NCAA Women's Gymnastics Championships

NCAA Women's Gymnastics Championships
Founded 1982
Number of teams 12
Current champions Oklahoma (2)
Most successful club(s) Georgia (10)
Website NCAA.com
The University of Georgia Gym Dogs, including individual apparatus national champions Courtney McCool and Grace Taylor, are honored at the White House by President of the United States George W. Bush for their winning the 2008 Division I team national championship.

The NCAA introduced women's gymnastics as a championship sport in 1982. Gymnastics was one of twelve women's sports added to the NCAA championship program for the 1981-82 school year, as the NCAA engaged in battle with the Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women for sole governance of women's collegiate sports. The AIAW continued to conduct its established championship program in the same twelve (and other) sports; however, after a year of dual women's championships, the NCAA conquered the AIAW and usurped its authority and membership.

Under the NCAA, only six universities have claimed the overall Division I championship; the Division II competition was discontinued in 1987. During the early years of competition, the University of Utah under the leadership of head coach Greg Marsden dominated the field of competition. During the late 1980s and 1990s, the University of Georgia (UGA), coached by Suzanne Yoculan, and the University of Alabama, coached by Sarah Patterson, gained success and claimed several titles. From 1996 to 2012, the University of Alabama, the University of Georgia and UCLA, coached by Valorie Kondos Field, have claimed all the NCAA titles; four titles for the University of Alabama, six for UCLA and seven for the University of Georgia.

In 2013, the University of Florida, coached by Rhonda Faehn, broke the reign of the prior four teams, winning the NCAA Championships held at UCLA's newly renovated Pauley Pavilion in Los Angeles, California. Faehn was a competitor for the Bruins 1990–1992. The Oklahoma Sooners became the sixth team to win the NCAA title after tying with Florida in 2014.

Current season

The top two teams, as well as the top two all-around competitors not from an advancing team, at each regional receive a berth in the NCAA Championships. In addition, individual event winners who did not already qualify with their team or as an all-arounder will advance. At the national championships, the top three teams from each of the first day's sessions advancing to the Super Six Team Finals.

2016

The Oklahoma Sooners women’s gymnastics team won the school's second NCAA title with a 197.675 score at Fort Worth, Texas on April 16, 2016. In second place was LSU (197.4500), followed by Alabama (197.4375), Florida (197.3500), UCLA (196.8250) and Georgia (196.8125). Individual titles went to Katie Bailey (Alabama) and Brandie Jay (Georgia) in vault, Bridget Sloan (Florida) and Brittany Rogers (Georgia) in uneven bars, Bridget Sloan (Florida) and Danusia Francis (UCLA) in balance beam, Nina McGee (Denver) in floor exercise, and Bridget Sloan (Florida) for all around.

Previous seasons

2015

Regional Championships was held on April 4, 2015 at the following six sites:

The NCAA Women's Gymnastics National Championships will be held in Fort Worth, Texas, April 17–19, 2015, hosted by Texas Woman’s Gymnastics and the Knight Eady Sports Group:

NCAA Championship (Super Six Finals), April 18, 2015, Fort Worth, Texas:

Individual Event Finals, April 19, 2015, Fort Worth, Texas[3]

2014

Regional Championships was held on April 5, 2014 at the following six sites with start times between 4 and 6 p.m. local time:[4]

The NCAA Women's Gymnastics Championship was held in the Birmingham Jefferson Convention Complex, Birmingham, AL (hosted by the University of Alabama and the Alabama Sports Foundation), Friday, April 18, 2014:

NCAA Championship (Super Six Finals): Birmingham, AL, Saturday, April 19 (6 p.m. CST) -

Individual Event Finals: Birmingham, AL, Sunday, April 20 (2 p.m. CST)

2013

Regional Championships was held on April 6, 2013 at the following six sites with start times between 4 and 6 p.m. local time:[7]

The NCAA Women's Gymnastics Championship was held in Pauley Pavilion, Los Angeles, CA, Friday, April 19, 2013:

NCAA Championship (Super Six Finals): Los Angeles, CA, Saturday, April 20 (4 p.m. PT) -

Individual Event Finals: Los Angeles, CA, Sunday, April 21 (1 p.m. PT)

2012

Regional Championships were held on April 7, 2012 at the following six sites:[8]

The NCAA Women's Gymnastics Championship was held in the Gwinnett Center, Duluth, GA, Friday, April 20:

NCAA Championship (Super Six Finals): Duluth, GA, Saturday, April 21 (4 p.m. ET) - UCLA, Utah, Stanford, Alabama, Florida, Arkansas

Individual Event Finals: Duluth, GA, Sunday, April 22 (1 p.m. ET)

2011

NCAA Women's Gymnastics Regional Fields:

Regional Championships were held on April 2, 2011 at the following six sites.

