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NEWSLETTER Volume 4, No ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ NEWSLETTER Volume 4, No. 48 December 28, 2005 Year-End U.S. Women’s List etrack ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ — 2005 U.S. Women’s Lists — KEY TO LISTS These lists give the top 40 U.S. performers (and top 10 compiled by Bret Bloomquist performances, denoted by a — —) of the 2005 season, with (marks received and verified by 12/23/05) an appending of those foreign collegians whose marks fall into that range. In the wind-aided category, the domestics and foreign collegians are commingled (' after name = 100 METERS foreigner on windy list). Relay teams may contain non-U.S. 10.88 ......... Lauryn Williams (Nike) ............... 8/19 ......... Zürich GP nationals. 10.91 ......... ——Williams .............................. 7/05 .... Lausanne GP Open athletes and high schoolers have no notation before 10.93 ......... ——Williams .............................. 8/08 .......... World Ch their name. Collegians are noted by class: - = senior; * = 11.03 ......... ——Williams .............................. 8/08 .......... World Ch junior; **=soph; *** = frosh; ? = unknown. 11.04 ......... Lisa Barber (adidas) ................... 6/24 ..............USATF .................. ——Williams .............................. 9/09 ................. WAF (A) = altitude over 1000m (in affected events only). Wind- aided marks are those of greater than 2.0mps. Windy marks 11.05 ......... ——Barber ................................. 6/11 ............. Reebok are listed only if superior to the best legal mark (windy .................. ——Barber ................................. 8/26 ...... Brussels GP performances listed to level of legal performances). .................. Allyson Felix (adidas) ................. 9/19 ........ Yokohama .................. ——Williams .............................. 9/17 .......... Shanghai In the marathon and half-marathon lists, ' = aided course. **10 performances by 3 performers** Since most road runners are unaffiliated, a state affiliation 11.06 ......... LaTasha Colander (Nike) ........... 5/14 ...... Sánchez Inv represents their home, not a school. 11.09 ......... Muna Lee (Nike) ......................... 8/08 .......... World Ch 11.12 ......... **Marshevet Hooker (Tx) ............ 5/15 ............... Big 12 11.42 ......... -Halima DeCree (UNLV) ............. 5/27 ........... NCAA W 11.17 ......... Rachelle Boone-Smith (Nike) ..... 7/08 .......... Rome GP .................. ***Amberly Nesbitt (SC) ............. 4/09 . Knoxville Gator 11.23 ......... Angela Daigle (Nike) .................. 7/17 ............... Azusa 11.43 ......... *Antonette Carter (Cal) ............... 5/14 .............. Pac-10 11.24 ......... Stephanie Durst (Nike) ............... 7/10 ......... Réthymno 11.44 ......... -Khalilah Carpenter (SC) ............ 4/09 . Knoxville Gator 11.25 ......... ***Cleo Tyson (Tn) ..................... 5/15 .................. SEC .................. -Porchea Carroll (AzSt) .............. 4/16 ......... Sun Angel (10) .................. Ebony Collins (CaHS) ................ 7/14 ...... World Youth 11.26 ......... Monique Hennagan (Nike) ......... 5/14 ...... Sánchez Inv 11.45 ......... Connie Moore (Nike) .................. 4/16 ............ Sea Ray 11.28 ......... Marion Jones (Nike) ................... 4/30 ....... Ft-de-F GP 11.46 ......... Inger Miller (Nike) ....................... 5/07 ........... Kingston .................. *Ginnie Powell (USC) ................. 5/15 .............. Pac-10 11.47 ......... **Janice Davis (Stan) ................. 5/27 ........... NCAA W 11.29 ......... -Tremedia Brice (TxSn) .............. 7/17 ............... Azusa .................. ***Ashley Owens (LSU) .............. 5/14 .................. SEC .................. Amandi Rhett (Holy) ................... 4/17 ... Mt SAC Open .................. ***Shalonda Solomon (SC) ........ 5/15 .................. SEC Foreign Collegians: .................. Angela Williams (Nike) ............... 5/22 ............... adidas 11.17 ......... ***Kelly-Ann Baptiste (LSU-Tri) .. 6/25 ................ Tri Ch 11.32 ......... **Juanita Broaddus (BartCC) ...... 5/18 ............... JUCO 11.24 ......... -Sheri-Ann Brooks (FlInt-Jam) .... 4/16 ................ Miami .................. -LaKadron Ivery (Bay) ................ 5/15 ............... Big 12 11.29 ......... -Fana Ashby (Aub-Tri) ................ 6/25 ..... Port-of Spain 11.34 ......... -Monique Henderson (UCLA) ..... 4/16 ......... Sun Angel .................. *Tahesia Harrigan (Al-BVI) ......... 7/09 ............ CAC Ch (20) 11.35 ......... -Toyin Olupona (Tn-Can) ........... 7/15 .......... Winnipeg .................. -Alexis Weatherspoon (USC) ..... 5/14 .............. Pac-10 11.42 ......... -Daniele Browning (Aub-Jam) .... 