PENN RELAYS
University of Pennsylvania, April 25-27, 2002
ALL PHOTOS ALISON WADE/NEW YORK ROAD RUNNERS

DAY ONE: PAGE ONE | PAGE TWO | PAGE THREE | PAGE FOUR | PAGE FIVE | PAGE SIX | PAGE SEVEN | PAGE EIGHT | PAGE NINE | PAGE TEN | PAGE ELEVEN (College DMRs, High School DMR, High School Mile, High School 3,000, Steeplechase, 5,000m and 10,000m)
DAY TWO: PAGE ONE | PAGE TWO | PAGE THREE | PAGE FOUR | PAGE FIVE (High School 4x800, College 4x1500m)
DAY THREE: PAGE ONE | PAGE TWO | PAGE THREE | PAGE FOUR | PAGE FIVE (College 4x800m, Olympic Development Mile)

Please notify us if we have misidentified any of the runners. We are going by the running order listed in the meet program.

Lauren Fleshman ran a 4:44.2 1,600 meter leg for Stanford.	Sheela Agrawal anchored for Duke.	2001 NCAA outdoor 1,500m finalist Erin Sims runs for Texas.	800+ meters into their anchor legs, Flanagan pulls away a bit more.	Erin Sims ran one of the fastest anchor legs with a 4:45.5.
Columbia's Caitlin Hickin (running with Sheela Agrawal) split 4:50.2 to help her team to a sixth-place finish.	Cornell's Lena Matthews runs ahead of Brown's Angie Morey and Tulane's Katrina Gemmell.	Morey.	Mollie DeFrancesco anchors the James Madison team.	With less than a lap to go, Shalane Flanagan appears to be home free.
Flanagan's 1,600 meter split of 4:35.1 places her 14th on the all-time list at Penn.	Lauren Fleshman was unable to hang on to Flanagan despite running a quick 4:44.2.	Stanford finished second in 11:10.00.	Jill Laurendeau split 4:50.7, helping Georgetown to a third-place (11:18.12) finish.	Erin Sims runs with Kalin Toedebusch (4:54.7). Villanova finished fifth in 11:29.47.
Texas finished fourth in 11:28.17.	Duke finished eighth in 11:40.20.	Tulane finished 12th in 11:56.43.	Mollie DeFrancesco has one of the top NCAA times in the steeplechase so far this season.	DeFrancesco helped James Madison to an 11th-place 11:54.30 finish.

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