The excellent Denver video page is now populated with links to all of the events, by round.  You can now watch the entire routines without the rapid switching from camera to camera that was unfortunately so prevalent in the online broadcasts. 

Link:  Denver Regional Video

Event champions at the Big 10 Gymnastics Championships:

FX:  Chad Wiest, Illinois
PH:  Daniel Ribeiro, Illinois
R:  Brandon Wynn, Ohio State
VT:  Zack Chase, Minnesota and Mike Behles, Ohio State
PB:  Syque Caesar, Michigan
HB:  Ian Makowske, Michigan

Link:  Illinois Release

Stanford defeated top ranked OU for the title, posting a 362.25 to OU's 360.7.  Cal was third with a 356.05, while NU was fourth with a 356.05.  Host Air Force netted a 344.8.

OU's Jake Dalton won the VT (16.65), PB and AA (90.9).  He also tied for the FX title with teammate Steven Legendre. 

Link:  AF Release

UIC won the ECAC title, posting a season-high 346.9.  Temple was 2nd with a 388.3, W&M 3rd with a 336.5, Springfield 4th with a 333.2, Navy in 5th with a 326.7 and Army in 6th with a 324.3. 

The AA winner was UIC's Kyle Voissem.

Link:  UIC Release

In DU, #1 Florida struggled on BB, their final event, to leave the door open for Arkansas and Boise State.  Arkansas stayed steady on UB for the win, their second over UF this season.  On the last event, Boise State ended just short of upsetting UF, with a few uncharacteristic wobbles late in the lineup that proved to be the 0.025 difference.  Advancing as individual AAers are Boise State's Amy Glass and DU's Brianna Springer.  Also advancing as individuals on BB are Bekah Gher of Boise State and Jorie Hall of DU.

Link:  Results and Arkansas Release and Boise St Release and DU Release

Bama and Illinois advanced out of the Tuscaloosa Regional. Bama cruised to a 197.275.  Illinois hit a 49.075 on the BB to edge PSU, 195.925 to 195.8, as the last round of competition once again determined the outcome.  Two individuals advanced:  Sharaya Musser of PSU and Kylie Shields of AU.  

1.  Bama 197.275
2.  Illinois 195.925
3.  PSU 195.85
4.  AU 195.6
5.  CMU 195.075
6.  UK 195.175 

Link:  Bama Results  and Bama Release

Oregon State posted a 197.025 to advance to the National meet.  The hosts defeated 2nd place NU's 196.55.  In the rest of the field, MSU posted a solid effort to take third in 194.5.  The top two AAers not on an advancing team are Iowa's Rebecca Simbhudas and Houry Gebeshian.  In addition, Katie Valleau of San Jose St advanced on FX.

Link:  Results and NU Release

Michigan posted a 197.075 to win the Regional.  But in the big story, Kent State, the sixth seed in the Region, edged the field to advance to Nationals, which they will host in two weeks.  Stanford counted a fall on BB to set up an intense final rotation, as Kent State and Ohio State traded off hit routines.  Minnesota ended up tied with Stanford, after lower totals on VT and UB.  Advancing as individual are Ohio State's Rebecca Best in the BB and Minnesota's Kayla Slechta and Iowa State's Michelle Shealy in the AA.    

Link:  Prelim Scores and Michigan Release

Oklahoma won with a 197.35 and Utah stayed calm on the last event with a 196.475 to overtake UW.  While OU hit every event, UW hit VT and FX to set up a huge UB rotation to take the lead over Utah.  But, nerves and excitement led to some early falls that deflated the team's momentum.  Utah started strongly on UB and then faced an equipment malfunction, which delayed the completion of their UB set.  Unfazed, they avoide mishaps to advance.  UNC's Morgan Evans and UW's Aliza Vaccher advanced as the top two AAers. 

1.  OU 197.35
2.  Utah 196.475
3.  UW 195.3
4.  UNC 195.225
5.  UNH 194.5
6.  Missouri 194.175

Link:  OU Results and OU Release and Utah Release and  UW Release

UCLA posted a 197.425 for the win.  UGA claimed the 2nd spot at Nationals with a 196.75.  LSU's Kaleigh Dickson and NC State's Stephanie Ouellette are the top two AAers on a non advancing team and should qualify to Nationals as well.

Link:  Results and UCLA Release