The full scores—including the juniors—may be found here, but I’ll run through the major senior results as they’re happening on the 13th and 14th, along with what you need to know for future NCAA purposes, with gymnasts’ intended team and first NCAA season noted.
SENIOR F – Top 10 AA & Notables
Name
NCAA
VT
UB
BB
FX
Total
1
Soph Esposito
Oregon St 2024
9.900
9.700
9.775
9.625
39.000
Oregon State’s class for next year was the big winner of senior F with Esposito taking the title and Olivia Bucker placing 5th all-around. Lots of routines in here that should be able to slot into lineups.
2
Anya Pilgrim
Florida 2024
9.875
9.825
9.600
9.475
38.775
With the crucial routines Florida has lost from 2023, Pilgrim is going to be asked to fill a major role for Florida next season. We’ll also see her in a few weeks representing Barbados at the Pan American Championships.
3
Cilla Park
Arkansas 2024
9.700
9.875
9.750
9.400
38.725
With Park and transfer Sirena Linton coming in, Arkansas has the basis for a good beam refresh in 2024.
4
Ava Jorgensen
BYU 2024
9.725
9.900
9.450
9.475
38.550
A couple solid finishes for BYU’s 2024 class at nationals coming off a down season in 2023
5
Olivia Buckner
Oregon St 2024
9.800
9.550
9.525
9.650
38.525
5
Ava Molina
Ball St 2024
9.650
9.675
9.500
9.700
38.525
Another potential all-arounder to add to the list for a surging Ball State team.
7
Abby Martin
Arizona 2024
9.650
9.850
9.475
9.425
38.400
Should be a nice upgrade for Arizona’s bars lineup here.
8
Caroline Bowns
TWU 2024
9.675
9.625
9.600
9.350
38.250
9
Katie Harper
NC State 2024
9.575
9.775
9.525
9.250
38.125
10
Makayla Tucker
MSU 2024
9.950
9.775
8.675
9.700
38.100
Tucker would have been top 2 AA in this session with a beam hit, another top L10 gymnast heading to Michigan State.
10
Ayumi Oshiro
Davis 2024
9.525
9.275
9.700
9.600
38.100
12
Jackie Tunney
Penn 2024
9.700
9.650
9.050
9.650
38.050
23
Hay Zabrowski
Michigan 2024
9.675
9.775
8.750
9.525
37.725
27
Halle Gregoire
ASU 2024
9.825
9.400
8.750
9.650
37.625
29
Retoshia Halsell
Towson 2024
9.925
9.750
8.350
9.525
37.550
32
Jersey Shannon
CMU 2024
9.650
9.750
9.625
8.450
37.475
33
Paige Zancan
Auburn 2024
9.450
8.775
9.700
9.450
37.375
45
Samara Buchanan
Ohio St 2024
9.625
8.950
9.625
8.550
36.750
SENIOR E – Top 10 AA & Notables
Name
NCAA
VT
UB
BB
FX
Total
1
Jamison Sears
Alabama 2024
9.900
9.950
9.650
9.775
39.275
2
Chloe LaCoursiere
Alabama 2024
9.725
9.950
9.450
9.750
38.875
The promise of Alabama’s “L10s to get us back to nationals” plan showed up well in the Senior E session here with Sears winning the all-around and LaCoursiere taking 2nd place. Alabama didn’t get the expected production out of last season’s elite-heavier freshman class and will need these L10s to carry a load.
3
Creslyn Brose
Kentucky 2024
9.750
9.700
9.550
9.725
38.725
Kentucky will be quite pleased with two top-3 AA finishes here (as well as Cadence Gormley’s bars score) especially since Worley’s 5th year means they’re not losing all that much from the 2023 roster.
4
Holly Snyder
Georgia 2024
9.650
9.825
9.475
9.675
38.625
Add Snyder (and Ady Wahl, 2nd on VT, and Zora Morgan, 1st on beam) to Battle and Smith from Senior D as part of a very exciting nationals for Georgia’s future depth and ability to be much choosier about who is actually having to up a competitive routine.
