OKLAHOMA. University of Oklahoma TRACK & FIELD Tyson Invitational Feb Randal Tyson Track Center Fayetteville, Ark.

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1 FRIDAY & SATURDAY, FEB , 2009 OKLAHOMA David University of Oklahoma TRACK & FIELD Bassity Assistant Director, Media Relations University of Oklahoma Athletics Department Suite W. Brooks St. Norman OK O: C: F: TRACK & FIELD SCHEDULE Jan. 9 Arkansas Invitational Fayetteville, Ark. Jan. 17 Holiday Inn Invitational Lincoln, Neb. Jan Razorback Invitational Fayetteville, Ark. Jan. 31 J.D. Martin Duals Norman, Okla. Feb. 6-7 New Balance Collegiate Invitational New York, N.Y. Feb. 6-7 Meyo Invitational South Bend, Ind. Feb. 7 New Mexico Classic Albuquerque, N.M. Feb. 7 Sooner Open I Norman, Okla. Feb Tyson Invitational Fayetteville, Ark. Feb. 21 Sooner Open II Norman, Okla. Feb Big 12 Indoor Championships College Station, Texas March 6 NCAA Last Chance Qualifier Fayetteville, Ark. March NCAA National Championships College Station, Texas March 21 Tulsa Duals Tulsa, Okla. March Stanford Invitational Palo Alto, Calif. March 28 Bobby Lane Invitational Arlington, Texas April 2-4 Texas Relays Austin, Texas April 11 John Jacobs Invitational Norman, Okla. April 18 John McDonnell Invitational Fayetteville, Ark. April Penn Relays Philadelphia, Ark. April Oregon Relays Eugene, Ore. April 25 Sooner Invitational Norman, Okla. May 1 Arkansas Twilight Fayetteville, Ark. May 2 Payton Jordan Invitational Palo Alto, Calif. May 9 Sooner Twilight Norman, Okla. May Big 12 Outdoor Championships Lubbock, Texas May NCAA Midwest Regional Norman, Okla. June NCAA National Championships Fayetteville, Ark Tyson Invitational Feb Randal Tyson Track Center Fayetteville, Ark. The Oklahoma indoor track team heads to Fayetteville, Ark., this weekend for the third time of the 2009 season for its biggest regular-season test of the year, the 2009 Tyson Invitational. The meet features some of the nation s top collegiate athletes along with a selection of the world s top professional athletes, as the third event of the Visa Championship Series, at the site of the last nine NCAA Indoor National Championships. Twenty-seven teams ranked in the nation s top-25 will be competing, including both the men s top-ranked team in host Arkansas. The women s field features four of the nation s top-five teams. OU will also face four Big 12 foes. Action kicks off Friday at 10 a.m. with the men s collegiate pole vault. Saturday s first event is at 10 a.m. with the women s collegiate high jump. Results Live results for the 2009 Tyson Invitational will be available at A complete recap of Oklahoma action will be available on SoonerSports.com shortly after the conclusion of action each day. Ranked s #1/#12 Arkansas (M/W), #24 Auburn (W), #6/#17 Florida (M/W), #5/#16 Florida State (M/W), #11 Georgia (M), #8/#5 LSU (M/W), #13/#4 Michigan (M/W), #20/#20 Nebraska (M/W), #16 North Carolina (W), #15 Northern Iowa (M), #19 OKLAHOMA (M), #3/#3 Oregon (M/W), #9 Penn State (W), #14/#13 South Carolina (M/W), #24/#2 Tennessee (M/W), #7/#7 Texas (M/W), #14 Texas Tech (W). Sooner to Watch Following a weekend at the New Balance Collegiate Invitational that saw senior Leslie Cole break the Oklahoma program record in the 400-meter dash with an NCAA automatic qualifying mark and run the second-fastest 200-meter dash in OU history, the Idabel, Okla., native will attempt to improve her provisional qualifying time in the 200. Cole enters the weekend as the only female sprinter in the Big 12 with an NCAA automatic qualifying mark.

