There have been six women's outdoor track and field teams to sweep the podium (top-three places) at the ɬַ championships. Here are those teams.
2024 — Arkansas 400 meters
Arkansas was the first team to ever sweep first, second, third AND fourth at the women's outdoor ɬַ championships.
Finishers
- Nickisha Pryce — 48.89s (ɬַ record)
- Kaylyn Brown — 49.13s
- Amber Anning — 49.59s
- Rosey Effiong — 49.72s
1996 — South Carolina hammer
South Carolina was the first team to ever sweep first, second and third in a throwing event at the women's outdoor ɬַ championships.
Finishers
- Dawn Ellerbe — 63.76m
- Lisa Misipeka — 60.94m
- Leslie Coons — 60.04m
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1996 — Texas 400 meters
Texas was the first team to ever sweep first, second and third in the 400 meters at the women's outdoor ɬַ championships.
Finishers
- Suziann Reid — 52.16s
- Toya Brown — 52.25s
- Donna Howard — 52.46s
1996 — LSU 200 meters
Texas was the first team to ever sweep first, second and third in the 400 meters at the women's outdoor ɬַ championships.
Finishers
- Zundra Feagin —22.44s
- D'Andre Hill — 22.49s
- Astia Walker — 22.80s
1985 — Arizona high jump
Florida State was the first team to ever sweep first, second and third in a field event at the women's outdoor ɬַ championships.
Finishers
- Katrena Johnson — 1.94m (ɬַ record)
- Maryse Ewanje-Epee — 1.91m
- Camille Harding — 1.91m
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1984 — Florida State 200 meters
Florida State was the first team to ever sweep first, second and third at the women's outdoor ɬַ championships.
Finishers
- Randy Givens — 22.87s
- Brenda Cliette — 23.03s
- Marita Payne — 23.20s
*Florida State also had Janet Davis finish 6th (23.56s) in the 200 and Michell Finn finish 9th (23.47s) in the 200 in 1984. The Seminoles also won the team title in 1984.
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