TEAM FINALS College Gymnastics Association Special Report 1. Stanford 363.45 STANFORD UNIVERSITY 2. Oklahoma 361.60 3. Illinois 360.15 WINS 2011 4. California 358.70 NCAA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 5. Michigan 356.20 6. Penn State 355.70 Compiled by Jerry Wright April 17, 2011

pommel horse where it faltered enough to make the meet very interesting after four rotations. Freshman Chris Turner had the top score of the rotation with a 14.550. Jason Stevens (14.350) and Abhinav Ramani (14.050) were also solid. Moving to the still rings, Stanford started slowly, but James Foxco and Gentry came through big. Fosco scored 15.250, before Gentry came through with a huge 15.800 that was the second highest score of the day. Stanford finished on vault in what PHOTO BY surely felt like a victory lap. Lieberman JEFF MILLS and Ramani opened with solid vaults to help Stanford take over the lead, scor- STANFORD UNIVERSITY ing 15.850 and 15.950, respectively. The Cardinal then added to the After falling just short a year ago, Stanford came through with the lead as Dixon scored a 16.000 and then Buscaglia stuck a landing for clutch performance necessary to capture its second NCAA title in the top vault of the day three years. The Cardinal scored 363.45 to defeat second-place Okla- with a score of 16.350. homa (361.600) and third-place Illinois (360.15). The NCAA title Gentry added a 16.250 and was also the 100th in Stanford athletics history, as the Cardinal be- to give Stanford a score of came just the second university to accomplish that feat. 64.550, the best of the day "I am ecstatic that men's gymnastics was the team to reach the and enough for Stanford to 100th title for Stanford," said head coach Thom Glielmi, "It is an win the NCAA title com- incredible achievement for Stanford and the fact that it was men's fortably. gymnastics that won it is just icing on the cake." The finals of the all- The Cardinal began on the parallel bars for the second-straight around were also contested night, but did not fare as well this time around. Cameron Foreman as part of the team finals and Ryan Lieberman led the Cardinal in the event, both scoring with Lieberman and Dixon DIXON 15.200. The score for Foreman was a career best, which came at the placing seventh and right time, as he was sixth in the rotation with his team needing him eighth, respectively. Both will earn All-America honors for their ef- to nail the routine. Alex Buscaglia was also solid with a 15.150. fort, in what surely pales in comparison to the team title. See page 6. Stanford then shifted to the horizontal bar. Buscaglia came through with a score of 15.400. Busca- UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA glia's score was tied for the best The University of Oklahoma men's gymnastics team tallied of the night. Dixon also had a 361.600 points to finish second at the 2011 NCAA Championship at big effort in the event, scoring a St. John Arena on the campus of Ohio State. Stanford (363.450) 14.900. Lieberman scored BUSCAGLIA claimed the National Championship, and Illinois (360.150) fin- 14.750 and Tim Gentry scored ished third and Cal (358.700) was fourth. Michigan (356.200) and 14.250 to round out the rotation. Penn State (355.700) finished fifth and sixth, respectively. Next up was the floor exercise where the Cardinal had its best effort of the season. This rota- tion might have been the differ- SAM MIKULAK ence maker for the national ti- 2011 NCAA All tle. Eddie Penev came through Around Champion with a season-best score of University of 15.950 (after recovering from Michigan injury). Dixon was also out- standing in the event with a 15.850. The depth was the dif- ference though as Gentry (15.350) and Buscaglia (15.300) gave Stanford no weak link. The Cardinal then moved to “We couldn’t fight off Stanford and they are all-around (90.150) competition to earn his the final rotation, the Illini finished the night very deserving of the title,” said OU Head second straight All-America honor. (See page on pommel horse. Despite a first-place finish Coach Mark Williams. 6 for individual event finals results.) by Ribeiro (15.500), it was enough to hold the 2011 Nissen-Emery Award winner, senior advantage over the advancing Cardinal and Steven Legendre, finished fourth in the all- Sooners, as Stanford recorded a season-high around with a score of 89.700 as a total of five score of 64.550 on vault to take the top spot.

