2018 SEC Gymnastics Awards. NCAA Regionals Schedule

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1 2018 SEC Gymnastics Jill Skotarczak, Assistant Director of Communications (Gymnastics Contact) Twitter: SEC_Jill NCAA Regionals April 7, SEC Gymnastics Awards Gymnast of the Year: Sarah Finnegan, Event Specialist of the Year: Alex McMurtry, Freshman of the Year: Sarah Shaffer, Scholar-Athlete of the Year: Alex McMurtry, Coach of the Year: Mark Cook, All-SEC Team Ariana Guerra Nickie Guerrero Kiana Winston Sophia Carter Hailey Garner Sydney Laird Sarah Shaffer Braie Speed Amanda Wellick Samantha Cerio Gracie Day Drew Watson Alyssa Baumann Alicia Boren Rachel Gowey Amelia Hundley Alex McMurtry Rachel Slocum Rachel Dickson Marissa Oakley Sydney Snead Sidney Dukes Alex Hyland Mollie Korth Christina Desiderio Kennedi Edney Sarah Edwards Sarah Finnegan Myia Hambrick Lexie Priessman Shauna Miller Morgan Porter Aspen Tucker Britney Ward All-Freshman Team Lexi Graber Sophia Carter Sydney Laird Sarah Shaffer Drew Watson Alyssa Baumann Megan Skaggs Marissa Oakley Christina Desiderio Sami Durante Sarah Edwards Alabama Alabama Alabama Auburn Auburn Auburn Georgia Georgia Georgia Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky Missouri Missouri Missouri Missouri Alabama Auburn Georgia NCAA Regionals Schedule Columbus Regional - 6 p.m. ET 1 Kent St. Pittsburgh UCLA 2 UCLA Ohio St. Pittsburgh Boise St. 3 Boise St. Kent St. Ohio St. 4 UCLA Kent St. Pittsburgh 5 Pittsburgh Boise St. UCLA Ohio St. 6 Ohio St. Boise St. Kent St. Minneapolis Regional - 4 p.m. CT 1 Iowa Iowa St. Kentucky Oklahoma 2 Oklahoma Minnesota Iowa St. Denver 3 Denver Iowa Minnesota Kentucky 4 Kentucky Oklahoma Iowa Iowa St. 5 Iowa St. Denver Oklahoma Minnesota 6 Minnesota Kentucky Denver Iowa Raleigh Regional - 4 p.m. ET 1 Maryland NC State Nebraska 2 GWU NC State Oregon St. 3 Oregon St. Maryland GWU Nebraska 4 Nebraska Maryland NC State 5 NC State Oregon St. GWU 6 GWU Nebraska Oregon St. Maryland Salt Lake City Regional - 4 p.m. MT 1 So. Utah Stanford California Utah 2 Utah BYU Stanford Auburn 3 Auburn So. Utah BYU California 4 California Utah So. Utah Stanford 5 Stanford Auburn Utah BYU 6 BYU California Auburn So. Utah Tuscaloosa Regional - 4 p.m. CT 1 C. Michigan Illinois Michigan Alabama 2 Alabama Missouri Illinois Georgia 3 Georgia C. Michigan Missouri Michigan 4 Michigan Alabama C. Michigan Illinois 5 Illinois Georgia Alabama Missouri 6 Missouri Michigan Georgia C. Michigan University Park Regional - 4 p.m. ET 1 N. Hampshire Penn St. Washington 2 W. Virginia Penn St. Arizona St. 3 Arizona St. N. Hampshire W. Virginia Washington 4 Washington N. Hampshire Penn St. 5 Penn St. Arizona St. W. Virginia 6 W. Virginia Washington Arizona St. N. Hampshire

2 Media Services 2018 SEC Gymnastics Championship The 2018 SEC Gymnastics Championship will be held March 24 at the Chaifetz Arena in St. Louis, Mo. Media representatives wishing to cover this event should contact Jill Skotarczak sec.org) in the SEC Communications Office. Gymnasts of the Week The SEC will announce a Gymnast of the Week, Specialist of the Week and Freshman of the Week each Tuesday beginning Jan. 9. Members of the media wishing to receive these announcements should Jill Skotarczak (jskotarczak@sec.org). SEC Gymnastics on the Internet Information about Southeastern Conference gymnastics is available on the Internet via the SEC s web site The site will be updated each week, following the completion of the weekly release. SEC on Social Media Follow the SEC on Facebook at