NCAA Women's Gymnastics Championship:

The Women's Gymnastics Championship held in the Wolstein Center, at Cleveland, Ohio on April 15–17, 2011.

Alabama won the 2011 team competition, earning their fifth national championship.

Team titles

Team Number Years won
Georgia 10 1987, 1989, 1993, 1998, 1999, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009
Utah 9 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1990, 1992, 1994, 1995
Alabama 6 1988, 1991, 1996, 2002, 2011, 2012
UCLA 6 1997, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2004, 2010
Florida 3 2013, 2014, 2015
Oklahoma 2 2014, 2016

Team champions

Annual Results

  • 1982 Utah
  • 1983 Utah
  • 1984 Utah
  • 1985 Utah
  • 1986 Utah
  • 1987 Georgia
  • 1988 Alabama
  • 1989 Georgia
  • 1990 Utah
  • 1991 Alabama
  • 1992 Utah
  • 1993 Georgia
  • 1994 Utah
  • 1995 Utah
  • 1996 Alabama
  • 1997 UCLA
  • 1998 Georgia
  • 1999 Georgia
  • 2000 UCLA
  • 2001 UCLA
  • 2002 Alabama
  • 2003 UCLA
  • 2004 UCLA
  • 2005 Georgia
  • 2006 Georgia
  • 2007 Georgia
  • 2008 Georgia
  • 2009 Georgia
  • 2010 UCLA
  • 2011 Alabama
  • 2012 Alabama
  • 2013 Florida
  • 2014 Florida and Oklahoma
  • 2015 Florida
  • 2016 Oklahoma

