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Ashley Hiller

**School**
 **Years on Team**
 **Transfer**
 **Hometown**
 **Current Status**
 **Club Gym**
 **Twitter**

* BHSO + BHSO + LOSO
* Front Aerial
* Switch + Split Jump
* Gainer Pike

* Double Pike
* Front 1/1 + Front Pike (open)
* Switch Straddle + Straddle 1/1
* Back 1.5 + Front Pike (open)

Floor

## Career

### 2019 Senior Season

Competed in exhibition on beam for the Sooners against Alabama on March 15, earning a career-high 9.8.

### 2017 Sophmore Season (Florida)

Turned in a 9.575 exhibition floor exercise routine at North Carolina…anchored floor lineup versus West Virginia (8.95)…member of Southeastern Conference Academic Honor Roll.

### 2016 Freshman Season (Florida)

Part of Gators’ vault (9.70) and floor (9.775) lineups versus Arkansas…also part of floor lineups at Texas Woman’s University (9.725) and Georgia (9.675)…member of SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll.

## Individual Results

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## Club Career

Trained as a Level 10 competitor at Stars Gymnastics Houston under coaches Dan and Ashley Baker.

Shared second in vault in 2015 Junior Olympic National Level 10 – Senior D Championships…sixth in floor and seventh in both all-around and beam in 2015 Region 3 Level 10 – Senior D competition to advance to the J.O. National Championships…shared 2015 Texas Level 10 – Senior E vault title - also third on floor and sixth in all-around in same meet to qualify for Region 3 meet…won Senior B vault competition at the 2014 Junior Olympic National Invitational Tournament and took fifth on balance beam and sixth in floor exercise…fourth in Senior A Level 10 vault competition at the 2015 WOGA Classic…Level 10 competitor since 2013

## Personal

Hometown is Houston, Texas …Parents are Bob and Michelle Hiller … Has three siblings: Trey, Brett and Ryan … Majoring in health and exercise science at OU.
1984 NCAA Gymnastics Championships

**The 1984 NCAA Women's Gymnastics Championships** involved 10 schools competing for the national championship of women's NCAA Division I gymnastics. It was the third NCAA gymnastics national championship and the defending NCAA Team Champion for 1983 was Utah. The Competition took place in Los Angeles, California hosted by UCLA in Pauley Pavilion.

## Results

### Individual

 Penney Hauschild*Alabama*
 Kim Neal*Arizona State*
2010 NCAA Gymnastics Championships

**The 2010 NCAA Women's Gymnastics Championships** were held in Gainesville, FL on April 22–24, 2010. UCLA Bruins won the 2010 team competition, earning their sixth national championship.

## Regionals

\*Originally, Oregon State tied with Georgia for second place, but a tie breaker was induced and the second place finish was awarded to Oregon State.

## Final Results

### Super Six

Kaelie BaerMarci BernholtzMonique De La TorreTauny FrattoneAisha GerberDanielle GreigElyse Hopfner-HibbsTiffany HylandTalia KushynskiAnna LiBrittani McCulloughAlyssa PritchettMizuki SatoCourtney ShannonChloe TakayanagiAllison TaylorNiki TomLichelle WongVanessa Zamarripa
Candace CindellMegan FergusonJacqueline FlaneryNatasha KelleyJulie KramerMary MantleBethany NeubauerKayla NowakBrie OlsonNitya RamaswamiNatalie RatcliffMelanie RootKristin SmithSara StoneHollie Vise
Courtney BellAlyssa ChapmanMorgan DennisJocelyn FowlerMarissa GutierrezMary HauswirthKayla HoffmanRicki LebegernMegan MashburnCasey OvertonErika PearsonKassi PriceAshley PriessAshley SledgeGeralen Stack-EatonRachel Terry
Shelly AlexanderAlyssa BrownStephanie CarterNicole DaytonDaniella IkomaAllyse IshinoCarly JanigaAshley MorganCatherine NguyenNicole PechanecJenny PeterBlair RylandAlexandra SkolyTenaya WestMing Ya Zhou
Amanda CastilloAshanée DickersonNicole EllisAmy FergusonCourtney GladysAlicia GoodwinLiz GreenAshley KerrMarissa KingDali LemezanElizabeth MahlichMaranda SmithRandy StagebergRebekah Zaiser
Cortni BeersDaria BijakJamie DeetscreekAnnie DiLuzioJacquelyn JohnsonFumina KobayashiGael MackieStephanie McAllisterKatelyn MohrBeth RizzoKyndal RobartsMeg Whitney

### Individual

 Hollie Vise*Oklahoma*
 **Balance Beam** |  Susan Jackson*LSU* |  Carly Janiga*Stanford*
 Courtney McCool*Georgia*
 **Floor Exercise** |  Brittani McCullough*UCLA* |  Hollie Vise*Oklahoma*
 Sarah Shire*Missouri*
 Brandi Personett*Penn State*
Brehanna Showers

**Nickname**
 **School**
 **Years on Team**
 **Status**
 **Hometown**
 **Club Gym**
 **Twitter**

* Yurchenko 1/1

Bars

* Shushunova
* Giant 1/2 + Bail HS
* Stand on LB
* 1/1 Double tuck

Beam

* 1/1 turn
* BHSO + LOSO
* Beat jump + Split 1/1
* Front toss + Beat jump + Korbut
* Cartwheel + Gainer layout 1/1

Floor

* Double Pike
* Rudi
* Split leap 1/1 + Split 1/1
* Whip 1/2 + Front 1/1

* Yurchenko 1/1

Bars

* Shushunova
* Giant 1/2 + Bail HS
* Stand on LB
* 1/1 Double tuck

Beam

* 1/1 turn
* BHSO + LOSO
* Switch + Straight jump 1/1 + Korbut
* Front toss + Beat jump
* Cartwheel + Gainer layout 1/1

Floor

* Double Pike
* Front 1/1 + Front layout
* Switch + Ring leap 1/1
* Whip 1/2 + Front 1/1

### 2020 Senior Season

Suffered a season-ending injury in preseason and did not compete for the Sooners in 2020.

### 2019 Junior Season

Saw action in five meets for the Sooners before suffering a season-ending injury...tied her career high on floor with a 9.925 at the Metroplex Challenge (Jan. 26).

### 2018 Sophomore Season

Second-team All-American (vault, all-around)…made her collegiate debut after being sidelined by injury in 2017…competed in all 15 meets for the Sooners…competed all-around for the first time in her career at Alabama (March 16), scoring a career-high 39.475…tallied a career high 9.975 on beam at UCLA (Feb. 4)…set her career-high on vault with a 9.8875 at the NCAA Super six…tallied a career high 9.9 on floor three times…scored a career high on bars with a 9.900 at the NCAA Super Six…Big 12 Newcomer of the Week (Feb. 5).

