Athletes from Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic Conference (WHAC) member schools finished the season as All-Americans at the 2010 NAIA Women's Indoor Track & Field National Championships. In all, the WHAC saw 12 earn the honor in Johnson City, Tenn.

Kay-De Vaughn, Cornerstone University, placed third in the Triple Jump with a distance of 39-08.75. It was the highest a WHAC athlete placed in the field events.

 

Janelle Brown set a new Siena Heights University record with a time of 15:04.35 for sixth at nationals in the 3000-Meter Race Walk. The five women ahead of her, led by Jessica Ching of Lindenwood University (14:25.38) all walked faster than the winning time from the 2009 meet.

Two placed in the top six in the 60-Meter Hurdles. Allison Strouse of Aquinas College finished fourth in a time of 8.86 and Tiffany Aikin of Indiana Institute of Technology was fifth in 8.88.

Carly Plank finished fourth in the 3000-Meter Run for Aquinas. The freshman ran a time of 9:54.99, just a half second off the third-place finisher.

The 600-Meter Run saw Preosha Graham-Coats of Tech finish fourth at 1:34.62.

Andi Ripley was fourth in the 1000-Meter Run with a time of 2:55 for Cornerstone. The top four times beat last year's winning time as Jessica Smith of Simon Fraser University (B.C.) won with a new meet record 2:45.85.   

JoRanda Chapman was the lone Saint to earn All-American honors as she finished sixth in the 400-Meter Dash for Siena Heights University. The junior crossed the finish line with a time of 58.06.

Cornerstone finished 10th in the team scoring with a total of 19.33 points while Aquinas tied for 19th with eight points. Tech scored 6.33 points for 26th place and Siena Heights has one point.

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