Alabama's scores indicate that it was a rough meet for the Tide and a pair of Bama falls on floor sealed the deal for Arkansas. Arkansas' Jessica Yamzon won the AA title with a 39.225. Alabama won three event titles; bars, beam and floor. Arkansas' Braie Speed won vault.
Link: Arkansas Release
OU's Maggie Nichols outpaced the other all around performers with a score of 39.725. She also swept the event titles.
Link: OU Release
Kennedi Edney piloted the LSU squad to a win with her outstanding AA performance (39.625), but Kentucky put up several impressive AA scores as well. LSU won the vault, beam and floor titles outright. Kentucky's Mollie Korth tied for 1st on bars along with Kennedi Edney and Lexi Priessman.
Link: LSU Release
UF's night featured three high scoring all arounders, but Amelia Hundley took first place with a score of 39.55. UF swept the events, including a 10.0 on FX for Kennedy Baker.
Link: UF Release
UGA posted a 197.075 to defeat Missouri's 196.075, despite the absence of stars Sydney Snead and Sabrina Vega. They were led instead by frosh Rachel Dickson, who posted a 39.525 in her AA debut. She also won VT, UB and tied for the FX title with teammate GiGi Marino. Missouri's Britney Ward won the BB.
Link: Mizzou Release
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Oklahoma heads the Men's National Rankings for the Week of January 23rd. Unlike the women, the weekly Men's Rankings is a poll of the coaches.
OU expanded it's lead in the Women's National Rankings for the week of January 23rd with an average of 197.9. LSU is second at 197.625 and Florida third at 197.342.
Iowa swept all seven individual titles in defeating UIC 404.1 to 374.3. Iowa's Dylan Ellsworth won R, VT, PB and the AA with an 80.3. Teammate Austin Hodges won HB and PH while senior Mark Springett won the FX.
Link: Iowa Release
Michigan blasted to a 197.05, paced by a perfect 10 from Nicole Artz on the FX. Artz also won the AA with a 39.425. Teammate Paige Zaziski was near perfect on UB, winning with a 9.975. Teammate Talia Chiarelli won the VT while Lauren Marinez took the BB.
Link: Michigan Release
GWU overpowered host Towson 196.0 to 194.05, paced by Camille Drouin-Allaire, Alex DeMoura, Chelsea Raineri and Jillian Winstanley. Each athlete won at least a share of two event titles. Winstanley won VT and tied for the UB title. DeMoura tied for UB and FX, as did Raineri. Drouin-Allaire tied for UB and won the AA. Liz Pfeiler also earned a share of the UB title while Sara Mermelstein won the BB.
Link: Towson Release