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Titans solve track puzzle in front of home crowd
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Wisconsin-Oskhosh found the right pieces to the puzzle of how to continue winning team titles in the Division III Women’s Outdoor Track and Field Championships.
The Titans, who won the championships in 2004 and 2006 behind since-graduated throws star Robyn Jarocki, pieced together wins in the 200- and 400-meter runs and the hammer throw — along with clutch performances in other events — to capture their third outdoor title in four years in their own stadium May 24-26.
Earlier this year, it looked like Jarocki’s departure took too much away from the Titans, who posted a disappointing sixth-place finish at the Division III indoor championships in March.
But the motivation of competing at home and a desire to demonstrate that the indoor performance was just a fluke seemed to fuel Wisconsin-Oshkosh as it overtook pre-meet favorite Calvin during the championships’ final events.
“Last year, we had that great team that rolled through everything. This year, we were the big underdogs, and I think that really helped us,” Titans coach Deb Vercauteren told the Oshkosh Northwestern.
“That, and being at home.”
Wisconsin-Oshkosh again relied at least to a degree on its usual prowess in the throwing events with Terry Schwamb’s hammer win. But the Titans entered the final day of competition in fourth place, seven points out of the lead.
As things turned out, it was Wisconsin-Oskhosh’s sprinters who carried the key that opened the championships door. First, Amanda Donath chased down defending champion Rachel Anderson of Illinois Wesleyan to win the 400-meter dash.
Then, soon after freshman Kayla Sharpe narrowly put the Titans ahead of Calvin with her second-place finish in the shot put, Nadine Pieske clinched the title with a victory in the 200-meter dash.
“It seemed like nothing fell our way at indoors, but in hindsight that was a good thing because it made us hungry this weekend,” Vercauteren said. “Plus we were at home, and when you’re at home, you’re in front of your fans and your friends, and you want it that much more.”
The Titans’ teamwork also overcame a historic individual performance by Amherst’s Shauneen Garrahan, whose three individual victories at the meet boosted the Lord Jeffs to a third-place team finish.
Garrahan doubled in the 5,000- and 10,000-meter runs and also posted a championships record time in the 3,000-meter steeplechase to become only the third woman — and first distance runner — to capture three events at a championships meet.
The meet’s only other multiple titlist was Christina Acquaviva of Cortland State, who survived a rain-lashed first day of competition in the heptathlon to win that event and then added a victory in the 100-meter hurdles.
Two returning champions successfully defended their titles. Shonda Jackson of Lincoln (Pennsylvania) again captured the 100-meter dash, while Alecia Watson of CCNY completed her second straight sweep of Division III’s indoor and outdoor triple jump championships.
Team results
1. Wis.-Oshkosh, 57; 2. Calvin, 44½; 3. CCNY, 43; 4. Amherst, 41; 5. (tie) Loras and Lincoln (Pa.), 32; 7. Wartburg, 31; 8. Cortland St., 30; 9. (tie) Wis.-River Falls, Williams and Augustana (Ill.), 25; 12. North Central (Ill.), 24; 13. Wis.-Platteville, 19; 14. (tie) St. Thomas (Minn.) and Keene St., 17; 16. (tie) Wis.-La Crosse and Redlands, 15; 18. Willamette, 14; 19. (tie) Messiah and Ill. Wesleyan, 13; 21. Roanoke, 12; 22. Hope, 11½; 23. (tie) Wooster and Geneseo St., 11; 25. (tie) Rensselaer, Plattsburgh St. and Central (Iowa), 10; 28. (tie) Wilmington (Ohio), Wheaton (Mass.), Texas Lutheran, Luther and Gust. Adolphus, 9; 33. Monmouth (Ill.), 8½; 34. (tie) Tufts and MIT, 8; 36. (tie) Wis.-Stevens Point, Haverford and Cabrini, 7; 39. (tie) Susquehanna, Springfield, TCNJ, Dickinson and Colby-Sawyer, 6; 44. (tie) Wis.-Eau Claire, Trinity (Conn.), Smith, Linfield, Concordia-M’head, Case Reserve and Allegheny, 5; 51. (tie) Whittier, Wheaton (Ill.), St. Mary’s (Minn.), Milwaukee Eng. and Colby, 4; 56. (tie) Washington-St. Louis, Salisbury, Oneonta St., Chicago and Bates, 3; 61. Bethel (Minn.), 2½; 62. (tie) Simpson, St. Norbert, Ohio Wesleyan, Occidental and Macalester, 2; 67. (tie) St. Olaf, Richard Stockton, Pacific (Ore.), New Jersey City, Neb. Wesleyan, McMurry, Grinnell and Emory, 1.
Individual champions
100-meter dash: Shonda Jackson, Lincoln (Pa.), 12.28.
200-meter dash: Nadine Pieske, Wis.-Oshkosh, 24.72.
400-meter dash: Amanda Donath, Wis.-Oshkosh, 54.68.
800-meter run: Heidi Porter, Wartburg, 2:09.49.
1,500-meter run: Marcia Taddy, Wis.-Platteville, 4:27.04.
