Whatever combination of events she runs, Julien Alfred of Texas figures to score a lot of points in the 100, 200, 4×1 and 4×4. (ERROL ANDERSON/THE SPORTING IMAGE)A MONTH AGO, FORMCHART #2 saw Texas as a runaway winner of the NCAA Women’s team title, 78–51 over Florida. The Longhorns’ 27-point margin seemed almost insurmountable, but with the Conference results now in the bank the gap has dropped to just 9. Texas has dropped by 8 and Florida risen by 10.
As a result, Edrick Floréal’s host Longhorns, fresh off a strong Big 12 win , project to go into the climactic 4×4 with a 3-point lead over the Gators. From the current vantage point, Texas is picked for 2nd and Florida for 7th, meaning the meet is the Longhorns’ to lose.
Chart No. 3 features a significant rewrite of the top step of the podium, with no fewer than 9 new No. 1s: McKenzie Long (Mississippi) 200, Britton Wilson (Arkansas) 400, Michaela Rose (LSU) 800, Margot Appleton (Virginia) 1500, Grace Fetherstonhaugh (Oregon State) steeple, Parker Valby (Florida) 5000, Alia Armstrong (LSU) 100H, Veronica Fraley (Vanderbilt) DT & Stephanie Ratcliffe (Harvard) HT.
Our fourth and final chart of the year will appear a few days before the meet kicks off in Austin on June 07 (women’s events on June 08).
The 10-deep predictions for each event (‘ = athlete not eligible for U.S. international teams):
TOP 10 TEAMS
School Score Previous Place
1. Texas
70 (-8)
1
2. Florida
61 (+10)
2
3. Arkansas
46 (+4)
3
4. Oregon
39 (+4)
4
5. Texas A&M
36 (+6)
=8
=6. Nebraska
29 (+3)
11
=6. Utah
29 (+11)
=14
8. Georgia
28 (-4)
=5
=9. LSU
27 (-5)
=5
=9. Tennessee
27 (+19)
=33
(complete team scores below events)
100 METERS
1. Julien Alfred’
Texas
Jr
2. Jacious Sears
Tennessee
Jr
3. Jadyn Mays
Oregon
So
4. Kevona Davis’
Texas
Jr
5. Kaila Jackson
Georgia
Fr
6. McKenzie Long
Mississippi
Sr
7. Samirah Moody
USC
So
8. Rosemary Chukwuma’
Texas Tech
Jr
9. Rayniah Jones
UCF
Jr
10. Anthaya Charlton’
Kentucky
Fr
200 METERS
1. McKenzie Long
Mississippi
Sr
2. Julien Alfred’
Texas
Jr
3. Talitha Diggs
Florida
Jr
4. Jacious Sears
Tennessee
Jr
5. Caisja Chandler
USC
Sr
6. Kaila Jackson
Georgia
Fr
7. Jadyn Mays
Oregon
So
8. Favour Ofili’
LSU
So
9. Latasha Smith
UCF
Jr
10. Lanae Thomas
Texas
Sr
400 METERS
1. Britton Wilson
Arkansas
Jr
2. Rhasidat Adeleke’
Texas
Jr
3. Tierra Robinson-Jones
Texas A&M
Sr
4. Talitha Diggs
Florida
Jr
5. Jan’Taijah Jones
USC
Jr
6. Jermaisha Arnold
Texas A&M
Jr
7. Kennedy Simon
Texas
Sr
8. Ziyah Holman
Michigan
(Mi)
9. Bailey Lear
USC
Sr
10. Latasha Smith
UCF
Jr
800 METERS
1. Michaela Rose
LSU
So
2. Claire Seymour
BYU
Sr
3. Sarah Hendrick
Kennesaw State
Sr
4. Katherine Mitchell
Boston College
Sr
5. Roisin Willis
Stanford
Fr
6. Gabija Galvydytė’
Oklahoma State
So
7. Imogen Barrett’
Florida
Sr
8. Aurora Rynda’
Michigan
Sr
9. Valery Tobias
Texas
Sr
10. Lindsey Butler
Virginia Tech
So
1500 METERS
1. Margot Appleton
Virginia
So
2. Olivia Howell
Illinois
Jr
3. Katelyn Tuohy
NC State
Jr
4. Simone Plourde’
Utah
Jr
5. Melissa Riggins
Georgetown
So
6. Amina Maatoug’
Duke
So
