Oklahoma gymnastics continues to stay red hot by breaking the 420 mark against Ohio State. Levi Anderson competed all six events for the first time this season and scored 83 points. Yul Moldauer hit a sensational parallel bars routine and Gage Dyer wins title on floor. Next up for Oklahoma, they will face Illinois and Nebraska in Lincoln Saturday February 2nd.
Always room for improvement, but a 97% hit percentage in the third meet of the season feels pretty good. Second week in a row we didn’t count a single miss, in case anyone was wondering if these guys are still hungry after winning 4 National Championships in a row. #Never5ettle pic.twitter.com/mpSRNidKS3
— Mark Williams (@wellsgymn) January 27, 2019
- Oklahoma: 423.950
- Ohio State: 395.400
Event Champions
All-Around: Levi Anderson (Oklahoma): 83.150
Floor: Gage Dyer (Oklahoma): 14.900
Pommel Horse: Alec Yoder (Ohio State): 14.750
Rings: Yul Moldauer (Oklahoma): 14.650
Vault: Tanner Justus (Oklahoma): 14.800
Parallel Bars: Yul Moldauer (Oklahoma): 15.000
High Bar: Levi Anderson (Oklahoma): 14.700
No. 2 Stanford beat Cal 417-395
Stanford freshman Brody Malone scored the highest all-around of the season with 84.550. Another impressive outing for Stanford. Can they go undefeated this year?
Brody Malone won the all-around title tonight with a score of 84.550 – the second-best mark in the nation this season! #GoStanford pic.twitter.com/aE4zPsJ0yh
— Stanford Gymnastics (@StanfordMGym) January 28, 2019
- Stanford: 417.800
- California: 395.400
Event Champions
All-Around: Brody Malone (Stanford) 84.550
Floor: Conner Lewis (Stanford) 14.700
Pommel Horse: Ian Gunther (Stanford) 13.650
Rings: Ian Gunther (Stanford) 14.300
Vault: Bryan Perla (Stanford) 14.800
Parallel Bars: Blake Sun (Stanford) 14.500
High Bar: Brady Malone (Stanford) 14.250
Bock, Cole get Michigan past Minnesota on the road
Michigan wins a tough road match-up against Minnesota. Cameron Bock lead the way by scoring 84 points in the all-around while capturing events titles on rings, parallel bars, and high bar.
Dubs only.
Our team score is the second-highest in the NCAA this season.#GoBlue〽 pic.twitter.com/pWSTtZtVcy
— Michigan Gymnastics (@UMichGym) January 26, 2019
- Michigan: 413.150
- Minnesota: 408.300
Event Champions
All-Around: Cameron Bock (Michigan): 84.700
Floor: Jacob Moore (Michigan): 14.550
Pommel Horse: Justin Karstadt (Minnesota): 13.700
Rings: Cameron Bock (Michigan): 14.300
Vault: Emyre Cole (Michigan): 14.850
Parallel Bars: Cameron Bock (Michigan): 14.700
High Bar: Cameron Bock (Michigan): 13.850
Jacobson scores 81, leads Illinois past Iowa 410-398
Illinois stays unbeaten with a dominant performance at home against Iowa. Johnny Jacobson took home the all-around and parallel bar titles. This team is showing why they are favorites to win the Big Ten again this year.
That’s an #Illini victory! 🔶🔷
Illinois uses a season-best 410.450 to take down No. 9 Iowa in the Big Ten opener! pic.twitter.com/mD218dN0N8
— Illinois M Gym (@IlliniMGym) January 27, 2019
- Illinois: 410.450
- Iowa: 398.800
Events Champions
All-Around: Johnny Jacobson (Illinois) 81.950
Floor: Sebastian Quiana (Illinois): 14.150
Pommel Horse: Michael Paradise (Illinois): 14.700
Rings: Alex Diab (Illinois) 14.650
Vault: Bennet Huang, Andrew Harrador (Iowa) 14.550
Parallel Bars: Johnny Jacobson (Illinois) 13.950
High Bar: Ross Thompson (Illinois) 13.850
Zakutney scores 57, Penn State outlast Nebraska 409-395
Penn State continues to pile up the wins early into the season. Good teams defend at home. That’s exactly what they executed with solid routines from Sam Zakutney and Favian Valdez.
The No. 8 Penn State men’s gymnastics team shucked the No. 7 Nebraska Cornhuskers, 409.70-395.00, on Saturday afternoon in the Big Ten opener at Rec Hall.
Read: https://t.co/vUjBaWzqed pic.twitter.com/SIxLLMjxbj
— Penn State Men’s Gymnastics (@PennStateMGYM) January 27, 2019
- Penn State: 409.700
- Nebraska: 395.000
Event Champions
Floor: Sam Zakutney (Penn State) 14.250
Pommel Horse: Stephen Nedoroscik (Penn State) 14.350
Rings: Isaac Hammett (Penn State) 13.800
Vault: Anton Stephenson (Nebraska) 14.950
Parallel Bars: Sam Zakutney (Penn State) 13.750
High Bar: Sam Zakutney (Penn State) 14.700
McVay scores 75, Navy beat William & Mary
Recap of Navy’s 394.25-390.60 victory over William & Mary on Saturday. The Mids outscored Tribe on 5 of 6 events and saw Ben Provost (FX) and Frank Bradley (VT) collect individual wins. https://t.co/O9nE6MuCXK . #RaiseTheSail
— Navy Gymnastics (@NavyGymnastics) January 27, 2019
- Navy: 394.250
- William & Mary: 90.600
Event Champions
All-Around: Ryan McVay (Navy) 75.700
Floor: Ben Provost (Navy) 13.600
Pommel Horse: Jacopo Gliozzi (William & Mary) 14.500
Rings: David Watkins (William & Mary) 14.100
Vault: Frank Bradley (Navy) 14.100
Parallel Bars: Andrew Lyubovsky (William & Mary) 13.750
High Bar: Andrew Lyubovsky (William & Mary) 31.100
Army fends off late charge, tops Springfield 395-388
— Army Gymnastics (@ArmyWP_Gym) January 27, 2019
- Army: 395.050
- Springfield: 388.050
Event Champions
All-Around: Cole Casanova (Army) 82.350
Floor: Cole Casanova (Army) 14.250
Pommel Horse: Stephen Lewis (SC) 13.150
Rings: Cole Casanova (Army) 13.700
Vault: Cole Casanova (Army) 14.500
Parallel Bars: Stephen Lewis, Cole Casanova 13.500
High Bar: Cole Casanova (Army) 13.400
