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NEWSLETTER Volume 7, No NEWSLETTER Volume 7, No. 64 December 30, 2008 version ii etrack — 2008 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 2008 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 10.78...........Torri Edwards (Nike) ..................6/28 .............Oly Trials collegians are commingled (' after name = foreigner on windy 10.85...........Muna Lee (Nike) ........................6/28 .............Oly Trials list). Relay teams may contain non-U.S. nationals. 10.90...........———Edwards .........................6/28 .............Oly Trials ...........Lauryn Williams (Nike) ..............6/28 .............Oly Trials Open athletes and high schoolers have no notation before their 10.93...........Allyson Felix (adidas) ................5/09 .............Doha GP name. Collegians are noted by class: - = senior; * = junior; ...........Marshevet Hooker (adidas) .......6/28 .............Oly Trials **=soph; *** = frosh; ? = unknown. 10.94...........———Edwards .........................6/08 ......... Eugene GP (A) = altitude over 1000m (in affected events only). Wind-aided ...........———Hooker ............................5/31 ...... New York GP marks are those of greater than 2.0mps. Windy marks are listed 10.96...........———Felix ................................6/28 .............Oly Trials only if superior to the best legal mark (windy performances 10.97...........Carmelita Jeter (Nike) ...............6/27 .............Oly Trials listed to level of legal performances). In field events, ¶ = field ...........———Lee .................................5/31 ...... New York GP mark where complete series not known. ...........Mechelle Lewis (Nike) ...............6/28 .............Oly Trials In the marathon and half-marathon lists, ' = aided course. **12 performers by 7 performers** Since so many road runners are unaffiliated, a state affiliation 11.02 ...........Angela Williams (Nike) ..............6/28 .............Oly Trials represents their home, not a school. 11.03 ...........Gloria Asumnu (adidas) .............5/24 ............. Clermont ...........LaShaunte’a Moore (adidas) .....6/28 .............Oly Trials (10) ...........***Shayla Mahan (SC) ...............4/19 .........Greensboro 11.07 ...........*Alexandria Anderson (Tx) ........6/28 .............Oly Trials ...........Amber Robinson (unat) .............5/24 ............. Clermont ...........Lisa Barber (adidas) ..................6/28 .............Oly Trials 11.33 ...........Melinda Smedley (Shef) ............5/10 .......... Modesto R ...........Bianca Knight (adidas) ..............6/27 .............Oly Trials 11.34 ...........-Jessica Onyepunuka (USC) .....5/31 ............. NCAA W 11.08 ...........Alexis Weatherspoon (HSI) .......6/27 .............Oly Trials 11.35 ...........Tangela Neal (CFAC) ................5/24 ............. Clermont 11.09 ...........Alexis Joyce (unat) ....................5/24 ............. Clermont 11.36 ...........Chalonda Goodman (GaHS) .....7/27 .......... USATF JO 11.13 ...........Chryste Gaines (unat) ...............6/14 ............. Clermont ...........Monique Henderson (Reebok) ..5/04 ..............Scott Inv 11.15(A) ......**Porscha Lucas (TxAM) ...........5/18 ................. Big 12 ...........Latonia Wilson (Nike) ................4/05 ...............Texas R 11.16 ...........Victoria Jordan (TxHS) ..............5/09 .........Texas State ...........Shalonda Solomon (Reebok) ....6/27 .............Oly Trials Foreign Collegians: 11.17 ...........-Juanita Broaddus (LSU) ...........5/18 .................... SEC 10.95(A) ......-Simone Facey (TxAM-Jam) .....5/18 ................. Big 12 (20) 11.06 ...........-Kelly Baptiste (LSU-Tri)............4/05 ...............Texas R 11.19 ...........Stephanie Durst (Nike) ..............5/01 ...... Baie-Mahault 11.21 ...........-Virgil Hodge (TCU-StK) ............5/17 ............ Mtn West 11.21(A) ......**Scottesha Miller (Ok) ..............5/18 ................. Big 12 11.23 ...........*Nickesha Anderson (Ks-Jam) ..4/19 .....Kansas R Coll ...........Wyllesheia Myrick (Nike) ...........4/12 .......... Miami Elite 11.31(A) ......-Halimat Ismaila (UTEP-Ngr) ....5/17 ..................CUSA ...........***Jeneba Tarmoh (Tn) ..............6/20 .......... USATF Jrs 11.34 ...........*Allison George (TxAM-Grn) .....5/18 ................. Big 12 11.26 ...........Sanya Richards (Nike) ..............5/18 .............adidas Cl ..........-Carol Rodriguez (USC-PR) ......4/05 ...... Texas R Univ 11.27 ...........-Tawanna Meadows (Troy) ........5/11 ..............Sun Belt Wind-aided: 11.28 ...........-Lakecia Ealey (Fl) ....................5/30 .............. NCAA E 10.76...........Hooker .......................................6/27 .............Oly Trials 11.29 ...........Miki Barber (Nike) .....................6/27 .............Oly Trials 10.85...........