ALABAMA ROSTER 2017 | |
Seniors | |
Katie Bailey |
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Amanda Jetter |
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Keely McNeer |
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Mary Lillian Sanders |
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Aja Sims |
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McKenzie Valentin |
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Juniors | |
Mackenzie Brannan |
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Nickie Guerrero |
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Jennie Loeb |
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Kiana Winston |
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Sophomores | |
Abby Armbrecht |
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Jenna Bresette |
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Peyton Ernst |
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Angelina Giancroce |
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Ari Guerra |
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Freshmen | |
Wynter Childers |
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Caitlin Cole |
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Maddie Desch |
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Shea Mahoney |
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Recent History
2016 – 3rd
2015 – 4th
2014 – 4th
2013 – 3rd
2012 – 1st
2011 – 1st
2010 – 3rd
Alabama owns the country’s longest active Super Six streak, sitting at nine years. Considering the relatively non-devastating roster losses from last season and the sheer depth of this team, that streak should reach ten years this season.
That, of course, isn’t the goal. The goal is winning. Alabama remains among the more likely schools to win the title this year, though not the most likely. To get over that hurdle once again and improve on last year’s finish, Alabama will have to find a way to translate its bevy of nearly interchangeable 9.875s into a core of a few 9.9s. A team with five 9.9s will do better than a team with ten 9.850s, which is Alabama’s challenge right now. In Super Six last year, Alabama recorded six 9.9s compared to Oklahoma’s twelve, and that’s your margin of victory right there.
Based on last season, it would be foolish nonsense to even attempt to profile Alabama’s lineups since seven million people will compete on each apparatus and the lineup will reinvent itself every week, so let’s do it. Continue reading Alabama 2017