Bubble Watch: March 16

Conference championships are here! For NQS, this means that every DI/DII team has one more opportunity to improve their ranking going into regionals. Most will have a road meet this weekend while hosts will typically count this score as a home meet. Let’s get right into it with a regionals projection!

Regionals Projection: Teams

Norman Raleigh Auburn Seattle
1. Oklahoma 2. Florida 3. Michigan 4. Utah
8. Minnesota 6. Alabama 6. Auburn 5. LSU
9. Kentucky 10. California 11. Missouri 12. Michigan State
16. Ohio State 15. Denver 14. Arizona State 13. Oregon State

We do have one tie to break, with Auburn and Alabama both sitting at No. 6. Auburn wins the tiebreaker by virtue of having the highest score remaining after removing all NQS-counting scores. This tiebreaker aligns Michigan with the Auburn regional, leaving Florida to make the geographic choice of Raleigh and sending Utah to Seattle. Of course, there is very little chance that this will be the exact regionals lineup, as there’s still a lot that can happen this week!

Locked In: The Seeds

Even though this is the Bubble Watch, we’ll break down some scenarios for teams who are locked into regionals as well. As always, scores in bold indicate performances that can no longer be dropped from the NQS calculation, crossed out scores are the current season high and we’ll calculate the team’s projected ranking (against the current standings) if it matches or exceeds its season high this weekend. In some cases we’ll also provide the score a team needs to reach a certain goal, which can be anything from locking in the No. 1 overall seed to securing a place in the regionals field. We’ll start with the current top 20, which has either locked in a seed or will be fighting for a seed this weekend.

No. 1 Oklahoma

Current NQS 198.080
Highest three road scores 198.175, 198.075, 197.900
Other NQS scores 198.475, 198.200, 198.050
NQS with season high this weekend 198.195 (1st)
Lowest possible ranking 2nd

No. 2 Florida

Current NQS 198.050
Highest three road scores 198.575, 197.975, 197.775
Other NQS scores 198.250, 198.150, 198.100
NQS with season high this weekend 198.210 (1st)
Lowest possible ranking 3rd
Score to watch for 198.525 will guarantee No. 1 overall seed

Oklahoma is currently ahead of Florida by virtue of having one more 198-plus score on its resume, but it’s Florida that controls its own destiny this weekend. The Gators can guarantee the No. 1 ranking with at least a 198.525, which will be tough but not impossible to achieve. The other scenario for a top-ranked UF is to score at least a 197.950 and outscore the Sooners by .050. If both teams increase their NQS and end up tied, it’s likely the Sooners will win the tiebreaker.

Finally, let’s discuss what each team needs to do to hold off Michigan: Oklahoma needs to only incrementally increase its NQS, as a 197.925 will ensure the Sooners stay ahead of Michigan while Florida needs a 197.950 to avoid a potential No. 3 ranking.

No. 3 Michigan

Current NQS 197.960
Highest three road scores 198.525, 198.025, 197.950
Other NQS scores 197.950, 197.950, 197.925
NQS with season high this weekend 198.080 (1st)
Lowest possible ranking 4th
Score to watch for 198.300 would guarantee at least No. 3 ranking

Michigan has an outside shot at a share of the No. 1 ranking, but only with at least a 198.525 at Big Tens while also requiring Oklahoma not to increase its NQS (and also requiring Florida not to surpass OU). A score of that magnitude feels unlikely at a conference championship, especially for a team that hasn’t scored a 198 since early February, but Michigan is guaranteed a top seed at its regional no matter what happens this weekend.

No. 4 Utah

Current NQS 197.870
Highest three road scores 197.950, 197.875, 197.750
Other NQS scores 198.575, 198.000, 197.775
NQS with season high this weekend 198.035 (3rd)
Lowest possible ranking 6th
Score to watch for 198.000 will secure top seed at regional

No. 5 LSU

Current NQS 197.735
Highest three road scores 197.825, 197.625, 197.200
Other NQS scores 198.125, 198.050, 197.975
NQS with season high this weekend 197.920 (4th)
Lowest possible ranking 7th

No. 6(T) Auburn

Current NQS 197.650
Highest three road scores 197.750, 197.750, 197.250
Other NQS scores 198.575, 197.925, 197.575
NQS with season high this weekend 197.915 (4th)
Lowest possible ranking 8th

Utah, LSU and Auburn are all fighting for the No. 4 ranking, which will be the last team to receive a top seed at its regional. Utah is the only one that controls its own destiny and can secure at least that seed with a 198.000. If the Utes don’t reach that peak, however, LSU and Auburn both still have low-197 scores to drop from their NQS and are in prime position to move up.