3,000-meter steeplechase: Shauneen Garrahan, Amherst, 10:13.33 [meet record; old record 10:15.72, Amanda Kuca, Concordia (Wis.), 2006].
5,000-meter run: Shauneen Garrahan, Amherst, 16:49.54.
10,000-meter run: Shauneen Garrahan, Amherst, 34:48.19.
100-meter high hurdles: Christina Acquaviva, Cortland St., 14.43.
400-meter intermediate hurdles: Fawn Dorr, Cortland St., 59.50.
400-meter relay: CCNY (Mechelle Barnwell, Alecia Watson, Sharnalee Stewart, Jodyann Raymond), 46.32.
1,600-meter relay: Wartburg (Bridget Burns, Amy Koester, Chelsey, Jacobs, Hannah Baker), 3:44.20.
High jump: Jillian Crandall, Wis.-River Falls, 1.70 (5-7).
Pole vault: Meghan Voiland, Augustana (Ill.), 3.92 (12-10 ¼).
Long jump: Natalie Calderon, Redlands, 5.94 (19-6) (wind aided).
Triple jump: Alecia Watson, CCNY, 12.16 (39-10 ¾) (wind aided).
Shot put: Dana Klemm, Loras, 14.49 (47-6 ½).
Discus throw: Shara Guidry, St. Thomas (Minn.), 44.49 (145-11).
Hammer throw: Terri Schwamb, Wis.-Oshkosh, 60.36 (198-0).
Javelin throw: Alicia Whisner, Central (Iowa), 46.86 (153-9).
Heptathlon: Christina Acquaviva, Cortland St., 5,189.
Team results
1. Wis.-Oshkosh, 57; 2. Calvin, 44 1/2; 3. CCNY, 43; 4. Amherst, 41; 5. (tie) Loras and Lincoln (Pa.), 32; 7. Wartburg, 31; 8. Cortland St., 30; 9. (tie) Wis.-River Falls, Williams and Augustana (Ill.), 25; 12. North Central (Ill.), 24; 13. Wis.-Platteville, 19; 14. (tie) St. Thomas (Minn.) and Keene St., 17; 16. (tie) Wis.-La Crosse and Redlands, 15; 18. Willamette, 14; 19. (tie) Messiah and Ill. Wesleyan, 13; 21. Roanoke, 12; 22. Hope, 11 1/2; 23. (tie) Wooster and Geneseo St., 11; 25. (tie) Rensselaer, Plattsburgh St. and Central (Iowa), 10; 28. (tie) Wilmington (Ohio), Wheaton (Mass.), Texas Lutheran, Luther and Gust. Adolphus, 9; 33. Monmouth (Ill.), 8 1/2; 34. (tie) Tufts and MIT, 8; 36. (tie) Wis.-Stevens Point, Haverford and Cabrini, 7; 39. (tie) Susquehanna, Springfield, TCNJ, Dickinson and Colby-Sawyer, 6; 44. (tie) Wis.-Eau Claire, Trinity (Conn.), Smith, Linfield, Concordia-M’head, Case Reserve and Allegheny, 5; 51. (tie) Whittier, Wheaton (Ill.), St. Mary’s (Minn.), Milwaukee Eng. and Colby, 4; 56. (tie) Washington-St. Louis, Salisbury, Oneonta St., Chicago and Bates, 3; 61. Bethel (Minn.), 2 1/2; 62. (tie) Simpson, St. Norbert, Ohio Wesleyan, Occidental and Macalester, 2; 67. (tie) St. Olaf, Richard Stockton, Pacific (Ore.), New Jersey City, Neb. Wesleyan, McMurry, Grinnell and Emory, 1.
Individual results
100-meter dash: 1. Shonda Jackson, Lincoln (Pa.), 12.28; 2. Mechelle Barnwell, CCNY, 12.43; 3. Ashley Parker, Lincoln (Pa.), 12.46; 4. Lauren Deas, Cabrini, 12.52; 5. Jodyann Raymond, CCNY, 12.56; 6. Callen Martin, Wilmington (Ohio), 12.60; 7. Allison Evans, Loras, 12.66; 8. Ebony Barnes, New Jersey City, 12.68.
200-meter dash: 1. Nadine Pieske, Wis.-Oshkosh, 24.72; 2. Shonda Jackson, Lincoln (Pa.), 24.94; 3. Chizoba Ezeigwe, Wheaton (Mass.), 25.02; 4. Ashley Parker, Lincoln (Pa.), 25.15; 5. Robin Yerkes, Roanoke, 25.19; 6. Rachel Anderson, Ill. Wesleyan, 25.25; 7. Mechelle Barnwell, CCNY, 25.37; 8. Alecia Watson, CCNY, 25.40.
400-meter dash: 1. Amanda Donath, Wis.-Oshkosh, 54.68; 2. Rachel Anderson, Ill. Wesleyan, 54.80; 3. Nadine Pieske, Wis.-Oshkosh, 55.08; 4. Hannah Baker, Wartburg, 55.13; 5. Lisa Winkle, Calvin, 55.82; 6. Victoria Lawson, Salisbury, 55.89; 7. Jessica Bonelli, TCNJ, 56.48; 8. Staci Jackson, Texas Lutheran, 56.50.
