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

Per the early-line forecast, Georgia looks powerfully primed for a third straight title after ’25 Outdoor and ’26 Indoor wins. (KIRBY LEE/IMAGE OF SPORT)

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. Georgia76
2. Florida43
3. Oregon39
=4. Arkansas33
=4. Texas A&M33
6. USC32
=7. BYU31
=7. Illinois31
=9. South Carolina29
=9. Stanford29
(complete team scores below event picks.)
100 METERS
1.Shenese Walker’Florida StateSr
2.Adaejah Hodge’GeorgiaFr
3.Victoria CameronTarleton StateJr
4.Dajaz DefrandUSCSr
5.Brianna SelbyUSCSo
6.Alicia BurnettOle MissSr
7.Alyssa ColbertTexas TechSr
8.Carleta Bernard’TexasJr
9.Paje RasmussenBYUJr
10.Alexis BrownSouth CarolinaSr
200 METERS
1.Adaejah Hodge’GeorgiaFr
2.Gabrielle Matthews’FloridaSr
3.JaMeesia FordSouth CarolinaJr
4.Camryn DicksonTexas A&MSr
5.Madison WhyteUSCJr
6.Kelly UfodiamaEast CarolinaSo
7.Tiriah KelleyBaylorSr
8.Christine MallardUSCSr
9.Alexis BrownSouth CarolinaSr
10.Dajaz DefrandUSCSr
400 METERS
1.Ella Onojuvwevwo’LSUSr
2.Dejanea Oakley’GeorgiaSr
3.Madison WhyteUSCJr
4.Sanaria ButlerArkansasSr
5.Shaquena Foote’GeorgiaSr
6.Kaylyn BrownArkansasJr
7.Rachel JosephIowa StateSr
8.Vimbayi Maisvorewa’GeorgiaSr
9.Elise CooperTexasFr
10.Kaelyaah Liburd’Florida StateJr
800 METERS
1.Gladys Chepngetich’ClemsonJr
2.Juliette WhittakerStanfordSr
3.Makayla PaigeNorth CarolinaSr
4.Sanu Jallow-Lockhart’ArkansasSr
5.Analisse BatistaArkansasJr
6.Sophia GorriaranHarvardJr
7.Mena Scatchard’StanfordSr
8.Veronica HargraveIndianaSo
9.Lauren TolbertDukeSr
10.Makayla ClarkIowa StateSr
1500 METERS
1.Wilma Nielsen’OregonSr
2.Şilan Ayyıldız’OregonSr
3.Rosemary Longisa’Washington StateSo
4.Sadie EngelhardtNC StateFr
5.Billah Jepkirui’Oklahoma StateJr
6.Aniya MosleyOhio StateSr
7.Carmen AlderBYUSr
8.Salma Elbadra’South CarolinaJr
9.Chloe FoersterWashingtonSr
10.Claire StegallFloridaFr
STEEPLE
1.Doris Lemngole’AlabamaJr
2.Angelina NapoleonNC StateJr
3.Taylor LovellBYUJr
4.Raygan DimondBYUJr
5.Debora Cherono’Texas A&MSo
6.Leah Jeruto’OklahomaSo
7.Jessie Fotheringham’NJ Institute Of TechnologyFr
8.Katelyn Stewart-Barnett’Michigan StateSr
9.Shelby JensenUtah StateJr
10.Pamela Kosgei’New MexicoSo
5000 METERS
1.Pamela Kosgei’New MexicoSo
2.Jane HedengrenBYUFr
3.Vera Sjoberg’North CarolinaSr
4.Sophia KennedyStanfordJr
5.Hayley BurnsNorthern ArizonaJr
6.Marion Jepngetich’New MexicoSo
7.Nancy Cherop’ClemsonFr
8.Ava MitchellNorthern ArizonaJr
9.Juliet Cherubet’OregonJr
