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NCAA Division II Women’s Track and Field All-Time Top 10+ Performers This list was started in 1988 by the late Frank Candida, director of sports information at Cal State-Los Angeles who died 18 Nov 1988, and continued by Garner Roberts. Additions, corrections and suggestions are welcome. Marks as of 31 Dec 2013. 3617 Purdue Lane, Abilene, Texas 79602, 325.695.9441, [email protected] 100 meters 11.18 Samoy Hackett, Lincoln NCAA Div II (1) 23May09 San Angelo +1.1 11.18 Barbara Pierre, St. Augustine’s NCAA Div II (p) 21May09 San Angelo +1.4 11.20 Chandra Sturrup, Norfolk NCAA Div II (1) 29May93 Abilene +1.7 11.24 Beverly Grant, Lincoln Nat’l Champ (5) 20Jun97 Kingston +1.4 11.24 Danielle Williams, J.C. Smith NCAA Div II (1) 25May13 Pueblo -0.7 11.25 Camille Coates, Ab Christian Sun Angel (1) 04Apr87 Tempe ? [11.16w Coates Wildcat Relays (1) 14Mar87 Abilene ?] [11.16w Coates Texas Inv (1) 02May87 Austin +3.2] 11.25 Mary Tombiri, Ab Christian Commonwealth (?) ?Aug94 Victoria, BC ? 11.29 Hermin Joseph, Ab Christian Commonwealth (sf) 23Aug94 Victoria, BC +1.5 11.31 Dannette Young, Ala A&M NCAA Div II (1) 24May86 Los Angeles +1.08 11.36 Janika Martell, Lincoln NCAA Div II (3) 23May09 San Angelo +1.1 11.37 Judith Riley, Lincoln Arkansas invit (1) 02Apr11 Fayetteville +1.4 11.40 Tracy Mayfield, Ab Christian NCAA Div II (1) 23May87 Cape Gir -0.48 11.41 Nandelle Cameron, Lincoln NCAA Div II (4) 23May09 San Angelo +1.1 11.41 Vivienne Spence, Hampton Int Summer Games (2) 27Aug88 Sacramento +1.7 11.41 Juan Ball, CSU-Humboldt 01Apr95 11.42 Amara Ezem, ACU ACU invitational (1) 16May96 Abilene +1.52 11.43 Christy Opara, CSU-LA 04Apr92 Tempe ? 11.47 Yolande Straughn, ACU ASU Relays (1) 12Apr90 San Angelo +1.3 11.47 Trinity Davis, CSU-Humboldt NCAA Div II (p) 28May99 Emporia +1.5 11.47 Karen Robinson, Lincoln NCAA Div II (p) 25May06 Emporia +1.3 200 meters 22.62 Danielle Williams, J.C. Smith NCAA Div II (1) 25May13 Pueblo -0.7 22.75 Samoy Hackett, Lincoln NCAA Div II (1) 29May10 Charlotte -0.5 22.75 Vashti Thomas, Acad of Art NCAA Div II (2) 25May13 Pueblo -0.7 22.85 Chandra Sturrup, Norfolk NCAA Div II (1) 29May93 Abilene +2.0 22.92 Danette Young, Ala A&M NCAA Div II (1) 24May85 Los Angeles +1.2 22.92 Grace Jackson, Ala A&M --- (1) 29Aug82 Stuttgart +1.1 22.93 Beverly Grant, Lincoln Nat’l Champ (4) 21Jun97 Kingston -2.1 22.97 Tracy Barnes, Ab Christian Lone Star Conf (1) 17Apr99 Abilene +1.5 23.03 Lorraine Graham, Lincoln NCAA Div II (p) 22May97 Edwardsville +1.6 23.06 Camille Coates, Ab Christian Texas Inv (1) 02May87 Austin +1.2 23.15 Latoya King, Lincoln NCAA Div II (p) 25May12 Pueblo 0.0 23.23 Barbara Pierre, St. Augustine’s NCAA Div II (2) 29May10 Charlotte -0.5 23.27 Shandria Brown, Lincoln NCAA Div II (p) 23May03 Edwardsville +1.3 23.28 Kayon Robinson, Adams State NCAA Div II (3) 25May13 Pueblo -0.7 