UW-La Crosse, with an absolutely staggering among of entries into the meet, is a heavy favorite to win its fourth team title in program history. If the Eagles can accomplish that feat, it would be their first crown since 2015. Fourteen of UW-La Crosse’s 23 entries are ranked among the top-10 performers this season. The Eagles have multiple entries in the 100H (x3), pole vault (x2), triple jump (x2), hammer throw (x3) and heptathlon (x2).
Loras, the 2019 champion, sits second. The Duhawks bring 13 entries with them, of which nine are ranked among the top-5 performers this season.
Terrianna Black (triple jump),
George Fox and
UW-La Crosse remained the respective No. 1 and No. 2 teams for the second week in a row. The Bruins added or improved two national top-10 marks to their ledger this past weekend (
Emily Rohrer’s No. 4 time in the 100 of 12.15 was the big one), while the Eagles bettered six of their own marks (
Skye Digman is No. 3 in the discus at 45.30m (148-8);
Savannah Rygiewicz is No. 3 in the 100 at 12.14w for the notable achievements).
Ithaca jumped five spots from No. 8 to No. 3 thanks to its efforts at the Rochester-Ithaca-RIT Triangular. The Bombers hold seven national top-10 marks, including four that they amassed this past weekend:
NCAA & NJCAA OTF National Athletes of the Week (April 6)
NEW ORLEANS – National Athletes of the Week for April 6 were announced on Tuesday by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA).
Here are those individuals who earned national honors from the USTFCCCA for their efforts during the continuing outdoor track & field season.
NCAA Division I Men – Cole Hocker, Oregon
NCAA Division I Women – Camryn Rogers, California
NCAA Division II Men – Brett Thompson, Pittsburg State
NCAA Division II Women – Marie-Jeanne Ourega, Academy of Art
NCAA Division III Men – Dallas Wright, Wartburg
NCAA Division III Women – Parley Hannan, Ithaca