BYU tied their season high to defeat Arizona. The Cougars were led by wins from Deb Silva on VT and Alilah Alvarado and Kylie Eaquinto on UB. For the Gymcats, Abigayle Martin won BB and Emma Strom won the FX.
Link: Results and BYU Release
Host Mizzou posted a season high but it wasn't enough to defeat the visiting Tigers. LSU was led by Kailin Chio, who won the BB with a 9.975 and tied for titles on FX and the VT. She shared the FX title with teammate Kaliya Lincoln and the VT title with teammate Amari Drayton and Mizzou's Railey Jackson. Mizzou's Hannah Horton won the UB.
Link: Results and Missouri Release
Host Bama posted a 197.45 to defeat the Beavers. Gabby Gladieux led Bama, winning the AA, the VT and tying for titles on BB and FX. She shared the BB title with teammate Kylee Kvamme and the FX title with teammate Jamison Sears. The Tide\s Chloe LaCourisiere won the UB.
Link: Results and Bama Release
Host Clemson posted a season best and broke 197 to defeat North Carolina. The Tigers were led by Ella Cesario, who won the UB and the AA with a 39.45. Teammate Brie Clark won the FX. On VT, Clemson's Tara Walsh tied with UNC's Kaya Forbes and Gwen Fink for the title. Tar Heels Jessica Naranjo and JoJo Valahovic tied for 1st on BB.
Link: Results and Clemson Release
Host WVU posted a season high to defeat Kent St, Pitt and Cornell. WVU was led by wins from Kayla Smith on FX and Karleigh DiCello on VT. For Kent State, Charlie Behner won the UB while Cornell's Mikayla Burton won the BB.
Link: Results and WVU Release
Host Kentucky posted a season high but it was not enough to stop the Sooners on Friday. OU picked up wins from Addison Fatta on UB, Faith Torrez on BB, and Hannah Scheible and Keira Wells on VT. For UK, Crelyn Brose won the FX and Delaynee Rodriguez won the AA with a 39.55.
Link: Results and UK Release
Host UGA posted a new season high, led by Lily Smith's 10.0 on FX. Smith also won the BB with 9.975. Teammate Autumn Reingold won the UB. On VT, GymDog Camarrah Williams tied for 1st with CMU's Lia Kmieciak.
Link: Results and UGA Release
Florida broke 198 to defeat the visiting Gymbacks, who counted a miss on FX. Skye Blakely led the Gators, winning FX with a 9.975 and tying for titles on UB and BB. She tied with teammate Selena Harris-Miranda on UB with teammate Kayla DiCello on BB. Harris-Miranda won the AA with a 39.675. Arkansas' Morgan Price won the VT.
Link: Results and UF Release
Host UW Stout defeated Hamline, paced by wins from Jamie Beatty on UB and FX. Teammate Jessica Qualich won the VT. For Hamline, Carly Banta took the BB.
Link: Results and UWS Release
Host EMU defeated Wilberforce on Thursday evening. Kyrie Lowe won the AA with a 37.875 and tied for the UB title with teammate Analiah Solorio. Teammate Gwen Cantu won the VT, while Eagle Jacquelyn Patterson won BB. Abby Brushwood won FX to complete a sweep for EMU.
Link: Results and EMU Release
Janelle Turner, a L10 at Endless Mountains, has committed to Penn and its admissions process, for competition in 2026-2027. This past season, she placed 12th AA at the 2025 Region 7 L10 Regionals. She was also 7th on VT and 18th AA at the 2024 Region L10 Regionals. Earlier this season, she posted a 9.95 on VT.
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Bowling Green defeated host Cornell on Tuesday, a meet that was originally set to be a quad meet last Sunday. Kayla Shawn won the BB to lead the Falcons to the win. For Cornell, Addy Rothstein won VT, Ava Schenck-Davis and Morgen Shamb shared the UB title, and Cami Whitaker and Josie Moylan shared the FX title.
Link: Results and Cornell Release
We have finished the first four weeks of the season, and some clear trends have emerged. We have the usual suspects challenging for the top ranks, while a few others are struggling. We have squads that have shown remarkable improvement, while others are still finding their footing in the new season. With a season that is still young coupled with hte impact on the new National Qualifying System, we are setting ourselves up for some unpredictable results in the post-season. Let's take a look at some impressions from the young season:
With a huge score this weekend, OU takes over the top spot in the ranking this week. LSU rises to #2 and Alabama and former #1 Florida are tied for 3rd. UCLA is fifth. Due to the large number of weather related cancellations and postponements, some teams and individuals did not record a score this past weekend. Scoring discrepancies continue to plague the season, with large, blatant errors causing controversy and ongoing wide variations in scoring, despite some efforts to reign it in. Here are the women's National Rankings for the week of January 19th, as compiled by RoadtoNatioonals.