What heptathlete Anna Hall does — or doesn’t do — in the 400H will go a long way towards deciding the team title. (ERROL ANDERSON/THE SPORTING IMAGE)THE RACE FOR No. 1 in NCAA Championships women’s team scoring is getting crowded as a bevy of other powerhouse schools is nipping at Texas’s heels. The Longhorn margin over Florida is a single point, with just another 4 back to LSU, 5 to Texas Tech. And projected 5th-placer Texas A&M is only 9 points away from the top.
It’s important to note that these scores make the bold assumption that versatile Gator Anna Hall, our projected heptathlon winner , also goes for the 400H and picks up 3rd-place points there. The catch is that the 400H final is slated to go off only 13:00 before the hept’s 800. It’s perhaps more likely that she’ll be called on for 4×4 duty 38:00 after the start of the 800. We’ll know more after the Regionals.
When it comes to the event winners, no fewer than 9 new No. 1s are now in place: Favour Ofili (LSU) 200, Aaliyah Miller (Baylor) 800, Lauren Ryan (Florida State) 10,000, Alia Armstrong (LSU) 100H, Kentucky 4×4, Lamara Distin (Texas A&M) HJ, Gabriela Leon (Louisville) PV, Monae’ Nichols (Texas Tech) LJ.
The 10-deep predictions for each event (‘ = athlete not eligible for U.S. international teams):
TOP 10 TEAMS
School Score Previous Place
1. Texas
61 (–7)
1
2. Florida
60 (–3)
2
3. LSU
56 (+13)
5
4. Texas Tech
55 (+30)
9
5. Texas A&M
52 (–8)
3
6. Kentucky
46 (–6)
4
7. Arkansas
35 (+1)
6
8. BYU
28 (–3)
7
9. Baylor
24 (+20)
=43
10. Oregon
23 (+3)
9
(complete team scores below event charts)
100 METERS
1. Kemba Nelson’
Oregon
Sr
2. Julien Alfred’
Texas
Jr
3. Favour Ofili’
LSU
So
4. Abby Steiner
Kentucky
Jr
5. Melissa Jefferson
Coastal Carolina
So
6. Kevona Davis’
Texas
So
7. Ezinne Abba
Cal
Jr
8. Rosemary Chukwuma’
Texas Tech
So
9. Celera Barnes
USC
Sr
10. Edidiong Odiong’
Florida State
Sr
200 METERS
1. Favour Ofili’
LSU
So
2. Abby Steiner
Kentucky
Jr
3. Anavia Battle
Ohio State
Sr
4. Kynnedy Flannel
Texas
Jr
5. Kevona Davis’
Texas
So
6. Melissa Jefferson
Coastal Carolina
So
7. Rosemary Chukwuma’
Texas Tech
So
8. Rhasidat Adeleke’
Texas
Fr
9. Laila Owens
Texas A&M
So
10. Grace Nwokocha’
North Carolina A&T
Fr
400 METERS
1. Charokee Young’
Texas A&M
So
2. Stacey Ann Williams’
Texas
Jr
3. Alexis Holmes
Kentucky
Jr
4. Tierra Robinson-Jones
Texas A&M
Jr
5. Kennedy Simon
Texas
Jr
6. Talitha Diggs
Florida
So
7. Jan’Taijah Ford
USC
So
8. Shae Anderson
UCLA
Sr
9. Lauren Gale’
Colorado State
Jr
10. Kavia Francis’
Baylor
Fr
800 METERS
1. Aaliyah Miller
Baylor
Sr
2. Lauren Ellsworth
BYU
Sr
3. Imogen Barrett’
Florida
Jr
4. Carley Thomas’
Washington
So
5. Michaela Rose’
LSU
Fr
6. Katy-Ann McDonald’
LSU
Jr
7. Gabrielle Wilkinson
Florida
Jr
8. Sarah Hendrick
Kennesaw State
Jr
9. McKenna Keegan
Villanova
Sr
10. Kristie Schoffield
Boise
Sr
1500 METERS
1. Sintayehu Vissa’
Mississippi
Jr
2. Julia Heymach
Stanford
Sr
3. Micaela Degenero
Colorado
Sr
4. Krissy Gear
Arkansas
Sr
5. Christina Aragon
Stanford
Sr
6. Anna Gibson
Washington
Jr
7. Maudie Skyring’
