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NCAA's: Results
(event by event)
Full
Agate Results
LetsRun.com
Coverage of Day 4: (June
12, 2004)
Robert
Cheseret Overcome Fall, Ritzenhein to Win Dramatic
5k
Arkanas Wins Men's Title, UCLA Edges
LSU Women by a Point
The 5k lived up
to its pre race billing and was spiced up by
a fall that dropped co-favorite Robert Cheseret
on the 2nd lap of the race. However, he
ran 30. the next 200m to regain the pack and
he would duel with Ritzenhein down the stretch
for the win. Arkansas
won the men's title as expected but the
women's title came
down to the final event. UCLA led LSU by 6 points
but LSU ended up winning the 4*400 but UCLA
anchor Monique Henderson passed a few runners
the final 200m to give the UCLA women the
title by 1 point (which wouldn't have been possible
except for LSU getting Texas DQd in the
4*100 on a technicality which put UCLA in the
final which they ended up getting 2nd in and
picking up 8
crucial points).
*AP
Recap
Distance Coverage Here
Sprint
Coverage Here
Photos from the meet:
Women
Men
Previous Days Coverage:
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Friday:
LetsRun.com
Coverage of Day 3:
Lauryn
Williams Runs World Leader in 100m, Tyson Gay
Picks Up 10 Valuable Points for Hogs in 100m
Friday was mostly semifinal events but
the 4*100, 100m and high hurdle finals were
held. Recap above.
More Coverage:
*AP
Recap of Day 3
*Trackshark.com
here
*Meet
website
Day1: Wednesday:
Rain was the
story of the day. As a deluge of rain (2 inches)
cancelled every event except the women's 4*100
1st round, Heptathlon Day 1, and javelin. The
weather was perfect later on (10pm) for distance
races but the decision had been made. In the
women's 4*100, originally it was believed that
UCLA's women's team failed to
advance which would hurt the Bruins which are
in a 3-way battle for the team crown. But
then 8 hours later it was announced the Texas
women were DQd and UCLA was in the final. The NCAA
released a revised schedule which cancels
the heats of the 5000, and the rounds of events
that were scheduled to have 3 rounds inluding
the 800 and 400. *Read
Rojo's Recap of Day 1in
The Washington Post -
UCLA Women Falter in 4 x 100
*SEC
Dominates NCAAs The men have won 14
of the last 15 titles, and the women 14 of the
last 17. Total domination.
*For
Sanya Richards Season Should Come to An End in Athens (Women's 400 at NCAA
Features 4 Top Runners in World So Far) USAToday
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Thursday:
LetsRun.com
Coverage of Day 2:
*Cragg
and Craig in 10ks
Cragg
defeats Robert Cheseret in 10k, Alicia Craig
Wins Women's Title
The 10k finals
were the highlight Thursday night. Alistair
Cragg made it a 2 man race with a 30 second
200 meters halfway through the race, but he
would not surge away for victory until the final
600m. On the women's side, Stanford's
Alicia Craig, the heavy prerace favorite
waited until 1500m remained to open up her lead.
More from the LetsRun.com recap above including
recaps of the 800m and 1500m heats where Grant
Robison the defending champ, and Sean
Jefferson, the indoor champ, failed to advance.
More
Coverage:
*Cragg
Wraps Up NCAA Career in Style AP
*Arizona
State freshman Jacquelyn Johnson Wins Heptathlon at NCAAs
*Rojo
covers DC angle for Washington
Post
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