800-meter run: 1. Heidi Porter, Wartburg, 2:09.49; 2. Amber Druien, North Central (Ill.), 2:10.47; 3. Sarah Miller, Keene St., 2:10.65; 4. Heather Schuster, Concordia-M’head, 2:10.78; 5. Stephanie Herrick, TCNJ, 2:11.00; 6. Marcia Taddy, Wis.-Platteville, 2:11.00; 7. Jordyn Smith, Willamette, 2:11.82; 8. Annick Lamar, Haverford, 2:12.58.
1,500-meter run: 1. Marcia Taddy, Wis.-Platteville, 4:27.04; 2. Amber Druien, North Central (Ill.), 4:27.05; 3. Emma Dreis, Wis.-Platteville, 4:27.55; 4. Catherine Beck, Tufts, 4:27.58; 5. Olga Kondratjeva, Williams, 4:30.39; 6. Meghan Nolan, Geneseo St., 4:30.42; 7. Callie PaStarr, Macalester, 4:33.20; 8. Andrea Gelle, St. Olaf, 4:34.57.
3,000-meter steeplechase: 1. Shauneen Garrahan, Amherst, 10:13.33 [meet record; old record 10:15.72, Amanda Kuca, Concordia (Wis.), 2006]; 2. Janet Dobyns, Luther, 10:20.97; 3. Caitlin Bradley, Dickinson, 10:21.04; 4. Joanna Murphy, Linfield, 10:35.90; 5. Anna King, Colby, 10:40.32; 6. Kathryn Moore, Bates, 10:42.45; 7. Elise Tropiano, Amherst, 10:42.56; 8. Jenny Graef, Wis.-Oshkosh, 10:49.78.
5,000-meter run: 1. Shauneen Garrahan, Amherst, 16:49.54; 2. Sarah Zerzan, Willamette, 16:51.18; 3. Jennifer Adams, Keene St., 16:58.66; 4. Katie Wieferich, Wooster, 16:59.44; 5. Esther Erb, Case Reserve, 17:01.30; 6. Catherine Beck, Tufts, 17:11.69; 7. Toni Wiszowaty, Plattsburgh St., 17:15.69; 8. Janet Dobyns, Luther, 17:16.84.
10,000-meter run: 1. Shauneen Garrahan, Amherst, 34:48.19; 2. Toni Wiszowaty, Plattsburgh St., 34:59.00; 3. Katie Wieferich, Wooster, 35:08.16; 4. Jennifer Adams, Keene St., 35:22.52; 5. Christina Overbeck, Calvin, 35:44.36; 6. Heather Wilson, Amherst, 35:59.11; 7. Elise Tropiano, Amherst, 36:03.56; 8. Sarah Spencer, Grinnell, 36:03.95.
100-meter high hurdles: 1. Christina Acquaviva, Cortland St., 14.43; 2. Amy Magnuson, MIT, 14.64; 3. Aislinn Sowash, Haverford, 14.73; 4. Amanda White, Trinity (Conn.), 14.91; 5. Emily Lepley, Susquehanna, 14.96; 6. Sarah Wittingen, Calvin, 14.99; 7. Shannon Turczyn, Monmouth (Ill.), 15.03; 8. Holly Andrews, Neb. Wesleyan, 15.10.
400-meter intermediate hurdles: 1. Fawn Dorr, Cortland St., 59.50; 2. Sarah Wittingen, Calvin, 59.96; 3. Jen Dias, Rensselaer, 60.24; 4. Shayla Livingston, Smith, 61.07; 5. Maria Millard, Amherst, 61.38; 6. Maureen Verdier, Oneonta St., 61.93; 7. Emily Lepley, Susquehanna, 62.14; 8. Shannon Zweifel, Wis.-River Falls, 62.27.
400-meter relay: 1. CCNY (Mechelle Barnwell, Alecia Watson, Sharnalee Stewart, Jodyann Raymond), 46.32; 2. Roanoke, 46.67; 3. Texas Lutheran, 47.23; 4. Wartburg, 47.36; 5. Wis.-La Crosse, 47.41; 6. St. Thomas (Minn.), 47.46; 7. Cabrini, 47.85; 8. McMurry, 48.04.
1,600-meter relay: 1. Wartburg (Bridget Burns, Amy Koester, Chelsey, Jacobs, Hannah Baker), 3:44.20; 2. Williams, 3:45.40; 3. Wis.-Oshkosh, 3:46.96; 4. Calvin, 3:46.98; 5. Willamette, 3:47.42; 6. Wheaton (Mass.), 3:48.11; 7. Texas Lutheran, 3:48.25; 8. Wis.-Stevens Point, 3:50.14.
High jump: 1. Jillian Crandall, Wis.-River Falls, 1.70 (5-7); 2. Amanda Haney, Geneseo St., 1.70 (5-7); 3. Lauren Colyn, Calvin, 1.70 (5-7); 4. (tie) Megan Clennon, Monmouth (Ill.) and Katie Bolt, Calvin, 1.67 (5-5 3/4); 6. (tie) Christina Lis, Hope and Vanessa Moore, Bethel (Minn.), 1.64 (5-4 1/2); 8. Lisa Shepherd, Richard Stockton, 1.64 (5-4 1/2).
