Michigan-bound Adrian de Los Angeles won the AA title in the Men's 16 to 18 year old division at the JO Nationals. Sean Melton won the Men's 14-15 division. Coming in 2nd in the older division was Jake Martin, while Michigan-bound Stacey Ervin was 3rd.
Here's the Top 10 finishers, including their school choices:
1 Adrian De Los Angeles, SCATS, 176.15 (Michigan)
2 Jake Martin, Orlando Metro, 175.35
3 Stacey Ervin, Mills USA, 173.15 (Michigan)
4 Jesse Glenn, SCATS Gymnastics, 173.1
5 Trevor Howard, Hocking Valley, 172.1
6 Jonathan Deaton, Daggett's 171.85
7 Nicholas Hunter, Gym World, 171.3 (Michigan)
8 Brian Knott, Chelsea Piers, 171.15 (Stanford)
9 Donnell Whittenburg, Ultimate (MD), 169.8
10 Kanji Oyama,SCATS Gymnastics, 169.550
Link: USA Gymnastics Release and Results
Recruits and recruitables were in action this weekend for the Men's JO Nationals. Results and video will be posted as they become available. From the preliminaries, the top 36 men advance to the AA final.
In the team competition, Region I won the team title in both age divisions. SCATS won the club team title.
Here are the preliminary AA standings for the 16-18 year old Men (Future College in Parenthesis):
1 Jesse Glenn SCATS Gymnastics 87.95
2 Jake Martin Orlando Metro 87.55
3 Adrian De Los Angeles SCATS Gymnastics 87.35 (Michigan)
4 Stacey Ervin Mills USA 86.55 (Michigan)
5 Jacoby Rubin Buffalo Grove 86.45 (OU)
6 Trevor Howard Hocking Valley 85.85
7 Michael Strathern Bartlett 85.55 (Michigan)
8 Joseph Peters Parkettes 85.30
9 Kanji Oyama SCATS Gymnastics 85.20
10 Brian Knott Chelsea Piers 85.05 (Stanford)
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Illinois has appointed Kim Landrus Head Coach. Landrus served as Interim Head Coach this season. She replaced Bob Starkell, who resigned last summer. Landrus has been with the team's coaching staff for nine years.
Cal has named NU Associate Head Coach Danna Durante as the new Head Coach for the reinstated Berkeley program. She was National Assistant Coach of the Year in 2007, and West Region Assistant of the Year in 1999 and 2002. Prior to nine years at NU, she was at Washington. As Danna Lister, she was a star athlete at ASU and as an elite National Team member and Olympic Trials participant from the state of Oklahoma.
Link: Cal Release
Cal has announced that the Men's Gymnastics team will be preserved as an intercollegiate sport, with some restrictions. Over $2.5M has been raised so far, in support of the program. This is however short of the $4M the University says is necessary to support the program at full funding for at least 7 to 10 years. As a result, the program will be unable to award new scholarships until the funding is in place. This coming season will be the 100th at Cal! The other four programs that were proposed to be cut, including Women's Gymnastics, have all been previously restored.
For information on how to make a pledge, please see Cal Gymnastics Forever.
Link: Cal Statement
Elizabeth Stranahan, junior next season, and Shea Anderson, a senior next season, both earned scholarships for the coming school year at Iowa State. Both are former walkons, according to the Cylcone release.
Link: Iowa State Release
Tim Garrison has been named the new Head Coach at Kentucky. He was an assistant at Nebraska since 2007. Prior to that he was a coach at SCEGA.
Link: UK Release
Kayla Hoffman has been named winner of this year's Honda Award for Gymnastics according to a news article. The other finalists for the award were Kylee Botterman, Brittani McCullough and Sharaya Musser.
West Virginia has promoted current Associate Head Coach Jason Butts to be the new Head Coach at WVU. He replaces Linda Burdette-Good, who is retiring. He was named the Regional Assistant of the Year in 2009 and 2010. A graduate of UGA, he will receive a master's from WVU in December.
Link: WVU Release
Kent State Head Coach Brice Biggin was named Coach of the Year and assistants Sharon Sabin and Tom Ward were named Assistants of the Year by the NACGC/W.
Link: Kent St Release
Here are the final Men's National Rankings, courtesy of Troester GymInfo:
Rank | Team Name | NCAA Final | NCAA Qualifier |
1 | Stanford | 363.450 | 366.100 |
2 | Oklahoma | 361.600 | 363.500 |
3 | Illinois | 360.150 | 356.000 |
4 | California | 358.700 | 361.800 |
5 | Michigan | 356.200 | 360.650 |
6 | Penn State | 355.700 | 356.000 |
7 | Ohio State | 353.750 | |
8 | Iowa | 348.950 | |
9 | Minnesota | 346.850 | |
10 | Nebraska | 345.450 |
Link: Troester.com GymInfo
Here are the final Women's National Rankings from Troester.com, based on National finish or National Qualifying Score (RQS plus Regional score):
Link: Full List
Rank | Team Name | NCAA Final | NCAA Prelim | NQS |
1 | Alabama | 197.650 | 197.050 | 394.395 |
2 | UCLA | 197.375 | 196.500 | 394.110 |
3 | Oklahoma | 197.250 | 196.775 | 394.045 |
4 | Nebraska | 196.725 | 196.850 | 392.825 |
5 | Utah | 196.500 | 196.200 | 393.045 |
6 | Michigan | 196.425 | 196.700 | 393.575 |
7 | Florida | 196.125 | 393.615 | |
8 | Oregon State | 196.100 | 393.795 | |
9 | Georgia | 195.450 | 393.285 | |
10 | Arkansas | 195.450 | 392.610 | |
11 | Illinois-Champaign | 195.100 | 391.850 | |
12 | Kent State | 195.000 | 390.695 | |
13 | Boise State | 392.395 | ||
14 | Penn State | 392.060 | ||
15 | Stanford | 391.940 | ||
16 | Ohio State | 391.150 | ||
17 | Denver | 391.060 | ||
18 | Washington | 391.000 | ||
19 | Auburn | 390.905 | ||
20 | L.S.U. | 390.880 | ||
21 | Arizona | 390.830 | ||
22 | Minnesota | 390.480 | ||
23 | Central Michigan | 390.265 | ||
24 | Iowa State | 390.125 | ||
25 | Kentucky | 390.120 |