Gymmin' Miel!

Kat Ding with her 3rd place trophy from Vault, plus her trophies from winning the Bars and Floor. Image from AP Photo. 

Kat Ding of the University of Georgia triumphed on the Uneven Bars and Floor Exercise, whilst Florida's Kytra Hunter won the Vault title and Alabama's Geralen Stack-Eaton took out the Balance Beam title. Diandra Milliner of Alabama took the second place on the Vault. Stanford's Sami Shapiro and UCLA's Olivia Courtney rounded out the Uneven Bars places. And Oklahoma's Megan Ferguson and Arizona's Katie Matusik finished out the top three on the Balance Beam. Stack-Eaton and UCLA's Elyse Hopfner-Hibbs tied for the second place on the Floor Exercise. 

VAULT:

UNEVEN BARS:

1. Kat Ding (Georgia) 9.9875
2. Sami Shapiro (Stanford) 9.9000
3. Olivia Courtney (UCLA) 9.8875
4. Brie Olson (Oklahoma) 9.8750
5. Vanessa Zamarippa (UCLA) 9.8500
6. Aisha Gerber (UCLA), Mackenzie Caquatto (Florida) 9.8250
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8. Alaina Johnson (Florida) 9.4875

1. Geralen Stack-Eaton (Alabama) 9.9375
2. Megan Ferguson (Oklahoma) 9.9250
3. Katie Matusik (Arizona) 9.8875
4. Ivana Hong (Stanford), Amanda Spinner (Stanford) 9.8750
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6. Katherine Grable (Arkansas) 9.8625
7. Ashley Priess (Alabama), Samantha Peszek (UCLA), Sara Stone (Oklahoma) 9.8500
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10. Emily Wong (Nebraska) 9.8250
11. Elyse Hopfner-Hibbs (UCLA) 9.7750
12. Jaime Pisani (Arkansas) 9.6875

1. Kat Ding (Georgia) 9.9500
2. Geralen Stack-Eaton (Alabama), Elyse Hopfner-Hibbs (UCLA) 9.9375
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4. Kytra Hunter (Florida), Melanie Jones (OSU) 9.9250
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6. Vanessa Zamarippa (UCLA), Jessie DeZiel (Nebraska), Ashanee Dickerson (Florida) 9.9000
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9. Jaime Pisani (Arkansas), Megan Ferguson (Oklahoma) 9.8625
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11. Rachel Updike (Missouri) 8.4375

Image from AP Photo

Sarah Patterson and her Alabama Roll Tide team have a lot to celebrate! They won their sixth NCAA Championship Super Six Team Final, winning by 0.075 over the University of Florida, with the UCLA Bruins finishing a formidable third, and only 0.1 from the top. UCLA's Vanessa Zamarippa had the, what I feel was the shining moment of the day, scoring a perfect 10.000 for her Vault. Love, love, love her! Well done to all!

FINAL RESULTS:

The UCLA Bruins, Utah Utes and Stanford University have made it through to the Super Six Team Final after coming in the top three of the first Semi-Final. And joining them after Session Two will be Alabama who looks in red hot form and who will start as favorites for the title tomorrow. As well as Florida who also look in terrific form as well as Arkansas. Congratulations also go to Florida's Kytra Hunter who won the All Around title over Georgia's Kat Ding and Arkansas gymnast Jaime Pisani. Also congratulations to those who have been named as the All-Americans! The first team All-Americans on each event have qualified to the Event Finals which will take place on Sunday. 

