Denver won the Burnsley Invitational once again, posting a season high 195.65 at home. Moriah Martin led DU, winning the bars and tying for the vault title with ISU's Celine Paulus. Paulus won the AA with a 39.25. DU's Simona Castro won the beam while teammate Jorie Hall took the floor.
Link: DU Release
MSU rolled to a big win at home, pace by Taira Neal's fourth vault title of the season. Frosh Alina Cartwright tied teammate Selina Rodriguez for the bars titles. Alex Pace led the Spartans on beam with a win, while teammate Dani Levy took the floor. SEMO's Megan Fosnow won the AA.
Link: MSU Release
Pitt won the quad meet at home, posting their highest team score in two years. For Pitt, Alicia Talucci won vault while frosh Haley Bodenheimer won beam. Teammate Katie O'Rourke added a win on floor, while Alyssa Adrian tied GWU's Kiera Kenney for the bars title. GWU's Alexis Gunzelman won the AA with a 39.075.
Link: Pitt Release
NIU defeated visiting Ball State in a MAC contest held Saturday afternoon. NIU was led by Tanya Rachan's win on floor and Megan Meledez's win on beam. Ball State's Nicole Allen won the vault while teammate Julie Cotter won the UB.
Link: Ball State Release
Austyn Fobes led UNH, winning a share of three titles. She tied for the UB title with teammate Danielle Reibold. On BB, she tied with teammate Kayla Gray. And on FX, she tied with teammate Hannah Barile. UNH's Ali Carr won the vault.
Link: UNH Release
The Broncos posted a 49.25 on BB to seal the win, after a few struggles on floor. Amy Glass led the Broncos, winning the AA (39.45), floor, and tying for the bem title with BYU's Krysten Koval. Teammate Hailey Gaspar won the vault. For BYU, Natalie Eyre-Pickard added a win on bars.
Link: Boise State Release
Oshkosh used its depth to secure the win over visiting Hamline. Hamline's Courtney Benson dominated, winning the AA, BB, UB and FX.
Link: UW Oshkosh Release
Kirsten Strausbaugh won the AA with a 38.675, capturing the UB title in the process. Teammates Laura DiPaolo and Amber Woo captured the vault and beam, respectively. For Cornell, Mackenzie Sato won the floor.
Link: Cornell Release
SPU set a new team high by 2.275 points to defeat the visiting Falcons of Air Force. Stephanie Wagner led SPU with a win on beam and on floor. Teammates Lari Wilson and Texie Gregory won the vault and bars, respectively. Jen Larsen led a trio of Air Force athletes in the AA.
Link: SPU Release
Oregon State stopped Washington, led by Makayla Stambaugh's 39.325 AA win. Stambaugh also took a share of the vault title (with UW's Lauren Rogers) and the floor title (with UW's Ruby Engreitz). Teammate Leslie Mak won the bars while Kelsi Blalock won the beam.
Link: UW Release
Frosh Kalliah McCartney finished first on floor, vault (tied with SUU frosh Rochelle Bernier and Michaela Chernoch) and the AA, setting a school freshman class record in the process. Teammate Nicole Meiller added a win on the UB. For SUU, Alyssa Click won the beam.
Link: Sac State Release
Senior Beate Jones won her third consecutive AA title of the season, posting a 39.175 to lead the Sun Devils to a 4 and 0 start. She also won the floor and tied for the vault title with teammate Samantha Seaman. Teammate Amelia Rew won the beam while teammate Stephanie Hangartner tied for the bars title with USU's Rebecca Holliday.
Link: ASU Release
Arizona bounced back win this week, overcoming host TWU's season high score. Aubree Cristello led the way, winning the AA with a 39.075, including a win on floor. Frosh Amber Wobma won the vault while teammate Molly Quirk won the BB. Rebecca Cardenas tied for the UB title with TWU's Chaynade Knowles.
Link: TWU Release
PSU's Sharaya Musser posted a 39.6 to win the AA and lead the Nittany Lions to a win over host Iowa. Musser also won the vault, beam, and tied for the floor title with Iowa's Jessa Hansen and Emma Stevenson. Iowa's Jordan Eszlinger won the UB with a 9.875.
Link: PSU Release
For La Crosse, Jenna Swails won the vault and floor while Morgan Sheen won the bars. Teammate Rachel Budelier added a win on beam. UW Stout's Brittany DeZiel won the AA.
Link: UW LaCrosse Release
Bama defeated Florida in front of 12,457 fans in a great night of gymnastics Friday. Diandra Milliner of the defending National Champions posted a 10.0 on the vault to help ignite the effort. Senior Ashley Priess led Bama, winning the AA with a 39.55 and tying for the beam title with Milliner and teammate Sarah DeMeo. Junior Marissa Gutierrez won the FX. For UF, Mackenzie Caquatto won the bars.
Link: Bama Release