Kamaria Brown, Texas A&M (PB 50.94)

Last Year: N/A Indoors, N/A Outdoors

She did not compete in the 400m during the NCAA Indoor or Outdoor Championships, but Brown had a truly impressive year in 2014, posting a huge personal best in the 400m (50.94) and winning an NCAA title in the 200m at the outdoor championships. She was also a member of the NCAA title-winning 4x100m relay as well as the runner-up 4x400m relay team. Unfortunately, Brown was unable to finish in the final of the 200m at the NCAA Indoor Championships, but she was able to help the Aggies to a third-place finish in the 4x400m relay. 

Robin Reynolds, Florida (PB 51.36)

Last Year: 8th Indoors, 7th Outdoors

Reynolds returns for her junior year after earning five All American honors at the NCAA Indoor and Outdoor Championships. After posting four personal bests in 2014 (7.48 in the 60m, 23.33 in the 200m, 51.36 in the 400m and 6.38m in the long jump) Reynolds should continue the upward trend in 2015. 

 

Shamier Little, Texas A&M (PB 51.06)

Last Year: 3rd Indoors, 1st 400H Outdoors

The Aggie had an impressive freshman campaign in 2014 with four All American honors at the NCAA Indoor and Outdoor Championships. After posting a personal best for a third-place finish at the NCAA Indoor Championships, Little blazed through the 400m hurdle final at the NCAA Outdoor Championships with an NCAA title-winning mark of 55.07, which put her No. 2 on the U.S. Junior all-time list. 

 

Kendall Baisden, Texas (PB 50.46)

Last Year: 5th Indoors, 3rd Outdoors

As a freshman, Baisden burst onto the scene with five All American honors, helping Texas to a runner-up finish at both the NCAA Indoor and Outdoor Championships. After taking third in the outdoor 400m, Baisden continued her season with a gold medal-winning performance at the World Junior Championships.