TEAM RESULTS:
SESSION 1:

SESSION 2:

1. Alabama 197.675
2. Florida 197.650
3. Arkansas 197.150
4. Ohio State 196.525
5. Georgia 196.500
6. Oregon State 196.475

ALL AROUND FINAL (2 SESSIONS COMBINED):

1. Kytra Hunter (Florida) (9.975, 9.900, 9.900, 9.950) ALL AMERICAN FIRST TEAM 39.725
2. Kat Ding (Georgia) (9.975, 9.950, 9.850, 9.875) ALL AMERICAN FIRST TEAM 39.650
3. Jaime Pisani (Arkansas) ALL AMERICAN FIRST TEAM (9.875, 9.900, 9.950, 9.900) 39.625
4. Geralen Stack-Eaton (Alabama) ALL AMERICAN FIRST TEAM (9.850, 9.900, 9.950, 9.900); Alaina Johnson (Florida) (9.900, 9.950, 9.900, 9.850) ALL AMERICAN FIRST TEAM 39.600
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6. Ashanee Dickerson (Florida) (9.900, 9.875, 9.850, 9.875) 39.500
7. Rheagan Courville (LSU) (9.925, 9.850, 9.850, 9.850) ALL AMERICAN FIRST TEAM; Ashley Priess (Alabama) (9.800, 9.900, 9.950, 9.825) 39.475
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9. Stephanie McAllister (Utah) (9.900, 9.850, 9.850, 9.850) ALL AMERICAN FIRST TEAM; Katie Zurales (Michigan) (9.925, 9.850, 9.850, 9.825) 39.450
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11. Jessie DeZiel (Nebraska) (9.900, 9.800, 9.825, 9.900) ALL AMERICAN FIRST TEAM; Corrie Lothrop (Utah) (9.850, 9.875, 9.825, 9.875) ALL AMERICAN FIRST TEAM; Katherine Grable (Arkansas) (9.900, 9.875, 9.950, 9.700) 39.425
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14. Emily Wong (Nebraska) (9.750, 9.850, 9.900, 9.875); Brie Olson (9.850, 9.900, 9.775, 9.850) 39.375
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16. Makayla Stambaugh (Oregon State) (9.800, 9.875, 9.825, 9.850) 39.350
17. Nicole Pechanec (Stanford) (9.800, 9.850, 9.800, 9.875); Erica Brewer (Oklahoma) (9.775, 9.875, 9.850, 9.825); Brittany Harris (Oregon State) (9.825, 9.850, 9.850, 9.800) 39.325
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20. Amy Borsellino (Arkansas) (9.850, 9.800, 9.850, 9.800); Moriah Martin (Denver) (9.850, 9.800, 9.850, 9.800); Sharaya Musser (Penn State) (9.700, 9.850, 9.900, 9.850) 39.300
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23. Taylor Spears (Oklahoma) (9.800, 9.800, 9.850, 9.825); Melanie Jones (Oregon State) (9.775, 9.775, 9.850, 9.875); Amy Glass (Boise State) (9.800, 9.825, 9.900, 9.750); Rachel Updike (Missouri) (9.875, 9.650, 9.875, 9.875) 39.275
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27. Janelle Giblin (Nebraska) (9.925, 9.875, 9.650, 9.800) 39.250
28. Sara Stone (Oklahoma) (9.850, 9.750, 9.900, 9.725) 39.225
29. Brittany Skinner (Nebraska) (9.800, 9.775, 9.800, 9.775) 39.150
30. Marissa King (Florida) (9.950, 9.750, 9.825, 9.600) 39.125
31. Aubree Cristello (Arizona) (, , , ,); Leslie Mak (Oregon State) (9.725, 9.600, 9.900, 9.850) 39.075
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33. Kayla Slechta (Minnesota) (, , , ,) 39.050
34. Vanessa Zamarippa (UCLA) (9.900, 9.900, 9.275, 9.900) 38.975
35. Aliza Vaccher (Washington) (9.850, 9.800, 9.800, 9.475) 38.925
36. Dusti Russell (Minnesota) (, , , , ) 38.900
37. Randi Lau (LSU) (9.800, 9.750, 9.550, 9.775) 38.875
38. Samantha Peszek (UCLA) (9.850, 9.875, 9.900, 9.175); Morgan Evans (North Carolina) (, , , ); Noel Couch (Georgia) (9.900, 9.825, 9.250, 9.825) 38.800
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41. Colleen Dean (Ohio State) (9.825, 9.775, 9.125, 9.850) 38.575
42. Alina Weinstein (Illinois) (, , , ) 38.550
43. Brianna Guy (Auburn) (, , , ) 37.800

1. Kytra Hunter (Florida) FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICAN; Kat Ding (Georgia) FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICAN 9.975
2. 
   
