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2013 Ncaa Women 2013 NCAA WOMEN Eugene, Oregon—Hayward Field, June 05–08 (attendance 9001/9835/10,128/11,482—40,446) (all 4 days were warm & sunny; first 3 days high of 84/29C, last day high of 82/28C; frequently breezy) TEAM SCORES 1. Kansas ..................................................................................60 2. Texas A&M ............................................................................44 3. Oregon ..................................................................................43 4. LSU .......................................................................................40 5. UCF ......................................................................................35 6. tie, Arizona & Stanford 33; 8. Arkansas 30; 9. Clemson 29; 10. Arizona State 28;11. tie, Florida & Georgia 25; 13. Iowa State 23; 14. Illinois 22; 15. Texas 18; 16. Wichita State 17; 17. Illinois State 16; 18. tie, Michigan State & South Dakota 15; 20. UCLA 13; 21. tie, Oklahoma & USC 12; 23. tie, Auburn & San Diego State 11; 25. tie, Colorado, Dartmouth, Oklahoma State & TCU 10; 29. tie, Florida State, Penn State & Washington 9; 32. tie, Boise State, Mississippi State, Nebraska & South Florida 8; 36. tie, Cornell, Marshall & Missouri 7; 39. tie, Akron, Eastern Illinois, Indiana State, Notre Dame, Utah & Weber State 6; 45. tie, Alabama & South Carolina 5; 47. tie, Boston U & Michigan 4; 49. tie, Arkansas State, UMKC, Providence & Texas Tech 3; 53. tie, Bowling Green, Duke, Indiana, Maryland Eastern Shore, NC State, North Texas, UTEP & Western Kentucky 2; 61. tie, Kent State, Maryland, Purdue, Southern Illinois, Syracuse, UC Davis & Virginia Tech 1. 100 METERS (wind +0.9) 1. English Gardner (Oregon) .................................. Jr ................10.96 (low-altitude MR) 2. Octavious Freeman (UCF) ................................. So ..............11.00 3. Kimberlyn Duncan (LSU) ................................... Sr ...............11.08 4. Aurieyall Scott (UCF) ......................................... Jr ................11.14 5. Jennifer Madu (Texas A&M) .............................. Fr ................11.31 6. Cierra White (Texas Tech) .................................. So ..............11.32 7. Jenna Prandini (Oregon) ................................... Fr ................11.43 8. Morolake Akinosun (Illinois) .............................. Fr ................11.45 © Track & Field News - 1 - 200 METERS (wind +3.5) 1. Kimberlyn Duncan (LSU) ................................... Sr ...............22.04w (first 3-time winner) 2. Kamaria Brown (Texas A&M) ............................. So ..............22.21w 3. Aurieyall Scott (UCF) ......................................... Jr ................22.48w 4. Paris Daniels (Kansas) ...................................... Sr ...............22.52w 5. Dezerea Bryant (Clemson) ................................ So ..............22.54w 6. Kai Selvon' (Auburn) ......................................... Sr ...............22.65w 7. Octavious Freeman (UCF) ................................. So ..............22.92w 8. Olivia Ekponé (Texas A&M) ............................... So ..............22.96w 400 METERS 1. Ashley Spencer (Illinois) .................................... So ..............50.28 2. Shaunae Miller' (Georgia) .................................. Fr ................50.70 3. Phyllis Francis (Oregon) .................................... Jr ................50.86 4. Courtney Okolo (Texas) ..................................... Fr ................51.96 5. Regina George' (Arkansas) ............................... Sr ...............51.97 6. Jody-Ann Muir' (Mississippi State) ................... Sr ...............52.56 7. Lenora Guion-Firmin' (Maryland Eastern Shore) . Sr ...............52.59 8. Erika Rucker (South Carolina) ........................... So ..............53.20 800 METERS 1. Natoya Goule' (LSU) ......................................... Jr ................2:00.06 2. Laura Roesler (Oregon) ..................................... Jr ................2:00.98 3. Justine Fedronic' (Stanford) .............................. Sr ...............2:01.67 4. Charlene Lipsey (LSU) ...................................... Sr ...............2:01.70 5. Samantha Murphy' (Illinois) ............................... Jr ................2:02.10 6. Amy Weissenbach (Stanford) ............................ Fr ................2:02.29 7. Cydney Ross (Duke) ......................................... Sr ...............2:02.48 8. Lauren Wallace (UC Davis) ................................ Sr ...............2:02.91 © Track & Field News - 2 - 1500 METERS 1. Natalja Piliušina' (Oklahoma State) ................... Jr ................4:13.25 2. Cory McGee (Florida) ........................................ Jr ................4:13.94 3. Amanda Mergaert (Utah) ................................... Sr ...............4:14.30 4. Rebecca Tracy (Notre Dame) ............................ Sr ...............4:14.22 5. Amanda Eccleston (Michigan) ........................... Sr ...............4:14.56 6. Stephanie Brown (Arkansas) ............................. Jr ................4:14.58 7. Shelby Houlihan (Arizona State) ........................ So ..............4:14.95 8. Amanda Wilson (Florida State) .......................... Sr ...............4:16.00 STEEPLE (first year with all scorers sub-10:00) 1. Emma Coburn (Colorado) ................................. Sr ...............9:35.38 2. Colleen Quigley (Florida State) .......................... So ..............9:38.23 3. Amber Henry (Weber State) .............................. Sr ...............9:43.39 4. Rachel Sorna (Cornell) ...................................... Jr ................9:52.86 5. Leah O’Connor (Michigan State) ....................... So ..............9:53.71 6. Courtney Frerichs (UMKC) ................................ So ..............9:55.02 7. Grace Heymsfield (Arkansas) ............................ Jr ................9:57.18 8. Alexa Aragon (Notre Dame) ............................... Jr ................9:57.26 5000 METERS 1. Abbey D’Agostino (Dartmouth) ......................... Jr ................15:43.68 2. Betsy Saina' (Iowa State) .................................. Sr ...............15:50.26 3. Jordan Hasay (Oregon) ..................................... Sr ...............15:50.78 4. Aliphine Tuliamuk-Bolton' (Wichita State) ......... Sr ...............15:51.92 5. Megan Goethals (Washington) .......................... Jr ................15:54.00 6. Emily Sisson (Providence) ................................. Jr ................15:58.40 7. Emma Bates (Boise State) ................................ So ..............15:59.35 8. Lauren Penney (Syracuse) ................................ Sr ...............16:01.09 © Track & Field News - 3 - 10,000 METERS 1. Betsy Saina' (Iowa State) .................................. Sr ...............33:08.85 2. Aliphine Tuliamuk-Bolton' (WIchita State) ......... Sr ...............33:14.12 3. Emma Bates (Boise State) ................................ So ..............33:37.13 4. Megan Goethals (Washington) .......................... Jr ................33:40.85 5. Katie Matthews (BU) ......................................... Sr ...............33:43.26 6. Jennifer Bergman (Arizona) ............................... Sr ...............33:45.03 7. Katie Kellner (Cornell) ....................................... Sr ...............33:45.31 8. Risper Kimaiyo' (UTEP) ..................................... Sr ...............34:03.35 100 HURDLES (wind +1.7) 1. Brianna Rollins (Clemson) ................................. Jr ................12.39 (CR, MR) 2. Kori Carter (Stanford) ........................................ Jr ................12.79; 3. Doniqué Flemings (Texas A&M)......................... Sr ...............12.85 4. Morgan Snow (Texas) ........................................ So ..............12.88 5. Keni Harrison (Clemson) ................................... So ..............12.88 6. Sharika Nelvis (Arkansas State) ........................ Jr ................12.92 7. Jasmin Stowers (LSU) ....................................... Jr ................13.00 8. Janice Jackson (UTEP) ..................................... Jr ................13.06 (Heats: III[+1.2]–1. Rollins 12.47 CR, MR) 400 HURDLES 1. Kori Carter (Stanford) ........................................ Jr ................53.21 (CR, MR) 2. Georganne Moline (Arizona) .............................. Sr ...............53.72 3. Turquoise Thompson (UCLA) ............................ Sr ...............54.99 4. Keni Harrison (Clemson) ................................... So ..............55.75 5. Ugonna Ndu (Florida) ........................................ Sr ...............56.13 6. Sparkle McKnight' (Arkansas) ........................... Jr ................56.16 7. Nikita Tracey' (LSU) .......................................... Jr ................57.03 8. Danielle Dowie' (Texas) ..................................... Jr ................57.29 © Track & Field News - 4 - 4 X 100 1. Texas A&M ............................................................................42.88 (LaKeidra Stewart, Ashton Purvis, Kamaria Brown, Ashley Collier); 2. UCF .................................................................. 43.36 (Alexis Faulknor, Aurieyall Scott, Afia Charles', Octavious Freeman); 3. Clemson................................................................................43.76 (Kendra Harrison, Brianna Rollins, Stormy Kendrick, Dezerea Bryant); 4. Oregon ..................................................................................43.80
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