Outdoor Series Standings

Final standings

1. Kerron Clement 1261 pts 47.24   2. John Godina 22.20m 1253   3. Justin Gatlin 9.84/3.4 1253   4. Allen Johnson 12.99/0.2 1252   5. Bershawn Jackson 47.62 1241   6. Jeremy Wariner 44.20 1233   7. Terrence Trammell 13.12/0.0 1229   8. Brad Walker 5.90m 1226   9. Christian Cantwell 21.64m 1219   10. Adam Nelson 21.58m 1215   11. Dominique Arnold 13.21/0.0 1212   12. Leonard Scott 10.03/-1.3 1211   13. Miguel Pate 8.35m/-0.4 1202   14. Maurice Greene 10.08/-0.4 1188   15. Bryan Clay 8506 1187

1. Sanya Richards 1226 pts 49.28   2. Lashinda Demus 53.35 1225   3. Allyson Felix 22.13/0.3 1218   4. Michelle Perry 12.45/1.7 1212   5. Joanna Hayes 12.64/0.1 1197   6. Me'Lisa Barber 11.10/-1.6 1188   7. Katie McGregor 31:33.82 1183   8. Monique Hennagan 50.67 1179   9. Lauryn Williams 11.16/-0.7 1173   10. Muna Lee 11.16/0.0 1169   11. Shalane Flanagan 15:10.96 1165   12. Erin Gilreath 73.87m 1164   13. Anjanette Kirkland 12.95/-0.5 1162   14. Treniere Clement 1:59.59 1160   15. Sheena Johnson 55.46 1158

How the point system works

During USA Track & Field's 2005 Outdoor Visa Championship Series, American athletes will compete not only for more than $1 million in prize and promotional money, they will also be racing toward a combined $100,000 jackpot and other prizes for the Visa Championship.

The male and female athlete with the top overall performance in the 2005 Visa Championship Series will be named Visa Champion, each receiving $25,000 and a trip to a premier Visa-sponsored event.

Crowning the Visa Champion

The top American male finisher and top American female finisher in each event of the Visa Championship Series, including the USA Outdoor Track & Field Championships, presented by Visa, will have their performances assigned a point total based on the IAAF Scoring Tables of Athletics. The athlete whose performance has the highest point total at the end of the Visa Championship Series will be named the Visa Champion.

Although the top performance can come at any of the Visa Championship Series meets, an athlete must compete at the USA Outdoor Championships in order to be named Visa Champion. Athletes competing on the high school or college level are not eligible.

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