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LEGENDRE: The University of California finished NISSEN-EMERY fourth at the NCAA Championships in the WINNER team championship portion. Stanford won the MIZOGUCHI championship with Oklahoma taking second and Illinois finishing fourth ahead of the Bears. The session was the final team compe- tition of the 2011 season and took place at "I couldn't have asked for anything more out Ohio State's St. John Arena on Friday even- of our athletes than what they gave me today," ing. head coach Justin Spring said. "This is exact- Bryan del Castillo tied Ohio State's Brandon OU gymnasts qualified for a combined five ly what we planned to do and they came out Wynn for fifth place in the all-around, with individual event finals scheduled for Saturday. and did even better than expected. We had our both of them scoring 89.350. Glen Ishino was Oklahoma finished first on floor (62.900). sights set a little higher but Stanford and Ok- ninth (88.650) and Donothan Bailey took 10th Legendre (All-Around, Floor, High Bar), lahoma had bigger start values and had a good (87.600). Jacob Dalton (Floor, Rings, Vault, Parallel meet. We did everything we could have done Six Bears qualified for the NCAA Individu- Bars, High Bar), Troy Nitzky (Rings), Alex today and I couldn't be more proud of every- al Championships - Kyle Bunthuwong one on this team." (pommel, high bar), Bryan del Castillo The Illini got off to a solid start on rings, as DALTON they tallied their highest score of the season BUNTHUWONG on the event with a 60.100, while Sacramento led the way with a 15.400 for a sixth-place finish. Next up on vault, Illinois had its share of struggles, but Mizoguchi closed out the event with a 16.300, which tied his career best, to place third and the momentum carried over to parallel bars. Naddour (All-Around, Pommel Horse, Vault) In the third rotation of the night, the Illini and Bobby Shortle (Floor) competed in the again set a new season high with a 60.000 on individual championships as each of the eight parallel bars, which also was a school record individuals in each event will be crowned All- under the FIG open ended code established in Americans. (See page ? for individual event 2008. Individually, Mizoguchi (15.600) and (pommel, parallel bars), Donothan Bailey results.) Padera (15.300) took first and second, respec- (pommel), Glen Ishino (pommel horse), Ste- Highlighting the meet for the Sooners was tively, with career-high scores, while Mizogu- ven Lacombe (rings), Christian Monteclaro Alex Naddour, finishing third in the all- chi's total broke his own school record on the (vault) around with a score of 89.750. Naddour post- event. On floor, del Castillo paced the Bears with a ed a career high score of 16.250 on vault to High bar was again shaky for the Illini, with 15.250, which was good for 13th place. Dan- help his total. Padera and Austin Phillips tying for 10th with iel Culpepper tied for 14th with a 15.200. Eric Other top scores for OU included Legendre a 14.600, before the Orange and Blue re- Haeussler was next in line, tying three others 16.20, Jacob Dalton 16.00, Bobby Shortle bounded on floor with a trio of career bests for 20th (15.000). Ishino rounded out the Cal 15.50 in FX; Alex Naddour 14.55, Troy Nitz- and another season-high team score. In the contributors with a 14.850. ke 14.40 in PH; Dalton 15.30 Troy Nitzky fifth rotation, Illinois posted a 61.050 on floor Kyle Bunthuwong led the way on high bar, 15.30, Ian Jackson 15.00, Nddour 15.00 in and Wiest paced the squad with a 15.600 for a notching a 15.100 to tie for third. Bailey tied SR; Naddour 16.25, Dalton 16.00, Legendre sixth-place finish. Mizoguchi added a career- for 13th with a 14.550 while del Castillo was 15.90 in Vault; Dalton 15.10, Naddour 15.00, high score of 15.350 to tie for eighth and also in 18th, along with two others, with a 14.450. Legendre 14.55 in PB; Dalton 14.90, Legen- producing career bests were Padera (15.100) Parallel bars saw del Castillo tie for ninth dre 14.80, Naddour 14.45 on HB. See page 6. and Yoshi Mori (15.000). with a 15.00 to best his fellow teammates. With a 1.7 lead over Oklahoma heading into Ishino tied for 13th with a 14.900. Haeussler UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS was right behind him in sole possession of The University of Illinois placed third at the 16th place, notching 14.750. 