7. Juliette Whittaker
Stanford
Fr
8. Maia Ramsden’
Harvard
So
9. Melissa Tanaka
Stanford
Sr
10. Izzy Thornton-Bott’
Oregon
Jr
STEEPLE
1. Grace Fetherstonaugh’
Oregon State
Sr
2. Greta Karinauskaitė’
Cal Baptist
Jr
3. Ceili McCabe’
West Virginia
Jr
4. Olivia Markezich
Notre Dame
Jr
5. Kaylee Mitchell
Oregon State
Sr
6. Elise Thorner’
New Mexico
Jr
7. Kayley Delay
Washington
Sr
8. Lexy Halladay Lowry
BYU
Jr
9. Angelina Ellis
Butler
Sr
10. Katie Thronson
Notre Dame
Sr
5000 METERS
1. Parker Valby
Florida
So
2. Simone Plourde’
Utah
Jr
3. Emily Venters
Utah
Sr
4. Katelyn Tuohy
NC State
Jr
5. Everlyn Kemboi’
Utah Valley
Jr
6. Amaris Tyynismaa
NC State
Jr
7. Lucy Jenks
Stanford
(Stan)
8. Ella Baran
Colorado
Sr
9. Bella Williams
Utah
Sr
10. Samantha Bush
NC State
Jr
10,000 METERS
1. Emily Venters
Utah
Sr
2. Mercy Chelangat’
Alabama
Sr
3. Amelia Mazza-Downie’
New Mexico
Jr
4. Everlyn Kemboi’
Utah Valley
Jr
5. Hilda Olemomoi’
Alabama
So
6. Kelsey Chmiel
NC State
Jr
7. Amanda Vestri
Syracuse
Sr
8. Emma Heckel’
New Mexico
Jr
9. Annamaria Kostarellis
Baylor
Sr
10. Callie Logue
Iowa State
Sr
100 HURDLES
1. Alia Armstrong
LSU
Jr
2. Ackera Nugent’
Arkansas
Jr
3. Masai Russell
Kentucky
(Ky)
4. Talie Bonds
Arizona
Sr
5. Raniyah Jones
UCF
Jr
6. Alexis Glasco
Coastal Carolina
So
7. Demisha Roswell’
Texas Tech
Sr
8. Charisma Taylor’
Tennessee
Sr
9. Aasia Laurencin
Michigan
Jr
10. Grace Stark
Florida
Jr
400 HURDLES
1. Britton Wilson
Arkansas
Jr
2. Savannah Sutherland’
Michigan
So
3. Masai Russell
Kentucky
Sr
4. Vanessa Watson
Florida
Jr
5. Lashanna Graham’
Clemson
Jr
6. Jessica Wright
Howard
Sr
7. Shana Grebo’
Oregon
So
8. Sanique Walker’
South Florida
Sr
9. Sanaa Hebron
Miami
Fr
10. Sylvia Schulz
Texas Tech
Jr
4 x 100
1. Texas
Texas
2. Kentucky
Kentucky
3. LSU
LSU
4. Georgia
Georgia
5. Ohio State
Ohio State
6. Oregon
Oregon
7. Central Florida
UCF
8. USC
USC
9. Tennessee
Tennessee
10. Mississippi
Mississippi
4 x 400
1. Arkansas
Arkansas
2. Texas
Texas
3. Texas A&M
Texas A&M
4. Ohio State
Ohio State
5. Duke
Duke
6. USC
USC
7. Florida
Florida
8. Michigan
Michigan
9. Kentucky
Kentucky
10. Baylor
Baylor
HIGH JUMP
1. Lamara Distin’
Texas A&M
Sr
2. Elena Kulichenko’
Georgia
So
3. Rylee Anderson
Kansas
Sr
4. Jenna Rogers
Nebraska
So
5. Cheyla Scott
Tennessee
Fr
6. Daniella Anglin’
South Dakota
So
7. Lillian Turban’
Hawaii
So
8. Claudina Díaz’
Missouri
So
9. Cierra Tidwell
BYU
Jr
10. Morgan Smalls
LSU
Sr
POLE VAULT
1. Nastassja Campbell
Washington
Jr
2. Amanda Fassold
Arkansas
Jr
3. Olivia Lueking
Oklahoma
So
4. Chloe Timberg
Rutgers
So
5. Marleen Mulla’
South Dakota
So
6. Riley Felts
UNC Charlotte
Jr
7. Gennifer Hirata
South Dakota
Jr
8. Sara Borton
Washington
So
9. Heather Abadie
Texas A&M
So
10. Kenna Stimmel
Virginia Tech
Fr
LONG JUMP
1. Jasmine Moore
Florida
Jr
2. Ackelia Smith’
Texas
So
3. Alyssa Jones
Stanford
Fr
4. Anthaya Charlton’
Kentucky
Fr
5. Claire Bryant
Florida
Jr
6. Alysah Hickey
Oregon
Jr
7. Aliyah Thomas
UConn
Fr
8. Charisma Taylor’
Tennessee
Sr
9. Synclair Savage
Louisville
Jr
10. Tacoria Humphrey
Illinois
So