### 2017 Freshman Season

Unable to compete in 2017 after suffering an injury in the preseason.

## Individual Results

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## Club Career

Level 10 gymnast at R-Athletics … Trained under Rachel Rydbeck and Daniel McCarty … Member of the USA Junior Olympic National Team … Placed first on vault, bars and floor and in the all-around at 2012 Nationals … Recorded first-place finishes on vault and floor at 2013 Nationals and also took second in the all-around and fifth on bars … Finished in fourth place in the all-around at 2014 Nastia Liukin Cup … Has multiple state and regional titles to her name … Regional Finishes: (2012 – first on vault, second in all-around and on beam, floor; 2013 – first on vault, bars and in all-around, fourth on floor, fifth on beam; 2014 – first on vault and bars, second on beam and floor) … State Championships First-Place Finishes: (2012 – vault, bars and in all-around, 2013 – vault, bars and in all-around, 2014 – vault) … Region 5 All-Star Team member … 2013 Region 5 Gymnast of the Year … Four-year academic honor roll recipient … Recorded a 4.14 GPA … High scores from pre-collegiate competition at Level 10: vault-10.0, bars-9.75, beam-9.675, floor-9.85.

## Personal

Parents are Scot and Nancy Showers … Has four siblings: Karliane, Shain, Brent and Khale … Majoring in psychology with a pre-med emphasis.

## References

1. ↑ http://www.soonersports.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB\_OEM\_ID=31000&ATCLID=211212690
2002 NCAA Gymnastics Championships

**The 2002 NCAA Women's Gymnastics Championships** involved 12 schools competing for the national championship of women's NCAA Division I gymnastics. The competition took place in Tuscaloosa, Alabama hosted by the University of Alabama in Coleman Coliseum.

## Final Results

### Super Six

Natalie BarringtonAlexis BrionHelen BurginTiffany ByrdErin HoldeferLauren HoldeferShannon HrozekStephanie KiteAlexa MartinezWhitney MorganAndreé PickensMichelle ReeserJeana RiceSara ScarboroughKristin SternerRaegan Tomasek
Melinda BaimbridgeCassie BairChelsa ByrdEileen DiazMichelle EmmonsCory FritzingerKinsey RoweBreanne RutherfordSierra SapunarLoren SimpsonMarline StephensTalya Vexler
Alyssa BeckermanMichelle ConwayJamie DantzscherNatasha DesaiLindsey DongChristy EricksonMalia JonesKristen MaloneyKristin ParkerTrishna PatelCarly RaabChristie TedmonDoni ThompsonYvonne TousekValerie VelascoJamie WilliamsOnnie Willis
Kim AllanShannon BowlesAnnabeth EberleDeidra GrahamGritt HofmannTheresa KulikowskiVeronique LeclercAnnie MedcalfLindsay TannerMelissa VitujKylee Wagner
Gina BruceJennifer FrenchCarrie GloudemansLaura GossTami HarrisJulie HoukAlecia IngramA.J. LambLibby LandgrafJamie SaasRichelle SimpsonJess Wertz
Kendall BeckAlissa CooperMandy DelgadoCaroline FluhrerAbby GairShelly GoldbergKaty HerbertKristin JensenLise LéveilléBecky MeldrumRobin PhelpsMarla RanieriKelsey StillingerLindsay Wing

### Individual

 **Floor Exercise** |  Jamie Dantzscher*UCLA*
 Nicki Arnstad*LSU*
2007 NCAA Gymnastics Championships

**The 2007 NCAA Women's Gymnastics Championships** involved 12 schools competing for the national championship of women's NCAA Division I gymnastics. The competition took place in Salt Lake City, Utah hosted by the University of Utah in the Jon M. Huntsman Center.

## Results

### Super Six

Audrey BowersPaige BurnsNikki ChildsAdrienne DishmanMegan DowlenKelsey EricksenChristi FortunatoKatie HeenanLauren JohnsonAshley KupetsCourtney KupetsCourtney McCoolMarcia NewbyLauren SesslerAbby StackGrace TaylorTiffany Tolnay
Kristina BaskettDaria BijakChelsey ColemanJamie DeetscreekAnnie DiLuzioJessica DukeNicolle FordNina KimKatie KivistoStephanie NeffAshley PostellBeth RizzoSarah Shire
Amanda CastilloSavannah EvansCourtney GladysCorey HartungAshley KerrBreanne KingSamantha LutzTiffany MurryAshley ReedKatie RueMelanie SinclairChantelle TousekNicola WillisRebekah Zaiser
Ariana BerlinKristina ComforteJanelle DantzscherAshley JenkinsAnna LiBrittani McCulloughNatalie PadillaAshley PeckettJordan SchwikertTasha SchwikertMichelle Selesky
Stephanie CarterLauren ElmoreKelly FeeStephanie GentryNicole OuradaAlex PintchoukAimee PrecourtHeather PurnellBlair RylandLiz TricaseTenaya WestTabitha Yim
Stephanie CarterKathryn HowardSabrina LongVanessa MelocheMolly OhnoutkaEmily ParsonsMaria ScaffidiDesiré SniatynskiKylie StoneBrittney WilliamsTricia WooMichelle Zabawa

### Individual

 **Uneven Bars** |  Terin Humphrey*Alabama* |  Tasha Schwikert*UCLA*
 Courtney Kupets*Georgia*
 **Balance Beam** |  Ashley Postell*Utah* |  Grace Taylor*Georgia* |  Amanda Castillo*Florida*
 Corey Hartung*Florida*
 Nicole Ourada*Stanford*
Carly Woodard

**Nickname**
 **School**
 **Years on Team**
 **Status**
 **Hometown**
 **Club Gym**
 **Twitter**

* 1/1 turn
* Side aerial + BHSO
* Front toss + beat jump
* Switch leap + leap
* Side aerial to back full twist dismount

* 1/1 turn
* Side aerial + BHSO
* Front toss
* Switch leap + Split jump
* Side aerial + back full twist dismount

* 1/1 turn
* Front toss + BHSO
* Switch leap + Split jump + Beat jump
* Side aerial + back full twist dismount

### 2020 Junior Season

Competed on beam in all 11 meets for the Sooners…Earned a career-high 9.95 at TWU (Feb. 9)…Scored a 9.9 or higher on beam in five of 11 meets…Earned a 9.800 or higher in 10 of 11 meets.

