U.S. OLYMPIC TEAM TRIALS - TRACK & FIELD
Alex G. Spanos Sports Complex, California State University - Sacramento
July 9-18, 2004
ALL PHOTOS ALISON WADE/NEW YORK ROAD RUNNERS

DAY ONE: PAGE 1 | PAGE 2 | PAGE 3 | PAGE 4 | PAGE 5 | PAGE 6 (800 quarterfinals, 5,000 semifinals) DAY TWO: PAGE 1 | PAGE 2 (800 semifinals) DAY FOUR: PAGE 1 | PAGE 2 | PAGE 3 | PAGE 4 | PAGE 5 (800 final, 5,000 final) DAY FIVE: PAGE 1 | PAGE 2 | PAGE 3 | PAGE 4 (steeplechase final) DAY SIX: PAGE 1 | PAGE 2 | PAGE 3 | PAGE 4 | PAGE 5 | PAGE 6 | PAGE 7 | PAGE 8 (1,500 semifinals, 10,000 final) DAY EIGHT: PAGE 1 | PAGE 2 (1,500 final)

Nicole Teter gets ready for the 800m final.
Nicole Cook prepares to run in her first Olympic Trials final.
Chantee Earl.
Sasha Spencer.
Jearl Miles-Clark.
Spencer is a former Georgetown All-American.
Jearl Miles-Clark was the veteran in the field; she was trying for her...
...fifth Olympic team here.
As in the semifinals, Hazel Clark set the early pace with Jearl Miles-Clark...
...running slightly behind.
R-L: Clark, Miles-Clark, Kameisha Bennett, Francis Santin, Spencer, and Teter.
At 37, Clark was the oldest runner in the field, but that did not hold her back at all.
Also in there are Chantee Earl and Nicole Cook.
Teter has been running at a world-class level for the past couple years, but injuries have been her greatest nemesis.
Teter challenged Miles-Clark on the final lap of the 800 but came up short. Miles-Clark won with room to spare in 1:59.06.
Nicole Teter qualified for her first Olympic team by finishing second in 2:00.25.
Miles-Clark already has three Olympic medals in the 4x400m relay...
...two golds and one silver.
Hazel Clark grabbed the final spot on the team in 2:00.37.
The three team members react as they cross the finish line.

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