Jacquelyn Johnson’s shared a case of “déjà vu” with fans attending the Division I Women’s Indoor Track and Field Championships.

Johnson won her third straight pentathlon title Saturday -- in a manner strikingly similar to last year’s win -- and led Arizona State to an eight-point win over LSU and its second straight team title.

The Sun Devil women joined Arizona State’s men in a sweep of the men’s and women’s team championships during the competition at Arkansas.

Johnson became only the ninth woman in Division I indoor track history to win three championships in the same event -- etching her name into the records book alongside such legends as sprinter Carlette Guidry of Texas, distance runner Suzy Favor of Wisconsin and high jumper Amy Acuff of UCLA.

But she’s the first to do so solely in competition demanding excellence in multiple events.

Johnson clinched her third crown with a record total of 4,496 points, topping the six-year-old collegiate mark held by Austra Skuyte of Kansas State and the championships mark set by Georgia’s Hyleas Fountain in 2004 -- the only year that Johnson competed in but didn’t win the event.

Johnson’s victory was far from a sure thing as she lined up for the pentathlon’s final event -- the 800-meter run. She was in second place in the competition, but that was a familiar place to be in.

“I had a little bit of déjà vu, because last year I had to win by three seconds or more in the 800-meter,” she said. “I knew I could do it; it was just a matter of actually going out there and accomplishing it.

“I wasn't really thinking of winning for the third year in a row; I was more focused on beating the record."

Also like last year, Johnson wasn’t Arizona State’s only weapon at the championships, though she further boosted the Sun Devils’ cause with a fifth-place finish in the long jump.

Jessica Pressley (weight throw), Sarah Stevens (shot put) and April Kubishta (pole vault) each made major contributions with second-place finishes in their events. The Sun Devils finished third behind LSU in the meet’s last event, the 1,600-meter relay, but by that time they already had survived victories by the Tigers’ Kelly-Ann Baptiste in the 60-meter dash and Latavia Thompson in the 800-meter run to clinch the crown.

LSU’s Baptiste made some history of her own in Fayetteville, when she joined Richard Thompson of the Tiger men’s squad as the first man and woman from the same school to sweep the 60-meter dashes.

In other highlights of the meet, Texas Tech’s Sally Kipyego wrote another chapter in her still-young career by repeating as 5,000-meter champion. Kipyego, who also won the 3,000-meter title last year but didn’t run in this year’s event, won last fall’s cross country championship.

Also repeating as champion in the triple jump was Stanford’s Erica McLain.

The only other meet record was recorded by Bianca Knight of Texas in the 200-meter dash. Her time of 22.40 seconds topped a four-year old mark set by Veronica Campbell of Arkansas.

Team results

1. Arizona St., 51; 2. LSU, 43; 3. Michigan, 39; 4. Texas, 35; 5. Stanford, 32; 6. Florida St., 28; 7. Texas A&M, 23; 8. (tie) Florida and Tennessee, 19; 10. (tie) Virginia Tech, Texas Tech, and Kansas, 18; 13. (tie) UTEP and Mississippi, 17; 15. (tie) Penn St. and Minnesota, 16; 17. (tie) Montana St., Washington St., Southern Ill., and Miami (Fla.), 10; 21. North Carolina, 9 1/2; 22. (tie) Purdue, Arizona, and Washington, 9; 25. (tie) Michigan St., Alabama, Cal Poly., and Iowa St., 8; 29. (tie) West Virginia, Georgia Tech, Arkansas, and Boston U., 7; 33. San Diego St., 6 1/3; 34. (tie) California, Memphis, Connecticut, Jacksonville, and Duke, 6; 39. (tie) Missouri, Penn, Hawaii, Harvard, Georgetown, Ohio St.,  and Wisconsin, 5; 46. (tie) Kentucky, South Fla., Akron, Western Mich., Iowa and Brigham Young, 4; 52. Nebraska, 3 1/2; 53. (tie) Kansas St., Illinois, and South Carolina, 3; 56. (tie) Baylor, Tulane, and TCU, 2; 59. (tie) Cornell, UAB, and Middle Tenn., 1; 62. (tie) Oregon and UCLA, 1/3.

Individual champions

60-meter dash: Kelly-Ann Baptiste, LSU, 7.17.
200-meter dash: Bianca Knight, Texas, 22.40 (meet record; old record 22.43, Veronica Campbell, Arkansas, 2004).
400-meter dash: Krista Simkins, Miami (Fla.), 52.16.
800-meter run: Latavia Thomas, LSU, 2:05.07.
Mile run: Hannah England, Florida St., 4:35.30.
3,000-meter run: Susan Kuijken, Florida St., 8:58.14.
5,000-meter run: Sally Kipyego, Texas Tech, 15:31.91.
60-meter high hurdles: Tiffany Ofili, Michigan, 7.94.
1,600-meter relay: LSU (Brooklynn Morris, Nickiesha Wilson, Latavia Thomas, Deonna Lawrence), 3:31.14.
Distance medley relay: Tennessee (Brittany Sheffey, Brittany Jones, Phoebe Wright, Sarah Bowman), 11:01.97.
High jump: Ebba Jungmark, Washington St., 1.89 (6-02 1/4).
Pole vault: Ellie Rudy, Montana St., 4.30 (14-01 1/4).
Long jump: Brittney Reese, Mississippi, 6.76 (22-02 1/4).
Triple jump: Erica McLain, Stanford, 14.20 (46-07 1/4).
Shot put: Mariam Kevkhishvili, Florida, 17.83 (58-06).
20-pound weight throw: Brittany Riley, Southern Ill., 25.34 (83-01 3/4).
Pentathlon: Jacquelyn Johnson, Arizona St., 4,496 (meet record; old record 4,412, Hyleas Fountain, Georgia, 2004).