### 2019 Sophomore Season

First-team All-American (beam)…2019 Athens Regional Beam Champion...WCGA Second-Team All-American (beam)...Competed in 16 meets for the Sooners on beam… Earned a career-high 9.950 on beam twice…Earned a 9.900 or higher 10 times, including each of her last six meets.

### 2018 Freshman Season

Made her collegiate debut on beam on Jan. 21 against Iowa State and TWU…Recorded a career-high 9.950 at Florida on Jan. 26…Competed in five meets for the Sooners…Big 12 Event Specialist of the Week (Jan. 29).

## Club Career

Level 10 Gymnast at Fuzion Gymnastics … Trained under Mike and Jackie Heredia … Competed at nationals twice during her junior and senior years of high school, finishing 10th on beam (2016) and 11th on floor, 13th on beam and 22nd in the all-around (2017) … National Honor Society Member … Named to Principal’s Honor Roll during the spring semester of her senior year.

## Personal

Daughter of Steve and Marnie Woodard and sister to Tori … Majoring in biology at OU … Also recruited by Kentucky, Missouri and TWU.

## References

1. ↑ http://www.soonersports.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB\_OEM\_ID=31000&ATCLID=211652137
1995 NCAA Gymnastics Championships

**The 1995 NCAA Women's Gymnastics Championships** involved 12 schools competing for the national championship of women's NCAA Division I gymnastics. The Competition took place in Athens, Georgia, hosted by the University of Georgia in the Georgia Coliseum.

## Results

### Super Six

Megan CaudleKelley DelaneyAlysa FrenzSuzanne MetzMonica ShawTraci SommerAimee TrepanierSandy Woolsey
Debbie BermanKelly CarforaAutumn DonatiHeather KabnickLauren LaBrancheLi Li LeungMay May LeungWendy MarshallAndrea McDonaldTina MirandaDianna RanelliBeth WymerCarrie Zickus
Kim BonaventuraMerritt BoothChastity JunkinKim KellyDanielle McAdamsShay MurphyHeather NasserMarna NeubauerMeredith WillardStephanie Woods
Corinne CheeMegan FentonDee FischerAndrea FongLeah HommaKristin HormellLiz LaheyKareema MarrowAmy SmithStella Umeh
Leslie AngelesKim ArnoldJulie BallardLeah BrownAndrea DeweyLisa KureNneka LoganAgina SimpkinsLori Strong
Heather BennettMegan BertDeanne DroegemuelSarah FerrariNicola JensenNathalia LauwLeah McKernanRandi MillerRenee RunyonAmy SlackKristie SnyderAmanda TurkoAnne Marie Vassallo

### Individual

 Amy Myerson*Florida*
 **Vault** |  Jenny Hansen*Kentucky* |  Leah Brown*Georgia* |  Heather Kabnick*Michigan*
 **Uneven Bars** |  Beth Wymer*Michigan* |  Lori Strong*Georgia* |  Jenny Hansen*Kentucky*
 Kristen Guise*Florida*
 **Balance Beam** |  Jenny Hansen*Kentucky* |  Stella Umeh*UCLA*
 Kristen Guise*Florida*
 Megan Caudle*Utah*
 **Floor Exercise** |  Jenny Hansen*Kentucky*
 Stella Umeh*UCLA*
 Leslie Angeles*Georgia*

## Notable Moments

* Three perfect 10's were scored at these Championships: two by Kentucky's Jenny Hansen (one in prelims on vault and one in the balance beam event finals) and one by UCLA's Kareema Marrow on floor exercise in the Super Six.
2022 NCAA Gymnastics Championships

**The 2022 NCAA Gymnastics Championships** were held at the Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas on April 14-16, 2022. Eight teams from the four regional meets advanced to the NCAA Division I national team and individual titles. The top two teams from each semifinal moved into the final, called "Four on the Floor".

## Regionals

There were four Regional Championships on April 1-3 at the following four sites with start times between 4 and 6 p.m. local time. The format was as follows:

* Eight full teams competed in each Regional.
* The top four teams in each semi-final competed in the final round.
* The top two teams in each final advanced to the National Championships.

## Final Results

### Four on the Floor

Jordan BowersAudrey DavisVanessa DenizJenna DunnDanae FletcherBell JohnsonCaitin KirkpatrickEmma LaPintaKatherine LevasseurMoorea LinkerAudrey LynSheridan RamseyDanielle SieversRagan SmithMadison SnookAllie SternMeilin SullivanKarrie ThomasOlivia TrautmanAmy WierCarly Woodard
Alyssa BaumannSloane BlakelyLeah ClapperChloi ClarkBri EdwardsGabrielle GallentineMorgan HurdSydney Johnson-ScharpfEllie LazzariAlex MageeRiley McCuskerNya ReedPayton RichardsSavannah SchoenherrMegan SkaggsHalley TaylorTrinity ThomasLeanne Wong
Alexia BurchKara EakerJaylene GilstrapCammy HallJillian HoffmanCristal IsaGrace McCallumAmelie MorganMaile O'KeefeAbby PaulsonAdrienne RandallJaedyn RuckeryAlani SabadoSydney SoloskiLucy StanhopeSage Thompson
Ananda BrownAria BruschJada GlennDerrian GobourneSophia GrothOlivia HollingsworthSara HubbardSuni LeeCaroline LeonardGabby McLaughlinMorgan Leigh OldhamAllie RiddleAdeline SabadosPayton SmithPipe SmithCassie SteventsAnna SumnerTara WalshDrew Watson

### Individual

 Sierra Brooks*Michigan*
 Lexy Ramler*Minnesota*
 Audrey Davis*Oklahoma*
 Jade Carey*Oregon State*
 **Balance Beam** |  Suni Lee*Auburn* |  Adeline Kenlin*Iowa*
 Sienna Schreiber*Missouri*
 **Floor Exercise** |  Trinity Thomas*Florida* |  Derrian Gobourne*Auburn*
 Jordan Bowers*Oklahoma*

## Notable Moments

* During the first rotation of the second semi-final, the uneven bars were set incorrectly. Once the mistake was realized and the bars reset, Florida was permitted to redo their bars lineup.
1990 NCAA Gymnastics Championships

**The 1990 NCAA Women's Gymnastics Championships** involved 12 schools competing for the national championship of women's NCAA Division I gymnastics. It was the ninth NCAA gymnastics national championship and the defending NCAA Team Champion for 1989 was Georgia. The competition took place in Corvallis, Oregon hosted by the Oregon State University in Gill Coliseum.