Detail Annual Results

1982 
  1. Utah, 148.60
  2. Cal State Fullerton, 144.15
  3. Penn State, 143.10
  4. Oregon State, 143.00
  5. Arizona State, 142.95
  6. UCLA, 142.40
  7. Florida, 140.90
  8. Nebraska, 138.10
  9. Oklahoma State, 137.20
  10. Michigan, 136.90
1983 
  1. Utah, 184.65
  2. Arizona State, 183.30
  3. Cal State Fullerton, 179.25
  4. Alabama, 179.05
  5. Florida, 177.85
  6. (tie) UCLA and LSU, 177.80
  7. Ohio State, 176.65
  8. Oregon State, 173.55
  9. Nebraska, 165.55
1984 
  1. Utah, 186.05
  2. UCLA, 185.55
  3. Cal State Fullerton, 183.9
  4. Arizona State, 183.65
  5. Florida, 182.2
  6. Alabama, 180.8
  7. Penn State, 179.45
  8. Washington, 178.55
  9. Georgia, 177.6
  10. Arizona, 176.9
1985 
  1. Utah, 188.35
  2. Arizona State, 186.6
  3. Florida, 184.3
  4. Alabama, 184.05
  5. Cal State Fullerton, 183.5
  6. Oregon, 183.15
  7. Georgia, 180.9
  8. Ohio State, 179.75
  9. Penn State, 179.0
  10. Oklahoma, 177.4
1986 
  1. Utah, 186.95
  2. Arizona State, 186.70
  3. Alabama, 186.35
  4. Georgia, 185.45
  5. Cal State Fullerton, 185.00
  6. Penn State, 182.70
  7. UCLA, 181.70
  8. Florida, 181.30
  9. LSU, 180.55
  10. Ohio State, 177.80
1987 
  1. Georgia, 187.90
  2. Utah, 187.55
  3. UCLA, 187.00
  4. Alabama, 186.60
  5. Arizona State, 184.00
  6. Florida, 183.80
  7. LSU, 181.50
  8. Ohio State, 180.20
  9. Washington, 179.85
  10. Nebraska, 179.50
  11. Arizona, 179.45
  12. Oregon State, 174.50
1988 
  1. Alabama, 190.05
  2. Utah, 189.50
  3. UCLA, 188.80
  4. LSU, 187.90
  5. Georgia, 186.80
  6. Florida, 186.65
  7. Oregon State, 186.50
  8. Arizona State, 185.10
  9. Arizona, 184.00
  10. Nebraska, 183.55
  11. Penn State, 179.70
  12. Michigan State, 178.80
1989 
  1. Georgia, 192.65
  2. UCLA, 192.60
  3. Alabama, 192.10
  4. Nebraska, 190.80
  5. Utah, 190.20
  6. Cal State Fullerton, 189.45
  7. (tie) Arizona State and Oregon State, 187.90
  8. Oklahoma, 187.05
  9. Florida, 187.00
  10. Arizona, 186.50
  11. Ohio State, 186.40
1990 
  1. Utah, 194.900
  2. Alabama, 194.575
  3. Georgia, 193.225
  4. UCLA, 193.100
  5. Nebraska, 192.225
  6. LSU, 192.100
  7. Oregon State, 189.950
  8. Cal State Fullerton, 189.700
  9. Towson, 187.975
  10. (tie) Arizona and Florida, 187.175
  11. Ohio State, 183.650
1991 
  1. Alabama, 195.125
  2. Utah, 194.375
  3. Georgia, 193.375
  4. Oregon State, 192.350
  5. Penn State, 190.950
  6. Florida, 189.700
  7. LSU, 188.600
  8. Brigham Young, 187.700
  9. (tie) Arizona State and Auburn, 187.650
  10. Arizona, 187.475
  11. Utah State, 185.950
1992 
  1. Utah, 195.650
  2. Georgia, 194.600
  3. Alabama, 193.350
  4. Penn State, 192.775
  5. Arizona, 191.950
  6. Oregon State, 191.375
  7. Arizona State, 191.025
  8. California, 190.725
  9. UCLA, 189.825
  10. Stanford, 189.100
  11. Florida, 188.725
  12. Brigham Young, 187.775
1993 
  1. Georgia, 198.000
  2. Alabama, 196.825
  3. Utah, 195.825
  4. UCLA, 194.925
  5. Auburn, 194.725
  6. Arizona, 194.075
  7. (tie) LSU and Oregon State, 193.425
  8. Michigan, 193.125
  9. Florida, 192.950
  10. Penn State, 192.700
  11. Arizona State, 192.175
1994 
  1. Utah, 196.400
