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For Immediate Release // Tuesday, April 7, 2015 Contact // Liz Beadle ([email protected])

FOUR PAC-12 TEAMS BOUND FOR NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS Four Pac-12 gymnastics teams have qualified for the 2015 NCAA Gymnastics Championships to be held April 2015 PAC-12 CONFERENCE 17-19 in Fort Worth, Texas. #3 UTAH, #7 UCLA, #11 STANFORD, and #12 OREGON STATE all advanced past GYMNASTICS STANDINGS the regional round on Saturday. UCLA won first place in Conference Overall the Columbus Regional and Utah, Stanford, and Oregon W L PCT W L PCT State all came in second place in their respective region- Utah 6 0 1.000 22 2 .916 al competitions. UCLA had the highest score of Pac-12 UCLA 5 1 .833 22 2 .916 teams on regional Saturday with a 197.500. Stanford Oregon State 3 3 .500 18 9 .666 Arizona 3 3 .500 17 9 .654 came in second at the Morgantown Regional with a Stanford 3 3 .500 15 9 .625 197.000, Oregon State came in second at the Norman 3 3 .500 18 13 .581 Regional with a 196.750, and Utah came in second at Washington 1 5 .166 7 18 .280 the Berkeley Regional with a 196.575. Arizona State 0 6 .000 2 18 .100

Additionally, CALIFORNIA freshman Toni-Ann Williams has advanced to NCAA Championships as an individual NATIONAL TOP 25 RANKINGS based on her performance at the Berkeley Regional. She (RANKINGS REPORTED BY NCAA.COM) will compete at the Championships on Sunday, April 19. RANKINGS AS OF APRIL 6