TRIPLE JUMP
1. Jasmine Moore
Florida
Jr
2. Charisma Taylor’
Tennessee
Sr
3. Mikeisha Welcome’
Georgia
Jr
4. Ackelia Smith’
Texas
So
5. Rūta Lasmane’
Texas Tech
Jr
6. Emilia Sjöstrand’
San José State
Fr
7. Titiana Marsh
Georgia
Sr
8. Lexi Ellis
Oregon
Sr
9. Temi Ojora’
USC
Jr
10. Arianna Fisher
Missouri
Sr
SHOT
1. Axelina Johansson’
Nebraska
So
2. Josie Schaefer
Wisconsin
Sr
3. Jorinde van Klinken’
Oregon
Sr
4. Rosa Santana’
UNLV
Fr
5. KeAyla Dove
North Texas
Jr
6. Alida van Daalen’
Florida
Fr
7. Jaida Ross
Oregon
Jr
8. Hannah Hall
Miami
Sr
9. Chelsea Igberaese
Alabama
Sr
10. Jalani Davis
Mississippi
Sr
DISCUS
1. Veronica Fraley
Vanderbilt
Sr
2. Jorinde van Klinken’
Oregon
Sr
3. Caisa-Marie Lindfors’
Florida State
So
4. Ashley Anumba’
Virginia
Sr
5. Alida van Daalen’
Florida
Fr
6. Cierra Jackson
Fresno State
So
7. Faith Bender
Ohio State
So
8. Malin Smith
Texas Tech
Sr
9. Jade Whitfield
Oregon State
So
10. Corinne Jemison
Michigan
Sr
HAMMER
1. Stephanie Ratcliffe’
Harvard
So
2. Madi Malone
Auburn
Sr
3. Shelby Moran
Oregon
Jr
4. Anna Purchase’
Cal
Sr
5. Tara Simpson-Sullivan’
Rice
Sr
6. Jasmine Mitchell
Mississippi
Sr
7. Jalani Davis
Mississippi
Sr
8. Mayyi Mahama
UCLA
Sr
9. Kassidy Gallagher
Oklahoma
So
10. Emma Robbins
Kansas State
Jr
JAVELIN
1. Madison Wiltrout
North Carolina
Sr
2. Rhema Otabor’
Nebraska
Jr
3. Maddie Harris
Nebraska
Jr
4. Lianna Davidson
Texas A&M
So
5. Sophia Rivera’
Missouri
Sr
6. Katelyn Fairchild
Texas A&M
So
7. Arianna Morais’
UTEP
Jr
8. McKayla Van Der Westhuizen’
Rice
Fr
9. Federica Botter’
UCLA
Sr
10. Ashton Riner
BYU
Sr
HEPTATHLON
1. Allie Jones
USC
Sr
2. Ida Eikeng’
Washington
Jr
3. Kristīne Blaževiča’
Texas
Jr
4. Beatričė Juškevičiūtė’
Vanderbilt
Sr
5. Pippi Lotta Enok’
Oklahoma
Fr
6. Joniar Thomas’
Texas A&M
So
7. Bailey Golden
Oklahoma State
Jr
8. Jadin O’Brien
Notre Dame
So
9. Camryn Newton-Smith’
Arkansas State
Jr
10. Avery McMullen
Colorado
Jr
COMPLETE TEAM SCORES
1. Texas
70
2. Florida
61
3. Arkansas
46
4. Oregon
39
5. Texas A&M
36
=6. Nebraska
29
=6. Utah
29
8. Georgia
28
=9. LSU
27
=9. Tennessee
27
11. Kentucky
25
12. USC
24
13. Washington
21
14. Mississippi
18
15. NC State
17
=16. Virginia
15
=16. Vanderbilt
15
=18. Oregon State
14
=18. Stanford
14
20. Alabama
12
=21. Harvard
11
=21. Michigan
11
=21. Ohio State
11
=24. North Carolina
10
=24. New Mexico
10
=24. Oklahoma
10
=27. BYU
9
=27. South Dakota
9
=27. Utah Valley
9
=30. Auburn
8
=30. Cal Baptist
8
=30. Illinois
8
=30. Texas Tech
8
=30. Wisconsin
8
35. Duke
7
=36. Florida State
6
=36. Kennesaw State
6
=36. Kansas
6
=36. Notre Dame
6
=36. UCF
6
=36. West Virginia
6
=42. Arizona
5
=42. Boston College
5
=42. Cal
5
=42. Missouri
5
=42. Oklahoma State
5
=42. Rice
5
=42. Rutgers
5
=42. UNLV
5
=50. Clemson
4
=50. Georgetown
4
=50. North Texas
4
=53. Coastal Carolina
3
=53. Fresno State
3
=53. Howard
3
=53. San José State
3
=53. UNC Charlotte
3
=58. Hawaii
2
=58. Syracuse
2
=58. UConn
2
=58. UTEP
2
=62. Colorado
1
=62. Miami
1
=62. South Florida
1
=62. UCLA
1
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