3. Kailah Delaney (Utah) FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Marissa Gutierrez (Alabama) FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Diandra Milliner (Alabama) FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Marissa King (Florida) FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICAN; Lindsey Cheek (Georgia) FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICAN 9.950
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5. 
   
6. 
   
7. 
   
8. Rheagan Courville (LSU) FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICAN; Janelle Giblin (Nebraska) FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICAN; Georgia Dabritz (Utah) FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Katie Zurales (Michigan) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN 9.925
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10. 
    
11. Olivia Courtney (UCLA) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN; Vanessa Zamarippa (UCLA) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Ashley Lee (LSU) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN; Jessie DeZiel (Nebraska) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Alyssa Brown (Stanford) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Ivana Hong (Stanford) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Stephanie McAllister (Utah) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Tory Wilson (Utah) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Katherine Grable (Arkansas) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Ashanee Dickerson (Florida) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Alaina Johnson (Florida) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Chelsea Davis (Georgia) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Noel Couch (Georgia) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN  9.900
12. 
    
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17. 
    
18. 
    
19. 
    
20. 
    
21. 
    
22. 
    
23. 
    
24. Nicole Dayton (Stanford), Jaime Pisani (Arkansas), Cat Hires (Georgia), Kelsi Blalock (OSU), Rachel Updike (Missouri) 9.875
25. 
    
26. 
    
27. 
    
28. 
    
29. Samantha Peszek (UCLA), Kaleigh Dickson (LSU), Lora Evenstad (Nebraska), Brie Olson (Oklahoma), Madison Mooring (Oklahoma), Sara Stone (Oklahoma), Corrie Lothrop (UCLA), Alina Weinstein (Illinois), Kayla Williams (Alabama), Geralen Stack-Eaton (Alabama), Kelci Lewis (Arkansas), Amy Borsellino (Arkansas), Rachel Spicer (Florida), Sarah Miller (Ohio State), Alyssa Marohn (Ohio State), Nicole Krauter (Ohio State), Moriah Martin (Denver), Aliza Vaccher (Washington) 9.850
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44. 
    
45. 
    
46. 
    
47. Tauny Frattone (UCLA), Pauline Hanset (Stanford), Kiersten Wang (Florida), Colleen Dean (Ohio State), Brittany Harris (OSU) 9.825
48. 
    
49. 
    
50. 
    
51. 
    
52. Elyse Hopfner-Hibbs (UCLA), Randi Lau (LSU), Brittany Skinner (Nebraska), Taylor Spears (Oklahoma), Ashley Morgan (Stanford), Nicole Pechanec (Stanford), Aubree Cristello (Arizona), Morgan Evans (North Carolina), Kayla Slechta (Minnesota), Dusti Russell (Minnesota), Ashley Priess (Alabama), Ashley Sledge (Alabama), Scarlett Williams (Arkansas), Sarah Persinger (Georgia), Taylor Jones (Ohio State), Makayla Stambaugh (OSU), Amy Glass (Boise State), Joanna Sampson (Michigan) 9.800
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60. 
    
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62. 
    
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67. 
    
68. 
    
69. 
    
70. Kaelie Baer (UCLA); Sarie Morrison (LSU); Erica Brewer (Oklahoma), Sarah Grady (Ohio State), Chelsea Tang (OSU), Melanie Jones (OSU) 9.775
71. 
    
72. 
    
73. 
    
74. 
    
75. 
    
