Utah State edged Boise State for the Mountain West title. Both teams had previously locked a spot at Regionals. USU's Brianna Brooks tied for the UB title with SJSU's Sophia Konieczny and Boise State's Emily Lopez. Lopez also tied for the VT title with SJSU's Mkaela Pitts and Madison Kirsch. Air Force's Maggie Slife won the AA at 39.25. She also tied for the BB title with SJSU's Madison Gustitus. Boise State's Emma Loyim won the FX.
Link: Results and USU Release
UW La Crosse posted a 194.925 to win the NCGA Championship (Div 3) team title. In second was UW-Whitewater at 194.025, with UW-Oshkosh in 3rd at 193.1. Cortland State was 4th at 191.975, with RIC close behind at 191.85. Brockport was 6th at 190.9. UW-La Cross' Grace Kehr won VT while teammate Jessica Taylor won FX. Six gymnasts shared the top spot on BB: UW-La Cross' Clarie Robbins, Raina Christensen and Kyla Dickson, Brockport's Lienna Kay, and UW-Whitewater's Paige Magel and Tegan Haberstock. Stout's Jamie Beatty won the AA and tied for 1st on the UB with Greenville's Ashlie League.
Link: Results and UWL Release
Alabama won the first session at the SEC Championships, despite being seeded fourth in this session (by National Qualifying Scores). They improved their NQS while the rest of the field was well off their season highs, which will shuffle up the Top 16 quite a bit. They were led by Gabby Gladieux, who posted the top AA score of 39.5. Teammate Lilly Hudson had the top mark on VT while Ryan Fuller had the top mark on UB. The Tide's Shania Adams and Gabby Ladanyi shared the top mark on BB with Kentucky's Isabella Magnelli. Kentucky's Creslyn Brose and UGA's Lily Smith share the top mark on FX. Georgia's team total includes a 0.2 neutral team deduction.
Link: Results and Bama Release
Host CMU held of EMU to win the MAC Conference Championships. None of the teams will move onto Regionals, with very little movement in their qualifying scores. CMU was led by an AA win from Hannah Appleget at 39.25. Teammate Luciano Alvarado-Reid won the FX. For Ball State, Suki Pfister won the VT and Heidi Schultz took the BB.
Link: Results and Kent St Release
Clemson posted a 196.175 to defeat PItt's 195.8, as both teams improved their National Qualifying Scores. Clemson moves into the Top 28 but Pitt will not advance. Clemson was led by wins from Tara Walsh on VT, Kielyn McCright on BB and Brie Clark and Madison Minner on FX. Pitt's Emily Todd posted the top mark on UB.
Link: Results and Clemson Release
BYU posted a 196.275 to improve their National Qualifying Score and defeat ISU and WVU. ISU improved their score, but not enough to make Regionals. WVU did not improve their score after a late run of 196+ marks and is still battling with Towson and UC Davis for the last spot at Regionals. BYU was led by a series of 1st place finishes from Deb Silva on VT and Anna Bramblett-Wilde on UB. Teammates Sophie Dudley and Brynlee Anderson tied for the top spot on BB. WVU's Sophia Rice posted the top mark on VT.
Link: Results and BYU Release
Iowa posted a strong 196.775 to win the second session of the Big Ten Conference championships. They moved into 1st after two session, with Illinois 2nd. Iowa was on the bubble of seeded teams and greatly improved their National Qualifying Score. Illinois also managed to boost their score and are currently on the #28 bubble spot. PSU and Maryland fell below all the finishers in the first session, and did not improve their NQS. Aurelie Tran led the GymHawks, posting a session-high AA of 39.525 and 9.95 on UB (to move into 2nd overall on both events). Teammate Ilka Juk tied with Maryland's Madeline Komoroski for the top mark on BB (and 2nd overall). Iowa's Haley Tyson tied for the top mark on FX with PSU's Alyssa Kramer (and with 3 others in Session 1). Maryland's Natalie Martin moved into the sole lead in the VT with the top mark in this session.
Link: Results and Iowa Release
W&M won the first session of the GEC Championships, edging Cornell. W&M was led by Caroline Blatchford, who won the UB. For Cornell, Sydney Beers posted the top mark on VT and tied for first with teammate Abby Rothsstein on FX. For West Chester, Macarthy Keane and EmmaGrace Kelly tied for the top mark on BB.
Link: Results and W&M Release
Host Oregon State defeated Fisk to win the dual on Friday night. Both teams did not have a conference championship. Jade Carey led the way, winning FX with a 10, the AA with a 39.85 and both UB and BB with 9.975s. She tied with Fisk's Morgan Price for 1st on VT at 9.9.
Link: Results and Oregon State Release
Michigan defeated host Nebraska by 0.75 in a high-scoring dual on Friday. Fred Richard debuted in the AA for Michigan, posting an 85.2 and winning the PB and HB. Teammate Charlie Larson won another FX title while teammate Aaronson Mansberger won the PH. For Nebraska, Asher Cohen won R and Chase Mondi won the VT. With the win, Michigan earned a share of the regular season B1G title with PSU.
Link: Results and UMich Release
Ohio State edged Rutgers to win the first session of the Big Ten Championships, with just 0.125 separating the four teams. The results showed that there was virtually no difference on this day, on a neutral floor, between teams ranked #20 and #40. Rutgers survived a fall on BB to post a score that locked them into Regionals and eliminated seven teams from Regionals, including Washington (who also tied their season best), CMU, Iowa State, GWU, Illinois State, Pitt and Kent State. Ohio State was led by first place finishes from Kaitlyn Grimes on VT and Rylee Guevera and Tory Vetter, who tied with Washington's Emily Innes and Nebraska's Sophia McClelland for 1st on FX. McClelland posted the top score on BB while teammate Emma Spence had the top mark on UB (9.975) and the AA (39.575).
Link: Results and NU Release
Illinois State posted a 196.025 to win the MIC Championship and cap off their season. Despite the season high, they will not advance. Illinois State was led by conference titles from Alana Laster on VT, Sara Wabi on UB, and Jaye Mack on FX. For SEMO, Taylor Ingle won the AA with a 39.3 and tied for 1st on BB with teammate Leah Parton.
Link: Results and Ill St Release
AAI has named six finalists for the AAI Award: Jordan Bowers (OU), Jade Carey (Oregon St), Audrey Davis (OU), Aleah Finnegan (LSU), Grace McCallum (Utah) and Leanne Wong (Florida).
Link: YouTube Shorts
Mariah Green, a L10 and former Mexican junior national team member from All Olympia AOGC, has committed to a full scholarship offer at Maryland, starting in 2025-2026. She placed 13th AA at the Region 1 L10 Regionals in 2024, and also qualified to the L10 Nationals in 2023. She has placed 1st AA in two invitationals in 2025: the Winner's Cup and the Vegas Fame Stars.
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Jayla Booker, a L10 from American Twisters who had previously signed with Rutgers, has committed to a full scholarship offer at Florida instead. She's had an excellent club season this year, posting a 39.15 AA and winning the AA title in her division at the Sand Dollar Invitational and Tim Rand Invite.. Last season, she tied for 9th on UB and placed 18th AA at the Women's Development Program (WDP) L10 Nationals. She also tied for 15th AA at the 2023 WDP L10 Nationals.
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