2011 NCAA Championships Friday night RIBEIRO Pommel horse was Ishino's highest finish of with a season-high score of 360.150 to secure the night for he took second place (15.100). its highest finish since 2008. Individually, five Bailey took fourth (14.650) and del Castillo Illini, including seniors Daniel Ribeiro, Chad tied a Buckeye for fifth (14.600). Bunthuwong Wiest Tyler Mizoguchi, C.J. Padera and An- took seventh, along with two others, with a thony Sacramento, finished in the top 10 to 14.500. Daniel Geri was in 11th thanks to his advance to Saturday night's individual event 14.400. finals. Mizoguchi placed second in Friday’s Pommel horse was Ishino's highest finish of trademarked skill that he invented and fin- Headlining Penn State in the still rings again the night for he took second place (15.100). ished with a stuck dismount to score a team- was Miguel Pineda. He placed third overall Bailey took fourth (14.650) and del Castillo high 15.40. with a score of 15.650. Scott Rosenthal was tied a Buckeye for fifth (14.600). Bunthuwong In FX first up Ben Baldus-Strauss in his just off Pineda's pace, scoring a 15.500, to took seventh, along with two others, with a final rou- finish in a tie for fourth place. 14.500. Daniel Geri was in 11th thanks to his tine for the Freshman Wasef Burbar continued to show 14.400. block 'M,' why he deserves consideration as one of the For a nice change of pace, it was Steven made it nation's top high bar performers, tying for Lacombe who finished first amongst the Bears t h r o u g h third place with a score of 15.100. on rings, scoring 15.500 to tie for fourth place. his set MAKOWSKE Tony Beck, competing for just the fourth His closest Cal competitor was Bailey, who with slight time in 2011 in the pommel horse, led the tied 24th with a 14.800. trouble on Nittany Lions in the event. He placed 10th On vault, Christian Monteclaro was sixth his second with a season high score of 14.500. courtesy his 16.150. Jeffrey Langenstein was pass but Penn State advanced five gymnasts to the 12th with a 15.950. See page 6. ma na ge d individual event finals. Included in that group to score a were Parker Raque (floor exercise, still rings, UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN s e a s o n - vault), Miguel Pineda (still rings), Scott Freshman Sam Mikulak captured the 2011 high 14.75 Rosenthal (still rings), Wasef Burbar (high NCAA all-around title on Friday night (April a s h e bar), and Tony Beck (pommel horse). (see 15) as the No. 6-ranked University of Michi- raised his page 6 for individual event results.) gan placed fifth at the NCAA Team and All- hand in Around Finals at St. John Arena. salute to Mikulak is the first U-M freshman to ever the Michi- NON QUALIFIERS: top the national field in the all-around. It is gan cheer also believed to be the first time in NCAA s e c t i o n . OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY 353.75 history a freshman has won the all-around Third up, UNIV. OF IOWA 348.95 crown. Rohan Sebastian posted a 14.85. Fifth up, UNIV. OF MINNESOTA 346.85 Michigan began competition on pommel Makowske nailed his routine with clean exe- UNIV. OF NEBRASKA 345.45 horse and after a clean leadoff, second-up cution to score a 15.30. Last up, Mikulak, only ILLINOIS-CHICAGO 340.00 Mikulak hit a strong set, scoring 14.40. Fol- needing a 15.05 to overtake Illinois' Mizogu- AIR FORCE ACADEMY 339.70 lowing two missed