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Sienna Crouse – vault

WATCH: Sienna Crouse's 9.975 on vault from last weekend's win over Michigan.

SATURDAY we face Minnesota at 7 p.m. at the Devaney Center! Help us fill Devaney as we "Light Up the Night" and giveaway 1,000 glow necklaces 💡

Doors open at 6 p.m., clear bag policy in effect. pic.twitter.com/c22571Sq7M

— Nebraska Women's Gymnastics (@HuskerWGym) February 1, 2018

Alex McMurtry’s two 10s in one night

Update – Some say those high judges were crack.

Lauren Hopkins was really angry with judge CAROL.

The OU @ Florida meet was the most outrageously scored meet I’ve ever watched. Scores that should’ve been in the 9.7s were in the 9.85+ range (Boren and Baumann on floor were the best examples). However the most ridiculous part is that @KennBaker15 didn’t get a 10 on floor. pic.twitter.com/lnBmMec2L9

— Stevie (@24_7womensports) January 27, 2018

At the best meet of the season (sellout crowd) so far, Florida 198.15 over Oklahoma 198.125.

Click PLAY or watch her Beam on Facebook.

Click PLAY or watch her Vault on Facebook. (no stick)

McMurtry is the 10th in NCAA history to record a “Gym Slam”.

Alex McMurtry, Florida           2015-present
Maggie Nichols, Oklahoma     2017-present
Bridget Sloan, Florida          2013-16
Courtney Kupets, Georgia      2006-09
Ashley Kelly, Arizona State     2003-06
Kristen Maloney, UCLA          2001-05
Karin Lichey, Georgia             1996-99
Heather Stepp, Georgia         1990-93
Kristen Kenoyer, Utah            1990-93
Missy Marlowe, Utah              1989-92

Denelle Pedrick – DTY

CMU‘s off to a great start in 2018. Denelle already competing her big vault.

GymCastic thinks 9.875 is a little low.

Click PLAY or watch her on Twitter.

Sometimes they make it look so easy that the judges think it was a 9.95 start. After further review…stuck Y double and a 9.875. pic.twitter.com/Sey8azi9eE

— Cameron Linford (@CamLinford) January 15, 2018

Yamilet Peña interview

From November 2017.

The interview was given right before the Bolivarian Games where Peña ended up becoming 5th in AA, making all four event finals and taking gold on vault and silver on bars and floor. …

“I’ve been training with a Cuban coach since Central American championships qualifications. And I feel that we are doing such a good job we always try to peak at the right time for the competitions, and this is like I feel, just great. Besides, I am not suffering from any injuries now”. …

YAMILET PEÑA: I ALWAYS COMPETE AGAINST MYSELF

Of the women who’ve competed Handspring Double Front since Produnova, I’d rank Oksana best, Yamilet second best. Both have the physical ability to do the vault successfully. But the landing is supremely difficult, dangerous and technical.

I doubt Peña will compete it again at the new start value.

Click PLAY or watch one of her best ones from 2012 on YouTube.

Oksana training Produnova

I think she’s more powerful than Yelena Produnova. The LANDING is the difficult part, of course. Ask the guys.

Click PLAY or watch it on Instagram.

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bdl_NKhjGlR/

Michigan 197.550

… the highest score yet in the 2018 season after knockout performances on all four events …

AA: Paige Zaziski, Michigan, 39.450
VT: Emma McLean, Michigan
UB: Sydney Townsend & Paige Zaziski, Michigan
BB: Brianna Brown, Michigan
FX: Emma McLean, Michigan

The NCAA Gym Skim | January 13

Click PLAY or watch Emma McLean’s Vault on YouTube.

Canadian rookie starting strong. Click PLAY or watch Sydney Townsend’s Bars on YouTube. (9.900 actually)

Maddie Karr – Vault

Click PLAY or watch it on Twitter.

Thankful for another opportunity to start the season out strong. I am so lucky to be surrounded by the best teammates a girl could ever ask for.💕❤️ #Ao1 #RollPios pic.twitter.com/37zhUGBXXG

— Maddie Wadman (@maddie_karr) January 7, 2018

Hero of the week. (last week)

.@themaddiekarr owned the gym & now she's HERO of the Week!https://t.co/f5SvC3ekit pic.twitter.com/7lzvqBEjL8

— HERO of the Week (@HEROSportsHotW) January 12, 2018

(via GymCastic)