

The Bowerman: Women’s Watch List At The 2018 NCAA DI Outdoor Championships
EUGENE, Oregon – Today is the final day that female collegiate track & field athletes can impress The Bowerman Watch List Committee.
Following the conclusion of the 2018 NCAA Division I Outdoor Track & Field Championships, the Watch List will convene and pick the 10 semifinalist for collegiate track & field’s highest honor. Those names will be announced on Wednesday, June 13 at 3 pm CT.
But first, here is a look at what members of the last Watch List – the Pre-NCAA Outdoor Championships Watch List – have been up to in Eugene, Oregon.
Kentucky’s Jasmine Camacho-Quinn
- Wednesday: Top qualifier in the 100 hurdles at 12.54 (No. 6 in collegiate history, No. 4 in meet history); Finished 20th in the 200 at 23.44; 2nd leg of 4th fastest qualifying 4×100 relay; 2nd leg of 4th fastest qualifying 4×400 relay
- Friday: Will compete in the finals of the 100 hurdles, 4×100 relay and 4×400 relay
Southern California’s Kendall Ellis
- Wednesday: 3rd fastest qualifier in the 400 at 51.38; 2nd leg of 3rd fastest qualifying 4×100 relay; Anchor leg of 4th fastest qualifying 4×400 relay (51.13 split)
- Friday: Will compete in the finals of the 400, 4×100 relay and 4×400 relay
Arizona State’s Maggie Ewen
- Wednesday: NCAA champ in the shot put at 19.17m (62-10¾), which is No. 5 in collegiate outdoor history and No. 2 in meet history
- Friday: Will compete in the final of the discus
LSU’s Aleia Hobbs
- Wednesday: Top qualifier in the 100 at 10.91 (4th fastest time in collegiate history); Ran anchor leg of 4×100 relay, which broke the meet record and Hayward Field record
- Friday: Will compete in the finals of the 100 and 4×100 relay
Georgia’s Lynna Irby
- Wednesday: Top qualifier in the 400 at 50.11 (6th fastest time in collegiate outdoor history); 2nd fastest qualifier in the 200 at 22.37
- Friday: Will compete in the finals of the 400 and 200
Arkansas’ Lexi Jacobus
- Wednesday: Finished 2nd in the pole vault at 4.50m (14-9)
- Friday: Does not compete
Kentucky’s Sydney McLaughlin
- Wednesday: Top qualifier in the 400 hurdles at 54.15 (6th fastest time in collegiate history); Ran 3rd leg of 2nd fastest qualifying 4×400 relay (50.13 split)
- Friday: Will compete in the finals of the 400 hurdles, 4×400 relay
Georgia’s Keturah Orji
- Wednesday: NCAA champ in the long jump at 6.67m (21-10¾)
- Friday: Will compete in the final of the triple jump
Missouri’s Karissa Schweizer
- Wednesday: Finished 3rd in the 10,000 at 32:14.94
- Friday: Will compete in the final of the 5000
Harvard’s Gabby Thomas
- Wednesday: Finished 14th in the 100 at 11.26; Fastest qualifier in the 200 at 22.36
- Friday: Will compete in the final of the 200