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Top two schools from each regional advanced to the NCAA Championships
Recap: UCLA Gymnastics Wins NCAA Ann Arbor Regional
Recap: Michigan Qualifies for 24th NCAA Championship
Results: Day 1 | Semifinals Session 1 | Semifinals Session 2 | Finals
- 1. UCLA – 198.075
2. Michigan – 197.275
3. Alabama – 197.225
4. Nebraska – 196.650
Recap: Sweet 16: Oklahoma Advances to NCAA Championship
Recap: Oakley’s Perfect Performance Powers GymDogs to NCAA Championships
Results: Day 1 | Semifinals Session 1 | Semifinals Session 2 | Finals
- 1. Oklahoma – 198.475
2. Georgia – 198.050
3. California – 197.675
4. Kentucky – 197.600
Recap: LSU Advances to NCAA Championships
Recap: Utah Beams Their Way into NCAA Championship
Results: Day 1 | Semifinals Session 1 | Semifinals Session 2 | Finals
- 1. LSU – 197.500
2. Utah – 197.250
3. Minnesota – 196.900
4. Auburn – 195.725
Recap: No. 5 DU Gymnastics Advances to NCAA National Championships
Recap: Oregon State Punches Ticket to NCAA Championships
Results: Day 1 | Semifinals Session 1 | Semifinals Session 2 | Finals
- 1. Denver – 197.375
2. Oregon State – 196.900
3. Florida – 196.700
4. Boise State – 196.075
Sienna Crouse, Nebraska
Alex Hyland, Kentucky
Alicia Boren, Florida
Lexy Ramler, Minnesota
Taylor Houchin, Nebraska
Milan Clausi, California
Derrian Gobourne, Auburn
Savannah Schoenherr, Florida
Cairo Leonard-Baker, Arizona State
Trinity Thomas, Florida
Sabrina Garcia, Penn State
Cally Nixon, Kentucky
Jessie Bastardi, Penn State
Alyssa Baumann, Florida
Hailey Garner, Arkansas
Brooke Kelly, Missouri
Trinity Thomas, Florida
Abby Armbrecht, Alabama
Sophia Carter, Arkansas
Sidney Dukes, Kentucky
BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIPS
B1G CHAMPIONS: Penn State wins Big Ten Championships Team Title
IOWA CITY, Iowa – The Penn State men’s gymnastics team claimed the 2019 Big Ten Championships title to earn the program’s fourth team title, first since 2015, with a season-high team score of 410.350.
Event Finals Results
ECAC CHAMPIONSHIPS
Navy Defends ECAC Championship with Decisive 10.5-Point Victory
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. – The Navy gymnastics team continued completing tasks on its 2019 checklist of success as the Mids cruised to a 10.5-point victory at the ECAC Championship on Saturday.
MPSF CHAMPIONSHIPS
No. 1 OU Claimes Eighth-Straight Conference Title
NORMAN, Okla. — The No. 1 ranked Oklahoma men’s gymnastics team won its eighth consecutive MPSF conference title on Saturday inside McCasland Field House.
ACROBATICS & TUMBLING
#1 Baylor 280.230, #2 Oregon 274.875 – April 7, 2019
WACO, Texas – The No. 1-ranked Baylor acrobatics and tumbling team took care of business in its regular season finale, defeating No. 2 Oregon 280.230 to 274.875 Sunday afternoon at Ferrell Center.
#4 Quinnipiac 274.645, Alderson Broaddus 255.940 – April 6, 2019
HAMDEN, Conn. – The No. 4 Quinnipiac acrobatics and tumbling team celebrated senior day in style Saturday afternoon as the Bobcats won their first consecutive meet with a 274.645-255.940 victory over the Alderson Broaddus Battlers at the People’s United Center.
#6 Converse 276.115, Limestone 261.280 – April 6, 2019
SPARTANBURG, S.C. – The Converse College (5-1) acro and tumbling team put on a show in a blowout win over visiting Limestone College (6-2) on Saturday afternoon inside Hannah Gymnasium.
#8 Gannon 266.950, West Liberty 246.695 – April 4, 2019
WEST LIBERTY, W.Va. – A record-setting performance by the West Liberty University acrobatics & tumbling team wasn’t enough to keep No. 8-ranked Gannon from mounting a late surge to claim a 266.95 to 246.695 victory on Senior Night at the ASRC.
#9 Glenville State 259.870, Davis & Elkins 214.625 – April 5, 2019
GLENVILLE, W.Va. – On Friday evening the Glenville State Lady Pioneer Acrobatics & Tumbling team defeated the Senators of Davis & Elkins College, 259.87-214.625.
Georgetown College 196.510, Belmont Abbey 121.300 – April 5, 2019
GEORGETOWN, Ky. – Georgetown College acrobatics and tumbling team finished its third season of varsity competition with win number three in 2019. It was a historic year for the tumbling Tigers as they won their first event, got their first overall win and dominated a meet by winning four of the six events Friday night.
Concordia Wisconsin 244.535, Adrian 241.090 – April 7, 2019
ADRIAN, Mich. – The Adrian College acrobatics and tumbling team ended its season with a 4-3 record after a 244.535-241.090 loss to Concordia University-Wisconsin on Sunday, April 7.