Southeastern Conference, on Instagram Snapchat and on SEC_Jill for gymnastics specific information. SEC Network / SEC Network + A channel developed by ESPN and the Southeastern Conference to serve fans of one of the nation s most elite conference - the SEC Network airs SEC content 24/7. All SEC Network programming is also available for streaming on computers, tablets, smartphone and connected devices via the ESPN App. SEC Network + provides hundreds of additional digital only events to fans through the ESPN App on smartphones, computers, and tablets, Amazon Fire TV and Fire TV Stick, Apple TV, Chromecast, Roku, Xbox 360 and Xbox One. SEC Gymnastics Communications SEC Jill Skotarczak (205) jskotarczak@sec.org Alabama Roots Woodruff (205) rwoodruff@ia.ua.edu Devan Lawson (501) gdlawson@uark.edu Auburn Kendra Willard (334) kal0014@auburn.edu Mary Howard (352) x 6110 maryh@gators.ufl.edu Georgia Karra Logan (706) klogan@sports.uga.edu Kentucky Mike Scholze (859) mike.scholze@uky.edu Brandon Berrio (225) bberri1@lsu.edu Missouri Kate Lakin (573) lakinke@missouri.edu SEC Gymnastics Fast Facts Southeastern Conference teams have won 10 of the last 13 NCAA Championships and 19 NCAA titles all-time. Three different SEC teams - Alabama, and Georgia - have won NCAA Gymnastics Championships. In 2017, four SEC teams advanced to the semifinals of the NCAA Championships. Three of those teams advanced to the Super Six. In 1998, the SEC entered the record books as the only conference ever to sweep the top three spots at the NCAA meet (Georgia, and Alabama). The SEC has placed at least two teams among the top six in 35 of the possible 36 NCAA Championship events. A record five SEC teams advanced to the NCAA Super Six team final in The SEC leads all conferences in NCAA individual titles (111). SEC student-athletes earned 12 first-team and 13 second-team All-America honors in SEC Gymnastics Weekly Honors Jan. 9 Gymnast of the Week: Sarah Finnegan, Specialist of the Week: Kiana Winston, Alabama Freshman of the Week: Jazmyn Foberg, Jan. 16 Gymnast of the Week: Myia Hambrick, Specialist of the Week: Kiana Winston, Alabama Freshman of the Week: Sarah Shaffer, and Ella Winston, Kentucky Jan. 23 Gymnast of the Week: Sarah Finnegan, Specialist of the Week: Sabrina Vega, Georgia Freshman of the Week: Sami Durante, Jan. 30 Gymnast of the Week: Alex McMurtry, Specialist of the Week: Sophia Carter, Freshman of the Week: Alyssa Baumann, Feb. 6 Gymnast of the Week: Myia Hambrick, Specialist of the Week: Kiana Winston, Alabama Freshman of the Week: Sarah Shaffer, Feb. 13 Gymnast of the Week: Myia Hambrick, Specialist of the Week: Kennedy Baker, Freshman of the Week: Alyssa Baumann, Feb. 20 Gymnast of the Week: Sarah Finnegan, Specialist of the Week: Lexie Priessman, Freshman of the Week: Christina Desiderio, Feb. 27 Gymnast of the Week: Sarah Finnegan, Specialist of the Week: Nickie Guerrero, Alabama Freshman of the Week: Megan Skaggs, Mar. 6 Gymnast of the Week: Kennedi Edney, Specialist of the Week: Erin Macadaeg, Freshman of the Week: Lexi Graber, Alabama Mar. 13 Gymnast of the Week: Alex McMurtry, Specialist of the Week: Lexie Priessman, Freshman of the Week: Jazmyn Foberg, Mar. 20 Gymnast of the Week: Sarah Finnegan, Specialist of the Week: Braie Speed, Freshman of the Week: Sarah Shaffer,

