Petros Kyprianou’s Bulldogs now head the chart. (GEORGIA SPORTS COMMUNICATIONS)2018 has so far been a wild world in the women’s predictions department.
The teams that were 1-2-3-4-5 on Chart #1 became 3-1-=4-2-=4 on Chart #2. And now last week’s 1-2-3-4-5 are 2-1-4-3-7.
Last week USC had a 4-point lead over Georgia, but while the Trojans’ predicted score dropped by 2, the defending champs add 3 to theirs to take over the lead.
If the meet goes as predicted here (and you know likely that is!), when we get to the climactic 4×4 Georgia—unlikely to have a team in the race—will already have the meet clinched. USC’s theoretical win will still leave them a point behind.
Georgia is predicted to score 9 times in 7 events, USC 10 times in 8 events.
Petros Kyprianou’s Bulldogs continue to score exceptionally well on the field, but if they’re going to win they need big points from frosh sensation Lynna Irby in both the 200 and 400. The crystal ball has Georgia scoring in the 200, 400, 5000, HJ, LJ (3), TJ & Hept.
USC, on the other hand, constructed on the popular speed-oriented sprint/hurdle/relay mode: 100 (2), 200, 400, 100H (2), 400H, 4×1, 4×4, SP.
The big gainer on the week was LSU, which moved up only a single place in the standings, but with 9 points added its title is now only 4 points behind leader Georgia.
There is only a single individual leader change over Chart #2: Taliya Brooks (Arkansas) replaces Kate Hall (Georgia) in the LJ.
THE TOP 10 TEAMS
Team
Points
Previous Chart
1. Georgia
57
2
2. USC
56
1
3. LSU
53
=4
4. Arkansas
50
3
5. Stanford
47
7
6. Oregon
44
9
7. Kentucky
43
=4
8. Florida
38
6
9. Arizona State
28
=10
10. Purdue
26
=10
(complete team scores below)
100 METERS
1. Mikiah Brisco
LSU
Sr
2. Aleia Hobbs
LSU
Sr
3. Twanisha Terry
USC
Fr
4. Ashley Henderson
San Diego State
Sr
5. Deanna Hill
USC
Sr
6. Ariana Washington
Oregon
Jr
7. Kortnei Johnson
LSU
Jr
8. Jada Baylark
Arkansas
So
9. Kayla White
North Carolina A&T
Jr
10. Nataliyah Whyte’
Auburn
Fr
200 METERS
1. Gabby Thomas
Harvard
Jr
2. Lynna Irby
Georgia
Fr
3. Ashley Henderson
San Diego State
Sr
4. Kortnei Johnson
LSU
Jr
5. Ka’Tia Seymour
Florida State
Fr
6. Kayelle Clarke’
Kentucky
Sr
7. Brittany Brown
Iowa
Sr
8. Deanna Hill
USC
Sr
9. Tamara Clark
Alabama
Fr
10. Kianna Gray
Kentucky
Jr
400 METERS
1. Sydney McLaughlin
Kentucky
Fr
2. Kendall Ellis
USC
Jr
3. Lynna Irby
Georgia
Fr
4. Sharrika Barnett
Florida
Jr
5. Rachel Misher
LSU
Jr
6. Brionna Thomas
Purdue
Sr
7. Makenzie Dunmore
Oregon
So
8. Brianna Guillory
Iowa
Jr
9. Taylor Manson
Florida
Fr
10. Kaelin Roberts
USC
Fr
800 METERS
1. Sabrina Southerland
Oregon
Sr
2. Síofra Cléirigh Büttner’
Villanova
Sr
3. Samantha Watson
Texas A&M
Fr
4. Jazmine Fray’
Texas A&M
Jr
5. Kayla Johnson
Miami
Fr
6. Ashley Taylor’
Northern Arizona
Sr
7. Abike Egbenyi’
Middle Tennessee
Jr
8. Rachel Pocratsky
Virginia Tech
Jr
9. Ersula Farrow
LSU
Jr
10. Alethia Marrero’
Arizona State
Sr
1500 METERS
1. Nikki Hiltz
Arkansas
Sr
2. Dani Jones
Colorado
Jr
3. Jessica Hull
Oregon
So
4. Rhianwedd Price-Weimer’
Mississippi State
Sr
5. Elise Cranny
Stanford
Sr
6. Jaimie Morrissey’
Michigan
Sr
7. Jessica Harris
Notre Dame
