Maggie Nichols back, Oklahoma goes 198.450

Senior Maggie Nichols made her debut back in the all-around for the first time since Jan. 20, earning a 39.825 which ranks second this season in the NCAA behind her 39.900 …

“Olivia Trautman getting a 10 again, two weeks in a row, back-to-back, that’s a pretty rare thing to happen,” Kindler said. “Maggie stepped back in the lineup which was huge for us.”

Oklahoma OKLAHOMA 198.450 – DENVER 197.000 Minnesota

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related – K.J. Kindler has one big unmet goal — improving attendance at home meets.

Happy Birthday Nia Dennis

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Michigan is better than ever

Congratulations.

Helen Hu – Beam

BONUS for originality.  😀

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(via BBS 10s of Week 8)

Brenna Dowell is her own stunt double

Brenna Dowell

Brenna Dowell will play her own stunt double in a movie that will be out later this year. …

… “Full Out 2 – You Got This!,” will be released this spring and available on Netflix this summer. It will tell the story of the University of Oklahoma gymnastics team and their quest to win the national championships after their star gymnast, Dowell, leaves to chase her dreams. …

KSHB

OU’s Allie Stern competes on the vault during a women’s gymnastics competition between the University of Oklahoma and Alabama at the Lloyd Noble Center in Norman Okla., Friday, March 15, 2019. Photo by Sarah Phipps, The Oklahoman

Men’s NCAA week 8

You can always check updated NCAA rankings on Road to Nationals.

Instead, here’s the weekly “Power Rankings“ as decided by a panel of experts from the College Gymnastics Association:

1. STANFORD CARDINAL
2. MICHIGAN WOLVERINES
3. OKLAHOMA SOONERS
4. ILLINOIS FIGHTING ILLINI
5. NEBRASKA CORNHUSKERS
6. OHIO STATE BUCKEYES

#NCAAMGYM WEEK 8 POWER RANKINGS PRESENTED BY SPIETH AMERICA

Emily Muhlenhaupt – Bars

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(via BBS 10s of Week 8)