2 FRIDAY & SATURDAY, FEB , 2009 NCAA QUALIFIERS With five weeks of action completed, Oklahoma athletes have posted 12 provisional qualifying marks and four automatic qualifying mark. Long jumper Ti Anca Mock recorded the Sooners first automatic qualifying mark with a distance of (6.39) in the event at the Razorback Invitational on Jan. 24. One week later Mock was joined on the list by triple jumper Shardae Boutte when he eclipsed the mark with a top jump of (16.16) at the J.D. Martin Invitational on Jan. 31. Feb. 7 saw two Oklahoma athletes add their names to the automatic list with OU records as Leslie Cole did so in the 400-meter dash (52.33) followed by Jacob Boone in the men s mile (3:59.07). Both the OU men and women have recorded six provisional marks. NCAA QUALIFIERS Men Automatic Qualifiers Jacob Boone Mile 3:59.07 Shardae Boutte Provisional Qualifiers Tony Clement 800-meter run 1:50.31 Rob Sorrell Mile 4:03.87 Neelon Greenwood 7.50 Will Claye Neelon Greenwood K.P. Singh LAST WEEK (New Balance Invitational) One day after breaking the school record in the 400-meter dash, Leslie Cole lowered her own record time in the event with a second-place finish in the finals at the New Balance Collegiate Invitational in New York City. Cole s time of gave OU its fourth NCAA automatic qualifying time of the season and second of the day following Jacob Boone s performance in the mile at Notre Dame. The time also eclipsed Cole s Oklahoma record, 53.10, set in the event s prelims Friday night and is the fastest time this season in the Big 12 Conference. On top of the 400-meter dash performance, Cole ran the secondfastest 200-meter dash in OU history, an NCAA provisional qualifying time of 23.60, in the prelims of the event to qualify for the finals as the fourth seed. It was in the finals that Cole continued to improve on her time by crossing the finish line in a time of Cole was not the only Sooner to qualify for the finals of the 200-meter dash as Scottesha Miller finished 10th in the event s prelims with a time of The sophomore s time marked a personal best and the seventh-fastest in Oklahoma history. Despite qualifying, Miller was unable to compete in the finals with a hamstring injury. Already an NCAA automatic qualifier in the long jump, sophomore Ti Anca Mock hit a provisional qualifying mark in the triple jump for the second straight week. Mock s top jump (12.84) marked a personal best and moved the promising sophomore up to No. 2 on the OU all-time performance list for the event. LAST WEEK (Meyo Invitational) Oklahoma sophomore Jacob Boone became the first-ever OU runner to run a sub-four minute mile Saturday with his 3:59.07 performance at the Meyo Invitational in South Bend. The NCAA automatic qualifying mark boosted the Lee s Summit, Mo., native atop the Oklahoma performance list in the event ahead of classmate Rob Sorrell s 4:03.66 run in 2008 and gave Boone an automatic entry to the 2009 NCAA Indoor National Championships. Boone opened the race on the 300-meter track towards the back of the pack until the 11-man race split into two groups with Boone at the back of the lead pack. It was on the fifth and final lap that Boone unleashed a strong kick that the Oklahoma men s distance runners are starting to become known for, picking off competitors one-by-one for the fourth-place finish and an automatic entry to the NCAA Championships. With the performance, Boone became the third OU athlete this season to record an NCAA automatic qualifying mark and the first this season on the track after Shardae Boutte and Ti Anca Mock both accomplished the feat in the triple jump. The men s 800-meter run