3 2018 SEC Gymnastics Broadcast Schedule Date Time (ET) Meet Network Fri., Jan. 5 5:30 p.m. Alabama at Michigan ESPNU 8:00 p.m. at SEC Network Fri., Jan. 12 7:00 p.m. at SEC Network 8:00 p.m. Kentucky at SEC Network+ 8:30 p.m. Georgia at Alabama SEC Network Sun., Jan. 14 1:00 p.m. at * ESPN Fri., Jan. 19 7:00 p.m. at Kentucky SEC Network 8:30 p.m. Alabama at SEC Network Sun., Jan. 21 7:30 p.m. Alabama at * ESPN2 Fri., Jan. 26 7:00 p.m. Georgia at SEC Network 7:00 p.m. Oklahoma at SEC Network + 8:30 p.m. Kentucky at Auburn SEC Network 8:30 p.m. Missouri at Alabama SEC Network + 10:00 p.m. Oklahoma at ** SEC Network Sun., Jan :00 p.m. Missouri at Alabama** ESPNU Fri., Feb. 2 7:00 p.m. at Auburn SEC Network 8:30 p.m. at Alabama SEC Network + 8:30 p.m. Kentucky at SEC Network Sat., Feb. 3 2:00 p.m. Missouri at Georgia SEC Network Sun., Feb. 4 6:00 p.m. Missouri at Georgia* ESPNU Fri., Feb. 9 7:00 p.m. Alabama at SEC Network 8:30 p.m. at Missouri SEC Network Sun., Feb. 11 8:00 p.m. Alabama at * ESPN2 Fri., Feb. 16 7:00 p.m. at Georgia SEC Network 8:30 p.m. Kentucky at Alabama SEC Network Sun., Feb. 18 3:30 p.m. Texas Woman s at SEC Network + Fri., Feb. 23 7:00 p.m. at SEC Network + 7:00 p.m. at Georgia SEC Network 8:30 p.m. Alabama at Auburn SEC Network Sun., Feb. 25 8:00 p.m. at ** ESPNU Fri., Mar. 2 8:30 p.m. North Carolina at Alabama SEC Network + Sun., Mar. 4 3:30 p.m. Auburn at SEC Network Fri., Mar. 9 7:00 p.m. Nebraska at SEC Network + 7:00 p.m. at N.C. State ESPN3 Sat., Mar. 17 TBA Arizona at SEC Network + Sat., Mar. 24 3:00 p.m. SEC Championship SEC Network 7:00 p.m. SEC Championship ESPN2 *Re-air ** Tape Delay 2018 Road to Nationals Rankings (Final) Rank Team Team RQS 1. Oklahoma UCLA Utah Alabama Michigan Washington California Nebraska Kentucky Denver Oregon State Boise State Auburn Arizona State Georgia George Washington North Carolina State BYU Missouri Illinois-Champaign Minnesota Ohio State SEC Championship Team Results Alabama Kentucky Georgia Missouri Auburn

4 Alabama Crimson Tide 13-5, 5-2 SEC (5-1 Home, 1-3 Away, 7-1 Neutral) Jan. 5 at Michigan (ESPNU)... L, Jan. 12 Georgia (SEC Network)...W, Jan. 19 at (SEC Network)... L, Jan. 26 Missouri (SEC Network+)...W, Feb. 2 (SEC Network+)...W, Feb. 9 at (SEC Network)... L, Feb. 16 Kentucky (SEC Network)...W, Feb. 23 at Auburn (SEC Network)...W, Mar. 2 North Carolina (SEC Network+)...W, Mar. 9 vs. Auburn (Huntsville, Ala.)...W, Mar. 16 Oklahoma (SEC Network+)... L, Mar. 24 SEC Championship (ESPN2)... 2nd, Apr. 7 Apr NCAA Tuscaloosa Regional... 4 p.m. NCAA Championships... All Day The Alabama gymnastics team will be the No. 1 seed when the NCAA Tuscaloosa Regional Championships gets underway Saturday, April 7 at 4 p.m. CT in Coleman Coliseum. The Crimson Tide, ranked sixth nationally, comes into the Tuscaloosa Regional having won an NCAA-best 31 regional titles. Alabama has also advanced to the NCAA Championships 35 years in a row. Alabama will be joined by No. 2 seed Michigan, No. 3 seed Georgia as well as Missouri, Illinois and Central Michigan. The top-18 teams in the nation by regional qualifying score are seeded into the six regional sites. The remaining three teams come from within the region. This will mark the second time this season that Alabama has faced Michigan after opening the season in Ann Arbor in January. The two teams also met at last year s regional in Morgantown, W.Va., when both advanced to the NCAA Championships. It will be the second trip to Tuscaloosa this year for Georgia and Missouri. The Tide will open the regional on the floor exercise and will then move to the vault. From there, Alabama will be on a bye before advancing to the uneven bars followed by the balance beam. Seniors Nickie Guerrero and Kiana Winston both earned regular-season All-America honors