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Saturday, 07 April 2012 21:53

Men's: OU Wins MPSF Championships

MPSF Gymnast of the Year Jake Dalton of OU was the star of the Championships, leading his squad to a win over Stanford, 355.6 to 352.1.  Cal was third at 345.95 while Air Force posted a 335.95.

Dalton won the AA with a 89.25, winning at least a share of title on Rings, PB, and HB in the process.  Stanford's Eddie Penev triumped on floor and vault, while teammate James Fosco earned a share of the Rings title.  Cal's Donovan Bailey won the PH.

Link:  OU Release and Results

Friday, 23 March 2012 21:37

BYU 194.3 at Boise State 196.2

Boise State celebrated Senior Night with a 196.2, which was good enough to raise their RQS to a 196.055.  BYU, however, failed to raise their RQS.  Thus, as they stand in 34th place currently, they will anxiously await to see if three teams can pass them on Saturday.

The Broncos were led by Brittany Potvin-Green, who won the vault, floor and AA.  She tallied a 39.6 AA.  Redshirt senior teammate Amy Glass won the bars.  BYU's Krysten Koval won the beam with a 9.9. 

Link:  Boise State Release

Bridgeport broke through 196 to overcome host UNH's season high 195.8.  Monica Mesalles led the way, winning the AA (39.45), vault and tying for the floor title with teammate Emily Repko and Maryland's Katy Dodds.  Repko tied for the beam title with teammate Sasha Tsikhanovich and UNH's Kayla Gray.  UNH's Austyn Fobes won bars.

Link:  UNH Release

Wednesday, 22 February 2012 21:24

2012 Superlatives

Skills of Note in the 2012 Season (W)

The following is a listing of high level skills performed by Women in the 2012 Season.  To make this list, the skill had to be successfully competed in a meet sometime during the season.  The skill competed must have an FIG rating of "E" or "F" or "G", or an FIG Vault Difficult Value of 5.3 or higher.

The issue of escalating difficult leading to higher injury rates and more wear and tear on the athlete is important.  The purpose of this list is not to encourage or foster unreasonable risk or other threats to the safety of the athletes.  In fact, many of the skills on this list were only competed in special circumstances.  This list simply serves as an archive and collection of skills actually performed by the athletes.

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VAULT

 

 

 

 

 

UNEVENS

 

 

 

 

Handspring, Front Tuck 1/1 Twist

Deanna Graham, Arizona

Amber See, Illinois

RO 1/2 on, Front Layout 1/2 Off

Tsukahara Layout 3/2

Marissa King, UF

Yurchenko Layout 2/1

Yurchenko Layout 3/2

Natalie Beilstein, Michigan

Georgia Dabritz, Utah

Jessie DeZiel, NU

Amy Glass, Boise State

Kytra Hunter, Florida

Diandra Milliner, Bama

Sachi Sugiyama, Michigan

Comaneci

Georgia Dabritz, Utah

Shushunova

Emily Warfield, DU

Full Twisting Double Layout Flyaway

Victoria Aepli, Ohio State

Dana Bonincontri, Penn

Kaitlin Clark, Bama

Ruby Engreitz, Washington

Allison Flores, Arizona

Jessa Hansen, Iowa

Kaylyn Millick, WVU

Stine Olivere, Cal

Brie Olson, OU

Emma Stevenson, Iowa

Hindorff (clear-hip reverse hecht/Tkachev)

Meaghan Biros, Pitt

Ashanee Dickerson, UF

Jaleesa Wilson, DU

Ricna (Stalder reverse hecht/Tkachev)

Ray (toe-on Tkachev)

Stephani Canizaro, Arkansas

Alaina Johnson, UF

Zoya Johnson, UNC

Britnie Jones, Arizona

Natasha Kelley, OU

Geralan Stack-Eaton, Bama

Shayla Worley, UGA

Triple Twisting Flyaway

Nicole Meiller, Sac State

Bharwaj (full twisting Pak)

Alicia Asturias, Cal

Leslie Mak, Oregon State

BEAM

 

 

 

 

 

FLOOR

 

 

 

 

Round-Off, Layout to Two Feet Mount

Switch Ring Leap

Morgan Evans, UNC

Molly Quirk, Arizona

Randy Stageberg, UF

Back tuck 1/1 twist

Samantha Peszek, UCLA

Arabian Front Tuck  

Rheagan Courville, LSU

Back Layout Two Foot*

Marissa King, UF

5/2 Turn in Wolf (Humphrey)

Double Front Tuck

Back Double Pike

Katherine Grable, Arkansas

* Athlete must hold layout position througout the salto for E credit.  A layout with a pike down is credited as a D.



