The top ten seniors, plus event winners are highlighted below. For all others, check complete scores
Sr. A (scores)
The USAG Level 10 JO Nationals for Women is underway. We're highlighting the top juniors who placed in the top 10 All Around plus individual event winners. For all others, check complete results.
Junior A: Scores
The future Olympians and elite stars are frequently in this group (but sometimes, further down the pack). Thankfully, none of these athletes have committed to colleges.
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1. Lexy Ramler
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KidSport -MN
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37.675 |
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2. Emily Gaskins
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Cincinnati -OH
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37.65 |
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3. Maggie Musselman
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Hills -MD
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37.525 |
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4. Grace Waguespack
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Ace -FL
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37.475 |
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5. Marissa Oakley
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Phenom -IL
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37.375 |
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6. Miranda Cabada
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Winners -CA
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37.325 |
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7. Lauren Bancroft
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GeddertsTwistars -MI
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37.3 |
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8. Irina Alexeeva
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Woga -Tx
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37.275 |
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9. Arianna Agrapides
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MG Elite -NJ
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37.25 |
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10. Rachael Lukacs
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North Stars -NJ
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37.225 |
Event Winners:
Vault: Rachel Flam
Bars: Lexy Ramler
Beam: Irina Alexeeva
Floor: Nicole Biondi
Junior B: Scores
2016-2017 UCLA commit Felicia Hano defended her Level 10 JO AA title.
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1. Felicia Hano
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West Coast Elite -CA
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UCLA | 38.2 |
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2. Kennedi Edney
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Precision -CA
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38.075 | |
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3. Reagan Campbell
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TX Dreams -TX
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37.975 | |
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4. Grace Glenn
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Southeastern -NC
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UCLA | 37.675 |
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5t. Khazia Hislop
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Brestyans -MA
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37.6 | |
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5t. Kaitlyn Hall
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Eagles -MO
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37.6 | |
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7. Kyana George
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Metroplex -TX
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37.575 | |
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8. Courtney Loper
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Chows -IA
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37.55 | |
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9. Lauren Bridgens
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Hills -MD
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37.525 | |
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10. Maggie OHara
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Southeastern -NC
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37.525 |
Vault: Felicia Hano (UCLA)
Bars: Kyana George
Beam: Kennedi Edney
Floor: Melissa Reinstadtler
Junior C: Scores
2015-2016 Oklahoma commmit Nicole Lehrmann won the Junior C title. All commits are unofficial until signing day.
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1. Nicole Lehrmann
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Capital -TX
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OU | 38.3 |
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2. Brehanna Showers
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R-Athletics -MI
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38.25 | |
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3. Shea Mahoney
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Legacy Elite -IL
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38.225 | |
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4. Madeline Karr
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Twin City Twisters
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38.15 | |
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5. Jessica Wang
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Winners -CA
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Cal | 38.15 |
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6. Sydney Snead
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Sonshine -NC
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Georgia | 38.125 |
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7. Britney Ward
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Missouri Valley -MO
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38.075 | |
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8. Mason Hosek
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Champions -TX
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OU | 37.95 |
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9. Megan Schweihofer
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Hunts -MI
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NU | 37.7 |
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10. Erika Muhaw
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North Stars -NJ
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Utah | 37.675 |
Event Winners
Junior D: Scores
Florida commit Alicia Boren won the Junior D AA title. All commits are unofficial until signing day.
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1. Alicia Boren
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North Stars -NJ
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Florida | 38.275 |
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2. Alex McMurtry
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RichmondOlympiad -VA
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Florida | 38.175 |
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3. Abigail Armbrecht
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Planet -AL
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Bama | 37.8 |
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4. Elizabeth LeDuc
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Metroplex -TX
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2015 | 37.725 |
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5. McKenna Kelley
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Stars Gym -TX
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2015 | 37.475 |
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6. Alexandra Hyland
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Arnolds -MA
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2015 | 37.45 |
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7. Kaitlyn Schou
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Brandy Johnsons -FL
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Denver | 37.45 |
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8. Shannon McNatt
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Stars Gym -TX
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2015 | 37.425 |
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9t. Kristyn Hoffa
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Scega -Ca
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Washington | 37.375 |
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9t. Makenzie Anderson
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Twin City Twisters
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Arkansas | 37.375 |
Vault: Kirah Koshinski
Bars: McKenna Singley
Beam: Abigail Armbrecht (Bama)
Floor: Alicia Boren (Florida)
JO Nationals is underway. We're highlighting the top seniors who place in the top 10 All Around plus individual event winners. For all others, check complete results.
Senior A (scores)
Arizona commit Kari Lee won the Sr. A title. These are a mix of 2014 and 2015 commits. All commits are unofficial until signing day.
