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BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIPS
Michigan Secures Third-Straight Big Ten Championship
COLUMBUS, Ohio – The No. 3-ranked University of Michigan men’s gymnastics team collected its third straight and 20th overall Big Ten postseason championship in program history, tallying a season-best 412.400 on Friday (March 31) on day one of the Big Ten Championships at Ohio State’s Covelli Center.
Event Finals Recap
Results: Team/All-Around | Events

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ECAC CHAMPIONSHIPS
Navy Earns Fifth-Straight ECAC Gymnastics Championship
ANNAPOLIS, Md. – The Navy gymnastics team continued its successful run of postseason action on Saturday with a strong performance on its way to a fifth straight ECAC Championship title.
Results

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MPSF CHAMPIONSHIPS
Stanford Captures MPSF Title
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – Entering with a No. 2 national ranking, Stanford put up a 423.150 on Saturday to win its second-consecutive MPSF championship. The MPSF crown is the sixth overall for Stanford in program history.
Results

Teams Competing in the NCAA Championships, April 14-15 in State College, Pa.
Team – National Qualifying Score
Stanford – 416.888
Oklahoma – 413.538
Michigan – 409.850
Illinois – 407.050
Nebraska – 406.538
Penn State – 406.413
Ohio State – 404.150
Air Force – 396.700
Navy – 394.575
California – 390.550
Springfield – 388.263
Army – 387.525

INDIVIDUAL QUALIFIERS

All-Around
Aidan Cuy – William & Mary
Mark Fu – William & Mary
Sterling Pariza – Simpson
Ricky Mays – Greenville
Michelangelo Villani – Simpson
Milo Staley (alt.) – Simpson

Floor Exercise
Will Harrington – William & Mary
Trenton Peazant – William & Mary
Malcolm Baytop – William & Mary
Zach Connelly – Greenville
Charles Kramer – Greenville
Camden Bontempo (alt.) – Simpson
Evan Sikra (alt.) – William & Mary

Pommel Horse
Sam Smith – William & Mary
Christian Marsh – William & Mary
Jacob Foster – Greenville
Major Bain – Greenville
Malcolm Baytop – William & Mary
Koby Cantu (alt.) – Greenville
Ricky Pizem (alt.) – Simpson

Still Rings
Christian Marsh – William & Mary
Jacob Foster – Greenville
Ethan Poole – Greenville
Zachary Patrick – William & Mary
Nicky Franz – Greenville
Alex Kuzmenchuk (alt.) – William & Mary
Kyle Kincade (alt.) – William & Mary

Vault
Michael Avery – Greenville
Evan Sikra – William & Mary
Trenton Peazant – William & Mary
Major Bain – Greenville
Ricky Pizem – William & Mary
Thomas Hoagland (alt.) – Greenville
Camden Bontempo (alt.) – Simpson

Parallel Bars
Christian Marsh – William & Mary
Alek Kuzmenchuk – William & Mary
Alex Catchpole – Simpson
Will Harrington – William & Mary
Koby Cantu – Greenville
Zachary Patrick – William & Mary
Kevin Laurino (alt.) – Greenville

High Bar
Evan Sikra – William & Mary
Ricky Pizem – William & Mary
Alek Kuzmenchuk – William & Mary
Koby Cantu – Greenville
Jacob Foster – Greenville
Donovan Diviney (alt.) – Greenville
Milo Staley (alt.) – Simpson

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ACROBATICS AND TUMBLING

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#1 Baylor 278.520, #2 Oregon 274.990 – April 1, 2023
Its 22-meet win streak on the line, Baylor had a rare nails-chewing moment before the final scores were announced. But the Bears (7-0) outscored the Ducks (3-2) in the team event and won with their closest margin in two years, 278.52 to 274.99.

#4 Quinnipiac 267.785, #6 Frostburg State 260.800 – April 1, 2023
HAMDEN, Conn. – Quinnipiac acrobatics & tumbling improved to 3-0 at home so far this season, as the Bobcats downed #6 Frostburg State by the final score of 267.785 – 260.800.

#5 Gannon 277.645, East Stroudsburg 249.380 – April 2, 2023
EAST STROUDSBURG – The East Stroudsburg University acrobatics and tumbling team made program history on Sunday inside Koehler Fieldhouse as the Warriors recorded their first perfect 10.0 score and highest point total in program history. Fifth-ranked Gannon ultimately defeated ESU by a final score of 277.645-249.380.

#7 Fairmont State 261.660, West Liberty 252.065 – April 2, 2023
WEST LIBERTY, W.Va. – A strong performance in the final Team Event allowed No. 7-ranked Fairmont State to escape with a hard-fought victory over West Liberty here Sunday on Senior Day for the WLU Acrobatics & Tumbling team.

#9 Limestone 273.020, King 257.870 – April 1, 2023
BRISTOL, Tenn. – The King University acrobatics & tumbling team fell to ninth-ranked Limestone University in their regular season home finale. The Saints outscored King in each event, taking the meet 273.020-257.870.

#10 Belmont Abbey 259.670, Lander 247.810 – March 31, 2023
BELMONT, N.C. – The Belmont Abbey acrobatics and tumbling team closed out the home schedule with its third win of the season at home with a 259.670-247.810 victory over Lander in a Conference Carolinas meet Friday evening at the Wheeler Center.

• Coker 253.625, Chowan 74.375 – March 30, 2023
• East Stroudsburg 233.900, Stevenson 138.325 – March 31, 2023
• Converse 251.535, Mars Hill 243.220 – April 1, 2023
• Mary Hardin-Baylor 257.535, Texas Lutheran 104.250 – April 1, 2023
• Augustana 251.085, Trine 229.800, Adrian 219.770 – April 1, 2023
• Saint Leo 243.225, East Texas Baptist 220.680 – April 2, 2023