10.Jenna HutchinsBYUSr
10,000 METERS
1.Jane HedengrenBYUFr
2.Pamela Kosgei’New MexicoSo
3.Hilda Olemomoi’FloridaSr
4.Edna Chelulei’Eastern KentuckySo
5.Jadyn Keeler’North DakotaSr
6.Judy Chepkoech’FloridaFr
7.Joy Naukot’West VirginiaSo
8.Diana Cherotich’OregonSo
9.Grace HartmanNC StateSr
10.Paityn NoeArkansasJr
100 HURDLES
1.Aaliyah McCormickOregonSr
2.Jaiya CovingtonTexas A&MJr
3.Ana-Liese TorianAuburnJr
4.Emmi ScalesKentuckyJr
5.Habiba Harris’FloridaSo
6.Maddi CooperGeorgiaFr
7.Oneka Wilson’ClemsonSr
8.Danae Nembhard’AuburnSr
9.Marcia SeyHowardSr
10.Myreanna Bebe’TennesseeSr
400 HURDLES
1.Akala GarrettSouth CarolinaJr
2.Michelle Smith’GeorgiaSo
3.Sanaa HebronMiamiJr
4.Amelliah BirdowTexasJr
5.Vanice Kerubo Nyagisera’KentuckyFr
6.Braelyn BakerDukeSo
7.Vanessa Balde’Texas TechSr
8.Allyria McBrideVanderbiltSr
9.Natalie BlockMilwaukeeSr
10.Mackenzie CollinsTexasSo
4 x 100
1.GeorgiaGeorgia
2.USCUSC
3.South CarolinaSouth Carolina
4.FloridaFlorida
5.Texas A&MTexas A&M
6.LSULSU
7.TexasTexas
8.Texas TechTexas Tech
9.TennesseeTennessee
10.TCUTCU
4 x 400
1.ArkansasArkansas
2.GeorgiaGeorgia
3.South CarolinaSouth Carolina
4.FloridaFlorida
5.LSULSU
6.KentuckyKentucky
7.TexasTexas
8.DukeDuke
9.IowaIowa
10.Texas A&MTexas A&M
HIGH JUMP
1.Temitope Adeshina’Texas TechJr
2.Rose Yeboah’IllinoisSr
3.Alyssa JonesStanfordSr
4.Emma GatesArizonaSr
5.Shari Enoe’Kansas StateJr
6.JaiCieonna Gero-HoltIllinoisFr
7.Valentina FakroghaUCLASo
8.Claire LowreyTexas TechJr
9.Kemarah HowardKentuckyFr
10.Maria Arboleda Angulo’ArkansasSo
POLE VAULT
1.Hana MollWashingtonJr
2.Amanda MollWashingtonJr
3.Marleen Mulla’South DakotaSr
4.Anna WillisSouth DakotaSo
5.Molly HaywoodBaylorJr
6.Ashley CallahanLouisvilleSr
7.Emily FitzsimmonsOregonSr
8.Hannah GraceTennesseeFr
9.Mason MeinershagenKansasJr
10.Ali SahaidaCalSr
LONG JUMP
1.Sophia BeckmonIllinoisJr
2.Alyssa JonesStanfordSr
3.Heidi HudsonArkansasJr
4.Alexandra KellyPrincetonSr
5.Prestina Ochonogor’Tarleton StateSo
6.Maud Zeffou-Poaty’Kansas StateJr
7.Chisom NwaforKansas StateFr
8.Janae De Gannes’BaylorSo
9.Eve DivinityLouisvilleSr
10.Sydney WillitsIowa StateSr
TRIPLE JUMP
1.Daniela Wamokpego’Kansas StateJr
2.Shantae Foreman’ClemsonSr
3.Tamiah WashingtonTexas TechJr
4.Destini SmithKansas StateFr
5.Georgina Scoot’PrincetonSr
6.Rhianna Phipps’NebraskaSr
7.Skylynn TownsendGeorgiaSo
8.Grace Oshiokpu’Texas TechJr
9.Asia Phillips’FloridaSo
10.Agur DwolOklahomaSr
SHOT
1.Axelina Johansson’NebraskaSr
2.Akaoma OdelugaOle MissJr
3.Nina Ndubuisi’GeorgiaJr
