The 2011 NCAA Women's Gymnastics Regional Championships will take place in 6 separate locations on Saturday, April 2nd. You can follow all the action from around the country right here on this page!
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Athens Regional – University of Georgia - 4pm ET
Live Results | Live Video | Meet Homepage
Teams
1. UCLA (#6)
2. Georgia (#8)
3. LSU (#18)
4. North Carolina State (#26)
5. Maryland (#28)
6. West Virginia (#29)
Final Results:
UCLA 197.425 - qualified
Georgia 196.750 - qualified
LSU 195.350
North Carolina State 194.750
University of Maryland 193.200
West Virginia 192.500
All Around Champion: Olivia Courtney, UCLA 39.50
Individual Qualifiers: Kaleigh Diskson, LSU 39.075 & Stephanie Ouellette, NC State 38.95
Norman Regional – University of Oklahoma - 5pm ET
Live Results | Live Video | Meet Homepage
Teams
1. Oklahoma (#5)
2. Utah (#7)
3. Washington (#17)
4. New Hampshire (#32)
5. Missouri (#33)
6. North Carolina (#35)
Final Results:
Oklahoma 197.350 - qualified
Utah 196.475 - qualified
Washington 195.30
North Carolina 195.225
New Hampshire 194.500
Missouri 194.175
All Around Champion: Morgan Evans, UNC 39.30
Individual Qualifiers: Morgan Evans, UNC & Aliza Vaccher, Washington 39.25
Ann Arbor Regional – University of Michigan - 6pm ET
Live Results | Live Video | Meet Homepage
Teams
1. Stanford (#4)
2. Michigan (#9)
3. Ohio State (#16)
4. Iowa State (#21)
5. Minnesota (#23)
6. Kent State (#24)
Final Results:
Michigan 197.075 - qualified
Kent State 195.450 - qualified
Ohio State 195.350
Minnesota 195.225
Stanford 195.225
Iowa State 194.800
All Around Champion: Kylee Botterman, 39.50
Individual Qualifiers: Beam: Rebecca Best, Ohio State, AA: Kayla Slechta, Minnesota 39.125 & Michelle Shealy, Iowa State 39.050
Corvallis Regional – Oregon State University - 7pm ET
Live Results | Live Video | Meet Homepage
Teams
1. Oregon State (#3)
2. Nebraska (#10)
3. Iowa (#15)
4. Southern Utah (#31)
5. San Jose State (#34)
6. Michigan State (#36)
Final Results:
Oregon State 197.025 - qualified
Nebraska 196.550 - qualified
Michigan State 194.525
San Jose State 194.425
Iowa 193.925
Southern Utah 193.775
All Around Champion: Leslie Mak, Oregon State 39.475
Individual Qualifiers: Rebecca Simbhudas, Iowa 39.325 & Houry Gebeshian, Iowa 39.30
Tuscaloosa Regional – University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa
Live Results | Meet Website
Teams
1. Alabama (#2)
2. Penn State (#11)
3. Illinois (#14)
4. Auburn (#22)
5. Central Michigan (#25)
6. Kentucky (#30)
Final Results:
Alabama 197.275 - qualified
Illinois 195.925 -qualified
Penn State 195.80
Auburn 195.60
Kentucky 195.175
Central Michigan 195.075
All Around Champion: Kayla Hoffman, Alabama
Individual Qualifiers: Sharaya Musser, Penn State & Kylie Shields of Auburn
Denver Regional – University of Denver - 8pm ET
Live Results | Live Video | Meet Homepage
Teams
1. Florida (#1)
2. Arkansas (#12)
3. Boise State (#13)
4. Denver (#19)
5. Arizona (#20)
6. Brigham Young (#27)
Final Results:
Arkansas 196.550 - qualified
Florida 196.425 - qualified
Boise State University 196.400
Denver 195.625
University of Arizona 195.400
Brigham Young University 194.650
All Around Champion: Alaina Johnson, Florida 39.525
Individual Qualifiers: Beam: Bekah Gher, Boise State University & Jorie Hall, Denver AA: Amy Glass, Boise State & Brianna Springer, Denver
Thanks for this recap, Anne from Gymnastike! Appreciated it much!
As always you do a fantastic work with keeping us up to date with
everything with gymnastics out there. Are looking forward to seeing
the Gymnastike coverage from Nationals!
Yay! Arkansas beat Florida! I'm tired of everyone thinking Florida is amazing, it's only because they keep recruiting elites on their team but I think UCLA is going to win again
way to go illinois!!!!
Overall sluggish meet and two falls on beam to finish on a bye and watch other teams finish strong.katie valleau from san jose state qualified to nationals on floor, with a 9.9
I am so excited for Kent State to be going to Nationals! They have improved so much over the season and deserved a trip! Its amazing how hosting NCAAs can bring a team to fight for the prize!! GO GOLDEN FLASHES!!
Kent State????? huh??
WHAT HAPPENED TO STANFORD???!
This is awesome!! I will be glued to this page come saturday afternoon!