2022 NCAA Women’s Formchart #2 — It’s Still Texas

THE RACE FOR No. 1 IN TEAM SCORING now has 3 solid contenders. After Chart #1, 13 points separated Texas in 1 from Texas A&M in 3. That margin is now down to 8, with the Lone Star powerhouses still bracketing Indoor winner Florida.

All 3 schools are projected for 4×4 points, so in theory the meet will come down to the climactic long relay with Florida at 61, Texas at 58 and A&M at 52, so all kinds of permutations are possible.

Here’s a wild and crazy thought: versatile Gator Anna Hall, our projected heptathlon winner, also goes for the 400H and picks up 4th-place points there as well, enough to make the meet a tie. The catch is that the 400H final is slated to go off only 13:00 before the hept’s 800. More likely that she’ll be called on for 4×4 duty 38:00 after the start of the 800.

When it comes to the event winners, 6 new No. 1s are now in place: Katy-Ann McDonald (LSU) 800, Sintayehu Vissa (Ole Miss) 1500, Abby Nichols (Colorado) 5000, Mercy Chelangat (Alabama) 10,000, Grace Stark (Florida) 100H, Ashton Riner (BYU) JT.

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

TOP 10 TEAMS
School	Score	Previous Place
1. Texas	68 (–1)	1
2. Florida	63 (–5)	2
3. Texas A&M	60 (+4)	3
4. Kentucky	52 (+9)	4
5. LSU	43 (+6)	=5
6. Arkansas	34 (–3)	=5
7. BYU	31 (+13)	=13
8. Oregon	26 (+3)	=8
9. Texas Tech	25 (–2)	7
10. Arizona State	20 (0)	12
(complete team scores below)

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

200 METERS
1. Abby Steiner	Kentucky	Jr
2. Favour Ofili’	LSU	So
3. Anavia Battle	Ohio State	Sr
4. Rhasidat Adeleke’	Texas	Fr
5. Laila Owens	Texas A&M	So
6. Kynnedy Flannel	Texas	Jr
7. Karimah Davis	Kentucky	Jr
8. Melissa Jefferson	Coastal Carolina	So
9. Lasarah Hargrove	Iowa	So
10. Mariah Ayers	Baylor	So

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. Makenzie Dunmore	South Carolina	Sr
8. Jan’Taijah Ford	USC	So
9. Taiya Shelby	Vanderbilt	Sr
10. Shae Anderson	UCLA	Sr

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

1500 METERS
1. Sintayehu Vissa’	Ole Miss	Jr
2. Mia Barnett	Virginia	Fr
3. Katelyn Tuohy	NC State	So
4. Christina Aragon	Stanford	Sr
5. Micaela Degenero	Colorado	Sr
6. Anna Gibson	Washington	Jr
7. Eusila Chepkemei’	Middle Tennessee	Sr
8. Emily Mackay	Binghamton	Sr
9. Ellie Leather’	Cincinnati	Sr
10. Tori Herman	Kentucky	Fr

STEEPLE
1. Courtney Wayment	BYU	Sr
2. Joyce Kimeli’	Auburn	Sr
3. Kayley Delay	Yale	Jr
4. Elise Thorner’	New Mexico	So
5. Aneta Konieczek’	Oregon	Sr
6. Alissa Niggemann	Wisconsin	Sr
7. Grace Fetherstonhaugh’	Oregon State	So
8. Logan Jolly	Arkansas	Sr
9. Madie Boreman	Colorado	Sr
10. Lexy Halladay	BYU	So

5000 METERS
1. Abby Nichols	Colorado	Sr
2. Taylor Roe	Oklahoma State	So
3. Katelyn Tuohy	NC State	So
4. Mercy Chelangat’	Alabama	Jr
5. Jenna Magness	Michigan State	Sr
6. Lauren Gregory	Arkansas	Jr
7. Adva Cohen’	New Mexico	SR
8. Gracelyn Larkin’	New Mexico	So
9. Bailey Hertenstein	Indiana	So
10. Lucy Jenks	Stanford	So

10,000 METERS
1. Mercy Chelangat’	Alabama	Jr
2. Lauren Gregory	Arkansas	Jr
3. Amelia Mazza-Downie’	New Mexico	So
4. Nicole Fegans	Georgia Tech	Sr
5. Maggie Donahue	Georgetown	So
6. Emily Venters	Utah	Jr
7. Evelyn Kemboi’	Utah Valley	Jr
8. Emily Covert	Colorado	So
9. Alexandra Hays	NC State	Jr
10. Emma Heckel’	New Mexico	Fr

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

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

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

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. South Carolina	South Carolina
9. Baylor	Baylor
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 Kwarteng’	Middle Tennessee	Sr
5. Jenna Rogers	Nebraska	Fr
6. Nyagoa Bayak	LSU	So
7. Lucy Corbett	Montana State	Jr
8. Abigail O’Donoghue	LSU	Sr
9. Jamari Drake	Georgia	Sr
10. Rylee Anderson	Kansas	Jr