 

 

Full Twisting Double Layout

Double Layout

Stephanie Colbert, Michigan

Melissa Doucette, Alaska-Anchorage

Lora Leigh Frost, Bama

Marissa Gutierrez, Bama

Brianna Guy, AU

Lloimincia Hall, LSU

Kytra Hunter, UF

Marissa King, Florida

Maliah Mathis, LSU

Ciera Perkins, Boise State

Samantha Peszek, UCLA

Tory Wilson, Utah

Double Front

Alex Deluca, Ohio State

Jessa Hansen, Iowa

Natalie Sutter, NIU

Reema Zakharia, Michigan

Arabian Double Front

Nicole Allen, Ball State

Natalie Beilstein, Michigan

Amy Borsellino, Arkansas

Olivia Courtney, UCLA

Rheagan Courville, LSU

Aubree Cristello, Arizona

Georgia Dabritz, Utah

Ashanee Dickerson, UF

Katherine Grable, Arkansas

Deanna Graham, Arizona

Elyse Hopfner-Hibbs, UCLA

Alaina Johnson, Florida

Danae Johnson, Rutgers

Marissa King, Florida

Danielle Levy, MSU

Kelci Lewis, Arkansas

Tina Maloney, WVU

Sarah Miller, Ohio State

Diandra Milliner, Bama

Ashley Morgan, Stanford

Gina Nuccio, UGA

Brooke Parker, Bama

Kyndal Robarts, Utah

Geralen Stack-Eaton, Bama

Thomasina Wallace, SJSU

Emma Willis, Iowa

Triple Full

Georgia Dabritz, Utah

Megan Ferguson, OU

Tuck Full In or Half In/Half Out

Kelsey Black, Boise State

Kailah Delaney, Utah

Lia Del Priore, Utah

Lora Evenstad, NU

Amy Glass, Boise State

Dayah Haley, WVU

Luisa Leal-Restrepo, Rutgers

Corrie Lothrop, Utah

Stephanie McCallister, Utah

Kristin Milardo, W&M

Jaime Pisani, Arkansas

Brittany Potvin-Green, Boise State

Alyssa Pritchett, UCLA

Joanna Sampson, Michigan

Melanie Shaffer, Ohio State

Becky Tutka, Utah

Alina Weinstein, Illinois

Cerise Witherby, Oregon State

Tuck Full Out

Pike Full In

Noel Couch, UGA

Georgia Dabritz, Utah

Lexus Demurs, AU

Jessie DeZiel, NU

Rachel Goldenberg, Kent State

Kim Jacob, Alabama

Jordan Salsberg, Arkansas

Rachel Spicer, UF

Randy Stageberg, UF

Brittany Webster, AU

Frosh Jessie DeZiel won the AA and tied for the vault title to lead NU to the Master's Classic win.  She tied on vault with teammate Janelle Giblin, who in turn tied for the bars title with teammate Lora Evenstad.  NU's Emily Wong won the floor.  For Michigan, Katie Zurales took the beam. 

Link:  Michigan Release

Friday, 10 February 2012 20:40

UCLA Wins IGI Chicago Style

Team Scores:  UCLA 196.85, Boise State 196.025, Missouri 195.525, Illinois 195.1

Olivia Courtney led UCLA, winning the vault and tying for the bars title with Mizzou's Mary Burke.  Burke won the AA with a 39.375.  UCLA frosh Mattie Larson won the beam, while teammate Alyssa Pritchett won the floor.

Link:  Illinois Release

Brittany Petzold led the Chippewas to victory, winning UB and posting a 38.625 to win the AA.  Teammate Kari Dieffenderfer won the VT while frosh teammates Kylie Fagan and Taylor Noonan tied for the BB title.  Centenary's Meg Crowley won the FX title. 

Link:  CMU Release

Brie Olson lead the Sooners to the opening meet victory, winning the UB and tying for the title on VT and FX.  She tied on VT with teammate Sara Stone and on FX with teammate Kayla Nowak.  OU's Megan Ferguson won the BB.  For UK, Audrey Harrison won the AA with a 38.375. 

Link:  OU Release

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