2022 NCAA Women’s Formchart #1 — Too Close To Call?

ON THE FIRST WEEKEND of April, Texas eked out a narrow 2-point dual meet win against Texas A&M. Edrick Floréal’s Longhorns are now favored to win the NCAA team title, but their projected winning margin is even tighter, at a single digit, 69–68. But it’s not A&M that’s hard on their heels, it’s Mike Holloway’s Florida Gators, the indoor winners, who are closest. The Aggies are by no means out of it, however, coming in at 56 and loaded with high-end talent too.

Texas is predicted to have 13 scorers in 9 events (100, 200, 400, 800, 4×1, 4×4, HJ, LJ, TJ), Florida 10 scorers in 8 events (400, 800, 100H, 400H, 4×4, LJ, TJ, Hept). The two powerhouses are currently slated to go head-to-head with scorers in 5 events: 400, 800, 4×4, LJ, TJ. So in theory the meet will come down to the climactic long relay. Projected as the event’s winner, Texas has nowhere to go but down; as No. 7, Florida has chances of moving up.

The 10-deep predictions for each event (‘ = athlete not eligible for U.S. international teams):

TOP 10 TEAMS
1. Texas	69
2. Florida	68
3. Texas A&M	56
4. Kentucky	43
=5. Arkansas	37
=5. LSU	37
7. Texas Tech	27
=8. Oregon	23
=8. Stanford	23
=8. Virginia Tech	23
(complete team scores below event charts)

100 METERS
1. Kemba Nelson’	Oregon	Sr
2. Celera Barnes	USC	Sr
3. Julien Alfred’	Texas	Jr
4. Jada Baylark	Arkansas	Sr
5. Abby Steiner	Kentucky	Jr
6. Melissa Jefferson	Coastal Carolina	So
7. Joella Lloyd’	Tennessee	So
8. Favour Ofili’	LSU	So
9. Jadyn Mays	Oregon	Fr
10. Rhasidat Adeleke’	Texas	Fr

200 METERS
1. Abby Steiner	Kentucky	Jr
2. Anavia Battle	Ohio State	Sr
3. Favour Ofili’	LSU	So
4. Rhasidat Adeleke’	Texas	Fr
5. Laila Owens	Texas A&M	So
6. Kynnedy Flannel	Texas	Jr
7. Karimah Davis	Kentucky	Jr
8. Kevona Davis’	Texas	So
9. Jonah Ross	North Carolina A&T	So
10. Melissa Jefferson	Coastal Carolina	So

400 METERS
1. Charokee Young’	Texas A&M	So
2. Talitha Diggs	Florida	So
3. Alexis Holmes	Kentucky	Jr
4. Stacey Ann Williams’	Texas	Jr
5. Bailey Lear	USC	Jr
6. Kennedy Simon	Texas	Jr
7. Makenzie Dunmore	South Carolina	Sr
8. Jan’Taijah Ford	USC	So
9. Tierra Robinson-Jones	Texas A&M	Jr
10. Kaelin Roberts	USC	Sr

800 METERS
1. Lindsey Butler	Virginia Tech	Jr
2. Claire Seymour	BYU	Jr
3. Imogen Barrett’	Florida	Jr
4. McKenna Keegan	Villanova	Sr
5. Valery Tobias	Texas	Jr
6. Aurora Rynda’	Michigan	Jr
7. Sarah Hendrick	Kennesaw State	Jr
8. Katy-Ann McDonald’	LSU	Jr
9. Avi’Tal Wilson-Perteete	Texas A&M	Sr
10. Barbora Malíková’	Virginia Tech	Fr

1500 METERS
1. Micaela Degenero	Colorado	Sr
2. Sintayehu Vissa’	Ole Miss	Jr
3. Julia Heymach	Stanford	Sr
4. Ellie Leather’	Cincinnati	Sr
5. Olivia Howell	Illinois	So
6. Rachel McArthur	Colorado	Sr
7. Christina Aragon	Stanford	Sr
8. Emily Mackay	Binghamton	Sr
9. Anna Gibson	Washington	Jr
10. Mia Barnett	Virginia	Fr

STEEPLE
1. Courtney Wayment	BYU	Sr
2. Joyce Kimeli’	Auburn	Sr
3. Ceili McCabe’	West Virginia	So
4. Kayley Delay	Yale	Jr
5. Krissy Gear	Arkansas	Sr
6. Aneta Konieczek’	Oregon	Sr
7. Hannah Steelman	NC State	Sr
8. Grace Fetherstonhaugh’	Oregon State	So
9. Abby Kohut-Jackson	Minnesota	Sr
10. Olivia Markezich	Notre Dame	So

