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62384-Womensdi Indoortrack.Qxd DIVISION I WOMEN’S Indoor Track and Field DIVISION I WOMEN’S 2007 TEAM STANDINGS Georgetown...................................................2 8. Monique Morgan, Villanova, 8.27. Tulsa..............................................................2 1. Arizona St. ..................................................38 1,600-meter relay: 1. South Carolina (Stephanie Villanova........................................................2 2. LSU..............................................................33 Smith, Krystal Cantey, Brandi Cross, Natasha Hastings), 3. Tennessee ....................................................30 Weber St. .....................................................2 3:29.57; 2. Texas A&M, 3:29.93; 3. LSU, 3:30.26; 4. 4. Georgia.......................................................28 67. Nebraska.......................................................11/2 Penn St., 3:33.39; 5. Louisiana Tech, 3:34.68; 6. TCU, 5. Auburn ........................................................26 Purdue ...........................................................11/2 3:34.75; 7. Arkansas, 3:35.19; 8. Texas, 3:36.02. 69. Boston College...............................................1 6. Stanford.......................................................24 Iona...............................................................1 Distance medley relay: 1. North Carolina (Megan 7. UCLA...........................................................23 Kaltenbach, Tyra Johnson, Georgia Kloss, Brie Felnagle), 8. Texas...........................................................22 Princeton........................................................1 10:59.46; 2. Tennessee, 11:05.92; 3. Michigan, 9. Michigan .....................................................21 Southern Miss. ...............................................1 11:08.67; 4. Virginia Tech, 11:10.84; 5. Baylor, 10. South Carolina .............................................20 Virginia..........................................................1 11:10.87; 6. Oklahoma, 11:13.48; 7. Georgetown, Texas Tech ...................................................20 11:13.50; 8. Princeton, 11:14.20. 12. Duke............................................................18 2007 INDIVIDUAL RESULTS High jump: 1. Patty Sylvester, Georgia, 1.89 (6-21/4); 13. Texas A&M ..................................................17 60-meter dash: 1. Kerron Stewart, Auburn, 7.15; 2. 2. Levern Spencer, Georgia, 1.89 (6-21/4); 3. Destinee 14. Georgia Tech ...............................................16 Courtney Champion, Tennessee, 7.19; 3. Kelly Ann Hooker, Texas, 1.86 (6-11/4); 4. Sarah Wilfred, Cornell, 15. California.....................................................15 Baptiste, LSU, 7.27; 4. Gloria Asumnu, Tulane, 7.30; 5. 1.86 (6-11/4); 5. Gaelle Niare, SMU, 1.83 (6-0); 6. 16. North Carolina .............................................14 Alexandria Anderson, Texas, 7.32; 6. Chaunte Bayne, Caroline Wolf, Texas A&M, 1.83 (6-0); 7. Inika 17. Miami (Fla.)..................................................13 Texas, 7.33; 7. Simone Facey, Texas A&M, 7.34; 8. McPherson, California, 1.83 (6-0); 8. Kaylene Wagner, 18. Wake Forest.................................................11 Sherry Fletcher, LSU, 7.36. Kansas St., 1.83 (6-0). 19. Montana St. ................................................10 200-meter dash: 1. Kerron Stewart, Auburn, 22.59; Pole vault: 1. Elouise Rudy, Montana St., 4.30 (14- Southern Ill. .................................................10 2. Kelly Ann Baptiste, LSU, 22.91; 3. Courtney 11/4); 2. Natalie Moser, Florida, 4.30 (14-11/4); 3. Kate Champion, Tennessee, 22.92; 4. Shareese Woods, 21. Arkansas........................................................9 Sultanova, Kansas, 4.30 (14-11/4); 4. Ingrid Kantola, Cornell...........................................................9 Charlotte, 22.97; 5. Simone Facey, Texas A&M, 22.97; 1 6. Ebonie Floyd, Houston, 22.98; 7. Virgil Hodge, TCU, UCLA, 4.20 (13-9 /4); 5. Melinda Owen, Idaho, 4.20 Florida ...........................................................9 1 1 22.99; Shalonda Solomon, South Carolina, did not start. (13-9 /4); 6. Stephanie Irwin, Arkansas, 4.10 (13-5 /4); 7. Iowa..............................................................9 (tie) Mallory Peck, Purdue, and Brysun Stately, Nebraska, Oregon..........................................................9 400-meter dash: 1. Natasha Hastings, South 4.10 (13-51/4). Penn St. ........................................................9 Carolina, 50.80; 2. Kineke Alexander, Iowa, 51.48; 3. Long jump: 1. Rhonda Watkins, UCLA, 6.57 (21-63/4); 27. Hampton........................................................8 Ashlee Kidd, Georgia Tech, 51.96; 4. Ginou Etienne, 2. Brenda Faluade, Miami (Fla.), 6.48 (21-31/4); 3. Oklahoma......................................................8 Miami (Fla.), 52.47; 5. Jessica Cousins, Arkansas, 52.95; 6. Nina Gilbert, Louisiana Tech, 53.21; 7. Shana Brittney Reese, Mississippi, 6.41 (21-01/2); 4. Natasha Washington St. .............................................8 3 30. Florida St. .....................................................7 Cox, Penn St., 53.25; 8. Jenna Harris, Ohio St., 53.31. Harvey, Jacksonville, 6.37 (20-10 /4); 5. Janay DeLoach, Colorado St., 6.33 (20-91/4); 6. Yvonne Mensah, Illinois, 800-meter run: 1. Alysia Johnson, California, Louisiana Tech................................................7 6.25 (20-61/4); 7. Mindy Neeley, BYU, 6.24 (20-53/4); 8. 