WVU's Amy Bieski won the AA with a 39.25, including wins on the FX and UB (tied with teammate Nicole Roach). WVU dominated the remaining events, with Chelsi Tabor and and Ashley Wilson splitting the VT title, and Shelly Purkat and Kiersten Spoerke tying on BB.
Link: WVU Release
LSU posted a new season high of 196.475, behind National AA leader Susan Jackson's 39.525 AA tally. Jackson also won the VT and BB. Teammate Summer Hubbard won the UB, while teammate Kayla Rogers won the FX.
Link: LSU Release
UGA's Courtney McCool posted a meet high 9.95 to win FX while frosh Shayla Worley won the AA with a 39.375 to lead UGA. Gymdog Kat Ding added a win on UB while teammate Grace Taylor captured the BB. For Arkansas, Jaime Pisani and Casey Jo Magee tied for the VT title.
Link: UGA Release
AU's Kylie Shields posted a 39.175 to win the AA while teammates Allyson Sandusky and Rachel Innis won the UB and BB, respectively. UK's Emily Green won the FX while AU's Justine Foster tied with UK's Whitney Rose and Jasmine Minion on VT.
Link: UK Release
UNH's Chelsea Steinberg won the VT and AA with a 39.35 as the Wildcats set several records in the process. The team broke the school record on UB with a 49.3, with Allison Carr's 9.95 leading the way. Teammates Taryn LaFountain and Julie Sauchuk won BB and FX, respectively.
Link: UNH Release
There is not much movement in the rankings this week, due to the Winter Cup.
| Rank |
Team |
Average |
| 1 | Michigan |
353.283 |
| 2 | Illinois |
351.725 |
| 3 | Oklahoma |
348.450 |
| 4 | Stanford |
346.783 |
| 5 | Penn State | 344.262 |
| 6 | Ohio State | 344.250 |
| 7 | Minnesota |
343.817 |
| 8 | Iowa |
340.187 |
| 9 | Nebraska |
339.725 |
| 10 | Temple |
338.317 |
Link: Troester GymInfo
Oklahoma takes over the #1 position in this week's Troester GymInfo National Rankings. Bama falls to #2 while Arkansas is third. LSU's Susan Jackson retains her lead in the AA, but she also takes over the top spot on VT this week. On UB, we have another new national leader, as Oregon State's Leslie Mak takes over the top spot. The shakeup continues on BB, as OU's Megan Ferguson and Bama's Ashley Preiss are tied for the top spot. UCLA's Elyse Hopfner-Hibbs, however, retains her top ranking on FX.
Stanford won the quad meet, posting a 196.65 behind the AA win of frosh Ashley Morgan in the AA. Morgan also picked up wins on the VT, FX and BB, where whe was tied with teammates Danielle Ikoma and Shelley Alexander. Teammates Carly Janiga and Allyse Ishino tied for the UB title.
Note: The Stanford final score sheet does not reflect Sac States' final tally.
Link: UW Release
Oregon State defeated Cal, who finished their home schedule this afternoon. Mandi Rodriguez led Oregon State's Super Sunday effort, winning the AA, the BB and tying with teammate Makayla Stambaugh on the FX. Stambaugh picked up the win on the UB while teammate Becky Colvin won VT.
Link: Cal Release
Boise State picked up the win over host Cal State Fullerton. They were led by Hannah Redmon, who won the VT, UB and FX. Teammate Kelsey Lang won the BB while Amy Glass, who missed last season with a neck injury, won the AA with a 38.6.
Link: Boise State Release
TWU won the quad meet at home, posting a 193.125. TWU's Roshanda Cannie posted a 39.025 to win the AA. She also picked up ties on the BB (with teammate Kristie Costa) and the VT (with teammate Kristin Edwards). Edwards added the win on the FX while NIU's Tanya Rachan won the UB.
Link: TWU Release
Central Michigan won the big in-state battle, upsetting higher ranked Michigan State. Katie Simon led the Chippewas, posting a 39.175 to take the AA and winning the BB. Teammate Kristin Teubner won the VT and tied with WMU's Kristine Garbarino on the FX. MSU star Rochelle Robinson competed UB only, winning that event.
Link: WMU Release
Temple won the Liberty Classic, posting a 188.375 to take the win. Ursinus was 2nd with a 181.725, while Penn was third with a 181.2. West Chester was 4th with a 176.375.
Link: Temple Release
Chris Brooks, formerly of OU, won the Winter Cup AA on Saturday Night. Former OU star Jonathan Horton was 2nd. In third was Michigan's Chris Cameron, with Stanford's Tim Gentry in fifth.
Link: Results of AA