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Twelve individuals and one relay are set to represent the Centennial Conference at the NCAA Women's Indoor Track & Field Championship this weekend. Johns Hopkins will send a CC-leading contingent of eight individuals and one relay, while Swarthmore qualified two athletes and Haverford and Ursinus each earned one spot in the championship field.
The championships will be held March 11-12 at the JDL Fast Track in Winston-Salem, N.C., with Visit Winston-Salem and Guilford College serving as hosts.
For each women’s individual event contested, including the pentathlon, the top 20 declared student-athletes were accepted into the competition. For each relay event contested, the top 12 declared relay teams, one per institution, were accepted into the competition.
Hopkins will be represented by Ella Baran (mile, 3000 & DMR), Lina Spjut (mile & 3000), Alex Ross (3000 & 5000), Sara Stephenson (3000 & DMR), Sydney Friedel (3000 & 5000), Annie Gutierrez (60 hurdles, pole vault, long jump & pentathlon), Annie Huang (DMR), Ashley Tyburski (DMR), and Victoria Kadiri (long jump & pentathlon).
Swarthmore's due of Rose Teszler (800) and Adria Retter (shot put) will compete for the Garnet at nationals, while Ursinus' Rachel Conhoff (mile) and Haverford's Angie Petrichenko (5000) will represent their respective teams at the championship meet.
Baran is seeded first in the mile and second in the 3000 to lead all Centennial qualifiers. Others seeded in the top-eight of their events include Ross in the 5000 (5th), Gutierrez in the pentathlon (6th), the JHU distance medley relay of Stephenson, Tyburski, Huang, and Baran (7th), and Gutierrez in the pole vault (8th).
Baran and Gutierrez will aim to become multi-time All-Americans this weekend. Both received AA honors in 2020 (Baran in the 3000, Gutierrez in the pentathlon and pole vault).
Centennial Conference NCAA Women's Indoor Track & Field Qualifiers
| NAME | SCHOOL | EVENT | RANK | TIME/MARK |
| Rose Teszler | Swarthmore | 800 | 16 | 2:15.01 |
| Ella Baran | Johns Hopkins | Mile | 1 | 4:43.31 |
| Lina Spjut | Johns Hopkins | Mile | 12 | 5:00.76 |
| Rachel Conhoff | Ursinus | Mile | 14 | 5:00.98 |
| Ella Baran | Johns Hopkins | 3000 | 2 | 9:18.08 |
| Alex Ross | Johns Hopkins | 3000 | 9 | 9:48.98 |
| Sara Stephenson | Johns Hopkins | 3000 | 10 | 9:49.55 |
| Diana Vizza | Johns Hopkins | 3000 | 13 | 9:51.66 |
| Sydney Friedel | Johns Hopkins | 3000 | 16 | 9:53.25 |
| Lina Spjut | Johns Hopkins | 3000 | 17 | 9:53.31 |
| Alex Ross | Johns Hopkins | 5000 | 5 | 16:52.23 |
| Sydney Friedel | Johns Hopkins | 5000 | 16 | 17:24.86 |
| Angie Petrichenko | Haverford | 5000 | 17 | 17:25.40 |
| Annie Gutierrez | Johns Hopkins | 60 H | 14 | 8.82 |
| Stephenson, Tyburski, Huang, Baran | Johns Hopkins | DMR | 7 | 11:51.47 |
| Annie Gutierrez | Johns Hopkins | Pole Vault | 8 | 3.83m |
| Victoria Kadiri | Johns Hopkins | Long Jump | 5 | 5.85m |
| Annie Gutierrez | Johns Hopkins | Long Jump | 17 | 5.65m |
| Adria Retter | Swarthmore | Shot Put | 11 | 13.92m |
| Annie Gutierrez | Johns Hopkins | Pentathlon | 6 | 3,499 pts |
| Victoria Kadiri | Johns Hopkins | Pentathlon | 12 | 3,299 pts |