from the National Association of Collegiate Gymnastics Coaches/Women (NACGC/W). Guerrero earned first-team honors on the balance beam and second team on the vault, while Winston earned second-team honors on the uneven bars. Winston leads the Crimson Tide in the six-year history of the award in both career first-team honors and combined first- and second-team honors. She now has four first-team accolades and six combined first and second-team accolades. Guerrero has three combined honors for her career. In all, eight Alabama gymnasts have earned 29 regular season All-America honors since the award s inception in Razorbacks , 2-5 SEC (5-1 Home, 0-5 Away, Neutral) Jan. 5 at (SEC Network)... L, Jan. 12 Kentucky (SEC Network+)... L, Jan. 19 at Missouri (SEC Network+)... L, Jan. 26 Georgia (SEC Network)...W, Feb. 2 at Alabama (SEC Network+)... L, Feb. 9 Auburn (SEC Network+)...W, Feb. 16 Mardi Gras Invitational (St. Charles, Mo.) Missouri George Washinton Feb. 23 at (SEC Network+)... L, Mar. 2 Arizona... W, Mar. 9 at Oklahoma Denver Arizona State Mar Denver Iowa State Mar. 24 SEC Championship (SEC Network)...5th, Apr. 7 NCAA Columbus Regional... 5 p.m. Apr NCAA Championships... All Day The 10th-ranked gymnastics team will be the two seed in the Columbus, Ohio regional hosted by Ohio State. The No. 10 ranking heading into the postseason is the highest since 2012 and just the third time in program history that the Razorbacks head into regional competition with a top-10 ranking. is making its 15-consecutive appearance at an NCAA Regional. The Razorbacks enter the NCAA Championships as one of the most improved programs in the country. Last season, ranked No. 27 in the nation headed into regional competition with a RQS (Regional Qualifying Score) of compared to this season s No. 10 ranking with a program record RQS.

5 Auburn Tigers 6-16, 1-6 SEC (2-3 Home, 1-4 Away, 3-9 Neutral) Jan. 6 Iowa State at Arizona State Auburn Iowa Jan. 12 Missouri (SEC Network+)...W, Jan. 19 at Georgia (SEC Network+)... L, Jan. 26 Kentucky (SEC Network)... L, Feb. 2 (SEC Network)... L, Feb. 9 at (SEC Network+)... L, Feb. 11 Auburn Pittsburgh N.C. State at Texas Woman s Feb. 16 Rutgers (SEC Network+)...W, Feb. 23 Alabama (SEC Network)... L, Mar. 4 at (SEC Network)... L, Mar. 9 vs. Alabama (Huntsville, Ala.)... L, Mar. 24 SEC Championship (SEC Network)...8th, Apr. 7 NCAA Salt Lake City Regional... 5 p.m. Apr NCAA Championships... All Day Gators 13-4, 5-2 SEC (4-1 Home, 4-1 Away, 5-2 Neutral) Date Opponent Time (ET)/Score Jan. 5 at West Virginia...W, Jan. 12 (SEC Network)... L, Jan. 19 at Kentucky (SEC Network)...W, Jan. 26 Oklahoma (SEC Network+)...W, Feb. 2 at Auburn (SEC Network)...W, Feb. 9 Alabama (SEC Network)...W, Feb. 16 at Georgia (SEC Network)...W, Feb. 23 (SEC Network+)...W, Mar. 2 at Missouri (SEC Network+)... L, Mar. 9 Nebraska (SEC Network+)...W, Mar. 18 SEC Championship (ESPN2)...3rd, Apr. 1 Apr NCAA University Park Regional... 4 p.m. NCAA Championships... All Day The No. 16 Auburn gymnastics team earned a berth into the NCAA postseason and will be the No. 3 seed at the Salt Lake City Regional held April 7 in the Huntsman Center. Auburn ranks No. 16 nationally with an RQS of The Tigers are tied for 15th on vault (49.155) and beam (49.200), 20th on bars (49.205), and 25th on floor (49.215). All-SEC performers Gracie Day and Drew Watson are among the SEC s best on vault. Day, a sophomore from San Antonio, is tied for seventh in the league with a 9.89 RQS, while Watson is tied for ninth at Watson and Day finished tied