2:03.47; 2. Rebekah Noble, Oregon, 2:04.70; 3. Texas St. .......................................................7 Tanika Liburd, Southern Miss., 6.16 (20-21/2). Virginia Tech..................................................7 Heather Dorniden, Minnesota, 2:04.87; 4. Katie Erdman, 34. Clemson.........................................................6 Michigan, 2:05.53; 5. Morgan Uceny, Cornell, 2:05.95; Triple jump: 1. Erica McLain, Stanford, 13.91 (45- Colorado St. .................................................6 6. Katya Kostetskaya, Texas St., 2:06.10; 7. Briene 73/4); 2. Yvette Lewis, Hampton, 13.61 (44-8); 3. Simmons, Penn St., 2:06.12; 8. Fatimoh Muhammed, Michelle Vaughn, Auburn, 13.21 (43-41/4); 4. Toni Smith, Kansas...........................................................6 UTEP, 2:06.41. Oklahoma, 13.09 (42-111/2); 5. Nelly Tchayem, UTEP, Minnesota ......................................................6 13.08 (42-11); 6. Cassandra Strickland, California, Mississippi .....................................................6 Mile run: 1. Shannon Rowbury, Duke, 4:42.17; 2. Allie Bohannon, UCLA, 4:43.36; 3. Nicole Edwards, 13.07 (42-103/4); 7. Alyce Williams, Florida St., 13.06 Washington ...................................................6 1 Wisconsin ......................................................6 Michigan, 4:44.89; 4. Barbara Parker, Florida St., (42-10 /4); 8. Tomika Ferguson, Virginia, 12.98 (42-7). 4:45.97; 5. Jennie Twitchell, Utah St., 4:47.09; 6. Sarah 41. Charlotte........................................................5 Shot put: 1. Sarah Stevens, Arizona St., 18.16 (59-7); Bowman, Tennessee, 4:47.14; 7. Natalie Picchetti, 1 Fordham ........................................................5 2. Michelle Carter, Texas, 18.12 (59-5 /2); 3. Jessica Georgia, 4:48.60; 8. Meghan Armstrong, Iowa, Pressley, Arizona St., 17.03 (55-101/2); 4. Rachel Jansen, Jacksonville ....................................................5 4:49.07. Missouri .........................................................5 UNI, 16.97 (55-81/4); 5. Abigail Ruston, Texas St., 16.61 UNI ...............................................................5 3,000-meter run: 1. Sally Kipyego, Texas Tech, (54-6); 6. Gail Lee, Memphis, 16.49 (54-11/4); 7. Brittany 9:02.05; 2. Shannon Rowbury, Duke, 9:02.73; 3. Pryor, Virginia Tech, 16.35 (53-73/4); 8. Mariam Southern California .........................................5 Arianna Lambie, Stanford, 9:04.81; 4. Michelle Sikes, Kevkhishvilli, Florida, 16.32 (53-61/2). UTEP..............................................................5 Wake Forest, 9:13.33; 5. Brie Felnagle, North Carolina, 20-pound weight throw: 1. Brittany Riley, Southern TCU...............................................................5 9:14.21; 6. Amy Hastings, Arizona St., 9:19.31; 7. Alex Ill., 25.56 (83-101/4); 2. Jenny Dahlgren, Georgia, 22.53 Tulane............................................................5 Becker, Tulsa, 9:19.69; 8. Frances Koons, Villanova, 50. Baylor............................................................4 (73-11); 3. Della Clark, Clemson, 20.85 (68-5); 4. Elisha 9:20.22. 1 Idaho.............................................................4 Hunt, Missouri, 20.79 (68-2 /2); 5. Sarah Stevens, 5,000-meter run: 1. Sally Kipyego, Texas Tech, 3 Kansas St. .....................................................4 Arizona St., 20.67 (67-9 /4); 6. Loren Groves, Kansas 15:27.42; 2. Arianna Lambie, Stanford, 15:37.97; 3. 3 Providence .....................................................4 St., 20.59 (67-6 /4); 7. Veronica Jatsek, Ohio St., 20.36 Michelle Sikes, Wake Forest, 15:44.97; 4. Amy (66-93/4); 8. Britney Henry, Oregon, 20.29 (66-7). SMU..............................................................4 Hastings, Arizona St., 15:52.10; 5. Aine Hoban, Utah St. .........................................................4 Providence, 15:53.42; 6. Julia Lucas, North Carolina St., Pentathlon: 1. Jacquelyn Johnson, Arizona St., 4,393; 56. Houston .........................................................3 15:58.85;
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