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NEWSLETTER Volume 8, No NEWSLETTER Volume 8, No. 69 December 31, 2010 version ii etrack — 2010 U.S. Women’s Lists — KEY TO LISTS compiled by Glen McMicken These lists give the top 40 U.S. performers (and top 10 per- formances, denoted by a ———) of the 2010 season, with an appending of those foreign collegians whose marks fall into that 100 METERS range. In the wind-aided category, the domestics and foreign 10.82...........Carmelita Jeter (Nike) ...............7/22 ......... Monaco DL collegians are commingled (' after name = foreigner on windy 10.83...........———Jeter ...............................7/03 ..........Eugene DL list). Relay teams may contain non-U.S. nationals. 10.89...........———Jeter ...............................8/19 ............ Zürich DL 10.90...........Shalonda Solomon (Reebok) ....6/05 ............. Clermont Open athletes and high schoolers have no notation before their 10.94...........———Jeter ...............................5/01 ..............Kingston name. Collegians are noted by class: - = senior; * = junior; 10.95...........———Jeter ...............................7/10 .....Gateshead DL **=soph; *** = frosh. 10.97...........LaShaunte’a Moore (unat) ........5/30 ...............Maringá (A) = altitude over 1000m (in affected events only). Wind-aided ....................Marshevet Myers (adidas) .........8/19 ............ Zürich DL marks are those of greater than 2.0mps. Windy marks are listed 10.99...........———Jeter ...............................7/08 ...... Lausanne DL only if superior to the best legal mark (windy performances ....................———Moore .............................7/03 ..........Eugene DL listed to level of legal performances). ....................———Myers ..............................8/14 .......... London DL In the marathon and half-marathon lists, ' = aided course. Since ....................———Myers ..............................8/08 ...............Lucerne so many road runners are unaffiliated, a state affiliation repre- **12 performances by 4 performers** sents their home, not a school. Corrections welcome! 11.04 ...........Alex Anderson (Nike) ................6/05 ............. Clermont 11.13 ...........*Gabby Mayo (TxAM) ................4/03 ...............Texas R 11.15 ...........Gloria Asumnu (adidas) .............5/01 ...... Baie-Mahault (30) 11.16 ...........Octavious Freeman (FlHS) .......6/12 ............. Clermont 11.37 ...........*Shavon Greaves (PennSt) .......5/01 ............ Owens Cl 11.17 ...........Miki Barber (Nike) .....................6/04 ...............Oslo DL 11.38 ...........Lamarra Currie (unat) ................5/08 .......... Chapel Hill ...........Ashton Purvis (CaHS) ...............6/05 ...... California HS ...........**Amber Purvis (Or) ..................5/16 ................ Pac-10 (10) 11.39 ...........Lekeisha Lawson (unat) ............4/17 .............. Mt. SAC 11.18 ...........-Porscha Lucas (TxAM) ............5/28 .........NCAA West 11.40 ...........Natasha Hastings (Nike) ...........4/10 ............Towns Inv 11.19 ...........**Jeneba Tarmoh (TxAM) ..........5/16 ................. Big 12 ...........Bianca Knight (adidas) ..............8/10 .............Göteborg 11.20 ...........Tianna Madison (Saucony) .......8/24 ............. V-d’Ascq ...........Amber Plowden (RWU) .............7/07 ................Victoria 11.22 ...........*Kenyanna Wilson (LSU) ..........5/28 ..........NCAA East ...........*Chastity Riggien (SnMs) ..........5/15 .................C-USA 11.26 ...........***Takeia Pinckney (LSU) ..........5/16 .................... SEC ....................Cleo Tyson (unat) ......................6/05 ............. Clermont 11.27 ...........Allyson Felix (Nike) ...................6/25 ................ USATF 11.41 ...........Rachelle Boone-Smith (unat) ....4/17 ..........IFF Games 11.28 ...........**Terra Evans (TxT) ...................4/24 .......... Sooner Inv (40) ...........Charonda Williams (adidas) ......4/17 .............. Mt. SAC ...........Lauryn Williams (Saucony) .......7/14 ..................Nuoro 11.30 ...........-Scottesha Miller (Ok) ...............4/24 .......... Sooner Inv 11.31 ...........*LaKya Brookins (SC) ...............4/17 ..........IFF Games Foreign Collegians: (20) 11.00 ...........-Blessing Okagbare (UTEP-Ngr) . 8/14 .......... London DL ...........*Shayla Mahan (SC) .................5/27 ..........NCAA East 11.18 ...........-Samantha Henry (LSU-Jam) ....4/03 ...............Texas R 11.32 ...........*Joanna Atkins (Aub) .................7/18 ............ Lapinlahti 11.19 ...........*Sheniqua Ferguson (Aub-Bah) . 5/16 .................... SEC 11.34 ...........Connie Moore (unat) .................5/02 ...................Irvine 11.27 ...........**Semoy Hackett (Linc-Tri) ........5/27 ...............NCAA II ...........Ginnie Crawford (Nike) ..............4/17 .............. Mt. SAC 11.28 ...........