Gymmin' Miel!

TEAM RESULTS (Nos. in front of team name represent Regional Seeding):

1. 1 - Louisiana State University (49.400, 49.300, 49.150, 49.450) 197.300
2. 2 - University of Georgia (49.275, 49.250, 49.025, 49.300) 196.850
3. 3 - Oregon State University (48.900, 48.975, 49.125, 49.000) 196.000
4. 4 - University of Arizona (48.775, 49.100, 49.000, 49.025) 195.900
5. 5 - George Washington University (49.075, 48.825, 48.725, 48.925) 195.550
6. 6 - Michigan State University (48.575, 48.950, 48.675, 49.150) 195.350

ALL AROUND RESULTS:

1. Myia Hambrick (Louisiana State University) 39.550
2. Brandie Jay (University of Georgia) 39.450
3. Brittany Rogers (University of Georgia) 39.350
4. Lisa Burt (Michigan State University); Madeline Gardiner (Oregon State University) 39.275
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6. Jillian Winstanley (George Washington University) 39.200
7. Morgan Lane (University of North Carolina); Brittni Watkins (Senior, North Carolina State University); Madison Cindric (University of Arizona); Kaytianna McMillan (Oregon State University) 39.175
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11. Camille Drouin-Allaire (George Washington University) 39.150
12. Brittany Stover (College of William & Mary) 39.125
13. Alex DeMoura (George Washington University) 38.975
14. Brittany Holmes (Michigan State University) 38.675
15. Tyra McKellar (Sophomore, Towson University) 38.525

APPARATUS RESULTS:

VAULT:

1. Sydney Ewing (Louisiana State) 9.975
2. Ashleigh Gnat (Louisiana State) 9.925
3. Brittany Rogers (Georgia); Camille Drouin-Allaire (George Washington); Julianna Cannamela (Louisiana State) 9.900
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6. Ashlyn Broussard (Georgia) 9.875
7. Brandie Jay (Georgia); Jillian Winstanley (George Washington); Chelsea Knight (Sophomore, North Carolina State University) 9.850
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10. Lauren Johnson (Georgia); GiGi Marino (Georgia); Chelsea Raineri (George Washington); Myia Hambrick (Louisiana State); Kaytianna McMillan (Oregon State) 9.825
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15. Madison Cindric (Arizona); Shelby Edwards (Arizona); Madeline Gardiner (Oregon State); Megan Jimenez (Oregon State); Kathy Tang (Senior, University of Maryland); Brittni Watkins (North Carolina State) 9.800
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21. Natalie Vaculik (Georgia); Sarah Finnegan (Louisiana State); Brittany Stover (William and Mary) 9.775
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24. Morgan Lane (North Carolina); Lauryn Mattson (Arizona); Alex DeMoura (George Washington); Sara Mermelstein (George Washington); Lisa Burt (Michigan State); Anna Gamelo (Michigan State); Mary Jacobsen (Oregon State) 9.750
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31. Jessica Sisler (Arizona); McKenna Singley (Oregon State) 9.725
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33. Gabby Laub (Arizona); Alexandra Zois (George Washington); Brittany Holmes (Michigan State); Elena Lagoski (Michigan State); Taylor Ricci (Oregon State) 9.700
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38. Ashley Noll (Michigan State) 9.675
39. Jessica Savona (Louisiana State) 9.650
40. Skyler Sheppard (Arizona); Haley Sedgewick (Michigan State) 9.600
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42. Tyra McKellar (Towson) 9.575

UNEVEN BARS:

1. Brandie Jay (Georgia) 9.950
2. Sarah Finnegan (Louisiana State); Lexie Priessman (Louisiana State) 9.900
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4. Alexandra Mills (Arizona); Myia Hambrick (Louisiana State); Lisa Burt (Michigan State) 9.875
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7. Abbie Epperson (Sophomore, University of Maryland); Rachel Schick (Georgia); Jessica Savona (Louisiana State); Shireen Khamedoost (Oregon State) 9.850
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11. Kaitlynn Hedelund (University of North Carolina); Morgan Lane (North Carolina); Brittany Stover (William and Mary); Brittany Rogers (Georgia); Natalie Vaculik (Georgia); Krysten Howard (Arizona); Jessica Ling (Michigan State) 9.825
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18. Gracie Cherrey (Georgia); Selynna Felix-Terrazas (Arizona); Gabby Laub (Arizona); Danielle Spencer-Bearham (Arizona); Alexandra Zois (George Washington); Hailee Westney (Michigan State); Mary Jacobsen (Oregon State); Kaytianna McMillan (Oregon State) 9.800
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26. Brittni Watkins (North Carolina State); Lauren Johnson (Georgia); Madison Cindric (Arizona); Camille Drouin-Allaire (George Washington); Jillian Winstanley (George Washington); Randii Wyrick (Louisiana State); Elena Lagoski (Michigan State); Madeline Gardiner (Oregon State) 9.775
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34. Alex DeMoura (George Washington); Marianna Colussi-Pelaez (Oregon State) 9.750
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36. Chelsea Raineri (George Washington); Shae Zamardi (Louisiana State) 9.725
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38. Anna Gamelo (Michigan State) 9.675
39. Brittany Holmes (Michigan State) 9.625
40. Tyra McKellar (Towson) 9.375
41. McKenna Singley (Oregon State) 9.150
42. Elizabeth Pfeiler (George Washington) 9.025

BALANCE BEAM:

