WVU posted a 196 on the road to defeat Penn, and secured a key score to elevate their National Qualifying Score into the Top 36 (as of time of publication). Three Mountaineers won individual events: Amber Lowe on UB, Karleigh DiCello on BB and Anna Leigh on FX. For Penn, Skylelar Kerico won VT while Marissa Lassiter won the AA at 38.875.
Link: Results and Penn Release
NC State posted a strong 196.675 to win the quad meet hosted by Maryland. Towson was second at 195.8, which helped boost their interim National Qualifying Score into #34 (as of Friday), but is still within reach of multiple teams in the Race to Regionals. They have another opportunity on Sunday, as does GWU. NC State was led by Chloe Negrete, who won VT and BB. Teammate Katie Harper won the UB. Towson's Isabella Minervini won the AA while GWU's Delaney DeHaan won the FX.
Link: Results and GWU Release
Host EMU defeated Ball State on Friday evening. Alana Fisher won the BB and tied for the FX to lead EMU. Teammate Abby Brushwood and Ball State's Hannah Ruthberg share the FX title. EMU's Kyrie Lowe won the UB while teammate Raisa Boris won the AA at 39.15. Ball State's Cai Afalla, Lindsay Girard and Zoe Middleton tied for the top spot on VT.
Link: Results and Ball State Release
Host CMU triumphed over NIU on Senior Day, but suffered a rough rotation on BB and missed an opportunity to increase their National Qualifying Score. As of Friday, they remain on the bubble at #36. For CMU, Luciano Alvaado-Rein won the UB while teammate Ava Wellmeier won the FX. Teammate Lia Kmieciak tied with NIU's Kiera O'Shea for first on VT. O'Shea won the BB while teammate Aaliyah Kelly won the AA at 38.85.
Link: Results and CMU Release
Cornell defeated host West Chester in an unusual Friday morning meet. Sydney Beers won the VT and teammate Addy Rothstein tied for the UB title with West Chester's Melina Ringas. For West Chester, Lily McFarland won BB and FX.
Link: Results and WC Release
Lindsey Merdes, a L10 from LaFleur's, has committed to a full scholarship offer at Iowa, starting in 2026-2027. A four-time L10 National qualifier, she placed 46th AA at the 2024 Women's Development Program (WDP) L10 Nationals. She had a banner year in 2023, qualifying to the Nastia Liukin Cup and tying for 4th AA at the 2023 WDP L10 Nationals. She also tied for 5th on BB and placed 8th on FX at that meet.
Link: Insta
Becca Mitchell has committed to a full ride scholarship at Alaska-Anchorage, starting in 2025-2026. She has competed as an elite at the European Championships (2024) for Denmark but trains in Canada at Langley. She was the Danish AA champion in 2024, winning Gold on VT and FX. A few weeks ago, she placed 30th AA at Elite Canada.
Link: Insta
Kaiya Brown, a L10 from Palm Coast, has committed to a full scholarship offer at Temple, starting in 2026-2027. Last season, she placed 11th AA at the Region 8 Level 10 Regionals.
Link: Results
Amy Robins, a Canadian L10 from Rose City, has committed to WMU, starting in 2025-2026. She placed 2nd on UB and 16th AA at the 2023 Canadian Championships, in the CCP10 Age 12 to 15 division. Last season, she placed 1st AA at the Athlete Warrior Challenge, a US L10 invitational.
Link: Insta
Aaliyah DeSousa, a senior high performance (Canada) elite from Flip City in BC, has committed to a full scholarship offer at Nebraska, starting in 2026-2027. A few weeks ago, she tied for 24th AA at the Elite Canada meet. She was also 19th AA at the 2024 Canadian Championships. As a junior in 2023, she was 2nd on UB and 5th AA at the Canadian Championships.
Link: Insta
Sydney Williams, a L10 with Dream Extreme, has committed to a full athletic scholarship at Illinois State, starting in 2026-2027. Last season, she was 2nd on VT and 17th AA at the Region 1 Level Ten Regionals. She was also the vault champ in 2023, and the runnerup in 2022.
Link: Insta
Alexa D'Andrea, a L10 at the Connecticut Gymnastics Academy, has switched her commit from Towson to UNH, to continue her academic and athletic career. At the 2024 Women's Development Program (WDP) Level 10 Nationals, she placed 38th AA. She also qualified as an individual on UB at the 2023 WDP Nationals.
Link: Insta
As we head into Week 11 of the season, we're in the final stretch in the Race to the Regionals. Teams are still battling out for the Top 36 Regional Qualifiers, and the in particular, the Top 28 (or so) teams that will not have to experience the play-in round at Regionals. Here's a few
The Race to Regionals is coming down to the last two weeks, and the battle for the seeded positions (Top 16), non play-in seeds (Top 28 or so) and Top 36 has intensified. At the top, OU remains in the lead, with LSU closing the gap. Florida is not far behind in third. UCLA is 4th and Utah is 5th. Here are the women's National Rankings for the week of March 10th, as compiled by RoadtoNatioonals.
Host UCLA defeated Stanford on Senior Day on Sunday. Jordan Chiles dominated, winning VT, UB, FX and the AA at 39.75. Stanford's Brenna Neault won the BB.
Link: Results and Daily Bruin
Cal edged MSU to win the Elevate the Stage meeting in Huntsville, Alabama. Bama was several tenths behind in third. Cal's Mya Lauzon tied with MSU's Gabrielle Stephen for 1st in the AA at 39.55. She also tied for first on FX with Bama's Gabby Gladieux and Lilly Hudson. Cal's Madelyn Williams took the UB. Stephen won the BB while teammate Sage Kellerman won VT.
Link: Results and MSU Release