Gymmin' Miel!

1. University of Oklahoma (49.350, 49.225, 49.300, 49.325) 197.200
2. University of Alabama (49.550, 49.225, 49.075, 49.250) 197.100
3. University of Michigan (49.425, 49.300, 48.350, 49.150) 196.200
4. West Virginia University (49.150, 47.950, 48.225, 48.225) 193.525

1. University of Michigan (49.125, 48.725, 48.850, 49.100) 195.800
2. University of Illinois-Champaign (48.950, 48.775, 48.950, 48.900) 195.575

1. University of Michigan (49.200, 49.050, 48.900, 49.375) 196.525
2. Iowa State University (48.450, 48.500, 48.500, 49.150) 194.600
3. Illinois State University (47.150, 47.100, 47.000, 46.150) 187.400

Image from the official Nebraska Gymnastics website. 

The University of Nebraska took out their second consecutive Big Ten team title over the University of Michigan and the University of Minnesota. Nebraska's win was a conference championship school record. Junior Emily Wong (Nebraska) took out her second consecutive All Around title and also earned the Floor and Uneven Bars title. Wong also tied for the Balance Beam honors with team mate Jennifer Lauer, Minnesota's Lindsay Mable, and Ohio State's Alyssa Marohn and Sarah Miller. Nebraska's Janelle Giblin, Hollie Blanske, Brittany Skinner, Jessie DeZiel and Michigan's Katie Zurales tied for the Vault title.

1. University of Nebraska (49.725, 49.375, 49.225, 49.475) 197.800
2. University of Michigan (49.575, 49.400, 49.000, 49.250) 197.225
3. Universiry of Minnesota (49.350, 49.000, 49.200, 49.225) 196.775
4. University of Illinois (49.025, 49.025, 49.100, 49.325) 196.475
5. Ohio State University (48.750, 48.925, 49.150, 49.125) 195.950
6. Penn State University (48.925, 49.175, 48.600, 49.125) 195.825
7. Michigan State University (48.950, 48.900, 48.775, 48.825) 195.450
8. University of Iowa (48.650, 49.100, 46.550, 49.100) 193.400

1. Emily Wong (Nebraska) 39.725
2. Jessie DeZiel (Nebraska) 39.625
3. Joanna Sampson (Michigan) 39.575
4. Lindsay Mable (Minnesota) 39.550
5. Alina Weinstein (Illinois) 39.450
6. Sharaya Musser (Penn State) 39.425
7. Katie Zurales (Michigan) 39.400
8. Brittany Skinner (Nebraska) 39.325
9. Cierra Tomson (Minnesota) 39.275
10. Giana O'Connor (Illinois) 39.150
11. Alina Cartwright (Michigan State) 39.125
12. Melanie Shaffer (Ohio State) 39.100
13. Alyssa Marohn (Ohio State) 39.050
14. Lisa Burt (Michigan State) 38.975
15. Emma Willis (Iowa) 38.550
16. Sydney Hoerr (Iowa) 38.100
17. Alie Glover (Iowa) 38.025

1. Janelle Giblin (Nebraska); Hollie Blanske (Nebraska); Brittany Skinner (Nebraska); Jessie DeZiel (Nebraska); Katie Zurales (Michigan) 9.950
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6. Emily Wong (Nebraska); Joanna Sampson (Michigan) 9.925
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8. Taira Neal (Michigan State); Natalie Beilstein (Michigan); Sachi Sugiyama (Michigan); Austin Sheppard (Michigan); Cierra Tomson (Minnesota); Lindsay Mable (Minnesota); Alina Weinstein (Illinois) 9.900
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15. Kayla Slechta (Minnesota); Amber See (Illinois) 9.875
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17. Alina Cartwright (Michigan State); Desire Stephens (Nebraska); Jenny Covers (Minnesota); Sharaya Musser (Penn State); Heather Foley (Illinois); Sarah Miller (Ohio State) 9.850
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23. Stephanie Colbert (Michigan); Kylie Schermann (Minnesota); Madison Merriam (Penn State); Kyra Trowbridge (Iowa) 9.825
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27. Ashley Noll (Michigan State); Alyssa Marohn (Ohio State) 9.800
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29. Alie Glover (Iowa) 9.775
30. Alexis Carroll (Penn State); Lindsay Musgrove (Penn State); Samantha Musto (Penn State); Jaclyn Kantecki (Illinois) 9.750
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34.  Shannon Golich (Minnesota); Audrey Tolbert (Ohio State); Maya Wickus (Iowa) 9.725
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37. Kate Filosi (Michigan State); Lisa Burt (Michigan State); Sidney Sanabria-Robles (Penn State); Melanie Shaffer (Ohio State); Emma Willis (Iowa) 9.700
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42. Sarah Grady (Ohio State) 9.675
43. Giana O'Connor (Illinois); Alex DeLuca (Ohio State) 9.650
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45. Sydney Hoerr (Iowa) 9.625
46. Dani Levy (Michigan State); Elizabeth McNabb (Illinois) 9.600
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48. Adara Griffin (Iowa) 9.500