1. Ashlyn Broussard (Georgia); Alexandra Mills (Arizona); Myia Hambrick (Louisiana State); Risa Perez (Oregon State) 9.900
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5. Mary Beth Box (Georgia); Erin Macadaeg (Louisiana State); Madeline Gardiner (Oregon State) 9.875
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8. Morgan Lane (North Carolina); Madison Cindric (Arizona); Hailee Westney (Michigan State); Silvia Colussi-Pelaez (Oregon State) 9.850
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12. Brittany Rogers (Georgia); Danielle Buchanan (Arizona); Elizabeth Pfeiler (George Washington); Sydney Ewing (Louisiana State); Sarah Finnegan (Louisiana State) 9.825
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17. Mary Elle Arduino (Freshman, Towson University); Lisa Burt (Michigan State); Victoria Huehn (Michigan State) 9.800
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20. Jillian Winstanley (George Washington); Tyra McKellar (Towson); Brittany Stover (William and Mary) 9.775
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23. Brittni Watkins (North Carolina State); Brandie Jay (Georgia); Alexandra Zois (George Washington); Mariana Colussi-Pelaez (Oregon State); Megan Jimenez (Oregon State) 9.750
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28. Jessica Sisler (Arizona); Ashleigh Gnat (Louisiana State) 9.725
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30. Shelby Edwards (Arizona); Camille Drouin-Allaire (George Washington) 9.700
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32. Nicole Wild (Sophomore, North Carolina State University); Vivi Babalis (Georgia); Alex DeMoura (George Washington); Sara Mermelstein (George Washington); Julianna Cannamela (Louisiana State); Brittany Holmes (Michigan State); Kaytianna McMillan (Oregon State) 9.675
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39. Kira Frederick (Michigan State) 9.550
40. Krysten Howard (Arizona) 9.525
41. Natalie Vaculik (Georgia) 9.100
42. Ashley Noll (Michigan State) 8.500

FLOOR EXERCISE:

1. Ashleigh Gnat (Louisiana State); Myia Hambrick (Louisiana State) 9.950
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3. Elena Lagoski (Michigan State) 9.925
4. Brandie Jay (Georgia); GiGi Marino (Georgia); McKenna Kelley (Louisiana State); Jessica Savona (Louisiana State) 9.900
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8. Jessica Sisler (Arizona); Kaytianna McMillan (Oregon State) 9.875
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10. Brittni Watkins (North Carolina State); Morgan Reynolds (Georgia); Mary Beth Box (Georgia); Krysten Howard (Arizona); Lisa Burt (Michigan State); Kira Frederick (Michigan State); Drew Hendershot (Michigan State); Jamie Radermacher (Oregon State) 9.850
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18. Macey Roberts (Freshman, University of Maryland); Madeline Seibold (George Washington); Madeline Gardiner (Oregon State) 9.825
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21. Tyra McKellar (Towson); Brittany Rogers (Georgia); Alex DeMoura (George Washington); Jillian Winstanley (George Washington) 9.800
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25. Selynna Felix-Terrazas (Arizona); Kennady Schneider (Arizona); Camille Drouin-Allaire (George Washington) 9.775
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28. Morgan Lane (North Carolina); Brittany Stover (William and Mary); Madison Cindric (Arizona); Lauryn Mattson (Arizona); Sydney Ewing (Louisiana State); Risa Perez (Oregon State) 9.750
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34. Sara Mermelstein (George Washington); Chelsea Raineri (George Washington) 9.725
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36. Kathy Tang (Senior, University of Maryland); Taylor Ricci (Oregon State); McKenna Singley (Oregon State) 9.700
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39. Randii Wyrick (Louisiana State); Brittany Holmes (Michigan State); Ashley Noll (Michigan State) 9.675
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42. Vivi Babalis (Georgia) 9.275

The 2016 Iowa City Regional is hosted by the University of Iowa in the Carver-Hawkeye Arena at 4.00pm CT. The University of Iowa is making it's ninth Regional appearance out of the last 12 seasons. The University of Oklahoma is hoping to win it's seventh consecutive Regional title. Kent State University's last appearance at Regionals as a team was in 2014 - last season Sophomore Rachel Stypinski competed as an individual. The University of Nebraska has now qualified for post-season competition for 32 consecutive seasons whilst Central Michigan University is making it's eighth consecutive Regionals appearance. The University of Arkansas is making it's 13th consecutive trip to the NCAA Regionals with the team hoping to qualify for NCAA Championships Session II for the first time since 2013. In only the fifth time in the Centenary College program and the first since 2011 - the team sees an individual qualifier head to Regionals (Sophomore Ashley White). Western Michigan University is sending a record seven Individuals to Regionals (Jessi Buis is making her third Regionals appearance, with Anna Corbett, Kelsey Hood and Jessie Peszek making their second Regionals appearance. Ball State University is sending gymnasts to Regionals for the first time in the last couple of years that Joanna Saleem has been the Head Coach.

As the top two finishers, the University of Oklahoma and the University of Nebraska advance to the 2016 NCAA National Championships. Western Michigan University Junior Anna Corbett was unable to compete for the official All Around routine due to an injury in which she sustained at the MAC Championships whilst Sophomore Kelsey Hood scratched following the Floor Exercise due to an injury. With no All Around Alternate to replace Corbett, all four Event Alternates moved into the lineup.

