Kentucky was led by Raena Worley, who won the BB (9.975) and tied for the AA title with Auburn's Cassie Stevens (39.65). Stevens won the VT while teammate Creslyn Brose won the FX (9.975).  On UB, AU's Aria Brusch and Kentucky's Jillian Procasky tied for first.

Link:  Results

Suki Pfister won VT and FX to lead Ball St. Teammate Megan Teter won the AA (39.175) and tied for 1st on UB with teammate Ashley Szymanski and NIU's Alyssa Al-Ashari. Ball St's Grace Sumner won BB.

Link: NIU Release

Lily Tisdale, a L10 at Crenshaw, has committed to a full scholarship at Arizona, starting in 2025-2026.  She's a two-time L10 National qualifier

Link:  Insta

Stanford posted a 410.3 to place second in a tri-meet that heavily featured their own current and former gymnasts.  Winning the meet was a "Team USA" that included four current Cardinal stars along with former Cardinal Riley Loos, with all five competing AA.  A third squad included additional Cardinal alumni.  Stanford's Asher Hong, competed for Team USA, won the AA with an 86.85.  Hong had the top scores on FX, R, PB and HB.  He also tied for 1st on VT with teammate Khoi Young.  Young won the PH. 

Link:  Release

Jordyn Ewing lead the Panthers, who post a mark that tied the 3rd highest score in school history.  She won FX and tied for the UB title with teammate Arayah Simons and UNC's Lali Dekanoidze.  Pitt's Jah'Liyah Bedminster won VT while teammate Hallie Copperwheat tied for 1st on BB with UNC's Taylor Schulze. UNC's Julia Knower won the AA

Link:  Pitt Release

Jayda Lewter, a L10 from Legacy, has committed to Minnesota, starting in 2024-2025.  In 2023, she placed 9th AA at the Region 4 L10 Regionals and qualified to Nationals as an event specialist on VT.  She also placed 9th AA at Regionals in 2022, and qualified to Nationals on VT.  

Link:  Insta