2026 NCAA Women’s Formchart #1 — Georgia Ready To Roll Again

LAST YEAR’S FIRST FORMCHART projected the Georgia Bulldogs to steamroll the competition. And they did. They look ready to do it again. Coach Caryl Smith Gilbert’s SEC powerhouse is expected to score enough points in the sprints and relays, that they won’t even need the second wave, which has them adding numbers in both hurdles, triple jump, shot and javelin.

All in all, that projects to a huge winning score of 76 this year, leaving Florida’s 43 far in the dust, followed closely by Oregon at 39. Then there’s a bit of a gap before 7 teams clustered just 4 points apart.

Overall, just 4 of last year’s winners are favored to repeat: Doris Lemngole (steeple), Pamela Kosgei (5000), Aaliyah McCormick (100H), Hana Moll (PV).

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

TOP 10 TEAMS
1. Georgia	76
2. Florida	43
3. Oregon	39
=4. Arkansas	33
=4. Texas A&M	33
6. USC	32
=7. BYU	31
=7. Illinois	31
=9. South Carolina	29
=9. Stanford	29
(complete team scores below event picks.)

100 METERS
1.	Shenese Walker’	Florida State	Sr
2.	Adaejah Hodge’	Georgia	Fr
3.	Victoria Cameron	Tarleton State	Jr
4.	Dajaz Defrand	USC	Sr
5.	Brianna Selby	USC	So
6.	Alicia Burnett	Ole Miss	Sr
7.	Alyssa Colbert	Texas Tech	Sr
8.	Carleta Bernard’	Texas	Jr
9.	Paje Rasmussen	BYU	Jr
10.	Alexis Brown	South Carolina	Sr

200 METERS
1.	Adaejah Hodge’	Georgia	Fr
2.	Gabrielle Matthews’	Florida	Sr
3.	JaMeesia Ford	South Carolina	Jr
4.	Camryn Dickson	Texas A&M	Sr
5.	Madison Whyte	USC	Jr
6.	Kelly Ufodiama	East Carolina	So
7.	Tiriah Kelley	Baylor	Sr
8.	Christine Mallard	USC	Sr
9.	Alexis Brown	South Carolina	Sr
10.	Dajaz Defrand	USC	Sr

400 METERS
1.	Ella Onojuvwevwo’	LSU	Sr
2.	Dejanea Oakley’	Georgia	Sr
3.	Madison Whyte	USC	Jr
4.	Sanaria Butler	Arkansas	Sr
5.	Shaquena Foote’	Georgia	Sr
6.	Kaylyn Brown	Arkansas	Jr
7.	Rachel Joseph	Iowa State	Sr
8.	Vimbayi Maisvorewa’	Georgia	Sr
9.	Elise Cooper	Texas	Fr
10.	Kaelyaah Liburd’	Florida State	Jr

800 METERS
1.	Gladys Chepngetich’	Clemson	Jr
2.	Juliette Whittaker	Stanford	Sr
3.	Makayla Paige	North Carolina	Sr
4.	Sanu Jallow-Lockhart’	Arkansas	Sr
5.	Analisse Batista	Arkansas	Jr
6.	Sophia Gorriaran	Harvard	Jr
7.	Mena Scatchard’	Stanford	Sr
8.	Veronica Hargrave	Indiana	So
9.	Lauren Tolbert	Duke	Sr
10.	Makayla Clark	Iowa State	Sr

1500 METERS
1.	Wilma Nielsen’	Oregon	Sr
2.	Şilan Ayyıldız’	Oregon	Sr
3.	Rosemary Longisa’	Washington State	So
4.	Sadie Engelhardt	NC State	Fr
5.	Billah Jepkirui’	Oklahoma State	Jr
6.	Aniya Mosley	Ohio State	Sr
7.	Carmen Alder	BYU	Sr
8.	Salma Elbadra’	South Carolina	Jr
9.	Chloe Foerster	Washington	Sr
10.	Claire Stegall	Florida	Fr

STEEPLE
1.	Doris Lemngole’	Alabama	Jr
2.	Angelina Napoleon	NC State	Jr
3.	Taylor Lovell	BYU	Jr
4.	Raygan Dimond	BYU	Jr
5.	Debora Cherono’	Texas A&M	So
6.	Leah Jeruto’	Oklahoma	So
7.	Jessie Fotheringham’	NJ Institute Of Technology	Fr
8.	Katelyn Stewart-Barnett’	Michigan State	Sr
9.	Shelby Jensen	Utah State	Jr
10.	Pamela Kosgei’	New Mexico	So

5000 METERS
1.	Pamela Kosgei’	New Mexico	So
2.	Jane Hedengren	BYU	Fr
3.	Vera Sjoberg’	North Carolina	Sr
4.	Sophia Kennedy	Stanford	Jr
5.	Hayley Burns	Northern Arizona	Jr
6.	Marion Jepngetich’	New Mexico	So
7.	Nancy Cherop’	Clemson	Fr
8.	Ava Mitchell	Northern Arizona	Jr
9.	Juliet Cherubet’	Oregon	Jr
10.	Jenna Hutchins	BYU	Sr