1. Emily Wong (Nebraska) 9.925
2. Lisa Burt (Michigan State); Kassandra Nathe (Nebraska); Brittnee Martinez (Michigan); Natalie Beilstein (Michigan); Janell Campbell (Minnesota); Sharaya Musser (Penn State) 9.900
8. Jessie DeZiel (Nebraska); Shelby Gies (Michigan); Katie Zurales (Michigan); Madison Merriam (Penn State); Victoria Aepli (Ohio State); Emma Stevenson (Iowa) 9.875
14. Janelle Giblin (Nebraska); Joanna Sampson (Michigan); Lindsay Mable (Minnesota); Alina Weinstein (Illinois); Sydney Hoerr (Iowa) 9.850
19. Hollie Blanske (Nebraska); Cierra Tomson (Minnesota) 9.825
21. Brittany Skinner (Nebraska); Kassidy Stauder (Penn State); Samantha Musto (Penn State); Sidney Sanabria-Robles (Penn State); Jordan Naleway (Illinois); Sarah Fiedler (Illinois); Giana O'Connor (Illinois); Melanie Shaffer (Ohio State); Alie Glover (Iowa); Maya Wickus (Iowa) 9.800
31. Ashley Stevenson (Michigan State); Jaclyn Kantecki (Illinois); Maddie Herr (Ohio State); Alyssa Marohn (Ohio State); Emma Willis (Iowa) 9.775
36. Taira Neal (Michigan State); Kate Filosi (Michigan State); Krystal Welsh (Penn State) 9.750
39. Alina Cartwright (Michigan State); Kayla Slechta (Minnesota) 9.725
41. Brittany Holmes (Michigan State); Madeline Hanley (Minnesota); Rachel Abrams (Ohio State) 9.700
44. Samantha Kent (Ohio State) 9.675
45. Jenny Covers (Minnesota) 9.650
46. Adara Griffin (Iowa) 9.625
47. Sunny Kato (Illinois) 9.100
48. Sachi Sugiyama (Michigan) 8.600

1. Jennifer Lauer (Nebraska); Emily Wong (Nebraska); Lindsay Mable (Minnesota); Alyssa Marohn (Ohio State); Sarah Miller (Ohio State) 9.900
6. Hanna Nordquist (Minnesota); Sharaya Musser (Penn State) 9.875
8. Taira Neal (Michigan State); Jessie DeZiel (Nebraska); Janelle Giblin (Nebraska); Shelby Gies (Michigan); Joanna Sampson (Michigan); Kassidy Stauder (Penn State); Elizabeth McNabb (Illinois) 9.850
15. Alina Cartwright (Michigan State); Katie Zurales (Michigan); Dusti Russell (Minnesota); Shannon Golich (Minnesota); Amber See (Illinois); Jordan Naleway (Illinois) 9.825
21. Annette Miele (Michigan); Giana O'Connor (Illinois); Sunny Kato (Illinois); Sarah Grady (Ohio State); Maddie Herr (Ohio State) 9.800
26. Kylie Schermann (Minnesota) 9.775
27. Cierra Tomson (Minnesota); Krystal Welsh (Penn State); Alina Weinstein (Illinois); Melanie Shaffer (Ohio State) 9.750
31. Ashley Noll (Michigan State); Brittany Skinner (Nebraska) 9.725
33. Lisa Burt (Michigan State) 9.700
34. Brittany Holmes (Michigan State); Briley Casanova (Michigan); Kyra Trowbridge (Iowa) 9.675
37. Brittnee Martinez (Michigan); Alie Glover (Iowa) 9.600
39. Samantha Musto (Penn State) 9.575
40. Alexis Carroll (Penn State) 9.550
41. Kassandra Nathe (Nebraska) 9.350
42. Emma Willis (Iowa) 9.225
43. Sidney Sanabria-Robles (Penn State) 9.200
44. Dani Levy (Michigan State) 9.150
45. Victoria Aepli (Ohio State) 9.125
46. Opua Calucag (Iowa) 9.050
47. Caitlin Tanzer (Iowa) 9.000
48. Sydney Hoerr (Iowa) 8.925