  2. Alabama, 196.350
  3. Georgia, 195.850
  4. Michigan, 195.150
  5. UCLA, 194.975
  6. Florida, 194.850
  7. Oregon State, 193.625
  8. LSU, 193.225
  9. Brigham Young, 192.325
  10. Arizona State, 190.825
  11. Washington, 190.525
  12. New Hampshire, 188.450
1995 
  1. Utah, 196.650
  2. (tie) Alabama and Michigan, 196.425
  3. UCLA, 196.150
  4. Georgia, 196.075
  5. Oregon State, 194.850
  6. Florida, 195.425
  7. Penn State, 194.150
  8. LSU, 193.025
  9. Brigham Young, 191.925
  10. Nebraska, 191.750
  11. West Virginia, 189.650
1996 
  1. Alabama, 198.025
  2. UCLA, 197.475
  3. (tie) Georgia and Utah, 196.775
  4. Oregon State, 196.525
  5. Michigan, 196.375
  6. Arizona, 195.125
  7. Florida, 194.825
  8. Stanford, 194.025
  9. Nebraska, 193.950
  10. Penn State, 192.700
  11. Brigham Young, 192.500
1997 
  1. UCLA, 197.150
  2. Arizona State, 196.850
  3. Georgia, 196.600
  4. Michigan, 196.500
  5. Florida, 196.425
  6. Nebraska, 195.250
  7. Utah, 196.025
  8. Washington, 195.975
  9. Alabama, 195.600
  10. Minnesota, 194.775
  11. Penn State, 194.300
  12. LSU, 193.825
1998 
  1. Georgia, 197.725
  2. Florida, 196.350
  3. Alabama, 196.300
  4. Utah, 196.025
  5. UCLA, 195.750
  6. Arizona State, 195.450
  7. Washington, 195.450
  8. Michigan, 195.425
  9. LSU, 195.300
  10. Penn State, 194.625
  11. North Carolina State, 194.125
  12. Brigham Young, 193.400
1999 
  1. Georgia, 196.850
  2. Michigan, 196.550
  3. Alabama, 195.950
  4. Arizona State, 195.900
  5. UCLA, 195.850
  6. Nebraska, 194.800
  7. Utah, 195.475
  8. Penn State, 194.775
  9. LSU, 194.475
  10. (tie) Florida and Stanford, 194.000
  11. West Virginia, 191.850
2000 
  1. UCLA, 197.300
  2. Utah, 196.875
  3. Georgia, 196.800
  4. Nebraska, 196.725
  5. Alabama, 196.500
  6. Michigan, 195.725
  7. Penn State, 195.350
  8. Iowa State, 195.325
  9. LSU, 194.950
  10. Oregon State, 194.750
  11. Brigham Young, 194.500
  12. West Virginia, 194.175
2001 
  1. UCLA, 197.575
  2. Georgia, 197.400
  3. Michigan, 197.275
  4. Alabama, 196.550
  5. (tie) Nebraska and Utah 196.025
  6. Florida, 195.825
  7. Stanford, 195.400
  8. Arizona State, 194.775
  9. Oklahoma, 193.875
  10. Oregon State, 193.775
  11. Denver, 193.625
2002 
  1. Alabama, 197.575
  2. Georgia, 197.250
  3. UCLA, 197.150
  4. Utah, 196.950
  5. Nebraska, 196.425
  6. Stanford, 196.025
  7. Michigan, 196.175
  8. LSU, 195.850
  9. Minnesota, 195.700
  10. Florida, 195.675
  11. Arizona, 194.975
  12. Oregon State, 192.925
2003 
  1. UCLA, 197.825
  2. Alabama, 197.275
  3. Georgia, 197.150
  4. Nebraska, 197.125
  5. Michigan, 196.050
  6. Utah, 195.300
  7. Florida, 196.325
  8. Stanford, 196.200
  9. Arizona State, 194.225
  10. LSU, 194.000
  11. Iowa, 193.825
  12. Auburn, 193.525
2004 
  1. UCLA, 198.125
  2. Georgia, 197.200
  3. (tie) Alabama and Stanford, 197.125
  4. Florida, 196.800
  5. Utah, 195.775
  6. LSU, 196.650
  7. Michigan, 196.500
  8. Arizona State, 196.325
  9. Nebraska, 196.150
  10. Oklahoma, 195.750
  11. Iowa, 194.775
2005 
  1. Georgia, 197.825
  2. Alabama, 197.400
  3. Utah, 197.275
  4. UCLA, 197.150
  5. Michigan, 196.575
  6. Nebraska, 196.425