76. Maliah Mathis (LSU), Emily Wong (Nebraska), Brianna Guy (Auburn), Mariah Howdeshell (Arkansas) 9.750
77. 
    
78. 
    
79. 
    
80. Kyndal Robarts (Utah), Leslie Mak (OSU) 9.725
81. 
    
82. Jamie Schleppenbach (Nebraska), Kylie Shields (Auburn), Sharaya Musser (Penn State) 9.700
83. 
    
84. 
    
85. Haley Sorensen (Oklahoma) 9.675

1. Alaina Johnson (Florida) FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Kat Ding (Georgia) FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICAN 9.950
2. 
   
3. Aisha Gerber (UCLA) FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Mackenzie Caquatto (Florida) FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Chelsea Davis (Georgia) FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICAN 9.925
4. 
   
5. 
   
6. Olivia Courtney (UCLA) FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Vanessa Zamarippa (UCLA) FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Brie Olson (Oklahoma) FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Sami Shapiro (Stanford) FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Ashley Sledge (Alabama) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Geralen Stack-Eaton (Alabama) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Ashley Priess (Alabama) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Jaime Pisani (Arkansas) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Kytra Hunter (Florida) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Gina Nuccio (Georgia) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN 9.900
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14. 
    
15. 
    
16. Samantha Peszek (UCLA) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Sarie Morrison (LSU) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Janelle Giblin (Nebraska) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Erica Brewer (Oklahoma) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Shona Morgan (Stanford) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Corrie Lothrop (Utah) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Kim Jacob (Alabama), Katherine Grable (Arkansas), Shelby Salmon (Arkansas), Ashanee Dickerson (Florida), Makayla Stambaugh (OSU) 9.875
17. 
    
18. 
    
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20. 
    
21. 
    
22. 
    
23. 
    
24. 
    
25. 
    
26. 
    
27. Monique De La Torre (UCLA), Rheagan Courville (LSU), Emily Wong (Nebraska), Lora Evenstad (Nebraska), Megan Ferguson (Oklahoma), Ashley Morgan (Stanford), Nicole Pechanec (Stanford), Cortni Beers (Utah), Georgia Dabritz (Utah), Stephanie McAllister (Utah), Brittany Harris (OSU), Olivia Vivian (OSU), Katie Zurales (Michigan), Sharaya Musser (Penn State) 9.850
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33. 
    
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37. 
    
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39. 
    
40. 
    
41. Alyssa Brown (Stanford), Morgan Evans (North Carolina), Kaitlin Clark (Alabama), Srephani Canizaro (Arkansas), Noel Couch (Georgia), Alyssa Marohn (Ohio State), Taylor Jones (Ohio State), Amy Glass (Boise State), Rachel Fincham (NC State) 9.825
42. 
    
43. 
    
44. 
    
45. 
    
46. 
    
47. 
    
48. 
    
49. 
    
50. Jessie DeZiel (Nebraska), Taylor Spears (Oklahoma), Candance Cindell (Oklahoma), Jenny Peter (Stanford), Kassandra Lopez (Utah), Hailee Hansen (Utah), Sarah DeMeo (Alabama), Amy Borsellino (Arkansas), Nicole Ellis (Florida), Shayla Worley (Georgia), Casey Williamson (Ohio State), Hannah Casey (OSU), Moriah Martin (Denver), Aliza Vaccher (Washington) 9.800
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52. 
    
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61. 
    
62. 
    
63. 
    
64. Mattie Larson (UCLA), Britney Taylor (LSU), Jamie Schleppenbach (Nebraska), Brittney Skinner (Nebraska), Colleen Dean (Ohio State), Melanie Jones (OSU) 9.775
65. 
    
66. 
    
67. 
    
68. 
    
69. 
    
70. Randi Lau (LSU), Sara Stone (Oklahoma), Marissa King (Florida), Victoria Aepli (Ohio State) 9.750
71. 
    
72. 
    
73. 
    
