Brianna Gaddie won VT and FX while Frosh Jordan Salsberg won the AA with a 38.775 to lead SEMO to another win over Centenary.  She also tied for the UB title with teammates Christina Sundgren and Kelley Krengiel.  Teammate Taylor Westrick won the BB.

Link:  SEMO Release

LSU set a new season high of 197.15, led by senior Susan Jackson.  She recorded her ninth AA win with a 39.525.  She also won the FX, UB and tied on VT with classmate Kayla Rogers.  Teammate Samantha Engle won BB.

Link:  LSU Release

Casey Jo Magee led Arkansas to the big win, winning or tying for every event title.  Her AA tally of 39.625 included a 9.95 on FX and 9.9s on BB and UB.  She tied with teammate Jamie Pisani on VT.

Link:  Arkansas release

Kentucky celebrated Senior Night with a win, posting a 194.65.  Senior Emily Green posted two wins to lead the Wildcats, winning BB and FX.  Teammates Whitney Rose, Storey Morris and Andrea Mitchell picked up wins on the VT, UB and AA, respectively.

Link:  UK Release

Maryland won the quad meet hosted by Penn, posting a 194.45.  For Maryland, Ally Krikorian won VT while Kaitlin Joseph won UB.  Another Terrapin, Michelle Brenner, won the FX.  Temple was led by Katie Canning and Corrinne Williams, who tied for the BB title.  Penn's Kirsten Straubaugh won the AA with a 38.75.

Link:  Penn Release

Senior Sarah Curtis won the AA with a 39.375 to lead Michigan to the victory over visiting UGA.  Frosh teammates Natalie Beilstein and Britnee Martinez captured VT and UB, respectively.  Michigan's Kylee Botterman won the FX with a 9.95 as well.  For UGA, Grace Taylor won the BB.

Link:  UGA Release

UNH came from behind to defeat NC State.  UNH's Chelsea Steinberg won the AA with a 39.1 and tied for 1st on FX with teammate Julie Sauchuk and NC State's Brooke Barr and Jess Panza.  Barr also won VT.  Teammates Rachel Fincham and Lauren Deuser won UB and BB, respectively.

Link:  UNH Release

For the men this week, the rankings from Troester.com GymInfo are still done by the average of three meets.  This week, Stanford takes over the top spot, with their big win over OU.  OU's Jake Dalton remains the top AAer, while teammate Steven Legendre still leads the FX.  Illinois' Daniel Ribeiro is also still on top on the PH, while Ohio State's Brandon Wynn remains in the top spot on Rings.  On VT, Tim Gentry of Stanford leaps into the lead.  The remaining events show no change.  On PB, Cal's Kyle Bunthuwong is the leader, while on HB, Illinois' Paul Ruggeri is the leader.

Link: Troester GymInfo

➽ Like many elite gymnasts, Chelsea DAVIS has had her share of injuries.  The 2008-09 National Team member was sidelined by injury for more than a year, but after missing the 2009 season she’s back.  She competed two events at the Metroplex Challenge in February, and she recently swept the elite qualifier event at the Buckeye Classic and qualified to the 2010 National Championships.  Davis committed to UGA last fall for the 2011-12 season.  She talked about her comeback and her college choice in a January interview with Gymnastike.  Here’s a peek at her bars routine at the Buckeye Classic: 

Chelsea DAVIS is one of the “big names” coming up through the elite ranks.  Most gym fans are familiar with her and look forward to watching her unfold a stunning collegiate career.  Lloimincia HALL, on the other hand, is just making a name for herself as a L10 powerhouse.  If her 5th place finish at JOs last year is any indication, she was already operating at a high standard coming into this season.  In January she told Gymnastike that she planned to take it up a notch this year.  So far she’s right on target, winning the CGA (1st V/BB); the Texas Prime (1st UB); WOGA (1st BB); the Kurt Thomas Invite (1st BB/FX); and finishing 4th AA at the Metroplex.  She competed in the Liukin Cup last Friday, finishing 13th AA.  Take a look at Hall’s floor routine at the Texas Prime meet.  HALL recently committed to LSU for the 2011-12 season.  She’ll join 2010-11 signees Sarie MORRISON and Maliah MATHIS, who are having stand out seasons of their own.

Amber SEE is also having an excellent season as she winds up her L10 career before heading to Illinois next fall.  SEE won the Tampa Bay Invite, the San Diego Classic, and the GymQuarters Invite and picked up a variety of 1st place event finishes along the way.  She just swept all events at the Northern Lights Classic this past weekend and scored a perfect 10.0 in the event finals with her unique vault (which earned a 9.875 in the AA competition).  

Speaking of unique skills, take a look at M’rcy MASTUNAMI'S interesting bars release (toe on counter Kim) at the Northern Lights Classic.  MATSUNAMI is just a high school sophomore, but she told Gymnastike that she's interested in Nebraska.

➽  Kassandra LOPEZ, Utah commit, and Diandra MILLINER, Alabama commit, finished 2nd AA and 3rd AA (1st V/FX) respectively in the inaugural Nastia Liukin Cup last Friday.  The Liukin Cup drew qualifiers from meets across the country throughout the season.  It was a great opportunity for qualifiers to test themselves head to head with some of the best talent out there - and to do it in a top notch venue in conjunction with the Tyson American Cup.  Congratulations to all of the competitors who worked hard to earn a spot in this meet.  See video of LOPEZ on beam and  MILLINER on vault and floor.

➽ With state meets just a couple of weeks away, the L10 season will soon be winding down.  The athletes who have already signed with or committed to colleges constitute recruiting classes of the future.  So far we’ve looked at the recruiting classes from 13 schools.  Next up: Boise State, Missouri, Nebraska, NCSU, PSU, Oregon State, Southern Utah, and WVU.

OU's big victory over Bama this weekend didn't lift them to the top spot in the RQS rankings, as it counted as an away score for Bama.  Thus, Bama remains #1 this week as they were able to replace a 196.05 with a 197.275 in their average.  UCLA is just behind OU in third, as they picked up a big road score with a season high at UGA.