**Jura Levy (SPl-Jam) ...............4/03 ...............Texas R ...........Jenna Prandini (CaHS) .............6/04 ...... California HS 11.29 ...........***Marecia Pemberton (FlSt-StK) . 5/28 ..........NCAA East 11.35 ...........Lisa Barber (SpD) .....................5/08 ................. Ponce 11.31 ...........*Trisha-Ann Hawthorne (Ct-Jam) . 6/26 ............... Jam Ch ...........-Barbara Pierre (StA) ................7/14 ..................Nuoro 11.37 ...........*Georgina Nembhard (Ga-Jam) . 4/10 ............Towns Inv ...........*Tiffany Townsend (Bay) ...........5/16 ................. Big 12 11.40 ...........-Petrice Richards (Hamp-Jam) ..5/08 ................. MEAC 11.36 ...........***Stormy Kendrick (Clem) ........5/28 ..........NCAA East ...........-Kristy Whyte (Mia-Bah) ............5/27 ..........NCAA East ...........Shareese Woods (adidas) .........3/27 .............. UCF Inv Wind-aided: 10.98...........Okagbare' ..................................6/11 ..................NCAA © 2010 Track & Field News. All rights reserved. 11.00 ...........Tarmoh ......................................7/09 ....... NACAC U23 11.02 ...........L. Moore ....................................3/19 .............Ft. Worth This newsletter may not be reprinted or retransmitted 11.04 ...........Solomon ....................................4/10 ...... Hurricane Inv in any form without express written permission. 11.05 ...........Anderson ...................................6/05 ............. Clermont www.trackandfieldnews.com ....................Tarmoh ......................................6/09 ..................NCAA -470- December 31, 2010 11.07 ...........Lucas .........................................6/09 ..................NCAA ...........Ashlee Kidd (unat) .....................6/12 .......New York DL 11.11(A) ......Freeman ....................................6/05 ...................GSW 23.17...........Monica Hargrove (UArm) ..........7/11 ................ Kortrijk 11.12 ...........Pemberton' ................................4/17 ....................ACC 23.21...........-Kristine Scott (Clem) ................5/15 ...............GaT Inv 11.14 ...........Henry' ........................................3/27 ................. LSU R 23.22...........Leslie Cole (Nike) ......................5/15 ...............GaT Inv 11.15 ...........Levy' ..........................................5/22 ..................JUCO ...........*Gabby Mayo (TxAM) ................5/01 ............ Texas Inv 11.18 ...........Pinckney ....................................6/09 ..................NCAA 23.23...........-Barbara Pierre (StA) ................5/29 ...............NCAA II 11.19 ...........Evans ........................................3/26 ..............Lubbock 23.24...........**Dominique Duncan (TxAM) ....5/29 .........NCAA West 11.24 ...........Jasmine Baldwin-Foss (unat) ....6/06 ..... SoCal USATF ...........**Terra Evans (TxT) ...................5/29 .........NCAA West ...........Kendrick ....................................5/08 ............. Clemson ...........Octavious Freeman (FlHS) .......6/19 ....................NBN ...........**Janelle Redhead' (SPl-Grn) ...3/27 .......UTEP Spring ...........*Kenyanna Wilson (LSU) ..........4/17 ............LSU Alum 11.25 ...........Plowden ....................................6/06 ..... SoCal USATF Foreign Collegians: 11.26 ...........Lawson ......................................6/06 ..... SoCal USATF 22.71...........-Blessing Okagbare (UTEP-Ngr) . 7/18 ...............Lignano 11.31 ...........Riggien ......................................5/27 ..........NCAA East ...........**Nivea Smith (Aub-Bah) ...........6/26 ................Bah Ch 11.32 ...........Alie Israel (unat) ........................6/05 ............. Clermont 22.75...........**Semoy Hackett (Linc-Tri) ........5/29 ...............NCAA II 11.33 ...........Greaves .....................................4/02 ............. Florida R 22.87...........*Sheniqua Ferguson (Aub-Bah) . 5/29 ..........NCAA East 11.34 ...........*Teona Rodgers (FlSt) ...............4/17 ....................ACC 22.99...........-Samantha Henry (LSU-Jam) ....5/28 ..........NCAA East ...........Townsend ..................................6/09 ..................NCAA 23.23(A) ......**Janelle Redhead (SPl-Grn) ....5/01 ....... Albuquerque 11.35 ...........*Kimberly Smith' (WayB-Jam) ...3/26 ..............Lubbock Wind-aided: 11.36 ...........**Sheila Paul (CFl) ....................5/27 ..........NCAA East 22.81...........Rodgers .....................................4/17 ....................ACC 11.37 ...........Ashley Collier (TxHS) ................5/04 ......... San Angelo 22.83...........Kendrick ....................................4/17
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