Oklahoma's Chayse Capps (Junior) and Keeley Kmieciak (Senior) finished first and second in the All Around. Capps was the Vault champion with her Junior team mate McKenzie Wofford finishing top of the Uneven Bars standings. Capps and team mates Sophomore Natalie Brown and Freshman Nicole Lehrmann shared in the Balance Beam honors with Iow's Mollie Drenth and the University of Nebraska's Sophomore Grace Williams. Nebraska Senior Hollie Blanske and Oklahoma Sophomore AJ Jackson tied for the Floor Exercise honors. University of Iowa Junior Mollie Drenth and University of Arkansas' Senior Amanda Wellick advance to Nationals as All Around qualifiers.

ALTERNATES FOR IOWA CITY REGIONAL:

• VAULT: Jordyn Penny (Sophomore, Ball State University) 
• UNEVEN BARS: Kayla Beckler (Junior, Ball State University)
• BALANCE BEAM: Jordyn Penny (Sophomore, Ball State University) 
• FLOOR EXERCISE: Audry Merritt (Junior, Western Michigan University)

TEAM RESULTS (Nos. at front of team name represent Regional Seeding):

1. 1 - University of Oklahoma (49.275, 49.575, 49.425, 49.300) 197.575
2. 2 - University of Nebraska (48.925, 49.225, 49.125, 49.275) 196.550
3. 3 - University of Arkansas (48.375, 49.100, 49.025, 49.000) 195.500
4. 4 - University of Iowa (48.525, 49.425, 49.100, 48.400) 195.450
5. 6 - Central Michigan University (48.375, 48.875, 48.900, 48.525) 194.675
6. 5 - Kent State University (48.450, 48.650, 48.850, 48.575) 194.525

Some facts leading into the Regional Competition: The Minneapolis Regional will be held in the Sports Pavilion and hosted by the University of Minnesota at 4.00pm local time. This is the seventh-straight year Brigham Young University has qualified to Regionals whilst the University of Florida will be hoping to win their 16th NCAA Regional title. Ohio State University will be making their 38th NCAA Regional appearance with Denver University making a Regionals appearance for the 18th consecutive year. The University of Missouri will be making their second straight NCAA Regionals appearance and the 26th overall bid in the program's history. Iowa State's Haylee Young is making her second appearance at Regionals in the All Around whilst the U.S. Air Force Academy duo of Kara Witgen and Jamie Lewis are making their second consecutive Regional appearances. University of Wisconsin-Whitewater Junior Mackenzie Smith becomes the first gymnast in the program's history to qualify as an Event Specialist - she has had a fantastic season since transferring from Michigan State University.

The University of Florida and the University of Minnesota advance to Nationals after placing first and second respectively. This is the first time since 2013 that Minnesota has advanced to the NCAA National Championships. Florida Sophomore Alex McMurtry and Freshman Alicia Boren tied with Iowa State University Freshman Meaghan Sievers for the Vault honors. McMurtry and Minnesota Senior Lindsay Mable tied for the Uneven Bars honors whilst on the Balance Beam Florida Senior Bridget Sloan triumphed and also earned herself the All Around title. Denver University fifth-year Senior Nina McGee was the top scorer on the Floor Exercise. McGee and the University of Missouri Freshman Morgan Porter advance to Nationals to compete in the All Around, whilst Sievers advances as a Vault specialist. Sievers becomes the third Iowa State Freshman to qualify as an Individual (Sissy Huey in 1999 and Erin Dethloff in 2003 were the other ones).

ALTERNATES FOR THE MINNEAPOLIS REGIONAL:

• ALL AROUND: Courtney Pickett (Junior, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater)
• VAULT: Sara Townsend (Senior, Iowa State University)
• UNEVEN BARS: Amy Enright (Sophomore, University of Wisconsin-La Crosse)
• BALANCE BEAM: Sarah Neumann (Senior, U.S. Air Force Academy)
• FLOOR EXERCISE: Courtney Middelkoop (Sophomore, Iowa State University)

1. 1 - University of Florida (49.225, 49.125, 49.300, 49.075) 196.725
2. 3 - University of Minnesota (49.175, 48.950, 49.150, 48.900) 196.175
3. 4 - University of Missouri (49.050, 48.950, 48.975, 48.875) 195.850
4. 2 - Denver University (49.175, 48.750, 48.525, 49.250) 195.700
5. 5 - Ohio State University (49.000, 48.700, 48.200, 48.875) 194.775
6. 6 - Brigham Young University (48.825, 48.525, 47.650, 49.075) 194.075

1. Nina McGee (Denver) 9.950
2. Kennedi Harris (Missouri) 9.875
3. Bailey Abernathy (Minnesota); Mackenzie Douglas (Brigham Young); Makenzie Johnson Halliday (Brigham Young); Claire Hammen (Denver); Alicia Boren (Florida); Morgan Porter (Missouri); Briana Ledesma (Sophomore, Iowa State University) 9.850
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10. Ciara Gardner (Minnesota); Emily Barrett (Denver); Maggie Laughlin (Denver); Grace McLaughlin (Florida); Ericha Fassbender (Florida); Bridgette Caquatto (Florida); Haylee Young (Iowa State) 9.825
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17. Cheyenne Hill (Brigham Young); Emily Vidmar (Brigham Young); Kaitlyn Schou (Denver); Allison Bower (Missouri); Jamie Stone (Ohio State); Stefanie Merkle (Ohio State); Alexis Mattern (Ohio State) 9.800
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24. Kaitlin Rahon (Minnesota); Abby DeMuse (Minnesota); Sin To (Brigham Young); Kaitlyn Hofland (Ohio State); Kelsey Paz (Sophomore, Iowa State University); Meaghan Sievers (Iowa State) 9.775
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30. Bridget Sloan (Florida); Kennedy Baker (Florida) 9.750
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32. Shauna Miller (Missouri); Taylor Harrison (Ohio State) 9.700
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34. Bailie Holst (Minnesota); Nikole Addison (Denver) 9.675
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36. Michaelee Turner (Missouri) 9.650
37. Angie Kern (Missouri); Jamie Lewis (U.S. Air Force Academy); Kara Witgen (U.S. Air Force Academy) 9.625
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40. Natasha Trejo (Brigham Young) 9.600
41. Erin Malone (Ohio State) 9.525
42. Lindsay Mable (Minnesota) 9.400

