Ganba Gymnastics linked to this Jr routine from Pacific Rim.
His Peach flies.
This kid makes Leyva’s peaches look laboured. (VIDEO)
Ganba Gymnastics linked to this Jr routine from Pacific Rim.
His Peach flies.
This kid makes Leyva’s peaches look laboured. (VIDEO)
Alabama senior Kim Jacob won the 2014 all-around championship and the Crimson Tide finished in a tie for first at Friday’s NCAA gymnastics championship semifinal. …
Jacob’s all-around score of 39.625 took the title. Florida’s Alaina Johnson and Arkansas’ Katherine Grable tied for second with 39.600.
Sweet Super 6 qualification during NCAA Semifinal 2.

With Utah finishing on Vault, Nebraska on Beam, UCLA on Bars … I was quite sure it would be Utah moving on to the Super 6.
But the Utes atypically had poor landings on Vault. The Huskers owned Beam. … I’m saying Dan Kendig should purchase that Beam after this competition. 🙂
Congratulations. Dan and the Nebraska program are universally liked and respected. Nice guys sometimes do finish first.
Super 6 2014:
FLORIDA 197.65
ALABAMA 197.65
NEBRASKA 197.10Oklahoma 197.50
Georgia 197.30
LSU 197.10
April 18th, 2014 — floor (women), Gymnastics, NCAA
Oh, the drama.
NCAA Semifinal 2
FLORIDA 197.65
ALABAMA 197.65
NEBRASKA 197.10
UTAH 197.025
UCLA 197.00
PENN STATE
Alabama was a fledgling program with a tiny fan base when Sarah Patterson took over as a 22-year-old in 1978.
The bleachers at Foster Auditorium were sprinkled with a few dozen fans. NCAA championships were but a dream for Patterson, then Sarah Campbell.
Some 36 years later, Patterson, along with husband and assistant David, has led Alabama to six NCAA titles, 1,000 victories and a 32nd consecutive berth in the national championships April 18-20 in Birmingham, an hour away from campus. …
And now a chance for Championships #7. 🙂
ALSUgym:
Super Six rotations: Florida starts on VT, Oklahoma on bye b/f UB, #LSU on UB, Georgia on BB, Alabama on bye b/f FX, Nebraska on FX.
7pm Central – Florida, Alabama, Utah, UCLA, Nebraska, Penn State.
Only 3 will advance to the Super 6.
Joanna Sampson 39.550
Rheagan Courville 39.525
Nicole Artz 39.375
Senior Joanna Sampson (Willow Grove, Pa./Upper Moreland) had the highest all-around score of any competitor in the afternoon session (39.550) and advanced to Individual Event Finals on Sunday (April 20) on uneven bars and floor exercise. …
Joanna, Michigan Captain, is the defending NCAA FX champion.
Her team, sadly, had to count a fall on Beam. 😦
Blythe Lawrence:
Under coach Suzanne Yoculan and 2004 Olympic medalist Courtney Kupets, the Gym Dogs built a dynasty during the mid-2000s with five straight national titles.
It didn’t last: Yoculan retired, Kupets graduated, and the team has not been the same since.
After a few embarrassing seasons by Georgia gymnastics standards (one in which the team didn’t make it past regionals), second-year head coach Danna Durante has started a turnaround. It may be too little, too soon to call No. 6 Georgia a title contender again, but if sophomores Brittany Rogers (a 2012 Olympian for Canada) and Brandie Jay can lead their team to a podium finish, it would be the first time in the five years since Yoculan’s retirement.
I’d say the Gym Dogs are back, already.
NCAA Semifinal 1 – Georgia 197.3 without Brittany Rogers at full strength. 🙂
The best 3 teams moved on. No controversy.
NCAA Semifinal 1
Oklahoma 197.5
Georgia 197.3
LSU 197.1
Stanford 196.6
Michigan 196.425
Illini 195.80

I’m still liking LSU in the Team Final. 🙂
Florida’s Mackenzie Caquatto’s bars at podium training.
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