Predictions Continued from Page 6 5 Mary Ellen McGowan Villanova 6 Cory Schubert Stanford 7. Judith Shepherd Clemson 8. Margaret Wynne Yale 9 Alison Quelch Tennessee 10 Lynn Nelson ASU 11 Renee Wyckoff FSU 12 Julie Lantis Illinois 5,000 METERS 1. PattiSue Plummer 2. Kathy Hayes 3. Christine McMiken 4 Patsy Sharpies 5. Tori Neubauer 6. Paula Renzi 7. Becky Cotts 8. Wendy Van Mierio 9. Edel Hackett 10 Monica O'Reilly 11 Sherrie Crang 12 Bonnie Sons Stanford Oregon OSU Idaho Wisconsin-Lac. Penn State Purdue ISU Arkansas Tennessee Idaho Iowa State 10,000 METERS Katie Ishmael Joan Nesbit Patsy Sharpies Jill Molen Jenny Spangler Beth Farmer Carey May Karen Cambpell Brenda Gray Kathy Pfiefer Eryn Forbes 12. Kim Bird Wisconsin North Carolina Idaho Utah Iowa Florida BYU MSU Wyoming New Mexico Oregon East Tennessee 100 HURDLES 1, Kim Turner 2 Candy Young 3. Rhonda Scott 4 Patricia Davis 5. Rhonda Blanford 6. Carol Lewis 7. Clara Hairston 8. Laura Lim 9. Tonya Lowe 10 Sherifa Sanders 11. Maria Usifo 12. Rosalyn Pendergraft UTEP Far Dickinson Southern St. Augustine Nebraska Houston Auburn Arizona Kentucky Oklahoma Texas Southern Auburn 400 HURDLES 1. Na. El Moutawakii 2. Sharrieffa Barksdale 3. Patty Bradley 4 Sandra Farmer 5. Ovrill Brown 6. Gayle Kellon 7. Piper Bressant 8. Justine Craig 9. Chris Crowther 10. Kim Whitehead 11. Rachael Clary 12 Tammie Hart Iowa State Tennessee Villanova Cal State-LA Florida State UCLA Florida Ab. Christian Florida Morgan State Houston Penn State 4x100 RELAY 1. Florida State 2. Houston 3. Nebraska 4. Texas 5. Tennessee 6 Arizona 7. Prairie View A5M 8. Washington 9. Arizona State 10. Kentucky 11. Alabama 12. Texas Southern 4x400 RELAY 1. Florida State 2. Tennessee 3. Cal State LA 4. Grambling 5. Florida A&M 6 Texas 7. Prairie View A&M 8. Nebraska 9. Purdue 10 Arizona 11. Oklahoma 12 Villanova HIGH JUMP 1. Disa Gisladottir 2. Bonnie Harrington 3. Mary Moore 4. Wendy Markham 5. Sue McNeal 6. Carina Westover 7. Shelley Fehrman 8. Rita Graves 9. Heather Smith 10. Kym Carter 11. Jane Clough 12. Camille Harding Alabama Ball State WSU FSU Cal State SLO Or. State Cal State-LB Kansas State Nebraska Houston Oklahoma Arizona LONG JUMP 1. Carol Lewis 2 Angie Thacker 3 Gwen Loud 4. Sabrina Douglas 5 Meledy Smith 6 Kathy Rankins 7 Deirdre Jackson Houston Nebraska Hawaii St. Augustine Washington Georgia Prairie View Photo courtesy Stanford University Stanford’s Carol Cady is the favorite to win the NCAA women's discus competition. 8 Dorothee Brown Wisconsin 9. Sheila Nicks UNLV 10 Sabrina Williams USC 11 Cynthia Henry UTEP 12. Anna Van ASU TRIPLE JUMP 1. Terri Turner 2 Easter Gabriel 3. Kristen Gran 4. Maya Benzoor 5. Carla Jackson 6. Tammy Stevenson 7. Sharon Dollins 8. Ann Foster 9. Yvonne Netterville 10. Barbro Sjoberg 11 Kellee Eubanks 12. Chandra Roberts Texas Prairie View Texas-S. Antonio NAU Ab. Christian Southern Wisconsin Ab. Christian Purdue Angelo State Missouri Cal State-LB SHOT PUT 1. Ramona Pagel SDState 2. Carol Cady Stanford 3. Elaine Sobansky Penn State 4. Natalie Kaaiawahia ASU 5 Pat Walsh Tennessee 6 Stine Lerdahl Kansas 7. Vivian Fisher MSU 8. Laura DeSnoo SDS 9. Rhonda McCausland S. Illinois 10. Karen Nitsch Wisconsin 11 Pam Dukes Stanford 12 Pinkie Suggs KSU DISCUS 1. Carol Cady 2. Laura DeSnoo 3. Ramona Pagel 4. Pia lacovo 5. Pat Walsh 6. Karen McDonald 7 Vicki Gay 8. Julie Jones 9 Karen Nickerson 10. Diane Oswalt 11. Natalie Kaaiawahia 12. Lacy Barnes Stanford SDS SDS Alabama Tennessee Tennessee Texas Southern BYU Stanford Cal State-Hay. ASU FSU JAVELIN 1. Iris Gronfeldt 2. Dodie Campbell 3. Mary Osborne 4. Jacque Nelson 5 Joanne Davis 6. Sonya Smith Alabama ASU Stanford Cal Poly-Pom. UCSB Ab. Christian 7. Mary Chrobak 8. Anne Beeraas 9. Martha Hart 10. Cindy Crapper 11. Loreena Anderson 12. Marilyn Senz Texas Kansas Arizona Kentucky Minnesota Penn State HEPTATHLON 1 Sheila Tarr 2. Janet Nichols 3. Tonya Alston 4. Myrtle Chester 5. Tracy Hanlon 6. Deb Clark 7. Lauri Young 8. 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