Pole vault: 1. Meghan Voiland, Augustana (Ill.), 3.92 (12-10 1/4); 2. Megan Rossi, North Central (Ill.), 3.82 (12-6 1/4); 3. Ashley Johnson, Wilmington (Ohio), 3.82 (12-6 1/4); 4. Stephanie Barnes, Wis.-Eau Claire, 3.72 (12-2 1/2); 5. Jen VanderMeer, Hope, 3.72 (12-2 1/2); 6. (tie) Cortney Walrath, Ill. Wesleyan, Jessica White, Monmouth (Ill.) and Kera Bartlett, Occidental, 3.62 (11-10 1/2).
Long jump (w indicates wind aided): 1. Natalie Calderon, Redlands, 5.94 (19-6w); 2. Alecia Watson, CCNY, 5.79 (19-0w); 3. Bethany Richter, Wis.-Stevens Point, 5.79 (19-0w); 4. Katie Fondow, Wis.-La Crosse, 5.69 (18-8w); 5. Caitlin Schetter, Wis.-La Crosse, 5.65 (18-6 1/2w); 6. Jordean Mathews, Lincoln (Pa.), 5.59 (18-4 1/4w); 7. Melissa Fabry, St. Norbert, 5.58 (18-3 3/4w); 8. Lisa Winkle, Calvin, 5.52 (18-1 1/2).
Triple jump (w indicates wind aided): 1. Alecia Watson, CCNY, 12.16 (39-10 3/4); 2. Caroline Doctor, Williams, 12.14 (39-10); 3. Meghan Voiland, Augustana (Ill.), 12.09 (39-8); 4. Natalie Calderon, Redlands, 11.87 (38-11 1/2w); 5. Selina Dehn, St. Thomas (Minn.), 11.77 (38-7 1/2w); 6. Nikki Hay, Springfield, 11.61 (38-1 1/4); 7. Katie Fondow, Wis.-La Crosse, 11.60 (38-0 3/4); 8. Sari Lindeman, Gust. Adolphus, 11.48 (37-8w).
Shot put: 1. Dana Klemm, Loras, 14.49 (47-6 1/2); 2. Kayla Sharpee, Wis.-Oshkosh, 13.77 (45-2 1/4); 3. Krista Hasselquist, Wis.-River Falls, 13.77 (45-2 1/4); 4. Alex Phillips, Williams, 13.65 (44-9 1/2); 5. Megann VanderVliet, Calvin, 13.59 (44-7); 6. Marissa Banks, Augustana (Ill.), 13.49 (44-3 1/4); 7. Vicki Cooper, Wis.-River Falls, 13.11 (43-0 1/4); 8. Amanda Weinmann, St. Mary’s (Minn.), 13.05 (42-9 3/4).
Discus throw: 1. Shara Guidry, St. Thomas (Minn.), 44.49 (145-11); 2. Ellen Thys, Loras, 44.29 (145-3); 3. Marissa Banks, Augustana (Ill.), 43.40 (142-5); 4. Megann VanderVliet, Calvin, 43.15 (141-7); 5. Shuree Gangloff, Whittier, 42.50 (139-5); 6. Claire Ray, Chicago, 42.37 (139-0); 7. Dana Klemm, Loras, 41.58 (136-5); 8. Elizabeth Ehrke, Case Reserve, 41.03 (134-7).
Hammer throw: 1. Terri Schwamb, Wis.-Oshkosh, 60.36 (198-0); 2. Dana Klemm, Loras, 55.27 (181-4); 3. Rebecca Masephol, Wis.-Oshkosh, 53.93 (176-11); 4. Liz Earley, Allegheny, 52.90 (173-7); 5. Felicia Tsai, Rensselaer, 52.52 (172-4); 6. Kelsey Bishop, Springfield, 52.22 (171-4); 7. Ellen Thys, Loras, 51.19 (167-11); 8. Jessica Bates, Wartburg, 50.53 (165-9).
Javelin throw: 1. Alicia Whisner, Central (Iowa), 46.86 (153-9); 2. Lisa Brown, Gust. Adolphus, 46.40 (152-3); 3. Brittni Stewart, Colby-Sawyer, 45.65 (149-9); 4. Amy Reed, Messiah, 45.43 (149-0); 5. Brandi McNeil, Wheaton (Ill.), 44.28 (145-3); 6. Ashley Luehmann, St. Mary’s (Minn.), 43.34 (142-2); 7. Kelsey Hagerty, Simpson, 41.74 (136-11); 8. Brooke Barker, Pacific (Ore.), 41.44 (135-11).
Heptathlon: 1. Christina Acquaviva, Cortland St., 5,189; 2. Amy Reed, Messiah, 5,142; 3. Jillian Crandall, Wis.-River Falls, 4,989; 4. Lindsay Lange, Hope, 4,930; 5. Catherine Chappell, Milwaukee Engineering, 4,893; 6. Alli Alberts, Washington-St. Louis, 4,880; 7. Ashley Shaffer, Ohio Wesleyan, 4,688; 8. Ashley Demarco, Emory, 4,677.
