LSU 197.500
Utah 197.250
Minnesota 196.900
Auburn 195.725
Congratulations to D-D and the incredible program in Baton Rouge.
The Utes are off the to big dance too. For the 44th time in a row. They’ve had a great season, so far.
Author: Rick Mc
Career gymnastics coach who loves the outdoors, and the internet.
Oklahoma, Georgia to Nationals
OKLAHOMA 198.475
GEORGIA 198.050
CAL 197.675
KENTUCKY 197.600
It took 198+ to get through — #ScoreInflation — but what a competition. Spencer called the judging “unprofessional and atrocious“.
UCLA, Michigan to Nationals
UCLA 198.075
MICHIGAN 197.275
ALABAMA 197.225
NEBRASKA 196.650
Sweet Sixteen 2019
These 16 teams compete today — Saturday April 6th — all wanting to qualify to Nationals.
But only 8 teams go to Nationals. Not twelve.
Here are the sweet 16 listed by score from yesterday.
Oklahoma 198.300
UCLA 197.675
Florida 197.500
Georgia 197.300
Alabama 197.225
LSU 197.200
Oregon State 197.125
Auburn 197.075
Denver 196.975
Michigan 196.950
Kentucky 196.825
Utah 196.800
Nebraska 196.800
Cal 196.750
Minnesota 196.300
Boise State 196.225
Here are the 16 sorted by regional final. Top two from each group move on to Nationals. In bold are the top 2 teams from yesterday.
Oklahoma 198.300
Georgia 197.300
Kentucky 196.825
Cal 196.750
UCLA 197.675
Alabama 197.225
Michigan 196.950
Nebraska 196.800
LSU 197.200
Auburn 197.075
Utah 196.800
Minnesota 196.300
Florida 197.500
Oregon St 197.125
Denver 196.975
Boise 196.225
Wyatt Tyndall – P Bars
For the first time the three Tyndall brothers competed against one another at Big Ten Championships.
I’ll give the win to the eldest – Wyatt.
His team took the win. And he rocked this Parallel Bar set.
Click PLAY or watch it on Twitter.
Auburn’s Sam Cerio injured
A terrible landing on Floor. Handspring Double Front.
Click PLAY or watch how her team reacted on Twitter.
#StickItForSam
Sam’s an aerospace engineering major who, upon her graduation in May, has accepted a job to work for Boeing in Seattle.
Kyla Ross – Vault
LSU, Auburn, Florida, OSU advance
It was a LOUD CROWD at Regionals in Corvallis.
The home team opened on Beam with a stunning 49.500. Well deserved. And they never looked back, easily qualifying with a score of 197.125.
Click PLAY or watch highlights on Facebook.
Florida has room to improve on the 197.500 they got here. The Gators also went 49.500 on Beam. Also well deserved.
It was a festive atmosphere. A celebration. Both Stanford and Iowa were excited and enthusiastic too.
UCLA, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Cal advance
Utah, Minnesota, Denver, Boise State advance
I was at the Corvallis Regional.
In the first of the two sessions today Denver was certainly the best of the 4 teams. 49.475 on Beam! That’s their Regionals record and the score was deserved. Congratulations.
Boise crushed it on Bars (as usual) in the 4th rotation to live to fight another day. University of Washington and SUU were in it. An exciting competition to watch.
I found the judging on Beam and Bars to be NCAA normal. 🙄 … But Vault and Floor judging was poor in my opinion. The scores were boxed with little differentiation between excellent and average.
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