Jamie Ries won bars and teammate Samantha Opsahl won beam to help Gustavus hold off Hamline.
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Cecily Solem won vault and teammate Michaela McCamey won beam as Eau Claire defeated Oshkosh.
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Katherine Prouty won the AA with a 37.5 to lead her squad to a win over La Crosse.
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Stephanie Giameo won the AA with a 39.2 to lead Maryland to the win. She also added a win on beam. Teammate Katy Dodds won floor and tied for the vault title with teammate Ally Krikorian. Terrapin Karen Tang tied for the bars title with UNH's Austyn Fobes.
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Iowa's Emma Willis won the bars and tied for the floor title with teammate Kyra Trowbridge as the Hawkeyes marched to a tri-meet win. Teammate Allie Glover won the AA with a 39.05 while Iowa's Jessica Morreale won the beam. Spartans Taira Neal and Alina Cartwright tied for the title on vault.
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Brianna Guy won the FX and the AA to lead the Tigers to the win over the GymBacks. Teammate Caitlin Atkinson tied for the bars title with Arkansas' Katherine Grable. Grable also tied for the beam title with AU's Megan Walker. Arkansas' Shelby Salmon won the bars.
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Robyn Price and Meg Crowley tied for the beam title while teammate Kellie Slater won FX to help Centenary win the tri-meet versus UAA and Winona State. Alaska's M'rcy Matsunami posted a 38.425 to win the AA, and tied for the bars title with teammate Emily Peterson. Frosh Marie-Sophie Boggasch won the vault.
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OU's Taylor Spears posted a 39.575 in the AA as the Sooner rolled over the host Cyclones. The mark was the third highest in school history. Spears also won the beam with a 9.975. Frosh teammate Keeley Kmieciak won the vault, while another frosh, Haley Scaman, won floor. Sooner Erica Brewer completed the sweep with a win on bars.
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LSU posted a 197.275 to defeat Mizzou at home. The Tigers were led by Rheagan Courville, who won the AA with a 39.6. She also won vault and tied for the titles on bars and beam. Teammate Lloimincia Hall posted the first 10 of the season on FX to win the event. On bars, Kaleigh Dickson and Sarie Morrison joined their teammate atop the podium. On beam, LSU's Jessie Jordan and Missouri's Rachel Updike tied for the title.
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Brittany Petzold competed the AA for CMU for the first time this season and won, posting a 39.075 to lead the Chippewas over NIU. She also tied for the vault title with NIU's Jaelyn Olsen. Teammate Becca Druien won the bars, while CMU's Emily Heinz won the beam. For NIU, Natalie Sutter won the FX.
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UGA battled host Kentucky to a tie at 195.825. Kentucky was led by Audrey Harrison, who posted a 9.9 on the final routine, after an appeal. She also won the AA with a 39.3. For UGA, Brittany Rogers tied for the vault title with classmate Brandie Jay, while on bars, she tied for the title with teammate Chelsea Davis. Gym Dog Kaylan Earls added another beam title.
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Michigan defeated the host Buckeyes, led by senior Katie Zurales' 39.375 AA win. Zurales bagged a win on vault, while teammate Joanna Sampson won the floor and tied for the bars title with teammate Natalie Beilstein and Ohio State's Alyssa Marohn. Wolverine frosh Briley Casanova tied for the beam title with Ohio State's Sarah Miller.
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Florida broke 198 for the first time, powered by Bridget Sloan's 39.675 AA win. Sloan tied for the bars title with teammate Mackenzie Caquatto. Caquatto alson won beam. Teammate Ashanee Dickerson won the FX. For Bama, Marissa Gutierrez won the vault.
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Kent State defeated visiting Rutgers, led by Marie Case's 39.2 AA win. Case tied for the beam title with teammate Lindsay Runyun and for the floor title with teammate Kaitlin Isaacs. Teammates Whitnee Johnson and Rachel Guida completed the sweep by winning vault and bars, respectively.
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Kristyn Hoffa, L10 at SCEGA in California, has committed to Washington. Last season Kristyn qualified to the NIT, where she finished 2nd on floor and 4th in the all around. She recently earned the vault title at the Lady Luck Invitational and placed 2nd on beam and 3rd on floor.
After two preliminary sessions, Adrian de los Angeles of Michigan leads the field at the USA Gymnastics Men's Winter Cup. In 2nd and 3rd are Oympians Danell Leyva and Jake Dalton. Stanford's Eddie Penev is fourth, with teammate Sean Senters in 7th. Cal grad Glen Ishino is 8th, while current PSU star Matt Felleman is 9th. Cal's Kevin Wolting, a frosh, rounds out the top 10.
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