Cornell 194.450, Bridgeport 193.225, Brockport 189.550, and Ithaca 189.150. Cornell's Lyanda Dudley won the AA with a 39.225.
Nebraska's Jenny Laeng's 39.325 was good for the AA title. Nebraska won vault and beam. Minnesota hit the highest floor mark. There was a three-way tie for bars giving each school a share of the high score for the day.
Michigan's Nicole Artz won the all around with a 39.575. Michigan swept the event titles.
Host Wisconsin-La Crosse broke 190 with a 190.2 to defeat UW Stout. Samantha Wiekamp led La Crosse with a win in the AA (37.75). She also tied for the UB title with teammate Dani Barmore. Teammate Elsa Spitzmueller won the FX. Stout's Mikala Bugge won the VT while teammate Kelly Huseman won BB.
Link: UW-La Crosse Release
UW-Whitewater 188.900, SEMO 187.575, Winona State 186.850, and UW-Eau Claire 185.075.
Lauren Kershner, Gustavus Adolphus, won the AA title with a score of 37.650.
Samantha Wiekamp of LaCrosse won the AA title with a 37.75.
Southern Utah swept the event titles. Neither team put up an all arounder.
LSU took three event titles outright and Kennedi Edney's 39.5 won the AA title. Lexi Priessman and Hailey Garner tied for the bars title.
Missouri 195.725, ISU 195.35, GWU 194.35 and Lindenwood 194.1. Iowa State's Haylee Young won the AA title with a score of 39.325. Missouri and ISU split the event titles.
OU swept the event titles and Maggie Nichols won the AA title with a 39.675. She also won the floor title with a 10.0.
North Carolina 195.675, NCSU 195.025, Pitt 194.075, and W&M 193.025. UNC's Morgan Lane took the AA title with a scores of 39.325. Pitt won vault. NCSU won bars and floor. UNC won beam.