The Titans, who won the championships in 2004 and 2006 behind since-graduated throws star Robyn Jarocki, pieced together wins in the 200- and 400-meter runs and the hammer throw — along with clutch performances in other events — to capture their third outdoor title in four years in their own stadium May 24-26.
Earlier this year, it looked like Jarocki’s departure took too much away from the Titans, who posted a disappointing sixth-place finish at the Division III indoor championships in March.
But the motivation of competing at home and a desire to demonstrate that the indoor performance was just a fluke seemed to fuel Wisconsin-Oshkosh as it overtook pre-meet favorite Calvin during the championships’ final events.
“Last year, we had that great team that rolled through everything. This year, we were the big underdogs, and I think that really helped us,” Titans coach Deb Vercauteren told the Oshkosh Northwestern.
“That, and being at home.”
Wisconsin-Oshkosh again relied at least to a degree on its usual prowess in the throwing events with Terry Schwamb’s hammer win. But the Titans entered the final day of competition in fourth place, seven points out of the lead.
As things turned out, it was Wisconsin-Oskhosh’s sprinters who carried the key that opened the championships door. First, Amanda Donath chased down defending champion Rachel Anderson of Illinois Wesleyan to win the 400-meter dash.
Then, soon after freshman Kayla Sharpe narrowly put the Titans ahead of Calvin with her second-place finish in the shot put, Nadine Pieske clinched the title with a victory in the 200-meter dash.
“It seemed like nothing fell our way at indoors, but in hindsight that was a good thing because it made us hungry this weekend,” Vercauteren said. “Plus we were at home, and when you’re at home, you’re in front of your fans and your friends, and you want it that much more.”
The Titans’ teamwork also overcame a historic individual performance by Amherst’s Shauneen Garrahan, whose three individual victories at the meet boosted the Lord Jeffs to a third-place team finish.
Garrahan doubled in the 5,000- and 10,000-meter runs and also posted a championships record time in the 3,000-meter steeplechase to become only the third woman — and first distance runner — to capture three events at a championships meet.
The meet’s only other multiple titlist was Christina Acquaviva of Cortland State, who survived a rain-lashed first day of competition in the heptathlon to win that event and then added a victory in the 100-meter hurdles.
Two returning champions successfully defended their titles. Shonda Jackson of Lincoln (Pennsylvania) again captured the 100-meter dash, while Alecia Watson of CCNY completed her second straight sweep of Division III’s indoor and outdoor triple jump championships.
Team results
1. Wis.-Oshkosh, 57; 2. Calvin, 44½; 3. CCNY, 43; 4. Amherst, 41; 5. (tie) Loras and Lincoln (Pa.), 32; 7. Wartburg, 31; 8. Cortland St., 30; 9. (tie) Wis.-River Falls, Williams and Augustana (Ill.), 25; 12. North Central (Ill.), 24; 13. Wis.-Platteville, 19; 14. (tie) St. Thomas (Minn.) and Keene St., 17; 16. (tie) Wis.-La Crosse and Redlands, 15; 18. Willamette, 14; 19. (tie) Messiah and Ill. Wesleyan, 13; 21. Roanoke, 12; 22. Hope, 11½; 23. (tie) Wooster and Geneseo St., 11; 25. (tie) Rensselaer, Plattsburgh St. and Central (Iowa), 10; 28. (tie) Wilmington (Ohio), Wheaton (Mass.), Texas Lutheran, Luther and Gust. Adolphus, 9; 33. Monmouth (Ill.), 8½; 34. (tie) Tufts and MIT, 8; 36. (tie) Wis.-Stevens Point, Haverford and Cabrini, 7; 39. (tie) Susquehanna, Springfield, TCNJ, Dickinson and Colby-Sawyer, 6; 44. (tie) Wis.-Eau Claire, Trinity (Conn.), Smith, Linfield, Concordia-M’head, Case Reserve and Allegheny, 5; 51. (tie) Whittier, Wheaton (Ill.), St. Mary’s (Minn.), Milwaukee Eng. and Colby, 4; 56. (tie) Washington-St. Louis, Salisbury, Oneonta St., Chicago and Bates, 3; 61. Bethel (Minn.), 2½; 62. (tie) Simpson, St. Norbert, Ohio Wesleyan, Occidental and Macalester, 2; 67. (tie) St. Olaf, Richard Stockton, Pacific (Ore.), New Jersey City, Neb. Wesleyan, McMurry, Grinnell and Emory, 1.
Individual champions
100-meter dash: Shonda Jackson, Lincoln (Pa.), 12.28.
200-meter dash: Nadine Pieske, Wis.-Oshkosh, 24.72.
400-meter dash: Amanda Donath, Wis.-Oshkosh, 54.68.
800-meter run: Heidi Porter, Wartburg, 2:09.49.
1,500-meter run: Marcia Taddy, Wis.-Platteville, 4:27.04.
3,000-meter steeplechase: Shauneen Garrahan, Amherst, 10:13.33 [meet record; old record 10:15.72, Amanda Kuca, Concordia (Wis.), 2006].