6/25 ............. Jam Ch 11.35 ......... Wyllesheia Myrick (Nike) ............ 4/30 ....... Ft-de-F GP 11.44 ......... ***Tracy-Ann Rowe (Bart-Jam) ... 5/18 ............... JUCO 11.38 ......... Bianca Knight (MsHS) ................ 7/13 ...... World Youth 11.47 ......... **Sherry Fletcher (CAz-Grn) ....... 5/18 ............... JUCO .................. -Erica Whipple (SC) ................... 5/27 ............ NCAA E Wind-aided: .................. Kenyanna Wilson (AzHS) ........... 7/17 ............... Aurora 10.87 ......... Barber ........................................ 6/25 ..............USATF 11.39 ......... Alexandria Anderson (IlHS) ........ 6/17 ................. NON 10.99 ......... Lee ............................................. 6/25 ..............USATF .................. Lashaunte’a Moore (adidas) ....... 7/06 ....... Salamanca 11.00 ......... Brice ........................................... 4/09 ............ Texas R 11.40 ......... **Maryann Erigha (NDm) ............ 4/15 ............ P-Pit Inv 11.02 ......... Boone-Smith .............................. 6/25 ..............USATF 11.41 ......... **Tianna Madison (Tn) ............... 4/09 . Knoxville Gator 11.03 ......... Hooker ....................................... 4/09 ............ Texas R .................. Amber Robinson (unat) .............. 4/23 ........... Clermont 11.04 ......... Baptiste' ..................................... 4/09 ............ Texas R (30) 11.08 ......... Owens ........................................ 4/09 ............ Texas R 11.09 ......... Daigle ......................................... 6/25 ..............USATF © 2005 Track & Field News. All rights reserved. This 11.12 ......... Ashby' ........................................ 4/09 ............ Texas R 11.15 ......... Powell ........................................ 4/30 ....... UCLA-USC newsletter may not be reprinted or retransmitted in any 11.23 ......... Brooks' ....................................... 4/02 .............. SFl Inv form without express written permission. 11.25 ......... DeCree ...................................... 4/17 ............. Mt SAC www.trackandfieldnews.com .................. Ivery ........................................... 5/14 ............... Big 12 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ -344- December 28, 2005 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ 11.25 ........ L. Moore ..................................... 6/25 ..............USATF Foreign Collegians: .................. A. Williams ................................. 6/25 ..............USATF 22.80 ......... -Sheri-Ann Brooks (FlInt-Jam) .... 6/26 ............. Jam Ch 11.28 ......... Erigha ........................................ 4/17 ... Mt SAC Open 22.91i ........ -Fana Ashby (Aub-Tri) ................ 3/11 ......... NCAA Ind .................. Harrigan' .................................... 7/09 ............. Nassau 22.93 ......... ***Kelly-Ann Baptiste (LSU-Tri) .. 5/28 ......... NCAA ME 11.29 ......... Myrick ........................................ 4/23 .......... Kansas R 23.02i ........ -Hazel Ann Regis (LSU-Grn) ...... 2/27 ............ SEC Ind 11.30 ......... Olupona' ..................................... 7/15 .......... Winnipeg 23.25 ......... *Tahesia Harrigan (Al-BVI) ......... 5/28 ......... NCAA ME 11.31 ......... Carroll ........................................ 4/09 ............ Texas R 23.34 ......... -Shereefa Lloyd (TxT-Jam) ......... 5/15 ............... Big 12 .................. Weatherspoon ............................ 4/30 ....... UCLA-USC Wind-aided: 11.39 ......... Lolo Jones (TOly) ....................... 4/23 ......... LSU Alum 22.30 ......... Colander .................................... 7/22 ....... London GP 11.41 ......... -Sierra Hauser-Price (Mi) ............ 5/14 ............... Big 10 22.72 ......... Henderson ................................. 5/28 ........... NCAA W 11.43 ......... ***Jessica Onyepunuka (USC) ... 4/30 ....... UCLA-USC .................. Solomon ..................................... 4/09 . Knoxville Gator 11.44 ......... Cherrelle Garrett (CaHS) ............ 6/12 ..............Folsom 22.73 ......... Hooker ....................................... 5/14 ............... Big 12 .................. *Nina Mayes (Rice) .................... 4/09 ............ Texas R 22.74 ......... Brooks' ....................................... 5/28 ............ NCAA E 11.45 ......... -Marcia Fenton (CSDH) .............. 4/08 ........... Fullerton .................. Greggs ....................................... 5/28 ............ NCAA E .................. Joanna Hayes (Nike) .................. 4/17 ............. Mt SAC 22.84 ......... Tonette Dyer (Nike) .................... 4/17 ............. Mt SAC 23.10 ......... Whipple ...................................... 5/28 ............ NCAA E 200 METERS 23.12 ........
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