4.Megan HagueAuburnSr
5.Ashley Erasmus’USCSo
6.Mine De Klerk’NebraskaSr
7.Alida Van Daalen’FloridaJr
8.Jessica Oji’PennFr
9.Gracelyn Leiseth’FloridaJr
10.Elizabeth TapperMichiganJr
DISCUS
1.Alida Van Daalen’FloridaJr
2.Joyce Oguama’AlabamaJr
3.Ines Lopez’Arizona StateSr
4.Princesse Hyman’LSUSo
5.Sofia Sluchaninova’KansasSr
6.Milina Wepiwe’HarvardJr
7.Anthonett Nabwe’MinnesotaJr
8.Donna DouglasNebraskaSo
9.Cedricka Williams’TennesseeJr
10.Taylor KesnerWisconsinSr
HAMMER
1.Elísabet Rut RúnarsdóttirTexas StateJr
2.Anthonett Nabwe’MinnesotaJr
3.Kali TerzaKennesaw StateSr
4.Giavonna MeeksTexasJr
5.Lara Roberts’Texas StateJr
6.Emilia Kolokotroni’HarvardJr
7.Valentina Savva’CalSo
8.Charlotta Sandkulla’VirginiaFr
9.Mariana Pestana’Virginia TechSo
10.Marie Rougetet’Mississippi StateSo
JAVELIN
1.Valentina Barrios’MissouriSr
2.Manuela Rotundo’GeorgiaSo
3.Irene Jepkemboi’TCUJr
4.Evie BlissBucknellJr
5.McKyla Van Der Westhuizen’RiceSr
6.Skylar CiccoliniMissouriSr
7.Katelyn FairchildTexas A&MSr
8.Taysha Stubbs’NebraskaFr
9.Jana Lowka’NebraskaSr
10.Shea GreenePrincetonSr
HEPTATHLON
1.Sofia Iakushina’Texas A&MSo
2.Liisa-Maria Lusti’OregonFr
3.Melissa Wullschleger’IllinoisSo
4.Sofia Cosculluela’WashingtonSo
5.Katelyn Adel’AlabamaSo
6.JaiCieonna Gero-HoltIllinoisFr
7.Juliette Laracuente-HuebnerCincinnatiJr
8.Meagan HumphriesIllinoisSo
9.Lucie Kienast’IllinoisSo
10.Jenna Fee Feyerabend’San Diego StateSr
COMPLETE TEAM SCORES
1.Georgia76
2.Florida43
3.Oregon39
=4.Arkansas33
=4.Texas A&M33
6.USC32
=7.BYU31
=7.Illinois31
=9.South Carolina29
=9.Stanford29
11.Kansas State24
=12.Texas Tech23
=12.Washington23
=14.Alabama22
=14.Clemson22
=14.LSU22
17.New Mexico21
18.Nebraska18
19.Texas15
20.Texas State14
=21.Missouri13
=21.NC State13
=23.Auburn12
=23.Kentucky12
=23.North Carolina12
=26.Ole Miss11
=26.South Dakota11
=28.Florida State10
=28.Minnesota10
=28.Tarleton State10
=31.Harvard9
=31.Princeton9
33.Baylor7
=34.Arizona State6
=34.Kennesaw State6
=34.Miami6
=34.TCU6
=34.Washington State6
=39.Arizona5
=39.Bucknell5
=39.Eastern Kentucky5
=39.Northern Arizona5
=43.Duke4
=43.Kansas4
=43.North Dakota4
=43.Oklahoma State4
=43.Rice4
=48.East Carolina3
=48.Louisville3
=48.Ohio State3
=48.Oklahoma3
=52.Cal2
=52.Cincinnati2
=52.Iowa State2
=52.NJ Institute Of Technology2
=52.UCLA2
=52.West Virginia2
=58.Indiana1
=58.Michigan State1
=58.Penn1
=58.Tennessee1
=58.Virginia1
=58.Vanderbilt1

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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