2025 NCAA Women’s Formchart #1 — Georgia Ready To Roll

GIVEN THE DIFFERENCE in events contested, it’s not terribly surprising that sometimes the NCAA Indoor isn’t much of a predictor of what’s going to happen outdoors. This is one of those years.

Our crystal ball says that undercover winner Oregon will end up just =9th, while runner-up Georgia will blow the competition away with a winning score 25 points better than Arkansas.

Caryl Smith Gilbert’s powerhouse Bulldogs are predicted to have 10 scorers — including 4 winners — in 9 events.

Overall, 5 of last year’s No. 1s are currently favored to repeat: Juliette Whittaker (Stanford) 800, Doris Lemngole (Alabama) steeple, Arkansas 4×4, Elena Kulichenko (Georgia) HJ, Elísabet Rut Rúnarsdóttir (Texas State) hammer.

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

TOP 10 TEAMS
	projected	indoor place
1. Georgia	76	2
2. Arkansas	51	=4
3. Florida	43	7
4. South Carolina	37	=18
5. USC	34	3
6. Stanford	31	13
7. Oklahoma	30	=4
8. LSU	29	=20
=9. Oregon	27	1
=9. Texas Tech	27	10
(complete team scores below event picks.)

100 METERS
1. Indya Mayberry	TCU	Fr
2. Brianna Lyston’	LSU	Jr
3. Kaila Jackson	Georgia	Jr
4. Dajaz Defrand	USC	Jr
5. Tima Godbless’	LSU	So
6. Leah Bertrand’	Ohio State	Sr
7. Samirah Moody	USC	Sr
8. Alexis Brown	Baylor	Sr
9. Joella Lloyd’	Florida State	Sr
10. Shenese Walker’	Florida State	Jr

200 METERS
1. JaMeesia Ford	South Carolina	So
2. Indya Mayberry	TCU	Fr
3. Madison Whyte	USC	So
4. Jayla Jamison	South Carolina	Sr
5. Jassani Carter	USC	Jr
6. Kaila Jackson	Georgia	Jr
7. Camryn Dickson	Texas A&M	Jr
8. Dajaz Defrand	USC	Jr
9. Tima Godbless’	LSU	So
10. Iyana Gray	TCU	Sr

400 METERS
1. Aaliyah Butler	Georgia	Jr
2. Kaylyn Brown	Arkansas	So
3. Rosey Effiong	Arkansas	Sr
4. Ella Onojuvwevwo’	LSU	Jr
5. Zaya Akins	South Carolina	So
6. Dejanea Oakley’	Georgia	Jr
7. Jermaisha Arnold	Texas A&M	Sr
8. Esther Joseph’	Tennessee	Fr
9. Vimbayi Maisvorewa’	Auburn	Sr
10. Yemi John’	USC	Jr

800 METERS
1. Juliette Whittaker	Stanford	Jr
2. Roisin Willis	Stanford	Jr
3. Michaela Rose	LSU	Sr
4. Makayla Paige	North Carolina	Jr
5. Victoria Bossong	Harvard	Sr
6. Sanu Jallow-Lockhart’	Arkansas	Jr
7. Hayley Kitching’	Penn State	Jr
8. Sophia Gorriaran	Harvard	So
9. Gladys Chepngetich’	Clemson	So
10. Lauren Tolbert	Duke	Jr

1500 METERS
1. Kimberley May’	Providence	Sr
2. Klaudia Kazimierska’	Oregon	Jr
3. Melissa Riggins	Georgetown	Sr
4. Wilma Nielsen’	Oregon	Sr
5. Shannon Flockhart’	Providence	Sr
6. Mena Scatchard’	Princeton	Sr
7. Şilan Ayyıldız’	Oregon	Jr
8. Maggi Congdon	Northern Arizona	Sr
9. Salma Elbadra’	South Carolina	So
10. Amina Maatoug’	Washington	Sr

STEEPLE
1. Doris Lemngole’	Alabama	So
2. Ceili McCabe’	West Virginia	Sr
3. Pamela Kosgei’	New Mexico	Fr
4. Leah Jeruto’	Oklahoma	Fr
5. Angelina Napoleon	NC State	So
6. Katelyn Stewart-Barnett	Michigan State	Sr
7. Karrie Baloga	Northern Arizona	So
8. Taylor Lovell	BYU	So
9. Zoie Dundon	Minnesota	So
10. Katie Clute	Oregon	So

