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USA INDOOR TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS
REGGIE LEWIS TRACK AND ATHLETIC CENTER, BOSTON, MA, FEBRUARY 27-29, 2004

ALL PHOTOS ALISON WADE/NEW YORK ROAD RUNNERS

SATURDAY: PAGE ONE | PAGE TWO | PAGE THREE | PAGE FOUR (800m final, 1,500m final)
SUNDAY: PAGE ONE | PAGE TWO | PAGE THREE | PAGE FOUR | PAGE FIVE | PAGE SIX (DMR, Masters 1,000m, 3,000m final)
WOMEN'S PHOTOS

Georgetown's Jesse O'Connell gets ready for the 800m final. O'Connell had the fastest time (1:48.74) in Friday's rounds.
Michael Stember had the second-fastest time in the qualifying round, which whittled the 18-runner field down to six.
Andrew Neugebauer of the Nike Farm Team at the start of the 800.
L-R: Fred Sharpe, Stember, Kevin Elliott, Neugebauer, and Derrick Peterson on the first lap.
There was considerable jostling during the race. Stember reacts to Sharpe's choice of routes here.
Sharpe, a former NCAA standout for Auburn, moves to the lead.
Last year's champion David Krummenacker - who went on to win a the 2003...
...World Indoor Championships in this event - was notably absent.
Krummenacker opted to skip the indoor season and focus on getting ready for...
...the U.S. Olympic Trials and the Athens Olympics. With Krummenacker out...
...Stember and Peterson were the runners with the most notable...
...credentials in the field. Andrew Neugebauer leads as they approach...
...the 400m mark. Neugebauer is a former University of South Dakota (DII) standout.
Stember and Sharpe trail Neugebauer with just under two laps to go.
Despite being a 2000 Olympian, Michael Stember had never won an NCAA or USA national title.
O'Connell trails the field slightly.
With just over one lap to go, Neugebauer continued...
...to lead, but Stember made a move for the lead.
As Stember moved to the lead, Neugebauer was either cut off...
...or clipped from behind...

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