Despite Hits, Oregon Still In Control

It’s a measure of how much power Oregon has that the Ducks took a significant hit at the Regionals, but are still strong favorites to capture the NCAA title. Robert Johnson’s squad took a bit hit when injured Hannah Cunliffe, tabbed as a Nationals scorer in the 100 and 200, didn’t advance. And the school’s CR-holding 4×1, favored for the national title, didn’t move on either.

But the favorites picked up points elsewhere and as a result dropped only 5 points from chart #5. The big gainer was USC, the Trojans adding 6 points to squeak back by Arkansas and Georgia. All that left Oregon still favored by 22.

All in all, the powerful hosts are tabbed to score 13 times in 9 events, with 4 wins: 100 & 200 (Deajah Stevens), 800 (Raevyn Rogers) & the 4×4. Obviously, Stevens is now the key to a win.

There are 4 new projected event winners since the previous charting: Stevens 100, Kendall Ellis (USC) 400, LSU 4×1, Raven Saunders (Mississippi) SP.

The 10-deep predictions for each event:

TOP 10 TEAMS
Team	Points	Previous Chart
1. Oregon	73	1
2. USC	51	4
3. Arkansas	50	3
4. Georgia	49	2
5. LSU	42	5
6. Texas A&M	31	6
7. Kentucky	26	10
=8. Florida	23	7
=8. Kansas State	23	9
10. Arizona State	19	11
	(complete team scores below)

100 METERS
1. Deajah Stevens	Oregon	Jr
2. Aleia Hobbs	LSU	Jr
3. Ashley Henderson	San Diego State	Jr
4. Ariana Washington	Oregon	So
5. Deanna Hill	USC	Jr
6. Jonielle Smith’	Auburn	Sr
7. Teahna Daniels	Texas	So
8. Mikiah Brisco	LSU	Jr
9. Quanesha Burks	Alabama	Sr
10. Aaliyah Brown	Texas A&M	Sr

200 METERS
1. Deajah Stevens	Oregon	Jr
2. Deanna Hill	USC	Jr
3. Gabrielle Thomas	Harvard	So
4. Ariana Washington	Oregon	So
5. Ashley Henderson	San Diego State	Jr
6. Brittany Brown	Iowa	Jr
7. Kyra Jefferson	Florida	Sr
8. Diamond Spaulding	Texas A&M	So
9. Destiny Carter	Kentucky	Sr
10. Taylor Bennett	Baylor	So

400 METERS
1. Kendall Ellis	USC	Jr
2. Shakima Wimbley	Miami	Sr
3. Chrisann Gordon’	Texas	Jr
4. Daina Harper	Arkansas	Sr
5. Travia Jones	LSU	Sr
6. Elexis Guster	Oregon	Sr
7. Cameron Pettigrew	USC	Sr
8. Makenzie Dunmore	Oregon	Fr
9. Emerald Egwim	Minnesota	Jr
10. Lexis Lambert	Cal State Northridge	Sr

800 METERS
1. Raevyn Rogers	Oregon	Jr
2. Jazmine Fray	Texas A&M	So
3. Hanna Green	Virginia Tech	Jr
4. Séofra Cléirigh Büttner’	Villanova	Jr
5. Olivia Baker	Stanford	Jr
6. Agnes Abu’	Middle Tennessee	Sr
7. Rachel Weber	Ohio State	Sr
8. Susan Aneno’	Connecticut	So
9. Sadi Henderson	Boise	So
10. Danae Rivers	Penn State	Fr

1500 METERS
1. Dani Jones	Colorado	So
2. Karisa Nelson	Samford	Jr
3. Nikki Hiltz	Arkansas	Jr
4. Kaela Edwards	Oklahoma State	Sr
5. Katie Rainsberger	Oregon	Fr
6. Jessica Harris	Notre Dame	So
7. Christina Aragon	Stanford	Fr
8. Helen Schlachtenhaufen	Dartmouth	Sr
9. Danielle Aragon	Notre Dame	Sr
10. Annemarie Schwanz’	Fresno State	Sr

STEEPLE
1. Elinor Purrier	New Hampshire	Jr
2. Allie Ostrander	Boise	Fr
3. Brianna Ilarda’	Providence	Jr
4. Claire Borchers	Michigan	Jr
5. Sarah Edwards	Virginia Tech	Fr
6. Madeline Strandemo	Minnesota	Jr
7. Hope Schmelzle	Northern Illinois	Sr
8. Grayson Murphy	Utah	Jr
9. Kristi Rush	BYU	Sr
10. Tori Gerlach	Penn State	Sr