## Results

### Individual

 Dee Dee Foster*Alabama*
 **Balance Beam** |  Joy Selig*Oregon State* |  Dee Dee Foster*Alabama*
 Carol Ulrich*UCLA*
 **Floor Exercise** |  Joy Selig*Oregon State* |  Shelly Schaerrer*Utah*
 Melissa Marlowe*Utah*
1987 NCAA Gymnastics Championships

**The 1987 NCAA Women's Gymnastics Championships** involved 12 schools competing for the national championship of women's NCAA Division I gymnastics. It was the sixth NCAA gymnastics national championship and the defending NCAA Team Champion for 1986 was Utah. The competition took place in Salt Lake City, Utah hosted by the University of Utah in the Jon M. Huntsman Center.
1986 NCAA Gymnastics Championships

**The 1986 NCAA Women's Gymnastics Championships** involved 10 schools competing for the national championship of women's NCAA Division I gymnastics. It was the fifth NCAA gymnastics national championship and the defending NCAA Team Champion for 1985 was Utah. The Competition took place in Gainesville, Florida hosted by the University of Florida in the O'Connell Center. The 1986 Championship marked the first time that a record score was not set.

## Results

### Individual

 Jackie Brummer*Arizona State*
 Pam Loree*Penn State*
 Penney Hauschild*Alabama*
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Competition Schedules:University of Maryland

Click on each Meet's link for extended info, including the scores on every apparatus from every competing gymnast!

## 2018-19 Schedule

*Note: In competitions with more than one opponent, the highest score that doesn't belong to the team this page is associated with is shown in the Opponent's Score section. You can click on the competitions for more information about all the scores.*
1989 NCAA Gymnastics Championships

**The 1989 NCAA Women's Gymnastics Championships** involved 12 schools competing for the national championship of women's NCAA Division I gymnastics. It was the eighth NCAA gymnastics national championship and the defending NCAA Team Champion for 1988 was Alabama. The competition took place in Athens, Georgia hosted by the University of Georgia in the Georgia Coliseum.

While Suzanne Yoculan and the Georgia Gym Dogs hosted, the favorite heading into nationals was Tanya Service and the UCLA Bruins with the #1 seed. Juggernaut #2 seed, Utah came in with the addition of 1988 American Olympian, Missy Marlowe. The Defending Champion, Alabama lost their top gymnast, Marie Robbins to an ankle injury before the finals.

The end of the competition, UCLA head coach Jerry Tomlinson filed an inquiry over several scores with the judges. After the judges review, UCLA still fell short five one-hundredth of a point.

## Results

### Individual

 **Uneven Bars** |  Lucy Wener*Georgia* |  Corinne Wright*Georgia*
 Crystal Savage*Nebraska*
 **Balance Beam** |  Joy Selig*Oregon State*
 Jill Andrews*UCLA*
 Corinne Wright*Georgia*

## Notable Moments

* Georgia won their second team title with a record score of 192.650.
* Georgia's Lucy Wener became the first gymnast to score a perfect 10 in NCAA history, on uneven bars in the event finals.
Alexa Al-Hameed

**School**
 **Born**
 **Years on Team**
 **Current status**
 **Twitter**

**Alexa Al-Hameed** (born March 15th, 2000) was a Level 10 gymnast. She switched her commitment from the University of Oklahoma to the University of Georgia and immediately made an impact on the uneven bars.

## Competitive History

### Pre-College

Alexa trained at Triad Gymnastics and qualified to the JO National Championships from 2014 to 2016. She also qualified to the Nastia Liukin Cup in 2014, 2015 and 2018. She gained attention from fans for her stellar uneven bar work.

### 2019

Alexa continued to impress on the uneven bars, performing a high flying Tkatchev release move. She performed on that event in every meet, scoring as high as 9.95. Her role on this event helped the Georgia Bulldogs qualify to the National Championships.

Alexa retired from collegiate gymnastics and the sport as a whole after the 2019 season.

## Awards

* filler for organization\*

(Awards that can be put in this section include honda awards, all-american, gymnast of the week, etc.)

## Medal Count (Individual Meet Results)

*Note: As of 2016, the NCAA Championship Semifinals also serve as the All-Around and Event Finals. The team final score displayed in the Semifinal row is what the team ranked in their semifinal (there are two semifinals. This ranking only takes into account the one the team is apart of).*

*Note 2: Results for meets can be found on Road to Nationals .*
1992 NCAA Gymnastics Championships

**The 1992 NCAA Women's Gymnastics Championships** involved 12 schools competing for the national championship of women's NCAA Division I gymnastics. It was the eleventh NCAA gymnastics national championship and the defending NCAA Team Champion for 1991 was Alabama. The competition took place in St. Paul, Minnesota in the St. Paul Civic Center.

## Results

### Team

Jenny DonaldsonKristen KenoyerMeredith KingMelissa MarloweSuzanne MetzTracy RichardShelly SchaerrerAimee TrepanierMissy Wells-TaylorKelli Wolsey
Jennifer CarboneAndrea DeweyNneka LoganKelly MacyChris RodisSandy RowletteAgina SimpkinsHope SpiveyHeather SteppTraci Tilton
Gina BasileDana DobranskySheryl DundasDee Dee FosterKatherine KelleherShea McFallKara StilpGretchen StockleyMarti Watson
Allison BarberKaren CimochowskiJada HiltabrandTracy KernerRené LystApril PolitoJanice RogersLauri RussoColby SilverKerry Slattery
Anna BasalduaStacy FowlkesNicole GarrettKristi GunningBeth HansenJaime JonesJenna KaradbilKendra NogareDiana RendallTania Schneider
Marilyn AndersonKely BakerTraci CroverAmy DurhamLeslie HammondNicole JensenChari KnightDonna LinderJennifer McMullinMichelle SandozWendy Smith

### Individual

 Kristen Kenoyer*Utah*
 Heather Stepp*Georgia*
 **Uneven Bars** |  Melissa Marlowe*Utah* |  Nneka Logan*Georgia* |  Dee Dee Foster*Alabama*
 Shelly Schaerrer*Utah*
 **Balance Beam** |  Melissa Marlowe*Utah*
 Dana Dobransky*Alabama*

## Notable Moments

* Utah became the first, and so far only, school to sweep the individual NCAA titles.
2019 NCAA Gymnastics Championships

**The 2019 NCAA Gymnastics Championships** were held at the Fort Worth Convention Center in Fort Worth, Texas on April 19-20, 2019. Eight teams from the four regional meets advanced to the NCAA Division I national team and individual titles. For the first time, only the top four teams qualified to the final, called "Four on the Floor".