The Salt Lake City Regional was hosted by the University of Utah at the Jon M. Huntsman Center. Some history headed into the Regional: Utah last hosted a NCAA Regional in 2012 and have won 11 out of the 12 Regionals they have hosted (they were runner up at the 2010 Regionals to Florida). The University of Illinois-Champaign are making their 13th consecutive Regional trip whilst the University of California-Los Angeles have won 21 Regional titles and placed second to Utah back at the Fayetteville Regional in 2014. This marks the tenth consecutive Regionals for the University of Washington whilst it is the third straight for Utah State University (something that hasn't been done since the program appeared in 17 straight from 1986 to 2002. Senior Gymnast M'rcy Matsunami of the University of Alaska-Anchorage makes her second consecutive trip to the Regionals competition as an All Around qualifier after competing as a Vault specialist back in her Freshman year. Sacramento State Senior Kalliah McCartney is making her third Regionals appearance whilst her team mates, Sophomore Julia Konner and Junior Cassie Benning are making their second appearance (last qualified in 2014). Interestingly the reserve gymnast for the All Around, Maddie Herr (San Jose State University) has been named for the second time in two years since transferring from Ohio State University. University of California-Davis Junior Katy Nogaki becomes the sixth UC-Davis gymnast to earn three trips to the NCAA Regionals and is the first to participate in three consecutively whilst Alexis Brown and Stephanie Stamates make their Regionals debuts.

M'rcy Matsunami of the University of Alaska-Anchorage only performed on the Uneven Bars after an unfortunate injury during Warm-Ups today. The University of Utah and the University of California-Los Angeles who finished first and second respectively advance to the 2016 NCAA National Championships. Utah Senior Kailah Delaney tied with UCLA Freshman Madison Preston for the top score on the Vault whilst UCLA's Redshirt Junior Christine 'Peng-Peng' Lee was the Uneven Bars champion. UCLA Senior Danusia Francis and the University of Washington Senior Allison Northey tied for the mark on the Balance Beam. University of Illinois-Champaign Freshman Lizzy LeDuc tallied a career-high on the Floor Exercise to tie for the honors with UCLA's Redshirt Senior Sadiqua Bynum. As the two top All Arounders whose teams did not qualify to Nationals, Northey and Southern Utah University Junior Danielle Ramirez advance as All Around Qualifiers. LeDuc joins them as a National  Qualifier on the Floor Exercise. 

ALL AROUND RESULTS:

1. Breanna Hughes (University of Utah) 39.525
2. Danielle Ramirez (Southern Utah University) 39.400
3. Baely Rowe (University of Utah) 39.300
4. Allison Northey (University of Washington) 39.275
5. Samantha Partyka (University of Utah) 39.250
6. Erin Buchanan (University of Illinois-Champaign) 39.225
7. Lauren Rice (Freshman, Sacramento State University); Kalliah McCartney (Senior, Sacramento State University) 39.150
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9. Maria Hundley (Senior, Seattle Pacific University) 39.025
10. Joslyn Goings (University of Washington) 38.750
11. Lizzy LeDuc (University of Illinois-Champaign) 38.725
12. Bailey McIntire (Utah State University) 38.675
13. M'rcy Matsunami (Senior, University of Alaska-Anchorage) 

1. Kailah  Delaney (Utah); Madison Preston (UCLA) 9.900
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3. Alexandra Yacalis (Washington); Danielle Ramirez (Southern Utah); Tiffani Lewis (Utah) 9.875
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6. Breanna Hughes (Utah); Allison Northey (Washington); Virginia Brownsell (Southern Utah); Sadiqua Bynum (UCLA); Erin Buchanan (Illinois-Champaign); Kalliah McCartney (Sacramento State) 9.850
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12. Kassandra Lopez (Utah); Julia Konner (Sophomore, San Jose State University) 9.825
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14. Hailey Burleson (Washington); JaNay Honest (UCLA); Sonya Meraz (UCLA); Baely Rowe (Utah); Samantha Partyka (Utah) 9.800
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19. Madison Ward (Utah State); Jillian Chappel (Utah State); Maria Hundley (Seattle Pacific); Angi Cipra (UCLA) 9.775
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23. McKinzey Martinez (Utah State); Katie Brown (Utah State); Stephanie Stowe (Washington); Mady Blake (Southern Utah); Napualani Hall (UCLA); Lauren Rice (Sacramento State); Heather Foley (Illinois-Champaign); Lizzy LeDuc (Illinois-Champaign) 9.750
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31. Joslyn Goings (Washington); Stacie Webb (Southern Utah) 9.725
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33. Michelle Yasukochi (Utah State) 9.700
34. Katy Nogaki (Junior, University of California-Davis) 9.675
35. Tyly Bozzuto (Southern Utah) 9.650
36. Jordyn Givens (Illinois-Champaign); Bailey McIntire (Utah State) 9.600
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38. Julia Hutcherson (Illinois-Champaign) 9.575
39. Sarah Lyons (Illinois-Champaign) 9.550
40. Karen Gonzalez (Southern Utah) 9.400
41. Emily Liddle (Washington) 9.050