5000 METERS
1. Karissa Schweizer	Missouri	Jr
2. Tessa Barrett	Penn State	So
3. Allie Buchalski	Furman	Jr
4. Gina Sereno	Michigan	Sr
5. Samantha Nadel	Oregon	Jr
6. Taylor Werner	Arkansas	Fr
7. Charlotte Imer’	Eastern Kentucky	Jr
8. Caroline Sang	UNC Charlotte	Jr
9. Erin Clark	Colorado	Jr
10. Sarah Disanza	Wisconsin	Jr

10,000 METERS
1. Anna Rohrer	Notre Dame	So
2. Alice Wright’	New Mexico	Jr
3. Jamie Kempfer	Missouri	So
4. Sharon Lokedi’	Kansas	Jr
5. Regan Rome	William & Mary	Jr
6. Jordan McDermitt	Eastern Michigan	Jr
7. Charlotte Taylor’	USF	Sr
8. Erin Clark	Colorado	Jr
9. Winny Koech’	UTEP	So
10. Annie Bothma’	Coastal Carolina	Fr

100 HURDLES
1. Jasmine Camacho-Quinn’	Kentucky	So
2. Tobi Amusan’	UTEP	So
3. Rushelle Burton’	Texas	Fr
4. Alaysha Johnson	Oregon	So
5. Anna Cockrell	USC	Fr
6. Sasha Wallace	Oregon	Sr
7. Devynne Charlton’	Purdue	Sr
8. Dior Hall	USC	Jr
9. Kayla White	North Carolina A&T	So
10. Ariel Jones	Texas	Jr

400 HURDLES
1. Sage Watson’	Arizona	Sr
2. Amalie Iuel’	USC	Sr
3. Anna Cockrell	USC	Fr
4. Kymber Payne	LSU	Jr
5. Jade Miller	Harvard	Sr
6. Symone Black	Purdue	Jr
7. Sashel Brown’	Auburn	Sr
8. Katrina Seymour’	East Tennessee	Sr
9. Ariel Jones	Texas	Jr
10. Lisa Meneau	Maryland	Sr

4 x 100
1. LSU	LSU
2. Texas A&M	Texas A&M
3. San Diego State	San Diego State
4. Kentucky	Kentucky
5. Alabama	Alabama
6. Florida	Florida
7. Auburn	Auburn
8. Arkansas	Arkansas
9. Clemson	Clemson
10. Miami	Miami

4 x 400
1. Oregon	Oregon
2. USC	USC
3. Miami	Miami
4. Texas A&M	Texas A&M
5. LSU	LSU
6. Texas	Texas
7. Florida	Florida
8. Alabama	Alabama
9. Ohio State	Ohio State
10. Baylor	Baylor

HIGH JUMP
1. Mady Fagan	Georgia	Jr
2. Tatiana Gusin’	Georgia	Jr
3. Kaysee Pilgrim	UNLV	Sr
4. Shelley Spires	Air Force	Jr
5. Logan Boss	Mississippi State	Jr
6. Courtney Avery	Lehigh	Sr
7. Lisanne Hagens’	Arizona	Jr
8. Ellen Ekholm’	Kentucky	Fr
9. Stacey Destin	Alabama	So
10. Loretta Blaut	Cincinnati	Jr

POLE VAULT
1. Lexi Weeks	Arkansas	So
2. Emily Grove	South Dakota	Sr
3. Annie Rhodes	Baylor	Sr
4. Tori Weeks	Arkansas	So
5. Sydney Clute	Indiana	Jr
6. Desiree Freier	Arkansas	So
7. Olivia Gruver	Kentucky	So
8. Elizabeth Quick	Washington	Sr
9. Laura Taylor	Kansas	Jr
10. Lakan Taylor	Alabama	Sr

LONG JUMP
1. Quanesha Burks	Alabama	Sr
2. Sha’Keela Saunders	Kentucky	Sr
3. Kate Hall	Georgia	Fr
4. Rougui Sow’	South Carolina	Jr
5. Sydney Conley	Kansas	Sr
6. Savannah Carson	Purdue	Jr
7. Keturah Orji	Georgia	Jr
8. Wurrie Njadoe	Kansas State	Fr
9. Destiny Carter	Kentucky	Sr
10. Yanis David’	Florida	So

TRIPLE JUMP
1. Keturah Orji	Georgia	Jr
2. Yanis David’	Florida	So
3. Shardia Lawrence’	Kansas State	So
4. Viershanie Latham	Texas Tech	Sr
5. Jhoanmy Luque’	Iowa State	Sr
6. Chaquinn Cook	Oregon	So
7. Dannielle Gibson’	Penn State	Sr
8. Tiffany Flynn	Mississippi State	Jr
9. Amber Hughes	Tennessee State	Sr
10. Marshay Ryan	Auburn	Sr