No. 6(T) Alabama

Current NQS 197.650
Highest three road scores 198.000, 197.600, 197.125
Other NQS scores 198.075, 197.875, 197.650
NQS with season high this weekend 197.840 (5th)
Lowest possible ranking 8th

Alabama is locked in as a second seed in whatever regional it ends up in, so there’s very little to watch from an NQS perspective this weekend.

No. 8 Minnesota

Current NQS 197.395
Highest three road scores 197.850, 197.125, 196.500
Other NQS scores 198.025, 197.850, 197.650
NQS with season high this weekend 197.700 (6th)
Lowest possible ranking 10th
Score to watch for 196.725 to guarantee 2-seed at regional

No. 9 Kentucky

Current NQS 197.250
Highest three road scores 197.500, 197.150, 196.700
Other NQS scores 197.650, 197.450, 197.450
NQS with season high this weekend 197.440 (8th)
Lowest possible ranking 13th
Score to watch for 196.800 to guarantee 3-seed at regional

No. 10 California

Current NQS 197.220
Highest three road scores 197.200, 196.925, 196.875
Other NQS scores 197.900, 197.575, 197.525
NQS with season high this weekend 197.425 (8th)
Lowest possible ranking 13th
Score to watch for 197.125 to guarantee 3-seed at regional

Minnesota, Kentucky and Cal are all in contention for the No. 8 overall ranking and the No. 2-seed that comes with it, but Minnesota is the heavy favorite to remain in that spot, needing only a 196.725 to secure it. If either Kentucky or Cal fail to increase their NQS, however, they’ll be hoping to hold off several lower-ranked teams who could theoretically push them down to a 4-seed.

No. 11 Missouri

Current NQS 197.190
Highest three road scores 197.225, 196.875, 196.850
Other NQS scores 197.675, 197.650, 197.350
NQS with season high this weekend 197.355 (9th)
Lowest possible ranking 13th
Score to watch for 197.250 to guarantee 3-seed at regional

No. 12 Michigan State

Current NQS 197.125
Highest three road scores 197.500, 196.975, 196.850
Other NQS scores 197.575, 197.425, 196.875
NQS with season high this weekend 197.270 (9th)
Lowest possible ranking 15th

No. 13 Oregon State

Current NQS 197.040
Highest three road scores 197.150, 196.875, 196.675
Other NQS scores 197.375, 197.275, 197.225
NQS with season high this weekend 197.180 (12th)
Lowest possible ranking 16th

Michigan State and Oregon State are both locked into a seeded spot at regionals, though they could end up as either three-seeds or four-seeds. Neither one controls its own destiny with regard to earning a three-seed, so they’ll each have to put up the best score possible and hope other teams in contention stumble.

No. 14 Arizona State

Current NQS 196.880
Highest three road scores 197.375, 196.600, 196.550
Other NQS scores 197.800, 197.075, 196.800
NQS with season high this weekend 197.130 (12th)
Lowest possible ranking 20th
Score to watch for 197.450 to guarantee regional seed

No. 15 Denver

Current NQS 196.870
Highest three road scores 197.600, 197.075, 196.625
Other NQS scores 197.000, 196.850, 196.800
NQS with season high this weekend 197.030 (14th)
Lowest possible ranking 20th

No. 16 Ohio State

Current NQS 196.865
Highest three road scores 197.525, 196.900, 196.675
Other NQS scores 197.100, 197.075, 196.575
NQS with season high this weekend 197.055 (13th)
Lowest possible ranking 20th

No. 17 Arkansas

Current NQS 196.820
Highest three road scores 196.975, 196.800, 196.800
Other NQS scores 197.200, 197.050, 196.475
NQS with season high this weekend 196.965 (14th)
Lowest possible ranking 20th
Score to watch for

No. 18 UCLA

Current NQS 196.795
Highest three road scores 196.850, 196.300, 195.475
Other NQS scores 198.050, 197.700, 197.650
NQS with season high this weekend 197.310 (9th)
Lowest possible ranking 20th
Score to watch for 196.775 to guarantee regional seed, 197.850 to guarantee 3-seed

No. 19 Illinois

Current NQS 196.775
Highest three road scores 197.275, 196.450, 196.375
Other NQS scores 197.350, 197.125, 196.650
NQS with season high this weekend 196.970 (14th)
Lowest possible ranking 21st

No. 20 Maryland

Current NQS 196.665
Highest three road scores 197.175, 196.550, 195.950
Other NQS scores 197.100, 197.025, 196.700
NQS with season high this weekend 196.910 (14th)
Lowest possible ranking 23rd

The bubble for regional seeding will be an interesting race to watch this weekend, with Arkansas, UCLA, Illinois and Maryland all capable of surpassing Arizona State, Denver and Ohio State for top-16 rankings. Arizona State and UCLA are the only teams capable of securing their seeds with scores, and UCLA even has a decent shot at rising all the way to a three-seed.

