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TEAMCSUN WOMEN’S HISTORY TRACK AND FIELD 1 CSUN MATADORS CSUN WOMEN’S TRACK AND FIELD YEAR-BY-YEAR OUTDOOR RESULTS YEAR COACH OUTDOOR CONF. NCAA OUTDOOR DUAL FINISH FINISH RECORD SCAA 1977 Barbara Swerkes 1st ----- 1978 Barbara Swerkes 1st 1st# 1979 Barbara Swerkes 1st 1st# 1980 Barbara Swerkes 1st 1st# 1981 Don Strametz 3rd 14th# #AIAW Division I Outdoor CALIFORNIA COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 1982 Don Strametz 4th 12th 2-1 1983 Don Strametz 2nd 6th 1-1 1984 Don Strametz 3rd 20th 5-0 1985 Don Strametz 2nd 9th 2-3 1986 Don Strametz 2nd 6th 2-0 1987 Don Strametz 2nd 6th 9-1 1988 Don Strametz 2nd 9th 8-2 1989 Don Strametz 2nd 5th 7-3 1990 Don Strametz 2nd 5th 10-5 NCAA DIVISION I INDEPENDENT 1991 Don Strametz ----- ----- 5-8 1992 Don Strametz ----- ----- 11-2 1993 Don Strametz ----- ----- 11-1 1994 Don Strametz ----- ----- 9-1 AMERICA WEST CONFERENCE 1995 Don Strametz 1st 47th 9-3 1996 Don Strametz 1st ----- 7-3 BIG SKY CONFERENCE 1997 Don Strametz 1st 56th 7-3 1998 Don Strametz 2nd ----- 1-2 1999 Don Strametz 1st ----- 2-3 2000 Don Strametz 1st ----- 3-1 2001 Don Strametz 4th 40th 0-2 2 CSUN MATADORS CSUN WOMEN’S TRACK AND FIELD YEAR-BY-YEAR OUTDOOR RESULTS YEAR COACH OUTDOOR CONF. NCAA OUTDOOR DUAL FINISH FINISH RECORD BIG WEST CONFERENCE 2002 Don Strametz 1st ----- 1-3 2003 Don Strametz 2nd ----- ----- 2004 Don Strametz 1st 76th ----- 2005 Don Strametz 2nd ----- ----- 2006 Don Strametz 1st ----- ----- 2007 Don Strametz 1st ----- ----- 2008 Don Strametz 1st 46th ----- 2009 Don Strametz 1st ----- ----- 2010 Don Strametz 1st ----- ----- 2011 Don Strametz 1st ----- ----- 2012 Avery Anderson 4th ----- ----- 2013 Avery Anderson 3rd ----- ----- 2014 Avery Anderson 2nd ----- ----- 2015 Avery Anderson 1st ----- ----- 2016 Avery Anderson 9th ----- ----- 2017 Avery Anderson 1st ----- ----- 2018 Lawrence Johnson 3rd ----- ----- 3 CSUN MATADORS CSUN WOMEN’S TRACK AND FIELD ALL-TIME OUTDOOR TOP 10 :: 100 METERS > :: 1,500 METERS > :: MARATHON > 1. Alice Brown 11.27 1980 1. Darcy Arreola 4:09.32 1991 1. Julie Brown 2:36.23.1 1978 2. Andrea Lynch 11.32 1980 2. Julie Brown 4:18.03 1977 2. Sue Kinsey 2:42.08 1979 3. Sherrina Lofton 11.45 2009 3. Nancy James 4:21.44 1999 3. Wendy Walker 2:45.20 1979 4. Sandra Howard 11.48 1976 4. Sue Kinsey 4:22.08 1977 4. Beth Milewski 2:52.01 1983 5. Jeanette Bolden 11.52 1980 5. Andrea Palacio 4:22.51 2005 5. Beth Weber 2:57.10 1981 6. Florence Griffith 11.54 1980 6. Carol Keller 4:22.78 1983 6. Kathy Robertson 2:58.03 1979 7. Deanna Goodwin 11.55 2006 7. Kate Keyes 4:24.55 1979 8. Le’Shel Vines 11.56 2013 8. Tina Cheney 4:24.79 1989 :: ONE MILE > 9. Marie Veale 11.57 20z14 9. Gena Jauregui 4:26.29 1989 1. Darcy Arreola 4:33.91 1990 10. Hafsatu Kamara 11.61 2013 10. Jenny Stachura 4:26.90 1987 Charlotte Vines 11.61 1993 :: TWO MILE > :: 3,000 METERS > 1. Sue Kinsey 10:46.20 1975 :: 200 METERS > 1. Sue Kinsey 9:12.63 1978 1. Valerie Brisco 23.16 1979 2. Darcy Arreola 9:13.34 1988 :: THREE MILE > 2. Marie Veale 23.21 2017 3. Julie Brown 9:22.54 1977 1. Sue Kinsey 17:56.00 1976 3. Annetta Wells 23.24 2002 4. Nancy Bowman 