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Outdoor Track and Field DIVISION II Women’S Outdoor Track and Field DIVISION II WOMEN’S Highlights Blue Tigers again atop Division II women’s track and field: Lincoln (Missouri) overcame a 22-point deficit and a midday lightning storm that delayed competition on the final day of the Division II Women’s Outdoor Track and Field Championships. The Blue Tigers waited out the storm, then flashed some lightning of their own in rallying to their sixth team title in seven years. Lincoln rallied on the last day to catch host Angelo State with four finalists scoring in the 200-meter dash. They then beat the Rambelles head-to-head in the meet-ending 1,600-meter relay to recapture the team crown, which they surrendered in 2008 to Abilene Christian. Freshman Samoy Hackett swept the 100- and 200-meter dashes as the Blue Tigers collected 42 of their 85 points in those events alone (21 in each race). Lincoln also swept the relay events − finishing nearly two seconds ahead of Angelo State in the 1,600 relay while clinging to one-point lead entering the event – and col- lected an opening-day long-jump victory by AnnaKay Campbell, who also finished second in the heptathlon. Hackett was a unstoppable presence throughout the last day of the meet, running the second leg of the 400 relay as Lincoln scored its first points in the storm-delayed afternoon events, then tying the meet record in the 100-meter dash that had been set only two days earlier in preliminaries by defending event champion Barbara Pierre from Saint Augustine’s. With their time of 11.18 seconds, Hackett and Pierre both broke a 16-year-old record held by Norfolk State’s Chandra Sturrup. By beating Pierre in the final by four-hundredths of a second, Hackett claimed two extra points that ultimately proved crucial in the team competition. Lincoln’s dominance in the sprints offset Angelo State’s one-two punch of senior Adree Lakey and sophomore Aisha Adams, who contributed 55 of the Rambelles’ 82 points (in addition to the eight points that Adams helped collect in the 1,600 relay). Lakey’s 29 points came in the throws, where she won the shot put, finished second in the discus, third in the hammer and fourth in the javelin. The senior ended her career with five outdoor titles, including three straight shot-put crowns. Adams outdueled Lincoln’s Campbell in the heptathlon and finished second in the long jump and 400-meter hurdles for her 26 points. The result was Angelo State’s best placement in championships history, though it nearly was an even better finish. “Obviously, it was a little disappointing,” Angelo State coach James Reid told the San Angelo (Texas) Standard-Times. “We wanted to be No. 1. But we didn’t want it to let it take away from an extremely successful season. I would be lying if I said there wasn’t any disappointment. But we had some school records broken and a lot of (personal records).” The weekend also produced three new Division II meet marks. Minnesota State Mankato pole vaulter Katelin Rains and Johnson C. Smith hurdler Shermaine Williams joined Hackett and Pierre in the championships records book. Rains’ vault of 13 feet, 7 inches (4.14 meters), beat the mark set last year by Minnesota State Moorhead’s Jennifer Hensel, who finished third this year. Williams toppled a 10-year-old mark held by Abilene Christian’s Delloreen Ennis-London in the 100-meter hurdles with her time of 12.95 seconds. Other noteworthy individual performances were turned in by Seattle Pacific’s Jessica Pixler, who added a 1,500-meter run crown to her 2008 cross country victory and her double win in the mile and 5,000-meter run at the 2009 indoor championships and Abilene Christian’s Linda Brivule, who repeated as javelin champion. 2009 TEAM STANDINGS Mo. Southern St. ............................15 Minn. Duluth ......................................8 Western Ore........................................4 1. Lincoln (MO) ....................................85 17. Ashland .............................................14 Northern St. ........................................8 47. Bowie St. ..............................................3 2. Angelo St. .........................................82 Shippensburg .................................14 Wis.-Parkside ......................................8 Millersville ...........................................3 3. UC San Diego..................................56 Truman .............................................14 34. Missouri S&T .......................................7 San Fran. St. ........................................3 4. Grand Valley St. ..........................39½ Wayne St. (NE) ...................................3 5. St. Augustine’s ................................38 Western Wash. ................................14 35. Minn. St. Moorhead ....................6½ 21. Cal St. Chico .....................................13 36. Emporia St. ..........................................6 51. Cal St. Dom. Hills ..............................2 6. Abilene Christian ...........................35 Mass.