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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
FRIDAY:
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(800m prelims, mile prelims, 5,000m final, distance medley relay final)
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EIGHT (mile
final, 800m final, 3,000m final)
FRIDAY HIGHLIGHTS: PAGE ONE | PAGE
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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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With
one lap to go in the 800m final, Nicole Cook continued to lead the
race...
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...with
Akron's Beata Rudzinska running in second place.
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Beth
Heimann would finish sixth in 2:06.91.
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Ashley
Patten had an off day, finishing eighth in 2:15.15 but still earning
All-America honors.
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Cook
continued to hold off all challengers down the homestretch and earned
the win...
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...by
leading wire-to-wire and winning by more than a second in 2:03.27.
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Neisha
Bernard-Thomas took second (2:04.26) and Katie Erdman third (2:04.41).
Pictured above is Patten, 8th.
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Cook,
who also played a large role in Tennessee's DMR victory, takes a
victory lap.
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Runners
get ready for the 3,000m final. Many of the runners competing were
doubling back from other events.
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Kristin
Price of NC State had finished sixth in the previous evening's 5,000m
final.
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Catherine
"Cack" Ferrell of Princeton was making her first appearanceof
the meet...
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...as
was first-time nationals qualifier and fellow Ivy Leaguer, Penn's
Emily Logan.
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L-R:
Alicia Craig, Renee Metivier, Sara Bei, Treniere Clement, and 5,000m
champion Kim Smith.
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The
3,000 was probably the deepest distance event of the meet, but a
lot of the athletes were tired...
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...after
running events earlier in the meet (in some cases, earlier in the
day).
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Some
thought Kim Smith might be tired from the 5,000m record she set...
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...the
previous evening, but she quickly put those thoughts to rest.
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Smith
shot off the starting line as if she were running a 200-meter race.
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UTEP's
Adriana Pirtea and West Virginia's Megan Metcalfe.
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Just
past the 200-meter mark, Smith had already established a Tiffany
McWilliams-esque lead.
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