Alabama posted a 197.2 to defeat Kentucky and remain undefeated at home. Bama was led by Azaray Ra-Akbar, who won the VT and the FX. Teammate Chloe LaCoursiere won the UB with a 9.975 and tied for the BB title with Kentucky's Delaynee Rodriguez. Rodriguez led a pair of UK AAers at 39.5.
Link: Results and Bama Release
Michigan posted a 197.225 to defeat Clemson, sweeping all the individual events. Carly Bauman led the Wolverines with wins on UB and FX. Teammate Jahzara Ranger won the BB. On VT, Michigan's Reyna Guggino tied for 1st with Clemson's Madison Minner and Tara Walsh.
Link: Results and Michigan Release
Georgia closed out their home slate with a big win over Missouri. UGA was without the services of star Lily Smith. The Gym Dogs were led by frosh Camarah Williams, who won the VT and FX (9.975) and tied for the BB title with classmate Kelise Woolford at 9.975. Missouri's Hannah Horton won the UB.
Link: Results and UGA Release
Iowa overcame problems on BB to win the Senior Night quad meet at home. Sydney Turner and Aurelie Tran led the GymHawks. Turner won on VT and BB while Tran won the UB and the AA at 39.6. Teammate JerQuavia Henderson won the FX.
Link: Iowa Release and Results
Fisk posted a 188.5 to slip past host Centenary on the latter's Senior Night. Ciniah Rosby led Fisk by winning UB, the AA at 38.575 and tying for the VT title with Centenary's Claire Flores. Teammate Zyia Coleman won the FX. Centenary's Amy Foret won the BB.
Link: Results and Centenary Release
Host UNC posted a season high and their fourth best market in program history to defeat the Gophers. UNC was led by wins from Kaya Forbes on VT, JoJo Valahovic on BB and Camryn Rueda on FX. For Minnesota, Jordyn Lyden won the UB.
Link: Results and UNC Release
Host LIU posted a 193.875 to defeat SCSU's 193.125. LIU was led by wins from Annallisa Page on VT, Carly Kliewer on UB, and Raphaelle Perreault on FX. SCSU's Maria Chrononpoulos won the BB.
Link: SCSU Release and Results
Host WMU posted a 194.625 to defeat Illinois State, but did not score above their current season average after problems on UB. Brooke Galesko led the Broncos with wins on VT and FX. Teammate Reese Samuelson won the UB. Bronco Julie Korfthage tied for 1st on BB with Illinois State's Audrey Hiatt.
Link: Results and WMU Release
In a Thursday night meet hosted by Temple, Maryland prevailed with a 195.9, defeating Penn, Towson and Temple. Penn and Towson, locked in a battle for Regionals, failed to surpass their National Qualifying Score averages. The Terps were led by Maddie Komoroski, who won BB and FX. Teammate Katrina Mendez-Abolnik tied for 1st on VT with Penn's Maggie Murphy. For Towson, Isabella Minervini won UB and the AA at 39.275.
Link: TU Release and Results
Host UNH overcame problems on BB to hold off SCSU on Wednesday night. UNH was led by Mady Harvey, who won the BB and tied for the VT title with teammate Serena Mullin. Teammate Leah Moreno won UB while teammate McCall McMullen won the FX.
Link: UNH Release and Results
Utah State posted a season-best 196.875 to defeat SUU's 195.725 on Monday night. USU was led by wins from Berlin Hall on FX ands Isabella Vater, Lundyn VanderToolen and Nyla Morabito on VT. Teammates Avery Bibbey and Charley Laufer tied for the UB title with SUU's Rylee Miller. SUU's Emma Nipper won the BB.
Link: SUU Release and Results
Blakely Kutz, a L10 from Azarian, has committed to a full scholarship offer at UC Davis, starting in 2027-2028. After her 2024 season ended early and she sat out 2025, she has posted high scores of 9.8 on VT and 9.725 on FX. Back in 2023, as a L9, she placed 3rd on VT and tied for 3rd on FX at the Level 9 Western Nationals.
Link: Insta
We are heading into our final weeks of the regular season, as Top 16 seedings, non "play in" positions (Top 28) and spots at Regionals (Top 36) are up for grabs. As a reminder the rankings are based on the new National Qualifying System formula whereby the five lowest home scores are selected and combined with the away scores, the high and low discarded, the remaining averaged. Because of the increasing number of meets, the impact of any individual meet means upward movement can be muted by the simple math of an increasing denominator But a low scoring meet (especially at home after five meets), can also cause changes, as we saw this past weekend. OU remains #1, but LSU at #2 closed the gap this weekend after two meets. Bama at #3 and Florida at #4 remain in the same places, and are tightly clustered together. UCLA at #5 lost a bit of ground to #6 UGA. Here are this week's rankings, as compiled by RoadtoNationals.