2004-05 Women's Indoor Track Performers of the Week

 Bold denotes IIAC Female Athlete of the Week
Week Ending
Player, School, Year
Weekly Statistics
February 27 Missy Buttry, Wartburg, Sr.
Named Iowa Conference Indoor Track and Field Most Valuable Performer for the second time in three years. Won the 800-meter run (2:15.96) and the mile run (4:46.06), and ran the anchor leg of the winning distance medley relay (11:51.61, a Conference record) leading the Knights’ to their third straight Conference Championship.
February 20 Jasmine Jones-Green, Coe, Fr.
Registered three top-two finishes including an NCAA provisional qualifying mark at the University of Iowa Open. Won the 60-meter hurdles with a PQ time of 9.08 seconds. Also finished second in the 200-meter dash (26.69) and 400-meter dash (1:01.00).
February 13 Beth Cunningham, Central, Sr.
Won the 5000-meter run at the Nebraska Wesleyan Prairie Wolf Invitational in a time of 17:55.67. She broke the 23-year-old school record by nearly 30 seconds and topped her career-best mark by 41 seconds.
February 6 Jasmine Jones-Green, Coe, Fr.
Won three events at Cornell’s Hilltop Open. Broke the 10-year-old school record in the 55-meter hurdles, winning in a time of 8.7 seconds. Also won the 400-meter dash (61.74) and was a member of the 4x400 meter relay team (4:14.44).
January 30 Missy Buttry, Wartburg, Sr.
Won the 3000-meter run at the Iowa State Open in a time of 9:13.02. Time was 30 seconds better than closest competitor, broke own school record by nearly eight seconds and broke the venue record by 11/100ths of a second.
January 23 Whitney Calvert, Loras, So.
Provisionally qualified for the NCAA Championships in the pole vault with her winning vault at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater Invitational. Won the event by 16 inches with a jump of 11-4.
January 16 Lynn Schneider, Cornell, Sr.
Won the shot put (40-1.5) and finished second in the weight throw (42-4.25) at the Platteville Open hosted by the University of Wisconsin-Platteville.

 

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