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Brigetta Barrett School Arizona Class Senior Event(S) High Jump Hometown Wappingers Falls, N.Y WOMEN’S FINALISTS Brigetta Barrett School Arizona Class Senior Event(s) High Jump Hometown Wappingers Falls, N.Y. High School Duncanville HS 2013 Performance Ledger Awards & Accolades Event Date Rnd Mark Place Race Notes Meet Location • NCAA Division I Indoor High Jump Champion --- INDOOR --- • NCAA Division I Outdoor High Jump Champion HJ Jan 25 FNL 1.91m 6-3¼ 1 Razorback Team Fayetteville, Ark. • MPSF High Jump Champion (Indoor) Feb 16 FNL 1.87m 6-1½ 2/1c Millrose Games New York, N.Y. Feb 23 FNL 1.88m 6-2 1 MPSF Seattle, Wash. • Pac-12 High Jump Champion (Outdoor) Mar 9 FNL 1.95m 6-4¾ 1 CL NCAA Fayetteville, Ark. • Outdoor Collegiate High Jump Record • Dual Meet High Jump Record --- OUTDOOR --- • Indoor 1st Team All-America in High Jump 400 Apr 6 FNL 55.13 5 Jim Click Tucson, Ariz. • Outdoor 1st Team All-America in High Jump Apr 27 FNL 55.04 4 NAU-UA-ASU Tempe, Ariz. • National Women’s Field Athlete of the Year (Outdoor) May 12 p 55.63 (15) 4h4 Pac-12 Los Angeles, Calif. • Pac-12 Women’s Field Athlete of the Year (Outdoor) 2013 Synopsis HJ Mar 29 FNL 1.94m 6-4¼ 1 Stan Inv Palo Alto, Calif. Arizona senior Brigetta Barrett closed out her collegiate career Apr 20 FNL 1.89m 6-2¼ 1 Mt. SAC Relays Walnut, Calif. on a high note after sweeping both the indoor and outdoor Apr 27 FNL 1.94m 6-4¼ 1 NAU-UA-ASU Tempe, Ariz. NCAA Division I high jump titles for the third consecutive May 11 FNL 1.99m 6-6¼ 1 CR, 1C; CL Pac-12 Los Angeles, Calif. season and setting the outdoor collegiate record and the all- May 24 p 1.79mq 5-10½ 1 NCAA Prelims Austin, Texas time dual meet record in the event, all while going unbeaten May 25 FNL 1.91m 6-3¼ 3 New York GP New York, N.Y. against collegians in 10 event finals between the indoor Jun 8 FNL 1.95m 6-4¾ 1 X, =9C NCAA Eugene, Ore. and outdoor seasons. She cleared winning heights of 6-3¼ (1.91m) in seven of those finals, and five times took attempts at breaking the collegiate record -- succeeding at the Pac-12 Championships with a clearance of 6-6¼ (1.99m). Her brief four-event indoor season culminated with a season’s- best clearance of 6-4¾ (1.95m) to take the NCAA Division I indoor title by two inches over the nearest competitor. She missed just once through her first seven heights before taking three tries at an indoor collegiate-record 6-6¼ (1.99m), which she did not clear but eventually would during the outdoor season. Her previous season’s best prior to the indoor championships had been a clearance of 6-3¼ (1.91m) in her 2013 debut at the Razorback Team Invitational. Her outdoor season was one for the record books, as she not only claimed the Division I Outdoor high jump title but also set collegiate and all-time dual meet records along the way with two of the ten best clearances in collegiate history. Just as she did indoors, she took the outdoor Division I title with a winning height of 6-4¾ (1.95m), this time with a bit more drama as she cleared her final height on her third attempt, before taking three tries at a new collegiate record of 6-6¾ (2.00m). The record she was attempting to usurp was none other than her own, set a month prior at the Pac-12 Championships. After a long build-up featuring 13 heights cleared in one attempt and five others on which she passed, she was successful on her third and final attempt at 6-6¼ (1.99m) to break the previous collegiate record of 6-6 (1.98m) held by Amy Acuff of UCLA (1995) and Kajsa Bergqvist of SMU (1999). She then missed on three attempts at 6-7½ (2.02m). The collegiate record wasn’t the only all-time mark she took from Acuff, as Barrett cleared 6-4¼ at the Arizona-Arizona State-Northern Arizona tri meet to surpass Acuff’s all-time # (or X or CR), #C - Position on the all-time collegiate performers list (CR is colelgiate record; X denotes ranked with better mark), all-time collegiate performance rank dual meet high jump record of 6-4 (1.93m) set in 1995. That (ex. 2, 4C means the performer is No. 2 on the all-time collegiate list, while their time is ranked No. 4 all-time among collegiate marks - the performer above them has multiple marks better) was also Barrett’s winning height at the Stanford Invitational (a-c: #, #C) - All-conditions ranking in collegiate history, including wind-aided performances =# or =#C is a tie on performer/performance list to launch her 2013 outdoor campaign. CB - Combined event result (=)CL - 2013 Collegiate Leading Mark (=)CL/a-c - 2013 Collegiate Leading Mark (all conditions).
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