5
Kristin Lin
Washington 2024
9.775
9.675
9.475
9.575
38.500
Washington will like that vault score for a lineup that’s losing Amara Cunningham next season.
6
Julia Krzywanski
Boise St 2024
9.550
9.700
9.625
9.575
38.450
7
Eva Volpe
Iowa 2024
9.750
9.750
9.525
9.400
38.425
8
Kaylee Bluffstone
Florida 2024
9.825
9.225
9.575
9.700
38.325
Between Alyssa Arana in the specialist section and Kaylee Bluffstone in Senior E, Florida’s walk-ons are having a moment at nationals.
9
Nat Martin
Maryland 2024
9.775
9.375
9.575
9.575
38.300
10
Cadence Gormley
Kentucky 2024
9.625
9.900
9.400
9.275
38.200
14
Gabi Ortiz
Pitt 2024
9.775
9.575
9.375
9.325
38.050
16
Ady Wahl
Georgia 2024
9.850
9.700
9.000
9.400
37.900
17
Jenna Olshefski
Minnesota 2024
9.800
8.750
9.625
9.675
37.850
Olshefski would have been one of the top AAers in this session with a bars hit. And another big beam score for Minnesota here.
38
Love Akpan
Bowling Green 2024
8.850
8.775
9.675
9.525
36.825
41
Alexis Routsis
SUU 2024
9.500
9.850
8.000
9.200
36.550
42
Zora Morgan
Georgia 2024
9.250
9.100
9.725
8.450
36.525
SENIOR D – Top 10 AA & Notables
Name
NCAA
VT
UB
BB
FX
Total
1
Ella Zirbes
Utah 2024
9.850
9.875
9.625
9.700
39.050
Amid Utah’s roster exodus of transfers this spring, Tom Farden was quick to tell everyone that he’s not worried because Ella Zirbes. Top-4 on every event here backs that up, joined by high vault and bars scores from Camie Winger who took 4th AA.
2
Delaynee Rodriguez
Kentucky 2024
9.725
9.725
9.775
9.750
38.975
Big 9.7s across the board here for an AA contender on Kentucky’s roster next season.
3
Madison Ulrich
Denver 2024
9.750
9.925
9.525
9.675
38.875
This top-3 floor result is the most welcome to pump up Denver’s lowest-ranked event last season, but we should see a lot of Ulrich all over the place in 2024.
4
Camie Winger
Utah 2024
9.800
9.775
9.525
9.575
38.675
5
Jaydah Battle
Georgia 2024
9.900
9.475
9.675
9.600
38.650
Georgia has needed to start getting more of those top, sturdy L10s with reasonable AAs who can join last year’s freshman Naya Howard to build the lineups back up. Battle here in 5th and Lily Smith in 7th should be able to contribute a number of lineup routines with some highlight scores.
6
Keira Wells
Oklahoma 2024
9.825
9.625
9.600
9.550
38.600
Oklahoma was like, “I don’t think we have enough people with big vaults who also beam. We need 50 more.”
7
Lily Smith
Georgia 2024
9.600
9.875
9.400
9.675
38.550
8
Jordyn Lyden
Minnesota 2024
9.500
9.775
9.650
9.550
38.475
Minnesota gets a third-place beam routine from L10 nationals for next season, which was needed.
9
Maggie Mae Slife
Air Force 2024
9.600
9.825
9.575
9.400
38.400
Air Force is quietly having quite a nice nationals.
9
Rayna Light
Missouri 2024
9.725
9.500
9.500
9.675
38.400
11
Mya Kirkham
BYU 2024
9.850
9.425
9.550
9.550
38.375
13
Julianne Huff
Auburn 2024
9.700
9.675
9.275
9.675
38.325
14
Alyse Karen-bauer
Iowa 2024
9.850
9.375
9.475
9.550
38.250
16
Brinlee Christ-ensen
SUU 2024
9.600
9.775
9.350
9.450
38.175
31
Dakota Essenpries
Arkansas 2024
9.850
9.425
8.650
9.475
37.400
38
Chandler Buntin
Arkansas 2024
9.675
8.000
9.600
9.425
36.725
SENIOR C – Top 10 AA & Notables
Name
NCAA
VT
UB
BB
FX
Total
1
Hannah Scheible
Oklahoma 2024
9.950
9.725
9.950
9.650
39.275
Scheible has gained more attention in L10 for her vault and floor performances, but going 9.950 on beam at Dev nationals is…let’s say uncommon. She projects to be a major contributor for Oklahoma.
