TWU reclaimed the USA Gymnastics Collegiate National Title, defeating Bridgeport (195.5), Lindenwood (195.375), and Cornell (194.95) in a closely contested and thrilling finale.
Link: Results
Oklahoma posted a 432.2 to win the MPSF Conference Title for the sixth consecutive time. Stanford was 2nd at 426.85, Cal 3rd at 410.1 and Air Force 4th at 402.9.
Here are the event champions at the Big 10 Championships:
William and Mary won the ECAC Championships, posting a 404.7 to defeat Navy (402.55), Army (392.45), Springfield (392.2) and UIC (384.55).
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LIndenwood posted a 195.1 to win Session II of the USA Gymnastics Collegiate Nationals. TWU was 2nd at 194.25, holding off host SPU in the final round (193.775). Yale was fourth at 192.975 and Brown fifth at 192.225.
WCU's Majesta Valentine's 39.2 AA in Session I held up as the top mark on the day, earning her a National Title.
Link: Results
Link: Session 2 Release
Ohio State posted a 418.6 to defend their Big 10 Men's Gymnastics Team Championship. It is the 14th title in the school's history. Illinois was 2nd at 416.3 and Minnesota third at 413.3. PSU was 4th at 411.2, just ahead of NU at 410.0. Iowa was sixth at 402.15 and Michigan finished 7th at 401.25.
Sean Melton of Ohio State won the AA with an 85.05. Teammate Jake Martin was 2nd at 83.3 while NU's Anton Stephenson was 3rd at 82.35.
Link: Results
Link: Ohio St Release
Bridgeport takes 1st in Preliminary Session 1: Session 1 scores.
Session 2 will begin this evening at 7PDT. Team Finals will take place Saturday and Event Finals will take place on Sunday
A few places to follow the action:
My USA Gym Stream (Stream may relate to Region 7)
We will follow up with a list of senior JO qualifers and their commitment status (if known) later. Generally, the top 7 AAers qualifiy so long as they meet the minimum score of 35.00.
Triniti Barron will join the Illinois State team next fall. She competes at Level 10 for Action Gymnastics in New Jersey.
Tia Kiaku will head to Ball State in the fall. She is a Level 10 from Highpoint Gymnastics in North Carolina. Her meets this season included a win (1st AA, vault and floor) at the Excalibur Cup.
NC State Head Coach Mark Stephenson has announced his retirement after 37 years at the helm. He's the only Head Coach in the program's history. He's a five-time EAGL Coach of the Year and five-time Regional Coach of the Year.
Link: Release
Regionals are over and 12 teams are selected to the National meet in two weeks in St. Louis. For the rest of the teams, the final placements in the Rankings are now available.
Stanford celebrated Senior Day with a 422.9 to 406.0 win over Cal. Akash Modi led the Cardinal, winning FX, PH, PB and the AA. Teammate Taylor Season won VT and HB while Cardinal Josiah Eng won R.
Link: Release
Here are the National Champions from the NCGA Nationals (Div 3) Event Finals.
Oklahoma powered to a huge 198.075 to win the Seattle Regional. Host Washington extended a final round lead on the BB to post a 196.55 (updated). Kentucky was 4th at 196.2, Stanford 4th at 195.575, BYU th at 195.025 and USU 6th at 194.85.
OU's Maggie Nichols posted a 39.75 to win the AA. She won the FX and tied for titles on VT and BB. She tied for the VT title with teammate AJ Jackson and on BB with teammate Chayse Capps. Stanford's Elizabeth Price won the UB with a 9.975.
Kentucky's Alex Hyland and Mollie Korth were the two highest placing AAers not on an advancing team. They, along with Price, should qualify to Nationals as individuals.
Link: Results
Link: OU Release
Link: UW Release