74. Kayla Slechta (Minnesota), Alex DeLuca (Ohio State) 9.725
75. 
    
76. McKenzie Fox (LSU) 9.700
77. Rachel Updike (Missouri) 9.650
78. Aubree Cristello (Arizona), Leslie Mak (OSU) 9.600
79. 
    
80. Dusti Russell (Minnesota) 9.425
81. Mariah Howdeshell (Arkansas) 9.200
82. Llomincia Hall (LSU) 9.075
83. Brianna Guy (Auburn) 9.025
84. Alina Weinstein (Illinois) 9.000
85. Christa Tanella (Georgia) 8.600

1. Megan Ferguson (Oklahoma) FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Geralen Stack-Eaton (Alabama) FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Ashley Priess (Alabama) FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Jaime Pisani (Arkansas) FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Katherine Grable (Arkansas) FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICAN 9.950
2. 
   
3. 
   
4. 
   
5. 
   
6. Shayla Worley (Georgia) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN 9.925
7. Elyse Hopfner-Hibbs (UCLA) FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Samantha Peszek (UCLA) FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Emily Wong (Nebraska) FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Sara Stone (Oklahoma) FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Ivana Hong (Stanford) FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Amanda Spinner (Stanford) FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Katie Matusik (Arizona) FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Kim Jacob (Alabama) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Kayla Williams (Alabama) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Sarah DeMeo (Alabama) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Alaina Johnson (Florida) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Kytra Hunter (Florida) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Laura Moffatt (Georgia) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Sarah Miller (Ohio State) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Lesli Mak (OSU) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Amy Glass (Boise State) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Sharaya Musser (Penn State) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN 9.900
8. 
   
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23. 
    
24. Aisha Gerber (UCLA), Kaelie Baer (UCLA), Shona Morgan (Stanford), Rachel Updike (Missouri) 9.875 
25. 
    
26. 
    
27. 
    
28. Ericka Garcia (LSU), Kaleigh Dickson (LSU), Llomincia Hall (LSU), Rheagan Courville (LSU), Jessie Jordan (LSU), Erica Brewer (Oklahoma), Taylor Spears (Oklahoma), Becky Wing (Stanford), Alyssa Brown (Stanford), Stephanie McAllister (Utah), Mary Beth Lofgren (Utah), Cortni Beers (Utah), Brianna Guy (Auburn), Aubree Cristello (Arizona), Alina Weinstein (Illinois), Dusti Russell (Minnesota), Diandria Milliner (Alabama), Scarlett Williams (Arkansas), Shelby Salmon (Arkansas), Amy Borsellino (Arkansas), Randy Stageberg (Florida), Rachel Spicer (Florida), Ashanee Dickerson (Florida), Kat Ding (Georgia), Nicole Krauter (Ohio State), Melanie Schaffer (Ohio State), Alyssa Marohn (Ohio State), Brittany Harris (OSU), Melanie Jones (OSU), Olivia Vivian (OSU), Kelsi Blalock (OSU), Moriah Martin (Denver), Katie Zurales (Michigan), Taylor Westrick (SE Missouri) 9.850
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59. 
    
60. 
    
61. 
    
62. Jennifer Lauer (Nebraska), Jessie DeZiel (Nebraska), Corrie Lothrop (Utah), Marissa King (Florida), Makayla Stambaugh (OSU) 9.825
63. 
    
64. 
    
65. 
    
66. 
    
67. Brittany Skinner (Nebraska), Nicole Pechanec (Stanford), Kassandra Lopez (Utah), Aliza Vaccher (Washington) 9.800
68. 
    
69. 
    
70. 
    
71. Mattie Larson (UCLA), Madison Mooring (Oklahoma), Brie Olson (Oklahoma), Sarah Grady (Ohio State) 9.775
72. 
    
73. 
    
74. 
    
75. Kayla Slechta (Minnesota) 9.700
76. Janelle Giblin (Nebraska) 9.650
77. Randi Lau (LSU) 9.550
78. Kyndal Robarts (Utah) 9.450
79. Morgan Evans (North Carolina), Kaylan Earls (Georgia) 9.350
80. 
    