-Lowell .......................................2 7. Cal St. L.A. .........................................32 22. Dist. Columbia ................................12 Hillsdale ................................................6 Pittsburg St. ........................................6 N.M. Highlands .................................2 8. Adams St. ..........................................26 St. Cloud St. .....................................12 Slippery Rock .....................................2 9. Minn. St. Mankato.........................24 24. Northwest Nazarene ...................11 39. Bemidji St. ...........................................5 55. Cal Poly Pomona ..............................1 10. Johnson C. Smith ..........................21 25. Ferris St. .............................................10 Virginia St. ...........................................5 Colorado Mines ................................1 11. Seattle Pacific ..................................20 Queens (NC) ....................................10 41. Cal St. Stanislaus ...............................4 Lewis ......................................................1 Western St. .......................................20 Southern Ind. ..................................10 Indiana (PA).........................................4 Northwood .........................................1 13. Central Mo. ......................................19 28. Fort Hays St. ........................................9 Neb.-Kearney .....................................4 Southwest Baptist............................1 14. Fort Valley St....................................16 29. Benedict ...............................................8 New Haven .........................................4 Tarleton St. ..........................................1 15. Indianapolis .....................................15 Findlay ..................................................8 Southern Conn. St. ..........................4 WOMEN’S DIVISION II OUTDOOR Track AND FIELD—Individual Results 13 2009 INDIVIDUAL RESULTS 35:57.17; 5. Sarah Porter, Western Wash., 36:02.72; 6. Alia Kearney, 6.05 (19-10¼); 7. Brooke Kent, Emporia St., 5.92 (19- Gray, Cal St. Chico, 36:05.13; 7. Lavenna Mullenbach, Adams 5¼); 8. Ashley Butler, Lewis, 5.92 (19-5¼). 100‑meter dash: 1. Samoy Hackett, Lincoln (MO), 11.18 St., 36:15.43; 8. Kylen Cieslak, Northwood (MI), 36:19.47. (ties meet record set by Barbara Pierre, St. Augustine’s, 2009); Triple jump (w indicates wind‑aided): 1. Antionette 2. Barbara Pierre, St. Augustine’s, 11.22 (meet record in pre- 100‑meter high hurdles: 1. Shermaine Williams, Johnson Oglesby, Fort Valley St., 12.44 (40-9¾); 2. Heather Miller, liminaries, 11:18; old record 11:20, Chandra Sturrup, Norfolk C. Smith, 12.95 (meet record; old record 12.99, Delloreen St. Cloud St., 12.39w (40-7¾); 3. Brittanie Roldan, Central St., 1993); 3. Janika Martell, Lincoln (MO), 11.36; 4. Nandelle Ennis-London, Abilene Christian, 1999); 2. Rosemarie Carty, Mo., 12.36w (40-6¾); 4. Aishah Mujahid, Virginia St., 12.23w Cameron, Lincoln (MO), 11.41; 5. Brittany Henderson, Minn. Johnson C. Smith, 13.40; 3. Candice Wheat, Grand Valley (40-1½); 5. Sierra Backus, Cal St. L.A., 12.22 (40-1¼); 6. Elaine St. Mankato, 11.48; 6. Wanda Hutson, Abilene Christian, St., 13.48; 4. Raven Clay, Findlay, 13.50; 5. Laiah Blue, UC Rhoades, Bowie St., 12.22w (40-1¼); 7. Darcie Schmitz, 11.71; 7. Moriah Jubrey, Cal St. L.A., 11.74; 8. Celethia Byrd, San Diego, 13.70; 6. Alissa Klaehn, Ashland, 13.95; 7. Chanel Fort Hays St., 12.08w (39-7¾); 8. Sarah Bowling, Southwest Angelo St., 11.74. Parker, Cal St. Dom. Hills, 13.97; 8. Kandis Brooks, Tarleton Baptist, 12.07w (39-7¼). St., 14.23. 200‑meter dash: 1. Samoy Hackett, Lincoln (MO), 22.95; 2. Shot put: 1. Adree Lakey, Angelo St., 16.10 (52-10); 2. Barbara Pierre, St. Augustine’s, 23.48; 3. Nandelle Cameron, 400‑meter intermediate hurdles: 1. Christine Merrill, Andrea Horban, Indianapolis, 15.41 (50-6¾); 3. Elise Bottarini, Lincoln (MO), 23.55; 4. Moriah Jubrey, Cal St. L.A., 23.89; 5. UC San Diego, 58.59; 2. Aisha Adams, Angelo St., 58.77; 3. Ashland, 14.38 (47-2¼); 4. Lauren Buresh, Grand Valley Shannon Gagne, New Haven, 23.91; 6. AnnaKay Campbell, Jazmin Williams, Hillsdale, 59.30; 4. Shaina Dochterman, St., 14.32 (46-11¾); 5. Yvonne Perkins, Southern Conn. St., 14.32 (46-11¾); 6. Erin Lines, Findlay, 14.12 (46-4); 7. Culley Lincoln (MO), 23.93; 7. Janika Martell, Lincoln (MO), 23.97; 8. Truman, 1:00.64; 5. Heidi Dimmitt, Western Wash., 1:00.83; Dawson, Angelo St., 13.99 (45-10¾); 8. Samantha
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