1. Stanford 444.6
2. Japan 444.25
3. Canada 434.7
Second to None #gostanford
related – Scott Morgan top Canadian at International Collegiate Challenge gymnastics competition
1. Stanford 444.6
2. Japan 444.25
3. Canada 434.7
Second to None #gostanford
related – Scott Morgan top Canadian at International Collegiate Challenge gymnastics competition
Game on. NCAA Gymnastics is super interesting this season. 🙂
Click PLAY or watch the competition on YouTube.
If you have trouble following ALL the action in NCAA every weekend, MCSMaria’s Power Rankings are nice highlight summaries.
I am basing my “rankings” on news events, stories, people that are gaining attention and other random things that I find interesting or worth mentioning. …
# 1 RQS
# 2 Southern Utah & Upsets in General
# 3 Joslyn Goings & Myia Hambrick & all underrated athletes
# 4 LSU’s Floor Line-Up
# 5 Ebee Price’s Back-Up Dancers
Southern Utah upset one of the top teams in the NCAA this weekend at their home tri-meet, Michigan. …
Southern Utah posted a bunch of 9.9 +’s on floor and next thing you, know, Southern Utah had a 196.300 to Michigan’s 195.750.
There have been so many upsets this season, and I enjoy seeing upsets. It’s nice to see new talent breaking through. At home, Washington almost upset UCLA …
SUU Athletics – Southern Utah gymnasts stun No. 3 Michigan
… poster contest.
LIKE the Georgia poster on Twitter.
Click over to NCAA Gym News to see the rest of their winners. I’m expecting many will take exception to the ranking. 🙂
Her last year competing for Stanford.
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Reflections are still being posted. Kyla is very popular with fans, gymnasts and teammates.
Lauren Hopkins:
I started writing this but kept procrastinating and putting it off. Somehow, me not writing my goodbye will mean she never left. Right?
If you haven’t heard, it was yesterday afternoon that Kyla Ross – the 19-year-old who made her elite debut in 2009, won an Olympic gold medal three years later, and went on to win five world medals without taking more than a few weeks off – announced her retirement on social media. ..
Saying Goodbye to Kyla Ross
Arabian Punch Front:
What is there to say about Kyla?
Kyla is beautiful.
Her gymnastics is beautiful.
I will always miss her beautiful double twisting Yurchenko where she had a cat like sense of finding the landing. Uneven bars always served as Kyla’s claim to fame where a beautiful Jaeger and floaty double layout earned her a spot in multiple international event finals and even a silver medal at the 2013 World Championships. With Kyla fully extending through her shoulders, I suddenly was able to appreciate a bail to handstand. Something I never thought was humanly possible. …
An Ode to Kyla Ross
We can pretty much assume that Kyla will make more history as a UCLA Bruin. 🙂
related – High Profile Gymnasts React To Kyla Ross’ Retirement
On Saturday February 27, 2016 Stanford Men’s Gymnastics will take on gymnasts from Finland, Japan, Canada, and South Africa. …
… free admission, free pizza for loud fans, and free t-shirts for stuck landings from Stanford gymnasts.
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Peaking for the playoffs? 🙂
Coming off a season-high road scoring performance against then-No. 11 Georgia, the Tigers (8-2, 4-1 Southeastern Conference) were ecstatic to see their momentum carrying over …
Gnat showed the third-largest crowd in program history of 10,177 why you never leave before it’s over. Finishing her anchoring floor routine with not a single error, Gnat closed the meet a perfect 10, posting the final LSU new career-high.
Gnat is the nation’s only gymnast to have earned a perfect score three times this season. …
Gnat’s perfect score and Hambrick, Savona power LSU past No. 8 Auburn
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