saw Scott Cooper run the sixth-fastest time in Oklahoma history and a PR, 1:50.52, just off the NCAA provisional qualifying mark of 1:50.50 to finish fourth. Also running a PR in the event was Chris Sweeney who took 11th with a time of 1:51.52, the seventh-fastest time in OU history. Sorrell narrowly missed an NCAA provisional qualifying time in the 3,000-meter run by crossing the line in 8:07.72, off the provisional time of 8: Sorrell finished within eight seconds of the event s winner and sits at No. 3 on the Oklahoma performance list. LAST WEEK (Sooner Open I) Freshman Colin Quirke became the latest Sooner in 2009 to break a record during the indoor season. While four Oklahoma program records have been snapped this year, Quirke took it a step further by breaking the Irish junior national record in the men s indoor shot put at the Sooner Open I. Quirke, who owns dual Irish-American citizenship, threw a distance of (18.48) to break the previous Irish junior record of (16.66) set by Eoin Leen in Quirke who is currently redshirting the 2009 indoor season and competing unattached, already held the Irish junior record in the outdoor shot put, breaking his father Paul s mark in the 2007 Ireland Youth Championships and extending it at the 2007 World Youth Championships. Quirke was not the only Oklahoma competitor making noise in the thrower s circle as Amy Backel unleashed a PR in the women s shot put and more importantly, an NCAA provisional qualifying mark with a top toss of (15.40). The throw is the third-longest in Oklahoma program history as Backel finished second behind OU freshman Karen Shump who is currently redshirting. Shump s throw of (17.41) is farther than the nation s top collegiate mark of (17.12) and over the NCAA automatic qualifying mark. Keeping the throwing theme alive, Mikaela Johansson extended her program record in the women s weight throw for the third consecutive week to take first in the event. Johansson s distance of (17.65) broke the Swedish native s personal best of (17.55) by four inches and topped all competitors by more than three feet. COMING UP NEXT WEEK Next week the Sooners return to Norman as they host the Sooner Open II, Saturday, Feb. 21, at the Mosier Indoor Facility. The event is slated to kick off Saturday morning at 10 a.m. with the women s 3,000-meter run. Check with SoonerSports.com for any schedule updates. Women Automatic Qualifiers Leslie Cole 400-meter dash Ti Anca Mock 6.39 Provisional Qualifiers Amy Backel Shot Put Leslie Cole 200-meter dash Latoya Heath 60-meter hurdles 8.36 Scottesha Miller 60-meter dash 7.37 Scottesha Miller 6.21 Ti Anca Mock Arkansas Arizona State Oregon Texas A&M Florida State Florida Texas LSU Texas Tech Louisville Georgia BYU Michigan South Carolina Northern Iowa USTFCCCA DIVISION I TRACK AND FIELD RANKINGS MEN 16. Stanford Kansas State Kentucky OKLAHOMA Nebraska Baylor Arizona UCLA Tennessee Missouri Texas A&M Tennessee Oregon Michigan LSU Florida State Texas Virginia Tech Penn State Arizona State Arkansas Arizona South Carolina Texas Tech Minnesota WOMEN 16. North Carolina Florida BYU Stanford Nebraska Louisville Miami (Fla.) UTEP Auburn Baylor

