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4 X 100 RELAY 1982 (Provo, June 05) 4 x 100 RELAY 1982 (Provo, June 05) ........................................................................(A) (16 teams, 8 finalists; Q—45.02) 1. Nebraska ..............................................................................43.72 (Deborah James, Alicia McQueen, Rhonda Blanford, Merlene Ottey') 2. Florida State .........................................................................43.73 (Angie Wright, Marita Payne', Alice Bennett, Randy Givens) 3. UCLA ....................................................................................44.02 (Missy Jerold, Florence Griffith, Jackie Joyner, Jeanette Bolden) 4. Cal State LA ..........................................................................44.27 (Jennifer Inniss', Sharon Dabney, Diane Williams, Jackie Pusey') 5. Tennessee .............................................................................44.36 (Sharrieffa Barksdale, Cathy Rattray', Chantal Desrosiers', Benita Fitzgerald) 6. Prairie View ...........................................................................44.98 (Sheila LaBome, Casandra Graham, Loretta Edwards, Easter Gabriel) 7. UTEP.....................................................................................45.00 (Bea Reese, Dorene Hayward, Kim Turner, Jeanine Warren) 8. Houston ................................................................................45.65 (Jackie Washington, Carol Lewis, Darlene Jefferson, Pat Lavallias) (Heats [June 02]: I–1. Florida State 43.74[A] MR. II–1. Nebraska 43.67[A] CR, MR) All-Time NCAA Women’s Results—© E. Garry Hill/T&FN 2020 -177- 1983 (Houston, June 04) (22 teams, 8 finalists; Q—45.26) 1. Florida State .........................................................................42.94 (CR, MR) (Angie Wright, Marita Payne', Brenda Cliette, Randy Givens) 2. Nebraska ..............................................................................43.44 (also under old MR) (Janet Burke', Rhonda Blanford, Angie Thacker, Merlene Ottey') 3. Tennessee .............................................................................43.84 (Sharrieffa Barksdale, Veronica Findley', Kelia Bolton, Benita Fitzgerald) 4. Houston ................................................................................43.84 (Tara Mastin, Jackie Washington, Carol Lewis, Michele Glover) 5. UCLA ....................................................................................43.90 (Missy Jerold, Jackie Joyner, La Shon Nedd, Florence Griffith) 6. Cal State Bakersfield ............................................................44.79 (Andralette Gill, Marcella Mariano, Faith Burleson, Gurtha Pounds) 7. Alabama ................................................................................45.13 (Sandy Harris, Rena Oden, Lillie Leatherwood, Belinda Little) 8. Prairie View ...........................................................................45.44 (Lynn Gamble, Norrie McAfee, Sheila LaBome, Easter Gabriel) (Heats [June 02]: I–1. Florida State 43.69 low-altitude MR.) All-Time NCAA Women’s Results—© E. Garry Hill/T&FN 2020 -178- 1984 (Eugene, June 02) (15 teams, 8 finalists; Q—46.02) 1. Florida State .........................................................................43.72 (first school to win twice in a row) (Michelle Finn, Marita Payne', Brenda Cliette, Randy Givens) 2. Tennessee .............................................................................44.16 (Ilrey Oliver', Cathy Rattray', Veronica Findley', Mary Bolden) 3. Houston ................................................................................44.39 (Tara Mastin, Michele Glover, Carol Lewis, Jackie Washington) 4. Texas ....................................................................................44.62 (Teri Smajstrla, Terri Turner, Juliet Cuthbert', Susan Shurr) 5. Nebraska ..............................................................................44.84 (Rhonda Blanford, Deb Powell, Jennie Badami, Angie Thacker) 6. Texas Southern .....................................................................45.00 (Kathrene Wallace, Debra Martin, Alice Bell, Zina Age) 7. South Carolina State .............................................................45.74 (Janice Hinkson', Esme Austin', Sonia Clake', Selena Coulthrust') 8. Missouri ................................................................................45.83 (Kellee Eubanks, Lanita Little, Rose Jackson', Rufina Ubah') All-Time NCAA Women’s Results—© E. Garry Hill/T&FN 2020 -179- 1985 (Austin, May 31) (16 teams, 8 finalists; Q—44.70) 1. LSU .......................................................................................43.82 (Sheila Echols, Michelle King, Angie Phipps', Michele Morris) 2. Texas ....................................................................................43.85 (Karen Nelson', Susan Shurr, Juliet Cuthbert', Terri Turner) 3. Florida State .........................................................................43.98 (Esmeralda Garcia', Michelle Finn, Andrea Thompson, Janet Levy) 4. UCLA ....................................................................................43.99 (Angela Bailey', Jackie Joyner, Monica Phillips, Gail Devers) 5. Texas Southern .....................................................................44.11 (Kathrene Wallace, Debra Martin, Alice Bell, Moswumola Soneye') 6. Georgia .................................................................................44.17 (Sandra Smith, Kara Houston, Terri Julian, Gwen Torrence) 7. Rice.......................................................................................44.64 (Katrice Harris, Laura Wright, Cecilia Nuñez', Tanya McIntosh) 8. UNLV .....................................................................................44.82 (Michelle Stewart, Michelle Matthias, Paula Ready, Inger Peterson) All-Time NCAA Women’s Results—© E. Garry Hill/T&FN 2020 -180- 1986 (Indianapolis, June 06) (10 teams, 9 finalists; Q—44.90) 1. Texas Southern' (Nigeria) ......................................................43.71 (Moswumola Soneye', Linda Eseimokumoh', Mary Onyali', Maria Usifo') 2. Morgan State ........................................................................43.97 (Ramona Riley, Rochelle Stevens, Wenda Vereen, Ethlyn Tate') 3. Texas ....................................................................................44.01 (Karen Nelson', Terri Turner, Juliet Cuthbert', Mary Bolden) 4. USC ......................................................................................44.11 (Robin Simmons, Gervaise McCraw, LaWanda Cabell, Myra Mayberry) 5. Florida State .........................................................................44.12 (Esmeralda Garcia', Michelle Finn, Andrea Thompson, Janet Levy) 6. Georgia .................................................................................44.53 (Sandra Smith, Terry Julian', Stephanie Hines, Gwen Torrence) 7. Illinois ....................................................................................44.66 (Kim Dunlap, Angela McClatchey, Leticia Beverly, Renee Carr) 8. Alabama ................................................................................44.74 (Veronica Connally, Pauline Davis', Flora Hyacinth', Lillie Leatherwood) … fs— LSU ................................................................... (Alicia Bass, Andrea Bush, Angie Phipps', Schowonda Williams) All-Time NCAA Women’s Results—© E. Garry Hill/T&FN 2020 -181- 1987 (Baton Rouge, June 05) (9 finalists; no heats) 1. Florida State .........................................................................43.19 (Janet Levy, Janet Davis, Andrea Thompson, Michelle Finn) 2. LSU .......................................................................................43.54 (Sheila Echols, Zina Age, Opal Cunningham', Danyel Wofford') 3. Alabama ................................................................................43.54 (Flora Hyacinth', Sandra Latham, Lillie Leatherwood, Pauline Davis') 4. UCLA ....................................................................................43.74 (Nicolle Thompson, Monica Phillips, Kiersten Church, Gail Devers) 5. USC ......................................................................................44.06 (Robin Simmons, Gervaise McCraw, Michelle Taylor, Myra Mayberry) 6. Texas Southern (Nigeria) .......................................................44.07 (Moswumola Soneye', Linda Eseimokumoh', Mary Onyali', Tina Iheagwam') 7. Illinois ....................................................................................44.77 (Leticia Beverly, Renee Carr, Angela McClatchey, Celena Mondie) 8. UNLV .....................................................................................45.22 (Tanya Davis, Green, Carrie Franklin, Cheryl Cheeks) … dq— Morgan State ......................................................................... (Wendy Vereen, Rochelle Stevens, Angela Pulliam, Ethlyn Tate) All-Time NCAA Women’s Results—© E. Garry Hill/T&FN 2020 -182- 1988 (Eugene, June 03) (11 teams, 8 finalists; Q—45.25) 1. Arizona State ........................................................................ 43.64 (Lynda Tolbert, Tamika Foster, Maicel Malone, Jacinta Bartholomew') 2. UCLA .................................................................................... 43.74 (Tonya Sedwick, Caryl Smith, Monica Phillips, Gail Devers) 3. LSU ....................................................................................... 43.83 (Tananjalyn Stanley, Zina Age, Danyel Wofford’, Esther Jones) 4. Florida State ........................................................................
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