There is still some movement in the rankings, especially around teams ranked from #14 to #18, which are separated by 0.134.  It has been clear in some head to head matches that lower ranked teams saddled by lower early season scores are defeating (or finishing close to) opponents of a much higher rank.  By event, OU remains the leader on VT and on BB and LSU leads on FX.  Florida takes over the leads on UB.  Teamwise, FX remains by far the highest scoring event, with 34 teams averaging over 49 while 22 to 23 teams are over the same average on VT, UB and BB.     

The individual rankings and qualifications to the post-season will use the old formula, whereby the three highest away scores are taken, then the next three highest scores, the high score tossed, and the remaining five averaged.  This formula is much more sensitive to weekly variation as the number of meets in the average is fixed.  Individually, UCLA's Jordan Chiles remains the top AAer and the leader on FX.  LSU's Kailin Chio is the now the top vaulter and beamer.  Bama's Chloe LaCoursiere remains the leader on UB.    

Here's the Top 25: 

1. OU 197.938
2. LSU 197.735
3. Alabama 197.57
4. Florida 197.48
5. UCLA 197.45
6. Georgia 197.296
7. Missouri 197.163
8. Arkansas 197.15
9. Michigan 197.09
10. Stanford 196.97
11. MSU 196.96
12. Utah 196.804
13. Minnesota 196.746
14. Clemson 196.55
15. Auburn 196.517
16. Cal 196.483
17. North Carolina 196.479
18. Iowa 196.429
19. Ohio State 196.405
20. Penn State 196.342
21. Denver 196.325
22. North Carolina State 196.229
23. Kentucky 196.22
24. BYU 196.1
25. Maryland 195.965

Link: RoadToNationals.com