23.30 Quanera Hayes, Livingstone NCAA Div II (4) 25May13 Pueblo -0.7 23.31 Tanya Oxley, St. Aug NCAA Div II (1) 27May00 Raleigh +1.9 23.32 Kim Walker, Ab Christian NCAA Div II (1) 22May87 Cape Gir +1.07 23.34 Davita Prendergast, Lincoln NCAA Div II (1) 26May07 Charlotte -0.3 23.35 Yolande Straughn, ACU UTA open (1) 09May87 Arlington +2.0 23.37 Hermin Joseph, ACU 16Jul95 +0.7 23.37 Libia Rodriguez, St. Aug NCAA Div II (2) 24May03 Edwardsville +1.2 23.40 Olga Robinson, Ala A&M NCAA Div II (2) 29May93 Abilene +2.0 400 meters 50.67 Tracey Barnes, Ab Christian Nat'l Champ (2) 27Jun98 Kingston, Jamaica 50.69 Lorraine Graham, Lincoln 24Jun97 51.24 Davita Prendergast, Lincoln National Champ (4) 24Jun07 Kingston 51.28 Jearl Miles, Ala A&M Olympic Trials (sf) 17Jul88 Indianapolis 51.54 Quanera Hayes, Livingstone NCAA Div II (1) 25May13 Pueblo 51.55 Revoli Campbell, Ab Christian 15Jul95 51.80 Moya Thompson, Lincoln NCAA Div II (1) 24May03 Edwardsville 51.88 Kayon Robinson, Adams State NCAA Div II (2) 25May13 Pueblo 51.89 Libia Rodriguez, St. Aug NCAA Div II (2) 24May03 Edwardsville 52.15 Samantha Edwards, Virginia St CIAA (1) 20Apr12 Petersburg 52.26 Tanya Oxley, St. Aug Nat'l Champ (1) 25Jun00 Bridgetown, Barbados 52.41 Johnsie Liles, St. Augustine’s USA Champ (5sf) 23Jun06 Indianapolis 52.49 Jakki Henderson, CP-Pomona NCAA Div II (1) 25May91 San Angelo 52.53 Omotayo Akinremi, Ala A&M 26Jun92 52.54 Olga Robinson, Ala A&M NCAA Div II (1) 29May93 Abilene 52.73 Marlene Smith, Lincoln Nat’l Champ (qf) 25Jun04 Kingston 52.74 Delphina Banks, CSU-Hay NCAA Div II (p) 26May83 Cape Girardeau 52.78 Keva Wilkins, Ab Christian NCAA Div II (3) 26May07 Charlotte 52.92 Petra Fanty, Grand Canyon PacWest Conference (1) 26Apr13 San Diego 52.96 Patrice Carpenter, CP-SLO NCAA Div II (1) 24May86 Los Angeles 52.96 Donna Lee Hylton, Lincoln Kansas Relays (1) 17Apr13 Lawrence 53.02 Kelly Shaw, St. Augustine’s NCAA Div II (3) 26May12 Pueblo 53.02 Celethia Byrd, Angelo State NCAA Div II (1) 29May10 Charlotte 53.05 Gail Conway, USAF NCAA Div II (sf) 26May83 Cape Girardeau 53.10 Yolande Straughn, ACU NCAA Div II (2) 23May87 Cape Girardeau 800 meters 2:01.70 Gail Conway, USAF Olympic Trials (p) 16Jun84 Los Angeles 2:02.34 Tina Colebrook, CP-SLO Mai Galan (4) 07Aug90 Malmo 2:03.98 Anja Puc, Neb-Omaha Mednarodni (6) 01Jul10 Velenje 2:04.23 Leva Zunda, Lewis Drake (2) 27Apr01 Des Moines 2:04.36 Andrea Morgan, Findlay Hayes Inv (1) 11May03 Bloomington 2:04.53 Helen Crofts, Simon Fraser Mt. SAC Relays (6) 18Apr13 Walnut 2:04.54 Kinsey Coles, ND State Big Red Invit (2) 26Jun04 Bloomington 2:04.89 Jessica Pixler, Seattle Pacific Long Beach Invit (1) 17Apr10 Long Beach 2:05.23 Ashley Puga, NW Nazarene Mt. SAC Relays (I-1) 17Apr09 Walnut 2:05.34 Steph Kuhlman, Grand Vly NCAA Div II (1) 24May03 Edwardsville 2:05.67 Marty Marczak, Edinboro 16May92 Chapel Hill 2:05.73 Darcy Arreola, CSU-Northr NCAA