NWAC men's and women's track and field Power Rankings, 2019 Outdoor
NWAC · 2019 Outdoor · Final
Power Rankings
Men: Lane CC, Spokane CC and Clackamas CC. Women: Lane CC, Spokane CC and Clackamas CC. Every program is ranked on national meet points, projected points from the wind-legal national lists, qualifiers and event-group squads.
✓ National meet results (TFRRS)✓ Wind-legal marks✓ Field sizes from the championshipConference meet points: coming
11GGreen River College72▼1645 pts633 pts817610#6 Sprints#8 Hurdles#9 Jumps
NWAC men's event-group squads
A squad scores its best four athletes, weighted 1.0, 0.75, 0.5 and 0.25, so one great athlete counts and real depth still wins. A squad needs at least one athlete inside the championship field.
1Lane CCJacob Williams 97 · #2 200m · Nathan Poff 95 · #3 400m · Josh Peterson 94 · #4 400m · Nick Rogozinski 94 · #6 200mSquad of 499
1Lane CCJonah Tactay 99 · #1 Long Jump · Justin Petz 98 · #2 Pole Vault · Aidan Acord 98 · #2 High Jump · David Sanchez-Perez 93 · #4 Pole VaultSquad of 499
2Clackamas CCDillon Zheol 99 · #1 Triple Jump · Anthony Garcia 99 · #1 High Jump · Devin Meade 92 · #10 Long Jump · J.J. Walker 91 · #5 Pole VaultSquad of 493
3Mt. Hood CCScout Labhart 96 · #4 Long Jump · Devin Hasher 95 · #4 High Jump · Cody Laxson 95 · #6 Triple Jump · Ramontre' Williams 94 · #5 High JumpSquad of 492
4Spokane CCCade Neumann 99 · #1 Pole Vault · Ryan Slack 95 · #5 Long Jump · Bryce Bennett 95 · #3 Pole Vault · Jabriel Davis 92 · #8 High JumpSquad of 488
A squad scores its best four athletes, weighted 1.0, 0.75, 0.5 and 0.25, so one great athlete counts and real depth still wins. A squad needs at least one athlete inside the championship field.
2Spokane CCAlvanique Smith 97 · #2 Heptathlon · Katie Dewey 80 · #8 HeptathlonSquad of 288
3Mt. Hood CCMakenzie Smith 94 · #3 Heptathlon · Lillena Ahoafi-noa 83 · #7 HeptathlonSquad of 279
4Lane CCTrew Farnworth 86 · #6 HeptathlonSquad of 176
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NWAC women's Power Ranking
Lane CC
99OverallNWACDivision240National pts
2019 OUTDOOR · trackandfieldstandards.com
How the Power Index works
The formula
National meet points (30%): scored 10-8-6-5-4-3-2-1 from the championship places
Projected points (20%): 10-8-6-5-4-3-2-1 for the top 8 on each wind-legal national list
Event-group squads (25%): sprints, hurdles, distance, jumps, throws and multis for men and women; each squad scores its best four athletes, weighted 1.0, 0.75, 0.5 and 0.25
Qualifiers (15%): individual entrants at the national meet
Conference meet points (10%): added once conference results are saved
Each part is scaled against the division leader. Every rating is out of 99 like a video game, and it is relative to the division: the best team in is 99 in . Everyone else is 60 + 39 × (their score ÷ the leader's)^0.6, and a rating never rises as you go down a list. 90+ elite, 80s national-level, 70s strong, 60s ranked. After the national meet, the final order follows the official team scores, so the national champion is #1; the Power Index breaks ties and orders the teams that didn't score.
Checked against the data
National points scored from the championship places
54 wind-aided marks replaced with each athlete's legal best
Field size per event counted from the championship results
Every athlete counted once per event; B and C squads count for their school
An athlete's score is half list place (100 at #1, 50 at the last spot inside the championship field, 0 at twice that depth) and half mark quality against the division's average marks since 2016. Full methodology with a worked example ›