UNEVEN BARS RESULTS:

1. Christine Lee (UCLA) 9.950
2. Breanna Hughes (Utah) 9.925
3. Tiffani Lewis (Utah) 9.900
4. Kassandra Lopez (Utah); Danielle Ramirez (Southern Utah) 9.875
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6. Sabrina Schwab (Utah); Sophina DeJesus (UCLA) 9.850
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8. Sunny Kato (Illinois-Champaign); Kirsten Yee (Southern Utah); Danusia Francis (UCLA); Lauren Rice (Sacramento State) 9.825
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12. Baely Rowe (Utah); Samantha Partyka (Utah); McKinzey Martinez (Utah State); Kaitlyn Duranczyk (Washington); JaNay Honest (UCLA) 9.800
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17. Keri Peel (Utah State); Maria Hundley (Seattle Pacific); Memory Shettles (Southern Utah) 9.775
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20. JoAnna Cuba (Utah State) 9.750
21. Erin Buchanan (Illinois-Champaign); Jordyn Givens (Illinois-Champaign); Hailey Burleson (Washington); M'rcy Matsunami (Alaska-Anchorage) 9.725
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25. Bridget Hodan (Illinois-Champaign); Sarah Lyons (Illinois-Champaign); Allison Northey (Washington); Caitlyn Kessel (Southern Utah) 9.700
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29. Bailey McIntire (Utah State); Cassie Benning (Junior, Sacramento State University); Jessica Nesis (Washington) 9.675
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32. Madison Ward (Utah State); Kalliah McCartney (Sacramento State); Sydney Townsend (Southern Utah) 9.650
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35. Joslyn Goings (Washington); Natalie Trejo (Southern Utah) 9.625
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37. Zoey Schaefer (Washington) 9.600
38. Melanie Oster (Utah State) 9.550
39. Stella Savvidou (UCLA) 9.375
40. Alexis Brown (Sophomore, University of California-Davis) 9.325
41. Lizzy LeDuc (Illinois-Champaign) 9.200
42. Sonya Meraz (UCLA) 8.975

1. Danusia Francis (UCLA); Allison Northey (Washington) 9.900
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3. Samantha Partyka (Utah); Sunny Kato (Illinois-Champaign); Kailah Delaney (Utah); Kassandra Lopez (Utah); Baely Rowe (Utah); Danielle Ramirez (Southern Utah) 9.850
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9. Lizzy LeDuc (Illinois-Champaign); Breanna Hughes (Utah); Stephanie Stowe (Washington); Kaitlyn Duranczyk (Washington) 9.825
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13. Sonya Meraz (UCLA); Katelyn Ohashi (UCLA); Lauren Rice (Sacramento State); Maddy Stover (Utah); Tyly Bozzuto (Southern Utah); Hayley Sanzotti (Utah State); Malory Rose (Washington) 9.800
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20. Kirsten Yee (Southern Utah); Sophina DeJesus (UCLA); Mikaela Gerber (UCLA); Keri Peel (Utah State); Melanie Oster (Utah State); Maria Hundley (Seattle Pacific); Stephanie Stamates (Senior, University of California-Davis) 9.775
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27. Erin Buchanan (Illinois-Champaign); Brielle Nguyen (Illinois-Champaign); Nicki Shapiro (UCLA); Kalliah McCartney (Sacramento State); Hailey Burleson (Washington);  9.750
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32. Heather Foley (Illinois-Champaign); Bailey McIntire (Utah State); Kamryn Bayer (Southern Utah) 9.700
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35. Emily Briones (Utah State) 9.625
36. Joslyn Goings (Washington) 9.600
37. Stacie Webb (Southern Utah) 9.225
38. Bridget Hodan (Illinois-Champaign) 9.150
39. Natalie Trejo (Southern Utah) 9.125
40. Alexis Brown (Sophomore, University of California-Davis) 9.100
41. Katie Brown (Utah State) 9.025

FLOOR EXERCISE RESULTS:

1. Lizzy LeDuc (Illinois-Champaign); Sadiqua Bynum (UCLA) 9.950
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3. Breanna Hughes (Utah) 9.925
4. Erin Buchanan (Illinois-Champaign); Danusia Francis (UCLA); Kalliah McCartney (Sacramento State) 9.900
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7. Kaitlyn Duranczyk (Washington); Alexandra Yacalis (Washington); JaNay Honest (UCLA); MaKenna Merrell (Utah); Stephanie Stamates (Senior, University of California-Davis) 9.875
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31. Mady Blake (Southern Utah); Rebecca Cuppy (Illinois-Champaign); Lauren Rice (Sacramento State); Bridget Hodan (Illinois-Champaign) 9.775
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35. Hayley Sanzotti (Utah State); Cassie Benning (Junior, Sacramento State University) 9.750
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37. Emily Liddle (Washington) 9.725
38. Maria Hundley (Seattle Pacific); Kamryn Bayer (Southern Utah); Bailey McIntire (Utah State) 9.700
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41. Virginia Brownsell (Southern Utah) 9.650

Tonight's meet hosted by Denver University at the Hamilton Gymnasium sees them take on Southeast Missouri State University, the University of Iowa and the University of Illinois-Chicago and is the first time since 2014 that the Pioneers will boast a sold out crowd. At the halfway mark Denver has a narrow lead over the team from the University of Iowa with Illinois-Chicago in third. After a rough beam rotation Southeast Missouri sits in fourth having had a quick turnaround with their last meet being on Friday. Team Standings remain unchanged after the third rotation but a low scoring Uneven Bars rotation saw the gap between UIC and SEMO move to just 0.650 points. Denver triumphed over Iowa with SEMO finishing third narrowly pipping the University of Illinois-Chicago. It was a fantastic night for Denver's 5th year Senior Nina McGee who took out the All Around, Vault and Uneven Bars titles as well as capturing the Floor Exercise honors with her second PERFECT 10.0 of the season on the event! The marks on the Vault and Bars tied her career-highs with her All Around score a new career-high mark! Denver Junior Julia Ross earned the Balance Beam title by tying her career-high score.

