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On the downside, they nearly lost to Utah State.
Peng-Peng, Hallie and Alex sung the National Anthem. (VIDEO)
Category: NCAA
NCAA RQS rankings
The Regional Qualifying Score ranking is up. Greg Marsden is already speculating on who would compete where at Regionals if this was the final list.
1. Oklahoma 197.89
2. LSU 197.655
3. Florida 197.435
4. Alabama 197.085
5. Utah 196.965
6. UCLA 196.900
7. Georgia 196.735
8. Denver 196.550
9. Michigan 196.500
10. Oregon State 196.370
11. Kentucky 196.360
12. Boise State 196.330
Road to Nationals
Stanford 31st.
Lindenwood is the highest ranked Division II team at 46th.
Kyla Ross 10.0 Bars
I can live with this 10. Assuming the judges can’t see the form break on Maloney.
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It was a very competitive meet, the best of the season for Utah. Scores were crazy high for both teams.
Maggie Nichols 10.0 Beam
No complaints from this judge.
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Denver has BIG goals
Despite injuries, they are finding a way to get it done.
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Morgan Lane – Beam
Winter Cup: Moldauer, Modi, Bower
1. Yul Moldauer – Oklahoma 171.750
2. Akash Modi – Stanford 171.050
3. Allan Bower – Oklahoma 169.900
An all NCAA podium.
4. Donnell Whittenburg – U.S.O.T.C. 167.450
5. Donothan Bailey – U.S.O.T.C 166.000
6. Robert Neff – Stanford 163.950
full results
Akash was leading after 11 apparatus. But he missed a regrasp on H Bar (catching with 1 hand) and that was enough for Yul to surpass.
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Maddie Karr 10.0 Vault
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What a night.
Oklahoma, LSU, Georgia, Missouri on podium
Wow.
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It’s tough to beat Oklahoma and Maggie Nichols when they HIT.
Georgia had a very good road meet.
As did Missouri.
GymnasticsVille podcast
A new audiocast not yet available on iTunes.
GymnasticsVille co-hosts Remi Marvin and Midknight Robin interview the 2016 NCAA Gymnastics Assistant Coach of the Year for the University of Oklahoma, Taqiy Abdullah-Simmons.
Taqiy led the Sooners to three NCAA team championships during his time at OU (2005, 2006 and 2008), and also captured the 2007 NCAA All-Around title, becoming the first African-American to accomplish this feat.
Listen to it online. Season 1 – episode 1 – 153 Consecutive Wins for OU Men’s Gymnastics
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