Individual results

60-meter dash: 1. Kelly-Ann Baptiste, LSU, 7.17; 2. Alexandria Anderson, Texas, 7.17; 3. Bianca Knight, Texas, 7.21; 4. Lakecia Ealey, Florida, 7.23; 5. Samantha Henry, LSU, 7.24; 6. Nickesha Anderson, Kansas, 7.28; 7. Gloria Asumnu, Tulane, 7.29; 8. Courtney Champion, Tennessee, 7.36.

200-meter dash: 1. Bianca Knight, Texas, 22.40 (meet record; old record 22.43, Veronica Campbell, Arkansas, 2004); 2. Nickesha Anderson, Kansas, 22.62; 3. Alexandria Anderson, Texas, 22.81; 4. Porscha Lucas, Texas A&M, 22.83; 5. Simone Facey, Texas A&M, 22.94; 6. Natalie Knight, Florida, 23.14; 7. Virgil Hodge, TCU, 23.20; 8. Courtney Champion, Tennessee, 23.36.

400-meter dash: 1. Krista Simkins, Miami (Fla.), 52.16; 2. Trish Bartholomew, Alabama, 52.37; 3. Jessica Beard, Texas A&M, 52.48; 4. Shana Cox, Penn St., 52.57; 5. Kineke Alexander, Iowa, 52.72; 6. Jenna Martin, Kentucky, 53.15; 7. Sheryl Morgan, Nebraska, 53.53; 8. Kenyata Coleman, Mississippi, 54.60.

800-meter run: 1. Latavia Thomas, LSU, 2:05.07; 2. Heather Dorniden, Minnesota, 2:05.45; 3. Alysia Johnson, California, 2:05.47; 4. Geena Gall, Michigan, 2:05.79; 5. Becky Horn, Western Mich., 2:05.83; 6. Jesse Carlin, Penn, 2:06.48; 7. Trisa Nickoley, Missouri, 2:06.69; 8. Lavera Morris, Kentucky, 2:07.38.

Mile run: 1. Hannah England, Florida St., 4:35.30; 2. Nicole Edwards, Michigan, 4:35.74; 3. Sarah Bowman, Tennessee, 4:36.00; 4. Dacia Barr, Arkansas, 4:41.02; 5. Amanda Miller, Washington, 4:41.56; 6. Katie Follett, Washington, 4:41.88; 7. Elizabeth Maloy, Georgetown, 4:44.25; 8. Ann Detmer, Wisconsin, 4:44.79.

3,000-meter run: 1. Susan Kuijken, Florida St., 8:58.14; 2. Brie Felnagle, North Carolina, 9:00.31; 3. Arianna Lambie, Stanford, 9:05.41; 4. Lauren Centrowitz, Stanford, 9:11.09; 5. Marisa Ryan, Boston U., 9:12.83; 6. Nicole Bush, Michigan St., 9:13.48; 7. Marie-Louise Asselin, West Virginia, 9:14.44; 8. Lauren Hagans, Baylor, 9:15.12.

5,000-meter run: 1. Sally Kipyego, Texas Tech, 15:31.91; 2. Lisa Koll, Iowa St., 15:54.90; 3. Maddie McKeever, Duke, 15:58.18; 4. Nicole Bush, Michigan St., 16:03.27; 5. Katrina Rundhaug, Wisconsin, 16:05.02; 6. Melissa Grelli, Georgetown, 16:10.83; 7. Bridget Franek, Penn St., 16:18.01; 8. Elizabeth Ambrus, UAB, 16:18.92. 

60-meter high hurdles: 1. Tiffany Ofili, Michigan, 7.94; 2. Kristi Castlin, Virginia Tech, 8.02; 3. Queen Harrison, Virginia Tech, 8.03; 4. Shantia Moss, Georgia Tech, 8.08; 5. Jessica Ohanaja, LSU, 8.08; 6. Nickiesha Wilson, LSU, 8.12; 7. Fatmata Fofanah, Georgia Tech, 8.13; 8. Aleesha Barber, Penn St., 8.19.