routines, fifth-up freshman chi for the all-around title, hit one of his top Michael Myler hit his routine with a shaky floor performances of the season to secure the OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY dismount to score 13.50. Last up, Adam all-around title with a 15.65. See page 6. Brandon Wynn added another accolade to Hamers hit a nearly flawless routine with his already impressive resume with his perfor- good extension on his circles, posting the PENN STATE UNIVERSITY mance at the 2011 NCAA Championships highest score for the team with a 14.95. Penn State finished in sixth place at the team Friday night at St. John Arena. The Buckeye On Rings second up, freshman Alex Bubnov finals of the 2011 National Collegiate Men's tied for fifth in all-around competition with an followed a good leadoff routine and hit a Gymnastics Championships, which were held 89.350 to earn All-America status for the strength-packed set, sticking his dismount to on Friday evening at Ohio State's St. John third time in his decorated career. tie his career high (14.65). Next up, Mikulak Arena in Columbus, Ohio. The Nittany Lions "This competition tonight was definitely hit his best routine of the season, showing off recorded a team score of 355.700. special for me," Wynn said. "I suffered a high his dynamic swinging ability to post a career- Highlighting Penn State's finals showing ankle sprain five weeks ago and the doctors high 14.90. The next two athletes cleaned up was its performance in the still rings. The Nit- said I wouldn't be able to land dismounts at the event with a pair of 15.00 scores from tany Lions posted the highest score in the this point and to come out and finish fifth in Cameron and redshirt Andrew Vance. field, a 61.700, outdistancing Stanford, the the all-around in the national finals is big. Moving to the vault for the third rotation, No. 1 team in the nation in the event heading This was one of the most meaningful perfor- the team stood up six vaults. Steve Crabtree into the postseason, by a full point. mances in my gymnastics career to date." stuck his double twisting vault to score a ca- Parker Raque followed up his standout per- reer-high 15.85 and last-up Mikulak nailed his formance at Thursday's national qualifier with WYNN 7.0 difficulty triple full vault, taking a medium another exceptional effort at the team finals. step back and scoring an impressive 16.35. He led Penn State in the floor exercise and the Next, the team went to the parallel bars for vault, earning the team's top scores in each the fourth rotation. First up, Devan Cote hit a event. Overall, Raque tied for eighth in the solid routine to score a season-high 14.30. The floor exercise (15.350) and rings (15.300) and next two routines struggled with minor errors shared ninth place in the vault (16.000). and then fourth-up Cameron hit a high ampli- tude set for the second night in a row, scoring a 14.80. Last up, Mikulak bobbled his dis- RAQUE mount, landing after a strong routine to post Wynn becomes the first Buckeye to earn All the high score for the team, 15.00. -America status three times since former In the fifth rotation, the Wolverines took to Buckeye DJ Bucher (2005-08). A 2011 Nissen the high bar. After a clean first set, the next -Emery Award Finalist, Wynn posted three three athletes struggled until fifth-up Mikulak Top 10 scores en route to his fifth place all- hit his routine, scoring a 14.45. Last up, Ian around finish. Makowske nailed his routine, including his He won the rings competition for the 20th- Balboa through to the NCAA Championships NU finished sixth in its six-team qualify- consecutitve time with a 16.100 score, while as well. Balboa scored a 14.850 to place 13th ing session after posting a 345.450 on the also tying for sixth place on parallel bars with overall. evening, ending its season as a team. a 15.100 and tying for seventh on high bar Wright qualified