Rutgers University hosted a quad meet today against the University of Pennsylvania, Temple University and Ursinus College. The Rutgers team earned a season high team total to record the win over Pennsylvania with Temple and Ursinus rounding out the field. Rutgers Sophomore Libby Groden won the All Around honors (38.925) and took out the Uneven Bars title with a 9.750 whilst Freshman Michelle Amoresano took the Vault title with a season and career-high of 9.825. Rutgers Sophomore Makenzey Shank scored a career-high of 9.900 on the Balance Beam to take the title, whilst RS Senior Emma Hoffman scored a season high of 9.850 on the Floor Exercise to take the top mark. Penn standout performers were Seniors Morgan Venuti and Elyse Shenberger, Sophomores Kyra Levi and Alex Hartke, and Junior Rachel Graham whilst Freshman Nicole Swirbalus scored a career-high 9.800 on the Balance Beam. Temple scored season high totals on the Vault, Balance Beam and Floor Exercise lead by Freshmen  Sahara Gipson and India Anderson, Sophomore Alexa Phillip and Senior Michaela Lapent. Victoria Reggiani, a Junior on the Owls team broke into the Beam lineup for the first time not only in her career but also this season after battling a preseason injury. Ursinus posted a season-high team total lead by Sophomores Monique Brooks, Alexandra Puryear and Kelsey Stewart, Senior Kristina Steffenhagen, Freshman Jillian Falduto and Juniors Jillian Casarella and Vanessa Scalora. 

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Currently ranked 9th Boise State University are taking on No. 24 Southern Utah University at the Centrum Arena in Cedar City, Utah. It should be an exciting competition this evening. Disappointing Uneven Bars routine from BSU's Diana Mejia. Solid routine from BSU's Sandra Collantes on the Uneven Bars - a little short on a couple of handstands. I love her team mate Krystine Jacobsen on the Uneven Bars - lovely height in her releases but just a small hop back on her dismount. I love the gorgeous leotards from both teams this evening. After the first rotation, Boise State has a narrow lead over Southern Utah. Nice vault from Shani Remme of BSU. Hop back and to the side on the landing of Mary Frances Bir's vault. Solid vaulting from Boise State. At the halfway point, Boise State University leads over Southern Utah University. Southern Utah Junior Virginia Brownsell and RS Junior Stacie Webb took the honors on the Vault, whilst on the Uneven Bars SUU Junior Kirsten Yee tied with Boise State's Jacobsen for the high score. Lovely Floor routine from Paige Urquhart from Boise State. Unfortunate fall from Kirsten Yee on the Beam. Gorgeous routine from Jacobsen on Floor. Lovely routine from Tyly Bozzuto and her team mate Danielle Ramirez on the Beam. Webb tied with Ramirez for the Balance Beam title with Boise State University Senior Maddie earning the honors on the Floor Exercise. Remme was the All Around top scorer helping her team to the win. 

TEAM RESULTS:

ALL AROUND RESULTS:

1. Shani Remme (Boise State) 39.325
2. Danielle Ramirez (Southern Utah) 39.100
3. Sandra Collantes (Boise State) 38.975

VAULT RESULTS:

1. Virginia Brownsell (Southern Utah); Stacie Webb (Southern Utah) 9.850
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3. Mary Frances Bir (Boise State); Mackenzie Bennion (Southern Utah) 9.825
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5. Madyson Blake (Southern Utah); Shani Remme (Boise State); Maddie Krentz (Boise State); Sandra Collantes (Southern Utah) 9.800
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9. Ann Stockwell (Boise State) 9.750
10. Caitlyn Kessel (Southern Utah) 9.725
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3. Ann Stockwell (Boise State); Sydney Townsend (Southern Utah); Caitlyn Kessel (Southern Utah) 9.825
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8. Shani Remme (Boise State) 9.775
9. Danielle Ramirez (Southern Utah) 9.725
10. Memory Shettles (Southern Utah) 9.700
11. Tyly Bozzuto (Southern Utah) 9.675
12. Diana Mejia (Boise State) 7.550

1. Danielle Ramirez (Southern Utah); Stacie Webb (Southern Utah) 9.900
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4. Natalie Trejo (Southern Utah); Tyly Bozzuto (Southern Utah); Molly McFarland (Boise State) 9.850
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10. Paige Urquhart (Boise State) 9.175
11. Kirsten Yee (Southern Utah) 9.125
12. Kamryn Bayer (Southern Utah) 9.025

FLOOR EXERCISE RESULTS:

1. Maddie Krentz (Boise State) 9.925
2. Sandra Collantes (Boise State) 9.900
3. Shani Remme (Boise State); Stacie Webb (Southern Utah); Virginia Brownsell (Southern Utah) 9.875
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6. Natalie Trejo (Southern Utah) 9.850
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12. Ann Stockwell (Boise State) 9.725