## Regionals

Due to the new format of the National Championships, the Regional Championships were held differently as well. There were only four Regional Championships on April 4-6 at the following four sites with start times between 4 and 6 p.m. local time. The format was as follows:

* Eight full teams competed in each Regional.
* The top four teams in each semi-final competed in the final round.
* The top two teams in each final advanced to the National Championships.

## Final Results

### Four on the Floor

Jade DegouveiaBrenna DowellJordan DraperAshley HillerEmma LaPintaNicole LehrmannAlex MarksMaggie NicholsEvy SchoepferBrehanna ShowersAllie SternKarrie ThomasOlivia TrautmanAnastasia WebbCarly Woodard
Reagan CampbellJulianna CannamelaRebecca D'AntonioBridget DeanChristina DesiderioSami DuranteKennedi EdneySarah EdwardsBailey FerrerSarah FinneganOlivia GunterRuby HarroldMcKenna KelleyAshlyn KirbyLexie Priessman
Nia DennisNorah FlatleyMargzetta FrazierAnna GlennGrace GlennFelicia HanoMadison KocianSavannah KooymanGracie KramerBrielle NguyenKatelyn OhashiKendal PostonKyla RossMercedez SanchezStella SavvidouSara TaubmanMacy ToronjoPauline TratzSekai Wright
Grace BroadhurstLynzee BrownDiana ChesnokEmily GlynnMaddie KarrClaire KernCourtney LoperNatalie MortonMaddie QuarlesAlexandria RuizKaitlyn SchouMia SundstromAlexis Vasquez

### Individual

 Kyla Ross*UCLA*
 **Vault** |  Kennedi Edney*LSU*
 Derrian Gobourne*Auburn*
 Maggie Nichols*Oklahoma*
 Kyla Ross*UCLA*
 **Uneven Bars** |  Sarah Finnegan*LSU* |  Maggie Nichols*Oklahoma*
 Lexy Ramler*Minnesota*
 Lynzee Brown*Denver*
 Brenna Dowell*Oklahoma*
 Kyla Ross*UCLA*

## Notable Moments

* Oklahoma's Maggie Nichols became the first gymnast since Courtney Kupets to win back-to-back all-around titles.
* UCLA's Kyla Ross became the first gymnast since Courtney Kupets to win an NCAA title on all four events.
1993 NCAA Gymnastics Championships

**The 1993 NCAA Women's Gymnastics Championships** involved 12 schools competing for the national championship of women's NCAA Division I gymnastics. The competition took place in Corvallis, Oregon, hosted by Oregon State University in the Gill Coliseum.

## Results

### Super Six

Jennifer CarboneAndrea DeweyNneka LoganKelly MacySandy RowletteAgina SimpkinsHope SpiveyCourtney SnyderHeather SteppLori Strong
Dana DobranskySheryl DundasDee Dee FosterChastity JunkinKim KellyJennifer McKernanMarna NeubauerKara StilpGretchen StockleyMarti Watson
Megan CaudleJenny DonaldsonAlysa FrenzKristen KenoyerMeredith KingJennifer MercierSuzanne MetzTracy RichardAimee TrepanierMissy Wells-TaylorKelli WolseySandy Woolsey
Holly BremerTreena CamachoCorinne CheeMegan FentonDee FischerKareema MarrowKaren NelsonPaula RasmussenDenise StottAmy ThorneCarol Ulrich
Barbara AndrzejewHeather BrownBecky ErwinKurstan FoxMargo JonesJenny LuperDanielle PrittsKerry RagansJennifer Sandidge
Shane AllbrittonStacy FowlkesNicole GarrettKristi GunningJenna KaradbilJessica MarshallKaren TierneyDarci Wambsgans

### Individual

 **Uneven Bars** |  Agina Simpkins*Georgia*
 Beth Wymer*Michigan*
 **Balance Beam** |  Dana Dobransky*Alabama* |  Hope Spivey*Georgia*
 Jenny Hansen*Kentucky*
 **Floor Exercise** |  Tammy Marshall*Massachusetts*
 Amy Durham*Oregon State*
 Heather Stepp*Georgia*

## Perfect 10's

### Semifinals

* Jenny Hansen (Kentucky) - vault
* Hope Spivey (Georgia) - floor exercise

### Super Six

* Dee Dee Foster (Alabama) - vault
* Agina Simpkins (Georgia) - vault
* Heather Stepp (Georgia) - vault, floor exercise
* Lori Strong (Georgia) - uneven bars
* Hope Spivey (Georgia) - floor exercise

### Event Finals

* Agina Simpkins (Georgia) - uneven bars
* Beth Wymer (Michigan) - uneven bars
* Dana Dobransky (Alabama) - balance beam
* Amy Durham (Oregon State) - floor exercise
* Tammy Marshall (Massachusetts) - floor exercise
* Heather Stepp (Georgia) - floor exercise
1982 NCAA Gymnastics Championships

**Venue**
 **Team Champion**
 **All-Around Champion**
 **Vault Champion**
 **Uneven Bars Champion**
 **Balance Beam Champion**
 **Floor Exercise Champion**
 **Succeeded by**

**The 1982 NCAA Women's Gymnastics Championships** involved 10 schools competing for the national championship of women's NCAA Division I gymnastics. It was the first NCAA gymnastics national championship but not the first championship for college gymnastics. The NCAA took over for the AIAW in 1982 in determining national champions. The competition took place in Salt Lake City, Utah hosted by the University of Utah in the Jon M. Huntsman Center.

## Results

### Individual

 Christa Canary*Utah*
 **Floor Exercise** |  Mary Ayotte-Law*Oregon State* |  Heidi Anderson*Penn State* |  Suzy Kellems*USC*
 Linda Kardos*Utah*
2018 NCAA Gymnastics Championships

**The 2018 NCAA Gymnastics Championships** were held at the Chaifetz Arena in St. Louis, Missouri on April 20-22, 2018. Twelve teams from the six regional meets advanced to the NCAA Division I national team and individual titles.