on horizontal bar with a Ingrelli, who earned All-America honors on with a career-high 14.800. score of 14.350, placing 16th overall. with a rings for the Huskers as a junior in 2010, be- Along with Wynn, Ty Echard, freshman season best score of 14.650 to place 18th in gan pursuit of repeat honors on the event at Jeff Treleaven and freshman Kris Done be the session. McGrath added a 14.400, and this year's championships by tying for the qualified for the elite individual event compe- John Haines scored a season best 14.250. sixth-best score of the two combined sessions tition Saturday night. Adam Wilson paced the Black and Gold on on the first day of competition at the three- Echard, a 2009 All-American on pommel pommel horse as well with a 13.800. day event. horse, will battle for another accolade after Aside from qualifying on parallel bars, Bal- posting a 14.600 to tie for fifth overall on the boa also had a great routine on still rings with INGRELLI event. a season best score of 14.900. Freshman An- Treleaven, a 2011 Second Team All-Big gelo Bronzino also added a season best on the Ten honoree, will perform his stellar routine event, scoring a 14.740. on vault Saturday night after notching a Jiang also hit a strong routine on vault with 16.050 to tie for seventh overall. a 15.450. Done, a native of Auckland, New Zealand, McGrath added another strong run on paral- will represent the Scarlet and Gray on high lel bars also with a season best score of bar after tying for 10th with a 14.600. Done 14.700. Zach Cazabon (14.550), Jiang performed in the all-around competition and (14.550), Broderick Shemansky (14.450) and finished 14th overall with an 85.650. redshirt freshman Jack McClay (14.450) also Andreas Hofer, and Bear Danley will be provided strong routines. joining Ingrelli in Friday’s event final. Hofer UNIVERSITY OF IOWA Balboa (14.00), Ketelsen (13.900) and in the all-around and Danley on high bar. The University of Iowa posted its second Shemansky (13.750) paced Iowa on horizon- Hofer's score of an 85.65, was enough to highest team score of the season in Session II tal bar as well. earn him a spot in Friday’s all-around finals. of the NCAA National Qualifier in St. John Hofer notched a career high on rings Thurs- Arena, and had six gymnasts advance to the UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA day night with a 14.55. Overall, Hofer's score NCAA Championships. The University of Minnesota saw its 2011 was the 10th-best individual all-around score Although Iowa did not advance as a team season come to an end Friday night at St. among 19 competitors. from the NCAA Qualifier, Ben Ketelsen, John Arena in Columbus, Ohio. For the first time in his four year career at Mike Jiang, Anton Gryshayev, Matt McGrath, However, on Thursday afternoon, seven NU, Danley has earned himself a spot on the Javier Bal- Golden Gopher gymnasts qualified for Friday second day individual event finals at the boa and McGRATH night's competition. The top 10 in each of the NCAA Championships. Danley's 14.45 led f r e s h m a n six events on Friday will then move on to the Husker high bar team, and has him in con- Sam Wright Saturday's individual event finals. tention for an All-America award on high bar qualified to Unfortunately for Minnesota, none of the on Friday night. c o m p e t e Gophers put up a score which qualified them Overall, Nebraska managed the 10th- individually to move on in the later competition. Minne- highest team score among the 12 teams that a t t h e sota's top finish of the night Friday was DJ qualified to compete at the NCAA Champion- NCAA indi- Repp's 16th-place finish on the floor exercise. ships. In NU's session, Stanford, California vidual event and Michigan advanced to compete in Fri- Champion- day's team finals, while Oklahoma, Illinois ships on REPP and Penn State moved on to the finals from Friday. the afternoon session. McGrath While