Track & Field 2k21: Top Hurdlers
Checking out the top women around the NCAA
Here is a look at the top 100-meter hurdles performers in some NCAA conferences around the country, as of April 25, 2021.
Big Ten 100-Meter Hurdles Leaders
Jenny Kimbro, Iowa 13.42
Destiny Huven, Wisconsin 13.43
Yasmin Brooks, Penn State 13.50
Tionna Tobias, Iowa 13.58
Alexus Pyles, Ohio State 13.69
Paige McGee, Iowa 13.71
Nadia Hackett, Maryland 13.77
Myreanna Bebe, Iowa 13.81
K'Ja Talley, Purdue 13.88
Darby Thomas, Nebraska 13.90
Icisys Sadler, Rutgers 13.94
Michaiah Thomas, Michigan 13.98
Ekaterina Hupalo, Penn State 13.99
Conference USA 100-Meter Hurdles Leaders
Maribel Caicedo, UTEP 13.51
Alanah Yukich, UTSA 13.67
Justice Coutee-McCullum, Rice 13.70
Safiyyah Mitchell, Marshall 13.79
Lyric Choise, North Texas 13.85
Taylor Robinson, Marshall 13.88
Makiyah Sills, UAB 13.90
Monica Johnson, North Texas 13.99
Marquasha Myers, Southern Miss 14.00
Brittany Floyd, UAB 14.13
Faith Roberson, UTSA 14.18
Jamine Griffin, Southern Miss 14.40
Koriyunna Arrington, Southern Miss 14.43
Horizon League 100-Meter Hurdles Leaders
Jesseca Hudson-Turpin, Purdue Ft. Wayne 14.14
Kyri Jackson, Detroit 14.16
Naomi Hallman, Oakland 14.22
Emily Schaub, Oakland 14.32
Dylan Kirkwood, Purdue Ft. Wayne 14.45
Teddi Kinsey, Youngstown State 14.53
Emily Bee, Youngstown State 14.63
Natalie Block, Milwaukee 14.75
Gabriella Parker, Robert Morris 14.76
Roseferia Philogene, Oakland 14.81
Madison Murry, Youngstown 14.92
MEAC 100-Meter Hurdles Leaders
TeJyrica Robinson, North Carolina A&T 12.97
Madeleine Akobundu, North Carolina A&T 13.06
Paula Salmon, North Carolina A&T 13.07
Breanne Bygrave, North Carolina A&T 13.38
Kaya Dunbar, Howard 13.75
Catherine Glenn, Delaware State 14.31
Jonae Harris, Florida A&M 14.36
Indya Richards, Norfolk State 14.43
Kenydi McWilliams, North Carolina Central 14.45
Jaysha Carter, Coppin State 14.50
Jada Harrison, Flordia A&M 14.74
Dahja Price, Norforlk State 14.77
Alliayah Ottley, Morgan State 14.79
Mid American Conference 100-Meter Hurdles Leaders
Remy Amarteifio, Northern Illinois 13.54
Anasja Troutman, Ball State 14.03
Kennedy Batts, Ball State 14.06
Morgan Iverson, Eastern Michigan 14.25
Scout Regular, Northern Illinois 14.26
Sarinity Bracey, Western Michigan 14.29
Angel Gazaway, Eastern Michigan 14.29
Alysse Wade, Eastern Michigan 14.29
Jacqueline Pokuaah, Akron 14.42
Peyton Korytkowski, Central Michigan 14.44
Kayla Walters, Miami 14.47
Ashleigh Kitrell, Ohio 14.51
Missouri Valley Conference 100-Meter Hurdles Leaders
Mya Robinson, Illinois State 13.92
Aleenah Marcucci, Northern Iowa 14.04
Jordyn Bruce, Illinois State 14.12
Savannah Long, Southern Illinois 14.17
Zoe Sullivan, Indiana State 14.19
Talia Emerson, Missouri State 14.23
Hannah Schau, Northern Iowa 14.44
Ryann Porter, Indiana State 14.49
Riley Tuerff, Indiana State 14.57
Madison Meyer, Southern Illinois 14.66
Patrice Watson, Northern Iowa 14.67
Isabel Velasco, Loyola 14.73
Jayla Williams, Indiana State 14.82
Kyra Koontz, Bradley 14.83
Megan Hudson, Northern Iowa 15.01
PAC-12 100-Meter Hurdles Leaders
Anna Cockerell, USC 12.84
Jasmine Jones, USC 12.89
Mecca McGlaston, USC 13.14
Deshae Wise, California 13.15
Emily Sloan, Oregon 13.16
Charisma Taylor, Washington State 13.42
Alexas Webster, Oregon 13.48
Lyndsey Lopes, Washington 13.49
Keira Christie-Galloway, Arizona State 13.51
Ida Eikeng, Washington 13.55
Allie Jones, Stanford 13.55
Rhesa Foster, Oregon 13.89
SEC 100-Meter Hurdles Leaders
Tonea Marshall, LSU 12.53
Alia Armstrong, LSU 12.85
Yoveinny Mota, Arkansas 12.91
Daszay Freeman, Arkansas 12.92
Milan Young, LSU 12.95
Masai Russell, Kentucky 13.00
Rosealee Cooper, Mississippi State 13.10
Tyra Gittens, Texas A&M 13.14
Jayla Hollis, Arkansas 13.14
Faith Ross, Kentucky 13.15
Desitnee Rocker, South Carolina 13.16
Kaylah Robinson, Texas A&M 13.17
Brittley Humprey, LSU 13.19
Summer Thorpe, Texas A&M 13.19
Alexis Ducan, Tennessee 13.26
SWAC 100-Meter Hurdles Leaders
Safiya John, Arkansas-Pine Bluff 13.56
Jyzmin Gray, Arkansas-Pine Bluff 14.02
Ariayanna Val, Alabama State 14.50
Tynika Grant, Prairie View 14.82
Shatoya Linzer, Southern 14.85
Akili Please-Carnie, Alcorn State 14.91
Kayla Jenkins, Texas Southern 14.98
Jahelle Cato, Jackson State 15.00
Dominique Ellis, Pairie View 15.06
DeKari Courtney, Alcorn State 15.10
Erykah Byias, Prairie View 15.11
Jessilyn Nicholas, Texas Southern 15.15
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