2
JJ Coleman
Ohio St 2025
9.700
9.725
9.700
9.625
38.750
Ohio State’s current surge was evident a couple years beforehand based on how many times the words Ohio State were appearing on these scoresheets, which continues here in the Senior C session with Coleman’s 2nd-place finish along with Rylee Guevara’s solid three-event score in 15th AA, both for the 2025 season.
3
Sienna Robinson
Stanford 2024
9.650
9.850
9.700
9.525
38.725
Another whose floor performance reputation precedes her, Robinson is looking like a critical four-eventer for a Stanford team that just seemed a few routines shy last season.
4
Zoe Johnson
Utah 2025
9.750
9.625
9.475
9.600
38.500
Johnson will enter in the same class as Avery Neff as Utah makes a big L10 push in the next couple seasons.
5
Madison Gustitus
SJSU 2025
9.650
9.525
9.750
9.525
38.450
A very encouraging session for San Jose’s future prospects, with two strong results here in senior C from Gustitus and the giant UB/BB score from Sammy Macasu in 23rd. Big things on the horizon.
6
Kalea McElligott
Penn St 2024
9.675
9.575
9.550
9.625
38.425
Penn State remains an emerging theme with another solid AA result here to add to the Senior B finishers for 2025.
7
Annalise Newman-Achee
Cal 2024
9.700
9.750
9.325
9.600
38.375
Newman-Achee competes internationally for Trinidad & Tobago and came to prominence this year because of that bars height debacle, which should not be an issue in college. We’ll see her again in a few weeks competing elite at the Pan American Championships.
8
Molly Peterson
Nebraska 2025
9.500
9.750
9.575
9.475
38.300
8
Mareli Muller
Illinois 2024
9.700
9.725
9.400
9.475
38.300
10
Cady Duplissis
Michigan St 2025
9.800
9.475
9.500
9.500
38.275
10
Jaime Dugan
Stanford 2025
9.725
9.725
9.325
9.500
38.275
11
Kyen Mayhew
Cal 2024
9.875
9.650
9.025
9.675
38.225
A miss on beam dropped Mayhew lower in the AA standings, but she primarily profiles as a big vault and floor contributor for next season, which is Cal’s main area of need.
13
Lucie Kirchner
Michigan 2025
9.775
9.650
9.650
9.125
38.200
15
Skylar Draser
Florida 2024
9.625
9.800
9.475
9.275
38.175
We’re seeing some nice results for Florida on bars so far from next season’s gymnasts, which will be welcome given the 10s from Thomas and DiCello that won’t be there.
15
Hannah Horton
Missouri 2024
9.850
9.700
8.950
9.675
38.175
Like Mayhew, Horton was a beam hit away from a big AA result here and should make noise for Missouri next season.
15
Rylee Guevara
Ohio St 2025
9.650
9.250
9.600
9.675
38.175
22
Jojo Valahovic
UNC 2025
9.650
9.175
9.600
9.650
38.075
23
Sammy Macasu
SJSU 2025
9.650
9.850
9.650
8.900
38.050
29
Juliette Rider
LIU 2024
9.850
9.425
9.175
9.400
37.850
30
Aubrey Krohn-feldt
Arizona 2025
9.325
9.750
9.325
9.375
37.775
47
Haylee Hardin
Iowa St 2025
9.825
8.600
8.175
9.700
36.300
Huge vault and floor scores to work with here in Iowa State’s new era.
