Congratulations to our week 6 champion, Peng Peng Lee’s bars, which won by a billion votes to zero. It was a close-run thing for the remaining spots, however, as Rachel Slocum’s vault took second, just two votes ahead of Ali Jackson’s floor, which was just three votes ahead of Alex McMurtry’s bars, itself only two votes ahead of Maggie Nichols’ floor.
| ROUTINE OF THE WEEK | 1st | 2nd | 3rd |
| Week 1 | Skinner, FX | Edney, VT | Nichols, UB |
| Week 2 | Ward, VT | PP Lee, BB | Hambrick, FX |
| Week 3 | Artz, FX | Childers, BB | Skinner, VT |
| Week 4 | Ross, UB | McMurtry, VT | PP Lee, UB |
| Week 5 | Gardiner, BB | Ward, VT | Winston, FX |
| Week 6 | PP Lee, UB | Slocum, VT | Jackson, FX |
| Week 7 |
Now, to the vote for week 7, in which the highest score given out to any gymnast was 9.875. No, I’m totally kidding, everyone got a 10 obviously.
(Heads up, no nominees from the GymQuarters meet this weekend because that meet is behind a paywall and not all of you can watch the routines, in case you’re wondering why Maggie Nichols isn’t four of the nominees. I think she’ll survive.)
- Kyla Ross, UCLA – Bars (10.000)
2. Joslyn Goings, Washington – Beam (9.925)
3. Maddie Karr, Denver – Vault (10.000)
ICYMI: Freshman Maddie Karr earned a perfect 10.0 on vault tonight! #DU1NATION #DUGameDay pic.twitter.com/xDbcC6OqJt
— Denver Gymnastics (@DU_Gymnastics) February 19, 2017
4. Sarah Finnegan, LSU – Beam (9.950)
5. Elizabeth Price, Stanford – Bars (9.950)
6. MyKayla Skinner, Utah – Floor (9.950)
7. Kyla Ross, UCLA – Beam (10.000)
8. Kennedi Edney, LSU – Vault (9.950)
9. Nickie Guerrero, Alabama – Beam (9.975)
10. Emma McLean, Michigan – Vault (9.975)
We caught up with sophomore Emma McLean after the meet to talk about her vault and floor wins. "I pretended to have a party." #GoBlue pic.twitter.com/p7ry8aJTNa
— Michigan Women’s Gymnastics (@UMichWGym) February 18, 2017
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