Jr
8. Christina Aragon
Stanford
So
9. Danae Rivers
Penn State
So
10. Alexis Fuller
Boise
Jr
STEEPLE
1. Allie Ostrander
Boise
So
2. Elinor Purrier
New Hampshire
Sr
3. Marie Bouchard’
USF
Sr
4. Grayson Murphy
Utah
Sr
5. Bri Ilarda’
Providence
Sr
6. Claire Borchers
Michigan
Sr
7. Sarah Edwards
Virginia Tech
So
8. Taylor Austin
Indiana State
Sr
9. Charlotte Prouse’
New Mexico
Jr
10. Madeline Strandemo
Minnesota
Sr
5000 METERS
1. Karissa Schweizer
Missouri
Sr
2. Lilli Burdon’
Oregon
Jr
3. Allie Ostrander
Boise
So
4. Vanessa Fraser
Stanford
Sr
5. Jessica Drop
Georgia
So
6. Kaherine Receveur
Indiana
Jr
7. Fiona O’Keefe
Stanford
So
8. Erika Kemp
NC State
Sr
9. Elly Henes
NC State
So
10. Makena Morley
Colorado
So
10,000 METERS
1. Ednah Kurgat’
New Mexico
Jr
2. Karissa Schweizer
Missouri
Sr
3. Alice Wright’
New Mexico
Jr
4. Erin Finn
Michigan
Sr
5. Sharon Lokedi’
Kansas
Sr
6. Charlotte Taylor’
USF
Sr
7. Paige Stoner
Syracuse
Jr
8. Samantha Nadel
Oregon
Sr
9. Erin Clark
Colorado
Sr
10. Shannon Malone
Syracuse
Sr
100 HURDLES
1. Jasmine Camacho-Quinn’
Kentucky
Jr
2. Devynne Charlton’
Purdue
Sr
3. Anna Cockrell
USC
So
4. Rushelle Burton’
Texas
Fr
5. Tonea Marshall
LSU
So
6. Pedrya Seymour’
Texas
Sr
7. Dior Hall
USC
Sr
8. Janeek Brown’
Arkansas
Fr
9. Tara Davis
Georgia
Fr
10. Alexis Duncan
Tennessee
So
400 HURDLES
1. Anna Cockrell
USC
So
2. Kymber Payne
LSU
Sr
3. Symone Black
Purdue
Sr
4. Anna Runia’
Miami
Jr
5. Deonca Bookman
Prairie View
Sr
6. Mariam Abdul-Rashid
Texas
Jr
7. Ariel Jones
Texas
Sr
8. Emma Spagnola
Minnesota
Sr
9. Brandee’ Johnson
Florida
So
10. Kiana Hawn
Baylor
Sr
4 x 100
1. LSU
LSU
2. Kentucky
Kentucky
3. USC
USC
4. Oregon
Oregon
5. Alabama
Alabama
6. Texas A&M
Texas A&M
7. Arkansas
Arkansas
8. Florida
Florida
9. Auburn
Auburn
10. Miami
Miami
4 x 400
1. USC
USC
2. Kentucky
Kentucky
3. Purdue
Purdue
4. Florida
Florida
5. Texas A&M
Texas A&M
6. Oregon
Oregon
7. LSU
LSU
8. Miami
Miami
9. Baylor
Baylor
10. Stanford
Stanford
HIGH JUMP
1. Tatiana Gusin’
Georgia
Jr
2. Logan Boss
Mississippi State
Sr
3. Loretta Blaut
Cincinnati
Sr
4. Clarissa Cutliff
Florida International
Jr
5. Shelley Spires
Air Force
Sr
6. Zarriea Willis
Texas Tech
Jr
7. Janae Moffitt
Purdue
Jr
8. Alexus Henry
UT Arlington
Jr
9. Mady Fagan
Georgia
Sr
10. Abigail O’Donoghue
LSU
Fr
POLE VAULT
1. Lexi Jacobus
Arkansas
Jr
2. Lisa Gunnarsson’
Virginia Tech
Fr
3. Tori Hoggard
Arkansas
Jr
4. Lucy Bryan’
Akron
Jr
5. Bridget Guy
Virginia
Jr
6. Madison Heath
Duke
Sr
7. Maddie Gardner
West Virginia
Jr
8. Laura Taylor
Kansas
Sr
9. Rachel Baxter
Virginia Tech
Fr
10. Kristen Denk
Vanderbilt
So
LONG JUMP
1. Taliyah Brooks
Arkansas
Sr
2. Yanis David’
Florida
Jr
3. Keturah Orji
Georgia
Sr
4. Kate Hall
Georgia
So
5. Rougui Sow’
South Carolina
Jr
6. Tara Davis
Georgia
Fr
7. Jhoanmy Luque’
Iowa State
Sr
8. Savannah Carson
Purdue
Sr
9. Jahisha Thomas’
Iowa
Sr
10. Darrielle McQueen
Florida
Sr
TRIPLE JUMP
1. Keturah Orji
Georgia
Jr
2. Yanis David’
Florida
So
3. Chaquinn Cook
Oregon
Jr
4. Jhoanmy Luque’
Iowa State
Sr
5. Marie-Josée Ebwea-Bile’
Kentucky
Jr
6. Sabina Allen’
Campbell
Sr
7. Lajarvia Brown
Texas A&M
So
8. Jakayla Hand
Auburn
Sr
9.