———Edwards .........................6/27 .............Oly Trials ...........Ebonie Floyd (Nike) ...................5/09 .............Doha GP 10.86...........L. Williams .................................6/27 .............Oly Trials (A) ......Sani Roseby (Nike) ...................5/24 ..........Provo Gold 10.89...........———Lee .................................6/27 .............Oly Trials (30) ....................———Hooker ............................6/28 .............Oly Trials 11.30 ...........Santana Lowery (unat) ..............4/12 ........Ole Miss Inv 10.91...........———Lee .................................6/28 .............Oly Trials 11.31 ...........Ladedra Guy (unat) ...................5/31 ...... New York GP 10.92...........A. Williams ................................6/28 .............Oly Trials ....................———L. Williams ......................6/27 .............Oly Trials © 2008 Track & Field News. All rights reserved. 10.94...........———Hooker ............................6/27 .............Oly Trials This newsletter may not be reprinted Oregon Retrans- 10.95...........Lewis .........................................6/27 .............Oly Trials mitted **** in any form without express written permission. 10.97...........Baptiste' ....................................5/31 ........... NCAA ME 10.98...........A. Anderson ...............................6/27 .............Oly Trials -393- December 30, 2008 11.02 ...........Asumnu .....................................6/27 .............Oly Trials (40) 11.04 ...........**Samantha Henry' (LSU-Jam) . 5/30 ........... NCAA ME ...........Amber Robinson (unat) .............7/26 ...........Oordegem 11.09 ...........**Lynne Layne (Tn) ...................5/30 ........... NCAA ME Foreign Collegians: 11.13 ...........Meadows ...................................5/10 ..............Sun Belt 22.45(A) ......-Simone Facey (TxAM-Jam) .....5/18 ................. Big 12 11.17 ...........Guy ............................................6/27 .............Oly Trials 22.57(A) ......*Nickesha Anderson (Ks-Jam) ..5/18 ................. Big 12 11.18 ...........N. Anderson' ..............................4/26 .............. Drake R 22.67...........-Kelly Baptiste (LSU-Tri)............5/31 ........... NCAA ME 11.19 ...........Myrick ........................................6/27 .............Oly Trials 22.72(A) ......*Allison George (TxAM-Grn) .....5/18 ................. Big 12 ...........Roseby ......................................6/27 .............Oly Trials 22.76...........-Virgil Hodge (TCU-StK) ............4/19 .............. TCU Inv 11.21(A) ......-Ismaila' .....................................3/29 .......UTEP Spring 22.90...........**Samantha Henry (LSU-Jam) ..5/30 ........... NCAA ME 11.23 ...........Mayhan .....................................4/18 .........Greensboro 23.06...........-Carol Rodriguez (USC-PR) ......5/16 ................ Pac-10 11.25 ...........Candice Davis (unat) .................4/20 .............. Mt. SAC 23.12...........-Trish Bartholomew (Al-Grn) .....5/31 ........... NCAA ME 11.31 ...........Goodman ..................................4/11 .......Taco Bell HS 23.13...........***Cache Armbrister (Aub-Bah) . 5/31 ........... NCAA ME ...........***Kenyanna Wilson (LSU) ........5/31 ........... NCAA ME 11.34 ...........Antonette Carter (Asics) ............4/20 .............. Mt. SAC Wind-aided: 21.82...........Felix ...........................................7/06 .............Oly Trials 200 METERS 21.91...........Lee ............................................5/08 .......Ft-de-France 21.93...........Allyson Felix (adidas) ................8/21 ...........Olympic G 21.99...........———Lee .................................7/06 .............Oly Trials 22.01...........Muna Lee (Nike) ........................8/21 ...........Olympic G 22.20...........Hooker .......................................7/06 .............Oly Trials 22.22...........———Felix ................................7/06 .............Oly Trials 22.21...........L. Williams .................................7/06 .............Oly Trials 22.29...........———Lee .................................8/20 ...........Olympic G 22.25...........B. Knight ....................................7/06 .............Oly Trials (A) .......**Porscha Lucas (TxAM) ...........5/18 ................. Big 12 22.35...........Jeter ..........................................7/06 .............Oly Trials 22.30...........———Lee .................................5/18 .............adidas Cl 22.36...........Solomon ....................................7/06
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