for second overall at the 2018 SEC Championship in the event with a each. The placement earned Watson SEC All-Freshman accolades. Junior Samantha Cerio also picked up All-SEC honors on bars and is tied for 35th nationally with a 9.89 RQS. Redshirt junior Abby Milliet is among the nation s best on beam, standing tied for 25th overall with a 9.9 RQS. The next stop for the University of gymnastics team is University Park, Pa., for the April 7 NCAA Regional Gymnastics Championships. In 2017, UF won the NCAA Gainesville Regional to advance to its 35th NCAA Championships. took third in the 2017 NCAA Super Six team final, held in St. Louis, Mo. Nine honors went to five Gators in the recently released National Association of Collegiate Gymnastics Coaches/Women (NACGC) regular-season All-America list. The five Gators earning spots on the 2018 NACGC All-America list include two with a trio of All-America honors. Senior Alex McMurtry earned first-teams for vault, uneven bars and balance beam. Junior Alicia Boren collected second-team honors for all-around, beam and floor exercise. Three Gators claimed All-America second-team honors Alyssa Baumann (beam), Rachel Gowey (beam) and Rachel Slocum (vault).

6 Georgia Gym Dogs 6-14, 3-4 SEC (3-3 Home, 1-3 Away, 2-8 Neutral) Date Opponent Time (ET)/Score Jan. 12 at Alabama (SEC Network)... L, Jan. 15 Oklahoma (SEC Network+)... L, Jan. 19 Auburn (SEC Network+)...W, Jan. 26 at (SEC Network)... L, Feb. 3 Missouri (SEC Network)...W, Feb. 9 at Kentucky (SEC Network+)...W, Feb. 16 (SEC Network)... L, Feb. 23 (SEC Network)... L, Mar. 2 Elevate the Stage (Augusta, Ga.) Nebraska Stanford Illinois Georgia Mar. 10 Boise State (SEC Network+)...W, Mar. 16 at Utah... L, Mar. 24 SEC Championship (SEC Network)...6th, Apr. 7 Apr NCAA Tuscaloosa Regional... 5 p.m. NCAA Championships... All Day The 18th-ranked Georgia gymnastics team will head to Tuscaloosa, Alabama for its NCAA regional. In 34 all-time regional appearances, Georgia has won 24 regional championships and finished second ten times. A year ago, the 10th-seeded GymDogs advanced through the Gainesville regional and finished 12th at the NCAA Championships. Junior Sydney Snead, sophomore Rachel Dickson, and freshman Marissa Oakley earned All- SEC honors. Snead earned the distinction after scoring a 9.9 on vault, and a 9.85 on bars. This is her third All-SEC recognition. Dickson matched Snead with a 9.85 on bars to seal a place on the All-SEC team. Oakley was placed on the All-SEC Team for her performance on bars with a score of and earned All-Freshman accolades. Kentucky Wildcats 15-7, 3-4 SEC (5-2 Home, 4-2 Away, 6-3 Neutral) Date Opponent Time (ET)/Score Jan. 5 Kentucky (SEC Network+) Ball State George Washington Southeast Missouri Jan. 12 at (SEC Network+)...W, Jan. 19 (SEC Network)... L, Jan. 26 at Auburn (SEC Network)...W, Feb. 2 at (SEC Network)... L, Feb. 9 Georgia (SEC Network+)... L, Feb. 16 at Alabama (SEC Network)... L, Feb. 23 Missouri (SEC Network+)...W, Mar. 2 Ohio State (SEC Network+)...W, Mar. 11 New Hampshire Quad Meet (Durham, N.H.) Kentucky New Hampshire Yale Brown Mar. 14 at Illinois State...W, Mar. 24 SEC Championship (ESPN2)...4th, Apr. 7 NCAA Minneapolis Regional... 