5,000-meter run: Shauneen Garrahan, Amherst, 16:49.54.
10,000-meter run: Shauneen Garrahan, Amherst, 34:48.19.
100-meter high hurdles: Christina Acquaviva, Cortland St., 14.43.
400-meter intermediate hurdles: Fawn Dorr, Cortland St., 59.50.
400-meter relay: CCNY (Mechelle Barnwell, Alecia Watson, Sharnalee Stewart, Jodyann Raymond), 46.32.
1,600-meter relay: Wartburg (Bridget Burns, Amy Koester, Chelsey, Jacobs, Hannah Baker), 3:44.20.
High jump: Jillian Crandall, Wis.-River Falls, 1.70 (5-7).
Pole vault: Meghan Voiland, Augustana (Ill.), 3.92 (12-10 ¼).
Long jump: Natalie Calderon, Redlands, 5.94 (19-6) (wind aided).
Triple jump: Alecia Watson, CCNY, 12.16 (39-10 ¾) (wind aided).
Shot put: Dana Klemm, Loras, 14.49 (47-6 ½).
Discus throw: Shara Guidry, St. Thomas (Minn.), 44.49 (145-11).
Hammer throw: Terri Schwamb, Wis.-Oshkosh, 60.36 (198-0).
Javelin throw: Alicia Whisner, Central (Iowa), 46.86 (153-9).
Heptathlon: Christina Acquaviva, Cortland St., 5,189.
Team results
1. Wis.-Oshkosh, 57; 2. Calvin, 44 1/2; 3. CCNY, 43; 4. Amherst, 41; 5. (tie) Loras and Lincoln (Pa.), 32; 7. Wartburg, 31; 8. Cortland St., 30; 9. (tie) Wis.-River Falls, Williams and Augustana (Ill.), 25; 12. North Central (Ill.), 24; 13. Wis.-Platteville, 19; 14. (tie) St. Thomas (Minn.) and Keene St., 17; 16. (tie) Wis.-La Crosse and Redlands, 15; 18. Willamette, 14; 19. (tie) Messiah and Ill. Wesleyan, 13; 21. Roanoke, 12; 22. Hope, 11 1/2; 23. (tie) Wooster and Geneseo St., 11; 25. (tie) Rensselaer, Plattsburgh St. and Central (Iowa), 10; 28. (tie) Wilmington (Ohio), Wheaton (Mass.), Texas Lutheran, Luther and Gust. Adolphus, 9; 33. Monmouth (Ill.), 8 1/2; 34. (tie) Tufts and MIT, 8; 36. (tie) Wis.-Stevens Point, Haverford and Cabrini, 7; 39. (tie) Susquehanna, Springfield, TCNJ, Dickinson and Colby-Sawyer, 6; 44. (tie) Wis.-Eau Claire, Trinity (Conn.), Smith, Linfield, Concordia-M’head, Case Reserve and Allegheny, 5; 51. (tie) Whittier, Wheaton (Ill.), St. Mary’s (Minn.), Milwaukee Eng. and Colby, 4; 56. (tie) Washington-St. Louis, Salisbury, Oneonta St., Chicago and Bates, 3; 61. Bethel (Minn.), 2 1/2; 62. (tie) Simpson, St. Norbert, Ohio Wesleyan, Occidental and Macalester, 2; 67. (tie) St. Olaf, Richard Stockton, Pacific (Ore.), New Jersey City, Neb. Wesleyan, McMurry, Grinnell and Emory, 1.
Individual results
100-meter dash: 1. Shonda Jackson, Lincoln (Pa.), 12.28; 2. Mechelle Barnwell, CCNY, 12.43; 3. Ashley Parker, Lincoln (Pa.), 12.46; 4. Lauren Deas, Cabrini, 12.52; 5. Jodyann Raymond, CCNY, 12.56; 6. Callen Martin, Wilmington (Ohio), 12.60; 7. Allison Evans, Loras, 12.66; 8. Ebony Barnes, New Jersey City, 12.68.
200-meter dash: 1. Nadine Pieske, Wis.-Oshkosh, 24.72; 2. Shonda Jackson, Lincoln (Pa.), 24.94; 3. Chizoba Ezeigwe, Wheaton (Mass.), 25.02; 4. Ashley Parker, Lincoln (Pa.), 25.15; 5. Robin Yerkes, Roanoke, 25.19; 6. Rachel Anderson, Ill. Wesleyan, 25.25; 7. Mechelle Barnwell, CCNY, 25.37; 8. Alecia Watson, CCNY, 25.40.
400-meter dash: 1. Amanda Donath, Wis.-Oshkosh, 54.68; 2. Rachel Anderson, Ill. Wesleyan, 54.80; 3. Nadine Pieske, Wis.-Oshkosh, 55.08; 4. Hannah Baker, Wartburg, 55.13; 5. Lisa Winkle, Calvin, 55.82; 6. Victoria Lawson, Salisbury, 55.89; 7. Jessica Bonelli, TCNJ, 56.48; 8. Staci Jackson, Texas Lutheran, 56.50.