SHOT
1. Raven Saunders	Mississippi	Jr
2. Danniel Thomas’	Kent State	Sr
3. Erin Farmer	Arkansas State	Sr
4. Jessica Woodard	Oklahoma	Jr
5. Emmonnie Henderson	Louisville	Sr
6. Maggie Ewen	Arizona State	Jr
7. Lloydricia Cameron’	Florida	Jr
8. Janeah Stewart	Mississippi	Jr
9. Danielle Waldner	South Dakota	Sr
10. Ashlie Blake	UCLA	So

DISCUS
1. Kellion Knibb’	Florida State	Sr
2. Shadae Lawrence’	Kansas State	So
3. Maggie Ewen	Arizona State	Jr
4. Danniel Thomas’	Kent State	Sr
5. Gleneve Grange’	Florida State	Jr
6. Laulauga Tausaga	Iowa	Fr
7. Kayla Hopkins	Fresno State	Jr
8. Gabi Jacobs	Missouri	So
9. Nikki Okwelogu’	Harvard	Sr
10. Katelyn Daniels	Michigan State	Jr

HAMMER
1. Maggie Ewen	Arizona State	Jr
2. Julie Ratcliffe’	Princeton	Sr
3. Brooke Andersen	Northern Arizona	Jr
4. Freya Block	Southern Illinois	Sr
5. Monique Griffiths	Cal State Northridge	Sr
6. Beatrice Llano’	Georgia	Fr
7. Veronika Kanuchová’	Florida State	Fr
8. LaPorscha Wells	Georgia State	Sr
9. Stamatia Scarvelis’	Tennessee	So
10. Danielle McConnell’	Alabama	Jr

JAVELIN
1. Rebekah Wales	LSU	Sr
2. Irena Sedivá’	Virginia Tech	Sr
3. Marija Vucenovic’	Florida	Sr
4. Audrey Malone	Texas A&M	Jr
5. Madalaine Stulce	Texas A&M	So
6. Mackenzie Little’	Stanford	So
7. Ashley Pryke’	Memphis	So
8. Brittni Wolczyk’	Nebraska	So
9. Daliadiz Ortiz’	Tulane	Sr
10. Samantha Zelden	Alabama	Fr

HEPTATHLON
1. Kendell Williams	Georgia	Jr
2. Nina Schultz’	Kansas State	Fr
3. Taliyah Brooks	Arkansas	Jr
4. Payton Stumbaugh	Arkansas	Jr
5. Leigha Brown	Arkansas	Sr
6. Elizabeth Dadzie’	Middle Tennessee	Sr
7. Kelsey Herman	Arkansas	So
8. Kaylee Hinton	Texas Tech	So
9. Riley Cooks	Long Beach State	Sr
10. Nicole Wadden	Nevada	Sr

COMPLETE TEAM SCORES
1. Oregon	73
2. USC	51
3. Arkansas	50
4. Georgia	49
5. LSU	42
6. Texas A&M	31
7. Kentucky	26
=8. Florida	23
=8. Kansas State	23
10. Arizona State	19
11. Virginia Tech	18
=12. Missouri	17
=12. Texas	17
=14. Florida State	16
=14. San Diego State	16
16. Alabama	15
17. Miami	14
=18. Kent State	13
=18. Notre Dame	13
20. Arizona	12
=21. Colorado	11
=21. Mississippi	11
=23. Harvard	10
=23. Michigan	10
=23. New Hampshire	10
=23. Penn State	10
=27. Kansas	9
=27. Stanford	9
=29. Boise	8
=29. New Mexico	8
=29. Princeton	8
=29. Purdue	8
=29. Samford	8
=29. South Dakota	8
=29. UTEP	8
36. Auburn	7
=37. Arkansas State	6
=37. Baylor	6
=37. Furman	6
=37. Iowa	6
=37. Middle Tennessee	6
=37. Northern Arizona	6
=37. Providence	6
=37. Texas Tech	6
=37. UNLV	6
=46. Air Force	5
=46. Mississippi State	5
=46. Oklahoma	5
=46. Oklahoma State	5
=46. South Carolina	5
=46. Southern Illinois	5
=46. Villanova	5
=53. Cal State Northridge	4
=53. Iowa State	4
=53. Indiana	4
=53. Louisville	4
=53. William & Mary	4
=58. Eastern Michigan	3
=58. Lehigh	3
=58. Minnesota	3
=61. Eastern Kentucky	2
=61. Fresno State	2
=61. Memphis	2
=61. Northern Illinois	2
=61. Ohio State	2
=61. USF	2
=67. Connecticut	1
=67. Dartmouth	1
=67. East Tennessee	1
=67. Georgia State	1
=67. Nebraska	1
=67. UNC Charlotte	1
=67. Utah	1
=67. Washington	1