5000 METERS
1. Lexy Halladay-Lowry	BYU	Sr
2. Hilda Olemomoi’	Florida	Sr
3. Margot Appleton	Virginia	Sr
4. Elise Stearns	Northern Arizona	Sr
5. Juliet Cherubet’	Oregon	So
6. Sophia Kennedy	Stanford	So
7. Amy Bunnage’	Stanford	So
8. Alex Millard’	Providence	Jr
9. Chloe Thomas’	UConn	Sr
10. Maddy Elmore	Oregon	Sr

10,000 METERS
1. Grace Hartman	NC State	Jr
2. Hilda Olemomoi’	Florida	Sr
3. Joy Naukot’	West Virginia	Fr
4. Patyn Noe	Arkansas	So
5. Chloe Scrimgeour	Georgetown	Sr
6. Jenna Hutchins	BYU	Jr
7. Monica Wanjiku’	Missouri	Fr
8. Edna Chelulei’	Eastern Kentucky	Fr
9. Sydney Thorvaldson	Arkansas	Sr
10. Florence Caron’	Penn State	Jr

100 HURDLES
1. Jaiya Covington	Texas A&M	Jr
2. Aaliyah McCormick	Oregon	Jr
3. Oneka Wilson’	Clemson	Jr
4. Micaela de Mello’	Washington State	Sr
5. Marissa Simpson’	UTEP	Sr
6. Habiba Harris’	Florida	Fr
7. Akala Garrett	Texas	So
8. Marcia Sey	Howard	Jr
9. Myreanna Bebe’	Tennessee	Sr
10. Layla Anderson	Tennessee	Sr

400 HURDLES
1. Savannah Sutherland’	Michigan	Sr
2. Rachel Glenn	Arkansas	Sr
3. Akala Garrett	Texas	So
4. Gabrielle Matthews’	Florida	Jr
5. Michelle Smith’	Georgia	Fr
6. Antonia Sánchez Núñez’	Arizona	Jr
7. Amelliah Birdow	TCU	So
8. Saira Prince	Arkansas	So
9. Ally Gomm	Duke	Sr
10. Chloe Fair	Harvard	Jr

4 x 100
1. South Carolina	South Carolina
2. Georgia	Georgia
3. USC	USC
4. LSU	LSU
5. TCU	TCU
6. Tennessee	Tennessee
7. Clemson	Clemson
8. Arkansas	Arkansas
9. Baylor	Baylor
10. Oregon	Oregon

4 x 400
1. Arkansas	Arkansas
2. Georgia	Georgia
3. South Carolina	South Carolina
4. USC	USC
5. Tennessee	Tennessee
6. Texas	Texas
7. Texas A&M	Texas A&M
8. Kentucky	Kentucky
9. UCLA	UCLA
10. Oregon	Oregon

HIGH JUMP
1. Elena Kulichenko’	Georgia	Sr
2. Temitope Adeshina’	Texas Tech	So
3. Rachel Glenn	Arkansas	Sr
4. Rose Yeboah’	Illinois	Sr
5. Jenna Rogers	Nebraska	Sr
6. Emma Gates	Arizona	Jr
7. Cheyla Scott	South Carolina	Jr
8. Kristi Perez-Snyman’	Missouri	Sr
9. Shari Enoe’	Kansas State	So
10. Alice Taylor’	Rice	So

POLE VAULT
1. Amanda Moll	Washington	So
2. Hana Moll	Washington	So
3. Chloe Timberg	Rutgers	Sr
4. Olivia Lueking	Oklahoma	Sr
5. Mason Meinershagen	Kansas	So
6. Julia Fixsen	Virginia Tech	Sr
7. Molly Haywood	Baylor	So
8. Tori Thomas	Illinois	Sr
9. Sydney Horn	High Point	Sr
10. Sarah Schmitt	Tennessee	Sr

LONG JUMP
1. Alexis Brown	Baylor	Sr
2. Alyssa Jones	Stanford	Jr
3. Anthaya Charlton’	Florida	Jr
4. Tacoria Humphrey	Illinois	Sr
5. Prestina Ochonogor’	Tarleton State	Fr
6. Funminiyi Olajide’	Arkansas	Sr
7. Ida Breigan’	UT San Antonio	So
8. Sophia Beckmon	Illinois	So
9. Emilia Sjöstrand’	San José State	Sr
10. Aaliyah Foster’	Texas	So

TRIPLE JUMP
1. Agur Dwol	Oklahoma	Jr
2. Tamiah Washington	Texas Tech	So
3. Shantae Foreman’	Clemson	Jr
4. Temitope Ojora’	USC	Sr
5. Emilia Sjöstrand’	San José State	Sr
6. Winny Bii’	Texas A&M	Jr
7. Darja Sopova’	Illinois	Sr
8. Eunice Ilunga Mbuyi’	Oklahoma	Sr
9. Asia Phillips’	Florida	Fr
10. Skylynn Townsend	Georgia	Fr

