Michigan wrapped up the regular season Big Ten title with a win at PSU. Sophomore Paul Juda led the way, winning the FX, VT and PB en route to a big 86.35 in the AA. Senior teammate Cameron Bock won the PH and SR while Adam Wooten won the HB.
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The Spartans were led by wins from Jada Mazury on FX and ties for 1st from Emma Milne on BB (with AF's Daija Stevenson) and Lauren Macpherson on VT (with AF's Heidi Sand). Stevenson added wins on FX and in the AA for the Falcons.
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EMU won its fourth MAC Championships, posting a 195.9. NIU was third at 195.525, just ahead of Kent State at 195.425. CMU was 4th at 194.9, edging out Ball State at 194.8. BGSU and WMU were not far behind at 194.6. WMU frosh Sarah Moravsky won the AA. EMU's Molly Paris tied with NIU's Tara Kofmehl and Ball State's Marissa Nychyk for the VT title. On UB, CMU's Hannah Demers tied for the title with NIU's Natalie Hemp. CMU's Morgan Tong won BB while Kent State's Abby Fletcher won FX.
Ball State's Joanna Saleem was named Coach of the Year. Gymnast of the Year was WMU's Payton Murphy. Frosh of the Year was WMU's Sarah Moravansky, with EMU's Caitlin Satler and NIU's Natalie Hamp tying for Specialist of the Year. Abby Fletcher of Kent State was named the top Senior.
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Rutgers won the early session of the Big 10 Championships, posting its highest ever score at the Championships. RU was led by Hannah Joyner and Belle Huang. Joyner won the AA with a 39.375 and tied for the BB title with Huang, Cassidy Rushlow of PSU and NU's Kaitlyn Higgins. Huang tied for the FX title with Buckeye Claire Gagliardi. Rushlow tied for the UB title with Ohio State's Jenna Swarzentruber. On VT, NU's Anika Dujakovich tied for 1st with UMD's Alexis Rubio.
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DU upset OU to win the 2021 Big 12 Conference Championship. DU was led by Lynnzee Brown, who won UB with a 10 and captured the AA title with a 39.7. She also tied for the FX title with Iowa St's Addy De Jesus. For the Sooners, Anastasia Webb won VT and tied for the BB title with teammate Ragan Smith. FX proved to be crucial for the Pioneers, as OU could only muster a 48.925 on FX.
Brown was named Co-Big 12 Gymnast of the Year along with OU's Anastasia Webb. OU's KJ Kindler was named Coach of the Year.
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Lindenwood won its sixth straight Midwest Independent Conference title, posting a 195.575 to defeat host Illinois State's 195.225. SEMO was third at 194.825, TWU 4th at 193.45 and Centenary 5th at 188.725. Lindenwood was paced by Gayla Griswold and Aleah Leman, who tied for the FX title with TWU's Madeline Gose. For the hosts, Angelica Labat won the AA with a 39.175, JChelle Heard won the VT and Sofia Iribarren won the UB. Gose also won the BB outright for the Pioneers.
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Mia Falcone, Gymnastics USA, has committed to UW-Whitewater.
Emma Brittingham, US Gold Gymnastics, has committed to UW-Stout.
Camdyn McSweeney, Revolution Gymnastics, has committed to Winona State.
Brynn Freehling, Connecticutt Gymnastics Academy, has committed to WVU.
Zoe Gravier from MG Elite was an early commit to UCLA, but has now indicated her commitment to Alabama on Instagram. This season she has competed to 1st or 2nd place finishes in all of her meets.
The Gusties took the win, led by Annie Corbett. She won the VT and UB en route to a 37.45 AA win. Teammate Taylor Thome won the FX. For Eau Claire, Tia Ravara won the BB.
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UW Oshkosh was paced by Emily Buffington, who won UB and BB en route to a 37.85 AA win. Teammate Trinity Sawyer won VT while teammate Olivia Keller took the FX.
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Alex Bradford from CGA has committed to Iowa. She competed bars and beam through the 2020 season, but returned to all around competition in 2021.
Katie Sawyer from Brestyans has committed to MSU. She qualified to JOs in 2019. She recently finished 5th AA at the Brestyan's LV Invitational.
Oklahoma and Florida remain tied at the top of the women's National Rankings for the Week of March 15th, as compiled by the RoadtoNationals.com, as ranked by the National Qualifying Score (NQS). Michigan is third, with LSU close behind in fourth. Cal takes over the #5 spot this week.