81. Vanessa Zamarippa (UCLA) 9.275
82. Noel Couch (Georgia), Katelyn Busacker (Nebraska) 9.250
83. 
    
84. Sarah Persinger (Georgia) 9.175
85. Colleen Dean (Ohio State) 9.125
86. Samanatha Kolbas (Arkansas) 8.500

1. Kytra Hunter (Florida) FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICAN 9.950
2. Vanessa Zamarippa (UCLA) FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Elyse Hopfner-Hibbs (UCLA) FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Jessie DeZiel (Nebraska) FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Megan Ferguson (Oklahoma) FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Geralen Stack-Eaton (Alabama) FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Jaime Pisani (Arkansas) FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICAN 9.900
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7. 
   
8. Olivia Courtney (UCLA) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Lloimincia Hall (LSU) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Emily Wong (Nebraska) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Ashley Morgan (Stanford) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Nicole Pechanec (Stanford) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Corrie Lothrop (Utah) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Ashanee Dickerson (Florida) FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Kat Ding (Georgia) FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Melanie Jones (OSU) FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Rachel Updike (Missouri) FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICAN 9.875
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18. Tauny Frattone (UCLA), Rheagan Courville (LSU), Ashley Lee (LSU), Lora Evenstad (Nebraska), Lara Albright (Oklahoma), Brie Olson (Nebraska), Ivana Hong (Stanford), Nansy Damianova (Utah), Georgia Dabritz (Utah), Stephanie McAllister (Utah), Kyndal Robarts (Utah), Alina Weinstein (Illinois), Kim Jacob (Alabama) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Diandria Milliner (Alabama) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Marissa Gutierrez (Alabama) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Bailee Zumwalde (Arkansas) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Stephani Canizaro (Arkansas) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Amy Ferguson (Florida) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Alaina Johnson (Florida) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Sarah Persinger (Georgia) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Chelsea Davis (Georgia) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Colleen Dean (Ohio State) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Sarah Miller (Ohio State) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Lesli Mak (OSU) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Makayla Stambaugh (OSU) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN, Sharaya Musser (Penn State) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN 9.850
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43. 
    
44. Alyssa Pritchett (UCLA), Jamie Schleppenbach (Nebraska), Taylor Spears (Oklahoma), Erica Brewer (Oklahoma), Aubree Cristello (Arizona), Morgan Evans (North Carolina), Kayla Slechta (Minnesota), Dusti Russell (Minnesota), Ashley Priess (Alabama), Kaylan Earls (Georgia), Noel Couch (Georgia), Taylor Jones (Ohio State), Melanie Schaffer (Ohio State), Katie Zurales (Michigan) 9.825
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56. 
    
57. 
    
58. Janelle Giblin (Nebraska), Shona Morgan (Stanford), Becky Tutka (Utah), Ashley Sledge (Alabama), Amy Borsellino (Arkansas), Casey Williamson (Ohio State), Alex DeLuca (Ohio State), Brittany Harris (OSU), Moriah Martin (Denver) 9.800
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60. 
    
61. 
    
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65. 
    
66. 
    
67. Randi Lau (LSU), Brittany Skinner (Nebraska) 9.775
68. 
    
69. Maliah Mathis (LSU), Nicole Dayton (Stanford), Kelci Lewis (Arkansas), Randy Stageberg (Florida), Amy Glass (Boise State) 9.750
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74. Sara Stone (Oklahoma) 9.725
75. Katherine Grable (Arkansas) 9.700
76. Kaleigh Dickson (LSU) 9.650
77. Marissa King (Florida), Kelsi Blalock (OSU) 9.600
78. 
    
79. Aliza Vaccher (Washington) 9.475
80. Pauline Hanset (Stanford) 9.425
81. Samantha Peszek (UCLA), Brianna Guy (Auburn), Olivia Vivian (OSU) 9.175
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83. 
    
