The trio of Gators combined for four national titles in the indoor season enroute to the 2022 NCAA Indoor National Championship and have started the outdoor season in tremendous fashion.
Moore has appeared on all five of the watch lists this season while Stark and Hall have appeared on four of them.
Hall opened the outdoor season in dominating fashion by setting an NCAA and World lead in the Heptathlon at the end of March. Her 6412 points she tallied across the seven events at the Texas Relays is nearly 500 more than the next best collegian in the nation.
On top of that, the Highlands Ranch, Colo. native has had roles on Florida's 4x100 and 4x400 relay teams and broke the school record in the 400-meter hurdles (55.35) at the Pepsi Florida Relays.
Moore opened up her outdoor season at the Texas Relays when she jumped 6.75m/22-1.75 in the Long Jump. That mark puts her No. 2 in school history and No. 4 in the NCAA this season.
At the Tom Jones Memorial, the Grand Prairie, Texas native competed in the Triple Jump and immediately took the NCAA lead on her first attempt. Her jump of 14.07m/46-2 also moved her into No. 2 all-time in school history.
She and teammate Natricia Hooper are the only two women's collegiate triple jumpers to break 14 meters this season.
Moore was the SEC and NCAA Indoor Champion in both the Long Jump and Triple Jump this season.
After earning First Team All-American honors in both the 60 meters and 60-meter hurdles, as well as the SEC and NCAA Indoor Championship in the hurdles, Stark has opened her outdoor campaign in similarly impressive fashion.
The White Lake, Mich. native broke the school record twice in the 100-meter hurdles at the Tom Jones Memorial including a time of 12.58 in the finals.
She sits No. 3 in the NCAA but has the top wind-legal time among all collegians.
Stark also ran the second leg on Florida's 4x100 team (43.69) at the Pepsi Florida Relays.
The Gators get this weekend off before ending the regular season at the LSU Invitational on April 30.
Hall will also compete at the 2022 USATF Combined Events Championships in Fayetteville, Ark. on May 6th and 7th in an attempt to qualify in the Heptathlon for the World Championships this July.
THE BOWERMAN 2022 Women's Watch List -- Update #4, April 20
Tyra Gittens, Texas (Combined Events)
Anna Hall, Florida (Combined Events)
Jasmine Moore, Florida (Jumps)
Favour Ofili, LSU (Sprints)
Camryn Rogers, California (Throws)
Grace Stark, Florida (Sprints/Hurdles)
Abby Steiner, Kentucky (Sprints)
Jorinde van Klinken, Arizona State (Throws)
Courtney Wayment, BYU (Mid-Distance/Distance)
Charokee Young, Texas A&M (Sprints)
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