Ingrelli,Danley, and Hofer led the earned Io- Huskers on the individual events, Husker all- wa's top arounder Wyatt Aycock added an eighth- individual place showing with an 85.050 in the evening finish, plac- session. ing fourth overall in ILLINOIS-CHICAGO the session The University of Illinois-Chicago opened on vault. McGrath scored a 16.250, which set In addition, Repp was taking part in the all- the NCAA championships with a solid perfor- the team mark for highest score on the event around finals Friday night. He placed 16th in mance during the first session of the NCAA this season. the all-around as well. Qualifier at St. John's Arena on the campus of Jiang and Ben Ketelsen advanced on the Ohio State University Thursday afternoon. pommel horse event. Jiang placed eighth UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA The Flames finished fifth out of six teams overall with a 14.550. Jiang is a returning All Anthony Ingrelli recorded a 15.450 on still in the session, edging out Air Force with a -American on the event. Ketelsen's routine rings to post the third-best individual score of final team tally of 340.000-339.700. scored a 14.200 to place 12th overall. the second session on the event for the Ne- Kyle Voissem led the UIC trio of all-around Gryshayev qualified on rings, placing ninth braska men's gymnastics team at the 2011 competitors with a final tally of 86.400, fol- overall with a 15.150. Gryshayev owns the NCAA Championships on Thursday. Ingrelli lowed by Neal Thompson (84.950) and Jo- top five scores in rings in school history. was one of three Huskers to qualify for Fri- seph Hodges (81.100). A season best score on parallel bars pushed day’s events. Kyle Voissem led the UIC trio of all-around The Falcons struggled on the parallel bars, BITS AND PIECES competitors with a final tally of 86.400, fol- as Matt Thorne claimed the Falcons' top fin- lowed by Neal Thompson (84.950) and Jo- ish with a 29th-place score of 14.350. As the All 17 varsity NCAA teams were represent- seph Hodges (81.100). Falcons' top two finishers, Thorne and Dan ed at this year’s Nationals: Klimkowski (32nd, 14.200) both improved Army: Chase Brown, Garrek Hogan-Clark, their career-best marks on that event. Dylan Parrott, Jon Hoey, Jared Breeden, Ikai- Air Force rebounded on the high bar, as ka Jakub and Kip Webber. three gymnasts finished within the top 20. Navy: Dylan Parrott, Andrew Faulk and Chris Freshman Colton Wulf tied for ninth on the Junghans. high bar with a score of 14.150, while Brown Springfield College: Ryan Ponce, Jimmy Pez- and freshman Mac Ritchie finished tied for zino and Ty Evans. 14th (14.000 and 18th (13.850), respectively. Temple: Chris Mooney, Jesse Kitzen-Abelson Alex Tighe, Patrick McLaughlin, John Leon- BROWN ard, Blake Collins and Brett Statman. William & Mary: Andy Hunter, Landon Fu- niciello, Vince Smurro, Kris Yeager, Steve Deutsch, Dan Potemski and Dave Ellis. All three evening sessions drew between 1500 and 2000 spectators.

VOISSEM Aaron Zaiser, who made his third appear- ance in four years at the national qualifier, scored a 14.600 to pace the Falcons with a 17th-place finish. Wulf also finished among the top half of the 42-man rotation, as he tied Hodges would go on to place 11th on the for 20th with a score of 14.450. pommels with a score of 14.050, while Aaron On the final event - the pommel horse – Eyster tied for 18th on the vault (15.450). James Okamoto collected the Falcons' best Voissem would pace the Flames on floor event finish of the national qualifier. Scoring with a 10th-place, 14.800 performance as well a 14.250, Okamoto tied for sixth to bring Air as on the high bar after a 13.950, 16th place Force's total of top-10 finishers to three. showing in the first of two qualifying ses- Wulf, the Falcons' lone all-around competi- sions. The sophomore would have his highest tor, scored an 82.800 to finish sixth in his showing of the day