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NCAA
INDOOR TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS
University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR, March 12-13, 2004
ALL
PHOTOS ALISON WADE/NEW YORK ROAD RUNNERS
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FIFTEEN
(800m prelims, mile prelims, 5,000m final, distance medley relay final)
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final, 800m final, 3,000m final)
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SATURDAY HIGHLIGHTS: PAGE ONE
MEN'S
PHOTOS | DAY
ONE WOMEN'S REPORT | DAY
TWO WOMEN'S REPORT
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Jamie
Krzyminski of Michigan State finished eighth in the 5,000 in 1609.45.
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Alicia
Craig was the only runner in the field who was not lapped by Kim
Smith.
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West
Virginia's Tara Struyk (15th, 16:28.88) leads Christine Bolf (left)
and Kalin Toedebusch.
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Smith
ran her final 400 in 63 seconds, finishing in 15:14.18, 3+ seconds
under the old collegiate record.
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Alicia
Craig of Stanford finished second in 15:45.08.
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This
was about as much emotion as Smith showed on the track Friday night.
She told reporters that she...
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...had
saved up some energy for the next day's 3,000m final, where she
was also a favorite.
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Georgetown's
Sabine Knothe gets ready to lead off the Distance Medley Relay for
her team.
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Freshman
Katy Trotter would run the first leg (1,200m) for Stanford.
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Kentucky's
Beth Heimann and Notre Dame's Lauren King, both of whom were doubling
back from earlier events.
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Anne
Shadle gets ready to lead off for Nebraska.
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L-R:
Rebecca Mitchell, Jennifer Davis, and Shadle.
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Tennessee's
Brooke Novak and Kentucky's Heimann.
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Senior
Melissa McBain would lead off for UCLA.
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NCAA
steeplechase champion Kassi Andersen would lead off for BYU.
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L-R:
Trotter, Katie Erdman, Knothe, and Megan Kaltenbach.
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The
DMR consists of four legs in the following order...
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...1,200m,
400m, 800m, and 1,600m.
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Kentucky's
Heimann moved to the front as the gun went off...
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...but
just past 200 meters, Kentucky's Novak had taken the lead.
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