Host Ohio State posted its best team score of the season to down UIC.
Link: Ohio State Release
UGA frosh Brittany Rogers hit for a 39.575 AA to lift her squad to a win over the visiting Utes. She also tied for the vault title with teammate Lindsey Cheek and Utah's Tory Wilson. Teammate Chelsea Davis won bars while senior Shayla Worley won floor. Utah's Mary Beth Lofgren won beam.
Link: UGA Release
Minnesota's Lindsay Mable won the floor with a 9.975 to lift the Gophers to the win. NU's Jessie DeZiel won the vault, bars and tied for the AA title with Arkansas Katherine Grable. Grable also tied for the beam title with Minnesota's Hanna Nordquist.
Link: NU Release
PSU posted their highest score since 2011 in winning a quad home meet. Sharaya led the way for PSU once again, winning the AA with a 39.525 and tying for titles on beam and floor. Teammate Madison Merriam won vault and tied for the floor title, along with teammate Lexi Carroll. PSU's Krystal Welsh won the bars. For UNH, Kayla Gray tied for honors on beam.
Link: PSU Release
Kami Shows, L10 at SCEGA in California, has accepted a scholarship offer from LSU per SCEGA's website. Kami qualified to JOs last season. This season she placed 2nd on bars and beam at the Lady Luck Invite and she competed at the WOGA Classic.
Ohio State posted a season high, led by Melanie Shaffer's 39.4 AA win. She also won floor. Teammate Sarah Miller won beam and tied with Bridgeport's Monica Mesalles for the vault title. Buckeye senior Alyssa Marohn won bars.
Link: Ohio State Release
A no-fall evening lifted San Jose State to a Senior Night win in a quad meet. Former Boise State athlete Bekah Gher led her SJSU teammates to a win, winning the AA with a 39.2. Teammate Cassandra Harrison posted a win on floor. For Boise State, Amanda Otuafi won vault and Brittany Potvin-Green won beam. UC Davis was led by Katie Yamamura's win on bars.
Link: SJSU Release
Host Illinois defeated Minnesota, using both traditional scoring and an innovative new "match play" format. In the "match play" format, the gymnasts competed head to head, with the higher scoring earning a team point. Individually, Illini Fred Harville won floor and vault to lead his squad.
Link: Illinois Release
BYU posted a 195.875 to defeat host SUU. Megan Bain won beam and the AA with a 39.25 to lead the Cougars. Teammate Makenzie Johnson won the vault, while BYU's Haylee Rollins tied with SUU's Arlyn Amor for the bars title. SUU's Michaela Chernoch won floor.
Link: SUU Release
Kentucky rolled to another 196 score with a win over BGSU. The score was the 2nd highest in school history. For UK, Kenzie Hedges, Holly Cunningham and Kayla Hartley won vault, beam and floor, respectively. BGSU was led by a win on bars by Amanda Lievendag and a victory in the AA from Gina Locigno.
Link: UK Release
Iowa posted a 196.375 at home to defeat in-state rival ISU. Hawkeye Sydney Hoerr posted a 39.4 to lead Iowa to the win. Teammates Emma Willis and Kyra Trowbridge captured vault and floor, respectively. Teammate Emma Stevenson tied with ISU's Camille Santerre-Gervais for the bars title, while Cylcone Michelle Shealy won beam.
Link: Iowa St Release
OU posted a 197.875 at home to score a big win over Arizona. OU is undefeated and will rise to #1 in Monday's poll. Taylor Spears led the way, winning the AA with a 39.6 and taking a share of titles on beam and floor. Teammate Keeley Kmieciak won bars and tied with Spears on beam. On floor, frosh Haley Scaman tied with Spears while classmate Maile'ana Kanewa won vault.
Link: OU Release
SEMO held off Towson, led by a 39.025 AA win from Megan Fosnow. She also tied for the vault title with TWU's Kristin Edwards and Bethany Larimer. Teammate Taylor Westrick added wins on bars and beam, while SEMO's Taryn Vanderpool won floor.
Link: SEMO Release
Auburn posted a 196.4 on Senior Night to defend their home turf successfully. Tiger Brianna Guy posted a 39.4 to win the AA. She also won vault and tied for the beam title with teammate Petrina Yokay. Yokay nabbed a share of the bars title with teammate Megan Walker and Caitlin Atikinson. Atkinson won floor.
Link: AU Release
Bama posted its highest score of the year to upend LSU at home. Bama was led by event wins from Ashley Priess on beam and bars (tied with LSU's Rheagan Courville, Randii Wyrick and Sarie Morrison). Teammate Kayla Williams was near perfect on vault (9.975) for another win. LSU's Lloimincia Hall was awarded a 10 on floor once again.
Link: Bama Release
Rutger's Luisa Leal broke the school record in the AA with a 39.5 to lead Rutgers to its highest road score ever in a win over Towson. Leal also won the bars, the floor and tied for the beam title with teammate Alexis Gunzelman and the vault title with Towson's Britney Russell.
Link: Rutgers Release