Josie Puelz in the pole vault (3.95m/12-11½),
Adrianna Shaw in the shot put (14.27m/46-10),
Erin Painter in the discus (48.75m/159-11) and
Elizabeth Stottlemyre in the javelin (45.13m/148-1). Shaw also has a pair of No. 2 rankings in the discus (46.03m/151-0) and hammer throw (54.00m/177-2). What’s even more impressive for the Bulldogs is that they have six of the top-10 nationally ranked marks in the discus.
Southeastern (Fla.) comes in at No. 2 for another week and claimed five top-10 nationally ranked efforts from five different athletes at the Spikes Classic:
Jaqual Bush in the 100 (No. 6, 11.93);
Hastings (Neb.) and No. 5
Dordt (Iowa) claim the top spots in Week 5. The only change this week came from the Crusaders and the Broncos trading places.
William Carey continued to improve its standing in the National TFRI on the strength of five marks that rank within the top-10 nationally at the Carey Indoor Qualifier:
Aniekeme Etim holds the national lead in the 60 (7.38);
Fredricka Mckenzie is No. 3 in the 60 (7.51);
Nevagant Jones is No. 3 in the triple jump (12.11m/39-8¾) and No. 8 in the long jump (5.67m/18-7¼). The aforementioned Jones was a contributing leg of the 4×400 that clocked the No. 3 time in 3:53.81.