Locked In: Avoiding the Play-in Round

This middle group of teams are locked into a regionals position but cannot break into the top 16. The main goal should be to earn a top 28 ranking to avoid a play-in dual on day one of regionals. Teams ranked No. 17 to No. 28 are sorted into regionals based on non-gymnastics criteria, so the exact ranking within this range doesn’t really matter.

No. 21 BYU

Current NQS 196.640
Highest three road scores 196.575, 196.575, 196.450
Other NQS scores 197.225, 196.825, 196.775
NQS with season high this weekend 196.795 (18th)
Lowest possible ranking 24th

No. 22 Georgia

Current NQS 196.575
Highest three road scores 196.975, 196.800, 196.200
Other NQS scores 197.175, 196.600, 196.300
NQS with season high this weekend 196.770 (20th)
Lowest possible ranking 27th

BYU and Georgia are in the weird position of being locked out of regionals seeding and also guaranteed to finish in the top 28, so there’s not much to watch from an NQS standpoint this weekend.

No. 23 Iowa

Current NQS 196.465
Highest three road scores 196.825, 196.475, 196.425
Other NQS scores 196.825, 196.375, 196.225
NQS with season high this weekend 196.585 (22nd)
Lowest possible ranking 30th
Score to watch for 196.675 to guarantee top-28 finish

No. 24 Boise State

Current NQS 196.445
Highest three road scores 197.000, 196.550, 196.525
Other NQS scores 196.950, 196.225, 195.975
NQS with season high this weekend 196.650 (21st)
Lowest possible ranking 30th
Score to watch for 196.525 to guarantee top-28 finish

No. 25 Utah State

Current NQS 196.435
Highest three road scores 196.800, 196.450, 196.350
Other NQS scores 196.725, 196.425, 196.225
NQS with season high this weekend 196.550 (23rd)
Lowest possible ranking 30th

No. 26 Iowa State

Current NQS 196.430
Highest three road scores 196.825, 196.325, 196.275
Other NQS scores 196.875, 196.500, 196.225
NQS with season high this weekend 196.560 (23rd)
Lowest possible ranking 30th
Score to watch for 196.850 to guarantee top-28 finish

No. 27 Stanford

Current NQS 196.415
Highest three road scores 196.325, 196.275, 196.000
Other NQS scores 196.975, 196.900, 196.575
NQS with season high this weekend 196.610 (22nd)
Lowest possible ranking 30th
Score to watch for 196.700 to guarantee top-28 finish

No. 28 N.C. State

Current NQS 196.330
Highest three road scores 196.925, 196.725, 196.025
Other NQS scores 196.600, 196.350, 195.950
NQS with season high this weekend 196.525 (23rd)
Lowest possible ranking 34th

All of the teams currently ranked 23rd through 28th are guaranteed to make regionals, so their main NQS-related goal this weekend will be to avoid the play-in round. All but Utah State and N.C. State can assure themselves of that position by achieving at least a 196.555 NQS.

Bubble Watch

Now we get to the fun part! These 11 teams will be fighting for the final eight regionals berths.

No. 29 Washington

Current NQS 196.290
Highest three road scores 196.825, 195.800, 195.100
Other NQS scores 197.275, 196.900, 196.825
NQS with season high this weekend 196.725 (20th)
Lowest possible ranking 37th
Scores to watch for 195.150 to secure regionals spot, 196.425 to guarantee top-28 finish

No. 30 Towson

Current NQS 196.245
Highest three road scores 196.100, 196.000, 195.975
Other NQS scores 196.700, 196.625, 196.525
NQS with season high this weekend 196.390 (28th)
Lowest possible ranking 38th
Score to watch for 196.250 to secure regionals spot

