Category: NCAA

beat Stanford

Defending Champions Stanford have one of the most loaded teams in the history of NCAA Men’s Gymnastics.

They are going to be tough to beat.

coach Andy Leis

TWU wins USAG Collegiate Nationals

Texas Woman’s University went 196.025.

  1. Air Force 195.650
  2. Lindenwood 194.600
  3. Brown 193.300

Finals winners:

Vault: Walker 9.875
Bars: Miller, Ockler 9.925
Beam: Kaziska 9.950
Floor: Kaziska, Goyco 9.950

Assistant Coach of the Year: Kirsten Harold (TWU) and Stephanie Plaugher (WCU)

Coach of the Year: Andy Leis (Yale)

Memorial Award: Jessica Meakim (WCU)

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Navy won Men’s ECAC

Men’s Gymnastics has only 3 conferences: MPSF, ECAC, and Big Ten.

Going into ECAC (Eastern College Athletic Conference) Championships it was clear that Navy would take the cake and run away with the title, which they did with an astounding 401.85. Based on championships scores from around the country, this puts Navy in real contention to make the super six at NCAAs. While this feat is remarkable, it was not the story of the night. That belongs to Springfield College.Ā 

Currently the only Division-III program in the country, the Pride led by Head Coach Matt Davis placed second at ECACā€™s over Army 384.85 and William & Mary 385.2 with a 387.05, their highest ranking in the conference in ten years. Maybe the more impressive fact about this performance from Springfield is that this is the first time that Springfield has qualified to NCAAs as a team since 1977 when they were a DII program.Ā  …

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Big Ten Men’s Championships

Michigan
Nebraska
Ohio State
Illinois
Penn State

Full results.

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Jade Carey to National Team Camp

Olympic gold medalist will try to compete both NCAA and Elite.

Stanford wins Men’s MPSF Championships

No surprise. Super strong Stanford dominated the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation.

Stanford
Oklahoma
California
Air Force

Full results.

individuals to NCAA Nationals

Thirty-six teams entered the tournament, only eight are moving on. They are:Ā Oklahoma,Ā Auburn,Ā Michigan,Ā Missouri,Ā Florida,Ā Minnesota,Ā UtahĀ andĀ Alabama.Ā 

The individual all-rounders advancing to NCAA championships are:Ā Jade Carey, Raena Worley, Norah FlatleyĀ andĀ Kennedy Hambrick.

The event qualifiers are:

(Vault)Ā Gayla Griswold, Kiya Johnson, Elexis EdwardsĀ andĀ Mia Townes;

(Bars)Ā Jordan Chiles, Cally Nixon, Sarah ShafferĀ andĀ Mia Takekawa;

(Beam)Ā Adeline Kenlin, Sirena Linton, Skyla SchulteĀ andĀ Abbie Thompson; and

(Floor)Ā Kyla Bryant, Jordan Chiles, Hailey DavisĀ andĀ Jaye Mack.

The 5th Rotation: April 04, 2022

Suni’s letter to herself