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Apr. 19, 2008 update
Region IV USAG L10 Regionals
- Greg @ 10:58 pm PST
(2008-2009 College in Parentheses)
Junior A:
1. Mary Jane Rott 37.05
Jr. A Results
Junior B:
1. Jessie DeZiel 37.425
Jr B Results
Junior C:
1. Dusti Russell 37.55
Jr C Results
Junior D:
1. Katherine Grable 37.45
Jr D Results
Senior A:
1 Brie Olson 38.05
2. Tori Howard 37.6
3. Taylor Westrick 36.975
4. Nitya Ramaswami 36.8
5. Deanna Barmore 36.7
6. Amber See 36.65
7(t). Amanda Holt and Sophia Miller, 35.85
Sr A Results
Senior B:
1. Alicia Meyer 37.075
2. Janell Campbell 36.35
3. Vanessa Kowis 36.3
4. Erika Kirsch 35.525
5. Victoria Hackett 35.425
6. Kayla Walenta 35.325
7. Haleigh Zillges 35.075
Sr B Results
Senior C:
1. Monica Eaton 36.95
2. Jessa Hansen (Iowa) 36.675
3. Jennie Schurman (Iowa) 36.575
4. Emily Lawrence 36.4
5. Leanna Morinishi 36.3
6. Leanne Fabellar 35.925
7. Lauren Osdoby 35.725
Sr C Results
Senior D:
1. Megan Ferguson (OU) 37.65
2. Luci Ennis (Minn) 37.425
3. Lora Evansted (NU) 37.375
4. Jenny Peter 36.95
5. Kassandra Nathe (NU) 36.925
6. Emily Mann (SEMO) 36.75
7. Katie Shetley 36.4
Sr D Results
Men's NCAA Event Finals
- Greg @ 10:49 pm PST
Event champions were crowned, with Steven Legendre of OU and Tim McNeil of Cal picking up two titles each.
FX: Steve Legendre, OU
PH: Tim McNeil, Cal
R: Jon Horton, OU
VT: Legendre, OU
PB: McNeil, Cal
HB: Paul Ruggeri, Illinois
Link: Stanford Release
USA Gymnastics Collegiate Nationals Event Finals
- Greg @ 8:16 pm PST
Event Champs:
VT: Alise McDonald, Towson
UB: Courtney Arno-Templet, TWU
BB: Courtney Arno-Templet, TWU
FX: Courtney Hawkins, Centenary
Link: Centenary Release
Apr. 18, 2008 update
Men's: Sandy Wins AA Title
- Greg @ 11:39 pm PST
Penn State's Casey Sandy won the AA title friday night with a 91.35. OU's Jonathan Horton was 2nd, and Stanford Sho Nakamori was third. Link: PSU Release
Men's: OU Wins Men's NCAAs
- Greg @ 11:37 pm PST
OU 363.2
Stanford 362.75
Illinois 359.75
PSU 357.65
Cal 356.15
Michigan 354.25
Link: Stanford Release
TWU Wins 9th USA Gymnastics Collegiate National Title
- Greg @ 11:33 pm PST
TWU 194.7
Cornell 193.675
Towson 193.1
Centenary 192.925
Link: Centenary Release
Men's NCAA Session 2: Stanford, Illinois, Cal Advance
- Greg @ 3:45 am PST
The Cardinal posted the highest score of the year, a 363.85. Link: Stanford Release
Apr. 17, 2008 update
Men's NCAA Session 1: OU, Michigan, PSU Advance
- Greg @ 9:26 pm PST
#2 Oklahoma 357.5
#3 Penn State 357.3
#6 Michigan 354.3
#7 Ohio State 351.8
#10 Nebraska 343.3
#11 William & Mary 335.95
Link: OU Release
Men's NCAA: Live Links
- Greg @ 9:23 pm PST
Follow the action online. Link: Championship Central
Horton Wins Nissen-Emery Award
- Greg @ 9:21 pm PST
OU Senior Jonathan Horton has won the prestigious Nissen-Emery Award, given to the outstanding senior men's gymnast. Link: USA Gymnastics
TWU Leads Qualifiers into Finals
- Greg @ 9:17 pm PST
At the USA Gymnastics Collegiate Nationals, host Centenary, Cornell, Towson and leader TWU made the team finals. Senior Stevie Waldman of William & Mary turned in the top AA score. Link: TWU Release
USA Gymnastics Collegiate Nationals: Day 1
- Greg @ 12:18 am PST
Catch the action from Shreveport:
Link: Video (Fee)
Apr. 16, 2008 update
Women's NCAA Field
- Greg @ 12:30 pm PST
The full list. Link: NCAA Release at NCAASports.com
Apr. 13, 2008 update
2008-2009: Wiesenfeld to Brown
- Greg @ 1:04 pm PST
Carli Wiesenfeld has committed to Brown, according to a site submission. Wiesenfeld is a L10 who trains at North Metro in GA. Wiesenfeld recently picked up state L10 titles on the VT, BB and the AA. She was 13th AA at the 2007 Region VIII L10 Regionals.
