Florida coach Mike Holloway, surrounded by his victorious women’s team, lifts his second team trophy of the week. The Florida men won the team title on Friday. Photo by Kevin Neri
The Florida women’s track team swept the indoor and outdoor NCAA team titles, winning the outdoor title Saturday afternoon at Hayward Field. Florida finished with 74 points, 10 points ahead of second-place Texas.
Jasmine Moore gave the Gators 20 points winning in long and triple jump, becoming the second athlete since Sheila Hudson to place first in triple and long jump at the Indoor and Outdoor NCAA Championships in back to back years.
Anna Hall won the heptathlon and finished second in the 400-meter hurdles, giving the Gators more crucial points.
Florida secured its win when Parker Valby placed second in the 5,000 meters.
Here’s the list of winners from the women’s competition and links to all of SOJC Track’s coverage:
- Women’s hammer throw: Camryn Rogers (Cal), 254-10
- Women’s pole vault: Gabriela Leon (Louisville), 15-1
- Women’s javelin: Ashton Riner (BYU), 191-1
- Women’s long jump: Jasmine Moore (Florida), 22-3/4
- Women’s shot put: Adelaide Aquilla (Ohio State), 64-5
- Women’s 10,000m: Mercy Chelangat (Alabama), 32:37.08
- Women’s high jump: Lamara Distin (Texas A&M), 6-4
- Women’s discus: Jorinde Van Klinken (ASU), 203-11
- Women’s 4x100m relay: Texas Longhorns, 42.42
- Women’s 1,500m: Sintayehu Vissa (Ole Miss), 4:09.42
- Women’s triple jump: Jasmine Moore (Florida), 46-11
- Women’s 3000m steeplechase: Courtney Wayment (BYU), 9:16.00
- Women’s 110m hurdles: Alia Armstrong (LSU), 12.57
- Women’s 100m: Julien Alfred (Texas), 11.02
- Women’s 400m: Talitha Diggs (Florida), 49.99
- Women’s 800m: Kristie Schoffield (Boise State), 2:01.09
- Women’s 400m hurdles: Britton Wilson (Arkansas), 53.86
- Women’s 200m: Abby Steiner (Kentucky), 21.80
- Women’s 5000m: Katelyn Tuohy (North Carolina State), 15:18.39
- Women’s Heptathlon: Anna Hall (Florida) 6,385
- Women’s 4x400m relay: Kentucky Wildcats 3:22.55
