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— 2013 T&FN Women's U.S. Rankings — — 2013 T&FN Women’s U.S. Rankings — 100 METERS 800 METERS 5000 METERS MARATHON 1. Carmelita Jeter 1. Brenda Martinez 1. Jenny Simpson 1. Shalane Flanagan 2. English Gardner 2. Alysia Montaño 2. Molly Huddle 2. Kara Goucher 3. Barbara Pierre 3. Ajee’ Wilson 3. Shannon Rowbury 3. Serena Burla 4. Alex Anderson 4. Kate Grace 4. Kim Conley 4. Desiree Davila 5. Octavious Freeman 5. Laura Roesler 5. Chelsea Reilly 5. Deena Kastor 6. Jeneba Tarmoh 6. Heather Kampf 6. Abbey D’Agostino 6. Annie Bersagel 7. Aurieyall Scott 7. Mary Cain 7. Treniere Moser 7. Becky Wade 8. Muna Lee 8. Phoebe Wright 8. Brie Felnagle 8. Clara Santucci 9. Allyson Felix 9. Jenny Simpson 9. Alisha Williams 9. Melissa J-White 10. Charonda Williams 10. Amy Weissenbach 10. Katie Mackey 10. Laura Portis 200 METERS 1500 METERS 10,000 METERS 20K walk 1. Allyson Felix 1. Jenny Simpson 1. Shalane Flanagan 1. Maria Michta 2. Kimberlyn Duncan 2. Brenda Martinez 2. Jordan Hasay 2. Erin Gray 3. Jeneba Tarmoh 3. Mary Cain 3. Amy Hastings 3.Miranda Melville 4. Tiffany Townsend 4. Shannon Rowbury 4. Tara Erdmann 4. Katie Burnett 5. Charonda Williams 5. Treniere Moser 5. Kara Goucher 5. Lauren Forgues 6. Shalonda Solomon 6. Katie Mackey 6. Laura Thweatt 6.Teresa Vaill 7. Kamaria Brown 7. Cory McGee 7. Mattie Suver 7. Susan Randall 8. LaShaunte’a Moore 8. Morgan Uceny 8. Brianne Nelson 8. Rachel Tylock 9. Chauntae Bayne 9. Kate Grace 9. Emily Sisson 9. Erin Taylor-Talcott 10. Lauryn Williams 10. Gabriele Anderson 10. Juliet Bottorff 10. Jill Cobb 400 METERS STEEPLE 100 HURDLES HIGH JUMP 1. Natasha Hastings 1. Emma Coburn 1. Brianna Rollins 1. Brigetta Barrett 2. Francena McCorory 2. Shalaya Kipp 2. Dawn Harper-Nelson 2. Inika McPherson 3. Ashley Spencer 3. Nicole Bush 3. Queen Harrison 3. Maya Pressley 4. Joanna Atkins 4. Ashley Higginson 4. Kellie Wells 4. Courtney Anderson 5. Jessica Beard 5. Jamie Cheever 5. Lolo Jones 5. Sharon Day 6. Phyllis Francis 6. Colleen Quigley 6. Nia Ali 6. Krystle Schade 7. Mary Wineberg 7. Amber Henry 7. Kristi Castlin 7. Tynita Butts 8. Sanya Richards-Ross 8. Bridget Franek 8. Vashti Thomas 8. Ann Dudley 9. Rebecca Alexander 9. Stephanie Garcia 9. Yvette Lewis 9. Elizabeth Evans 10. Ebonie Floyd 10. Nicol Traynor 10. Kori Carter 10. Megan Gilsar 400 HURDLES POLE VAULT 1. Dalilah Muhammad 1. Jenn Suhr © Track & Field News 2014 2. Georganne Moline 2. Mary Saxer 3. Kori Carter 3. Kylie Hudson 4. Lashinda Demus 4. Becky Holliday 5. Christine Spence 5. Lacy Janson 6. T’Erea Brown 6. Janice Keppler 7. Turquoise Thompson 7. Katy Viuf 8. Cassandra Tate 8. April Bennett 9. Tiffany Williams 9. Melissa Gergel 10. Ellen Wortham 10. Bethany Buell LONG JUMP SHOT PUT HAMMER HEPTATHLON 1. Brittney Reese 1. Michelle Carter 1. Jeneva McCall 1. Sharon Day 2. Janay DeLoach Soukup 2. Tia Brooks 2. Amanda Bingson 2. Bettie Wade 3. Tori Polk 3. Jeneva McCall 3. Jessica Cosby Toruga 3. Erica Bougard 4. Funmi Jimoh 4. Alyssa Hasslen 4. Amber Campbell 4. Lindsay Vollmer 5. Tori Bowie 5. Brittany Smith 5. Gwendolyn Berry 5. Kiani Profit 6. Chelsea Hayes 6. Felisha Johnson 6. Britney Henry 6. Chelsea Carrier-Eades 7. Andrea Geubelle 7. Christina Hillman 7. Chelsea Cassulo 7. Ryann Krais 8. Kylie Price 8. Kearsten Peoples 8. Ashley Harbin 8. Heather Miller 9. Alesha Walker 9. Becky O’Brien 9. Brittany Smith 9. Keia Pinnick 10. Vashti Thomas 10. Dani Bunch 10. Amy Haapanen 10. Lindsay Schwartz TRIPLE JUMP DISCUS JAVELIN 1. Andrea Geubelle 1. Gia Lewis-Smallwood 1. Brittany Borman 2. Amanda Smock 2. Whitney Ashley 2. Ari Ince 3. Toni Smith 3. Liz Podominick 3. Kara Patterson 4. Blessing Ufodiama 4. Aretha Thurmond 4. Kimberley Hamilton 5. Tori Franklin 5. Beth Rohl 5. Brianna Bain 6. Ciarra Brewer 6. Sam Lockhart 6. Laura Loht 7. April Sinkler 7. Anna Jelmini 7. Leigh Petranoff 8. LaQue Moen-Davis 8. Shelbi Vaughan 8. Lauren Kenney 9. Crystal Manning 9. Jessica Maroszek 9. Paige Blackburn 10. Keturah Orji 10. Rachel Longfors 10. Heather Bergmann © Track & Field News 2014.
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