UPCOMING SCHEDULE RANK TEAM REGIONAL QUALIFYING SCORE 1 Oklahoma 197.895 Fri., April 17 2 Florida 197.790 NCAA Semifinal 1 (live on NCAA.com) 11 a.m. PT 3 Utah 197.670 #7 UCLA, # 3 UTAH, #11 STANFORD, 4 L.S.U. 197.650 #10 Georgia, #2 Florida, #6 Michigan NCAA Semifinal 2 (live on NCAA.com) 5 p.m. PT 5 Alabama 197.490 #12 OREGON STATE, #4 LSU, #5 Alabama, 6 Michigan 197.270 #1 Oklahoma, #9 Nebraska, #8 Auburn 7 UCLA 197.200 8 Auburn 197.045 Sat., April 18 9 Nebraska 196.990 NCAA Super Six 4 p.m. PT (ESPN3 live, ESPNU Tape Delay April 29, 4 p.m. PT) 10 Georgia 196.875 11 Stanford 196.720 Sun., April 19 12 Oregon State 196.680 NCAA Individual Competition 12 p.m. PT 13 Penn State 196.665 (ESPN3 live, ESPNU Tape Delay April 29, 6 p.m. PT) 14 Illinois-Champaign 196.515 15 Boise State 196.495 RECENT RESULTS 16 Denver 196.455 Sat., April 4 17 Minnesota 196.450 Berkeley Regional UTAH 2nd, 196.575 18 Arizona 196.445 CAL 3rd, 196.000 19 Arkansas 196.285 Columbus Regional UCLA 1st, 197.500 20 California 196.240 ARIZ 4th, 195.800 21 Central Michigan 196.190 22 Southern Utah 196.100 Morgantown Regional STAN 2nd, 197.000 23 Iowa 196.030 23 Washington 196.030 Norman Regional OSU 2nd, 196.750 25 New Hampshire 195.860 Ames Regional WASH 6th, 193.675 PAC-12 VS. PAC-12 COACHES OTHER CONFERENCES ARIZ...... BILL RYDEN UCLA...... VALORIE KONDOS FIELD Big Ten...... 7-4-0 ...... 17th season ...... 25th Season Big 12...... 2-2-0 ...... NCAA Appearances: 2 ...... NCAA Appearances: 22 East Atlantic Gymnastics League...... 4-0-0 Eastern College Athetlic...... 2-0-0 ASU...... RENE LYST UTAH...... GREG MARSDEN Mid-American...... 3-1-0 ...... 1st season ...... 40th season Midwest Independent...... 4-0-0 ...... NCAA Appearances: 0 ...... NCAA Appearances: 33 Mountain Pacific Sports Federation.... 16-4-1 Mountain Rim...... 13-4-1 CAL...... JUSTIN HOWELL UTAH...... MEGAN MARSDEN Southeastern...... 5-9-0 ...... 3rd season ...... 6th season Western Athletic...... 0-0-0 ...... NCAA Appearances: 1 ...... NCAA Appearances: 5 Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic...... 4-0-0 Independent...... 0-0-0 OSU...... TANYA CHAPLIN WASH...... JOANNE BOWERS Total-All...... 60-24-2 ...... 18th Season ...... 9th Season ...... NCAA Appearances: 10 ...... NCAA Appearances: 1 WOMEN’S GYMNASTICS SIDS STAN...... KRISTEN SMYTH ...... 14th season *NCAA Appearances denotes NCAA appear- ARIZ...... www.arizonawildcats.com ...... NCAA Appearances: 11 ances made as coach of current school ...... Danielle Bracamonte ...... [email protected] ...... 520-227-8238 2015 PAC-12 GYMNASTICS ALL-ACADEMIC TEAMS ASU...... www.thesundevils.com ...... Maggie Emmons ...... [email protected] First Team School Year GPA Major ...... 480-584-9591 Georgia Dabritz Utah Sr. 3.78 Health, Society, and Policy; Health Education CAL...... www.calbears.com Kailah Delaney Utah Jr. 3.85 Health, Society, and Policy ...... Mara Rudolph McKenzie Fechter Washington Sr. 3.72 Communication ...... [email protected] Jenna Frowein Stanford So. 3.94 Architectural Design ...... 510-643-5846 Madeline Gardiner Oregon State So. 3.85 Exercise and Sport Science Breanna Hughes Utah Jr. 3.96 Family and Consumer Studies OSU...... www.osubeavers.com Taylor Keeker Oregon State Sr. 3.76 Human Development and ...... Jason Amberg Family Sciences; Education ...... [email protected] UCLA Sr. 3.69 Communication Studies ...... 541-230-0706 Taylor Ricci Oregon State So. 3.94 Exercise and Sport Science STAN...... www.gostanford.com Becky Tutka Utah Sr. 3.79 Business ...... Greg Marsh Tory Wilson Utah Sr. 3.69 Health, Society, and Policy ...... [email protected] Rebecca Wing Stanford Sr. 3.72 Product Design ...... 650-736-7635 Second Team School Year GPA Major UCLA...... www.uclabruins.com Angi Cipra UCLA So. 3.64 Undeclared ...... Liza David UCLA Jr. 3.46 English ...... [email protected] Janae Janik Washington So. 3.63 Pre-major ...... 310-621-8398 Carissa Kraus Arizona State Jr. 3.48 Marketing UTAH...... www.utahutes.cstv.com Kassandra Lopez Utah Jr. 3.60 Health, Society, and Policy ...... Liz Abel Corrie Lothrop Utah Sr. 3.66 Communication ...... [email protected] Katelyn Ohlrich Oregon State Sr. 3.59 Mechanical Engineering ...... 801-581-3511 Kailie Ponto Oregon State Sr. 3.51 Biology Allie Salas Arizona State Jr. 3.50 Biochemistry WASH...... www.gohuskies.com Samantha Shapiro Stanford Sr. 3.62 Science, Technology, and ...... Justin Green Society ...... [email protected] Jessie Sisler Arizona Jr. 3.78 Physiology ...... 801-473-7376 Alexandra Yacalis Washington So. 3.65 Pre-major PAC-12...... www.pac-12.com Honorable Mentions: ...... Liz Beadle ...... [email protected] Erika Aufiero, OSU; Savannah Borman, ASU; Ellette Craddock, UCLA; Rachel Daum, STAN; ...... 415-549-2858 Zoe Draghi, CAL; Kaitlyn Durancyzyk, WASH; Allie Flores, ARIZ; Mikaela Gerber, UCLA; Pauline Hanset, STAN; Dana Ho, CAL; Ivana Hong, STAN; Megan Jimenez, OSU; Christine Lee, UCLA; Jaclyn McCartin, WASH; Kaytianna McMillan, OSU; Stephanie Miceli, ASU; Faith Morrison, WASH; Allison Northey, WASH; Jennifer Pinches, UCLA; Taylor Rice, STAN; Baely Rowe, UTAH; Haley Spector, STAN; Natasha Sundby, ASU; Chelsea Tang, OSU; Kristina Vaculik, STAN; Cerise Witherby, OSU

PAC-12 GYMNASTICS WEEKLY RELEASE // April 7, 2015 2 WOMEN’S GYMNASTICS ON TWITTER PAC-12 NETWORKS Arizona: @AZGymnastics Washington: @UWGymnastics Pac-12 gymnastics teams will see an unprec- Arizona State: @ASUGymnastics UCLA: @UCLAgymnastics edented amount of television coverage this season. California: @calwgym Stanford: @StanfordWGYM In the third year of Pac-12 Networks, 21 women’s Oregon State: @OregonStateGym Utah: @UtahGymnastics gymnastics meets will be televised on a national and regional basis.