5000 METERS
1. Mercy Chelangat’	Alabama	Jr
2. Katelyn Tuohy	NC State	So
3. Julia Heymach	Stanford	Jr
4. Jenna Magness	Michigan State	Sr
5. Lauren Ryan’	Florida State	Jr
6. Abby Nichols	Colorado	Sr
7. Kelsey Chmiel	NC State	So
8. Gracelyn Larkin’	New Mexico	So
9. Maddy Denner	Notre Dame	Jr
10. Lauren Gregory	Arkansas	Sr

10,000 METERS
1. Lauren Gregory	Arkansas	Sr
2. Mercy Chelangat’	Alabama	Jr
3. Kelsey Chmiel	NC State	So
4. Amelia Mazza-Downie’	New Mexico	So
5. Nicole Fegans	Georgia Tech	Sr
6. Cailie Logue	Iowa State	Sr
7. Emily Covert	Colorado	So
8. Megan Hasz	Minnesota	Sr
9. Alexandra Hays	NC State	Jr
10. Ruby Smee’	USF	Fr

100 HURDLES
1. Alia Armstrong	LSU	Sr
2. Grace Stark	Florida	So
3. Masai Russell	Kentucky	Jr
4. Rayniah Jones	UCF	So
5. Ackera Nugent’	Baylor	So
6. Kaylah Robinson	Texas A&M	Sr
7. Jasmine Jones	USC	Fr
8. Demisha Roswell’	Texas Tech	Jr
9. Paula Salmon	North Carolina A&T	Sr
10. Daszay Freeman’	Arkansas	So

400 HURDLES
1. Britton Wilson	Arkansas	So
2. Masai Russell	Kentucky	Jr
3. Shannon Meisberger	Arizona	Sr
4. Anna Hall	Florida	So
5. Lauren Hoffman	Duke	Sr
6. Vanessa Watson	Florida	So
7. Shana Grebo’	Oregon	Fr
8. Jessica Wright	Howard	Jr
9. Rachel Glenn	South Carolina	So
10. Brooke Jaworski	Texas	So

4 x 100
1. Texas	Texas
2. Texas A&M	Texas A&M
3. LSU	LSU
4. North Carolina A&T	North Carolina A&T
5. Oregon	Oregon
6. USC	USC
7. Kentucky	Kentucky
8. Arkansas	Arkansas
9. Florida	Florida
10. Texas Tech	Texas Tech

4 x 400
1. Texas	Texas
2. Texas A&M	Texas A&M
3. Arkansas	Arkansas
4. Kentucky	Kentucky
5. USC	USC
6. North Carolina A&T	North Carolina A&T
7. Florida	Florida
8. Howard	Howard
9. South Carolina	South Carolina
10. LSU	LSU

HIGH JUMP
1. Tyra Gittens’	Texas	Sr
2. Lamara Distin’	Texas A&M	Jr
3. Rachel Glenn	South Carolina	So
4. Abigail O’Donoghue	LSU	Sr
5. Lucy Corbett	Montana State	Jr
6. Jenna Rogers	Nebraska	Fr
7. Jamari Drake	Georgia	Sr
8. Rylee Anderson	Kansas	Jr
9. Nyagoa Bayak	LSU	So
10. Elena Kulichenko’	Georgia	Fr

POLE VAULT
1. Rachel Baxter	Virginia Tech	Sr
2. Lisa Gunnarsson’	LSU	Sr
2. Gabriela Leon	Louisville	Sr
4. Olivia Lueking	Oklahoma	Fr
5. Sydney Horn	High Point	So
6. Julia Fixsen	Virginia Tech	Jr
7. Tuesdi Tidwell	Baylor	Sr
8. Elien Vekemans’	Arkansas	Fr
9. Nastassja Campbell’	Arkansas	Jr
10. Lyndsey Reed	Ole Miss	So

LONG JUMP
1. Deborah Acquah’	Texas A&M	Sr
2. Jasmine Moore	Florida	So
3. Tyra Gittens’	Texas	Sr
4. Monae’ Nichols	Texas Tech	Sr
5. Alysah Hickey	Oregon	So
6. Ackelia Smith’	Texas	Fr
7. Claire Bryant	Florida	So
8. Ruth Usoro’	Texas Tech	Sr
9. Anna Keefer	North Carolina	Sr
10. Morgan Smalls	LSU	So

TRIPLE JUMP
1. Jasmine Moore	Florida	So
2. Rūta Lasmane’	Texas Tech	So
3. Natricia Hooper’	Florida	Sr
4. Deborah Acquah’	Texas A&M	Sr
5. Ruth Usoro’	Texas Tech	Sr
6. Ackelia Smith’	Texas	Fr
7. Charisma Taylor’	Tennessee	Sr
8. Titiana Marsh	Georgia	Jr
9. Temi Ojora’	USC	So
10. Mikeisha Welcome	Oklahoma	So