## Regionals

Regional Championships were held on April 7th at the following six sites with start times between 4 and 6 p.m. local time:

## Final Results

### Super Six

Nia DennisRechelle DennisAnna GlennGrace GlennSofia GonzalezNapualani HallFelicia HanoJaNay HonestRebecca KarlousMadison KocianSavannah KooymanGracie KramerPeng Peng LeeSonya MerazBrielle NguyenKatelyn OhashiGiulianna PinoKendal PostonKyla RossMercedez SanchezStella SavvidouMacy ToronjoPauline TratzLilia Waller
Natalie BrownStefani CatourSamantha CrausJade DegouveiaBrenna DowellJordan DraperAshley HillerAJ JacksonNicole LehrmannAlex MarksAbigail MatthewsMaggie NicholsEvy SchoepferBrehanna ShowersAnastasia WebbCarly Woodard
Sierra AlexanderKennedy BakerAlyssa BaumannAlicia BorenMaegan ChantAmanda CheneyJazmyn FobergRachel GoweyAmelia HundleyFrancesca LawalGrace McLaughlinAlex McMurtryMegan SkaggsRachel SlocumNicole Webb
Reagan CampbellJulianna CannamelaBridget DeanChristina DesiderioSami DuranteKennedi EdneySarah EdwardsSarah FinneganOlivia GunterMyia HambrickRuby HarroldMcKenna KelleyAshlyn KirbyLauren LiErin MacadaegLexie PriessmanGracen Standley
Alexia BurchKari LeeTiffani LewisShannon McNattMaKenna Merrell-GilesErika MuhawMissy ReinstadtlerMacey RobertsMykayla SkinnerSydney SoloskiMaddy StoverKim TessenLauren Wong
Danielle BreenKelli ChungSienna CrouseMakayla CurtisAnika DujakovichAbbie EppersonSierra HasselTaylor HouchinKarley HutchinsonTorri HutchinsonCatelyn OrelKynsee RobyMegan SchweihoferRachel ThompsonMegan Verceles CarrGrace Williams

### Individual

 Brenna Dowell*Oklahoma*
 Alex McMurtry*Florida*
 **Uneven Bars** |  Elizabeth Price*Stanford*
 Maggie Nichols*Oklahoma*
 Alex McMurtry*Florida*
 **Balance Beam** |  Peng Peng Lee*UCLA* |  Kyla Ross*UCLA*
 Maggie Nichols*Oklahoma*
 **Floor Exercise** |  Katelyn Ohashi*UCLA*
 Maggie Nichols*Oklahoma*
 Alyssa Baumann*Florida*

## Notable Moments

* Four perfect 10's were scored:
	+ Stanford's Elizabeth Price and Oklahoma's Maggie Nichols scored perfect 10's on uneven bars in prelims to tie for the NCAA bars title.
	+ UCLA's Peng Peng Lee scored perfect 10's on both of her routines in the Super Six: uneven bars and balance beam. Her latter routine clinched the team title for UCLA by 0.0375 over Oklahoma.
* UCLA's Madison Kocian and Kyla Ross became the first gymnasts to win Olympic, World, and NCAA team titles.
2000 NCAA Gymnastics Championships

**The 2000 NCAA Women's Gymnastics Championships** involved 12 schools competing for the national championship of women's NCAA Division I gymnastics. The competition took place in Boise, Idaho, hosted by Boise State University in the BSU Pavilion.

## Results

### Super Six

Mohini BhardwajLena DegtevaLindsey DongStephanie JohnsonMalia JonesHeidi MoneymakerKristin ParkerCarly RaabAlison StonerDoni ThompsonValerie VelascoOnnie WillisAmy Young
Kim AllanShannon BowlesDeidra GrahamDenise JonesAshley KeverTheresa KulikowskiErin PrewittLeah SaboAngelika SchattonJenny SchmidtLindsay TannerKylee WagnerTheresa Wolf
Brooke AndersenCassie BairAmanda CurryEileen DiazMonica FlammerAnna GingrichCaroline HarrisKristi LicheyDanielle MauroneBreanne RutherfordSuzanne SearsKathleen ShrievesBlair SullivanTalya Vexler
Heather BrinkJennifer FrenchLaura GossJulie HoukA.J. LambArica LambBree Dority O'CallaghanAmy RingoJess WertzNicole Wilkinson
Natalie BarringtonLexa EvansKrista GoleRobin HawkinsKatie HorneckerGina LoganAlexa MartinezWhitney MorganAndreé PickensSara ScarboroughKristin SternerLissy SmithDara StewartRaegan Tomasek
Sarah CainLenna DoolanBrianne FullerJanessa GriecoBridget KnaebleAmy KuczeraSarah-Elizabeth LangfordShannon MackenzieErin McWattChristine MichaudKate NellansMissy PetersonJodie RosenbergKarina SeniorCami SingerTara Tagliarino

### Individual

 Mohini Bhardwaj*UCLA*

## Notable Moments

* Georgia's Kristi Lichey scored a perfect 10 on vault.
King Ceasar

King Caesar is a kaiju that resembles a lion-dog hybrid based on a shisa.

## Pre-Series

King Caesar lived on Monster Island and fended off Titanus Scylla from attacking Okinawa. Along with Shin Godzilla, he heard Ghidorah's second alpha call and swam to Infant Island to check it out.

## Character History

Along with Shin Godzilla, King Caesar headed to Infant Island to ask Mothra if she knew what was going on. The two encountered Rajin, Kong, MechaG, Mothra, and Rodan after the drove off the two Ghidorahs. They soon joined their group to defeat Ghidorah's team.
1997 NCAA Gymnastics Championships

**The 1997 NCAA Women's Gymnastics Championships** involved 12 schools competing for the national championship of women's NCAA Division I gymnastics. The competition took place in Gainesville, Florida, hosted by the University of Florida in the O'Connell Center.

## Super Six Qualifications

\*Utah and Nebraska tied for third place in the first session. A tie-breaker was induced and the third place finish was awarded to Nebraska, leaving Utah out of the Super Six.

## Final Results

### Super Six

Lena DegtevaSusie EricksonAndrea FongKiralee HayashiLisa HileyLeah HommaDeborah MinkHeidi MoneymakerLuisa PortocarreroAmy SmithCarmen TausendStella Umeh
Carie CourtneyWendy EllsberryMichelle HessDina HollermanKim KeeverElizabeth McNabbElizabeth ReidBridget SandmanAmy SheltonLisa VincijanovicMegan Wright
Brooke AndersenLeslie AngelesKim ArnoldJulie BallardJenni BeathardLeah BrownStacey GallowayCaroline HarrisLisa KurcKarin LicheySam MuhlemanCourtney Whittle
Beth AmelkovichKathy BurkeSarah CainKellee DavisAutumn DonatiKristin DuffHeather KabnickLauren LaBrancheSarah-Elizabeth LangfordAndrea McDonaldKate NellansNikki PetersLisa Simes
Maryann EspositoKourtney GallivanJaime GrazianoMartha GrubbsAmy HaganTrisha LolliKelly RamsdellErika SelgaSybil StephensonChrissy Van FleetChrissy VogelAngel Wood
Shelly BartlettHeather BrinkCourtney BrownKim DeHaanAmie DillmanLaury McLaughlinLaura OhlendorfMisty OxfordJess SwiftNicole Wilkinson
2012 NCAA Gymnastics Championships

**The 2012 NCAA Women's Gymnastics Championships** were held in the Gwinnett Center in Duluth, Georgia on April 20–22, 2012. Twelve teams from the six regional meets advanced to the NCAA Division I national team and individual titles. This was also the first time that the Super Six was broadcast live on ESPN3.

