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UW-La Crosse might still headline the National TFRI, but now second-ranked
Loras jumped two spots and gained ground between Week 7 and Week 8. The Duhawks added or improved five national top-10 marks this past weekend, including the second-best discus performance of the season from
Carly Fisher at 48.15m (158-0). Other strong efforts by Loras athletes came in the sprints (
Terrianna Black and
Marion Edwards are now ranked fourth nationally in the 100 and 200, respectively) as well as the 400H (
Elayna Bahl moved up to No. 3 on the seasonal chart) and 4×100 relay (No. 2, 46.87).
Both
Ithaca and
UW-Eau Claire dropped one spot as the Duhawks soared past them. The Bombers did receive a strong effort from
2021 NAIA Women’s Outdoor Track & Field Rating Index – Week 7
NEW ORLEANS – Seven teams that are eyeing podium spots in Gulf Shores have separated themselves from the rest of the field in the latest
NAIA Women’s Outdoor Track & Field National Rating Index, released by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) on Wednesday.
Those seven teams remained at their respective positions while the rest of the National TFRI saw movement among the ranks.
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UW-La Crosse is still followed by second-ranked
Ithaca. The Eagles added seven new or improved national top-10 marks this past weekend at the WIAC Outdoor Championships, though.
Skye Digman had her hand in two of those efforts as she is ranked third nationally in the shot put at 14.71m (48-3¼) and fourth nationally in the discus at 45.85m (150-5). Another pair of strong marks was turned in by
Hannah Zenkovich in the hurdles as she now sits fifth nationally in both the 100H (14.22) and 400H (1:02.21).
UW-Eau Claire jumped two spots and gained even more ground on the top-2 teams thanks to its performance at the WIAC Outdoor Championships. The Blugold added or improved five new national top-10 marks to their ledger, including the second-best mark in the 4×100 of 47.28. UW-Eau Claire also saw