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2013 US Junior List - Women 31-Aug-13 Wind Assisted Marks Are Not Acceptable; Hand Times Through 800M Are Not Accepted; Marks on Oversized Tracks Are Not Accepted

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2013 US Junior List - Women 31-Aug-13 Wind Assisted Marks Are Not Acceptable; Hand Times Through 800M Are Not Accepted; Marks on Oversized Tracks Are Not Accepted 2013 US Junior List - Women 31-Aug-13 Wind assisted marks are not acceptable; hand times through 800m are not accepted; marks on oversized tracks are not accepted 100m 11.25A 1.2 Marybeth Sant Colorado HS 6-Apr-95 1 Houston Inv Denver, CO 1-Jun 11.31 0.9 Jennifer Madu Texas A+M 23-Sep-94 5 NCAA Eugene, OR 7-Jun 11.33 -0.8 Ky Westbrook Arizona HS 25-Feb-96 1 IAAF World Youth Donetsk, Ukraine 11-Jul 11.33A 0.0 Ana Holland Colorado HS 16-Feb-95 1 Colorado 5A Lakewood, CO 18-May 11.39 0.9 Ariana Washington California HS 4-Sep-96 1 California State Clovis, CA 1-Jun 11.41 1.8 Alleandra Watt Colorado HS 12-Mar-97 2 Houston Inv Denver, CO 1-Jun 11.42 1.7 Alexis Faulknor Central Florida 22-Sep-94 2h2 NCAA East Reg Greensboro, NC 23-May 11.45 0.9 Morolake Akinosun Illinois 17-May-94 8 NCAA Eugene, OR 7-May 11.46 0.5 Briana Vaughn Florida 28-Apr-94 1 Spec Towns Athens, GA 13-Apr 11.50A 0.7 Shayna Yon Colorado HS 97 1RB Great Southwest Albuquerque, NM 8-Jun 100m - Marks made with assisting wind 11.18 2.6 Jennifer Madu Texas A+M 23-Sep-94 3h1 NCAA Eugene, OR 5-Jun 11.18A 3.4 Ariana Washington California HS 4-Sep-96 1 Great Southwest Albuquerque, NM 8-Jun 11.29 2.8 Morolake Akinosun Illinois 17-May-94 6 Texas Relays Austin, TX 30-Mar 11.31 2.1 La Quisha Jackson San Diego State 7-Jan-94 1h2 Mountain West Las Vegas, NV 10-May 11.33 3.1 Omhunique Brown Pasadena CC 14-Aug-94 1 South Coast Conf Walnut, CA 26-Apr 11.33 7.2 Jasmine Gibbs Kansas State 15-Jan-94 1 Haslett Manhattan, KS 11-May 11.33 3.9 Alexis Faulknor Central Florida 22-Sep-94 3s2 NCAA East Reg Greensboro, NC 24-May 11.37 3.9 Briana Vaughn Florida 28-Apr-94 1 Georgia Relays Athens, GA 15-Mar 11.38A 3.4 Hannah Cunliffe Washington HS 9-Jan-96 3 Great Southwest Albuquerque, NM 8-Jun 11.42 2.7 Aaliyah Brown Illinois HS 6-Jan-95 1 Illinois 3A Charleston, IL 18-May 11.47A 3.4 Kaylin Whitney Florida HS 9-Mar-98 4 Great Southwest Albuquerque, NM 8-Jun 11.48 4.2 Akeyla Mitchell Texas HS 11-Nov-95 1h1-HS Texas Relays Austin, TX 29-Mar 11.49 3.3 Brittany Brown California HS 1 CA So Section Div 2 Walnut, CA 18-May 200m 23.05 1.3 Kali-Davis White Florida HS 27-Oct-94 1 Florida 4A Jacksonville, FL 5-May 23.18 1.8 Ariana Washington California HS 4-Sep-96 1 CA So Section