10,000 METERS
1.	Jane Hedengren	BYU	Fr
2.	Pamela Kosgei’	New Mexico	So
3.	Hilda Olemomoi’	Florida	Sr
4.	Edna Chelulei’	Eastern Kentucky	So
5.	Jadyn Keeler’	North Dakota	Sr
6.	Judy Chepkoech’	Florida	Fr
7.	Joy Naukot’	West Virginia	So
8.	Diana Cherotich’	Oregon	So
9.	Grace Hartman	NC State	Sr
10.	Paityn Noe	Arkansas	Jr

100 HURDLES
1.	Aaliyah McCormick	Oregon	Sr
2.	Jaiya Covington	Texas A&M	Jr
3.	Ana-Liese Torian	Auburn	Jr
4.	Emmi Scales	Kentucky	Jr
5.	Habiba Harris’	Florida	So
6.	Maddi Cooper	Georgia	Fr
7.	Oneka Wilson’	Clemson	Sr
8.	Danae Nembhard’	Auburn	Sr
9.	Marcia Sey	Howard	Sr
10.	Myreanna Bebe’	Tennessee	Sr

400 HURDLES
1.	Akala Garrett	South Carolina	Jr
2.	Michelle Smith’	Georgia	So
3.	Sanaa Hebron	Miami	Jr
4.	Amelliah Birdow	Texas	Jr
5.	Vanice Kerubo Nyagisera’	Kentucky	Fr
6.	Braelyn Baker	Duke	So
7.	Vanessa Balde’	Texas Tech	Sr
8.	Allyria McBride	Vanderbilt	Sr
9.	Natalie Block	Milwaukee	Sr
10.	Mackenzie Collins	Texas	So

4 x 100
1.	Georgia	Georgia
2.	USC	USC
3.	South Carolina	South Carolina
4.	Florida	Florida
5.	Texas A&M	Texas A&M
6.	LSU	LSU
7.	Texas	Texas
8.	Texas Tech	Texas Tech
9.	Tennessee	Tennessee
10.	TCU	TCU

4 x 400
1.	Arkansas	Arkansas
2.	Georgia	Georgia
3.	South Carolina	South Carolina
4.	Florida	Florida
5.	LSU	LSU
6.	Kentucky	Kentucky
7.	Texas	Texas
8.	Duke	Duke
9.	Iowa	Iowa
10.	Texas A&M	Texas A&M

HIGH JUMP
1.	Temitope Adeshina’	Texas Tech	Jr
2.	Rose Yeboah’	Illinois	Sr
3.	Alyssa Jones	Stanford	Sr
4.	Emma Gates	Arizona	Sr
5.	Shari Enoe’	Kansas State	Jr
6.	JaiCieonna Gero-Holt	Illinois	Fr
7.	Valentina Fakrogha	UCLA	So
8.	Claire Lowrey	Texas Tech	Jr
9.	Kemarah Howard	Kentucky	Fr
10.	Maria Arboleda Angulo’	Arkansas	So

POLE VAULT
1.	Hana Moll	Washington	Jr
2.	Amanda Moll	Washington	Jr
3.	Marleen Mulla’	South Dakota	Sr
4.	Anna Willis	South Dakota	So
5.	Molly Haywood	Baylor	Jr
6.	Ashley Callahan	Louisville	Sr
7.	Emily Fitzsimmons	Oregon	Sr
8.	Hannah Grace	Tennessee	Fr
9.	Mason Meinershagen	Kansas	Jr
10.	Ali Sahaida	Cal	Sr

LONG JUMP
1.	Sophia Beckmon	Illinois	Jr
2.	Alyssa Jones	Stanford	Sr
3.	Heidi Hudson	Arkansas	Jr
4.	Alexandra Kelly	Princeton	Sr
5.	Prestina Ochonogor’	Tarleton State	So
6.	Maud Zeffou-Poaty’	Kansas State	Jr
7.	Chisom Nwafor	Kansas State	Fr
8.	Janae De Gannes’	Baylor	So
9.	Eve Divinity	Louisville	Sr
10.	Sydney Willits	Iowa State	Sr

TRIPLE JUMP
1.	Daniela Wamokpego’	Kansas State	Jr
2.	Shantae Foreman’	Clemson	Sr
3.	Tamiah Washington	Texas Tech	Jr
4.	Destini Smith	Kansas State	Fr
5.	Georgina Scoot’	Princeton	Sr
6.	Rhianna Phipps’	Nebraska	Sr
7.	Skylynn Townsend	Georgia	So
8.	Grace Oshiokpu’	Texas Tech	Jr
9.	Asia Phillips’	Florida	So
10.	Agur Dwol	Oklahoma	Sr