9:25.49 1987 4. Lexis Lambert 23.42 2017 5. Carol Keller 9:27.84 1983 :: 100 METER HURDLES > 5. Alice Brown 23.45 1980 6. Kate Keyes 9:27.94 1979 1. Courtney Robinson 13.35 2018 6. Sherrina Lofton 23.50 2008 7. Nancy Dollar 9:45.41 2000 2. Heather Heron 13.39 2002 7. Deanna Goodwin 23.52 2007 8. Nena Manriquez 9:45.84 1985 3. Micki Rogers 13.50 1999 8. Aisha Margain 23.71 2002 9. Marisol Barajas 9:49.21 1999 4. Marie Veale 13.57 2015 9. Hafsatu Kamara 23.83 2013 10. Tina Cheney 9:51.74 1987 5. Sydney Mosley 13.58 2018 10. Malinda Malone 23.86 2001 6. LaShaunda Fowler 13.60 2002 :: 5,000 METERS > 7. Kim Young 13.62 1993 :: 400 METERS > 1. Julie Brown 15:59.94 1978 Jodi Anderson 13.62 1979 1. Lexis Lambert 52.36 2017 2. Sue Kinsey 16:00.38 1978 9. Erin Morris 13.63 1992 2. Shelese Ruffin 52.82 2010 3. Nancy Bowman 16:20.44 1987 Jackie Washington 13.63 1980 3. Deanna Goodwin 52.92 2007 4. Nena Manriquez 16:32.56 1984 4. Annetta Wells 52.97 2002 5. Lilyana Morejon 16:39.16 2010 :: 400 METER HURDLES > 5. Samantha Dirks 53.19 2015 6. Alexandra Aguirre 16:53.43 1986 1. Sandy Myers 56.40 1980 6. Jackie Harrison 53.26 2012 7. Beth Milewski 16:53.70 1981 2. Frances Santin 56.64 2001 7. Malinda Malone 53.62 2004 8. Darcy Arreola 16:59.27 1989 3. De’Andreah Young 57.81 2018 8. Ashley Bamberg 54.02 2017 9. Chris Troffer 17:06.94 1977 4. Comfort Agara 58:21 2003 9. Sherrina Lofton 54.10 2008 10. Rachael Naumann 17:08.57 2017 5. Samantha Michell 58.75 2018 10. Kim White 54.30 1980 6. Emma Millard 59.73 2015 :: 10,000 METERS > 7. Julie Eze 59.94 2007 :: 800 METERS > 1. Sue Kinsey 33:42.84 1978 8. Ashley Frazier 59.98 2011 1. Julie Brown 2:02.88 1977 2. Lilyana Morejon 34:28.34 2010 9. Karen Taylor 1:00.02 1980 2. Darcy Arreola 2:04.07 1990 3. Nena Manriquez 34:44.44 1986 10. Jodi Anderson 1:00.04 1977 3. Nancy James 2:05.08 2000 4. Alexandra Aguirre 34:57.74 1986 4. Kathy Weston 2:05.56 1978 5. Heather Young 35:02.04 1990 :: 3,000 METER STEEPLECHASE > 5. Marcia Romesser 2:05.74 1979 6. Beth Milewski 35:03.14 1981 1. Rachael Naumann 10:45.31 2017 6. Frances Santin 2:05.82 2001 7. Kathy Robertson 35:50.74 1979 2. Zitlalic Ley 11:01.37 2010 7. Kathy Costello 2:07.64 1976 8. Marisol Barajas 36:01.84 1999 3. Nicole Reitveld 11:28.04 2014 8. Cathy Jones 2:08.04 1979 9. Beth Weber 36:24.40 1983 4. Amanda Anderson 11:48.99 2002 9. Persephone Lowery 2:08.86 1992 10. Kelly Tremmel 36:28.94 1990 5. Cynthia Martinez 11:52.18 2015 10. Roma Antoniewicz 2:09.34 1978 6. Michelle Ziser 12:15.64 2006 7. Victoria Olaiz 12:24.02 2014 4 CSUN MATADORS CSUN WOMEN’S TRACK AND FIELD ALL-TIME OUTDOOR TOP 10 :: HIGH JUMP > :: DISCUS > :: POLE VAULT > 1. Pam Spencer 6-2 1⁄2 1979 1. Cheree Hicks 188-0 1998 1. Gardenia Centanaro 13-4 1/4 2017 2. Sue Patterson 6-1 1986 2. Brianna Cueva 184-0 2017 2. Tiana Webberley 13-3 1⁄2 2013 3. Desirae Gonder 6-0 1⁄2 2008 3. Carol Stevenson 178-11 2004 3. Krystal Quinn 13-1 1⁄2 2008 4. Kari Cosswiller 5-11 3⁄4 1980 4. Monique Griffiths 175-6 2017 4. Alyana Nicolas 12-11 1/2 2017 5. Lydia French 5-10 1/2 2014 5. Mariah Counts 175-3 2015 5. Jenna Yowell 12-7 1/2 2014 6. Lisa Gill 5-10 1992 6. Karen Marshall 168-3 1977 Beth