
Florida Track and Field Teams Ranked No. 2 in Outdoor Ratings Index
Monday, April 18, 2022 | Track and Field
GAINESVILLE, Fla. – Following an outstanding showing at the Tom Jones Memorial this past weekend, both of Florida's track and field teams are ranked No. 2 in the latest edition of the Outdoor Ratings Index as announced by the USTFCCCA on Monday afternoon.
 
Florida's women continue their streak of being ranked in the top-5 of every single poll this season while the men achieve their highest ranking of the season.
 
The Gators put on a show this past weekend, finishing the Tom Jones Memorial with two school records, a Guyanese national record and a collegiate record.
 
The highlight of the meet came in the final race of the competition. For the first time since the SEC Indoor Championships in February, the Gators put out the 4x400 relay team of Jacory Patterson, Ryan Willie, Jacob Miley and Champion Allison.
 
In a field full of outstanding talent, Florida ran 2:58.53, smashing the collegiate record in the process. Prior to the Gators' race, no collegiate team had ever run sub-2:59.00 in the 4x400 relay.
 
The record-breaking time was just one of a number of outstanding performances for the Gators.
 
Jacory Patterson (10.11), Dedrick Vanover (10.11), Joseph Fahnbulleh (10.15) and Tyler Davis (10.17) all ran sub-10.20 times in the 100 meters after running the 4x100 relay in 38.70.
 
Grace Stark broke the school record in the 100-meter hurdles twice in one day. After going 12.67 in the prelims, Stark came back and beat a talented field in the final in 12.58 to establish the No. 3 time in the NCAA this season.
 
With that performance, Stark moves into No. 10 in NCAA history in the event.
 
Jasmine Moore (14.07m/46-2) and Natricia Hooper (14.03m/46-0.5) moved into No. 1 and 2 collegiately this season in the Triple Jump.
 
They are the only two women's collegiate triple jumpers to jump over 14 meters this season.
 
In the process, Hooper broke the Guyanese national record in the Triple Jump. She now holds the record both indoors and outdoors for her native country.
 
The Gators get this weekend off before closing out the regular season with a split weekend at the LSU Invitational (Sprints/Jumps, April 30) and North Florida Invitational (Throws/Distance, April 29-30).
 
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Florida's women continue their streak of being ranked in the top-5 of every single poll this season while the men achieve their highest ranking of the season.
The Gators put on a show this past weekend, finishing the Tom Jones Memorial with two school records, a Guyanese national record and a collegiate record.
The highlight of the meet came in the final race of the competition. For the first time since the SEC Indoor Championships in February, the Gators put out the 4x400 relay team of Jacory Patterson, Ryan Willie, Jacob Miley and Champion Allison.
In a field full of outstanding talent, Florida ran 2:58.53, smashing the collegiate record in the process. Prior to the Gators' race, no collegiate team had ever run sub-2:59.00 in the 4x400 relay.
The record-breaking time was just one of a number of outstanding performances for the Gators.
Jacory Patterson (10.11), Dedrick Vanover (10.11), Joseph Fahnbulleh (10.15) and Tyler Davis (10.17) all ran sub-10.20 times in the 100 meters after running the 4x100 relay in 38.70.
Grace Stark broke the school record in the 100-meter hurdles twice in one day. After going 12.67 in the prelims, Stark came back and beat a talented field in the final in 12.58 to establish the No. 3 time in the NCAA this season.
With that performance, Stark moves into No. 10 in NCAA history in the event.
Jasmine Moore (14.07m/46-2) and Natricia Hooper (14.03m/46-0.5) moved into No. 1 and 2 collegiately this season in the Triple Jump.
They are the only two women's collegiate triple jumpers to jump over 14 meters this season.
In the process, Hooper broke the Guyanese national record in the Triple Jump. She now holds the record both indoors and outdoors for her native country.
The Gators get this weekend off before closing out the regular season with a split weekend at the LSU Invitational (Sprints/Jumps, April 30) and North Florida Invitational (Throws/Distance, April 29-30).
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