No. 31 Southern Utah

Current NQS 196.235
Highest three road scores 197.000, 195.550, 195.000
Other NQS scores 196.975, 196.975, 196.675
NQS with season high this weekend 196.635 (22nd)
Lowest possible ranking 38th
Score to watch for 195.325 to secure regionals spot, 196.575 to guarantee top-28 finish

No. 32 Arizona

Current NQS 196.230
Highest three road scores 196.300, 196.050, 196.025
Other NQS scores 196.850, 196.400, 196.375
NQS with season high this weekend 196.395 (28th)
Lowest possible ranking 38th
Score to watch for 196.375 to secure regionals spot

No. 33 North Carolina

Current NQS 196.225
Highest three road scores 196.625, 196.475, 196.475
Other NQS scores 196.475, 196.000, 195.700
NQS with season high this weekend 196.410 (28th)
Lowest possible ranking 38th
Score to watch for 196.100 to secure regionals spot

No. 34 West Virginia

Current NQS 196.185
Highest three road scores 196.575, 196.400, 196.250
Other NQS scores 196.250, 196.100, 195.925
NQS with season high this weekend 196.315 (29th)
Lowest possible ranking 39th
Score to watch for 196.525 to secure regionals spot

No. 35 San Jose State

Current NQS 196.165
Highest three road scores 196.550, 196.325, 196.025
Other NQS scores 196.625, 195.975, 195.950
NQS with season high this weekend 196.300 (29th)
Lowest possible ranking 39th

No. 36 Western Michigan

Current NQS 196.150
Highest three road scores 196.675, 196.100, 195.750
Other NQS scores 196.725, 196.225, 196.000
NQS with season high this weekend 196.345 (28th)
Lowest possible ranking 39th
Score to watch for 196.525 to secure regionals spot

No. 37 Penn State

Current NQS 196.060
Highest three road scores 196.550, 196.425, 196.125
Other NQS scores 196.400, 195.875, 195.475
NQS with season high this weekend 196.275 (30th)
Lowest possible ranking 42nd

No. 38 Kent State

Current NQS 196.055
Highest three road scores 196.850, 196.375, 196.200
Other NQS scores 196.550, 195.600, 195.550
NQS with season high this weekend 196.315 (29th)
Lowest possible ranking 42nd
Score to watch for 196.800 to secure regionals spot

No. 40 Central Michigan

Current NQS 195.915
Highest three road scores 196.275, 196.125, 195.550
Other NQS scores 196.650, 196.475, 195.150
NQS with season high this weekend 196.215 (34th)
Lowest possible ranking 43rd

Of these 11 teams, eight of them have achievable scores that would guarantee a regionals berth, with Washington and Southern Utah even capable of guaranteeing a first round bye. San Jose State, Penn State and Central Michigan will have to wait to see how the standings play out.

All teams ranked lower than CMU, plus No. 39 George Washington, are mathematically eliminated from regionals contention.

Regionals Projection: Individuals

From here on out we’ll assume that the top 28 teams will get a bye through the play-in round, meaning that teams ranked No. 29 and lower are eligible to qualify individuals to regionals. While that ended up not being true last year, we are hopeful to see common sense prevail this year!

If regionals were to start tomorrow, the following individuals would qualify as all-arounders:

Gymnast School Current NQS
Skylar Killough-Wilhelm No. 29 Washington 39.395
Hannah Demers No. 40 Central Michigan 39.360
Payton Murphy No. 36 Western Michigan 39.345
Jada Mazury No. 35 San Jose State 39.320
Angelica Labat No. 49 Illinois State 39.310
Hannah Joyner No. 44 Rutgers 39.295
Kyla Kessler No. 43 UC Davis 39.270
Deja Chambliss No. 39 George Washington 39.240
Julia Knower No. 33 North Carolina 39.240
Hallie Copperwheat No. 42 Pittsburgh 39.235
Lauren Macpherson No. 35 San Jose State 39.220
Rachel Decavitch No. 38 Kent State 39.220

On the outside looking in: Jaudai Lopes (San Jose State; 39.200), Malia Hargrove (Arizona; 39.180), Sarah Moravansky (Western Michigan; 39.165). Hargrove and Moravansky are more likely to qualify than Lopes since both have sub-39 scores to replace this weekend.

