Great choreography.
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Without question one of the best in NCAA.
Watch her unique arm actions. Non-stop compelling choreography.
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On the up side, it was done much better than last year.
On the down side, there’s still plenty to complain about βΒ especially if you are Iowa State.
If you want a detailed breakdown of what’s happening, click over to Balance Beam Situation. It includes all the individuals that qualified.
Regionals will be hosted March 30-April 2 at four schools:
Here’s a summary.
Anybody tumbling lower should be deducted.
Superb leap and jumps.
Entertaining and energetic choreography.
NCAA judges should be studying this routine to fine tune who’s actually deserving of a 10.0 on floor.
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I expected a masterpiece. I expected a Deanna Hong masterpiece as we’ve seen in the past.
But this fantastic edit was directed and produced by Vanessa Zamarripa!
And it’s a masterpiece with a lot of original angles and concepts.
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If you can get to one of the four Regionals March 30-April 2, this is probably the strongest year ever for Women’s Gymnastics. Very competitive.
Though it won’t be official until the NCAA Selection Show on Tuesday, March 22 βtop 16 teams should be seeded:
At Oklahoma: Oklahoma, Minnesota, Cal, Arizona State
At Auburn: Florida, Auburn, Kentucky, Denver
At NC State: Michigan, LSU, Missouri, UCLA
At Washington: Utah, Alabama, Michigan State, Oregon State
36 teams qualify for Regionals. In 2022 #36 Western Michigan got in with 196.215.
#37 Central Michigan just misses with 196.140.
See the full list of teams that qualified.
MIC Conference Championships:
TWU 195.75
Lindenwood 194.875
Illinois St 194.275