OSHKOSH, Wis. - After setting a school record in the heptathlon high jump Thursday (May 24) at the NCAA Division III Outdoor Track and Field Championship, University of Wisconsin-River Falls senior Jillian Crandall came back to capture the high jump title Friday (May 25) afternoon at J.J. Keller Field at Titan Stadium. She had broken her own school record in the heptathlon with a jump of 5-8 ½.

A four-time NCAA Division III qualifier in the high jump, Crandall earned her second career All-America accolade. She placed second in 2004. Crandall was selected the women’s National Field Athlete of the Year by the United States Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association in 2007. She finished third in the heptathlon at the national championship.

Junior Amanda Haney from State University of New York-Geneseo placed second in the high jump with a mark of 5-7. It is her third All-America award after finishing third in 2005 and sixth in 2006. Senior Lauren Colyn of Calvin College (Mich.) was third (5-7) for her first career All-America honor.

Monmouth College (Ill.) junior Megan Clennon and Calvin College (Mich.) senior Katie Bolt tied for fourth (5-5 ¾). Sophomore Christina Lis of Hope College (Mich.) and sophomore Vanessa Moore of Bethel University (Minn.) tied for sixth (5-4 ½) while freshman Lisa Shepherd of Richard Stockton College of New Jersey finished eighth (5-4 ½) to round-out the All-America field. Bolt earned her second career honor (sixth in 2004) while Clennon, Lis, Moore and Shepherd each picked up their first career award in the high jump.

All-America Finishes
Place	Name	School	Performance
1	Jillian Crandall	University of Wisconsin-River Falls	5-7
2	Amanda Haney	State University of New York-Geneseo	5-7
3	Lauren Colyn	Calvin College (Mich.)	5-7
4	Megan Clennon	Monmouth College (Ill.)	5-5 3/4
	Katie Bolt	Calvin College (Mich.)	5-5 3/4
6	Christina Lis	Hope College (Mich.)	5-4 1/2
	Vanessa Moore	Bethel University (Minn.)	5-4 1/2
8	Lisa Shepherd	Richard Stockton College of New Jersey	5-4 1/2