Not including the relays these are the individual entrants.

Women's side look for Gittens and Acquah to contribute big points in the field events. Stevenson should score around 5th place points in the TJ and Brown has that potential. Matocha is probably sitting around 10th in the HJ, but she could score a couple points if the misses fall right for us. Milton is on the edge of scoring in the LJ also. Running wise, I expect the 400 (Richardson,Robinson-Jones) and 800(Young, Parker) groups to score and I expect Driscoll and Warren to eke out some points in the 3K and 5K.

Men's out look is similar, but less opportunities for field points. Our 400 (Deadmon, Walton) and 800 (Dixon, Orange) groups should do well. Casarez and Bishop should be competing for 6th place points. Yeboah could score if he performs up to his PB. Best chance for field points are in the TJ with Mason, Stevenson, and Walker and McQuirter in LJ. PV looks kind of open, but Freeman and Davis need to match or beat their PB.


Women
Mile-Bernardo
60M-Aliu, Hall, Ivy
400M-Richardson, Robinson-Jones
60H-Smith, Robinson
800M-Young, Parker
5K-Driscoll, Santoro, Warren
200M-Madubuike,Ivy, Hall
3K-Bernardo, Hopper, Driscoll, Santoro, Warren

SP-Clay
WT-N/A
LJ-Acquah, Gittens, Milton, Stevenson, Brown
TJ-Acquah,Stevenson, Brown
PV- N/A
HJ-Gittens, Andress,Matocha

Pent -Gittens, Andress, Preiss

Men
Mile-McPhail
60M-Yeboah, Martin
400M-Deadmon, Walton, Zamzow
60H-Turay, Schulman
800M-Dixon, Orange
5K- Casarez, Bishop
200M-Broome, Martin
3K-McPhail, Hoffpauir, Casarez, Bishop, Seagraves

SP-N/A
WT-Brown
LJ-Walker,McQuirter
TJ-Mason, Stevenson, Walker
PV-Davis,Freeman
HJ-Corbin,Farley,Lamberth,Walker

Hept- Burns

as Coach Henry says, " hopefully everyone has their best day on the same day"

you really have to give Gittens a huge load of credit for winning the SEC Pentathlon in a school record and then coming back a few minutes after running that last 800 event and getting 4th in the SEC long jump. Not many would try it, much less do that well.