NCAA AUBURN REGIONAL
1 Alabama 197.575
2 Auburn University 196.900
3 Maryland 195.150
4 Minnesota 195.025
5 Iowa 194.675
6 George Washington 194.150
NCAA AUBURN REGIONAL
1 Alabama 197.575
2 Auburn University 196.900
3 Maryland 195.150
4 Minnesota 195.025
5 Iowa 194.675
6 George Washington 194.150
NCAA NORMAN REGIONAL
No. 1 197.625
No. 12 Oregon State 196.750
No. 22 Southern Utah 196.275
Missouri 196.100
NC State 195.775
No. 13 Penn State 195.150.
NCAA MORGANTOWN REGIONAL
1 Florida 197.475
2 Stanford 197.000
3 Illinois-Champaign 196.675
4 Arkansas 196.500
5 West Virgina University 195.650
6 New Hampshire 194.825
NCAA AMES REGIONAL
1. #4 LSU 197.175
2. #9 Nebraska 196.950
3. #16 Denver 195.950
4. Michigan State 195.375
5. Iowa State 195.350
6. #23 Washington 193.675
The Alaska gymnast on Bars at Regionals has the only Counter-Kim in the NCAA.
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Abie Grossfeld:
Courtney Shanken, of Highland Park Illinois, born January 29, 1921 passed away on April 1, 2015. At the time of his passing, he was the oldest surviving NCAA gymnastic champion. He was 94 years old.
Courtney was the 1941 NCAA all-around and rope climb champion for the University of Chicago, In 1942 Courtney placed third in the AA and PH.
He was a true U.S. military hero having flown 50 missions as a U.S. Army Air Corps (fore-runner of the Air Force)
B-24 navigator for the 722 Squadron of the 450th Bomb Group during WWII.
He served as a member of the U.S. Olympic Gymnastics Committee, USGF Board of Directors, Chairperson of the Maccabiah Gymnastics Committee and as the President of the Midwest Gymnastics Association. He also served as the U.S. Coach for the 1967 North American Championships.
He is survived by: wife Edith, his three children, his son Jeff who was a gymnast at Indiana University, his twin brother Earl, who currently lives in San Rafael, CA and who was a three-time NCAA vault champion (1940, ’41. ’42) for the University of Chicago.
usghof – Hall of Fame since 1975
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Bronze medal Jesolo.
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Floor
1. DEURLOO Bart NED 14,825
2. KIRMES Karl Oskar FIN 14,725
3. WU Di CHN 14,675
full results
Pommel
1. VERNIAIEV Oleg UKR 15,275
2. UDE Filip CRO 15,175
2. BUSNARI Alberto ITA 15,150
full results
Rings
1. WU Guanhua CHN 15,520
2. MORANDI Matteo ITA 15,175
2. AIT SAID Samir FRA 15,175
full results
Vault
1. CHUSOVITINA Oksana UZB 14,600
2. BELAK Teja SLO 14.412
3. VAN KLAVEREN Noel NED 14,325
full results
Bars
1. ONYSHKO Isabela CAN 13,850
2. ADLERTEG Jonna SWE 13,475
3. ANDRADE Rebeca BRA 12,800
full results
Scores lower than prelims. Looks like the Final did not go so well.
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LSU (bars)
Nebraska (bye before bars)
Denver (beam)
Washington (bye before floor)
Michigan State (vault)
Iowa State (floor)