Texas takes top spot in season-opening women's track and field rankings
Here is what stands out from the first team rankings of the 2022 women's outdoor track and field season.
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Here is what stands out from the first team rankings of the 2022 women's outdoor track and field season.
The 2022 women's outdoor track and field season is underway and a new season brings new athletes. As freshmen in the sport take the outdoor track for the first time, let's look at some who could garner headlines by the season's end.
Razorback sprinters, hurdlers, and vaulters will be in action on Friday, competing among a challenging field in the Red Raider Open hosted by Texas Tech in the Sports Performance Center. A live stream of the meet will be available on ESPN+, starting at 10 a.m. CT.
Mu ran 49.57 in the individual 400 and a 48.85 split on the relay to anchor Texas A&M to the win in a CR of 3:22.34. Sturgis’ 100 (a windy 10.74) was the fastest in NCAA history. USC won the team title.
TeeTee Terry was named West Region Women's Track Athlete of the Year, Caryl Smith Gilbert West Region Women's Coach of the Year and Quincy Watts West Region Women's Assistant Coach of the Year it was announced by the U.S. Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) today (June 4). Terry, Smith Gilbert and Watts were all instrumental in the Trojans winning their third consecutive Pac-12 team title, the team qualifying in 20 events for the NCAA Championships and for the current No. 2 team ranking.