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.

Arkansas freshman Penny Splichal.	Florida's Carling Cookerly did not finish the race.	Dana Coons leads, followed by Monica Hostetler, Tara Quinn and	Kate O'Neill was also a DNF.	Penny Splichal finished 11th in 34:33.99.
Madelyn Noe-Schlentz broke her own American Masters Record here, finishing fourth in the Olympic Development race (34:58.54).	Julia Bensen of Williams College (NCAA DIII) ran an NCAA auto qualifier of 36:17.51 to finish 22nd.	Monica Hostetler was inaccurately listed as Naoko Ishibe in the meet results. Hostetler finished second in the OD race in 34:08.39.	Beth Fonner of NC State finished third in the college race, running an NCAA automatic qualifier of 33:39.63.	#31 Heather Davidson of Brandeis earned an NCAA (DIII) auto qualifier in finishing 21st (36:04.37), just ahead of Julia Bensen (also pictured).
Coons leads, followed by Hostetler, Tara Quinn, Kate O'Neill and Laura O'Neill.	Josi Lauber of NC State finished 13th in 35:23.88.	Dana Coons won the Olympic Development race in 33:27.56, under the qualifying standard for the USATF Nationals.	Nicole Lee finished third in the Olympic Development race, running 34:11.62, less than two seconds away from the NCAA automatic qualifier.	Tara Quinn of South Florida won the college race in 33:37.24, with Yale's Laura O'Neill (33:39.14) and NC State's Beth Fonner (33:39.63) finishing close behind.