5 p.m. Apr NCAA Championships... All Day For the 14th-consecutive season, the Kentucky gymnastics team is headed to the NCAA Regionals. The two-seeded Wildcats will travel to Minneapolis to compete at the Sports Pavilion on the campus of the University of Minnesota on April 7 at 5 p.m. ET. Kentucky will face off against No. 1 Oklahoma, No. 13 Denver, Minnesota, Iowa State and Iowa. UK s two seed ties the highest in program history, earned with the regional qualifying score of Kentucky has not faced any team in the regional this season. Last season, UK met Oklahoma in the NCAA Seattle regional last season. Sophomore Mollie Korth was named a 2018 NACGC/W Regular Season All-American. Korth earned second team All-America honors in all-around and vault. She concluded the regular season with an all-around regional qualifying score, good for 14th in the country. Korth averaged a in the all-around, and competed in all four events at every meet but one this season. Her high of this season tied her career best and is the second highest all-around score from a Wildcat behind eight-time NCAA National Champion Jenny Hansen. The Cambridge, Wisconsin native finished 15th in the nation on the vault, earning her All-America distinction. Korth scored a season-high 9.95 in the event and had an RQS of 9.9. Korth, along with Alex Hyland, were a NACGC/W Regular Season All-Americans last season and are the only two to win the award in program history. Jenny Hansen, Robin Ewing, Aronda Primault, Sidney Dukes, Hyland and Korth have been named postseason All-America.

7 Tigers 22-1, 7-0 SEC (6-0 Home, 4-0 Away, 12-1 Neutral) Jan. 5 (SEC Network)...W, Jan. 12 at (SEC Network)...W, Jan. 19 Alabama (SEC Network)...W, Jan. 27 Metroplex Challenge (Fort Worth, Texas) UCLA Washington vs. N.C. State Feb. 2 Kentucky (SEC Network)...W, Feb. 9 at Missouri (SEC Network)...W, Feb. 16 Mardi Gras Invitational (St. Charles, Mo.) Missouri George Washington Feb. 18 Texas Woman s (SEC Network+)...W, Feb. 23 at Georgia (SEC Network)...W, Mar. 4 Auburn (SEC Network)...W, Mar. 9 at N.C. State (ESPN3)...W, Mar. 17 Arizona (SEC Network+)...W, Mar. 24 SEC Championship (ESPN2)... 1st, Apr. 7 NCAA Raleigh Regional... 3 p.m. Apr NCAA Championships... All Day The gymnastics teams will make a return trip to Raleigh, North Carolina, on April 7, as the second-seeded Tigers received an NCAA Regional berth., regular-season and championship-meet winners in the Southeastern Conference, will square off with No. 11 Nebraska, No. 14 Oregon State, No. 19 George Washington, No. 20 NC State, and No. 31 Maryland in one of six regional meets. This No. 2 overall seed for the Tigers is tied for the highest in school history. was also the second seed heading into NCAA postseason competition in The NCAA Regional berth is the 34th straight and 35th overall for the program. owns 17 regional titles and is trying to extend its streak to seven straight. Myia Hambrick has been named one of 10 finalists for the 2018 AAI Award, which is given to the most outstanding senior gymnast in the country. Hambrick, Sarah Finnegan, Kennedi Edney and Lexie Priessman combined to earn a nation-best 14 National Associate of Collegiate Gymnastics Coaches/Women (NACGC/W) Regular Season All-America Honors after finishing in the top-16 of the final event rankings. Hambrick earned the honor on all four events as well as the all around. Hambrick is just one of three gymnasts in the country to haul in five honors. The AAI Award finalist finished is the No. 1 performer on floor in 2018 and also ranked sixth on beam, seventh in the all-around, and 13th on bars and vault. Overall, Hambrick has totaled 17 All-America honors, which is tied with Ashleigh Gnat for the most in school history. Finnegan collected four All-America honors after finishing in the top-eight of the rankings on bars, beam, floor, and all-around. The junior is one of three