Distance highlights included Jamaica's former NCAA champ Natoya Goule winning the 800 in 1:59.38 from Justine Fedronic (1:59.86) and Rachel Johnson taking the steeple in 9:46. In sprint action, winners included Asafa Powell (100 - 10.01), Queen Harrison (100H - 12.72), Steven Gradiner (400 - 44.62), Phyllis Francis (400 - 50.92), Jeshua Anderson (400H - 48.88) and Ashley Spencer (400H - 54.51). *MB: American Track League Atlanta Discussion Thread *Sanya Richards-Ross Carried Off Track After Pulling Up With Hamstring Injury It was also a rough day for DeeDee Trotter who had to receive treatment for an asthma attack and Lolo Jones who was a DNS with injury.

A ton of American competed at this one including. Heather Kampf beat Abbey D'Agostino by .05 in the 1500 with 4:08.73. Rachel Johnson won the steeple in 9:57, GB's Jenny Meadows beat Alexa Efraimson in the 800 (2:00.56 to 2:01.33).

Neither Jenkins (7:44/13:18) nor Sisson (15:12 CR) has won an NCAA individual title, but that is likely to change on Friday night in Fayetteville.

Baylor's Rachel Johnson won the 5000 as OSU men (9:37.31) and women (11:16.86) won the DMRs. For the men Oklahoma was a close 2nd (9:38.65).

Other Conferences:

*Ivy: Heat Sheets/Schedule/Results at HepsTrack
*Big East: Championship Central - All Info

In the DMR, Baylor women ran 10:58.52 (#2 NCAA time this year) to win while the men's race was won by Arkansas in 9:28.37. Becca Addison ran 4:30.70 to win the women's mile over Canada's Nicole Sifuentes and Rachel Johnson won the 3000 (9:07.09).

Kate Avery of Iona was clearly best and so were Walt Dretnth's Michigan State women at the 2014 NCAA Championships. Race Results Weekly recap with results.

The two biggest races of NCAA cross-country's regular season - the adidas Wisconsin Invitational and the Pre-National Invitational - are in the books and they produced a ton of data for us to analyze. We make sense of it all and give you eight takeaways from the weekend's action.

Saturday's Pre-National Invitational pits the #1 Colorado men against #2 Oregon while the women's race features #1 Michigan, #3 Oregon and #4 Georgetown. Individually, Edward Cheserek is the favorite on the men's side; Rachel Johnson and Erin Finn lead the women.

A runner was dominant over the final 1.5 laps but it O'Connor, not Kipp as Boise State's Marisa Howard PBd by 15+ seconds to get 2nd.
*MB: Upset City: Leah O'Connor Crushes Kipp - 9:36.43 FTW !!!