Behind Nia Ali's first place finish in the 100m hurdles (pictured below), the women's squad placed a solid 6th just a year after not scoring at NCAAs.
"Since I've been at USC the women's side had never gone scoreless until last season and they did a good job of getting back to being one of the top programs in the country," said head coach Ron Allice. "We have most of them coming back and a very good recruiting class to complement them which bodes well for the future."
The men's team placed 12th overall which snapped a string of six consecutive top 10 finishes.
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