Category: NCAA

NEW recruits at Oklahoma

Everyone knows K.J. Kindler can work miracles with pretty much any recruit who shows up at Oklahoma.

But she’s got her hands full with these two – (former) football players Baker Mayfield and Nila Kasitati.

Click the image to watch it on NCAA.com.

football gymnast

Thanks Brenna.

Missy Reinstadtler to Utah

Melissa Reinstadtler is one of many exciting incoming gymnasts for next season.

Click PLAY or watch her at 2015 JO Nationals on YouTube.

related – 2013 montage VIDEO

(via College Gymnastics Board)

Bridget Sloan wins the Honda

She is this year’s Honda Sports Award recipient for gymnastics, distinguishing her as the nation’s top collegiate female athlete in the sport. The honor was based on the results of national balloting among all NCAA member schools as part of The Collegiate Women Sports Awards program, now celebrating its 40th year. The other finalists were Lindsay Mable (Minnesota), Nina McGee (Denver) and Elizabeth Price (Stanford).

This is the second such honor for Sloan, as she won the award as a freshman in 2013. A Gator gymnast has claimed the honor four of the last five years, as Kytra Hunter was the 2012 and 2015 recipient. …

Gators

Bridget

What a career!

UCLA my most entertaining team

What a season. Though I was cheering LSU to win, UCLA was the team that I enjoyed following most 2015-16. One of Miss Val’s most memorable teams. 🙂

Ivana Hong’s grips

Bidding starts at $50,000. 🙂

They are magic. With these grips you can do Bars like Ivana.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BEUkvyjy3PI/

Oklahoma Men repeat as National Champions

The same night the Oklahoma women won the NCAA Championships. And the Oklahoma Men’s club team won NAIGC, the Sooners did it again.

1. Oklahoma 443.400
2. Stanford 434.050
3. Ohio State 433.050
4. Illinois 432.750
5. Penn State 425.400
6. Minnesota 424.400

1. Yul Moldaur Oklahoma 89.10
2. Akash Modi Stanford 88.50
2T Kanji Oyama Stanford 88.50

4. Allan Bower Oklahoma 88.10
5. Alec Yoder Ohio State 88.05

National Champions:
FX – Colin Van Wicklen (Oklahoma) – 15.30
PH – Brandon Ngai (Illinois) – 15.45
SR – Dennis Zaremski (Stanford) – 15.45
VT – Anthony McCallum (Michigan) – 15.55 **Freshman
PB – Akash Modi (Stanford) – 15.30
HB – Akash Modi (Stanford) and Alex Johnson (Ohio State) – 15.20

Oklahoma Romps to 2nd-Straight NCAA Men’s Gymnastics Title; Freshman Yul Moldaur Wins All-Around