SENIOR B – Top 10 AA & Notables
Name
NCAA
VT
UB
BB
FX
Total
1
Mika Webster-Longin
UCLA 2025
9.750
9.775
9.450
9.725
38.700
UCLA should still have a large chunk of its name-brand elites in 2025 but is planning to fill in with a greater number of L10s in the 2025 group, with Webster-Longin here as well as Macy McGowan who went 5th AA in Senior A.
2
Ryan Fuller
Alabama 2025
9.650
9.750
9.700
9.575
38.675
Both Alabama’s 2024 and 2025 classes are pretty stacked with L10 stars (with the elite stars gravitating toward LSU), and we should expect a bunch of high finishes this weekend.
3
Elizabeth Leary
Penn St 2025
9.650
9.650
9.650
9.675
38.625
This was a banger session for Penn State’s 2025 season, with Leary 3rd AA, Ellie Monahan finishing 5th AA, and Allison Kaempfer going top 5 on two events. Penn State the big winner of Senior B this year.
4
McCauley Harrington
???
9.700
9.700
9.550
9.550
38.500
5
Ellie Monahan
Penn St 2025
9.675
9.725
9.450
9.575
38.425
6
Sophie Parenti
Michigan 2025
9.675
9.700
9.625
9.325
38.350
It has been a pretty encouraging nationals so far for Michigan and its prospects in the post-Brooks/Wilson void, with Parenti putting up nice numbers here and Jahzara Swaby-Ranger going 4th AA in Senior A.
7
Avery Byun
Cornell 2024
9.675
9.575
9.525
9.550
38.325
Big result for an Ivy to have a top-10 AA finisher for next season here.
8
Allie Misenheimer
Air Force 2025
9.500
9.700
9.600
9.500
38.300
Likewise for Air Force, which will welcome all of these scores, though not until the following season.
9
Lily Bruce
Florida 2025
9.700
9.750
9.400
9.375
38.225
10
Quinn Kuhl
Clemson 2025
9.525
9.575
9.600
9.450
38.150
Clemson making its first appearance in a L10 Nationals top 10 (and a top-11 with Hannah Clark just below her). It begins.
11
Kennady Brown
Illinois 2025
9.775
9.550
9.375
9.425
38.125
11
Hannah Clark
Clemson 2025
9.400
9.550
9.675
9.500
38.125
14
Olivia Orengo
Utah St 2025
9.650
9.475
9.250
9.600
37.975
17
Allison Kaempfer
Penn St 2025
9.800
9.725
8.900
9.275
37.700
18
Eden King
Illinois 2025
9.900
9.150
9.050
9.500
37.600
9.900 on vault alert.
18
Emerson Smith
???
9.600
9.200
9.175
9.625
37.600
22
Taeva Greenberg
???
9.575
9.625
8.750
9.600
37.550
33
Nyla Aquino
Temple 2025
9.825
8.625
9.050
9.525
37.025
54
Rayna Engelmayer
Maryland 2025
9.575
—
9.625
9.225
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SENIOR A – Top 10 AA & Notables
Name
NCAA
VT
UB
BB
FX
Total
1
Avery Neff
Utah 2025
9.825
9.700
9.850
9.800
39.175
A big win for Neff here, who is going to be the cornerstone of Utah’s 10 plans after the O’Keefe era ends.
2
Lily Pederson
Oklahoma 2025
9.775
9.825
9.675
9.700
38.975
Pederson was the only one to place top 3 on all four events in this session, joining elite Elle Mueller in Oklahoma’s post-Olympics class.
3
Kailin Chio
LSU 2025
9.950
9.825
9.575
9.550
38.900
LSU’s class for the 2025 season is shaping up to be ridiculous big-time, with Chio and the still-elite Lexi Zeiss and Kailya Lincoln slated to start that season, plus the potential Olympic deferals of Zoe Miller and Konnor McClain. LSU also kind of couldn’t wait for that so backed a truck up to the transfer portal this spring and said “hop in,” but the 2025 group is going to be something.
Juliette Rider is committed to LIU, not Lindenwood