UW Stout defeated host Gustavus Adolphus 185.35 to 183.0, led by individual wins from MacKenzie Nicholson on UB, Kelly Huseman on BB, and Kaylee Jondahl on FX.
Link: Release
Host UNH posted a 196.05 to defeat Air Force's 193.125. Five Wildcats led a sweep of the individual honors: Marissa Toci on VT, Danielle Mulligan on UB, Casey Lauter on BB, Lexi Calandra on FX and Meghan Pflieger in the AA (39.05).
Link: UNH Release
Host Towson posted a season-high 195.675 to defeat Rutgers. Gabriella Yarussi posted a 39.225 to win the AA title and lead the Tigers to the win. Teammate Tyra McKellar took the FX while Mary Elle Arduino tied Rutger's Claire Jones for the BB title. Towson's Noelle Harada tied with Rutger's April Baker and Erin McLachlan for the top mark on UB. McLachlan also won VT.
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UNC's Morgan Lane won the FX and the AA (39.9) to lead the host Tar Heels to a 195.625 to 191.25 win over William & Mary. Teammate Kaitlynn Hedelund won the VT, while Madison Nettles took the UB. Tar Heel Khazia Hislop won the BB.
Link: W&M Release
Illinois posted a 196.625 to tied host Kentucky and defeat Washington (196.45) and NIU (193.8). The meet came down to the last few routines, with Illinois nailing BB and UW counting a miss on VT while UK's Mollie Korth took a step out of bounds on FX. Lizzy LeDuc led the Illini, winning the BB and FX. Teammate Mary Jane Horth won the UB. For Kentucky, Korth won the VT while Washington's Hailey Burleson took the AA (39.475).
Link: Kentucky Release
DU picked up a big 196.9 road score for a win at Ohio State. DU frosh Maddie Karr won VT, the AA (39.425) and tied for the BB title with teammate Kaitlyn Schou. Classmate Sam Ogden won the UB. Pioneer Nikole Addison tied for the FX title with Buckeye Alexis Mattern.
Link: Ohio State Release
Host EMU posted a big 195.95 to defeat Ball State's 194.225. EMU was led by Kendall Valentin, who won UB with a meet-high 9.925. Teammate Natalie Gervais won BB and Catie Conrad posted a 39.3 to take the AA. For Ball State, Kaitlyn Menzione won FX while Maddie MacDonald and Bri Slonim tied for the VT title.
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Maryland won the Pink Invitational hosted by West Chester, posting a 195.225. Temple was 2nd at 193.9, host West Chester 3rd at 193.6 and SCSU last at 191.275. WCU's Majesta Valentine led the way, winning BB, the AA (39.3) and tying for the FX title with Maryland's Alecia Farina. Terrapin Sarah Faller won the VT. For Temple, Alexa Phillip won the UB.
Link: Maryland Release
Florida posted a big 197.9 to secure the win over the Tigers, who posted their 2nd highest road score in school history. Alex McMurtry posted a 10 to win the FX and hit 9.975 on VT to tie for first there with teammate Rachel Slocum. Gator Amelia Hundley also received a near-perfect 9.975 to win UB. She followed up with the AA title at 39.625. Missouri's Britney Ward won BB.
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Wildfire Gymnastics has announced that Sydney Gonzales has committed to Oregon State. She competed to a 7th place finish at JOs last season and placed 1st on vault. This season she won the Palm Springs Cup and San Diego Classic. She has placed 1st on vault in all of her meets so far this season.
PSU has announced that Head Coach Jeff Thompson has been dismissed.
Arkansas: Gillian Rutz
Arizona: Cristal Isa
Auburn: Cassie Stevens
Cal: Nevaeh DeSouza , Andrea Li
UCA: Colbi Flory
Denver: Lynnzee Brown, Rose Casali, Rylie Mundell
Florida: Magen Skaggs
Georgia: Rachael Lukacs
Illinois: Shaylah Scott
LSU: Kai Rivers
Michigan: Carly Bauman, Abby Heiskell, Gabryel Wilson, Natalie Wojcik
Oklahoma: Anastasia Webb
Stanford: Rachael Flam
Utah: Mikayla Magee
Samantha Smith, L10 at Auburn Gymnastics in Washington, has committed to Boise State. She has won 3 of her 5 meets this season. She has also raked in individual event titles: FX (4), BB (1), V (3).
Kathryn Jakalski has committed to UIC. She is a Level 10 at Bartlett's in Illinois. She recently won her session of the Chicago Style and she has earned three floor titles and one beam title this season.
Amanda Wiltsie, L10 at USA Gymnastics World, has committed to SUU. She has competed to top 10 finishes in all of her 2017 meets so far.