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5000 METERS 1982 (Provo, June 05) 5000 METERS 1982 (Provo, June 05) ........................................................................(A) (25 contestants, 14 finalists; Q—16:59.23) 1. Kathy Bryant (Tennessee) ................................. So ..............16:10.41 (MR) 2. Kathy Hayes (Oregon) ....................................... Fr ................16:22.80 3. Eryn Forbes (Oregon) ........................................ Jr ................16:27.71 4. Eva Ernström' (San Diego State) ....................... Fr ................16:31.33 5. Kim Schnurpfeil (Stanford) ................................ Jr ................16:37.05 (all under old MR) 6. Jill Molen (Utah) ................................................ Jr ................16:49.17 7. Pia Palladino' (Georgetown) .............................. Jr ................16:52.33 8. Patty Gray (UC Davis) ....................................... So ..............16:54.53 (Heats [June 02]: I–1. Forbes 16:42.74 MR. II–1. Ernström' 16:40.57 MR) 1983 (Houston, June 04) (28 contestants, 14 finalists; Q—16:21.26) 1. Betty Springs (NC State) ................................... Jr ................15:51.97 (MR) 2. Kathy Hayes (Oregon) ....................................... So ..............15:53.73 (under old MR) 3. Wendy Van Mierlo' (Illinois State) ...................... Sr ...............16:06.05 4. Lisa Martin' (Oregon) ........................................ Sr ...............16:07.83 5. Katie Ishmael (Wisconsin) ................................. Fr ................16:10.69 6. Nan Doak (Iowa) ............................................... Jr ................16:16.31 7. Martha White (Virginia) ...................................... Sr ...............16:21.62 8. Tori Neubauer (Wisconsin–La Crosse) .................. Jr ................16:24.93 (Heats [June 02]: I–1. Springs 15:57.66 MR) (defending champ Bryant injured?) All-Time NCAA Women’s Results—© E. Garry Hill/T&FN 2020 -120- 1984 (Eugene, June 02) (16 contestants, 14 finalists; Q—16:50.13) 1. PattiSue Plumer (Stanford) ................................ Sr ...............15:39.38 (MR) 2. Alison Wiley' (Stanford) ..................................... So ..............15:45.62 (under old MR) 3. Lynn Nelson (Arizona State) .............................. So ..............15:58.57 4. Edel Hackett' (Arkansas) ................................... So ..............16:01.93 5. Kim Bird' (East Tennessee State) ...................... Sr ...............16:02.27 6. Paula Renzi (Penn State) ................................... Jr ................16:04.05 7. Kathy Ormsby (NC State) .................................. Fr ................16:19.79 8. Eryn Forbes (Oregon) ........................................ Sr ...............16:21.45 (defending champ Springs fifth-year senior, did not return) 1985 (Austin, June 01) (29 contestants, 12 finalists; Q—16:22.29) 1. Sabrina Dornhoefer (Missouri) .......................... Sr ...............15:42.22 2. Sue Schroeder (Michigan) ................................. Jr ................15:42.7h 3. Kathy Hayes (Oregon) ....................................... Sr ...............15:42.7h 4. Nora Collas (Houston) ....................................... Jr ................15:44.7h 5. Christine McMiken' (Oklahoma State) ............... Jr ................15:45.7h 6. Kirsten O’Hara (Cal) .......................................... Fr ................15:46.8h 7. Anne Schweitzer (Texas) ................................... Fr ................15:51.52 8. Lynn Nelson (Arizona State) .............................. Jr ................15:57.36 1986 (Indianapolis, June 07) (13 started and finished) 1. Stephanie Herbst (Wisconsin) ........................... So ..............15:42.36 2. Sue Schroeder (Michigan) ................................. Sr ...............15:44.27 3. Patty Murray (Western Illinois) .......................... Jr ................15:48.21 4. Anne Schweitzer (Texas) ................................... Jr ................16:04.13 5. Alison Wiley' (Stanford) ..................................... Sr ...............16:13.03 6. Chris Vanatta (Kansas State)............................. Jr ................16:19.48 7. Janet Smith (NC State) ..................................... So ..............16:19.53 8. Lori Wolter (Wisconsin) ..................................... Fr ................16:22.51 All-Time NCAA Women’s Results—© E. Garry Hill/T&FN 2020 -121- 1987 (Baton Rouge, June 06) (13 started and finished) 1. Anne Schweitzer (Texas) ................................... Sr ...............15:46.00 2. Annette Hand (Oregon) ..................................... Jr ................15:47.74 3. Sylvia Mosqueda (Cal State LA) ........................ Jr ................15:50.20 4. Caroline Mullen' (Western Michigan) ................. So ..............15:56.30 5. Jackie Goodman' (Oklahoma State) ................. So ..............15:56.98 6. Penny Graves (Oregon) ..................................... Jr ................15:58.01 7. Patty Murray (Western Illinois) .......................... Sr ...............16:05.68 8. Beth McMacken (BU) ........................................ Sr ...............16:22.60 (defending champ Herbst injured, redshirted) 1988 (Eugene, June 04) (16 started and finished) 1. Annette Hand (Oregon) ..................................... Sr ...............15:38.47 (MR) 2. Jackie Goodman' (Oklahoma State) ................. Jr ................15:41.42 3. Tina Ljungberg' (UTEP) ..................................... Jr ................15:48.61 4. Penny Graves (Oregon) ..................................... Sr ...............15:50.41 5. Trina Leopold (Texas) ........................................ Sr ...............15:52.17 6. Sylvia Mosqueda (Cal State LA) ........................ Sr ...............15:54.01 7. Patty Matava (Virginia) ...................................... Sr ...............16:09.02 8. Elspeth Turner' (Alabama) ................................. So ..............16:11.53 1989 (Provo, June 03) ........................................................................(A) (18 started, 14 finished) 1. Valerie McGovern' (Kentucky) ........................... Jr ................16:17.20 2. Tina Ljungberg' (UTEP) ..................................... Sr ...............16:18.47 3. Jackie Goodman' (Oklahoma State) ................. Sr ...............16:25.75 4. Jody Dunston (UTSA) ....................................... Sr ...............16:34.99 5. Mindy Rowand (Michigan) ................................ Jr ................16:37.24 6. Wilma van Onna' (UTEP) ................................... Jr ................16:43.80 7. Liz Wilson (Oregon) ........................................... Jr ................16:44.49 8. Lisa Stone (Baylor) ............................................ So ..............16:44.95 All-Time NCAA Women’s Results—© E. Garry Hill/T&FN 2020 -122- 1990 (Durham, June 02 (14 started and finished) 1. Valerie McGovern' (Kentucky) ........................... Sr ...............15:45.72 (first 2-time winner) 2. Laurie Gomez (NC State) .................................. So ..............16:02.69 3. Whitney Ball (Appalachian State) ...................... Sr ...............16:13.20 4. Pam Hinton (Wisconsin) .................................... Sr ...............16:15.56 5. Jennifer Bessel (Long Beach State) .................. Sr ...............16:16.82 6. Wendy Frazier (Florida) ..................................... Jr ................16:17.50 7. Karen Hoffman (Georgia Tech) .......................... Sr ...............16:18.43 8. Kate Fonshell (Villanova) ................................... So ..............16:18.57 1991 (Eugene, June 01) (16 contestants, 12 finalists; Q—16:47.34) 1. Laurie Gomez (NC State) .................................. So ..............16:07.96 2. Patty Wiegand (Tennessee) ............................... Sr ...............16:09.59 3. Natalie Nalepa (Baylor) ..................................... Sr ...............16:25.16 4. Juliet Prowse' (Nebraska) ................................. Sr ...............16:28.89 5. Donna Levy (Oklahoma State) .......................... Jr ................16:35.08 6. Kay Gooch' (Oklahoma) .................................... Fr ................16:41.26 7. Pam Hunt (Cornell) ............................................ Fr ................16:41.93 8. Francine Dumas (NC State) .............................. Sr ...............16:43.35 1992 (Austin, June 06) (16 contestants, 12 finalists; Q—17:01.78) 1. Monique Ecker (Oklahoma) ............................... Sr ...............16:18.72 2. Sandy Ham (Colorado State) ............................ Sr ...............16:24.26 3. Tracy Dahl (Iowa)............................................... Jr ................16:29.50 4. Katy McCandless (Princeton) ............................ Sr ...............16:31.41 5. Janice Brown (Wake Forest) ............................. Sr ...............16:33.87 6. Molly Cullen (Miami/Ohio) ................................. Sr ...............16:43.52 7. Heather Warner (Alabama) ................................ So ..............16:47.57 8. Deena Drossin (Arkansas) ................................. Fr ................16:49.30 (defending champ Gomez 3rd in 3000) All-Time NCAA Women’s Results—© E. Garry Hill/T&FN 2020 -123- 1993 (New Orleans, June 05) (17 contestants, 12 finalists; Q—16:45.78) 1. Kay Gooch' (Oklahoma) .................................... Jr ................16:31.02 2. Molly McClimon (Michigan) ............................... Jr ................16:33.38 3. Brenda Sleeuwenhoek'
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