800-meter run: 1. Heidi Porter, Wartburg, 2:09.49; 2. Amber Druien, North Central (Ill.), 2:10.47; 3. Sarah Miller, Keene St., 2:10.65; 4. Heather Schuster, Concordia-M’head, 2:10.78; 5. Stephanie Herrick, TCNJ, 2:11.00; 6. Marcia Taddy, Wis.-Platteville, 2:11.00; 7. Jordyn Smith, Willamette, 2:11.82; 8. Annick Lamar, Haverford, 2:12.58.
1,500-meter run: 1. Marcia Taddy, Wis.-Platteville, 4:27.04; 2. Amber Druien, North Central (Ill.), 4:27.05; 3. Emma Dreis, Wis.-Platteville, 4:27.55; 4. Catherine Beck, Tufts, 4:27.58; 5. Olga Kondratjeva, Williams, 4:30.39; 6. Meghan Nolan, Geneseo St., 4:30.42; 7. Callie PaStarr, Macalester, 4:33.20; 8. Andrea Gelle, St. Olaf, 4:34.57.
3,000-meter steeplechase: 1. Shauneen Garrahan, Amherst, 10:13.33 [meet record; old record 10:15.72, Amanda Kuca, Concordia (Wis.), 2006]; 2. Janet Dobyns, Luther, 10:20.97; 3. Caitlin Bradley, Dickinson, 10:21.04; 4. Joanna Murphy, Linfield, 10:35.90; 5. Anna King, Colby, 10:40.32; 6. Kathryn Moore, Bates, 10:42.45; 7. Elise Tropiano, Amherst, 10:42.56; 8. Jenny Graef, Wis.-Oshkosh, 10:49.78.
5,000-meter run: 1. Shauneen Garrahan, Amherst, 16:49.54; 2. Sarah Zerzan, Willamette, 16:51.18; 3. Jennifer Adams, Keene St., 16:58.66; 4. Katie Wieferich, Wooster, 16:59.44; 5. Esther Erb, Case Reserve, 17:01.30; 6. Catherine Beck, Tufts, 17:11.69; 7. Toni Wiszowaty, Plattsburgh St., 17:15.69; 8. Janet Dobyns, Luther, 17:16.84.
10,000-meter run: 1. Shauneen Garrahan, Amherst, 34:48.19; 2. Toni Wiszowaty, Plattsburgh St., 34:59.00; 3. Katie Wieferich, Wooster, 35:08.16; 4. Jennifer Adams, Keene St., 35:22.52; 5. Christina Overbeck, Calvin, 35:44.36; 6. Heather Wilson, Amherst, 35:59.11; 7. Elise Tropiano, Amherst, 36:03.56; 8. Sarah Spencer, Grinnell, 36:03.95.
100-meter high hurdles: 1. Christina Acquaviva, Cortland St., 14.43; 2. Amy Magnuson, MIT, 14.64; 3. Aislinn Sowash, Haverford, 14.73; 4. Amanda White, Trinity (Conn.), 14.91; 5. Emily Lepley, Susquehanna, 14.96; 6. Sarah Wittingen, Calvin, 14.99; 7. Shannon Turczyn, Monmouth (Ill.), 15.03; 8. Holly Andrews, Neb. Wesleyan, 15.10.
400-meter intermediate hurdles: 1. Fawn Dorr, Cortland St., 59.50; 2. Sarah Wittingen, Calvin, 59.96; 3. Jen Dias, Rensselaer, 60.24; 4. Shayla Livingston, Smith, 61.07; 5. Maria Millard, Amherst, 61.38; 6. Maureen Verdier, Oneonta St., 61.93; 7. Emily Lepley, Susquehanna, 62.14; 8. Shannon Zweifel, Wis.-River Falls, 62.27.
400-meter relay: 1. CCNY (Mechelle Barnwell, Alecia Watson, Sharnalee Stewart, Jodyann Raymond), 46.32; 2. Roanoke, 46.67; 3. Texas Lutheran, 47.23; 4. Wartburg, 47.36; 5. Wis.-La Crosse, 47.41; 6. St. Thomas (Minn.), 47.46; 7. Cabrini, 47.85; 8. McMurry, 48.04.
1,600-meter relay: 1. Wartburg (Bridget Burns, Amy Koester, Chelsey, Jacobs, Hannah Baker), 3:44.20; 2. Williams, 3:45.40; 3. Wis.-Oshkosh, 3:46.96; 4. Calvin, 3:46.98; 5. Willamette, 3:47.42; 6. Wheaton (Mass.), 3:48.11; 7. Texas Lutheran, 3:48.25; 8. Wis.-Stevens Point, 3:50.14.
High jump: 1. Jillian Crandall, Wis.-River Falls, 1.70 (5-7); 2. Amanda Haney, Geneseo St., 1.70 (5-7); 3. Lauren Colyn, Calvin, 1.70 (5-7); 4. (tie) Megan Clennon, Monmouth (Ill.) and Katie Bolt, Calvin, 1.67 (5-5 3/4); 6. (tie) Christina Lis, Hope and Vanessa Moore, Bethel (Minn.), 1.64 (5-4 1/2); 8. Lisa Shepherd, Richard Stockton, 1.64 (5-4 1/2).
