With the gymnastics season of Women’s College Gymnastics booming, this weekend offers a high action buffet to appreciate. If you have never watched the academic gymnastics before, you were enjoying it. The university crowds are noisy and colorful, and the teams are underlined. If you watched the Olympic Games and International Gymnastics, you know the devices of a university meeting: vault, balance beam, unequal bars and exercise on the ground. The individual scores are added for the team scores, the score of the Max device being of course a perfect 10. The classification below comes from qualification scores that the gymnasts have set up throughout the season.
The gymnastics season will end with the regional NCAA from April 2 to 6, followed by the NCAA championships in Fort Worth, Texas, from April 17 to 19. Return to the top after winning the title in 2022 and 2023.
With so many renowned matches this weekend, each flip, tower and rotation will help prepare the gymnasts for the April Gauntlet. Here is an overview of what to look at this weekend, how to look at it and when:
Friday February 21
N ° 5 Florida at n ° 1 oklahoma
The Sooners have a busy weekend and are starting to face a new dry enemy. If you connect to this meeting, you will see the upper gymnasts, second, third and fourth of the NCAA in the full competition. For Oklahoma, Faith Torrez, second, can display huge scores in the safe and floor exercise, and you don’t want to miss Jordan Bowers, third, on the beam. Last week, Leanne Wong scored a perfect 10 on the beam and came to only 0.025 points of 10 on bars for Florida. Connect yourself to ESPN2 at 8:45 p.m. he.
N ° 3 LSU at n ° 9 Kentucky
LSU, the 2024 national champion, has just won a big victory over Oklahoma. Kailin Chio and Aleah Finnegan can both put large scores for tigers. The Kentucky shines on Vault, with Makenzie Wilson and Isabella Magnelli paving the way.
“Our goal remains the same each week”, “the LSU head coach, Jay Clark, saidvia lsusports.net. “We still have to happen at a high level outside of our arena and that is what we are looking to do (Friday). It is certainly important to victory in our hunting as the regular season, but we really want Show improvement since the last time we were on the road.
Look at the dry network at 7 p.m. HE for this match.
N ° 11 Auburn at n ° 17 Alabama
It is not a confrontation of two best teams, but regardless of sport – when Alabama and Auburn participate in anything, there will be fireworks (especially after n ° 1, Auburn has removed N ° 2 in Alabama in male basketball last weekend). The Katelyn Jong des Tigers is ranked 17th among the versatile, while Gabby Gladieux de l’Alabama will open the way to the tide. The dry network will carry this meeting, from 8:30 p.m. he.
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Friday: N ° 14 Arkansas, n ° 10 Oregon St., n ° 19 Arizona, Semo
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Sunday: N ° 1 Oklahoma against North Carolina
Young gymnasts from all over the country will go to Fort Worth for a competition for male and female gymnastics, as well as clogging and trampoline competitions. As part of this event, university teams will participate in Fort Worth Convention Center.
Friday evening, look for the double Olympic gold medalist Jade Carey to direct the Oregon State against other best teams. Carey is currently classified at the top of the NCAA among the versatile scores, as well as the third in the unequal bars and first on the balance beam. For Arkansas, Joscallyn Dress and Frankie Price are dynamos on the ground. Sunday is another blow to see Oklahoma try to keep its higher classification. This event is not a television, so keep an eye on the social clips of each team.
Sunday February 23
N ° 2 UCLA at n ° 15 Michigan
One way to avoid Sunday scars is to spend the afternoon watching exceptional gymnastics. Twice Olympian Jordan Chiles – Fresh of the Paris and recently Named Time Woman of the Year Alongside the Wnba A’ja Wilson – will bring it Fun and high -end floor exercise to Ann Arbor. The routine of the bars of Frida Esparza is also to be monitored for the Bruins. For Wolverines, Carly Baumann’s floor and Kayli Boozer balance beam should also respond to the protruding facts. Check it on Big Ten Network at 4 p.m. HE.
NCAA Top 10 (team) female gymnastics classification
1. Wellake
2. UCLA
3. LSU
4. Utah
5. Florida
6. California
7. Michigan condition
8. Missouri
9. Kentucky
10. Oregon status
NCAA TOP 10 (individual) female gymnastics classification
1. Jade Carey (Oregon state)
2. Faith Torrez (Oklahoma)
3. Jordan Bowers (Oklahoma)
4. Leanne Wong (Florida)
5. MAKENNA SMITH (UTAH)
6. Mya Lauzon (California)
7. Lily Pederson (Oklahoma)
8. Grace McCallum (Utta)
T9. Kailin Chio (LSU)
T9. Emjae Frazier (California)
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