Looks like she’s keeping a lot of difficulty. NCAA is going to be fun this season.
Click PLAY or watch it on Instagram.
Looks like she’s keeping a lot of difficulty. NCAA is going to be fun this season.
Click PLAY or watch it on Instagram.
1. Oklahoma
2. LSU
3. Florida
4. UCLA
5. Alabama
6. Utah
7. Michigan
8. Cal
9. Georgia
10. Nebraska
11. Auburn
12. Oregon State
13. Denver
14. Boise State
15. Stanford
16. Washington
17. Southern Utah
18. Arizona
19. Arkansas
20. Kentucky
Click over to Balance Beam Situation to read the rationale.
Looking forward to that OK choreography. 🙂
https://twitter.com/ou_wgymnastics/status/803746190819028992
Of the 21 College teams listed on Road to Nationals, the newest is New York Alliance.
Head Coach David Albaranes
Assistant Coach Karl Jaanimagi
The current roster has guys from Brockport, Syracuse, West Point, University of Buffalo, etc.
It’s great to see new men’s competitive clubs still forming even if they are not scholarship teams.
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1 Oklahoma (377 points) (17 first place votes)
2 Stanford (357 points)
3 Ohio State (338 points)
4 Minnesota (312 points)
5 Illinois (309 points)
6 Penn State (263 points)
full results
The team to beat.
Three strong Canadian gymnasts are looking for scholarships in the NCAA for Sept 2017.
Click PLAY or watch Kat on YouTube.
Alana Fischer has a cute recruiting site. Click PLAY or watch Alana on YouTube.
Michelle Sugimura is strong AA. I particularly like her consistency on Beam.
Click PLAY or watch Michelle on YouTube.
Here’s Michelle’s Floor routine. (VIDEO)
Sarah Brown is a first-year head coach at Eastern Michigan University. She took over the program this preseason after the Eagles finished a record high, 17th in the country last season. Previous head coaches Jay and Jessica Santos exited the program to move on to Arizona State University at the end of last season. …
Tell us about your personal gymnastics background:
Sarah Brown: I was an elite gymnast at GAGE from 2002-2005. I went on to the University of Utah for my freshman year. I transferred to Missouri my sophomore year, as a walk on. At Missouri it was great to be a part of a team that I could help build. …