NO. 31 RECRUIT - Hannah Waller, South Lakes (VA)
PRs: 55M: 7.04 - 200M in: 24.10 - 300M in: 38.50 - 100M: 11.76 - 200M: 23.97 - LJ: 18-11 - TJ: 39-3
Waller could be coming to a decision very soon.
She's already taken visits to the University of Michigan, as well as the University of Pennsylvania.
In each of these programs, Waller's personal bests would rank somewhere in the top-10 of all time. If she chooses Penn, her 55m would go in faster than the school record -- she owns a PR of 6.78.
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Where Waller Would Place on the All-Time Ranks |
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55m |
60m |
200m (in) |
100m |
200m |
400m |
LJ in |
TJ out |
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UPenn |
No. 1 |
No. 2 |
No. 2 |
No. 2 |
No. 3 |
No. 9 |
- |
No. 9 |
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Michigan |
- |
No. 7 |
No. 5 |
No. 8 |
- |
- |
- |
No. 10 |
Having that diversity within her event range is really going to help Waller on the recruiting front. Last season, she won her first state title in the triple jump, with a new PR of 39-3. During the 2019 indoor season, Waller also had the US No. 8 300m mark of 38.89.
As for Waller and the Wolverines, she'd lead in three different events, indoor (60m, 200m, LJ) and outdoor (100m, 200m, TJ) based off their 2019 results. It also doesn't hurt that their 2020 recruiting class includes 400m standout, Ziyah Holman and Illinois' best distance athlete regardless of gender, Katelynne Hart.
Micah Williams - Jonah Ross - Jevon Williams - Kyle Moison - Jadan Hanson - Hannah Waller - Markalah Hart - Sydney Holiday - Dalton Shepler - Serena Clark