2019 NCAA women's gymnastics tournament

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2019 NCAA women's gymnastics tournament - Wikipedia

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2019 NCAA women's gymnastics tournament

Venue

Fort Worth Convention Center (semi-finals and final)

Location

Fort Worth, Texas

Teams

Medalists

	Oklahoma
	LSU
	UCLA

← 2018 St. Louis

2021 Fort Worth →

The 2019 NCAA women's gymnastics tournament were held April 19–20, 2019, at the Fort Worth Convention Center in Fort Worth, Texas. The national championship has changed to a new format.^[1] The number of regions is reduced from six to four. Regional competitions took place on April 4–6. The top two teams from each region advanced to the championship competition at the Fort Worth Convention Center.

Regional Championships

The top two teams from each region will move to the championship round, indicated in bold.^[2]

Baton Rouge, La. (Pete Maravich Assembly Center, April 4–6)

Regional final teams: LSU* 197.500, Utah 197.250, Minnesota 196.900, Auburn 195.725

Ann Arbor, Mich. (Crisler Center, April 4–6)

Regional final: UCLA* 198.075, Michigan 197.275, Alabama 197.225, Nebraska 196.650

Notes: Kyla Ross, UCLA, scored 10.000 on both the uneven bars and balance beam

Athens, Ga. (Stegeman Coliseum, April 4–6)

Regional final teams: Oklahoma* 198.475, Georgia 198.050, California 197.675, Kentucky 197.600

Notes: Marissa Oakley, University of Georgia and Maggie Nichols, Oklahoma, scored 10.000 on uneven bars

Corvallis, Ore. (Gill Coliseum, April 4–6)

Regional final teams: Denver* 197.375, Oregon St. 196.900, Florida 196.700, Boise St. 196.075

* – Denotes regional champions

NCAA Championship

Semifinal I (April 19, 12:00PM CDT)

Team	Vault	Uneven bars	Balance beam	Floor	Totals
UCLA	49.2875	49.4125	49.3625	49.6125	197.6750
LSU	49.4500	49.4375	49.1875	49.4375	197.5125
Michigan	49.1875	49.3000	49.3375	49.3750	197.2000
Utah	49.2250	49.3250	48.8625	49.3125	196.7250

Semifinal II (April 19, 7:00PM CDT)

Team	Vault	Uneven bars	Balance beam	Floor	Totals
Oklahoma	49.4000	49.5625	49.2875	49.6000	197.8500
Denver	49.1000	49.3875	49.2875	49.2625	197.0375
Oregon St.	49.0875	49.2625	49.2500	49.3000	196.9000
Georgia	49.2375	49.2750	48.8625	49.0875	196.4625

Bold – Denotes Final Four teams (Session's top two teams)

Standings

National Champion: Oklahoma - 198.3375
2nd Place: LSU - 197.8250
3rd Place: UCLA - 197.5375
4th Place: Denver - 197.0000

Team	Vault	Uneven bars	Balance beam	Floor	Totals
Oklahoma	49.6250	49.4500	49.6125	49.6500	198.3375
LSU	49.3750	49.4625	49.4625	49.5250	197.8250
UCLA	49.4250	49.4250	49.3875	49.3000	197.5375
Denver	49.2125	49.2375	49.3500	49.2000	197.0000

Individual results

Source:^[3]

Medalists

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Individual all-around	Maggie Nichols (Oklahoma)	Lexy Ramler (Minnesota) Kyla Ross (UCLA)	N/A
Vault	Kennedi Edney (LSU) Derrian Gobourne (Auburn) Maggie Nichols (Oklahoma) Kyla Ross (UCLA)	N/A	N/A
Uneven bars	Sarah Finnegan (LSU)	Maggie Nichols (Oklahoma) Lexy Ramler (Minnesota)	N/A
Balance beam	Natalie Wojcik (Michigan)	Sarah Finnegan (LSU)	Katelyn Ohashi (UCLA)
Floor	Alicia Boren (Florida) Lynnzee Brown (Denver) Brenna Dowell (Oklahoma) Kyla Ross (UCLA)	N/A	N/A

All-Around

Rank	Gymnast	Team					Total
	Maggie Nichols	Oklahoma	9.9500	9.9375	9.9000	9.9250	39.7125
	Kyla Ross	UCLA	9.9500	9.8625	9.9000	9.9500	39.6625
	Lexy Ramler	Minnesota	9.9250	9.9375	9.9125	9.8875	39.6625
4	Sarah Finnegan	LSU	9.8875	9.9500	9.9375	9.8750	39.6500
5	Kennedi Edney	LSU	9.9500	9.9250	9.8125	9.9125	39.6000
6	Lynnzee Brown	Denver	9.8500	9.9000	9.8750	9.9500	39.5750
7	MyKayla Skinner	Utah	9.9250	9.9125	9.7750	9.9375	39.5500
8	Olivia Karas	Michigan	9.8375	9.9000	9.8750	9.9250	39.5375
8	Natalie Wojcik	Michigan	9.8500	9.8375	9.9500	9.9000	39.5375
10	Brenna Dowell	Oklahoma	9.9000	9.8875	9.7375	9.9500	39.4750
11	Sienna Crouse	Nebraska	9.7875	9.8750	9.8500	9.8750	39.3875
11	Maddie Karr	Denver	9.8500	9.9125	9.7875	9.8375	39.3875
13	Alicia Boren	Florida	9.8125	9.8375	9.7750	9.9500	39.3750
13	Rachel Dickson	Georgia	9.8125	9.8875	9.8125	9.8625	39.3750
15	Alex Hyland	Kentucky	9.8625	9.7125	9.8625	9.8625	39.3000
15	Alexandria Ruiz	Denver	9.7625	9.8750	9.8375	9.8250	39.3000
17	Sydney Snead	Georgia	9.9000	9.9000	9.7250	9.7625	39.2875
18	Kari Lee	Utah	9.8375	9.7875	9.8000	9.8250	39.2500
19	Anastasia Webb	Oklahoma	9.8500	9.900	9.5875	9.9000	39.2375
20	Mia Sundstorm	Denver	9.8125	9.8500	9.5125	9.7625	38.9375
21	McKenna Merrell-Giles	Utah	9.9000	9.8750	9.0875	9.8750	38.7375

Event champions

Vault: Kyla Ross (UCLA), Kennedi Edney (LSU), Derrian Gobourne (Auburn), Maggie Nichols (Oklahoma) - 9.95

Uneven bars: Sarah Finnegan (LSU) - 9.95

Balance beam: Natalie Wojcik (Michigan) - 9.95

Floor exercise: Kyla Ross (UCLA), Alicia Boren (Florida), Lynnzee Brown (Denver), Brenna Dowell (Oklahoma) - 9.95

References

^ NCAA. "Format Changes" (PDF). Retrieved April 6, 2019.
^ NCAA. "Bracket" (PDF). Retrieved April 6, 2019.
^ NCAA Women's Championship Score Sheet

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