Florida State
Sr
8. Eusila Chepkemei’
Middle Tennessee
Sr
9. Emily Mackay
Binghamton
Sr
10. Ellie Leather’
Cincinnati
Sr
STEEPLE
1. Courtney Wayment
BYU
Sr
2. Ceili McCabe’
West Virginia
So
3. Joyce Kimeli’
Auburn
Sr
4. Elise Thorner’
New Mexico
So
5. Kayley Delay
Yale
Jr
6. Adva Cohen’
New Mexico
Sr
7. Mady Boreman
Colorado
Sr
8. Olivia Markezich
Notre Dame
So
9. Logan Jolly
Arkansas
Sr
10. Emily Cole
Duke
Jr
5000 METERS
1. Abby Nichols
Colorado
Sr
2. Katelyn Tuohy
NC State
So
3. Taylor Roe
Oklahoma State
So
4. Lauren Ryan’
Florida State
Jr
5. Lauren Gregory
Arkansas
Jr
6. Mercy Chelangat’
Alabama
Jr
7. Parker Valby
Florida
Fr
8. Gracelyn Larkin’
New Mexico
So
9. Emily Covert
Colorado
Fr
10. Alessia Zarbo’
Oregon
So
10,000 METERS
1. Lauren Ryan’
Florida State
Jr
2. Mercy Chelangat’
Alabama
Jr
3. Lauren Gregory
Arkansas
Jr
4. Alessia Zarbo’
Oregon
So
5. Amelia Mazza-Downie’
New Mexico
So
6. Nicole Fegans
Georgia Tech
Sr
7. Maggie Donahue
Georgetown
So
8. Everlyn Kemboi’
Utah Valley
Jr
9. Grace Forbes
Rice
So
10. Emily Covert
Colorado
So
100 HURDLES
1. Alia Armstrong
LSU
So
2. Demisha Roswell’
Texas Tech
Jr
3. Ackera Nugent’
Baylor
So
4. Paula Salmon
North Carolina A&T
Sr
5. Kaylah Robinson
Texas A&M
Sr
6. Masai Russell
Kentucky
Jr
7. Jasmine Jones
USC
So
8. Rayniah Jones
UCF
So
9. Yoveinny Mota’
Arkansas
Jr
10. Rosealee Cooper
Mississippi State
So
400 HURDLES
1. Britton Wilson
Arkansas
So
2. Masai Russell
Kentucky
Jr
3. Anna Hall
Florida
So
4. Gontse Morake’
Baylor
So
5. Lauren Hoffman
Duke
Sr
6. Jessica Wright
Howard
Jr
7. Deshae Wise
Texas A&M
Sr
8. Vanessa Watson
Florida
So
9. Shannon Meisberger
Arizona
Sr
10. Shana Grebo’
Oregon
Fr
4 x 100
1. Texas
Texas
2. LSU
LSU
3. Kentucky
Kentucky
4. Texas Tech
Texas Tech
5. Oregon
Oregon
6. Texas A&M
Texas A&M
7. Florida State
Florida State
8. Ohio State
Ohio State
9. USC
USC
10. Clemson
Clemson
4 x 400
1. Kentucky
Kentucky
2. Texas A&M
Texas A&M
3. Texas
Texas
4. Arkansas
Arkansas
5. South Carolina
South Carolina
6. Baylor
Baylor
7. Ohio State
Ohio State
8. Florida
Florida
9. Howard
Howard
10. UCLA
UCLA
HIGH JUMP
1. Lamara Distin’
Texas A&M
Jr
2. Rachel Glenn
South Carolina
So
3. Abigail Kwarteng’
Middle Tennessee
Sr
4. Sidney Sapp
Texas Tech
Jr
5. Nyagoa Bayak
LSU
So
6. Jenna Rogers
Nebraska
Fr
7. Tyra Gittens’
Texas
Sr
8. Lucy Corbett
Montana State
Jr
9. Rylee Anderson
Kansas
Jr
10. Abigail O’Donoghue
LSU
Sr
POLE VAULT
1. Gabriela Leon
Louisville
Sr
2. Lisa Gunnarsson’
LSU
Sr
3. Olivia Lueking
Oklahoma
Fr
4. Amanda Fassold
Arkansas
So
5. Rachel Baxter
Virginia Tech
Sr
6. Sydney Horn
High Point
So
7. Julia Fixsen
Virginia Tech
Jr
8. Chloe Timberg
Rutgers
Fr
9. Lyndsey Reed
Mississippi
So
10. Marleen Mulla’
South Dakota
Fr
LONG JUMP
1. Monae’ Nichols
Texas Tech
Sr
2. Jasmine Moore
Florida
So
3. Deborah Acquah’
Texas A&M
Sr
4. Ruth Usoro’
Texas Tech
Sr
5. Alysah Hickey
Oregon
So
6. Morgan Smalls
LSU
So
7. Claire Bryant
Florida
So
8. Tyra Gittens’
Texas
Sr
9. Synclair Savage
Louisville
So
10. Ackelia Smith’
Texas
Fr
TRIPLE JUMP
1. Jasmine Moore