## Regionals

Regional Championships were held on April 7, 2012 at the following six sites:

## Final Results

### Super Six

Becca AlexinOlivia CarisellaKaitlyn ClarkSarah DeMeoHunter DennisRia DomierLindsey FowlerLora Leigh FrostMarissa GutierrezKim JacobDiandra MillinerBrooke ParkerAshley PriessAshley SledgeGeralen Stack-EatonRachel TerryHannah ToussaintKayla Williams
Brittany ArlingtonMackenzie CaquattoAshanée DickersonNicole EllisAmy FergusonKytra HunterAlaina JohnsonMarissa KingDali LemezanElizabeth MahlichLauren RoseJamie ShislerRachel SpicerRandy StagebergKiersten WangJade Wiggins
Kaelie BaerSadiqua BynumOlivia CourtneyEllette CraddockMonique De La TorreTauny FrattoneAisha GerberElyse Hopfner-HibbsMattie LarsonTi LiuDana McDonaldSam PeszekAlyssa PritchettSydney SawaCassie WhitcombLichelle WongVanessa Zamarripa
Shelley AlexanderLauren CaldemeyerNicole DaytonDanielle IkomaAllyse IshinoAshley MorganShona MorganAlexandra SkolyAmanda SpinnerKristina VaculikMing Ya Zhou
Cortni BeersGeorgia DabritzNansy DamianovaKailah DelaneyHailee HansenFumina KobayashiMary Beth LofgrenKassandra LopezCorrie LothropStephanie McAllisterLia PrioreKyndal RobartsVictoria ShanleyBecky TutkaTory Wilson
Amy BorsellinoStephani CanizaroKatherine GrableMariah HowdeshellSammy KolbasKelci LewisShelby SalmonJordan SalsbergGenny SalvatoreAmanda SeibertScarlett WilliamsBailee Zumwalde

## Notable Moments

* UCLA's Vanessa Zamarripa scored a perfect 10 on vault in the Super Six.
2003 NCAA Gymnastics Championships

**The 2003 NCAA Women's Gymnastics Championships** were held in April 2003 and involved 12 schools competing for the national championship of women's NCAA Division I gymnastics. The competition took place in Lincoln, Nebraska hosted by the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in the Bob Devaney Sports Center.

## Results

### Super Six

Jeanette AntolinAlyssa BeckermanJamie DantzscherChristy EricksonMalia JonesKristen MaloneyHolly MurdockKristin ParkerTrishna PatelCarly RaabKate RichardsonChristie TedmonDoni ThompsonYvonne TousekJamie WilliamsOnnie Willis
Mari BayerAlexis BrionRachael DelahoussayeDana FilettiLauren HoldeferShannon HrozekStephanie KiteAshley MilesDana PierceLauren PruittMichelle ReeserJeana RiceKristin SternerLarissa Stewart
Jamie AckermanCassie BairChelsa ByrdMichelle EmmonsMarie FjordholmCory FritzingerAshley MillerBreasha PruittKinsey RoweSierra SapunarLoren SimpsonBrittany SmithMarline StephensKeri Lee Sullivan
Gina BruceTiffany ByrdJennifer FrenchCarrie GloudemansTami HarrisJulie HoukA.J. LambLibby LandgrafJamie SaasRichelle SimpsonJess Wertz
Becca ClausonRachel ColonJenny DeileyJanessa GriecoChelsea KrollChristine MantiliaLauren MirkovichElise RayKara RosellaErica RubinCalli RyalsKallie Steffes
Kim AllanDominique D'OliveiraAnnabeth EberleGritt HofmannTheresa KulikowskiVeronique LeclercNatalie NicoloffGabriella OnodiKristen RiffanachtMelissa VitujKylee Wagner

## Notable Moments

* During prelims, Nebraska's Tami Harris caught her shins on the high bar when she dismounted on the uneven bars, causing her to land on her head. She was taken to the hospital as a precaution, and was cleared to continue competing.
Competition Schedules:University of Missouri

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## 2018-19 Schedule

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2016 NCAA Gymnastics Championships

**The 2016 NCAA Gymnastics Championships** were held at the Fort Worth Convention Center Arena in Fort Worth, TX on April 15-17, 2016. Twelve teams from the six regional meets advanced to the NCAA Division I national team and individual titles.

## Regionals

Regional Championships were held on at the following six sites with start times between 4 and 6 p.m. local time:

## Final Results

### Super Six

Natalie BrownChayse CappsStefani CatourSamantha CrausReagan HemryAJ JacksonCharity JonesMaile'ana KanewaKeeley KmieciakNicole LehrmannKara LovanAlex MarksHunter PriceHaley ScamanMegan ThompsonNicole TurnerMcKenzie Wofford
Julianna CannamelaSydney EwingSarah FinneganMichelle GauthierAshleigh GnatMyia HambrickMcKenna KelleyLauren LiErin MacadaegKylie MoranLexie PriessmanJessica SavonaKaitlyn SzafranskiRandii WyrickShae Zamardi
Abby ArmbrechtKatie BaileyLauren BeersMackenzie BrannanJenna BresetteAngelina GiancroceAriana GuerraNickie GuerreroAmanda HuangAmanda JetterJennie LoebKeely McNeerAvery RickettMary Lillian SandersAja SimsCarley SimsMackenzie ValentinKiana Winston
Kennedy BakerAlicia BorenClaire BoyceBridgette CaquattoAmanda CheneyLacy DagenBianca Dancose-GiambattistoPeyton ErnstEricha FassbenderMorgan FrazierAshley HillerGrace McLaughlinAlex McMurtryBridget Sloan
Matteah BrowSadiqua BynumAngi CipraSophina DeJesusRechelle DennisDanusia FrancisMikaela GerberNapualani HallJaNay HonestPeng Peng LeeSonya MerazMelissa MetcalfHallie MossettKatelyn OhashiMadison PrestonStella SavvidouNicki ShapiroMacy Toronjo
Jasmine ArnoldVivi BabalisMary Beth BoxCaroline BradfordAshlyn BroussardGracie CherreyBrandie JayLauren JohnsonGigi MarinoMorgan ReynoldsBeth RobertsBrittany RogersHayley SandersRachel SchickSydney SneadNatalie Vaculik