POLE VAULT
1. Rachel Baxter	Virginia Tech	Sr
2. Lisa Gunnarsson’	LSU	Sr
3. Gabriela Leon	Louisville	Sr
4. Olivia Lueking	Oklahoma	Fr
5. Sydney Horn	High Point	So
6. Julia Fixsen	Virginia Tech	Jr
7. Chloe Timberg	Rutgers	Fr
8. Lyndsey Reed	Ole Miss	So
9. Marleen Mulla’	South Dakota	Fr
10. Amanda Fassold	Arkansas	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. Natricia Hooper’	Florida	Sr
3. Rūta Lasmane’	Texas Tech	So
4. Deborah Acquah’	Texas A&M	Sr
5. Ruth Usoro’	Texas Tech	Sr
6. Ackelia Smith’	Texas	Fr
7. Lexi Ellis	Oregon	Jr
8. Destiny Lawrence	Houston	So
9. Arianna Fisher	Missouri	Jr
10. Mikeisha Welcome	Oklahoma	So

SHOT
1. Adelaide Aquilla	Ohio State	Sr
2. Jorinde van Klinken’	Arizona State	Sr
3. Payden Montana	Oklahoma	Jr
4. Axelina Johansson’	Nebraska	Fr
5. Josie Schaefer	Wisconsin	Jr
6. Samantha Noennig	Arizona	Sr
7. Kayli Johnson	Texas Tech	Sr
8. Ana da Silva’	Georgia	Jr
9. Divine Oladipo’	Vanderbilt	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. Shelby Frank	Minnesota	So
5. Seasons Usual	Texas Tech	Sr
6. Debbie Ajagbe	Miami	Sr
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. Anna Purchase’	Cal	Jr
4. Shey Taiwo	Ole Miss	Sr
5. Jillian Shippee	North Carolina	Sr
6. Lauren Jones	Oklahoma	Sr
7. Beatrice Llano’	Arizona State	Sr
8. Madi Malone	Auburn	Jr
9. Amy Phillips	North Dakota State	Sr
10. Shauniece O’Neal	Southern Illinois	Sr

JAVELIN
1. Ashton Riner	BYU	Sr
2. Madison Wiltrout	North Carolina	Sr
3. Virginia Miller	Stanford	Sr
4. Rhema Otabor’	Florida International	So
5. Keira McCarrell’	Auburn	Sr
6. Kelechi Nwanaga’	Florida State	Sr
7. Seri Geisler	SF Austin	Sr
8. Maddie Harris	Nebraska	So
9. Kari Wolfe	North Dakota State	Sr
10. Lianna Davidson	Texas A&M	Fr

HEPTATHLON
1. Anna Hall	Florida	So
2. Erin Marsh	Duke	Sr
3. Ida Eikeng’	Washington	Jr
4. Isabel Wakefield’	Duke	Jr
5. Lexie Keller	Colorado State	Jr
6. Allie Jones	Stanford	Jr
7. Avery McMullen	Colorado	So
8. Nicola Ader’	Nevada	Sr
9. Beatričė Juškevičiūtė’	Cornell	Jr
10. Kristīne Blaževiča’	Texas	So

COMPLETE TEAM SCORES
1. Texas	68
2. Florida	63
3. Texas A&M	60
4. Kentucky	52
5. LSU	43
6. Arkansas	34
7. BYU	31
8. Oregon	26
9. Texas Tech	25
10. Arizona State	20
=11. Cal	18
=11. Duke	18
13. Colorado	17
=14. Ole Miss	16
=14. Ohio State	16
=16. Alabama	15
=16. North Carolina A&T	15
=18. New Mexico	14
=18. Oklahoma	14
=18. Stanford	14
=21. Auburn	13
=21. Virginia Tech	13
=23. North Carolina	12
=23. NC State	12
25. USC	11
=26. Nebraska	10
=26. South Carolina	10
=26. Texas State	10
=29. Arizona	9
=29. Washington	9
=31. Kansas	8
=31. Oklahoma State	8
=31. Virginia	8
=34. Middle Tennessee	7
=34. Wisconsin	7
=36. Abilene Christian	6
=36. Louisville	6
=36. Yale	6
=39. Florida International	5
=39. Georgia Tech	5
=39. Kennesaw State	5
=39. Minnesota	5
=43. Baylor	4
=43. Coastal Carolina	4
=43. Colorado State	4
=43. Georgetown	4
=43. High Point	4
=43. Michigan State	4
=43. Villanova	4
=50. Florida State	3
=50. Miami	3
=50. Utah	3
=53. Howard	2
=53. Montana State	2
=53. Oregon State	2
=53. Rutgers	2
=53. SF Austin	2
=53. Utah Valley	2
=59. Binghamton	1
=59. Georgia	1
=59. Houston	1
=59. Michigan	1
=59. North Dakota State	1
=59. Nevada	1