SATURDAY, 30TH JANUARY:

• UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE (48.300, 48.975, 49.375, 49.150) 195.800 TOOK OUT THE DON TONRY BULLDOG INVITATIONAL OVER UNIVERSITY OF BRIDGEPORT (48.475, 48.650, 48.375, 48.150) 193.650; YALE UNIVERSITY (47.375, 48.200, 47.300, 48.600) 191.475 AND SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT STATE UNIVERSITY (47.775, 47.025, 46.050, 47.025) 187.875 
• New Hampshire Junior Meghan Pflieger and Sophomore Casey Lauter shared in the All Around title both scoring a total of 39.150 with them taking out the Floor Exercise (9.900) and Balance Beam (9.925) respectively. Fellow New Hampshire gymnast, Freshman Danielle Mulligan was the top scorer on the Uneven Bars with a 9.900, whilst on the Vault the University of Bridgeport Junior Hope Tralli earned the top mark of 9.775. Other top performers from Bridgeport were Sophomore Kelsey Campbell, Senior Randi Cutolo, Sophomore Carol Chiles, Junior Christine Liautaud, Freshman Maritza Futch and Juniors Ajiea Hargrave and Kimberly Stewart. Yale Sophomore Megan Ryan, Senior Camilla Opperman, Junior Tatiana Winkelman and Freshman Kiarra Alleyne produced solid performances for the Bulldogs The Bulldogs had to count all five routines on the Floor Exercise after Sophomore Sloane Smith was injured. Alexandra Avendano, a Sophomore on the Southern Connecticut State University was definitely the standout for her team recording a high placing of tied for 4th on the Floor Exercise.
• THE COLLEGE AT BROCKPORT (47.525, 48.000, 47.625, 48.500) 191.650 HAD A DECISIVE WIN OVER ITHACA COLLEGE (46.625, 45.225, 44.475, 47.450) 183.775
• It was a strong showing from Brockport with gymnasts from the team taking out all four Apparatus titles. Freshman Stephanie Mager scored a 9.575 on the Vault to take the title with Junior Maddie O'Braitis and Sophomore Miranda Shaine tying for the top mark on the Uneven Bars with 9.700. Senior Lily Jagodzinski was top on the Balance Beam with 9.725 with Freshman Meghan Cash earning the top score of 9.825 on the Floor Exercise. Top scorers for Ithaca College were Freshman Carolyn Nichols (9.500 on Vault), Sophomore Mina Sherman (9.125 on Uneven Bars), Senior Lara Harberle (9.200 on Balance Beam) and Graduate Student Valerie Cohen (9.600 on the Floor Exercise). 
• GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY (48.725, 48.650, 48.750, 48.825) 194.950 EDGED UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA (48.425, 48.575, 48.725, 48.550) 194.275
• GWU Sophomore Cami Drouin-Allaire produced the top All Around score of 39.250 and recorded the top mark on the Vault (9.875) during the team's win. GWU Junior Chelsea Raineri tied with North Carolina Sophomore Kaitlynn Hedelund for the top mark of 9.825 on the Uneven Bars, with North Carolina Sophomore Morgan Lane earning the high score on the Floor Exercise (9.825). Lane and fellow Tarheels Senior Sarah Peterson tied with GWU Sophomores Alex Zois and Liz Pfeiler for the Balance Beam honors with 9.850. 
• MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY (48.700, 48.425, 47.700, 49.100) 193.925 RECORDED THEIR FIRST WIN OF THE SEASON OVER TOWSON UNIVERSITY (48.475, 48.275, 48.425, 48.625) 193.800; RUTGERS UNIVERSITY (48.800, 47.925, 48.200, 48.625) 193.550 AND UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH (48.400, 47.875, 48.075, 48.750) 193.100 
• Pittsburgh Senior Lindsay Offutt was the standout performer at the Quad meet earning the All Around (39.250) and Balance Beam (9.875) titles whilst sharing the high score of 9.850 on Floor Exercise with Michigan State Juniors Elena Lagoski and Holly Ryan. Towson University Sophomore Tyra McKellar was tops on the Uneven Bars with a 9.850 whilst Michigan State Senior Nicola Deans and Rutgers Senior Nicolette Wilson tied for the Vault honors - both scoring 9.850. 
• EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY (48.450, 48.900, 48.675, 48.750) 194.775 TOPPED NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY (48.475, 48.350, 48.475, 48.650) 193.950
• EMU Sophomore Kendall Valentin was the only gymnast in the field competing on all four events scoring 38.875. Northern Illinois Sophomore Andie Van Voorhis was top on the Vault (9.800)  with her Junior team mate Jamyra Carter and EMU Sophomore Catie Conrad tying for the top mark of 9.850 on the Uneven Bars. Eastern Michigan Junior Lacey Rubin was the top on the Balance Beam with 9.825 whilst the high score on the Floor Exercise of 9.850 was shared by EMU Senior Kimberly Ebeyer and Sophomore Rachel Slocum along with Northern Illinois Freshman Anna Martucci.
• DENVER UNIVERSITY (48.875, 49.025, 48.975, 49.250) 196.125 TOPPED BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY (48.675, 48.275, 48.675, 48.900) 194.525
• You could argue that this meet was the Nina McGee show as the fifth year Denver University gymnast took out the All Around (39.525), Vault (9.850), Uneven Bars (9.900), Balance Beam (9.850 - tied with BGSU Sophomore Laura Mitchell) and Floor Exercise (9.925). BGSU set season highs on the Vault and Balance Beam despite having changed lineups as a result of season ending injuries to Leslie Delgado and Julia Beyer - it also marked their first meet in the Stroh Center. 
• UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA (48.775, 49.350, 49.150, 48.800) 196.075 EARNED THEIR FOURTH STRAIGHT WIN, THIS TIME OVER OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY (48.650, 49.075, 48.350, 48.825) 194.900
• Minnesota Senior Lindsay Mable won the All Around (39.150) and tied for the top score of 9.900 on the Balance Beam with Ohio State Sophomore Taylor Harrison. Mable's Junior team mate Bailie Holst recorded a 9.975 on the Uneven Bars (with a 10.0 from one judge) to earn the event honors. Minnesota Sophomore Abby DeMuse was the top on the Floor Exercise with 9.875 whilst Ohio State Freshman Jamie Stone was the top scorer on the Vault with a career high of 9.875. 
• OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY (48.850, 48.875, 49.075, 49.075) 195.875 WON THEIR DAM CANCER MEET OVER ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY (48.450, 47.375, 48.500, 48.750) 193.075
• OSU Junior Madeline Gardiner won her fourth consecutive All Around title of the season with 39.300 and took out the Balance Beam title with 9.900. Gardiner's Freshman team mate Mariana Colussi-Pelaez earned a career best of 9.850 on the Uneven Bars to take the title, with fellow Beaver Senior Risa Perez earning the top score on the Floor Exercise with a 9.900. Arizona State Senior Taylor Allex was top on the Vault with 9.850.
• U.S. AIR FORCE ACADEMY (47.625, 47.150, 46.125, 47.650) 188.550 WON THEIR FIRST MEET FOR THE SEASON OVER UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-OSHKOSH (47.325, 44.950, 44.725, 47.200) 
• U.S. Air Force Academy Junior Kara Witgen was tops in the All Around (38.000) and was the high scorer on the Vault (9.700) and Uneven Bars (9.675). Senior Sarah Neumann and Sophomore Casey Bell were top scorers on the Balance Beam (9.775) and Floor Exercise (9.700) respectively. Seniors Krystal Walker and Emily Ryan were standouts for Oshkosh.
• UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA (49.325, 49.525, 49.200, 49.500) 197.550 WIN THE METROPLEX CHALLENGE OVER LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY(49.450, 49.325, 48.600, 49.375) 196.750; UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON (48.800, 49.150, 49.250, 48.975) 196.175; STANFORD UNIVERSITY(48.900, 49.300, 49.300, 48.575) 196.075 AND THE UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI(49.025, 49.150, 48.575, 49.075) 195.825
• The University of Oklahoma won the Metroplex Challenge at the Fort Worth Convention Center setting season highs on the Bars and Floor Exercise. Louisiana State University was second with the University of Washington and Stanford University in third and fourth respectively. The University of Missouri finished fifth. Stanford University Sophomore Elizabeth Price continued her great form taking out the All Around with 39.600 and tying for the Uneven Bars title with Oklahoma Junior McKenzie Wofford (9.950). Oklahoma Junior Charity Jones was top on the Floor Exercise with 9.950 whilst LSU Junior Ashleigh Gnat tied with Stanford's Redshirt Senior Ivana Hong with the top mark on the Balance Beam (9.925). Gnat also scored another 10.0 on Vault becoming only the third LSU gymnast to score a 10.0 on the same event in consecutive weeks. Washington Senior Allison Northey and Sophomore Joslyn Goings were the top performers for team, whilst standout performers for Missouri were Freshman Brooke Kelly, Sophomore Kennedi Harris, Junior Angie Kern and Freshman Morgan Porter. 