3 UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA TRACK & FIELD 09 MARKS IN OU RECORD BOOKS Men OU Rank Athlete Time/Mark 5. Mookie Salaam Scott Cooper 1: Chris Sweeney 1: Jacob Boone 3: ,000-Meter Run 3. Rob Sorrell 8: Will Claye Neelon Greenwood K.P. Singh Women OU Rank Athlete Time/Mark 3. Scottesha Miller Meter Dash 2. Leslie Cole Scottesha Miller Meter Dash 1. Leslie Cole Amanda Mayfield 2: Jessica Engel 4: Meter Hurdles 3. Latoya Heath Ti Anca Mock Scottesha Miller Ti Anca Mock Latoya Heath Shot Put Amy Backel Mikaela Johansson Mikaela Johansson LAST WEEK (New Mexico Classic) Freshman Colin Quirke became the latest Sooner in 2009 to break a record during the indoor season. While four Oklahoma program records have been snapped this year, Quirke took it a step further by breaking the Irish junior national record in the men s indoor shot put at the Sooner Open I. Quirke, who owns dual Irish-American citizenship, threw a distance of (18.48) to break the previous Irish junior record of (16.66) set by Eoin Leen in LAST YEAR AT THE TYSON Oklahoma triple jumper Shardae Boutte became the latest Sooner to put his name atop the OU record books in the second and final day of competition at the 2008 Tyson Invitational in the Randal Tyson Track Complex. Boutte s jump of 54 feet and one inch (16.48 meters) bested the previous OU record of (16.19) set by Jerome Douglas in Boutte s jump also marked the second time of the season to eclipse the NCAA automatic qualifying mark at the event that featured some of the nation s top collegiate athletes at the site of the NCAA Indoor National Championship. The triple jump mark became the fifth OU program record to fall during the 2008 indoor season. Coming into the weekend Rob Sorrell, Sheldon Leith, Mikaela Johansson and the men s distance medley relay had all claimed program records. In other OU action, Marcus Pugh recorded an NCAA provisional mark of in the 200-meter dash prelims, good for fourth. Pugh did not compete in the event s final. Sophomore Jacob Boone came in third in the men s 800-meter championship finals with a time of 1:52.63, good for eighth all-time at OU. Kevin Snyder finished second in the open high jump with a top mark of (2.10). Tydree Lewis finished fifth in the triple jump, but more importantly recorded an NCAA provisional mark of (16.03). Latoya Greaves finished fifth in the consolation finals of the women s 60-meter hurdles with an NCAA provisional qualifying time and personal best of The time ranks second at OU behind Alisha Peel s 8.19 in Sheldon Leith took second in the men s 60-meter hurdles consolation finals with a time of The women s distance medley relay team just missed an NCAA provisional qualifying mark by one-hundreth of a second with a fifth-place time of 11: Toni Smith, who has exhausted her indoor eligibility and was competing unattached, finished second in the women s open triple jump with a mark of (12.81). OU alums Michael Blackwood and Aldwyn Sappleton finished 1-2 in the open 800-meter run with times of 1:49.72 and 1:49.74, respectively. RECORDS FALLING The 2009 indoor season has been a successful one so far for the University of Oklahoma track and field team. One look at the OU record books proves the point. Five new program records have been posted in the 2009 indoor season, two on the men s side and three on the women s. Long jumper Ti Anca Mock started the trend at the Razorback Invitational when she finished first in the event with an NCAA automatic qualifying distance of (6.39). Mock s distance topped Portia Nash s previous record of (6.28). That same weekend back in Norman, both the men s and women s weight throw records went down at the Oklahoma Christian Invitational. Since that time, K.P. Singh and Mikaela Johansson have continued to extend their records in the event. Singh has since tossed the implement a distance of (20.43) at the J.D. Martin Invitational on Jan. 31 while Johansson improved to (17.65) at the Sooner Open I on Feb. 7. While Johansson was extending her mark in Norman, Jacob Boone was busy setting his new record in South Bend, Ind. The sophomore became the first-ever Sooner to run a sub-four-minute mile with a time of 3:59.07 at the Meyo Invitational to best teammmate Rob Sorrell s previous record in the mile.

