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Temple posted a 394.15 in an easy win. Frosh Jon Rydzefski won PB and HB while senior Brett Stratman won floor and vault.
SEMO was led by Emma Garrett's 9.925 floor win. Teammates Taryn Vanderpool and Taylor Westrick won bars and beam, respectively. SEMO's Megan Fosnow tied with EMU's Anna Willette for the vault title. Also for EMU, Khadijah Hudson won the AA with a 39.175. Link: SEMO Release
The hosts wrapped up their regula season with a win. Senior Sarah Nadrowski tied for the floor title and won the AA with a 38.425. Link: SUNY Cortland Release
Air Force picked up its 2nd win of the weekend versus UIC. Link: UIC Release
William and Mary picked up a road win, as they claimed five of six individual events and the AA. Daniel Potemski posted an 83.2 to win the AA. Link: W&M Release
OU downed rival NU in their home gym, winning four of six events as a team. Alec Robin led the way with wins on floor and in the AA (86.25) Link: OU Release
DU powered to a big score on the road at WVU, taking a quad meet win. Nina McGee tied for titles on floor and bars to lead DU to the win. On bars, she tied with teammate Brianna Springer while on floor, she tied with WVU's Kaylyn Millick. Teammate Jorie…
The Quakers dominated bars to defeat Ursinus handily. Kirsten Strausbaugh led Penn, winning the floor and the AA (38.6). Teammates Elyse Shenberger and Megan Milavec won bars and beam, respectively. For Ursinus, Monica Durham won vault. Link: Penn Release
Kentucky powered to a big road score, led by two wins apiece from Kayla Hartley and Holly Cunningham. Hartley won bars and floor, while Cunningham tied for the vault title with teammate Aubrey Harrison and on beam with teammate Shannon Mitchell. Link: Ball State Release
Eddie Penev of Stanford won the floor, vault and AA to lead Stanford. An all-star team of collegians from Japan won the meet. Club teams from ASu and UW finish 4th and 5th. Link: Stanford Release
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Air Force set a new season high, the highest under Coach Doug Day, as Linnaea Hance broke the 39 mark in the AA. She's the first USAF gymnast to break 39 since 2004. Link: USAF Release
Minnesota avenged an earlier loss to Iowa, as the hosts easily downed the Hawkeyes. The Gophers won five of six events as a team. Steve Jaciuk posted a meet-high 15.1 on PB for the win. Link: Minn Release
PSU held off host Illinois for the win. Felix Aronovich posted an 87.1 to win the AA, while Trevor Howard added a win on PB and Matt Felleman tied with Illini Joey Peters for the HB title. Link: PSU Release
UW Whitewater set a new season high to defeat Hamline. The hosts were helped along by Kristen Shackleton's meet high 9.725 on beam. Link: UW W Release
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