gymnasts in the country to finish in the top eight of four or more rankings. Finnegan finished as the nation s top performer on bars and earned a perfect 10.0 on bars, beam and floor this season. Edney wrapped up the regular season with four All-America honors. The sophomore in the top-16 of the rankings on vault, bars, floor and all-around. Priessman also finished No. 7 on bars for All-America honors. Overall, gymnasts have combined to earn 56 All-America honors in the regular season since the award s inception in has now totaled 225 regular season and meet honors in program history. Missouri Tigers 10-13, 2-5 SEC (4-1 Home, 1-5 Away, 5-7 Neutral) Jan. 12 at Auburn (SEC Network+)... L, Jan. 19 (SEC Network+)...W, Jan. 26 at Alabama (SEC Network+)... L, Feb. 3 at Georgia (SEC Network)... L, Feb. 9 (SEC Network)... L, Feb. 16 Mardi Gras Invitational (St. Charles, Mo.) Missouri George Washington Feb. 23 at Kentucky (SEC Network+)... L, Feb. 25 Missouri at Illinois Illinois-Chicago Mar. 2 (SEC Network+)...W, Mar. 9 at Iowa State Missouri Iowa Mar. 16 State of Missouri Meet (Columbia, Mo.) Missouri Lindenwood Southeast Missouri State Mar. 24 SEC Championship (SEC Network)...7th, Apr. 7 Apr NCAA Tuscaloosa Regional... 4 p.m. NCAA Championships... All Day The No. 22 Mizzou gymnastics team will travel to Tuscaloosa, Ala., to compete at the 2018 NCAA Tuscaloosa Regional on Saturday, April 7 at 4 p.m. CT. The bid marks the Tigers fourth-consecutive NCAA Regional appearance and the 28th overall bid in program history. The Tigers recorded three top 10 wins over the 2018 season, with two over and one over. The win over No. 5 marked the team s first-ever victory over the Gators, as as Missouri entered the contest 0-22 in the series. Earlier in the season, Mizzou posted a home win over the No. 10 Razorbacks on Jan. 19 at the Hearnes Center and a victory over the same team at the Mardi Gras Invitational on Feb. 16. Most recently, Missouri scored finished seventh at the 2018 SEC Championship with a The score was the third-highest conference championship total in program history and the highest output since 2004.

8 Team Totals Alabama Kentucky Auburn Georgia Missouri Team Statistics Balance Beam Alabama Kentucky Georgia Auburn Missouri Vault Alabama Kentucky Auburn Georgia Missouri Floor Exercise T3. Alabama T3. Kentucky Georgia Missouri Auburn Uneven Bars Alabama Kentucky Georgia Auburn Missouri

9 All Around 1. Sarah Finnegan, Myia Hambrick, Alicia Boren, UF Kennedi Edney, Mollie Korth, UK Sydney Snead, UG Rachel Dickson, UG Alex Hyland, UK Sarah Shaffer, ARK Jessica Yamzon, ARK Aspen Tucker, MO Individual Statistics Balance Beam 1. Sarah Finnegan, Nickie Guerrero, UA T3. Alex McMurtry, UF T3. Myia Hambrick, T5. Alicia Boren, UF T5. Alyssa Baumann, UF Rachel Gowey, UF Britney Ward, MO T9. Abby Milliet, AU T9. Sophia Carter, ARK T9. Kiana Winston, UA T9. Christina Desiderio, Vault 1. Alex McMurtry, UF Rachel Slocum, UF T3. Myia Hambrick, T3. Nickie Guerrero, UA T5. Mollie Korth, UK T5. Kennedi Edney, T7. Gracie Day, AU T7. Braie Speed, ARK T9. Drew Watson, AU T9. Sarah Finnegan, Uneven Bars T1. Sarah Finnegan, T1. Alex McMurtry, UF Lexie Priessman, Kiana Winston, UA T5. Kennedi Edney, T5. Myia Hambrick, T7. Mollie Korth, UK T7. Amelia Hundley, UF Braie Speed, Samantha Cerio, AU Floor Exercise 1. Myia Hambrick, Sarah Finnegan, T3. Alicia Boren, UF T3. Kennedi Edney, Nickie Guerrero, UA Sabrina Vega, UG T7. Kiana Winston, UA T7. Sidney Dukes, UK T7. Sarah Shaffer, ARK T10. Sydney Snead, UG T10. Alyssa Baumann, UF