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NEXT: March 24 Brissett, who hails from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, is the veteran of the group, at least in terms of Watch List appearances: This is her 10th time, beginning with the Watch List at this same point in the 2019 season. She’s never been faster in the 60-meter hurdles, moving into a tie for No. 8 on the all-time collegiate list in winning the Big 12 Championships in 7.89. Gittens, who hails from Nashville, Tennessee, leads two events nationally – the pentathlon with 4612 points (No. 3 all-time) and the high jump at 1.91m (6-3¼). She is the only woman in the top-5 in three in...

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Alameda, Calif. Also Receiving Votes: Trevor Bassitt (Ashland), Bryce Deadmon (Texas A&M), Johannes Erm (Georgia), Chengetayi Mapaya (TCU), Trevor Stewart (North Carolina A&T) NEXT: March 4 Boling, who hails from Houston, Texas, hit the ground running in 2021. He has competed in three meets so far and notched three marks that rank him among the nation’s best. Boling is No. 2 in the 200 at 20.53, No. 4 in the 400 at 45.51 and t-No. 6 in the 60 at 6.64. Cunningham, who hails from Winfield, Alabama, makes his fourth consecutive appearance on the Watch List and deservedly so. While Cunningham h...

Today would have been The Bowerman Presentation. The Bowerman, which debuted in 2009 and is named after legendary University of Oregon coach Bill Bowerman, is presented annually in December by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) to the most outstanding male and female NCAA track & field athletes in the nation. “After evaluating all aspects, we decided it is prudent to forgo our normal procedures associated with naming winners for The Bowerman for the 2020 track & field seasons,” said Sam Seemes, CEO of the USTFCCCA. “This decision did not come easily....