SHOT
1.	Axelina Johansson’	Nebraska	Sr
2.	Akaoma Odeluga	Ole Miss	Jr
3.	Nina Ndubuisi’	Georgia	Jr
4.	Megan Hague	Auburn	Sr
5.	Ashley Erasmus’	USC	So
6.	Mine De Klerk’	Nebraska	Sr
7.	Alida Van Daalen’	Florida	Jr
8.	Jessica Oji’	Penn	Fr
9.	Gracelyn Leiseth’	Florida	Jr
10.	Elizabeth Tapper	Michigan	Jr

DISCUS
1.	Alida Van Daalen’	Florida	Jr
2.	Joyce Oguama’	Alabama	Jr
3.	Ines Lopez’	Arizona State	Sr
4.	Princesse Hyman’	LSU	So
5.	Sofia Sluchaninova’	Kansas	Sr
6.	Milina Wepiwe’	Harvard	Jr
7.	Anthonett Nabwe’	Minnesota	Jr
8.	Donna Douglas	Nebraska	So
9.	Cedricka Williams’	Tennessee	Jr
10.	Taylor Kesner	Wisconsin	Sr

HAMMER
1.	Elísabet Rut Rúnarsdóttir	Texas State	Jr
2.	Anthonett Nabwe’	Minnesota	Jr
3.	Kali Terza	Kennesaw State	Sr
4.	Giavonna Meeks	Texas	Jr
5.	Lara Roberts’	Texas State	Jr
6.	Emilia Kolokotroni’	Harvard	Jr
7.	Valentina Savva’	Cal	So
8.	Charlotta Sandkulla’	Virginia	Fr
9.	Mariana Pestana’	Virginia Tech	So
10.	Marie Rougetet’	Mississippi State	So

JAVELIN
1.	Valentina Barrios’	Missouri	Sr
2.	Manuela Rotundo’	Georgia	So
3.	Irene Jepkemboi’	TCU	Jr
4.	Evie Bliss	Bucknell	Jr
5.	McKyla Van Der Westhuizen’	Rice	Sr
6.	Skylar Ciccolini	Missouri	Sr
7.	Katelyn Fairchild	Texas A&M	Sr
8.	Taysha Stubbs’	Nebraska	Fr
9.	Jana Lowka’	Nebraska	Sr
10.	Shea Greene	Princeton	Sr

HEPTATHLON
1.	Sofia Iakushina’	Texas A&M	So
2.	Liisa-Maria Lusti’	Oregon	Fr
3.	Melissa Wullschleger’	Illinois	So
4.	Sofia Cosculluela’	Washington	So
5.	Katelyn Adel’	Alabama	So
6.	JaiCieonna Gero-Holt	Illinois	Fr
7.	Juliette Laracuente-Huebner	Cincinnati	Jr
8.	Meagan Humphries	Illinois	So
9.	Lucie Kienast’	Illinois	So
10.	Jenna Fee Feyerabend’	San Diego State	Sr

COMPLETE TEAM SCORES
1.	Georgia	76
2.	Florida	43
3.	Oregon	39
=4.	Arkansas	33
=4.	Texas A&M	33
6.	USC	32
=7.	BYU	31
=7.	Illinois	31
=9.	South Carolina	29
=9.	Stanford	29
11.	Kansas State	24
=12.	Texas Tech	23
=12.	Washington	23
=14.	Alabama	22
=14.	Clemson	22
=14.	LSU	22
17.	New Mexico	21
18.	Nebraska	18
19.	Texas	15
20.	Texas State	14
=21.	Missouri	13
=21.	NC State	13
=23.	Auburn	12
=23.	Kentucky	12
=23.	North Carolina	12
=26.	Ole Miss	11
=26.	South Dakota	11
=28.	Florida State	10
=28.	Minnesota	10
=28.	Tarleton State	10
=31.	Harvard	9
=31.	Princeton	9
33.	Baylor	7
=34.	Arizona State	6
=34.	Kennesaw State	6
=34.	Miami	6
=34.	TCU	6
=34.	Washington State	6
=39.	Arizona	5
=39.	Bucknell	5
=39.	Eastern Kentucky	5
=39.	Northern Arizona	5
=43.	Duke	4
=43.	Kansas	4
=43.	North Dakota	4
=43.	Oklahoma State	4
=43.	Rice	4
=48.	East Carolina	3
=48.	Louisville	3
=48.	Ohio State	3
=48.	Oklahoma	3
=52.	Cal	2
=52.	Cincinnati	2
=52.	Iowa State	2
=52.	NJ Institute Of Technology	2
=52.	UCLA	2
=52.	West Virginia	2
=58.	Indiana	1
=58.	Michigan State	1
=58.	Penn	1
=58.	Tennessee	1
=58.	Virginia	1
=58.	Vanderbilt	1

About the author: we’re never quite sure where reclusive Special Projects Editor Roy Conrad will show up next, although he is halfway to retirement at this point.

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