PHOTO ESSAY: Sooners Cruise to Victory Against Texas Woman’s

February 13, 2020 College Gym News Event Coverage, Featured Carousel, Features, NCAA WAG, Photo Essay

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The Sooners started their seventh meet of the season, and fifth on the road, on uneven bars. Senior Maggie Nichols was near-perfect for a 9.975 on her only event of the day. (Photo/Elizabeth Grimsley)

After recording a 48.800 on vault in the first rotation, the Pioneers headed to bars where sophomore Isabel Goyco earned a 9.750 to take her team to a 97.375 total after two. (Photo/Elizabeth Grimsley)

Before beam, the Pioneers let loose with a chicken dance, which is a pre-third rotation tradition where the whole crowd joins in at every home meet. (Photo/Elizabeth Grimsley)

With a 1.6-point lead over TWU, Oklahoma headed to floor exercise. After earning her career high score on vault in the previous rotation with a 9.975, senior Jade Degouveia scored a 9.825, with a 9.750 and 9.900 split between the judges. (Photo/Elizabeth Grimsley)

Freshman Domi Bonzagni scored the Pioneers’ best score on beam with a 9.825 in the third spot. (Photo/Elizabeth Grimsley)

Junior Anastasia Webb anchored floor for the Sooners with a 9.950 and increased her team’s lead to 2.250 points heading into the last event. (Photo/Elizabeth Grimsley)

Mackenzie Kunzman, another freshman for the Pioneers, followed Bonzagni’s score with a 9.800. (Photo/Elizabeth Grimsley)

After making her season debut on vault for Oklahoma, Olivia Trautman led off the beam rotation with a 9.900. This was only her second beam routine of the year as she was held back at the start of the season because of a fractured heel. (Photo/Elizabeth Grimsley)

With the Sooners impossible to catch, the Pioneers didn’t have much to lose in the final rotation. Once again freshman Isabel Goyco shone for a 9.900, the team’s highest score on the event. (Photo/Elizabeth Grimsley)

Junior beam specialist Carly Woodard kept the ball rolling for the Sooners with a career high 9.950. (Photo/Elizabeth Grimsley)

Junior Bri Northrop wrapped up the competition for the Pioneers with a 9.875. TWU ended up with a final score of 195.225, its second mark over 195 that weekend. It is the only USAG team this season to hit 195 so far. (Photo/Elizabeth Grimsley)

Freshman Ragan Smith earned a career-high 9.975 in the fifth spot to lead her team to a final beam score of 49.575, its best rotation of the day. Oklahoma finished with a solid road score of 197.900 and left Kitty Magee Arena with another win. (Photo/Elizabeth Grimsley)

Photographs by Elizabeth Grimsley; captions by Christina Marmet

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