Masters Cerritos, CA 24-May 23.19 1.9 Destinee Gause Florida 4-Apr-94 3s1 NCAA East Reg Greensboro, NC 25-May 23.23 0.1 La Quisha Jackson San Diego State 7-Jan-94 1 Mountain West Las Vegas, NV 11-May 23.26 0.0 Morolake Akinosun Illinois 17-May-94 2 Sun Angel Tempe, AZ 6-Apr 23.29A 0.3 Ana Holland Colorado HS 16-Feb-95 1 Liberty Bell Inv Littleton, CO 27-Apr 23.39 0.0 Ky Westbrook Arizona HS 25-Feb-96 1 Arizona 1A Mesa, AZ 11-May 23.40 0.8 Kaylin Whitney Florida HS 9-Mar-98 1 Florida 3A Jacksonville, FL 3-May 23.44 -0.1 Hannah Cunliffe Washington HS 9-Jan-96 4 IAAF World Youth Donetsk, Ukraine 14-Jul 23.55 -0.6 Alexis Faulknor Central Florida 22-Sep-94 1h6 Conference USA Houston, TX 11-May 200m - Marks made with assisting wind 23.04 3.0 Ana Holland Colorado HS 16-Feb-95 1 USATF Junior Des Moines, IA 21-Jun 23.05A 2.6 Ariana Washington California HS 4-Sep-96 1 Great Southwest Albuquerque, NM 8-Jun 23.10A 2.6 Hannah Cunliffe Washington HS 9-Jan-96 2 Great Southwest Albuquerque, NM 8-Jun 23.18 3.0 Morolake Akinosun Illinois 17-May-94 2 USATF Junior Des Moines, IA 21-Jun 23.27A 2,6 Ky Westbrook Arizona HS 25-Feb-96 3 Great Southwest Albuquerque, NM 8-Jun 23.28A 2.6 Kaylin Whitney Florida HS 9-Mar-98 4 Great Southwest Albuquerque, NM 8-Jun 23.34 2.6 Akeyla Mitchell Texas HS 11-Nov-95 1 Texas 3A Austin, TX 11-May 23.44A 2.6 Alleandra Watt Colorado HS 12-Mar-97 5 Great Southwest Albuquerque, NM 8-Jun 23.46 2.7 Omhunique Brown Pasadena CC 14-Aug-94 1 South Coast Conf Walnut, CA 26-Apr 23.49 3.0 La Quisha Jackson San Diego State 7-Jan-94 1h2 Mountain West Las Vegas, NV 10-May 400m 51.04 Courtney Okolo Texas 15-Mar-94 1 USATF Junior Des Moines, IA 22-Jun 52.03 Kendall Baisden Michigan HS 14-Mar-95 2 USATF Junior Des Moines, IA 22-Jun 52.13 Robin Reynolds Florida 22-Feb-94 3 USATF Junior Des Moines, IA 22-Jun 52.49A Ana Holland Colorado HS 16-Feb-95 1 Colorado 5A Lakewood, CO 18-May 52.59 Shamier Little Illinois HS 20-Mar-95 4 USATF Junior Des Moines, IA 22-Jun 52.71 Olivia Baker New Jersey HS 12-Jun-96 1 World Youth Trials Edwardsville, IL 25-Jun 53.00 Nia Dorner California HS 17-Sep-95 1 California State Meet Clovis, CA 1-Jun 53.26 Breigh Jones Austin Peay 94 5 USATF Junior Des Moines, IA 22-Jun 53.34 Madison Reynolds Oral Roberts 14-Jul-94 6 USATF Junior Des Moines, IA 22-Jun 53.34 Raevyn Rogers Texas HS 7-Sep-96 2 World Youth Trials Edwardsville, IL 26-Jun 800m 1:58.21 Ajee' Wilson Juventus/adidas 8-May-94 6 IAAF World Champs Moscow 18-Aug 1:59.51 Mary Cain New York HS 3-May-96 5 Pre Classic Eugene, OR 1-Jun 2:00.98 Amy Weissenbach Stanford 16-Jun-94 4s1 USATF Des Moines, IA 21-Jun 2:03.32 Raevyn Rogers Texas HS 7-Sep-96 3 IAAF World