Michael Sanders, L10 at Starlight Gymnastics, has committed to SEMO. She garnered a host of top ten finishes over the course of the season, including a 7th place AA finish at her Florida state meet.
Wildfire Gymnastics' L10 Zahra Lawal has announced her commitment to Seattle Pacific. She recently placed 11th AA at the SoCal state meet. Earlier this season she had top 10 finishes at the Gliders Invitational and the Heart of a Champion meet.
Event National Champions were crowned at the USAG Collegiate Nationals.
The National Association of Collegiate Gymnastics Coaches, Women, has named their Regular Season All-Americans. These are based on regular season finish based on the RQS (the Regional Qualifying Score).
The Air Force men won their seventh straight USAG Collegiate Championship on Friday, posting a 425.5 to win by over 11 points. Army was 2nd at 413.85 and Navy was third at 412.85. William & Mary was 4th at 405.1, with Springfield 5th at 402.6. ASU won the club division.
Air Force's Tim Wang won the AA with an 88.15
Link: USAF Release
Link: Results
Abigair Karolewski, L10 at Head Over Heels, has committed to Rutgers. This season she placed 3rd AA at the Hills Maryland Classic and 2ndAA (1st UB/FX) at the Sand Dollar meet. She won the Twighlight Knight Challenge and placed 1st on bars and floor.
Gabrielle Labrozzi, L10 at Team Attraction, is set to join the UNC team this fall. She competed Level 10 this season. Last season she qualified to L9 Easterns and placed 10th AA.
OU is the top squad in the Men's CGA National Rankings for the week of March 21st, taking all 16 first place votes. Stanford is 2nd and Ohio State is third.
The final regular season Women's National Rankings are out. The Top 36 teams now advance to Regional competition. OU continues to lead the team race, with Florida 2nd and LSU 3rd.
Alexandra Cucich, L10 at Action Gymnastics, has committed to New Hampshire. She has had top 10 finishes at all of her meets this year, including a 7th place finish at her state meet (1st UB).
The NCAA announced the Regional lineups in a live webcast on Monday. The seedings ensure that we'll be seeing a different field of teams at this year's Nationals.
Starting with #1 OU and ending with #36 MSU, 36 squads will continue their season at Regionals. Official announcements are forthcoming, but per Road to Nationals, here are the qualifying teams.
Sac State won the MPSF Championships, posting a 196.3 for the win. UC Davis was 2nd at 195.3, San Jose State 3rd at 194.375, SPU 4th at 193, Alaska fifth at 192.85 and Air Force 6th at 191.45.
UCLA won the Pac 12 Championship with a 197.25, taking advantage of Utah's problems on BB (the Ute's opening event). Oregon State tied Utah for second at 196.925. Cal was fourth with a 196.725, Stanford fifth at 196.125, Arizona at 195.525, Washington at 195.3 and ASU at 191.725. Utah's Breanna Hughes won the VT (9.975) and the AA (39.55). UCLA's Danusia Francis tied for the BB title with Utah's Baely Rowe and Oregon State's Risa Perez and Madeline Gardiner. Cal's Toni-Ann Williams tied for the FX title with Utah's Tiffani Lewis. On UB, UCLA's Janay Honest tied for the title with Stanford's Elizabeth Price and Washington's Kaitlyn Duranczyk.
Link: ASU Release and Results
Boise State used a 197.025 to hold off SUU's school record 196.575 for the MRGC title. BYU was 3rd with a 196.1 while USU was fourth with a 195.85. Bronco Krystine Jacobsen posted a 9.975 to win the UB and lead her squad. Teammates Maddie Krentz and Sandra Collantes tied for the FX title while Mackenzie Bennion and Ann Stockwell tied for the VT title. SUU's Danielle Ramirez won the BB and tied for the AA title with USU's Bailey McIntire (39.425).
Link: SUU Release
Host Michigan used a season high to take down PSU. Dmitri Belanovski won the AA to lead the Wolverines.
Link: Release