The 10.000s
Abby Heiskell – Vault – Michigan
Sierra Brooks – Vault – Michigan
Luisa Blanco – Beam – Alabama
Suni Lee – Bars – Auburn
Suni Lee – Beam – Auburn
Leanne Wong – Bars – Florida
Leanne Wong – Beam – Florida
Aleah Finnegan – Floor – LSU
Maile O’Keefe – Beam – Utah
Mya Hooten – Floor – Minnesota
Jessica Hutchinson – Floor – Denver
The 9.975s
Gabby Wilson – Vault – Michigan
Lilly Hudson – Beam – Alabama
Lilly Hudson – Floor – Alabama
Luisa Blanco – Floor – Alabama
Audrey Davis – Bars – Oklahoma
Trinity Thomas – Bars – Florida
Haleigh Bryant – Vault – LSU
Jillian Hoffman – Vault – Utah
Grace McCallum – Beam – Utah
Kara Eaker – Beam – Utah
Jordan Chiles – Vault – UCLA
Jade Carey – Bars – Oregon State
Mya Hooten – Vault – Minnesota
Maddie Williams – Bars – Cal
Keanna Abraham – Floor – UC Davis
LINK (1:06:53)
The 9.950s
10.000/9.900 split
Hannah Demers – Bars – Central Michigan
Luisa Blanco – Vault – Alabama
Jordan Bowers – Vault – Oklahoma
Trinity Thomas – Floor – Florida
Maile O’Keefe – Bars – Utah
Jade Carey – Beam – Oregon State
Kylie Gorgenyi – Bars – New Hampshire
Paywall
The 9.925s
10.000/9.850 split
Mati Waligora – Floor – Alabama
Frankie Price – Floor – Arkansas
I listened to Gymcastic podcast yesterday and I have a comment. I think Spencer is right, coaches should point out what the small mistakes were in routines that received at least one 10. Sure, it’s on the judges at that particular meet for the score. But, I don’t think it can be all “great job”. By the time Regionals takes place, gymnasts that are used to getting 10s for lack of control on landings or small trunk correction on beam, will get deducted. And fans, gymnasts, coaches and parents will boo and shake their head. If your vault with a lean and unequal landing, bc, let’s be honest, the judges see it where they are sitting, doesn’t get a 10, it’s on the coaches. The boos for a bar routine at Regionals that normally is scored a 9.85 and gets a 9.6, shouldn’t be a surprise. Like KJC says at every meet, hold the pose. Salute the judges before celebrating. The judges could take a deduction for landing on your toes. It shouldn’t be a bewildering deduction.