Maggie Nichols’ 4th AA victory

Maggie Nichols continued her incredible victory sweep on Friday, winning the all around title and all events in Oklahoma’s second straight meet on the road. The Sooners beat Iowa State 197.425 to 195.275. …

… an impressive score of 39.725. Her scores were 9.9 or better on all apparatuses for the second week in a row. …

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#23 Arkansas over #5 Alabama

In front of 5,456 fans, the third-largest crowd in program history, the Arkansas gymnastics team made it three wins in a row over Alabama, defeating the fifth-ranked Crimson Tide 195.825-195.325 on Friday night in Barnhill Arena.

The Razorbacks set a season best on vault (48.900) and balance beam (49.125) and matched a season best on uneven bars (48.825). Jessica Yamzon won the individual all-around title with a career-best score of 39.225, while Braie Speed and Sydney McGlone tied for the individual vault title with scores of 9.825. …

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Georgia 197.075

Georgia gym earns highest score of season despite missing three gymnasts

Despite the poor start this season, Georgia is getting up to speed.

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Charlotte Sullivan at Iowa

The Kiwi international has started with a big splash.

At the second meet of the season against Michigan State, she stepped into the spotlight and never looked back. She won the all-around at the with a 39.050 to mark her first all-around college win.

“I could not be more proud of Charlotte in her début as a GymHawk,” Iowa head coach Larissa Libby said in a release after the Michigan State win. “Sunday was just a little glimpse into what this young lady is capable of. Expect to see more of her.”

Libby has been proven correct. On Jan. 21, the GymHawks upset Ohio State in Columbus, and Sullivan took home her second all-around title of the season, in addition to setting a season best on vault with a 9.800. … 

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