Projected Vault Qualifiers

Gymnast School Current NQS
Suki Pfister No. 48 Ball State 9.895
Geneva Thompson No. 29 Washington 9.885
Amara Cunningham No. 29 Washington 9.880
Caitlin Kho No. 31 Southern Utah 9.875
Kylie Gorgenyi No. 45 New Hampshire 9.865
Gayla Griswold No. 54 Lindenwood 9.865
Madison Kirsch No. 35 San Jose State 9.865
Kinsey Davis No. 41 Nebraska 9.860
Emma Morgenthaler No. 57 Sacramento State 9.860
Katie Kowalski No. 40 Central Michigan 9.860
Lali Dekanoidze (inj.) No. 33 North Carolina 9.855
Emily Leese No. 44 Rutgers 9.855
Morgan Alfaro No. 31 Southern Utah 9.855
Keanna Abraham No. 43 UC Davis 9.850
Alana Laster No. 49 Illinois State 9.850
Rachel Smith No. 31 Southern Utah 9.850

On the outside looking in: There’s a seven-way tie at 9.845 among SJSU’s Jaudai Lopes, Rutgers’ Belle Huang, Temple’s Ariana Castrence and Julianna Roland, Washington’s Lana Navarro, UC Davis’ Emily Pires and WMU’s Sarah Moravansky. Moravansky has the lowest score to replace this weekend with a 9.775, so she could easily move into qualifying position. Dekanoidze is injured and out for the season; the selection committee does not name alternates for individual spots, but we hope they would skip over her and award the spot to someone else anyway.

Projected Bars Qualifiers

Gymnast School Current NQS
Mara Titarsolej No. 55 LIU 9.930
Shylen Murakami No. 31 Southern Utah 9.905
Mei Li Costa No. 60 Brown 9.895
Alissa Bonsall No. 37 Penn State 9.885
Elizabeth Culton No. 33 North Carolina 9.880
Natalie Hamp No. 47 Northern Illinois 9.875
Kensey Davis No. 41 Nebraska 9.875
Sarah Haxton No. 38 Kent State 9.870
Katie Chamberlain No. 42 Pittsburgh 9.870
Kathryn Doran No. 70 Bridgeport 9.865
Kylie Gorgenyi No. 45 New Hampshire 9.865
Alysen Fears No. 32 Arizona 9.860
Brookelyn Sears No. 47 Northern Illinois 9.855
Lauren Bridgens No. 37 Penn State 9.855
Clara Colombo No. 41 Nebraska 9.850
Lali Dekanoidze (inj.) No. 33 North Carolina 9.850

On the outside looking in: Cassidy Rushlow (Penn State; 9.845), Jolie Miller (SEMO; 9.845), Isabelle Schaefer (North Carolina; 9.840), Hannah Nipp (Southern Utah; 9.840), Steph Macasu (Towson; 9.840). Dekanoidze is likely to fall out of qualifying position this week, so we shouldn’t need to worry about a replacement here. The most likely candidate to replace her is Miller, who has a 9.950 season high and a 9.800 still to drop.

Projected Beam Qualifiers

Gymnast School Current NQS
Hailey Lui No. 45 New Hampshire 9.910
Elizabeth Culton No. 33 North Carolina 9.900
Emma Milne No. 35 San Jose State 9.900
Sirena Linton No. 32 Arizona 9.890
Alyssa Worthington No. 45 New Hampshire 9.880
Ella Chemotti No. 52 Eastern Michigan 9.875
Belle Huang No. 44 Rutgers 9.875
Anna Kaziska No. 59 SEMO 9.870
Kennedi Davis No. 29 Washington 9.870
Kinsey Davis No. 41 Nebraska 9.865
Jenna Weitz No. 30 Towson 9.865
Amber Koeth No. 57 Sacramento State 9.860
Raegan Walker No. 58 Yale 9.860
Brenna Brooks No. 29 Washington 9.860
Cami Klein No. 38 Kent State 9.855
Emerson Hurst No. 30 Towson 9.855

On the outside looking in: Mccaleigh Marr (Penn; 9.855) lost out on a tiebreaker with Klein and Hurst in this projection, but she still has a 9.800 to drop. There is a six-way tie at 9.845 among Lauren Volpe (Ball State), Hadley Roberts (Lindenwood), Clara Hong (Towson), Kathryn Thaler (Nebraska), Abbie Pierson (West Virginia) and Amanda Gruber (Western Michigan); Thaler and Pierson are the most likely of this group to improve their NQS since they both have 9.775s to replace.