Div II (2) 22May87 Cape Girardeau 2:05.86 Florencia Hunt, St. Aug NCAA Div II (2) 26May01 Edwardsville 2:05.92 Carrie Luis, CSU-Stanislaus NCAA Div II (1) 28May94 Raleigh 2:06.00i Lana Jekabsone, Lewis NCAA Div II (1) 06Mar99 Indianapolis 2:06.05 Gloria Morgan, Ala A&M Crimson Classic (1) 02May92 Tuscaloosa 2:06.16 Michelle Lopez de Jesus, PR-RioPied Justas LAI (1) 15Apr11 San Juan 2:06.24 Kim Fordham, South Dak St NCAA Div II ??May90 Hampton 2:06.32 Marlene Wilcox, CSU-LA Jerome Classic (6) 08Jun91 Vancouver 1500 meters 4:07.69 Tina Colebrook, CP-SLO Cologne GP (7) 19Aug90 Cologne 4:11.06 Jessica Pixler, Seattle Pacific Mt. SAC Relays (2) 16Apr10 Walnut 4:13.12 Gitte Karlshoj, Seattle Pacific 1988 Copenhagen 4:14.15 Darcy Arreola, CSU-Northridge NCAA Div II (2) 27May89 Hampton 4:16.42 Alisha Williams, Western State Cardinal Invit (9) 30Apr04 Stanford 4:16.49 Gladees Prieur, CP-SLO TAC (p) 19Jun86 Eugene 4:17.33 Elva Dryer, Western Colo Mt. SAC (6) 21Apr96 Walnut 4:18.38 Amy Harper-Avrit, CP-SLO Mt. SAC (5) 23Apr83 Walnut 4:19.69 Amanda Putt, Hillsdale GVSU last chance (1) 11May12 Allendale 4:19.85 Eileen Kraemer, CP-SLO NCAA Div II (1) 28May82 Sacramento 4:19.94 Suzy Jones, Calif-Davis 08Apr95 4:19.96 Noreen DeBettencourt, SLO NCAA Div II (4) 27May89 Hampton 4:20.00 Rachida Asname, Ab Christian NCAA Div II (3) 23May87 Cape Girardeau 4:20.46 Victoria Martinez, Adams State Cardinal Inv (II-4) 30Apr06 Stanford 4:20.48 Mandi Zemba, Grand Valley St Stanford Inv (2) 01Apr06 Stanford 4:20.78 Bigna Samuel, Ab Christian Mt. SAC (10) 17Apr94 Walnut, Calif. 4:21.03 Magdalena Paszta, Lewis Wisconsin (6) 02May98 Madison 5000 meters 15:27.72 Neely Spence, Shippensburg USA national meet (7) 24Jun11 Eugene 15:38.54 Mandi Zemba, Grand Valley St Mt. SAC Relays (14) 13Apr07 Walnut 15:42.23 Elva Dryer, Western Colo Oregon twi (2) 11May96 Eugene 15:44.07 Jessica Pixler, Seattle Pacific Stanford Invit (1) 26Mar10 Stanford 15:46.25 Monica Kinney, Grand Vly St Mt. SAC Relays (1-od) 14Apr11 Walnut 15:50.4 Amy Harper-Avrit, CP-SLO Golden Bear (1) 26Mar83 Berkeley 15:53.45 Mirsada Buric-Adam, Adams Mt. SAC Relays (2) 14Apr95 Walnut 15:54.35 Rachel Patterson, Grand Vly St Stanford Invit (13) 06Apr12 Stanford 15:54.77 Nicole Jefferson, W Colo Adidas Classic (?) 15May99 Portland 15:56.68 Betsy Graney, Grand Vly St Stanford Invit (II-1) 06Apr12 Stanford 15:57.02 Sarah Porter, Western Wash Mt. SAC Relays (4-od) 14Apr11 Walnut 15:57.93 Zoila Gomez, Adams State Mt. SAC (II-6) 16Apr04 Walnut 15:59.34 Julie Bowers, West Chester NCAA Div II (1) 25May85 Los Angeles 15:59.72 Tina Colebrook, CP-SLO Aztec Classic (1) 03Mar90 San Diego 16:01.88 Emily Mortensen, Adams St Mt. SAC Relays (8) 13Apr06 Walnut 16:03.51 Tanya Zeferjahn, Queens NC Stanford Invit (9) 26Mar10 Stanford 16:04.74 Robyn Dubach-Root, CP-SLO NCAA Div II (2) 25May85 Los Angeles 16:04.84 Amber Klein, Adams State Mt.
