Host Utah posted a 197.05 to win over Arizona, despite resting certain gymnasts, including star MyKayla Skinner on FX. MaKenna Merrell-Giles of Utah won the AA with a 39.5 and tied for the UB title with Skinner. Ute Alexia Burch won the VT, teammate Kari Lee won the BB, and Ute frosh Adrienne Randall won the FX.
Link: Utah Release
Mizzou posted a season-best 196.55 but it wasn't enough to knock off the visiting Crimson Tide, who tallied 196.85. Lexi Graber returned to the AA for the Tide and won the AA at 39.35. She also won FX and tied on VT with teammate Shea Mahoney and Mizzou's Aspen Tucker and Britney Ward. Mahoney also won the UB while the Tide's Alonza Klopfer won BB.
Link: Release
Host LSU started strong on VT and UB and posted a solid 197.15 at home. SU's Sarah Finnegan won the UB, BB, and AA with a 39.65. Tiger Kennedi Edney won the VT while teammate McKenna Kelley won the FX.
Link: LSU Release
CMU defeated host Illinois State 194.2 to 191.725 on Friday night. Denelle Pedrick won VT, Gianna Plaska won UB, and Abbie Rose Zoeller won FX for CMU. Chippewa Skyler Memmel tied with Illinois State's Gabrielle Cooke on BB.
Link: Release
There was a showdown in Norman, and the 9.95s+ flew freely as both teams broke 198 despite some mistakes. OU in the end prevailed, led by frosh Olivia Trautman. She made her debut in the AA, winning with a 39.725. She also won VT and tied for the FX title at 9.975 with teammates Jade Degouveia and Brenna Dowell. Teammate Nicole Lehrmann won the UB with a perfect 10. Sooner Maggie Nichols, still working through an injury, tied for the BB title at 9.975 with Florida's Alyssa Baumann.
Link: OU Release
Air Force won the Gershon/McLellan Invitational hosted by UW La Crosse. Air Force's Tyler Davis won the AA with a 37.55. She also won VT and FX. Teammate Anna Salamone won UB while Falcon Cameron Barber won BB,
Link: Release
Host Oshkosh scored a solid win over the visitors from Winona St. Emily Gilot paced the Titans with wins on VT, BB and FX. She posted a 36.825 AA. Teammate Bailee Hardy won the UB.
Link: Results
Temple earned a big win in a close tri-meet at Pitt. Temple's Monica Servidio won the AA with a 39.125 to lead the Owls. UNC's Khazia Hislop won VT, BB and the FX. Pitt's Lucy Brett took UB for the hosts.
Link: Pitt Release
Host NIU pulled out a narrow victory in the quad meet with a win over LU, Kent St and SPU. NIU's Morgan Hooper won BB and tied for the UB title with Kent St's Dara Williams. Teammate Anna Martucci won FX. LU's Courtney Mitchell won the AA with a 39.225 and tied for the VT title with teammate Aleah Turon.
Link: Release
Stout easily won the John Zuerlein Invitational, defeating Hamline and Eau Claire. Mikala Bugge led the way, winning the AA with a 37.5. She also won the FX and tied for the VT title with teammate Shadae Boone. UW Stout's Sierra Beaver won UB while teammate Britney Wolfe won BB.
Link: Release
Auburn held off Kentucky to remain undefeated and score a close win. AU's Derrian Gobourne and Drew Watson tied for the AA at 39.35 to lead the Tigers. Watson also tied on VT with UK's Mollie Korth . Auburn's Sam Cerio won UB while teammate Meredith Sylvia took the BB. UK's Alex Hyland and Sidney Dukes tied for 1st on FX
Link: AU Release
Arkansas posted a season-high but host UGA soared to a 197.475 to easily win the SEC dual. Rachel Dickson and Sydney Snead of UGA tied for the AA at 39.575. Snead won VT and tied with Dickson on UB. Dickson tied with teammate Sabrina Vega and Arkansas' Sophia Carter on FX. Vega won the BB.
Link: Ark Release
Heather Brink has been named Head Coach at Nebraska, making her interim status officially permanent.
Link: NU Release
Taylor Waldo from Flyaways Gold has committed to Ball State. She qualified to JOs last season and finished 45thAA. She recently finished 7th AA at the Legacy Luau Invitational.
Lindsey Moffitt from Texas Dreams will join the SEMO squad next season. She qualified to regionals last season and finished 2nd on bars. This season she finished 1st on bars at the Kurt Thomas Invitational and she recently placed 4thAA at the Texas Prime.