Florida
So
2. Natricia Hooper’
Florida
Sr
3. Ruth Usoro’
Texas Tech
Sr
4. Rūta Lasmane’
Texas Tech
So
5. Deborah Acquah’
Texas A&M
Sr
6. Titiana Marsh
Georgia
Jr
7. Onaara Obamuwagun’
Texas Tech
So
8. Ackelia Smith’
Texas
Fr
9. Jaimie Robinson
Ohio State
Jr
10. Lexi Ellis
Oregon
Jr
SHOT
1. Adelaide Aquilla
Ohio State
Sr
2. Jorinde van Klinken’
Arizona State
Sr
3. Axelina Johansson’
Nebraska
Fr
4. Divine Oladipo’
Vanderbilt
Sr
5. Ana da Silva’
Georgia
Jr
6. Kayli Johnson
Texas Tech
Sr
7. Payden Montana
Oklahoma
Jr
8. Samantha Noennig
Arizona
Sr
9. Latavia Maines
Tennessee
Sr
10. Alyssa Wilson
Texas State
Sr
DISCUS
1. Jorinde van Klinken’
Arizona State
Sr
2. Alexandra Emilianov’
Kansas
Jr
3. Annina Brandenburg’
Abilene Christian
Sr
4. Jayden Ulrich
Indiana
Fr
5. Shelby Frank
Minnesota
So
6. Ashley Anumba
Virginia
Jr
7. Alyssa Wilson
Texas State
Sr
8. Amanda Anderson
North Dakota State
Sr
9. Adelaide Aquilla
Ohio State
Sr
10. Obi Amaechi
North Carolina
Sr
HAMMER
1. Camryn Rogers’
Cal
Sr
2. Alyssa Wilson
Texas State
Sr
3. Jillian Shippee
North Carolina
Sr
4. Madi Malone
Auburn
Jr
5. Anna Purchase’
Cal
Jr
6. Lauren Jones
Oklahoma
Sr
7. Beatrice Llano’
Arizona State
Sr
8. Tara Simpson-Sullivan’
Rice
So
9. Kaila Butler’
Bowling Green
Sr
10. DeeNia McMiller
Memphis
Sr
JAVELIN
1. Ashton Riner
BYU
Sr
2. Madison Wiltrout
North Carolina
Sr
3. Maddie Harris
Nebraska
So
4. Virginia Miller
Stanford
Sr
5. Rhema Otabor’
Florida International
So
6. Sara Zabarino’
Florida State
Sr
7. Ashley Carter
Auburn
Sr
8. Mona Jaidi’
Memphis
Sr
9. Seri Geisler
SF Austin
Sr
10. Lianna Davidson
Texas A&M
Fr
HEPTATHLON
1. Anna Hall
Florida
So
2. Kristīne Blaževiča’
Texas
So
3. Erin Marsh
Duke
Sr
4. Isabel Wakefield’
Duke
Jr
5. Lexie Keller
Colorado State
Jr
6. Callie Jones
Texas Tech
Sr
7. Allie Jones
Stanford
Jr
8. Sterling Lester
Florida
Jr
9. Nicola Ader’
Nevada
Sr
10. Bailey Golden
Oklahoma State
So
COMPLETE TEAM SCORES
1. Texas
61
2. Florida
60
3. LSU
56
4. Texas Tech
55
5. Texas A&M
52
6. Kentucky
46
7. Arkansas
35
8. BYU
28
9. Baylor
24
10. Oregon
23
11. Florida State
22
12. Arizona State
20
=13. Ohio State
19
=13. Stanford
19
15. Colorado
18
16. Cal
16
=17. Duke
15
=17. Nebraska
15
19. North Carolina
14
=20. Auburn
13
=20. New Mexico
13
22. South Carolina
12
=23. Alabama
11
=23. Oklahoma
11
=25. Louisville
10
=25. Mississippi
10
=25. Texas State
10
=28. Kansas
8
=28. NC State
8
=28. Washington
8
=28. West Virginia
8
=32. Coastal Carolina
7
=32. Georgia
7
=32. Middle Tennessee
7
=35. Abilene Christian
6
=35. Oklahoma State
6
=35. Virginia Tech
6
=38. Indiana
5
=38. North Carolina A&T
5
=38. Vanderbilt
5
=41. Colorado State
4
=41. Florida International
4
=41. Minnesota
4
=41. USC
4
=41. Yale
4
=46. Georgia Tech
3
=46. Howard
3
=46. High Point
3
=46. Virginia
3
50. Georgetown
2
=51. Arizona
1
=51. Kennesaw State
1
=51. Memphis
1
=51. Montana State
1
=51. Notre Dame
1
=51. North Dakota State
1
=51. Rice
1
=51. Rutgers
1
=51. UCF
1
=51. UCLA
1
=51. Utah Valley
1
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