Apr. 12, 2008 update
Oregon State, Michigan Advance
- Greg @ 8:06 pm PST
Oregon State 197.1
Michigan 196.375
Michigan State 195.125
Washington 194.075
San Jose State 193.85
Sac State 193.575
Advancing as individuals are UW's Haley Bogart and Michigan State's Rochelle Robinson.
Link: Results
Utah, Arkansas Advance
- Greg @ 7:49 pm PST
1. Utah 196.95
2. Arkanasas 196.125
3. Minnesota 195.275
4. Arizona 194.275
5. SUU 194.05
6. Iowa 193.875
Advancing as AAers were Minnesota's Carmelina Carabajal and SUU's Elise Wheeler. Link: Minn Release
Bama, OU Advance
- Greg @ 7:41 pm PST
1. Bama 197.3
2. OU 195.875
3. Illinois 195.425
4. Boise State 194.4
5. SEMO 193.85
6. ASU 193.2
Illinois' Allison Buckley and Nicole Cowart advanced as individual AAers.
Link: Sooner Release
LSU, Stanford Advance
- Greg @ 7:37 pm PST
1. LSU 197.625
2. Stanford 197.525
3. Ohio State 195.125
4. Missouri 195.1
5. Kentucky 194.95
6. Kent State 193.7
Link: Results
Georgia, Denver Advance
- Greg @ 7:33 pm PST
1. Georgia 197.775
2. DU 195.775
3. PSU 195.7
4. AU 195.15
5. BYU 194.325
6. ISU 194.2
Julie Dwyer of AU and Brandi Personett of PSU advanced as AAers.
Link: PSU Release
Florida, UCLA Advance
- Greg @ 7:30 pm PST
1. Florida 197.525
2. UCLA 196.625
3. Nebraska 196.1
4. West Virginia, 194.825
5. North Carolina State, 193.825
6. North Carolina 191.825
NU's Desire Sniatynski and Emily Parsons advanced as AAers, and well as NU's Tricia Woo (BB, FX) and NCSU's Leigha Hancock (BB).
Link: UCLA Release
Live Links for Saturday, April 12th
- Greg @ 8:57 am PST
The Race to Regionals ends tonight. Follow the acion online:
North East, Penn State, 6 pm EST: Stats
South East, Florida, 7 pm EST: Stats and Video
Central, LSU, 6 pm CST: Stats
South Central, OU, 6 pm CST: Stats and Video andRadio
North Central, Minn, 6 pm CST: Stats Expected and Video
West, Oregon State, 6 pm PST: Stats Expected
Apr. 11, 2008 update
GWU adds two for 09
- Reener @ 6:07 pm PST
GWU has signed two more athletes, according to a site submission. Australian Monique Blount, who trains at the Australian Institute of Sport, brings international credentials. She started her gymnastics career in Virginia. Joining her is Brittany Burnham, an L10 who trains at Chantilly Academy in Virginia. She was a two time L9 National qualifier and an 07 L10 regional qualifier. GWU signed Amanda Murphy last fall.
Oregon State adds one for the 09 season.
- Reener @ 5:55 pm PST
OSU has announced the signing of Olivia Vivan in the spring signing period. Vivan is an Australian National Team member with solid international experience. OSU press release
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