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1. Kari Lee
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Flames -AZ
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(Arizona) | 38.3 |
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2. Kristen Nogaki
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Wildfire -CA
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(Michigan) | 38.1 |
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3. Madison Cindric
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TX Dreams -TX
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(Arizona) | 38.05 |
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4t. Alyssa Shermataro
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Olympia -MI
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(Washington) |
38.025 |
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4t. Bailey Gardner
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GeddertsTwistars -MI
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(Minnesota) | 38.025 |
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6. Paige Zaziski
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Hunts -MI
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(Arkansas) | 37.975 |
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7. Ericha Fassbender
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Stars Gym -TX
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(Florida) | 37.95 |
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8. Annie Juarez
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DeVeaus -IN
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37.775 | |
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9t. Samantha Partyka
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Champions -TX
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(Utah) |
37.675 |
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9t. Haylee Roe
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Metroplex -TX
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(Illinois) | 37.675 |
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1. Maddy Stover
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Wildfire -CA
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Utah | 38.25 |
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2t. Lyndsay Lemke
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R-Athletics -MI
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UNC | 38.1 |
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2t. Kaitlynn Hedelund
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Excalibur -VA
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UNC | 38.1 |
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4. Nichole Guerrero
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Zenith Elite -TX
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Alabama | 38.075 |
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5. Melissa Metcalf
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Desert Devils -AZ
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UCLA | 38.025 |
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6. Ciara Gardner
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Woga -Tx
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Minnesota | 38.0 |
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7. Aja Sims
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Brandy Johnsons -FL
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Bama | 37.975 |
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8. Sydney Waltz
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Gold Medal -OH
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Kentucky | 37.85 |
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9t. Chelsea Knight-Taliaferro
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Unique -MD
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37.775 | |
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9t. Alexis Mattern
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Artistic Sports -PA
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37.775 |
Event Winners:
Vault: Ali Jackson (OU)
Bars: Melissa Metcalf (UCLA)
Beam: Aja Sims (Bama)
Floor: Aja Sims (Bama) and Lyndsay Lemke (UNC)
Senior C (scores)
OU signee Kara Lovan and Utah signee Baely Rowe won the Sr. C title.
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1t. Kara Lovan
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Triad -IA
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OU |
38.2 |
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1t. Baely Rowe
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Auburn -WA
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Utah |
38.2 |
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3. Myia Hambrick
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West Georgia -GA
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LSU |
38.175 |
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4. McKenzie Wofford
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Capital -TX
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OU |
38.075 |
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5. Samantha Nelson
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Ace -MA
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Arkansas |
37.925 |
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6t. Napualani Hall
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Kansas
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UCLA |
37.85 |
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6t. Gigi Marino
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Desert Devils -AZ
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2014 |
37.85 |
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8. Courtney Bisbe
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High Point -NC
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NC State |
37.75 |
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9. Nicole Medvitz
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ENA Paramus -NJ
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PSU |
37.725 |
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10. Caroline Morant
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Legacy Elite -IL
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Brown |
37.7 |
Vault: Pua Hall (UCLA)
Bars: Kara Lovan (OU) and McKenzie Wofford (OU)
Beam: Nicole Medvitz (PSU)
Floor: Myia Hambrick (LSU) and Elena Lagoski (MSU)
Senior D (scores)
Oregon State signee Kaytianna McMillan won the AA title.
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1. Kaytianna McMillian
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Naag -Or
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Oregon State | 38.5 |
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2. Ashleigh Gnat
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Ace -FL
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LSU | 38.475 |
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3. Nicolette McNair
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Gym-Max -CA
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38.425 | |
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4. Rachel Haines
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GeddertsTwistars -MI
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Minnesota | 38.225 |
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5. Tenille Funches
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United -IL
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Ohio State | 38.15 |
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6. Erin Buchanan
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Capital NGTC -VA
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Illinois | 38.0 |
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7. Mackenzie Valentin
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Bart Conner -OK
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Arizona | 37.925 |
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8. Charly Santagado
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Orlando Metro -FL
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Rutgers | 37.875 |
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9. Amanda Wellick
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Legacy Elite -IL
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Arkansas | 37.85 |
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10. Nicolette Swoboda
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Gold Medal Hunting
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WVU | 37.8 |
Vault: Ashleigh Gnat (LSU)
Bars: Nicolette McNair
Beam: Alyson Heimsath (Missouri), Mary Jane Rott (AU), Ashley Lambert (NU) and Kaytianna McMillan (Oregon State)
Floor: Kullen Hlawek (AU) and Gnat (LSU)
Tim McNeill has resigned as coach of Cal's Mens squad. He will undergo back surgery, and after recuperation, will return to elite coaching. The former standout was instrumental in getting the Men's program restored as a varsity program, and had recruited 13 frosh for this past season. Cal finished 7th at the NCAAs, having been edged out for the finals by just 0.1
Link: Cal Release
Missouri has announced that Shannon Welker has been hired to helm their Women's program. Welker is currently an assistant at Michigan. He replaces Rob Drass, who resigned after the close of the current season. Prior to his five seasons at Michigan, Welker was an assistant at Bowling Green. Prior to that year, he spent nine years coaching at the St. Louis Gymnastics Center. He is a former All-American at UIC and a former men's assistant coach.