1. Emily Wong (Nebraska) 9.975
2. Jessie DeZiel (Nebraska); Joanna Sampson (Michigan); Amber See (Illinois); Alina Weinstein (Illinois) 9.950
6. Hollie Blanske (Nebraska); Sachi Sugiyama (Michigan); Lindsay Mable (Minnesota); Kylie Schermann (Minnesota); Madison Merriam (Penn State); Giana O'Connor (Illinois); Sarah Miller (Ohio State); Kyra Trowbridge (Iowa) 9.900
14. Natalie Beilstein (Michigan) 9.875
15. Brittany Skinner (Nebraska); Alexis Carroll (Penn State); Victoria Aepli (Ohio State); Melanie Shaffer (Ohio State); Emma Willis (Iowa); Emma Stevenson (Iowa) 9.850
21. Dani Levy (Michigan State); Janell Campbell (Minnesota); Lindsay Musgrove (Penn State)9.825
24. Ashley Noll (Michigan State); Jennifer Lauer (Nebraska); Desire Stephens (Nebraska); Jenny Covers (Minnesota); Cierra Tomson (Minnesota); Sharaya Musser (Penn State); Maryah Huntley (Iowa) 9.800
31. Reema Zakharia (Michigan); Jordan Naleway (Illinois); Audrey Tolbert (Ohio State) 9.775
34. Brittany Holmes (Michigan State); Katie Zurales (Michigan); Kassidy Stauder (Penn State); Taylor Alotta (Penn State); Heather Foley (Illinois); Tori Fujnami (Illinois); Maggie Dunn (Ohio State) 9.750
41. Alex Pace (Michigan State); Alina Cartwright (Michigan State) 9.725
43. Sydney Hoerr (Iowa) 9.700
44. Lisa Burt (Michigan State) 9.675
45. Shannon Golich (Minnesota) 9.625
46. Alyssa Marohn (Ohio State) 9.575
47. Alie Glover (Iowa) 8.850
48. Briley Casanova (Michigan) 8.450

“I’ve never been to the Olympics. I trained my whole life, too, and I lived at the Olympic training center for three and a half years to try and make the 2008 Olympics,” said Corrigan a former All-American at Michigan. “For me it’s a big deal; this is what I’ve been striving for my whole life.”For Golder, it’s the culmination of a journey that started more than 40 years ago.

“I remember being in a gym one day at summer camp, and I said one day I was going to coach in the Olympics. I never gave up on it,” Golder said.
When Mikulak was named to the national team, Golder realized his dream had just come true.
“The first thing I said to him was ‘thank you’. I was just overwhelmed with happiness. I wanted to thank him for helping me to realize a dream,” Golder said.

• "Like 90 percent of all gymnasts, it has always been my biggest dream to go to the Olympics, and I'm very excited to finally have the opportunity to make the dream a reality."
• "My goal is to hit all six of my routines to the best of my abilities. If I am able to do that, I will be satisfied with my performance regardless of where I place."

University of Michigan senior men's gymnast Syque Caesar (Port Saint Lucie, Fla./Lincoln Park Academy) has been selected to represent Bangladesh in artistic gymnastics at the 2012 Olympic Games, July 28-Aug. 7, in London, England, the Bangladesh Olympic Association announced April 18.
"To be selected for the Games is basically a dream come true," said Caesar of the selection. "I've always hoped to be able to go to the Olympics and for it to actually happen is very overwhelming and exciting. Everything I have done starting from when I first walked into a gym at six years old to competing at the elite level in college has contributed to where I am right now in gymnastics. The biggest part was coming to Michigan and improving at a rate that has made me very competitive. I must thank my family first and foremost for making years of sacrifices in order for me to follow my dreams. All of the coaches I've had have shaped me into the gymnast I am today and all of the teammates I have had at Michigan have also contributed to my competitiveness and overall love of the sport. I thank all of these people in my life for helping me get to where I am today as an Olympian."
The invitation comes after Caesar made history on Dec. 31, 2011, at the fourth Central South Asian Artistic Gymnastic Championships, where he earned the first gold medal in Bangladesh international history.
Caesar won the parallel bars competition with a score of 14.60 and was joined on the podium by Uzbekistan's Ruslan Irgashev, who took the silver medal (13.85), and India's Devesh Kumar, who won bronze (13.725). The Wolverine senior also took silver in the vault competition with a score of 14.25 and earned bronze in the floor exercise with a 13.525. His overall efforts on the meet resulted in a bronze medal in the all-around competition as well.
The senior missed the tail end of the NCAA season due to a slight pectoral injury but excelled at the beginning of the season at the Windy City Invitational and Penn State meets. At the Windy City, he won the parallel bar title with a 15.50, took third on floor (15.20), and took fourth in the all-around competition with a score of 83.20. Additionally, he was key in the win over No. 1 Penn State on Jan. 21, when he won parallel bars with a 15.40 and took second on high bar (14.70) and vault (14.70).
Caesar earned the 2011 Big Ten parallel bar crown and owns career bests of 15.65 on both vault and parallel bars.