SHOT
1. Adelaide Aquilla	Ohio State	Sr
2. Jorinde van Klinken’	Arizona State	Sr
3. Latavia Maines	Tennessee	Sr
4. Josie Schaefer	Wisconsin	Jr
5. Samantha Noennig	Arizona	Sr
6. Payden Montana	Oklahoma	Jr
7. KeAyla Dove	Sam Houston St	So
8. Axelina Johansson’	Nebraska	Fr
9. Divine Oladipo’	Vanderbilt	Sr
10. Mine de Klerk’	Oregon	Fr

DISCUS
1. Jorinde van Klinken’	Arizona State	Sr
2. Seasons Usual	Texas Tech	Sr
3. Shelby Frank	Minnesota	So
4. Annina Brandeburg’	Abilene Christian	Sr
5. Debbie Ajagbe	Miami	Sr
6. Alyssa Wilson	Texas State	Sr
7. Alexandra Emilianov’	Kansas	Jr
8. Gabrielle Bailey’	Kent State	Jr
9. Divine Oladipo’	Vanderbilt	Sr
10. Essence Henderson	Virginia Tech	Jr

HAMMER
1. Camryn Rogers’	Cal	Sr
2. Alyssa Wilson	Texas State	Sr
3. Shey Taiwo	Ole Miss	Sr
4. Jillian Shippee	North Carolina	Sr
5. Tara Simpson-Sullivan’	Rice	So
6. Amy Phillips’	North Dakota State	Sr
7. Beatrice Llano’	Arizona State	Sr
8. Madi Malone	Auburn	Jr
9. Kaila Butler’	Bowling Green	Sr
10. Anna Purchase’	Cal	Jr

JAVELIN
1. Madison Wiltrout	North Carolina	Sr
2. Virginia Miller	Stanford	Sr
3. Kari Wolfe	North Dakota State	Sr
4. Ida Eikeng’	Washington	Jr
5. Rhema Otabor’	Florida International	So
6. Keira McCarrell’	Auburn	Sr
7. Kelechi Nwanaga’	Florida State	Sr
8. Seri Geisler	SF Austin	Sr
9. Skylar Ciccolini	Missouri	So
10. Sara Zabarino’	Florida State	Sr

HEPTATHLON
1. Anna Hall	Florida	So
2. Ida Eikeng’	Washington	Jr
3. Isabel Wakefield’	Duke	Jr
4. Erin Marsh	Duke	Sr
5. Lexie Keller	Colorado State	Jr
6. Beatričė Juškevičiūtė’	Cornell	Jr
7. Shayla Broughton	Mississippi State	Sr
8. Allie Jones	Stanford	Jr
9. Kristīne Blaževiča’	Texas	So
10. Halley Folsom	BYU	Sr

COMPLETE TEAM SCORES
1. Texas	69
2. Florida	68
3. Texas A&M	56
4. Kentucky	43
=5. Arkansas	37
=5. LSU	37
7. Texas Tech	27
=8. Oregon	23
=8. Stanford	23
=8. Virginia Tech	23
11. USC	22
12. Arizona State	20
=13. Alabama	18
=13. BYU	18
=13. Colorado	18
=13. NC State	18
=13. Ohio State	18
=18. Duke	15
=18. North Carolina	15
20. Ole Miss	14
21. Washington	13
22. Auburn	12
23. Texas State	11
=24. Arizona	10
=24. Cal	10
=24. Tennessee	10
27. North Dakota State	9
=28. Louisville	8
=28. North Carolina A&T	8
=28. Oklahoma	8
=28. South Carolina	8
32. Minnesota	7
=33. Baylor	6
=33. Florida State	6
=33. New Mexico	6
=33. West Virginia	6
=37. Abilene Christian	5
=37. Cincinnati	5
=37. Michigan State	5
=37. UCF	5
=37. Villanova	5
=37. Wisconsin	5
=37. Yale	5
=44. Colorado State	4
=44. Florida International	4
=44. Georgia Tech	4
=44. High Point	4
=44. Illinois	4
=44. Miami	4
=44. Montana State	4
=44. Nebraska	4
=44. Rice	4
=53. Coastal Carolina	3
=53. Cornell	3
=53. Georgia	3
=53. Iowa State	3
=53. Kansas	3
=53. Michigan	3
=59. Howard	2
=59. Kennesaw State	2
=59. Mississippi State	2
=59. Sam Houston St	2
=63. Binghamton	1
=63. Kent State	1
=63. Oregon State	1
=63. SF Austin	1