NCAA Floor Champion Brittani McCullough

I’m happy Brittani won, though it wasn’t her best routine of the year. And there’s a built-in deduction on the 1/1-in.

LOVE the choreography.

Second best routine, for me, was Marissa King.

NCAA Beam Champion Susan Jackson

It looked like Carly Janiga would win her second apparatus title of the night … until NCAA Gymnast of the Year took to the Beam, last competitor.

STUCK double back dismount. Solid routine. … WOW … 9.9625.

Susan is a champion.

live scoring NCAA Gymnastics Finals

here …

They are literally using an EXCEL spreadsheet, not dedicated scoring software. Dangerous, I’d say.

VAULT took 1hr 40min. Stoopid.

NCAA Vault Champion Vanessa Zamarripa

FANTASTIC.

Vanessa is my pick already for the #1 gymnast in the NCAA … next year. Unless she switches to Elite for a run at the London Olympics, though that’s unlikely.

more UCLA photos from Championships

Vanessa Zamarripa

NCAA Bars Champion Carly Janiga

Congratulations Carly.

She had the best routine in prelims, as well, in my opinion. Justice was served. Bars judges got one right.

photos of Carly

Saturday – NCAA quick links

• NCAA’s live streaming Individual Event Finals – CBS College Sports All-Access. Fast internet connection recommended. 6PM EST start.

• official competition website

• live scoring available linked via www.GatorZone.com

• excellent live blog by Anne Phillips on Gymnastike.

Leave a comment if you have any problems. Or find other good links.

If you couldn’t care less about this meet, Longines will be posting results from European Championships all weekend.

gymnastics coach of the year – KJ Kindler

At the NCAA Gymnastics Brunch this morning, Oklahoma swept the coaching awards:

KJ Kindler named Women’s Coach of the Year

Lou Ball and Tom Haley share Assistant of the Year honors

• Oklahoma’s KJ Kindler is the only coach to take 2 different teams to the Super Six.
• Oklahoma had the highest finish of any Big 12 team EVER!

Kindler is married to OU assistant coach Lou Ball.

more raves on Gymnastics College Board

European MAG Champions – Germany

1. Germany 266.15
2. Britain 263.025
3. France 260.1
4. Spain 258.8
5. Switzerland 257.15
6. Italy 254.975
7. Romania 254.675
8. Greece 253.225.

via Gymnastics Examiner – Live blog: 2010 European Championships, senior men’s team final

Here’s coach / father Wolfgang Hambuchen cheering the Fabulous one from the stands.

Sports News - April 23, 2010

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Gymnastike NCAA coverage …

For the first time I’ve been able to watch Gymnastike founder Anne Phillips at work.

If you’ve ever wondered how her site creates so much original content, it’s because Anne is a superwoman. She inspires her contributors. And she inspires me.

Click through for videos and photos from the NCAA Championships posted literally minutes after they happen.

Gymnastike home page

Update – check too Associated Press photographers Phil Sandlin and Phelan M. Ebenhack photos on Gymnastics Examiner

LIVE – European Gymnastics Championships MAG

Blythe Lawrence, Gymnastics Examiner, is posting …

Live blog: 2010 European Championships, senior men’s team final

In Juniors, the hosts won Gold and Silver:

1. Sam Oldham 84.575
2. Max Whitlock 84.275
3. Pablo Brägger (SUI) 83.150