84. Gina Nuccio (Georgia) 8.950

Competition at the 2012 Women's NCAA Championships, gets underway April 20th - 22nd at the Gwinnett Center in Duluth, Georgia. First day will see the two semi-finals take place whilst Saturday will see the Super Six Team Final occur and then the Individual Event Finals on Sunday. The competition on the 21st and 22nd will be live streamed on ESPN3. The teams hoping to compete for the team title are: The Florida Gators, the UCLA Bruins, The University of Oklahoma, the University of Alabama, the Georgia Gym Dogs, the Nebraska Cornhuskers, the Utah Utes, University of Arkansas, Oregon State University, Stanford University, Louisiana State University and Ohio State University. These are listed in rank order. See below for the semi-final divisions - the top three teams from each session will go on to the Super Six Team Final. 

Congratulations also go to Boise State University's Amy Glass who is the AAI Award winner for 2012. Amy becomes the first Bronco to win the award, which is presented to the top Senior student-athlete in NCAA Division I Women's Gymnastics after being voted for by the sports' head coaches from around the country. Glass won the award over Georgia's Kat Ding, Megan Ferguson of Oklahoma, Oregon State University's Leslie Mak, Arkansas University's Jaime Pisani and Alabama's Geralen Stack-Eaton. All were recognized at the NCAA Women's Championships Award Banquet.

SEMI-FINALS:

SESSION ONE - STARTING AT 12.00PM (ET)

SESSION TWO - STARTING AT 6.00PM (ET) 

• Florida/Sharaya Musser (Penn State)/Rachel Fincham (North Carolina State) - Starting on Vault 
• Alabama/Amy Glass (Boise State) - Starting on Balance Beam
• Georgia/Moriah Martin (Denver) - Starting on Uneven Bars
• Arkansas/Katie Zurales (Michigan) - Starting on Floor Exercise
• Oregon State/Aliza Vaccher (Washington)/Joanna Sampson (Michigan) - Starting on a Bye before Floor
• Ohio State/Rachel Updike (Missouri)/Taylor Westrick (Southeast Missouri) - Starting on a Bye before Bars

AMY GLASS (BOISE STATE) - Image from Official Website of Boise State. 

ALINA WEINSTEIN (ILLINOIS) - Image from Univesity of Illinois Official Website.

SHARAYA MUSSER (PENN STATE UNIVERSITY) - Image from PSU's Official Site.

KATIE ZURALES (MICHIGAN) - Image from Michigan's Website

BRI GUY (AUBURN) - Image from Auburn Tigers Website

RACHEL UPDIKE (MISSOURI) - Image from Mizzou Tigers Website

MORGAN EVANS (NORTH CAROLINA) - Image from Tarheels Gymnastics Official Website

AUBREE CRISTELLO (ARIZONA) - Image from Arizona's Official Website

ALIZA VACCHER (WASHINGTON) - Image from Washington's Official Website

MORIAH MARTIN (DENVER) - Image from Denver's Official Website

DUSTI RUSSELL (MINNESOTA) - Image from Minnesota's Official Website

KAYLA SLECHTA (MINNESOTA) - Image from Minnesota's Official Website

Plus the following gymnasts were event winners at their respective Regional Championships and are not part of one of the qualified teams or were All Around Individual Qualifiers:

RACHEL FINCHAM (NORTH CAROLINA STATE) - UNEVEN BARS. Image from NC State Website

TAYLOR WESTRICK (SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE) - BALANCE BEAM. Image from SE Missouri Official Website.

KATIE MATUSIK (ARIZONA) - BALANCE BEAM. Image from Wildcats Official Website

KYLIE SHIELDS (AUBURN) - VAULT. Image from Auburn Tiger's Official Website

JOANNA SAMPSON (MICHIGAN) - VAULT). Image from Michigan Gymnastics Website