4 FRIDAY & SATURDAY, FEB , 2009 OU Top-25 Men in Big 12 Rankings 5. Mookie Salaam Evan Pierson Meter Dash 13. Zach Dawson Jarell Warren Evan Pierson Meter Dash 8. Jarell Warren Zach Dawson Eric Bailey Jarell Warren 1: Zach Dawson 1: Eric Bailey 1: Tony Clement 1:50.31* 8. Scott Cooper 1: Chris Sweeney 1:51.52 Mile 2. Jacob Boone 3:59.07** 5. Rob Sorrell 4:03.87* 12. Tony Clement 4: ,000-Meter Run 3. Rob Sorrell 8: Meter Hurdles 13. D Andre Fisher x400 Relay 5. 1/24/2009 3:11.48 Distance Medley Relay 4. 1/9/2009 9:56.42 High Jump 6. Kevin Snyder Neelon Greenwood Adrian Wiltshire Will Claye Alex Madkins Shardae Boutte 16.16** 7. Will Claye 15.72* 12. Neelon Greenwood 15.45* 16. Frankie Green Marco Moon K.P. Singh 20.43* Sooner Men Enter Top 20 The University of Oklahoma men s indoor track and field team made its 2009 debut in the top 20 of the latest team rankings released by the United States Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) Wednesday. OU jumped three spots from 22nd last week to 19th this week following a weekend of strong performances. Led by its two NCAA automatic qualifiers in Jacob Boone and Shardae Boutte, the Sooners leapt Big 12 foes Nebraska and Baylor in this week s poll. In all, the Big 12 Conference has eight men s teams in the top 25, the most of any conference in the nation. Individually, Boutte is rated No. 2 nationally in the triple jump while Boone is No. 8 in the mile. Last weekend, Boone became the first-ever Oklahoma runner to run a sub-four-minute mile with a time of 3:59.07 at the Meyo Invitational. Boone is just one of two Big 12 runners in the mile to punch a ticket to the NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships with an automatic qualifying mark. First-year Sooner K.P. Singh is ranked No. 13 in the men s weight throw, an event he owns the Oklahoma program record in. On the women s side, NCAA automatic qualifier Leslie Cole leads all OU women with a No. 3 ranking in the 400-meter dash after breaking the OU program record in the event over the weekend at the New Balance Collegiate Invitational. Cole also ranks No. 10 in the 200-meter dash with her performance Saturday. The other women s NCAA automatic qualifier, Ti Anca Mock, ranks 11th in the long jump and 26th in the triple jump, an event she has provisionally qualified for NCAAs in. Sophomore Scottesha Miller is No. 15 in the women s 60-meter dash with a provisional qualifying time of 7.37 at the New Balance Collegiate Invitational. NCAA DESCENDING ORDER RANK Athlete Time/Mark 800-meter Run 1. Jacob Hernandez, Texas...1: Tony Clement, OU...1: German Fernandez, Oklahoma State...3: Jacob Boone, OU...3: Rob Sorrell, OU...4: Will Coppage, LSU Neelon Greenwood, OU Zuheir Sharif, Texas A&M Shardae Boutte, OU Will Claye, OU Neelon Greenwood, OU Walter Henning, LSU K.P. Singh, OU meter Dash 1. Murielle Ahoure, Miami Scottesha Miller, OU meter Dash 1. Murielle Ahoure, Miami Leslie Cole, OU meter Dash 1. Francena McCorory, Hampton Leslie Cole, OU meter Hurdles 1. Tiffany Ofili, Michigan Latoya Heath, OU Jeomi Maduka, Cornell Ti Anca Mock, OU Scottesha Miller, OU Kimberly Williams, Florida State Ti Anca Mock, OU Shot Put 1. Mariam Kevkhishville, Florida Amy Backel, OU