1,600-meter relay: 1. LSU (Brooklynn Morris, Nickiesha Wilson, Latavia Thomas, Deonna Lawrence), 3:31.14; 2. Texas A&M, 3:31.34; 3. Arizona St., 3:33.63; 4. Texas, 3:33.69; 5. Penn St., 3:34.00; 6. South Carolina, 3:34.00; 7. Arkansas, 3:34.66; 8. Tennessee, 3:35.85 

Distance medley relay: 1. Tennessee (Brittany Sheffey, Brittany Jones, Phoebe Wright, Sarah Bowman), 11:01.97; 2. Michigan, 11:02.22; 3. Stanford, 11:03.87; 4. West Virginia, 11:07.64; 5. Brigham Young, 11:10.96; 6. Illinois, 11:12.33; 7. Penn, 11:14.97; 8. Baylor, 11:20.56.

High jump: 1. Ebba Jungmark, Washington St., 1.89 (6-02 1/4); 2. Sharon Day, Cal Poly, 1.86 (6-01 1/4); 3. Brittney Reese, Mississippi, 1.86 (6-01 1/4); 4. Becky Christensen, Harvard, 1.83 (6-00); 5. Carin Knight, Connecticut, 1.83 (6-00); 6. Jasmin Day, Arizona, 1.83 (6-00); 7. (tie) Patience Coleman, North Carolina, and Epley Bullock, Nebraska, 1.80 (5-10 3/4).

Pole vault: 1. Ellie Rudy, Montana St., 4.30 (14-01 1/4); 2. April Kubishta, Arizona St., 4.30 (14-01 1/4); 3. Kate Sultanova, Kansas, 4.25 (13-11 1/4); 4. Alicia Rue, Minnesota, 4.25 (13-11 1/4); 5. Denise Von Eynatten, South Fla., 4.25 (13-11 1/4); 6. Mallory Peck, Purdue, 4.20 (13-09 1/4); 7. Kelley DiVesta, Washington, 4.20 (13-09 1/4); 8. (tie) Stephanie Bagan, San Diego St., Melissa Gergel, Oregon, and Tori Anthony, UCLA, 4.10 (13-05 1/4).

Long jump: 1. Brittney Reese, Mississippi, 6.76 (22-02 1/4); 2. Blessing Okagbare, UTEP, 6.68 (21-11); 3. Natasha Harvey, Jacksonville, 6.60 (21-08); 4. Erica McLain, Stanford, 6.50 (21-04); 5. Jacquelyn Johnson, Arizona St., 6.31 (20-08 1/2); 6. Stephanie Garnett, Arizona St., 6.30 (20-08); 7. Andrea Linton, LSU, 6.24 (20-05 3/4); 8. Jeomi Maduka, Cornell, 6.23 (20-05 1/4).

Triple jump: 1. Erica McLain, Stanford, 14.20 (46-07 1/4); 2. Kimberly Williams, Florida St., 13.82 (45-04 1/4); 3. Karoline Koehler, San Diego St., 13.62 (44-08 1/4); 4. Blessing Okagbare, UTEP, 13.57 (44-06 1/4); 5. Nelly Tchayem, UTEP, 13.43 (44-00 3/4); 6. Tahari James, Boston U., 13.42 (44-00 1/2); 7. Tamara Highsmith, Connecticut, 13.38 (43-10 3/4); 8. Sarah Nambawa, Middle Tenn., 13.37 (43-10 1/2).

Shot put: 1. Mariam Kevkhishvili, Florida, 17.83 (58-06); 2. Sarah Stevens, Arizona St., 17.64 (57-10 1/2); 3. Patience Knight, Texas Tech, 17.27 (56-08); 4. Susan King, Memphis, 16.91 (55-05 3/4); 5. Jessica Pressley, Arizona St., 16.77 (55-00 1/4); 6. Shernelle Nicholls, Missouri, 16.71 (54-10); 7. Brittany Pryor, Virginia Tech, 16.64 (54-07 1/4); 8. Stephanie Horton, Kansas, 16.60 (54-05 1/2).

20-pound weight throw: 1. Brittany Riley, Southern Ill., 25.34 (83-01 3/4); 2. Jessica Pressley, Arizona St., 22.04 (72-03 3/4); 3. Astin Steward, Purdue, 21.62 (70-11 1/4); 4. Veronica Jatsek, Ohio St., 21.43 (70-03 3/4); 5. Stevi Large, Akron, 21.08 (69-02); 6. Loren Groves, Kansas St., 20.93 (68-08); 7. Kristen Callan, Virginia Tech, 20.71 (67-11 1/2); 8. Shawneise Williams, Florida, 20.34 (66-08 3/4).

Pentathlon: 1. Jacquelyn Johnson, Arizona St., 4,496 (meet record; old record 4,412, Hyleas Fountain, Georgia, 2004); 2. Bettie Wade, Michigan, 4,366; 3. Shevell Quinley, Arizona, 4,256; 4. Annett Wichmann, Hawaii, 4,177; 5. Gayle Hunter, Penn St., 4,141; 6. Liz Roehrig, Minnesota, 4,137; 7. Julianne Kennedy, Texas Tech, 4,116; 8. Charlotte Abrahamsen, Memphis, 4,103.