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Commonwealth Men’s Finals day 1

Floor
1. Marios Georgiou CYP 13.966
2. Scott Morgan CAN 13.833
3. Dan Purviss SCO 13.733

Max finished 6th as he accidentally repeated a skill.

Congratulations, again, Cyprus.

Pommels
1. Rhys McClenaghan NIR 15.100
2. Max Whitlock ENG 15.100
3. Zach Clay CAN 14.300

Quote of the day from the @gc2018 champion @McClenaghanRhys 'not too shabby'. Take it in your stride young man! @RathgaelGym @LukeCarson23 pic.twitter.com/p5myjOMB9p

— Commonwealth Games Northern Ireland (@GoTeamNI) April 8, 2018

This is the smile of a guy who stands on the podium above the Olympic Champ. He won the tie breaker with a higher execution score.

Click PLAY or watch Zach on Twitter.

Zachary Clay joins @scottmorgan_ in dominating the night for @cgc_jcc, earning a bronze in the Men's Pommel Horse. #GC2018 #GoldCoast2018 #GoldCoastGoldRush pic.twitter.com/bsZSEoUnF5

— DAZN Canada (@DAZN_CA) April 8, 2018

I’ve still not seen either of Rhys’ routines online.

Rings
1. Courtney Tulloch ENG 14.833
2. Nile Wilson ENG 14.400
3. Scott Morgan CAN 14.000

Click PLAY or watch Courtney on Twitter.

https://twitter.com/UKGYM/status/982885338853945345

YouTube videos are being taken down. But those on Twitter and Facebook seem be staying up.

I love Commonwealth Games

It’s a big time meet … yet everyone is still smiling and happy.

For smaller nations like Wales, it’s like the Olympics.

Latalia Bevan and Maisie Methuen are excellent gymnasts.

WE SMASHED IT💪🏻 to come joint 6th All Around in the Commonwealth Games for wales🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 is mad😱 so proud of us😘 @WelshGymnastics #teamwales #GoldCoast2018 #TimCymru pic.twitter.com/hqTCOVO5G5

— latalia bevan (@bevan_latalia) April 7, 2018

The AA Final was actually a very good competition for most of the competitors. Congratulations.

Tyson Bull sticks H Bar

Click PLAY or watch it on Twitter.

CORRECTION: @tys_bull13 now has the top high bar score of the meet! Season-high 14.850#ILLINI pic.twitter.com/8RKg4I4Oa6

— Illinois Men's Gymnastics (@IlliniMGym) April 7, 2018

Illinois wins.

Sean Melton wins Big Tens. Again.

Three years in a row.

See the AA scores on Facebook.

.@MeltonSean 🏆🏆🏆 Hearty congratulations! #GoBucks pic.twitter.com/1Nw2UDLLWB

— Mike Canales (@MikeCanales1) April 7, 2018

NCAA recruit Jillian Hutchings

Class of 2019, Jillian trains at Campia Gymnastics in Canada.

Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.

For more information – Jillianhutchings8 (a) gmail.com

Utah and Cal to Nationals

Balance Beam Situation somehow LIVE blogged all 6 competitions.

Scores.

The Red Rocks win Regionals and advance to the National Championship for the 43rd consecutive time with a score of 197.475!!! #GoUtes pic.twitter.com/CrMWHuYQW8

— Utah Gymnastics (@UtahGymnastics) April 8, 2018

Meet us in St. Louis, won't you?

For the 2nd time in 3 years, the Bears are NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP bound, advancing with a 196.725, our best score at an #NCAAGym Regional in school history!#ShowUp pic.twitter.com/pfwGhCLaVP

— Cal Women’s Gymnastics (@CalWGym) April 8, 2018

The Salt Lake Regional has a sold out crowd of 8,403! Thank you fans!! pic.twitter.com/uv2onGDwf5

— Utah Gymnastics (@UtahGymnastics) April 8, 2018

UCLA and Arkansas to Nationals

Scores.

Headed to the NCAA Championships!@uclagymnastics #GoBruins pic.twitter.com/gP9MLc15hH

— UCLA Athletics (@UCLAAthletics) April 8, 2018

We're headed back to St. Louis!

For the first time since 2013….WE'RE GOING TO NATIONALS! pic.twitter.com/wyNyx9R5WK

— Arkansas Gymnastics 🐗 (@RazorbackGym) April 8, 2018

Oklahoma and Kentucky to Nationals

Scores.

With our EIGHTH score of 198 or higher this season, we're headed to the NCAA Championships thanks to our ninth straight regional title!

Quick Recap: https://t.co/hfxGIhxM6e pic.twitter.com/kN84ibZ9WR

— Oklahoma Women's Gym (@OU_WGymnastics) April 8, 2018

Maggie Nichols 10.0 on Beam.

We'll finish with a 197.050, our third-best score ever! https://t.co/7B5RaIJsAc—
Kentucky Gymnastics (@UKGymnastics) April 08, 2018

This is Kentucky’s first trip ever to the big dance. CONGRATULATIONS.

In fact, this is the first season where 6 of 12 teams to Nationals are from the SEC.

Alabama and Georgia to Nationals

Scores.

For the 36th-consecutive season, @BamaGymnastics is headed to the NCAA Championships!#NCAAGym #FierceGrace #RollTide pic.twitter.com/b00BiKBGRS

— Alabama Gymnastics (@BamaGymnastics) April 8, 2018

GEORGIA ADVANCES!!!! A final push on beam seals the GymDogs ticket to the NCAA Championships! pic.twitter.com/ckh2VqEXox

— Georgia Gymnastics (@UGAGymnastics) April 8, 2018

After everything that’s happened to the GymDogs this season, I’m happy to see them get through.

Michigan had a bad day.

Denelle Pedrick of CMU qualified as an individual on Floor, but not on Vault despite competing DTY.

Florida and Washington to Nationals

Scores.

ST. LOUIS, HERE WE COME!

The #GymDawgs are going to NCAA Nationals for a second-straight year! pic.twitter.com/wuICFSvKMa

— Washington Gymnastics (@UWGymnastics) April 7, 2018

#Gators win Regional to head to #NCAAGym Championships!

Florida's now advanced to 3⃣6⃣ of the possible 3⃣7⃣ #NCAAGym Championships!

See you in St. Louis! #WeChomp pic.twitter.com/XRMzKcWSc5

— Gators Gymnastics (@GatorsGym) April 7, 2018

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