5 UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA TRACK & FIELD OU Top-25 Women in Big 12 Rankings 5. Scottesha Miller 7.37* 12. Missy Barnes Leslie Cole Sherine Wells Ti Anca Mock Jalesa Walker Andra Harris Meter Dash 5. Leslie Cole 23.59* 8. Scottesha Miller Jalesa Walker Sherine Wells Andra Harris Meter Dash 1. Leslie Cole 52.33** 10. Tiara Sims Andra Harris Jalesa Walker Leslie Cole 1: Amanda Mayfield 1: Tiara Sims 1: Amanda Mayfield 2: Kelly Waters 4: Jessica Engel 4: Lauren Watson 5: Meter Hurdles 2. Latoya Heath 8.36* 17. Demeeka Jones x400 Relay 5. 1/24/2009 3:44.73 Distance Medley Relay 4. 1/24/ :50.20 High Jump 8. Katherine Johnson Ti Anca Mock 6.39** 5. Scottesha Miller 6.21* 12. Dominique Jacobs Ti Anca Mock Latoya Heath Dominique Jacobs Shot Put Amy Backel Mikaela Johansson 15.40* Mikaela Johansson SIXTY TOP-THREE MARKS Through the 2009 indoor track & field season, 27 University of Oklahoma individual athletes and four relays have accounted for 60 top-three finishes including 25 first-place finishes. Five athletes have four top-three finishes. Mikaela Johansson leads all OU athletes with three first-place finishes. Scottesha Miller has four top-three finishes including two wins. Leslie Cole, Latoya Heath and Jarell Warren round out the group of four top-three finishers. Sophomore Ti Anca Mock and senior Katherine Johnson each have two event titles a piece. Thirteen athletes and three relays have single event wins. FAYETTEVILLE IS FAMILIAR The Randal Tyson Track Center is becoming an awfully familiar location for the Oklahoma indoor track & field team. OU opened 2009 on Jan. 9 with the Arkansas Invitational and returned two weeks later for the Razorback Invitational. This weekend s trip marks the third of the year and Oklahoma will return in three weeks for the NCAA Last Chance Qualifier on March 7. On top of the indoor season, OU will travel to Fayetteville three times during the outdoor season for the John McDonnell Invitational (April 18) and the Arkansas Twilight (May 1). The Sooners will wrap up the season with the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships in Fayetteville. SOONERS TOP-THREE FINISHES Athlete TOTAL Leslie Cole Latoya Heath Mikaela Johansson Scottesha Miller Amy Backel Ti Anca Mock Katherine Johnson 2 2 Lindsay Pierson 2 2 Missy Barnes 1 1 Andra Harris 1 1 Chelsea Jones 1 1 Demeeka Jones 1 1 Amanda Mayfield 1 1 Tiara Sims 1 1 Kelly Waters 1 1 Lauren Watson 1 1 DMR 1 1 4x400 Meter Relay 1 1 TOTAL Athlete TOTAL Jarell Warren Zach Dawson Kevin Snyder Shardae Boutte D Andre Fisher K.P. Singh x400 Meter Relay Will Claye 1 1 Tony Clement 1 1 Neelon Greenwood 1 1 Mookie Salaam 1 1 Rob Sorrell 1 1 DMR 1 1 TOTAL

6 2009 Oklahoma Sooners Indoor Track & Field Performance List (Updated: Feb. 12, 2009) Men (6.74; 6.63) 6.76 Mookie Salaam (Fr.) Jan. 31 Norman, Okla Evan Pierson (Fr.) Jan. 9 Fayetteville, Ark Will Claye (Fr.) Jan. 31 Norman, Okla Shardae Boutte (Sr.) Feb. 7 Norman, Okla. 7,15 Derrick Bradley (Fr.) Jan. 31 Norman, Okla. 200-Meter Dash (21.23; 20.83) Zach Dawson (Jr.) Jan. 23 Fayetteville, Ark Jarell Warren (Jr.) Jan. 23 Fayetteville, Ark C Evan Pierson (Fr.) Jan. 31 Norman, Okla D Andre Fisher (So.) Feb. 7 Albuquerque, N.M Neelon Greenwood (Jr.) Jan. 9 Fayetteville, Ark. 400-Meter Dash (47.25; 46.15) Jarell Warren (Jr.) Feb. 7 Albuquerque, N.M Zach Dawson (Jr.) Jan. 24 Fayetteville, Ark Eric Bailey (So.) Feb. 7 Albuquerque, N.M. 1:10.76 Jarell Warren (Jr.) Jan. 17 Lincoln, Neb. 1:11.53 C Zach Dawson (Jr.) Jan. 31 Norman,Okla. 1:12.41 C Eric Bailey (So.) Jan. 31 Norman, Okla. (1:50.50; 1:48.00) 1:50.31 p Tony Clement (Jr.) Jan. 24 Fayetteville, Ark. 1:50.52 Scott Cooper (So.) Feb. 7 South Bend, Ind. 1:51.52 Chris Sweeney (So.) Feb. 7 South Bend, Ind. (4:04.00; 3:59.50) 3:59.07 A* Jacob Boone (Jr.) Feb. 7 South Bend, Ind. 4:03.87 p Rob Sorrell (Jr.) Jan. 24 Fayetteville, Ark. 4:08.85 Tony Clement (Sr.) Feb. 