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[Top Row Dawg]

 With Love for Uncle John Always!

Woof™ For 16th Best Season in History of UGA Football #6 Final AP Poll (SEC Champs)

EUGENE, Ore. --- The Georgia women's track and field team exploded for 73 points to win its first national outdoor title by 26 points as the NCAA Championships wrapped up on Saturday.



Senior Elena Kulichenko (high jump), junior Aaliyah Butler (400-meter dash) and Butler, Michelle Smith, Dejanea Oakley and Sydney Harris (4x400m relay) captured national crowns. During the women's first day of action on Thursday, graduate transfer Stephanie Ratcliffe won her second career hammer throw title. 

So that's 4 National Champion individual and relay events and the team event (5 National Championships)!!!

Oakley collected silver in the 400m, Smith managed bronze in the 400m hurdles and freshman Skylynn Townsend posted a personal best to take sixth in the triple jump.  Freshman Manuela Rotundo and senior Lianna Davidson finished second and fourth in the javelin.  Finally, senior Kelsie Murrell-Ross steadily improved during her series to finish sixth in the shot put.

Director of Track & Field Caryl Smith Gilbert adds the 2025 championship to her 2018 and 2021 women's titles while leading USC's program.  Smith Gilbert was also on Tennessee's staff when the indoor squad won the 2005 championship.  With Saturday's championship, Smith Gilbert becomes the first collegiate female coach to win NCAA track and field championships at two separate schools.

WOMEN

1. GEORGIA (73)
2. USC (47)
3. Texas A&M (43)
4. Washington (31)
5. Illinois (29.5)
6. Stanford (29)
7. South Carolina (28)
8. Arkansas (26)
9. New Mexico (25)
T-10. Oregon (23)
T-10. Texas (23) 

[CDXX]

Morning TRD. Thank you

[samjo]

Mornin' already!

4:52!

[Top Row Dawg]

Morning you two TF Superstars. Pretty easy to pick out the shot put woman above, eh?