Projected Floor Qualifiers

Gymnast School Current NQS
Belle Huang No. 44 Rutgers 9.920
Bella Salcedo No. 37 Penn State 9.915
Sierra Demarinis No. 40 Central Michigan 9.910
Tara Kofmehl No. 47 Northern Illinois 9.910
Kendra Combs No. 34 West Virginia 9.910
Jaye Mack No. 49 Illinois State 9.900
Karlie Franz No. 38 Kent State 9.900
Alyssa Guns No. 38 Kent State 9.900
Anna Kaziska No. 59 SEMO 9.900
Karley McClain No. 31 Southern Utah 9.895
Caroline Herry No. 32 Arizona 9.895
Megan Ray No. 43 UC Davis 9.895
Abbie Pierson No. 34 West Virginia 9.895
Kendall Whitman No. 39 George Washington 9.890
Malia Hargrove No. 32 Arizona 9.880
Amara Cunningham No. 29 Washington 9.880

On the outside looking in: Brooke Donabedian (Temple; 9.875), Jessica Meakim (West Chester; 9.875), Alana Anderson (Northern Illinois; 9.870), Lauren Bridgens (Penn State; 9.870), Gayla Griswold (Lindenwood; 9.865), Kianna Yancey (West Virginia; 9.865). Another to watch is Southern Utah’s Hannah Nipp, who has a 9.850 but is still counting a 9.700; she could easily move into qualifying position with a 9.900, which she has met or exceeded four times this season.

Teams on the Cusp

While Iowa, Boise State, Utah State, Iowa State, Stanford and N.C. State are currently ranked in the top 28, all are in danger of slipping below that threshold this weekend if teams ranked below them excel. Let’s take a look at the individuals from those teams who could qualify if that happens.

Gymnast School Event Current NQS
Jerquavia Henderson No. 23 Iowa All Around 39.330
Jerquavia Henderson No. 23 Iowa Vault 9.890
Jerquavia Henderson No. 23 Iowa Floor 9.945
Linda Zivat No. 23 Iowa Vault 9.860
Bridget Killian No. 23 Iowa Vault 9.855
Bridget Killian No. 23 Iowa Beam 9.845
Allyson Steffensmeier No. 23 Iowa Bars 9.845
Adeline Kenlin No. 23 Iowa Beam 9.895
Clair Kaji No. 23 Iowa Beam 9.895
Lauren Guerin No. 23 Iowa Floor 9.945
Alyssa Vulaj No. 24 Boise State Vault 9.860
Emily Muhlenhaupt No. 24 Boise State Bars 9.940
Emily Lopez No. 24 Boise State Bars 9.920
Alexis Stokes No. 24 Boise State Bars 9.915
Adriana Popp No. 24 Boise State Beam 9.890
Rebecca Wells No. 25 Utah State All Around 39.210
Rebecca Wells No. 25 Utah State Vault 9.860
Rebecca Wells No. 25 Utah State Beam 9.865
Brianna Brooks No. 25 Utah State Bars 9.870
Maia Fishwick No. 25 Utah State Bars 9.850
Carley Bayles No. 25 Utah State Beam 9.870
Sofi Sullivan No. 25 Utah State Beam 9.870
Kielyn McCright No. 25 Utah State Beam 9.850
Brie Clark No. 25 Utah State Floor 9.935
Makayla Maxwell No. 26 Iowa State Vault 9.900
Emilie Hong No. 26 Iowa State Vault 9.860
Josie Bergstrom No. 26 Iowa State Vault 9.850
Laura Cooke No. 26 Iowa State Bars 9.845
Maddie Diab No. 26 Iowa State Floor 9.920
Andrea Maldonado No. 26 Iowa State Floor 9.870
Kyla Bryant No. 27 Stanford All Around 39.395
Kyla Bryant No. 27 Stanford Vault 9.865
Kyla Bryant No. 27 Stanford Bars 9.860
Kyla Bryant No. 27 Stanford Floor 9.925
Grace Waguespack No. 27 Stanford Bars 9.845
Brenna Neault No. 27 Stanford Beam 9.860
Wesley Stephenson No. 27 Stanford Beam 9.845
Taylor Lawson No. 27 Stanford Floor 9.890
Morgan Hoang No. 27 Stanford Floor 9.870
Lauren Rutherford No. 28 N.C. State Bars 9.845
Lauren Rutherford No. 28 N.C. State Floor 9.870
Emily Shepard No. 28 N.C. State Beam 9.890
Emily Shepard No. 28 N.C. State Floor 9.890
Nicole Webb No. 28 N.C. State Beam 9.880
Alexis Ortega No. 28 N.C. State Beam 9.860

Article by Jenna King

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