NCAA Women's Results

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NCAA Division I 2006 Indoor Championship
Randal Tyson Track Center - Univ. of Arkansas
Fayetteville, AR - 3/10/2006 to 3/11/2006

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Event 28  Women Pole Vault
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 Progression: 3.85 - 4.00 - 4.10 - 4.20  then 10 cm                             
 5-Alive jumping format until 8 or less remaining.                               
    American:   4.81m  3/7/2004    Stacy Dragila                                 
  Collegiate:   4.53m  3/8/2002    Amy Linnen, Arizona                           
   NCAA Meet:   4.53m  3/8/2002    Amy Linnen, Arizona                           
       Tyson:   4.71m  2/14/2004   Stacy Dragila, USA                           
    Name                    Year School                  Finals            Points
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Finals                                                                           
  1 Chelsea Johnson           SR UCLA                     4.50m   14-09.00     
  2 Lacy Janson               SR Florida State            4.50m   14-09.00     
  3 Breanna Eveland           SR Kansas State             4.30m   14-01.25 
  4 Kierney Hiteshew-Jackson  SR Georgia                  4.20m   13-09.25
  5 Marissa Dudek             SR Pittsburgh               4.10m   13-05.25   
  6 Cheryl Terrio             SR South Carolina           4.10m   13-05.25
  7 Erin Asay                 SR San Diego State          4.10m   13-05.25 
  8 Jodi Unger                JR Arkansas                 4.10m   13-05.25
  9 Jenny Green               SO Nebraska                 4.10m   13-05.25       
10 Tamara Diles              SR Washington State         4.00m   13-01.50       
11 Elouise Rudy              FR Montana State            4.00m   13-01.50
12 Carly Dockendorf          SR Washington               4.00m   13-01.50
12 April Kubishta            SO Arizona State            4.00m   13-01.50
14 Stevie Marshalek          SO Washington               3.85m   12-07.50
15 Molly Lederman            SR Yale                     3.85m   12-07.50
16 Jackie Brown              SR Wichita State            3.85m   12-07.50
  -- Bryson Stately            FR Southern California         NH


[Scott Go Pre]

Way to go girls! That is a new P.R. for second placer, Lacy Janson. Awesome performance girls.

[TreyDECA]

DON'T YOU KNOW WHO SHE IS??!??!?!?!?!?!?

told ya...

will you marry me???

she bought it...

[rainbowgirl28]

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Senior Carly Dockendorf entered Saturday's women's pole vault bidding for her second-career All-America honor, after a sixth-place finish at the NCAA Outdoor Championships in 2005, while junior vaulter Stevie Marshalek vied for her first All-America accolade. Having cleared 12 feet, 7 1/2 inches on her first attempt, however, Marshalek failed to clear the bar at 13-11/2, while Dockendorf topped out at the latter height. Collegiate record holder Chelsea Johnson won her third NCAA vault title with a second-attempt clearance at 14-9, while Dockendorf placed 11th and Marshalek 14th.

[Scott Go Pre]

DON'T YOU KNOW WHO SHE IS??!??!?!?!?!?!?

told ya...

will you marry me???

she bought it...

I trained this past summer with Lacy, I know who she is!

[TreyDECA]

DON'T YOU KNOW WHO SHE IS??!??!?!?!?!?!?

told ya...

will you marry me???

she bought it...

I trained this past summer with Lacy, I know who she is!

THE NCAA CHAMPION IS NOT LACY JANSON... SORRY, BUT I WENT TO CANADA WITH CHELSEA AND WE ARE GOING TO START A FAMILY BAND AND TOUR THE COUNTRY, AND YOU'RE NOT INVITED!!!

[pelle3]

Chelsea Johnson Wins NCAA Indoor Pole Vault Title

Senior jumps 14-9 to win second individual title of her career

March 11, 2006
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Senior Chelsea Johnson won the second individual NCAA title of her career on Saturday as she took home the NCAA Indoor pole vault title in Fayetteville, AR.

FSU's Lacy Jansen also cleared 14-9, but Johnson won based on misses. Johnson won her first NCAA title in 2004 at the NCAA Outdoor Championships as she set a collegiate record jump of 15-0. Johnson had hoped to break the collegiate indoor record, but came up short, still ending up with the win.

"I'm really happy to win today," said Johnson. "I really wanted to break the collegiate record, and had some good attempts at 15-1, but I just got tired. I want to give credit to Lacy because she had a great meet and having her out there really pushed both of us to jump as high as we did. I look forward to outdoors, because I really prefer jumping with a good tailwind, and I can't wait to keep it going."

Johnson and Jansen both had attempts at 15-1, but both failed to clear the height.

"Chelsea was tough as nails today," said Pole Vault Coach Anthony Curran. "She stuck to our game plan and really did a great job. She cleared all the bars on her first attempts up until 14-9 and jumped on two poles bigger then she'd been on all year. I'm glad to see her step up to the challenge and I know that outdoors is going to be great. She has been so consistent already this season, both indoors and out, and by the end of the season, there could be one more NCAA title and record with her name by it."