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Former national champion Elizabeth Jackson finished third in 10:24.88. The women's steeple will be contested for the first time at the 2005 World Championships, so Sunday's final will be a historic moment in the women's steeple.	Chesser (right, 1st, 10:17.81) and Cromer (left, 2nd, 10:23.32) led most of the way, and both advanced to Sunday's final with plenty of room to spare.
	Dawn Cromer is a former University of Virginia star.
	Former national champion Elizabeth Jackson finished third in 10:24.88. The women's steeple will be contested for the first time at the 2005 World Championships, so Sunday's final will be a historic moment in the women's steeple.
	Sarah Bowman led the junior 800m final with one lap to go, but she had started off near the back of the field and it looked like it took a lot of work for her to work her way up to the front.
	R-L: Bowman leads Heidi Magill, Alysia Johnson (mostly obscured), Maggie Infield and Trisa Nickoley, and Rebekah Noble (far left) moves up on the outside.