D1 Women’s Track And Field HERO Of The Week (6)

It’s time for a look at some of the top performances of the week around D1 Women's Track and Field – the nominees for HERO of the Week!

The only way to vote is the poll at the bottom of the page. Once you’ve made your voice heard, be sure to share with friends so they can vote as well, and check back next week to see who won. Polls close Tuesday at noon Pacific, so be sure to get your vote in on time!

If you know of a player you think we should include next week, let us know! To nominate a player, send us an email or tweet with the player's name and a link to the box score to @HEROSportsNews.

With 78.23 percent of last week's vote, you named LSU junior Morgan Schuetz your D1 Women's Track HERO of the Week! She ran a 2:02.29 in the 800 meter at the LSU Alumni Gold meet. Finished second to pro (and former LSU All-American) Charlene Lipsey, and beat out a few other pros as well. Her time qualified her for the US Olympic Trials. 

Nice job, Morgan!

Now for this week's nominees.

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Courtesy of Kentucky Athletic Department

Jr. Destiny Carter

Kentucky: Won the 100 at the LSU Invitational with a time of 11.11. [divider]

Courtesy of San Diego State Athletics

So. Ashley Henderson

San Diego State: Ran a 22.64 in the 200 to win the event at the Payton Jordan Invitational. [divider]

Sr. Taylor Ellis-Watson

Arkansas: Topped the 400 field with a 50.78 mark at the LSU Invitational.

So. Olivia Baker

Stanford: At the Payton Jordan Invitational, came in 4th in the 800 with a time of 2:01.02.

So. Anna Maxwell

Washington: Ran a 4:12.62 in the 1500 at the Payton Jordan Invitational. [divider]

Courtesy of New Mexico Athletic Department

Jr. Calli Thackery

New Mexico: Finished 18th in the 5000 at the Payton Jordan Invitational with a 15:37.44, the second-best time in Division I this season. [divider]

So. Tobi Amusan

UTEP: Captured the 100 hurdles title at the UTEP Invitational with a 12.83 mark.

Jr. Shamier Little

Texas A&M: Won the 400 hurdles at the LSU Invitational with a time of 55.14.

Courtesy of Tennessee State Athletics

Jr. Amber Hughes

Tennessee State: With a distance of 44-2, she won the triple jump at the Memphis Tiger Invitational. [divider]

Jr. Nikki Okwelogu

Harvard: At the Penn Relays, took the title in the shot put with a distance of 56-3.75.

Who was the D1 Women’s Track and Field HERO of the Week?