Pole vault: 1. Meghan Voiland, Augustana (Ill.), 3.92 (12-10 1/4); 2. Megan Rossi, North Central (Ill.), 3.82 (12-6 1/4); 3. Ashley Johnson, Wilmington (Ohio), 3.82 (12-6 1/4); 4. Stephanie Barnes, Wis.-Eau Claire, 3.72 (12-2 1/2); 5. Jen VanderMeer, Hope, 3.72 (12-2 1/2); 6. (tie) Cortney Walrath, Ill. Wesleyan, Jessica White, Monmouth (Ill.) and Kera Bartlett, Occidental, 3.62 (11-10 1/2).
Long jump (w indicates wind aided): 1. Natalie Calderon, Redlands, 5.94 (19-6w); 2. Alecia Watson, CCNY, 5.79 (19-0w); 3. Bethany Richter, Wis.-Stevens Point, 5.79 (19-0w); 4. Katie Fondow, Wis.-La Crosse, 5.69 (18-8w); 5. Caitlin Schetter, Wis.-La Crosse, 5.65 (18-6 1/2w); 6. Jordean Mathews, Lincoln (Pa.), 5.59 (18-4 1/4w); 7. Melissa Fabry, St. Norbert, 5.58 (18-3 3/4w); 8. Lisa Winkle, Calvin, 5.52 (18-1 1/2).
Triple jump (w indicates wind aided): 1. Alecia Watson, CCNY, 12.16 (39-10 3/4); 2. Caroline Doctor, Williams, 12.14 (39-10); 3. Meghan Voiland, Augustana (Ill.), 12.09 (39-8); 4. Natalie Calderon, Redlands, 11.87 (38-11 1/2w); 5. Selina Dehn, St. Thomas (Minn.), 11.77 (38-7 1/2w); 6. Nikki Hay, Springfield, 11.61 (38-1 1/4); 7. Katie Fondow, Wis.-La Crosse, 11.60 (38-0 3/4); 8. Sari Lindeman, Gust. Adolphus, 11.48 (37-8w).
Shot put: 1. Dana Klemm, Loras, 14.49 (47-6 1/2); 2. Kayla Sharpee, Wis.-Oshkosh, 13.77 (45-2 1/4); 3. Krista Hasselquist, Wis.-River Falls, 13.77 (45-2 1/4); 4. Alex Phillips, Williams, 13.65 (44-9 1/2); 5. Megann VanderVliet, Calvin, 13.59 (44-7); 6. Marissa Banks, Augustana (Ill.), 13.49 (44-3 1/4); 7. Vicki Cooper, Wis.-River Falls, 13.11 (43-0 1/4); 8. Amanda Weinmann, St. Mary’s (Minn.), 13.05 (42-9 3/4).
Discus throw: 1. Shara Guidry, St. Thomas (Minn.), 44.49 (145-11); 2. Ellen Thys, Loras, 44.29 (145-3); 3. Marissa Banks, Augustana (Ill.), 43.40 (142-5); 4. Megann VanderVliet, Calvin, 43.15 (141-7); 5. Shuree Gangloff, Whittier, 42.50 (139-5); 6. Claire Ray, Chicago, 42.37 (139-0); 7. Dana Klemm, Loras, 41.58 (136-5); 8. Elizabeth Ehrke, Case Reserve, 41.03 (134-7).
Hammer throw: 1. Terri Schwamb, Wis.-Oshkosh, 60.36 (198-0); 2. Dana Klemm, Loras, 55.27 (181-4); 3. Rebecca Masephol, Wis.-Oshkosh, 53.93 (176-11); 4. Liz Earley, Allegheny, 52.90 (173-7); 5. Felicia Tsai, Rensselaer, 52.52 (172-4); 6. Kelsey Bishop, Springfield, 52.22 (171-4); 7. Ellen Thys, Loras, 51.19 (167-11); 8. Jessica Bates, Wartburg, 50.53 (165-9).
Javelin throw: 1. Alicia Whisner, Central (Iowa), 46.86 (153-9); 2. Lisa Brown, Gust. Adolphus, 46.40 (152-3); 3. Brittni Stewart, Colby-Sawyer, 45.65 (149-9); 4. Amy Reed, Messiah, 45.43 (149-0); 5. Brandi McNeil, Wheaton (Ill.), 44.28 (145-3); 6. Ashley Luehmann, St. Mary’s (Minn.), 43.34 (142-2); 7. Kelsey Hagerty, Simpson, 41.74 (136-11); 8. Brooke Barker, Pacific (Ore.), 41.44 (135-11).
Heptathlon: 1. Christina Acquaviva, Cortland St., 5,189; 2. Amy Reed, Messiah, 5,142; 3. Jillian Crandall, Wis.-River Falls, 4,989; 4. Lindsay Lange, Hope, 4,930; 5. Catherine Chappell, Milwaukee Engineering, 4,893; 6. Alli Alberts, Washington-St. Louis, 4,880; 7. Ashley Shaffer, Ohio Wesleyan, 4,688; 8. Ashley Demarco, Emory, 4,677.
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