### Individual

 Katie Bailey*Alabama*
 **Uneven Bars** |  Bridget Sloan*Florida*
 Brittany Rogers*Georgia*
 Bridget Sloan*Florida*

## Notable Moments

* In the second sessions of prelims, Nebraska's Jennie Laeng fell from the uneven bars and landed on her head. She was carried out of the arena on a backboard and taken to the hospital.
1998 NCAA Gymnastics Championships

**The 1998 NCAA Women's Gymnastics Championships** involved 12 schools competing for the national championship of women's NCAA Division I gymnastics. The competition took place in Los Angeles, California, hosted by UCLA in the Pauley Pavilion.

## Final Results

### Super Six

Brooke AndersenKim ArnoldJulie BallardJenni BeathardAmanda CurryStacey GallowayCaroline HarrisKarin LicheyKristi LicheySam MuhlemanKelli PrestigiacomoSuzanne SearsKathleen ShrievesCourtney Whitney
Teal ChiabottiMaryann EspositoGabby FuchsKourtney GallivanJaime GrazianoBetsy HammSusan HinesKim NovackErika SelgaMikara SteinbergSybil StephensonKatie SydesChrissy Van FleetDana Wickham
Merritt BoothMandy ChapmanLexa EvansBecca FieldsRobin HawkinsKatie HorneckerGina LoganApril MakinsonDanielle McAdamsShay MurphyLissy SmithGwen SpidleDara Stewart
Shannon BowlesMarilyn EkdahlDenise JonesAshley KeverAngie LeonardSarah NorthropMolly NorthropSummer ReidAngelika SchattonJenny SchmidtTraci SommerTheresa Wolf
Mohini BhardwajLena DegtevaSusie EricksonAndrea FongKiralee HayashiLisa HileyDeborah MinkHeidi MoneymakerAlexis NormanLuisa PortocarreroCarmen TausendTami TaylorStella Umeh
Becky AckerCarie CourtneyWendy EllsberryKristin FanningMichelle HessGina HolleranKim KeeverElizabeth McNabbElizabeth ReidAmy SheltonKim SkinnerLisa VincijanovicMeagan Wright

### Individual

 Larissa Fontaine*Stanford*
 Jenni Beathard*Georgia*
 Kim Arnold*Georgia*
 Karin Lichey*Georgia*

## Notable Moments

* Three perfect 10's were scored in the Super Six; one by Florida's Susan Hines on vault, one by UCLA's Stella Umeh on floor exercise, and one by Georgia's Karin Lichey on vault.
Competition Schedules:University of Michigan

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## 2018-19 Schedule

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1991 NCAA Gymnastics Championships

**The 1991 NCAA Women's Gymnastics Championships** involved 12 schools competing for the national championship of women's NCAA Division I gymnastics. It was the tenth NCAA gymnastics national championship and the defending NCAA Team Champion for 1990 was Utah. The competition took place in Tuscaloosa, Alabama hosted by the University of Alabama in Coleman Coliseum.

## Results

### Team

Gina BasileDana DobranskyKeri DuleySheryl DundasDee Dee FosterKatherine KelleherKim MastersShea McFallKara StilpTina RinkerMarti Watson
Jenny DonaldsonAmy KellerKristen KenoyerMeredith KingMelissa MarloweTracy RichardShelly SchaerrerJessica SmithMissy Wells-Taylor
Lisa AliceaChristy BedelleJennifer CarboneKelly MacyJulie PonsteinChris RodisSandy RowletteSophie RoyceHope SpiveyHeather SteppTraci Tilton
Kelly BakerTraci CroverAmy DurhamLeslie HammondChari KnightDonna LinderJennifer McMullinMichelle SandozJoy SeligJamie ShermanWendy Smith
Allison BarberPaula BrightLynn CraneJada HiltabrandMariane KreisherRené LystApril PolitoJanice RogersKira RohmLaurie RussoColby Silver
Jeanette HrubesMelissa KutcherKristy LewisChristina McDonaldLisa PanzeroniJocelyn RathbunKari RobidouxNicole StockerPam TitusTracy WilsonLynette Wittmeier

### Individual

 Hope Spivey*Georgia*
 Chari Knight*Oregon State*
 **Balance Beam** |  Melissa Marlowe*Utah*
 Gina Basile*Alabama*
 Melissa Marlowe*Utah*
 Dana Dobransky*Alabama*

## Notable Moments

* In the balance beam final, Utah's Melissa Marlowe and Alabama's Gina Basile tied for first place. However, this was due to the scores being added incorrectly. Basile's score was supposed to be a 9.825 instead of a 9.875, but the NCAA decided to let her keep first place. Basile and her coach, Sarah Patterson, wanted to relinquish first place to keep things fair, but the NCAA wouldn't let them.
1994 NCAA Gymnastics Championships

**The 1994 NCAA Women's Gymnastics Championships** involved 12 schools competing for the national championship of women's NCAA Division I gymnastics. The competition took place in Salt Lake City, Utah, hosted by the University of Utah in the Jon M. Huntsman Center.

## Results

### Super Six

Megan CaudleKelley DelaneyAlysa FrenzMeredith KingJennifer MercierSuzanne MetzAimee TrepanierMissy Wells-TaylorKelli WolseySandy Woolsey
Kim BonaventuraSheryl DundasChastity JunkinKim KellyKara StilpMarti WatsonMeredith WillardStephanie Woods
Leslie AngelesLeah BrownAndrea DeweyNneka LoganKelly MacyAgina SimpkinsHope SpiveyLori Strong
Debbie BermanKelly CarforaLi Li LeungWendy MarshallAndrea McDonaldTina MirandaDianna RanelliBeth Wymer
Treena CamachoCorinne CheeAnne DixonMegan FentonDee FischerLeah HommaKareema MarrowKaren NelsonSunshine SmythStaci Smyth
Kristen GuiseColleen JohnsonAmy MyersonLisa PanzironiKari RobidouxMary Jo SalibaNicole StockerChrissy Vogel

### Individual

 **Uneven Bars** |  Sandy Woolsey*Utah*
 Lori Strong*Georgia*
 Beth Wymer*Michigan*