Youth Donetsk, Ukrain 14-Jul 2:05.20 Olicia Williams Baylor 26-Feb-94 3s2 NCAA West Reg Austin, TX 24-May 2:05.31 Angel Piccirrillo Villanova 8-Jan-94 1 Hurricane Inv Miami, FL 13-Apr 2:06.03 Kelsey Margey Villanova 7-May-94 2 Hurricane Inv Miami, FL 13-Apr 2:06.09 Sabrina Southerland New York HS 18-Dec-95 1 New York State Middletown, NY 8-Jun 2:06.35 Hannah Meier Michigan HS 6-Dec-94 1 Michigan Div I MI 1-Jun 2:06.40 Danielle Aragon Notre Dame 1-Jul-94 3rB Stanford Inv Stanford, CA 30-Mar 1500m 4:04.62 Mary Cain New York HS 3-May-96 1 Occidental High Perf Eagle Rock, CA 18-May 4:15.07 Elise Cranny Colorado HS 8-May-96 3 Peyton Jordan Inv Stanford, CA 28-Apr 4:16.00 Alexa Efraimson Washington HS 20-Feb-97 5 PDX Trackfest Portland, OR 8-Jun 4:17.14 Kelsey Margey Villanova 7-May-94 1h2 IC4A Princeton, NJ 11-May 4:17.40 Amy Weissenbach Stanford 16-Jun-94 1r2 Stanford Inv Stanford, CA 29-Mar 4:18.79 Danielle Aragon Notre Dame 1-Jul-94 4-coll Drake Relays Des Moines, IA 27-Apr 4:20.36 Sara Barron Vanderbilt 20-Nov-94 1 Vanderbilt Inv Nashville, TN 19-Apr 4:21.79 Angel Piccirrillo Villanova 8-Jan-94 5 Raleigh Relays Raleigh, NC 29-Mar 4:22.19' Wesley Frazier North Carolina HS 3-Sep-95 1-en route New Balance Outdoor Greensboro, NC 16-Jun 4:22.2' Hannah Meier Michigan HS 6-Dec-94 1 Michigan State MI 1-Jun 3000m 9:30.5' Erin Finn Michigan HS 18-Nov-94 1-en route Michigan State MI 1-Jun 9:32.08 Erin Clark Oregon HS 25-Oct-94 1 Oregon 6A Eugene, OR 24-May 9:33.37' Wesley Frazier North Carolina HS 3-Sep-95 1-en route New Balance Outdoor Greensboro, NC 15-Jun 9:33.92' Ann Heffernan Ohio HS 5-Jul-96 2-en route New Balance Outdoor Greensboro, NC 15-Jun 9:34.44' Sarah Baxter California HS 14-Dec-95 1 Arcadia Inv Arcadia, CA 6-Apr 9:35.23' Hannah De Balsi Connecticut HS 25-Feb-98 3-en route New Balance Outdoor Greensboro, NC 15-Jun 9:35.51 Sandie Raines Texas HS 27-Jul-95 1 Victor Lopez Inv Houston, TX 21-Mar 9:35.52 Sophie Chase Virginia HS 15-Nov-94 1-HS Penn Relays Philadelphia, PA 25-Apr 9:37.22 Ella Donaghu Oregon HS 2 Oregon 6A Eugene, OR 24-May 9:37.37 Maggie Drazba West Virginia HS 18-May-95 2-HS Penn Relays Philadelphia, PA 25-Apr 5000m 15:45.31 Emily Stites William and Mary 2-Jun-94 14 Mt. SAC Walnut, CA 19-Apr 15:45.46 Mary Cain New York HS 3-May-96 6 PDX Trackfest Portland, OR 8-Jun 15:53.73 Laura Hollander Cal Poly/SLO 95 3-Elite Mt. SAC Walnut, CA 18-Apr 15:55.94 Wesley Frazier North Carolina HS 3-Sep-95 1 New Balance Outdoor Greensboro, NC 14-Jun 16:05.33 Molly Seidel Notre Dame 12-Jul-94 1rC Stanford Inv Stanford, CA 29-Mar 16:14.58 Carrie Verdon Colorado 8-Mar-94 1 Mt.
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