Link: Mizzou Announcement
In the Junior Elite finals, Akash Modi won the Senior (17-18) crown at the Men's Junior Olympic Nationals. Dmitri Belanovski was 2nd and Jacob Dastrup was third. Modi also won the PB while Belanovski the rings and Dastrup, the PH. Charles Eggleston won vault and floor while Yordan Aleksandrov won the HB.
In the Junior division, Marvin Kimble continued his domination, winning the overall crown and taking five of six event titles.
In addition, champions were crowned this year at Level 10.
Link: USA Gymnastics Release
Link: Level 10 Release
Region I won the Senior (17-18) team title in the preliminary round of the Men's Junior Olympic Nationals. Individually, Dmitri Belanovski posted the top score in the prelminaires, in the Senior 17-18 division. Akash Modi was 2nd and Jacub Dastrup was 3rd.
Region 3 was winner in the Junior Division, with Belanovski's teammate Marvin Kimble of the Swiss Turners (The Hamm Twin's former club) turning in the top score, in a stunning domination. Kimble placed 1st on every event and posted a huge 94.05, easily outdistancing both divisions.
Link: USA Gymnastics
Bridget Sloan, UF, has received the Honda Award for Gymnastics and is now a finalist for the Honda Cup.
Region 7 JO regional was held this past weekend. Here are the top 10 AA Seniors:
Sr. A (Scores)
Here are the final Men's National Rankings, as compiled by Troester GymInfo:
| Rank | Team Name | NCAA Final | NCAA Qualifier |
| 1 | Michigan | 443.200 | 443.850 |
| 2 | Oklahoma | 440.100 | 433.850 |
| 3 | Stanford | 436.150 | 435.850 |
| 4 | Penn State | 436.100 | 436.900 |
| 5 | Iowa | 426.450 | 426.550 |
| 6 | Illinois | 422.550 | 426.900 |
| 7 | California | 426.450 | |
| 8 | Minnesota | 424.700 | |
| 9 | Ohio State | 421.950 | |
| 10 | Air Force Academy | 417.900 |
Link: Rankings
The Troester GymInfo Final National Rankings are comprised of:
1. Finish of the Top 6 in the Super Six
2. Scores in Prelims for Ranks 7 to 12
3. NQS for Ranks 13 to 36
4. RQS for beyond
The finals of the 2013 Women's NCAA Championships produced five National Champions:
Vault
On vault, Rheagan Courville of LSU stuck her Layout Yurchenko Full, achieving some of the greatest distance in the meet. She was later tied with Bama's Diandra Milliner, who blasted a Yurchenko 1 1/2. A small hop meant she would have to share the title. UCLA's Olivia Courtney was third.
Bars
Gator Alaina Johnson hit her Ray release and stuck her double layout dismount to edge out teammate Bridget Sloan and Utah's Georgia Dabritz, who shared second. Her 9.9125 was just enough to outdistance the pair.
Beam
AA champ Sloan won a title of her own on BB, covering an off-balance on her flip-flop layout successfully and managing to hold her feet still on the dismount. In second were Michigan's Katie Zurales and Minnesota's Hanna Nordquist. Zurales nailed her aerial back-handspring series while Nordquist showed the even more difficult aerial back layout.
Floor
Michigan's Joanna Sampson hit some of the biggest tumbling of the meet, opening with a tidy double layout and ending with a sky high double pike. Sampson actually shows a complete opening from her double pike, a level of amplitude rarely seen even at the elite level. Bama's Diandra Milliner was second, drilling her double Arabian mount to a perfectly stuck landing. In third was NU's Emily Wong, who opened with a tight and complete triple twist.
Link: Results
Michigan's Sam Mikulak won PB and HB as action wrapped up at the Men's NCAAs. His 16.1 on the pipe was a meet-high. On Floor, Trevor Howard of PSU won with a 15.8. On PH, Ohio State's Michael Newburger was the only finalist above 15 (15.45) to win. Sooner Michael Squires hit for 15.775 to win rings, while on vault, Illini Fred Hartville won with a 15.425.
Link: Results
Michigan, led by AA Champ Sam Mikulak, won the 2013 Men's NCAA National Team title. Their 443.2 was good enough to best OU's 440.1. Stanford was third at 436.15, edging host PSU's 436.1. Iowa was 5th at 426.45, with Illinois 6th at 422.55.
Olympian Mikulak ran away with the AA title, posting an impressive 91.15 to defeat teammate Adrian de los Angeles. Stanford's Eddie Penev was third.
Link: Michigan Release and Full Results