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2017 Ncaa Women 2017 NCAA WOMEN Eugene, Oregon—Hayward Field, June 07–10 (men competed on 07-08-09, women on 08-09-10) (attendance 9717/9904/11,448/12,992—44,061) (all days cloudy & windy; Wednesday—high 74; Thursday: high 59, scat- tered rain; Friday—high 60 with some light rain; Saturday—high 57; heavy rain during early heptathlon. TEAM SCORES 1. Oregon ..................................................................................64 1 2. Georgia .................................................................................62 /5 (no running-event points) 3. USC ......................................................................................43 4. Kentucky ...............................................................................40 5. Florida ...................................................................................39 1 6. Arkansas 38 /5; 7. tie, LSU & Texas 32; 9. Kansas State 25; 10. Arizona State 21; 11. Virginia Tech 19; 12. Colorado 16; 13. tie, Boise State, Kent State, Stanford & Texas A&M 15; 17. Missouri 14; 18. Kansas 12; 19. tie, Florida State & Indiana 11; 21. tie, Ari- 7 zona, Iowa State, Miami, Michigan, Purdue, USF & UTEP 10; 28. Alabama 9 /10; 29. tie, Harvard, Ole Miss & Penn State 9; 32. tie, Akron, Eastern Michigan, Louisville, New Mexico, Northern Arizona & San Diego State 8; 38. tie, Baylor, Memphis, Mississippi State, Samford & UNLV 6; 43. tie, BYU, Montana State, New Hampshire, Texas Tech & Washington 5; 48. tie, Clemson, Iowa, Oklahoma State & Utah 4; 52. tie, Duke, Furman, Michigan State, Northern Illinois, Princeton, South Carolina, UC Davis, Washington State and William & Mary 3; 1 61. Vanderbilt 2 /5; 62. tie, Kennesaw State, Southern Illinois, Tennessee, Ten- nessee State, Tulane, Wake Forest & Wisconsin 2; 69. tie, Cincinnati, Lehigh & Texas State 1½; 72. tie, Charlotte, East Tennessee State, Ohio State, Oklahoma 1 & Providence 1; 77. UT Arlington /5. © Track & Field News - 1 - 100 METERS (wind +0.3) 1. Mikiah Brisco (LSU) .......................................... Jr ................10.96 (low-altitude MR) 2. Deajah Stevens (Oregon) .................................. Jr ................11.04 3. Teahna Daniels (Texas) ...................................... So ..............11.06 4. Ariana Washington (Oregon) ............................. So ..............11.09 5. Aleia Hobbs (LSU) ............................................. Jr ................11.12 6. Ashley Henderson (San Diego State) ................ Jr ................11.19 7. Aaliyah Brown (Texas A&M) .............................. Sr ...............11.21 8. Ky Westbrook (USC) ......................................... So ..............11.29 200 METERS (wind +1.1) 1. Kyra Jefferson (Florida) ..................................... Sr ...............22.02 (CR, MR) 2. Ariana Washington (Oregon) ............................. So ..............22.39 3. Gabrielle Thomas (Harvard) .............................. So ..............22.61 4. Aaliyah Brown (Texas A&M) .............................. Sr ...............22.79 5. Jada Martin (LSU) ............................................. Sr ...............22.85 6. Deanna Hill (USC) ............................................. Jr ................23.00 7. Brittany Brown (Iowa) ........................................ Jr ................23.02 … dq(also dnf)— Deajah Stevens (Oregon) ................................... Jr 400 METERS 1. Chrisann Gordon' (Texas) .................................. Sr ...............50.51 2. Shakima Wimbley (Miami) ................................. Sr ...............50.68 3. Kendall Ellis (USC) ............................................ Jr ................51.06 4. Daina Harper (Arkansas) ................................... Sr ...............51.42 5. Sharrika Barnett (Florida) .................................. So ..............51.84 6. Elexis Guster (Oregon) ...................................... Sr ...............52.25 7. Cameron Pettigrew (USC) ................................. Sr ...............52.52 © Track & Field News - 2 - 8. Jaevin Reed (Texas A&M) .................................. Fr ................52.61 800 METERS 1. Raevyn Rogers (Oregon) ................................... Jr ................2:00.02 2. Hanna Green (Virginia Tech) .............................. Sr ...............2:01.32 3. Brooke Feldmeier (Oregon) ............................... Jr ................2:01.54 4. Shea Collinsworth (BYU) ................................... Sr ...............2:02.30 5. Kaylee Dodd' (Oklahoma State) ........................ Jr ................2:03.38 6. Rianna Goins (UC Davis) ................................... Sr ...............2:03.86 7. Courtney Clayton (Vanderbilt) ........................... Jr ................2:04.02 8. Olivia Baker (Stanford) ...................................... Jr ................2:04.21 1500 METERS 1. Jaimie Phelan' (Michigan) ................................. Jr ................4:13.78 2. Nikki Hiltz (Arkansas) ........................................ Jr ................4:13.80 3. Karisa Nelson (Samford) ................................... Jr ................4:13.96 4. Katie Rainsberger (Oregon) ............................... Fr ................4:14.20 5. Dani Jones (Colorado) ...................................... So ..............4:14.35 6. Rebecca Mehra (Stanford) ................................ Sr ...............4:14.52 7. Christina Aragon (Stanford) ............................... Fr ................4:14.79 8. Amy-Eloise Neale' (Washington) ....................... Jr ................4:14.89 STEEPLE 1. Allie Ostrander (Boise State) ............................. Fr ................9:41.31 2. Madie Boreman (Colorado) ............................... Fr ................9:46.48 (AJR) 3. Tori Gerlach (Penn State) .................................. Sr ...............9:46.76 4. Elinor Purrier (New Hampshire) ......................... Jr ................9:48.26 5. Grayson Murphy (Utah) ..................................... Jr ................9:53.66 6. Hope Schmelzle (Northern Illinois) .................... Sr ...............9:55.49 7. Ellie Abrahamson (Wake Forest) ....................... Sr ...............9:56.18 8. Brianna Ilarda' (Providence) .............................. Jr ................10:02.83 © Track & Field News - 3 - 5000 METERS 1. Karissa Schweizer (Missouri) ............................ Jr ................15:38.93 2. Alsu Bogdanova' (Eastern Michigan) ................ Jr ................15:43.84 3. Katherine Receveur (Indiana) ............................ So ..............15:44.80 4. Allie Ostrander (Boise State) ............................. Fr ................15:46.18 5. Fiona O’Keeffe (Stanford) .................................. Fr ................15:46.93 6. Allie Buchalski (Furman) .................................... Jr ................15:48.07 7. Sarah Disanza (Wisconsin) ................................ Jr ................15:48.51 8. Samantha Nadel (Oregon) ................................. Sr ...............15:48.93 10,000 METERS 1. Charlotte Taylor' (USF) ...................................... Jr ................32:38.57 2. Alice Wright' (New Mexico) ............................... Jr ................32:42.64 3. Sharon Lokedi' (Kansas) ................................... Jr ................32:46.10 4. Alyssa Snyder (Montana State) ......................... So ..............32:58.31 5. Erin Clark (Colorado) ......................................... Jr ................33:03.22 6. Regan Rome (William & Mary) ........................... Jr ................33:06.03 7. Chelsea Blaase (Tennessee) ............................. Sr ...............33:06.86 8. Caroline Sang' (Charlotte) ................................. Jr ................33:09.67 100 HURDLES (wind +1.6) 1. Tobi Amusan' (UTEP) ........................................ So ..............12.57 2. Jasmine Camacho-Quinn' (Kentucky) ................. So ................12.58 3. Rushelle Burton' (Texas) ................................... Fr ................12.65 4. Alaysha Johnson (Oregon) ................................ So ..............12.72 5. Devynne Charlton' (Purdue) .............................. Jr ................12.74 6. Sasha Wallace (Oregon) .................................... Sr ...............12.81 7. Dior Hall (USC) .................................................. So ..............12.82 8. Anna Cockrell (USC) ......................................... Fr ................12.91 © Track & Field News - 4 - 400 HURDLES 1. Sage Watson' (Arizona) ..................................... Sr ...............54.52 2. Anna Cockrell (USC) ......................................... Fr ................55.36 3. Amalie Iuel' (USC) ............................................. Sr ...............55.82 4. Ariel Jones (Texas) ............................................ Jr ................56.52 5. Kymber Payne (LSU) ......................................... Jr ................56.60 6. Jade Miller (Harvard) ......................................... Sr ...............56.61 7. Symone Black (Purdue)..................................... Jr ................57.15 8. Katrina Seymour' (East Tennessee) ................... Sr ...............59.68 4 X 100 1. Kentucky ...............................................................................42.51 (Destiny Carter, Jasmine Camacho-Quinn', Kayelle Clarke', Kianna Gray) 2. Alabama ................................................................................42.56 (Quanesha Burks, Diamond Gause, Symone Darius, Takyera Roberson)
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