MacBruin
Joined: 8/27/06 Posts: 4,641

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Posted Wed, Dec 11 11:13 am
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Here are my selections for the best returning and new athletes on the women's track and field squad at UCLA this coming season. The women may be able to field better relay teams than the men, and they have multiple point scorers in the field events.
Best Returning Athletes
Ka'Leila Abrille; grad; 14-05.25 pole vault Katerina Adamiec; grad; 13-11.75 pole vault Asha Fletcher; grad; 43-8.75 triple jump Sydney Johnson; senior; 5,514 heptathlon Mia Kane; senior; 9:15.16 3000m Jade McDonald; senior; 40-05.5 triple jump, 18-7 long jump Yanla Ndjip-Nyemeck; redshirt senior; 12.99 100m hurdles Rose Pittman; grad; 2:03.63 800m Lyvante Su'emai; senior; 50-04.75 shot put, 182-08 discus, 208-07 hammer throw
Most Promising Newcomers
Emie Berger; frosh; 4:18.97 1500m Valentina Fakrogha; frosh; 5-8.75 high jump Lamaiya Henderson; frosh; 11.61 100m, 23.92 200m, 54.18 400m Mia Holden; frosh; 13.81 100m hurdles (got second in the event at '24 state meet) Ava Kellenberg; frosh; 19-6 long jump, 40-8.25 triple jump Kayla McBride; 11.93 100m; 23.72 200m Celeste Polzonetti; frosh (from Italy); 13.32 100m hurdles Taylor Snaer; soph (from Modesto JC); 11.25 100m, 22.96 200m, 54.56 400m Jana van Schalkwyk; grad (from So. Africa); 189-11 javelin
As a final thought, Joanna Hayes and her assistants should attract progressively more talented athletes to UCLA's track and field program. I'm optimistic. |
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