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    Biographical Entry Lists Athletics - Women 0 Women’s 100 Metres Age (Days) Born 2018 Personal Best 1101 MEADE Rechelle AIA – Anguilla 21y 74d 1997 - 12.42 -17 She is principally a long and high jumper // LJ pb: 6.17w, 6.09 -17, 6.17i -18. HJ pb: 1.76 -17. dnq World Youth LJ 2013; 1 Central American & Caribbean youth LJ 2014; dnq COM LJ 2014; ht WCH 100 2017. She was the Anguillan flagbearer at the opening ceremony of the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow In 2018: 1 Moscow ID LJ; 1 Seattle LJ; 3 Big Sky indoor LJ; 1 Spokane LJ 1109 BREEN Melissa AUS – Australia 27y 202d 1990 11.79 11.11 -14 Oceanian record holder at 100m // 200 pb: 23.12 -13. sf WJC 100 2008; 1 Pacific Schools Games 100 2008; 8 WSG 100 2009; 8 IAAF Continental Cup 100 2010/2014 (8 200 2014); sf COM 100 2010/2014; ht OLY 100 2012/2016; ht WCH 100/200 2013; ht WCH 100 2015. 1 Australian 100/200 2012 (1 100 2010/2015). Born-Canberra, coach-Matt Beckenham In 2012 she won the important Stawell Gift handicap sprint race off scratch (i.e. starting behind or with all her opponents) In 2018: 1 Canberra 100; 3 Canberra 100; dns/sf Australian 100 (sciatic nerve pain); 2 Brisbane Classic 4x100 1160 GAITHER TyNia BAH – Bahamas 25y 22d 1993 11.57 11.19 -16 (Tynia pronounced ‘Tye-nia Gay-thurr’) Ran way above expectations to reach the World 200m final in 2017 11.08w -16. 200 pb: 22.54 -16 (23.11 -18).
  • Suddenly Saskatchewan Magazine Is for 5 Canada’S Only International Invitational Indoor Track and Information Purposes Only

    Suddenly Saskatchewan Magazine Is for 5 Canada’S Only International Invitational Indoor Track and Information Purposes Only

    MAGAZINE | WINTER 2018 Crystal Emmanuel Canadian Champion and Rio Knights of Olympic semifinalist ran 22.50 Columbus Indoor in the 200m... breaking the Games 34-year-old record! January 25 - 27, 2018 Top Athletes Gather in Saskatoon to compete Structured Silver Safe and effective Flatland Freestyle Combining Skiing with acrobatics Aches & Pains at St. Thomas More What’s causing them? wwrsask.com SLED & STAY IN THE UNFORGETTABLE NORTH Elk Ridge Resort and Sunset Bay Resort SPEND FAMILY WEEK MAGAZINE | WINTER 2018 MAGAZINE Crystal Emmanuel Canadian Champion and Rio Olympic semifinalist ran 22.50 Featured in the January 2018 issue of Suddenly Saskatchewan is the 53rd edition of the Knights of in the 200m... breaking the Columbus Indoor 34-year-old record! Games Knights of Columbus Indoor Games. The goal of the Knights of Columbus in hosting the meet January 25 - 27, 2018 is “...to provide the youth of Saskatchewan with positive role models by having the elementary in the school students compete in the same meet as the international stars. We also provide the Top Athletes students of Saskatchewan schools the opportunity to meet and talk with these international Gather in Saskatoon U f r tta to compete athletes, about the value of setting goals and overcoming hurdles in life. These international Structured Silver Flatland Freestyle athletes travel to Saskatoon early to visit inner-city schools around Saskatchewan.” Safe and effective Combining Skiing with acrobatics Aches & Pains We share those goals, and hope to inspire participation in the games and in the pursuit and n o ge ble What’s causing them? at St.