UAA completed a sweep of Winona State, posting a 192.25 for the win.  They last met Thursday night in a typical double dual meet in Alaska.  Simone Penker won the AA with a career high 38.675.  She also took the FX.  Teammate M'rcy Matsunami won VT and placed second AA.  Teammates Nicole Larkin and Morgan Cook won UB and BB, respectively.   

Link: UAA Release

PSU topped the field in their opening home meet, paced by frosh Briannah Tsang.  Tsang won the AA with a 39.225; she also won the vault and tied for the BB title with senior teammate Krystal Welsh.  Another frosh, Lauren Li, tied for the floor title with Rutger's Charly Santagado.  PSU senior Sidney Sanabria-Robles won the UB. 

Link:  PSU Release

TWU's Spencer Jones won the BB and FX to lead TWU.  Teammate Courtney Cochefski won the UB. 

Centenary was led by Allison Scates, who won the AA with a 38.125.  Teammate Kellie Slated won the vault. 

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Michigan knocked off UGA at home, upsetting the Gym Dogs with a solid performance, led by their Sophomore class.  Michigan's Nicole Artz won the AA, posting a 39.45.  She won the FX with a 9.9 featuring a high pike full-in and a clean and high double pike dismount.  She also tied on the BB with classmate Talia Chiarelli.  Chiarelli dismounted with a stuck double back.  Frosh Brianna Brown made an impressive debut, taking 2nd AA.

UGA literally ran out of steam on the floor, stumbling several times and counting a fall.  They started strongly, with Brandie Jay winning vault and with Kiera Brown and Chelsea Davis tying for the UB title.  UGA only managed to only beat Michigan on UB, held back by a relative lack of depth and small mistakes that added up, before the two falls on FX took them out of the running (on a double layout and a double tuck).   

Link:  Michigan Release

Bowling Green scored a big opening win, poting a strong 194.775 to start the 2015 season.  BGSU's Alyssa Nocella and MSU's Lisa Burt each posted a 39.025 to tie for AA honors. 

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Kimberly Robertson, Leane Blais and Krystal Walker won the vault, bars and beam respectively as UW Oshkosh defeated Hamline.  Hamline's Olivia Kressler won the floor. 

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Stanford rebounded from last week's rough start, posting a 196.275 for the win over the Spartains.  The Cardinal competed six gymnasts per event this time and were led by super Frosh Elizabeth Price, who won the vault and the UB.  Teammate Ivana Hong won the beam, while Stanford's Pauline Hanset won the FX.  SJSU's Cami Guyer took the AA with a 39.05. 

Link:  San Jose State Release

UC Davis posted the win at SPU, led by Kala DeFrancesco's share of event titles on vault and floor.  Teammate Dani Judal won the UB while teammates Alexis Brown and Katy Nogaki shared the VT title.  SPU's Kristi Hayashida won the beam while her teammates Ariana Harger and Sydney Clark won a share of the floor title. 

Link:  SPU Release

USU's Bailey McIntyre tied her career high in the AA with a 38.8 en route to a win over Air Force.  She also won the FX title.  Teammates Charly Belliston and Hayley Sanzotti won the bars and beam, respectively.  For Air Force, Jessica Wallander won the VT. 

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Joey Peters led Illinois, posting an 86.55 to win the AA (he also tied for the VT title).  Just behind was CJ Maestas, who won the floor and rings.  Illini Frosh Bobby Baker had a big debut, winning the PH and PB title. 

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