The University of California-Berkeley makes their home season debut at the Haas Pavilion this evening against the University of California-Los Angeles. Having to count a low score of 9.325 from Sonya Meraz on the Uneven Bars after falls from both her and Stella Savvidou, the UCLA Bruins find themselves in second place after the first rotation. UC-Berkeley's Charlie Owens performed an exhibition Vault scoring a 9.125 whilst UCLA's Rechelle Dennis' exhibition Bars routine scored a 9.800. UC-Berkeley's Vault score is a season high for the team. UCLA's Peng-Peng Lee returns to the Vault lineup with a fantastic 9.875!! At the halfway mark, UC-Berkeley maintain the lead over UCLA! UC-Berkeley's Toni-Ann Williams ties with Peng-Pee Lee for the honors on Vault with JaNay Honest of UCLA had the best Uneven Bars routine of her career to earn the title on the apparatus! Owen's also exhibited on the Uneven Bars earning a 9.775. A change to the Floor Exercise lineup sees Hallie Mossett and Madison Preston being replaced by fellow Bruins Mikaela Gerber and Sonya Meraz. The UC-Berkeley team still maintains the lead headed into the final rotation. Sylvie Seilnacht performed a 9.575 scoring exhibition on the Beam for the Bears. UCLA's Gerber had a fantastic routine on the Balance Beam to open the final rotation tying her career high whilst fellow UCLA gymnast Angi Cipra competed her first Beam routine since 2014 and despite falling on her leap series had a solid routine. UCLA will have to count a fall on the Beam after Peng-Peng falls on her acro series. Toni-Ann Williams earns the top mark on the Floor with Danusia Francis of UCLA taking the top mark of the meet on the Balance Beam. Berkeley takes the win over the Bruins with a season high combined total - the first time triumphing over the Bruins since 1985. Nicki Shapiro of UCLA exhibited on the Beam for a 9.675.