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HEPTATHLON (Scores Given Are Under Current Tables, with Official Scores Appended; + = Under Current Tables, Places Would Change) 1982 (Provo, May 31–June 01) HEPTATHLON (scores given are under current tables, with official scores appended; + = under current tables, places would change) 1982 (Provo, May 31–June 01) ..........................................................(A) (14 started and finished) 1. Jackie Joyner (UCLA) ....................................... So ..............6053 (CR, MR) 2. Annette Tannander' (Colorado) ......................... So ..............5563 +3. Carrie McLaughlin (San Diego State) .............. Jr ................5372 +4. Susie Ray (UCLA) ........................................... So ..............5391 +5. Susan Brownell (Virginia) ................................ Sr ...............5266 +6. Renee Nickles (Oklahoma) .............................. Sr ...............5289 +7. Sonya Crowther (Oregon State) ...................... Jr ................5268 +8. Lana Zimmerman (LSU) .................................. So ..............5160 +9. Myrtle Chester' (Tennessee) ............................ So ..............5181 (Official old-table: 6099 MR, 5662, 5626, 5510, 5445, 5440, 5435, 5351, 5342) (MR progression: Zimmerman, Nickles, Joyner) 1983 (Houston, May 30–31) (21 started, 18 finished) 1. Jackie Joyner (UCLA) ....................................... Jr ................6390 (CR, MR) (first 2-time winner) 2. Marlene Harmon (Cal State Northridge) ............ Fr ................5893 3. Patsy Walker (Houston) ..................................... Sr ...............5857 4. Annette Tannander' (Colorado) ......................... Jr ................5793 5. Susie Ray (UCLA).............................................. Jr ................5599 6. Lana Zimmerman (LSU) .................................... Jr ................5488 7. Carrie McLaughlin (San Diego State) ................ Sr ...............5470 8. Tonya Alston (UCLA) ......................................... Jr ................5456 (Official old-table: 6365, 5988, 5962, 5863, 5706, 5621, 5620, 5591) All-Time NCAA Women’s Results—© E. Garry Hill/T&FN 2020 -369- 1984 (Eugene, May 28–29) (15 started, 14 finished) 1. Sheila Tarr (UNLV) ............................................. Fr ................5768 2. Myrtle Chester (Tennessee) ............................... Sr ...............5671 3. Linda Spenst' (Maryland) .................................. Jr ................5468 4. Sharon Hatfield (USC) ....................................... Fr ................5420 5. Tracy Hanlon (Army) .......................................... Sr ...............5418 6. Deb Clark (Nebraska) ........................................ Fr ................5285+ 7. Carla Battaglia (Indiana) .................................... Jr ................5313+ 8. Yutta Shelton (Alabama) .................................... Jr ................5242 (Official old-table: 5856, 5793, 5594, 5582, 5560, 5481, 5467, 5412) (defending champ Joyner redshirted) 1985 (Austin, May 27–28) (15 started, 13 finished) 1. Lauri Young (Northeast Louisiana) .................... Sr ...............5723w 2. Sheila Tarr (UNLV) ............................................. So ..............5649 3. Conny Eckl' (Washington State) ........................ So ..............5637w 4. Maryse Éwanjé-Épée' (Arizona) ........................ So ..............5607w 5. Deb Clark (Nebraska) ........................................ So ..............5575w 6. Lana Zimmerman (LSU) .................................... Sr ...............5457w 7. Cathey Tyree (Purdue) ....................................... So ..............5401w 8. Yutta Shelton (Alabama) .................................... Sr ...............5396w 1986 (Indianapolis, June 04–05) (12 started, 11 finished) 1. Jolanda Jones (Houston) .................................. So ..............5826 2. Conny Eckl' (Washington State) ........................ Jr ................5718 3. Eva Karblom' (BYU) .......................................... Jr ................5621 4. Heidi Mann (Florida) .......................................... Jr ................5579 5. Cheryl Wilson (LSU) .......................................... So ..............5578 6. Cathey Tyree (Purdue) ....................................... Jr ................5577 7. Debbie DaCosta (Houston) ............................... Jr ................5471 8. Beth Sheehan (Virginia) ..................................... Sr ...............5407 All-Time NCAA Women’s Results—© E. Garry Hill/T&FN 2020 -370- 1987 (Baton Rouge, June 05–06) (10 started, 9 finished) 1. Jolanda Jones (Houston) .................................. Jr ................6068 2. Eva Karblom' (BYU) .......................................... Sr ...............5965 3. Cathey Tyree (Purdue) ....................................... Sr ...............5755 4. Heidi Mann (Florida) .......................................... Sr ...............5784 5. Wendy Brown (USC) ......................................... Jr ................5681 6. Kym Carter (LSU) .............................................. Sr ...............5460 7. Erin Dougherty (Arizona) ................................... Sr ...............5426 8. Carmel Major' (Boise State) .............................. Sr ...............5368 1988 (Eugene, June 01–02) (9 started and finished) 1. Wendy Brown (USC) ......................................... Sr ...............5701w 2. Crystal Young (Boise State) .............................. Jr ................5659 3. Jamie McNeair (Purdue) .................................... So ..............5590 4. Teri LeBlanc (Missouri) ...................................... Jr ................5382 5. Laura Kirkham (Indiana) .................................... Jr ................5261 6. Rhonda Phillips (LSU) ....................................... Jr ................5034 7. Ann O’Connor (Kansas) .................................... Sr ...............4920w 8. Angela King (UAB) ............................................ Fr ................4880w (defending champ Jones redshirted) 1989 (Provo, May 31–June 01) ..........................................................(A) (19 started, 16 finished) 1. Jolanda Jones (Houston) .................................. Sr ...............6022 (first 3-time winner) 2. Cheryl Wilson (LSU) .......................................... Sr ...............5855 3. Tonya Sedwick (UCLA) ...................................... So ..............5765 4. Jamie McNeair (Purdue) .................................... So ..............5720 5. Crystal Young (Boise State) .............................. Sr ...............5705 6. Teri LeBlanc (Missouri) ...................................... Sr ...............5666 7. Tonya Lee (Tennessee) ...................................... Fr ................5569 8. Patricia Nadler' (Nebraska) ............................... Fr ................5486 All-Time NCAA Women’s Results—© E. Garry Hill/T&FN 2020 -371- 1990 (Durham, May 30–31) (15 started, 12 finished) 1. Gea Johnson (Arizona State) ............................ Jr ................6132 2. DeDee Nathan (Indiana) .................................... Sr ...............5855 3. Jamie McNeair (Purdue) .................................... Jr ................5799 4. Anu Kaljurand' (BYU) ........................................ Fr ................5642 5. Tonya Lee (Tennessee) ...................................... So ..............5510 6. Trevaia Williams (UNLV)..................................... So ..............5479 7. Peggy Odita (Stanford) ..................................... Jr ................5394 8. Marjan Knijn' (BU) ............................................. Sr ...............5383 1991 (Eugene, May 29–30) (14 started, 12 finished) 1. Sharon Jaklofsky' (LSU) .................................... So ..............5732 2. Anu Kaljurand' (BYU) ........................................ So ..............5671 3. Trevaia Williams (UNLV)..................................... Sr ...............5494 4. Pam Connell (Penn State) ................................. Sr ...............5435 5. Jovennie McDuffie (LSU) ................................... Jr ................5394 6. Kelly Blair (Oregon) ........................................... So ..............5377 7. Nicole Hudson (North Carolina) ........................ Jr ................5349 8. Tisha Milligan (Tennessee) ................................ So ..............5228 (defending champ Johnson had no marks during year) 1992 (Austin, June 03–04) (14 started and finished) 1. Anu Kaljurand' (BYU) ........................................ Jr ................6142 2. Sharon Jaklofsky' (LSU) .................................... Jr ................5968 3. Diane Guthrie' (George Mason) ......................... So ..............5967 4. Cris Hall (Nebraska) .......................................... Jr ................5936 5. Jovennie McDuffie (LSU) ................................... Sr ...............5585 6. Nicole Hudson (North Carolina) ........................ Sr ...............5578 7. Terry Roy (UConn) ............................................. So ..............5524 8. Shelley Mitchell (Penn State) ............................ Sr ...............5407 All-Time NCAA Women’s Results—© E. Garry Hill/T&FN 2020 -372- 1993 (New Orleans, June 02–03) (12 started and finished) 1. Kelly Blair (Oregon) ........................................... Jr ................6038 2. Sharon Jaklofsky' (LSU) .................................... Sr ...............5892 3. Marieke Veltman (UCLA) ................................... Sr ...............5656 4. 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