Kansas State
Shardia Lawrence’ (KsSt)
10. Paetyn Revell
Texas Tech
Sr
SHOT
1. Maggie Ewen
Arizona State
Sr
2. Lena Giger
Stanford
Sr
3. Jessica Woodard
Oklahoma
Sr
4. Lloydricia Cameron
Florida
Sr
5. Janeah Stewart
Mississippi
Sr
6. Breana Jemison
USC
Sr
7. Ashlie Blake
UCLA
Jr
8. Kiley Sabin
Minnesota
Jr
9. Portious Warren
Alabama
Jr
10. Samantha Noennig
Arizona State
Fr
DISCUS
1. Valarie Allman
Stanford
Sr
2. Maggie Ewen
Arizona State
Sr
3. Shadae Lawrence’
Kansas State
Jr
4. Tarasue Barnett’
Grand Canyon
Sr
5. Katelyn Daniels
Michigan State
Sr
6. Shanice Love’
Florida State
So
7. Laulauga Tausaga
Iowa
So
8. Serena Brown
Texas A&M
So
9. Agnes Esser
Minnesota
Sr
10. Ieva Zarankait?’
Florida State
Sr
HAMMER
1. Maggie Ewen
Arizona State
Sr
2. Brooke Andersen
Northern Arizona
Sr
3. Stamatía Scarvélis’
Tennessee
Jr
4. Janeah Stewart
Mississippi
Sr
5. Janee’ Kassanavoid
Kansas State
Sr
6. Temi Ogunrinde
Minnesota
Jr
7. Molli Detloff
North Dakota
Jr
8. Ashley Bryant
Oklahoma
Sr
9. Camryn Rogers’
Cal
Fr
10. Emma Thor’
Virginia Tech
So
JAVELIN
1. Mackenzie Little’
Stanford
Jr
2. Alyssa Olin
North Dakota State
Jr
3. Jenna Gray
Stanford
So
4. Avione Allgood
Florida
Sr
5. Kelechi Nwanaga’
UMBC
Fr
6. Maura Fiamoncini
Bucknell
Fr
7. Ashley Pryke’
Memphis
So
8. Nicolle Murphy’
Minnesota
Sr
9. Laura Paredes’
Florida State
Fr
10. Sophia Rivera
Wisconsin
Fr
HEPTATHLON
1. Taliyah Brooks
Arkansas
Sr
2. Nina Schultz’
Kansas State
So
3. Georgia Ellenwood’
Wisconsin
Sr
4. Louisa Grauvogel’
Georgia
So
5. Tyra Gittens’
Texas A&M
Fr
6. Jaclyn Siefring
Akron
Sr
7. Michelle Atherley
Miami
So
8. Patricia Ortega’
Akron
Sr
9. Alissa Brooks-Johnson
Washington State
Sr
10. Hope Bender
UC Santa Barbara
Jr
COMPLETE TEAM SCORES
1. Georgia
57
2. USC
56
3. LSU
53
4. Arkansas
50
5. Stanford
46
6. Oregon
44
7. Kentucky
43
8. Florida
37
9. Arizona State
28
10. Purdue
26
11. Texas A&M
25
=12. Kansas State
18
=12. Missouri
18
=14. Boise
16
=14. New Mexico
16
=16. Mississippi State
13
=16. Texas
13
18. Miami
12
=19. Michigan
11
=19. Northern Arizona
11
=19. San Diego State
11
=19. Virginia Tech
11
23. Harvard
10
=24. Akron
9
=24. Mississippi
9
=24. USF
9
=27. Colorado
8
=27. North Dakota State
8
=27. New Hampshire
8
=27. Villanova
8
=31. Florida State
7
=31. Iowa State
7
=31. Oklahoma
7
=34. Cincinnati
6
=34. Minnesota
6
=34. Tennessee
6
=34. Wisconsin
6
=38. Florida International
5
=38. Grand Canyon
5
=38. Iowa
5
=38. Kansas
5
=38. Utah
5
=43. Air Force
4
=43. Alabama
4
=43. Michigan State
4
=43. Providence
4
=43. Prairie View
4
=43. South Carolina
4
=43. UMBC
4
=43. Virginia
4
=51. Bucknell
3
=51. Campbell
3
=51. Duke
3
=51. Indiana
3
=51. Texas Tech
3
=56. Memphis
2
=56. Middle Tennessee
2
=56. North Dakota
2
=56. Notre Dame
2
=56. Syracuse
2
=56. UCLA
2
=56. West Virginia
2
=63. Auburn
1
=63. Indiana State
1
=63. NC State
1
=63. UT Arlington
1
April 24, 2018
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