Illinois defeated PSU, capitalizing on the host's problems on floor (only five competing, counted an 8.8). Mary Jane Horth led the Illini, winning the AA with a 39.4. She also tied for the UB title with PSU's Chanen Raygoza. Teammates Sunny Kato and Lizzy LeDuc tied for the BB title. For PSU, Briannah Tsang won VT and FX.
Link: PSU Release
GymBack Amanda Wellick won the AA with a 39.5 to power Arkansas to the win. She also tied for the VT title with AU's MJ Rott and the BB title with teammate Samantha Nelson and AU's Lexus Demers. Nelson added a win on FX. Auburn's Emma Engler and Abby Milliet tied for the UB title.
Link: AU Release
Host Wisconsin-Stout held off Gustavus by just 0.05, securing the win on the final rotation. Kelly Huseman led Stout, posting a win on BB. For Gustavus, Alex Kopp won the VT and FX. Teammate Samantha Ardy added a win on UB.
Link: Release
Iowa State won their home tri-meet with NC State and Lindenwood, breaking the 195 mark. Haylee Young led the way with a 39.225 win in the AA. Teammate Alex Marasco won the BB while Cyclones Meaghan Sievers and Hilary Green tied for the UB title. NC State's Alexa Phillips won the VT while teammate Brittni Watkins won the FX.
Link: LU Release
Host West Chester posted a 190.875 to win the quad meet on Friday. West Chester was led by Majesta Valentine, who won the VT and took the AA with a 38.775. Teammate Lindsay Knapp won the BB. Temple's Briana Odom won the VT while teammate Breahna Wiczkowski won the UB.
Link: Release
UW Eau Claire defeated host Hamline on Friday night. Julia Stedman boosted Eau Claire by tying for the VT title with teammate Hannah Wendel and by tying for the FX title with teammate Liz Stubbs. Jessica Dhaene (UB) and Tori Erickson (BB) completed the Eau Claire sweep.
Link: Results
UGA defeated host Kentucky, avoiding counting a miss to secure the win. UGA was led by Brandie Jay, who won the VT en route to taking the AA with a 39.35. Teammate Brittany Rogers added wins on UB and BB, while Mary Beth Box took the FX to complete the sweep.
Link: Release
Lauren Israel won the UB en route to a 38.825 AA win to pace host SEMO to the victory. Teammate McKinzie Jones added wins on BB and FX. Redhawks Alexis Brawner and Ashley Thomas completed the sweep by tying for first on VT.
Link: SEMO Release
Florida blased to the first 198+ score of the system, powered by no less than three 10s. Bridget Sloan led the Gators with a 10 on BB and a 39.775 AA win. Teammates Alex McMurtry (UB) and Kennedy Baker (FX) added 10s of their own. On VT, Alicia Boren and Baker tied at 9.95.
Link: UF Release
Host Nebraska edged Michigan, aided by problems on the last event for Michigan. They were led by Jennie Laeng, who won the UB and tied for first on VT. She tied on VT with Michigan's Talia Chiarelli, Austin Sheppard and Olivia Karas. Teammate Grace Williams won the BB. Michigan's Nicole Artz won the FX while Karas took the AA with a 39.525.
Link: NU Release
Host Army snapped an eight year losing streak to Air Force and pulled off a convincing win. They were led by plebe (frosh) Cole Casanova (brother of UMich's Briley), who won the FX and the AA (84.3)
Link: Release
Macie Miller, L10 at Zenith Elite in Texas, has committed to BYU. She is graduating early to join the team next season. Last season she won her state beam title and placed 5th all around. She finished her season at regionals. She started this season with a 7th place finish at the Texas Prime meet.
Kendall Baze, L10 from Empire Gymnastics in Texas, has committed to Lindenwood. Last season she placed 10th AA at her state meet and finished her season at regionals. Last weekend she competed at the Alamo Classic, placing 6th AA.
Shylen Murakami, L10 at Gymcats, has committed to Southern Utah. Last season she finished 2nd AA at the Nevada state meet and 14th AA at regionals. She recently competed to a 2nd place AA finish at the Vegas Cup.
OU is the top squad in the Men's CGA National Rankings for the week of January 25th. Stanford is 2nd and Ohio State is 3rd.
Florida tops the Women's National Rankings for the week of January 25th, as compiled by roadtonationals.com. OU is 2nd and Michigan is 3rd.