Below is the results of the NCAA womens 100m and 200m showing who have graduated and turned pro. Several of the top NCAA sprinters have been turning pro or graduated. Next season I expect the aggie sprinters to dominat (Kamaria Brown, Ashley Collier, Ashton Purvis, Jennifer Madu, Olivisa Ekpone, India Daniel and our incoming freshmen Aliyah Brown and Shameer Little)
Women 100 M Finals
1 English Gardner JR Oregon 10.96 Turn Pro
2 Octavious Freeman SO UCF 11.00 Turn Pro
3 Kimberlyn Duncan SR LSU 11.08 Graduated – Turn pro
4 Aurieyall Scott JR UCF 11.14
5 Jennifer Madu FR Texas A&M 11.31
6 Cierra White SO Texas Tech 11.32
7 Jenna Prandini FR Oregon 11.43
8 Morolake Akinosun FR Illinois 11.45
From Semi Finals
9 Dezerea Bryant SO Clemson 11.27
10 Ashton Purvis SO Texas A&M 11.28
11 Olivia Ekpone SO Texas A&M 11.30
12 Ashley Collier JR Texas A&M 11.33

Women 200 M Finals

1 Kimberlyn Duncan SR LSU 22.04 Graduated – Turn Pro
2 Kamaria Brown SO Texas A&M 22.21
3 Aurieyall Scott JR UCF 22.48
4 Paris Daniels SR Kansas 22.52 Graduated
5 Dezerea Bryant SO Clemson 22.54
6 Kai Selvon SR Auburn 22.65 Graduated
7 Octavious Freeman SO UCF 22.92 Turn Pro
8 Olivia Ekpone SO Texas A&M 22.96

The women's sprint relay would finish first and second at nationals next year. too bad we can only run one team.

Scott and Akinosun both lost their coaches to other schools.

@BigTrain. That's a really good point concerning UCF and Illinois losing their coaches. I would like to see what these athletes would do next year. Did you know that Morolake Akinosun commited to Texas A&M and at the last minute she decided to stay in Illinois and now her coach has gone to Texas. Wondering if that was a wise decision. We will wait and see.

http://highschoolsports.suntimes.com/sports/othersports/8752786-394/waubonsies-morolake-akinosun-commits-to-texas-am.html

Another NCAA finalist (400m) goes pro.
"Shaunae Miller has opted out of her scholarship at the University of Georgia to go the professional route. Miller who boasts personal bests of (200m -22.45 & 400m – 50.70) signed with On Track Management Inc. a sports management company in Atlanta, Georgia"

Shaunae Miller – I am extremely disappointed that she chose to go pro. She was a great asset for Georgia and for the SEC.

I was curious what the UCF runners would do. They were a great pair. Glad to see Octavious turn pro – great help for our sprinters.

No one was surprised when English turned pro. She is fast, very fast. That was a tremendous gift from her to us. Her 10.96 has been bettered in Olympic history only four times.

Kimberly Duncan had a phenomenal career at LSU.

I think Miller made a mistake turning pro so early. I hope for her sake she doesn't end up like Bianca Knight.

Another NCAA sprint finalist turns pro. Aurieyall Scott is foregoing her senior year and signs with NIKE. The aggie women's team should be very strong this year.

http://ucfathletics.mo2do.net/s/22276/69?itemPos=1&fullArticles=true&sportsCode=w-track&schoolCode=ucf

I hope these gals are getting their degrees, or will return and get their degrees, but that sure does bode well for our women.

I know this thread is mostly about the Aggie women's future, but in discussing those who did turn pro, I'm very excited for Freeman's future. She ran an absolutely amazing anchor at worlds for the US