SHOT
1. KeAyla Dove	Houston	Sr
2. Mya Lesnar	Colorado State	Sr
3. Jayden Ulrich	Louisville	Sr
4. Alida van Daalen’	Florida	Jr
5. Nina Ndubuisi’	Texas	So
6. Gabby Morris	Colorado State	Sr
7. Abria Smith	Illinois	Sr
8. Kalynn Meyer	Nebraska	Sr
9. Akaoma Odeluga	Mississippi	So
10. Elizabeth Tapper	Michigan	So

DISCUS
1. Jayden Ulrich	Louisville	Sr
2. Alida van Daalen’	Florida	Jr
3. Shelby Frank	Texas Tech	Sr
4. Cierra Jackson	Fresno State	Sr
5. Caisa-Marie Lindfors’	Cal	Sr
6. Amanda Ngandu-Ntumba’	Cincinnati	Sr
7. Julia Tunks’	Arizona State	Fr
8. Milina Wepiwe’	Harvard	So
9. Abigail Martin’	Texas A&M	So
10. Siniru Iheoma	Princeton	Sr

HAMMER
1. Elísabet Rut Rúnarsdóttir’	Texas State	Jr
2. Stephanie Ratcliffe’	Georgia	Sr
3. Guðrún Hallgrímsdóttir’	Virginia Commonwealth	Sr
4. Shelby Frank	Texas Tech	Sr
5. Kate Powers	Kentucky	So
6. Emily Fink	Army	Sr
7. Paola Bueno’	Liberty	Jr
8. Michaelle Valentin’	Florida International	Sr
9. Emma Robbins	Oklahoma State	Sr
10. Marie Rougetet’	Mississippi State	Fr

JAVELIN
1. Lianna Davidson’	Georgia	Sr
2. Maddie Harris	Nebraska	Sr
3. Manuela Rotundo’	Georgia	Fr
4. McKyla Van Der Westhuizen’	Rice	Jr
5. Elizabeth Korczak’	Iowa	Jr
6. Jana van Schalkwyk’	UCLA	Sr
7. Irene Jepkemboi’	TCU	So
8. Trinity Spooner	LSU	So
9. Deisiane Teixeira’	Miami	Sr
10. Enikő Sára	Nebraska	Sr

HEPTATHLON
1. Jadin O’Brien	Notre Dame	Sr
2. Pippi Lotta Enok’	Oklahoma	Jr
3. Sofia Yakushina’	Texas A&M	Fr
4. Kristīne Blaževiča’	Illinois	Sr
5. Pauline Bikembo’	Iowa	Fr
6. Lucie Kienast’	Illinois	Fr
7. Katelyn Adel’	Alabama	Fr
8. Angel Richmore’	Oklahoma	Sr
9. Annika Williams	Oregon	Sr
10. Sofia Cosculluela’	Washington	Fr

COMPLETE TEAM SCORES
1. Georgia	76
2. Arkansas	51
3. Florida	43
4. South Carolina	37
5. USC	34
6. Stanford	31
7. Oklahoma	30
8. LSU	29
=9. Oregon	27
=9. Texas Tech	27
11. TCU	26
12. Texas A&M	25
13. Illinois	24
14. Washington	18
15. Louisville	16
=16. Providence	15
=16. Texas	15
=18. BYU	14
=18. Clemson	14
=18. NC State	14
=18. West Virginia	14
=22. Baylor	13
=22. Nebraska	13
24. Alabama	12
25. Colorado State	11
=26. Georgetown	10
=26. Houston	10
=26. Michigan	10
=26. Notre Dame	10
=26. Texas State	10
=31. Iowa	8
=31. Northern Arizona	8
=31. Tennessee	8
=34. Arizona	6
=34. Harvard	6
=34. New Mexico	6
=34. Rutgers	6
=34. Virginia	6
=34. Virginia Commonwealth	6
=40. Fresno State	5
=40. Kentucky	5
=40. North Carolina	5
=40. Rice	5
=40. Washington State	5
=45. Cal	4
=45. Kansas	4
=45. San José State	4
=45. Tarleton State	4
=45. UTEP	4
=50. Army	3
=50. Cincinnati	3
=50. Michigan State	3
=50. Missouri	3
=50. Ohio State	3
=50. Princeton	3
=50. UCLA	3
=50. Virginia Tech	3
=58. Arizona State	2
=58. Liberty	2
=58. Penn State	2
=58. UT San Antonio	2
=62. Eastern Kentucky	1
=62. Florida International	1
=62. Howard	1