  7. Florida, 196.225
  8. Iowa State, 195.975
  9. LSU, 195.800
  10. Penn State, 194.975
  11. Brigham Young, 194.625
  12. Oklahoma, 194.425
2006 
  1. Georgia, 197.750
  2. Utah, 196.800
  3. Alabama, 196.725
  4. Florida, 196.275
  5. Nebraska, 196.175
  6. Iowa State, 194.725
  7. Michigan, 196.00
  8. LSU, 195.650
  9. Arizona State, 195.575
  10. Oklahoma, 195.525
  11. Oregon State, 195.150
  12. Arkansas, 194.375
2007
[9]
  1. Georgia, 197.850
  2. Utah, 197.250
  3. Florida, 197.225
  4. UCLA, 196.925
  5. Stanford, 196.825
  6. Nebraska, 195.975
  7. LSU, 196.275
  8. Oklahoma, 196.250
  9. Alabama, 196.125
  10. Oregon State, 195.100
  11. Denver, 195.575
  12. Michigan, 195.100
2008
[10]
  1. Georgia, 197.450
  2. Utah, 197.125
  3. Stanford, 196.750
  4. Florida, 196.700
  5. LSU, 196.350
  6. Alabama, 196.125
  7. UCLA, 196.725
  8. (tie) Michigan and Oklahoma, 196.075
  9. Arkansas, 195.825
  10. Oregon State, 195.475
  11. Denver, 194.200
2009
  1. Georgia, 197.825
  2. Alabama, 197.575
  3. Utah, 197.425
  4. Florida, 196.725
  5. Arkansas, 196.475
  6. LSU, 196.375
  7. UCLA, 196.625
  8. Stanford, 196.225
  9. Penn State, 196.100
  10. Oklahoma, 195.825
  11. Oregon State, 195.350
  12. Illinois, 195.050
2010
  1. UCLA, 197.725
  2. Oklahoma, 197.250
  3. Alabama, 197.225
  4. Stanford, 197.100
  5. Florida, 197.000
  6. Utah, 196.225
  7. Nebraska, 196.175
  8. Oregon State, 196.050
  9. LSU, 196.025
  10. Michigan, 195.700
  11. Arkansas, 195.600
  12. Missouri, 194.600
2011
  1. Alabama, 197.650
  2. UCLA, 197.375
  3. Oklahoma, 197.250
  4. Nebraska, 196.725
  5. Utah, 196.500
  6. Michigan, 196.425
  7. Florida, 196.125
  8. Oregon State, 196.100
  9. Arkansas, 195.450
  10. Georgia, 195.450
  11. Illinois, 195.100
  12. Kent State, 195.000
2012
  1. Alabama, 197.850
  2. Florida, 197.775
  3. UCLA, 197.750
  4. Stanford, 197.500
  5. Utah, 197.375
  6. Arkansas, 196.300
  7. Oklahoma, 196.925
  8. Nebraska, 196.625
  9. LSU, 196.550
  10. Ohio State, 196.525
  11. Georgia, 196.500
  12. Oregon State, 196.450
2013
  1. Florida, 197.575
  2. Oklahoma, 197.375
  3. Alabama, 197.350
  4. UCLA, 197.100
  5. LSU, 197.050
  6. Georgia, 196.675
  7. Michigan, 196.850
  8. Minnesota, 196.375
  9. Utah, 196.200
  10. Arkansas, 196.150
  11. Illinois, 195.700
  12. Stanford, 194.700
2014
  1. (tie) Florida & Oklahoma, 198.175
  2. LSU, 197.600
  3. Alabama, 197.550
  4. Georgia, 197.100
  5. Nebraska, 196.500
  6. UCLA, 197.050
  7. Utah, 197.025
  8. Stanford, 196.600
  9. Michigan, 196.425
  10. Illinois, 195.800
  11. Penn State, 194.825
2015
  1. Florida, 197.850
  2. Utah, 197.800
  3. Oklahoma, 197.525
  4. Alabama, 197.275
  5. Stanford, 197.250
  6. Auburn, 195.625
  7. Michigan, 197.025
  8. Nebraska, 196.675
  9. Georgia, 196.600
  10. LSU, 196.550
  11. UCLA, 196.400
  12. Oregon State, 195.875
2016
  1. Oklahoma, 197.6750
  2. LSU, 197.4500
  3. Alabama, 197.4375
  4. Florida, 197.3500
  5. UCLA, 196.8250
  6. Georgia, 196.8125
  7. California, 195.8500
  8. Nebraska, 195.7750
  9. Utah, 195.7625
  10. Stanford, 195.5750
  11. Auburn, 195.1000
  12. Minnesota, 194.9875

