility Murielle Ahoure Miami 22.80 Prelim Friday March 11 Four heats. Top 8 fastest times advance to a 2 section Final. Final Friday March 11 Final seeded as per Rule 10Ͳ5.1b Five heats. Top 8 fastest times advance to a 2 section Final. PlAthlete Name Affiliation Time Final seeded as per Rule 10Ͳ5.1b 1Jessica BeardSR Texas A&M 51.64 q PlAthlete Name Affiliation Time 2Shelise WilliamsSR Arkansas 52.65 q 1 Kimberlyn DuncanSOLSU 22.85 10 3Regina GeorgeSO Arkansas 52.69 q 2Jeneba TarmohJRTexas A&M 22.88 8 4Marlena WeshSO Clemson 52.88 q Page 1 of 11 3/12/2011 7:50:13PM Results available at flashresults.com Women's 400 Meter Dash Records Women's 1 Mile Run American Francena McCorory 50.54 Records Collegiate Francena McCorory Hampton 50.54 American Mary Slaney 4:20.50 NCAA Meet Francena McCorory Hampton 50.54 Collegiate Jenny Barringer Colorado 4:25.91 Facility Francena McCrory Hampton 51.55 NCAA Meet Sarah Bowman Tennessee 4:29.72 Facility Jenny Barringer Colorado 4:25.91 5Angele CooperJR Texas 52.91 q 6Sharay HaleJR Columbia 52.98 q Final Saturday March 12 7Endurance AbinuwaJR UTEP 53.02 q Two heats. Top 4 plus next 2 fastest advance to Final. 8Diamond DixonFR Kansas 53.06 q Two waterfall start, Two turn stagger. (5,3),(5,3),Final: (6,4) PlAthlete Name Affiliation Time 9Ciara ShortSR Cal St. Fullerton 53.11 1Jordan HasaySOOregon 4:33.01 10 10 Cassandra TateJR LSU 53.31 2Kate Van BuskirkSRDuke 4:33.71 8 11 Kendra ChambersSO Texas 53.36 3Zoe BuckmanSROregon 4:33.76 6 12 Kristal JuarezSR TCU 53.52 4Anne KesselringSOOregon 4:34.96 5 13 StaceyͲAnn SmithJR Texas 53.61 5Amanda WinslowSOFlorida State 4:35.16 4 14 Briana NelsonFR Texas 53.69 6Keri BlandSRWest Virginia 4:35.24 3 15 Whitney JonesJR Arkansas 53.69 7Caroline KingJRBoston College 4:36.00 2 16 Afiya WalkerSR Wyoming 54.69 8Emma CoburnJRColorado 4:36.08 1 9Ashley VerplankSO North Carolina 4:36.17 Women's 800 Meter Run 10 Cory McGeeFR Florida 4:41.52 Records Prelim Friday March 11 American Nicole Teter 1:58.71 Collegiate Nicole Cook Tennessee 2:00.75 Two heats. Top 4 plus next 2 fastest advance to Final. NCAA Meet Hazel Clark Tennessee 2:01.77 Two waterfall start, Two turn stagger. (5,3),(5,3),Final: (6,4) PlAthlete Name Affiliation Time Facility Phoebe Wright Tennessee 2:02.84 1Zoe BuckmanSR Oregon 4:35.47 Q Final Saturday March 12 2Kate Van BuskirkSR Duke 4:35.52 Q Two heats.
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