Rossi 12-7 1/2 2018 7. Ashley Henry 5-9 1/4 2014 7. Tiarah Umu 167-5 2017 7. Caitlin Nilssen 12-4 2016 8. Natoya Woods 5-8 3⁄4 2005 8. Kristina Mataafa 167-1 1995 Katrina Wilbanks 12-3 1/2 2015 9. Noreen Flynn 5-8 1⁄2 1987 9. Monique Griffiths 164-11 2013 9. Brianna Tucker 12-1 1/2 2014 10. Denise Cornell 5-8 1⁄4 1978 10. Teresa Stricklin 164-8 1994 Megan Hill 12-1 1⁄2 2010 :: LONG JUMP > :: HAMMER > :: HEPTATHLON > 1. Jodi Anderson 22-7 1⁄2 1979 1. Monique Griffiths 215-11 2017 1. Marlene Harmon 5,988 1983 2. Toni Smith 20-10 1⁄4 2005 2. Christina Tolson 196-9 1998 2. Desirae Gonder 5,512 2010 3. Marlene Harmon 20-9 1⁄4 1983 3. Raquel Sola 193-11 2008 3. Sherrina Lofton 5,420 2009 4. Sandy Myers 20-7 3⁄4 1980 Carol Stevenson 193-11 2001 4. Sue Patterson 5,224 1986 5. Candyce Babb 20-7 1⁄4 2007 5. Morgan Bogard 193-3 2010 5. Brittany Ricketts 5,151 2007 6. Karen Taylor 20-4 1⁄2 1980 6. Beth Burton 193-0 1998 6. Shelese Ruffin 5,132 2010 7. Brittany Ricketts 20-4 1⁄4 2007 7. Laura Sauao 189-5 2003 7. La’Shana Verdon 5,125 2006 8. Natoya Woods 20-3 2005 8. Tatiana Crochet 186-7 2008 8. Olympia Jewett 5,040 2012 Lolita Pile 20-3 1990 9. Tukia Vakalahi 184-7 2005 9. Lisa Gill 5,031 1990 10. LaShaunda Fowler 20-1 3⁄4 2002 10. Karley Kalanich 181-2 2004 10. Brandi Prieto 4,986 1999 :: TRIPLE JUMP > :: JAVELIN (OLD RULE) > :: WEIGHT HEPTATHLON > 1. Brandi Prieto 44-3 1⁄4 2000 1. Kristin Dunn 176-4 1995 1. Laura Sauao 3844 2003 2. Toni Smith 43-1 2005 2. Connie Gassen 176-3 1977 2. Carol Stevenson 3817 2003 3. Dee Scott 42-11 3⁄4 2001 3.
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    2020 US Olympic Trials Statistics – Women’s LJ by K Ken Nakamura Summary: All time performance list at the Olympic Trials Performance Performer Dist Wind Name Pos Venue Year 1 1 7. 31 1.7 Brittney Reese 1 Eug ene 2016 2 2 7.22 1.5 Jackie Joyner -Kersee 1q Indian apolis 1988 3 7.15 1.0 Brittney Reese 1 Eugene 2012 4 3 7.11 1.8 Marion Jones 1 Sacramento 2004 5 4 7.10 1.6 Chelsea Hayes 2 Eugene 2012 6 7.08 0.1 Jackie Joyner -Kersee 1 New Orleans 1992 7 7.02 1.9 Mari on Jones 1 Sacramento 2000 8 5 7.01 1. 1 Shana Williams 1q Atlanta 1996 9 6 7.00 2.0 Jodi Anderson 1 Eugene 1980 Margin of Victory Difference Winning Dist wind Name Venue Year Max 57cm 7.45m 2.6 Jackie Joyner -Kersee Indianapolis 1988 Min 1cm 6.13m ? Martha Watson Eugene 1972 Best Marks for Places in the Olympic Trials Pos Dis t Wind Name Venue Year 1 7.31 1.7 Brittney Re ese Eugene 2016 7.22 (qualifying) 1.5 Jackie Joyner-Kersee Indianapolis 1988 7.45w 2.6 Jackie Joyner-Kersee Indianapolis 1988 2 7.10 1.6 Chelsea Hayes Eugene 2012 7.02w 2.3 Tianna Bartoletta Eugene 2016 3 7.08 w 2.4 Janay DeLoach Eu gene 2012 6.93 1.7 Janay DeLoach Eugene 2016 4 6.97 1.2 Whitney Glpson Eugene 2012 6.89 1.8 Shakeela Saunders Eugene 2016 Last five Olympic Trials Year First Dist Second Dist Third Dist 2016 Brittney Reese 7.31 Tianna Bartoletta 7.02 Janay DeLoach 6.93 2012 Brittney Reese 7.15 Chelsea Hayes 7.10 Janay DeLoach 7.08 2008 Brittney Reese 6.95 Grace Upshaw 6.88 Funmi Jimoh 6.72 2004 Marion Jones 7.11 Grace Upshaw 6.83 Akiba McKinney 6.57 2000 Marion Jones 7.02 Dawn Burell 6.97w Shana