WMU defeated visiting EMU by 0.5, led by Kayla Weber's wins on bars, beam and floor. She compiled a 39.3 AA tally. Teammate Lauren Bledsoe won beam.
Link: EMU Release
Kaley LaFleur won beam to lead the Golden Rams past Cortland State.
Link: West Chester Release
UNC won the home tri-meet, led by Elizabeth Durkac's 39.3 AA win. She also won vault and bars. W&M's Brandy Stover won the beam.
Link: UNC Release
SCSU overtook Yale in the final rotation and secure the home tri-meet win. Yale's Morgan Traina won the AA with a 37.675.
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Sasha Tiskhanovich led Bridgeport again, posting a 39.375 and winning beam. Teammate Monica Mesalles won vaut and floor, while teammate Lisette La Fex completed the sweep by winning bars.
Link: Brown Release
Stanford won the quad meet showdown in Palo Alto.
Utah just missed the 197 mark, but it was enough to win the quad meet. Georgia Dabritz led the Utes, winning the AA with a 39.525. She also won beam and shares of titles on bars and floor. On bars, she tied with Oregon State's Makayla Stambaugh. On floor, she tied with teammates Nansy Damianova and Corrie Lothrop. Teammate Tory Wilson won vault.
Link: SUU Release
Team: Michigan 431.3, Illinois and Ohio State (t) 427.75, Minnesota 425.75, Iowa 422.35, UIC 401.6
Michigan's Adrian de los Angeles won the AA with an 88.4.
FX: Matt Loochtan, Iowa
PH: Yoshi Mori, Illinois
R: Anton Gryshayev, Iowa
VT: Stacey Ervin, Mich
PB: Javier Balboa, Iowa
HB: Jake Martin, Ohio St
Link: Iowa Release
Hamline's Courtney Benson won the AA with a 36.6
Link: Hamline Release
Michigan defeated Illinois for the 36th time in a row, breaking the 197 barrier in the process. Senior Katie Zuralesa won the AA with a 39.575. She also won bars and tied for the beam title with teammate Shelby Gies. Teammate Joanna Sampson placed 2nd AA and won the vault and floor.
Link: UM Release