with a third-place finish qualifier session. on the parallel bars (15.400). Advancing out of the qualifier for the Fal- With the conclusion of the second session cons were Brown (vault), Menefee (still Thursday evening, Voissem qualified to com- rings), Okamoto (pommel horse), Wulf (high pete in the all-around finals on Friday night, bar) and Zaiser (floor exercise). while Hodges (pommel) and Thompson (rings The five Falcons that qualified to the & parallel bar) will move on to the individual NCAA Championships (individual event pre- event finals on Friday. liminaries) are the most by an Air Force Report submitted by Zoe Kind, UIC Athlet- squad in at least 15 years. It is the first time ic Communications. since 2008 that any gymnast has advanced out of the national qualifier and just the third time AIR FORCE ACADEMY since 2000. Making its first appearance as a team at the NCAA national meet in 13 years, the Air Force scored a 339.700 to finish sixth in the first session of the National Qualifier on Thursday, April 14, in Columbus, Ohio. Five Falcons advanced out of the qualifying ses- sion to vie for a place in the individual event finals. Air Force opened the meet on the still rings, where Devin Menefee tied for 12th with a score of 14.800. Menefee was one of seven Falcons to finish within the top half of the field on a combined nine occasions. Tory Brown and Nash Mills placed within the top half of the field on the vault, with Brown scoring a 15.900 to finish seventh.. Individual Event Finals Mills also finished within the top 20, tying for Photo by Tom Gibbs 18th with a mark of 15.450. COLLEGE GYMNASTICS ASSOCIATION SPECIAL REPORT NCAA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY April 14-16, 2011 INDIVIDUAL EVENT FINALS

ALL AROUND 1. Sam Mikulak Michigan 90.750 2. Tyler Mizoguchi Illinois 90.150 3. Alex Naddour Oklahoma 89.750 4. Steven Legendre Oklahoma 89.700 5T. Brandon Wynn Ohio State 89.350 5T. Bryan del Castillo California 89.350 7. Ryan Lieberman Stanford 88.950 MIKULAK MIZOGUCHI NADDOUR 8. Josh Dixon Stanford 88.750 FLOOR EXERCISE 1. Jacob Dalton, Oklahoma 16.20 2. Steven Legendre, Oklahoma 16.00 3. Sam Mikulak, Michigan 15.70 4. Josh Dixon, Stanford 15.50 5. Parker Raque, Penn State 15.40 5. Eddie Penev, Stanford 15.40 7. Bobby Shortle, Oklahoma 15.30 8. Tim Gentry, Stanford 15.15 DALTON LEGENDRE MIKULAK POMMEL HORSE 1. Alex Naddour, Oklahoma 15.55 1. Daniel Ribeiro, Illinois 15.55 3. Ty Echard, Ohio St. 15.25 4. Chris Turner, Stanford 15.00 5. Adam Hamers, Michigan 14.80 6. Glen Ishino, California 14.40 6. Donothan Bailey, Calif. 14.40 NADDOUR RIBEIRO ECHARD 8. Kyle Bunthuwong,Calif 14.15 STILL RINGS 1. Brandon Wynn, Ohio St. 16.00 2. Anthony Sacramento, Illinois 15.40 2. Miguel Pineda, Penn State 15.40 4. Tim Gentry, Stanford 15.30 5. Steven Lacombe, California 15.25 6. Landon Funiciello, William/Mary 15.20 6. Troy Nitzky, Oklahoma 15.20 WYNN SACRAMENTO PINEDA 8. Scott Rosenthal, Penn State 15.00 VAULT 1. Jacob Dalton, Oklahoma 16.55 2. Christian Monteclaro, California 16.25 3. Jeff Treleaven, Ohio State 16.10 4. Parker Raque, Penn State 16.05 5. Matt McGrath, Iowa 15.90 6. Tim Gentry, Stanford 15.70 7. Sam Mikulak, Michigan 15.50 8. Alex Naddour, Oklahoma 15.25 DALTON MONTECLARO TRELEAVEN PARALLEL BARS 1. Tyler Mizoguchi, Illinois 15.20 2. Jacob Dalton, Oklahoma 14.90 3. Cameron Foreman, Stanford 14.80 4. Sam Mikulak, Michigan 14.70 5. Bryan del Castillo, California 14.50 6. Alex Buscaglia, Stanford 14.40 7. Patrick McLaughlin, Temple 14.30 8. Craig Padera, Jr., Illinois 14.25 8. Brandon Wynn, Ohio State 14.25 MIZOGUCHI DALTON FOREMAN HORIZONTAL BAR 1.Alex Buscaglia, Stanford 15.75 2. Ian Makowske, Michigan 15.35 3. Kyle Bunthuwong, California 15.10 4. Jacob Dalton, Oklahoma 15.05 5. Kris Done, Ohio State 15.00 6. Steven Legendre, Oklahoma 14.80 6. Wasef Burbar, Penn State 14.80 8. Brandon Wynn, Ohio State 14.45 BUSCAGLIA MAKOWSKE BUNTHUWONG