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Coverage of men’s College Gymnastics online is not nearly as good as women’s NCAA. But Logan Bradley’s weekly summary reports have been a Godsend.
Oklahoma has won 3 in a row. But can they keep the dynasty rolling in 2018?
1. Akash Modi, STAN – 87.9
2. Yul Moldauer, OU – 87.6
3. Allan Bower, OU – 87.3
4. Sean Melton, OSU – 86.4
5. Colin Van Wicklen, OU – 85.05
6. Alec Yoder, OSU – 84.95
7. Robert Neff, STAN – 84.8
8. Tim Wang, AF – 84.6
The five men chosen by the World University Games Selection Committee are: Levi Anderson of Houston/University of Oklahoma; Alex Diab of Glen Ellyn, Ill./University of Illinois; Tristan Duran of Franklin Lakes, N.J./University of Minnesota; Vitali Kan of West Allis, Wis./University of Minnesota; and Robert Neff of Brookfield, Wis./Stanford University, who is also a member of the U.S. Men’s Senior National Team.
An alternate will be named in the near future. Stanford’s Karl Ziehn will coach the team. …
Robert is the NCAA H Bar National Champion. Watch one of his routines.
Florida keeps winning this award. 🙂
Georgia gymnastics has won more national titles than any other team in the nation, but it has not won one since 2009, which was Suzanne Yoculan’s last year leading the program.
The week after Georgia returned home from this year’s national championship, three gymnasts — Natalie Vaculik, Caroline Bradford and Jasmine Arnold — were dismissed from the team. That’s just about all we know and probably all we’ll ever know. …
Column: Dismissal of gymnasts not the right solution, handled poorly by Georgia
Her daughter Samantha had planned to join the Gym Dogs next season.
She knows how to land.
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Oklahoma as a team tries to mark a safe landing position … then move slowly and gracefully into the College girl salute. OU obviously trains it this way.
At the NCAA, we prioritize all college athletes and give them equal opportunities on and off the field. Watch how these powerful women are putting an end to proving themselves as athletes to get the world to see past their gender.
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1. Akash Modi – Stanford 87.900
2. Yul Maldauer – Oklahoma 87.600
3. Allan Bower – Oklahoma 87.300
4. Sean Melton – Ohio 86.400
5. Colin Van Wicklen – Oklahoma 85.050
6. Alec Yoder – Ohio 84.950
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… Moldauer (87.60) and Bower (87.30) were involved in yet another fantastic all-around competition. Their battle with Modi was vintage collegiate gymnastics.
Bower was leading going into the final rotation, with all three gymnasts able to win it. Modi emerged the winner by the slimmest of margins. Only 0.6 points separated the three. The contest ended exactly the way it should have… In the final rotation! It was the last time the three would ever compete together in the collegiate ranks, and it was perfect! …
Oklahoma Makes it 3 Straight; Modi Wins 2nd All-Around Title
Though Men’s NCAA uses FIG scoring with some bonus points, you’d never know it by the scores. Judges are far more lenient in the NCAA than at FIG meets.
A thriller.
1. Oklahoma 431.950
2. OSU 423.700
3. Illinois 422.100
4. Stanford 421.500
5. Minnesota 414.200
6. Nebraska 412.900
Saturday night at Christl Arena in West Point, N.Y., the University of Oklahoma men’s gymnastics team etched its legacy in the history books, notching a team score of 431.950 to claim its third consecutive NCAA national championship. …
The title is Oklahoma’s 11th overall …
Oklahoma’s championship caps a third straight perfect season. The Sooners have won every meet they have competed in since finishing second at the 2014 NCAA Championships. …
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