Stout's Kaylee Jondahl took the AA title with a 37.700.
Alicia Boren won the AA title for UF with a 39.5.
OU 198.35, LSU 197.7, UGA 196.975, Missouri 196.35. Maggie Nichols scored a 10.0 on beam and was near perfect on the other events. She scored 39.925.
Michigan's all arounders Olivia Karas and Nicole Artz battled it out for the title. Karas narrowly won, scoring 39.375.
Iowa 196.400, GWU 196.050, Maryland 195.275, Pitt 194.725, W&M 192.725. Iowa's Mollie Drenth narrowly edged GWU's Jillian Winstanley for the AA title with a score of 39.30.
Link: GWU Release
Nebraska 197.125, Lindenwood 194.00, Brown 193.350 and SPU 191.00. NU's Jennie Laeng won the AA, scoring 39.35.
MSU Head Coach Kathis Klages has been suspended, pending an investigation related to Dr. Larry Nassar's alleged history of assult. Mike Rowe will take over as interim Head Coach.
Link: MLive
OU leads the Women's National Rankings for the Week of February 13th, 2017. They average 197.813 to easily lead LSU, which managed to stay away ahead of Florida, 197.579 to 197.521. UCLA, after a 198+ weekend, is in fourth.
NIU posted a 195.35 to notch an important road win over WMU (193.8). Andie Van Voorhis won VT for NIU and tied for the BB title with teammate Katherine Prentice. Teammate Jamyra Carter won another UB title. For WMU, Rachael Underwood won FX and the AA (39.15).
Link: WMU Release
Host Ball State posted a 195.425 to post a big win over CMU (194). Jordyn Penny won another UB to lead Ball State while Baylee Bell won BB (2nd meet in a row) and Kaitlyn Menzione won the FX.
Link: Release
Caroline Morant won the AA title and three events (VT, BB, FX) to lead Brown to the win. Teammate Anya Olson won the UB.
Link: Brown Release