7 South Bend, Ind. 3,000-Meter Run (8:05.00; 7:54.50) 8:07.82 Rob Sorrell (Jr.) Feb. 7 South Bend, Ind. 4x400-Meter Relay (3:10.40; 3:06.50) 3:11.48 Bailey, Salaam, Warren, Dawson Feb. 7 Albuquerque, N.M. Distance Medley Relay (9:45.70; 9:34.00) 9:56.42 Clement, Dawson, Boone, Sorrell Jan. 9 Fayetteville, Ark. 60-Meter Hurdles (7.91; 7.70) 8.12 D Andre Fisher (So.) Jan. 31 Norman, Okla. High Jump (2.14; 2.24) (2.10) Kevin Snyder (Jr.) Feb. 7 Norman, Okla. (7.50; 7.85) (7.50) p Neelon Greenwood (Jr.) Jan. 23 Fayetteville, Ark (7.47) Adrian Wiltshire (Sr.) Jan. 23 Fayetteville, Ark (7.39) Will Claye (Fr.) Jan. 23 Fayetteville, Ark (7.00) Alex Madkins (Fr.) Jan. 31 Norman, Okla (6.49) Marco Moon (Jr.) Jan. 9 Fayetteville, Ark. (15.40; 16.10) (16.16) A Shardae Boutte (Sr.) Jan. 31 Norman, Okla (15.72) p Willl Claye (Fr.) Jan. 31 Norman, Okla (15.45) p Neelon Greenwood (Jr.) Jan. 24 Fayetteville, Ark (14.84) Frankie Green (Sr.) Jan. 31 Norman, Okla (14.57) Marco Moon (Jr.) Jan. 24 Fayetteville, Ark. (19.50; 21.50) (20.43) p* K.P. Singh (So.) Jan. 31 Norman, Okla. Women (7.44; 7.26) 7.37 p Scottesha Miller (Jr.) Feb. 6 New York City, N.Y Missy Barnes (So.) Jan. 31 Norman, Okla Leslie Cole (Sr.) Jan. 31 Norman, Okla Sherine Wells (Fr.) Feb. 6 New York, N.Y Ti Anca Mock (So.) Jan. 31 Norman, Okla. 200-Meter Dash (23.90; 23.20) p Leslie Cole (Sr.) Feb. 7 New York City, N.Y Scottesha Miller (So.) Feb. 7 New York, N.Y Jalesa Walker (So.) Jan. 23 Fayetteville, Ark Sherine Wells (Fr.) Feb. 7 New York City, N.Y Andra Harris (Fr.) Jan. 9 Fayetteville, Ark. 400-Meter Dash (54.40; 52.40) A* Leslie Cole (Sr.) Feb. 7 New York City, N.Y Tiara Sims (Fr.) Jan. 24 Fayetteville, Ark Andra Harris (Fr.) Feb. 6 New York City, N.Y Jalesa Walker (So.) Feb. 6 New York City, N.Y. 1:00.81 Natalie Crain (Fr.) Jan. 24 Fayetteville, Ark. 1:20.45 C Leslie Cole (Sr.) Jan. 31 Norman, Okla. 1:23.60 C Amanda Mayfield (Sr.) Jan. 31 Norman, Okla. 1:24.59 C Tiara Sims (Fr.) Jan. 31 Norman, Okla. 1:30.88 C Natalie Crain (Fr.) Jan. 31 Norman, Okla. (2:09.00; 2:05.00) 2:11.75 Amanda Mayfield (Sr.) Jan. 9 Fayetteville, Ark. 2:29.63 Abby Metcalf (Fr.) Jan. 23 Fayetteville, Ark. (4:48.00; 4:38.00) 4:48.33 C Kelly Waters (So.) Jan. 31 Norman, Okla. 4:53.99 Jessica Engel (So.) Jan. 24 Fayetteville, Ark. 5:00.42 Lauren Watson (Jr.) Jan. 24 Fayetteville, Ark. 5:14.82 Lindsay Pierson (So.) Jan. 31 Norman, Okla. 5:26.03 Chelsea Jones (Fr.) Jan. 23 Fayetteville, Ark. 4x400-Meter Relay (3:40.00; 3:33.00) 3:44.73 Jan. 24 Fayetteville, Ark. Distance Medley Relay (11:30.00; 11:09.00) 11:50.30 Waters, Sims, Engel, Mayfield Jan. 23 Fayetteville, Ark. 60-Meter Hurdles (8.43; 8.14) 8.36 p Latoya Heath (Jr.) Feb. 6 New York City, N.Y Demeeka Jones (Fr.) Feb. 7 Norman, Okla. High Jump (1.78; 1.85) (1.71) Katherine Johnson (Sr.) Jan. 23 Fayetteville, Ark. (6.10; 6.35) (6.39) A* Ti Anca Mock (So.) Jan. 23 Fayetteville, Ark (6.21) p Scottesha Miller (So.) Feb. 6 New York, N.Y (5.79) Dominique Jacobs (Sr.) Jan. 31 Norman, Okla (5.30) Carli Wester (Jr.) Feb. 7 Norman, Okla (5.01) Katherine Johnson (Sr.) Jan. 9 Fayetteville, Ark. (12.65, 13.30) (12.84) p Ti Anca Mock (So.) Feb. 7 New York City, N.Y (12.62) Latoya Heath (Jr.) Jan. 31 Norman, Okla (11.92) Dominique Jacobs (Sr.) Jan. 24 Fayetteville, Ark. Shot Put (15.20; 16.90) (15.40) p Amy Backel (Jr.) Feb. 7 Norman, Okla (14.46) Mikaela Johansson (Jr.) Jan. 31 Norman, Okla. (18.75; 21.00) (16.29) Mikaela Johansson (Jr.) Feb. 7 Norman, Okla. Key to Codes (Q) - NCAA Automatic Qualifying Mark (P) - NCAA Provisional Qualifying Mark (*) - School Record (A) - Adjusted for Altitude (C) - Converted to Banked Track