Individual champions

All-around champions

  • 1982 - Sue Stednitz, Utah
  • 1983 - Megan McCunniff, Utah
  • 1984 - Megan Marsden, Utah
  • 1985 - Penney Hauschild, Alabama
  • 1986 - (tie) Jackie Brummer, Arizona State; Penney Hauschild, Alabama
  • 1987 - Kelly Garrison-Steves, Oklahoma
  • 1988 - Kelly Garrison-Steves, Oklahoma
  • 1989 - Corinne Wright, Georgia
  • 1990 - Dee Dee Foster, Alabama
  • 1991 - Hope Spivey, Georgia
  • 1992 - Missy Marlowe, Utah
  • 1993 - Jenny Hansen, Kentucky
  • 1994 - Jenny Hansen, Kentucky
  • 1995 - Jenny Hansen, Kentucky
  • 1996 - Meredith Willard, Alabama
  • 1997 - Kim Arnold, Georgia
  • 1998 - Kim Arnold, Georgia

Vault champions

  • 1982 - Elaine Alfano, Utah
  • 1983 - Elaine Alfano, Utah
  • 1984 - Megan Marsden, Utah
  • 1985 - Elaine Alfano, Utah
  • 1986 - (tie) Pam Loree, Penn State; Kim Neal, Arizona State
  • 1987 - Yumi Mordre, Washington
  • 1988 - Jill Andrews, UCLA
  • 1989 - Kim Hamilton, UCLA
  • 1990 - Michele Bryant, Nebraska
  • 1991 - (tie) Anna Basaldua, Arizona; Hope Spivey, Georgia
  • 1992 - (tie) Kristen Kenoyer, Utah; Tammy Marshall, Massachusetts; Heather Stepp, Georgia
  • 1993 - Heather Stepp, Georgia
  • 1994 - Jenny Hansen, Kentucky
  • 1995 - Jenny Hansen, Kentucky
  • 1996 - Leah Brown, Georgia
  • 1997 - Susan Hines, Florida
  • 1998 - (tie)Larissa Fontaine, Stanford; Susan Hines, Florida

Uneven bars champions

  • 1982 - Lisa Shirk, Pittsburgh
  • 1983 - Jeri Cameron, Arizona State
  • 1984 - Jackie Brummer, Arizona State
  • 1985 - Penney Hauschild, Alabama
  • 1986 - Lucy Wener, Georgia
  • 1987 - Lucy Wener, Georgia
  • 1988 - Kelly Garrison-Steves, Oklahoma
  • 1989 - Lucy Wener, Georgia
  • 1990 - Marie Roethlisberger, Minnesota
  • 1991 - Kelly Macy, Georgia
  • 1992 - Missy Marlowe, Utah
  • 1993 - (tie) Agina Simpkins, Georgia; Beth Wymer, Michigan
  • 1994 - (tie) Lori Strong, Georgia; Sandy Woolsey, Utah; Beth Wymer, Michigan
  • 1995 - Beth Wymer, Michigan
  • 1996 - Stephanie Woods, Alabama
  • 1997 - Jenni Beathard, Georgia
  • 1998 - Heidi Moneymaker, UCLA

Balance beam champions

  • 1982 - Sue Stednitz, Utah
  • 1983 - Julie Goewey, Cal State Fullerton
  • 1984 - Heidi Anderson, Oregon State
  • 1985 - Lisa Zeis, Arizona State
  • 1986 - Jackie Brummer, Arizona State
  • 1987 - Yumi Mordre, Washington
  • 1988 - Kelly Garrison-Steves, Oklahoma
  • 1989 - (tie) Jill Andrews, UCLA; Joy Selig, Oregon State
  • 1990 - Joy Selig, Oregon State
  • 1991 - (tie) Gina Basile, Alabama; Missy Marlowe, Utah
  • 1992 - (tie) Dana Dobransky, Alabama; Missy Marlowe, Utah
  • 1993 - Dana Dobransky, Alabama
  • 1994 - Jenny Hansen, Kentucky
  • 1995 - Jenny Hansen, Kentucky
  • 1996 - Summer Reid, Utah
  • 1997 - (tie) Elizabeth Reid, Arizona State; Summer Reid, Utah
  • 1998 - (tie) Kim Arnold, Georgia; Jenni Beathard, Georgia; Betsy Hamm, Florida
  • 1999 - (tie) Kiralee Hayashi, UCLA; Theresa Kulikowski, Utah; Andree Pickens, Alabama
  • 2000 - Lena Degteva, UCLA
  • 2001 - Theresa Kulikowski, Utah
  • 2002 - Elise Ray, Michigan
  • 2003 - Kate Richardson, UCLA
  • 2004 - Ashley Kelly, Arizona State
  • 2005 - Kristen Maloney, UCLA
  • 2006 - (tie) Courtney Kupets, Georgia; April Burkholder, LSU
  • 2007 - Ashley Postell, Utah
  • 2008 - Grace Taylor, Georgia
  • 2009 - Courtney Kupets, Georgia
  • 2010 - Susan Jackson, LSU
  • 2011 - Samantha Peszek, UCLA
  • 2012 - Geralen Stack-Eaton, Alabama
  • 2013 - Bridget Sloan, Florida
  • 2014 - Taylor Spears, Oklahoma
  • 2015 - Samantha Peszek, UCLA
  • 2016 - (tie)Bridget Sloan, Florida; Danusia Francis, UCLA

Floor exercise champions

  • 1982 - Mary Ayotte-Law, Oregon State
  • 1983 - Kim Neal, Arizona State
  • 1984 - Maria Anz, Florida
  • 1985 - Lisa Mitzel, Utah
  • 1986 - (tie) Penney Hauschild, Alabama; Lisa Zeis, Arizona State
  • 1987 - Kim Hamilton, UCLA
  • 1988 - Kim Hamilton, UCLA
  • 1989 - (tie) Kim Hamilton, UCLA; Corinne Wright, Georgia
  • 1990 - Joy Selig, Oregon State
  • 1991 - Hope Spivey, Georgia
  • 1992 - Missy Marlowe, Utah
  • 1993 - (tie) Amy Durham, Oregon State; Tammy Marshall, Massachusetts; Heather Stepp, Georgia
  • 1994 - Hope Spivey-Sheeley, Georgia
  • 1995 - (tie) Leslie Angeles, Georgia; Jenny Hansen, Kentucky; Stella Umeh, UCLA
  • 1996 - (tie) Heidi Hornbeek, Arizona; Kim Kelly, Alabama
  • 1997 - Leah Brown, Georgia
  • 1998 - (tie) Karin Lichey, Georgia; Stella Umeh, UCLA
  • 1999 - Marny Oestreng, Bowling Green
  • 2000 - Suzanne Sears, Georgia
  • 2001 - Mohini Bhardwaj, UCLA
  • 2002 - (tie) Jamie Dantzscher, UCLA; Nicole Arnstad, LSU
  • 2003 - Richelle Simpson, Nebraska
  • 2004 - (tie) Ashley Miles, Alabama; Courtney Bumpers, North Carolina
  • 2005 - Courtney Bumpers, North Carolina
  • 2006 - Kate Richardson, UCLA
  • 2007 - Morgan Dennis, Alabama
  • 2008 - Courtney McCool, Georgia
  • 2009 - Courtney Kupets, Georgia; Ashleigh Clare-Kearney, LSU
  • 2010 - Brittani McCullough, UCLA
  • 2011 - Geralen Stack-Eaton, Alabama
  • 2012 - Kat Ding, Georgia
  • 2013 - Joanna Sampson, Michigan
  • 2014 - Katherine Grable, Arkansas
  • 2015 - Kytra Hunter, Florida
  • 2016 - Nina McGee, Denver

See also

References

  1. ↑ utah florida tie first semifinals stanford also advances, NCAA.com April 17, 2015
  2. ↑ alabama clinches record 21st super six appearance ou auburn, NCAA.com April 17, 2015
  3. ↑ Schuyler Dixon, Utah's Dabritz gets NCAA women's gymnastics title on bars, but misses another perfect 10, Associated Press via StarTribune, April 19, 2015
  4. ↑ Thirty-six teams, individuals named for 2014 Women's Gymnastics regionals, NCAA.com, March 26, 2014
  5. ↑ Women's Gymnastics Meet Results NCAA Fayetteville Regional, UCLABruins.com, April 5, 2014
  6. ↑ Women's Gymnastics Meet Results NCAA Minneapolis Regional, Gophersports.com, April 5, 2014
  7. ↑ Regional championship selections, NCAA.com, March 26, 2012
  8. ↑ Regional championship selections, NCAA.com, March 26, 2012
  9. ↑ "Women's Gymnastics Meet Results". National Collegiate Athletic Association. April 27, 2007. Retrieved 2007-04-28.
  10. ↑ "Women's Gymnastics Meet Results". Archived from the original on November 21, 2008. Retrieved 2008-04-26.

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