The Pac-12 Networks consists of one national and ROSTER BREAKDOWN six regional networks devoted solely to the Pac-12. School FR SO JR SR Grad Total In addition to the hundreds of live televised Pac-12 ARIZ 3 3 4 4 0 14 sporting events, Pac-12 Networks subscribers will ASU 0 4 5 3 0 12 have access to Pac-12 Now, the TV Everywhere CAL 4 8 3 2 0 17 platform, which provides access to all Pac-12 Net- OSU 2 5 4 5 0 16 works programming on any device through their STAN 1 6 4 4 0 15 broadband service. UCLA 7 7 3 2 1 20 UTAH 4 1 4 4 0 13 Jan. 12 UCLA at Oregon State...... 6 p.m. PT WASH 6 6 1 3 0 16 Jan. 12 Kentucky at Washington...... 6 p.m. PT Jan. 19 Arizona at UCLA...... 1 p.m. PT Jan. 23 UCLA at Utah...... 4 p.m. MT UTAH VOTED PRE-SEASON FAVORITE Jan. 26 Oregon State at Stanford...... 6 p.m. PT Feb. 1 California at UCLA...... 10 a.m. PT In a poll taken by the Conference’s eight women’s gymnastics coaches, UTAH was voted the Feb. 6 Arizona State at Utah...... 4 p.m. MT preseason favorite to win the 2015 Pac-12 regular season. Feb. 7 Arizona at Oregon State...... 2 p.m. PT Feb. 8 Stanford at California...... 12 p.m. PT Feb. 9 Washington at UCLA...... 6 p.m. PT The Utes received 46 points with five first-place votes 2015 Pac-12 Women’s Feb. 14 Utah at Washington...... 4 p.m. PT and were also voted sixth in the national preseason Gymnastics Feb. 14 UCLA at Stanford...... 4 p.m. PT coaches poll. UCLA tallied 43 points, receiving the Preseason CoachesPoll Feb. 16 Arizona State at Arizona...... 6 p.m. MT remaining three first-place votes, and was tabbed 1. Utah (5)...... 46 Feb. 21 Stanford at Utah...... 5 p.m. MT second. Additionally, the Bruins came in fifth in the 2. UCLA (3)...... 43 Feb. 27 Utah at Oregon State...... 7 p.m. PT national preseason coaches poll. 3. Stanford...... 39 Feb. 28 UCLA at Arizona State...... 11 a.m. PT 4. California...... 28 Feb. 28 California at Arizona...... 4 p.m. MT Mar. 2 Washington at Stanford...... 7 p.m. PT Utah takes over the top spot in the preseason Pac-12 Oregon State...... 28 Mar. 8 UC Davis at California...... 12 p.m. PT coaches poll from UCLA. The Bruins had dominated 6. Arizona...... 17 Mar. 21 Pac-12 Championships...... the top spot for the last three years. This season, Utah 7. Washington...... 13 ...... 1 p.m. PT, 6 p.m. PT will be looking to repeat as Pac-12 champions after 8. Arizona State...... 10 winning the title for the first time in 2014.

2015 PAC-12 GYMNASTICS END OF SEASON AWARDS

In a vote by Conference coaches, UTAH’s Georgia Dabritz has been named the Pac-12 Gymnast of the Year. CALIFORNIA freshman Toni-Ann Williams was been named the Pac-12 Freshman/Newcomer of the Year. For the second year in a row, Utah’s co-head coaches Greg and Megan Marsden were named the Pac-12 Coaches of the Year. And STANFORD’s Elizabeth Price has been named the Special Performer of the Year. The Gymnast of the Year and Coach of the Year awards were started in 1987, the Freshman of the Year was added in 2000 and the Specialist of the Year honor was added last year.

2015 PAC-12 WEEKLY AWARD WINNERS

Gymnast Specialist Freshman/Newcomer Jan. 12 Tory Wilson, UTAH Jessie Sisler, ARIZ Elizabeth Price, STAN Jan. 19 Georgia Dabritz, UTAH Ivana Hong, STAN Toni-Ann Williams, CAL Jan. 26 Samantha Peszek, UCLA Corrie Lothrop, UTAH Toni-Ann Williams, CAL Feb. 2 Georgia Dabritz, UTAH Christine Peng-Peng Lee, UCLA Toni-Ann Williams, CAL Feb. 9 Georgia Dabritz, UTAH Tory Wilson, UTAH Toni-Ann Williams, CAL Feb. 16 Toni-Ann Williams, CAL Taylor Rice, STAN Toni-Ann Williams, CAL Feb. 23 Samantha Peszek, UCLA Georgia Dabritz, UTAH Christine Peng-Peng Lee, UCLA Mar. 2 Samantha Peszek, UCLA Georgia Dabritz, UTAH Christine Peng-Peng Lee, UCLA Mar. 9 Georgia Dabritz, UTAH Elizabeth Price, STAN Toni-Ann Williams, CAL Mar. 16 Madeline Gardiner, OSU Samantha Peszek, UCLA Madison Cindric, ARIZ

PAC-12 GYMNASTICS WEEKLY RELEASE // April 7, 2015 3 PAC-12 IN NATIONAL PAC-12 TEAM NOTES INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS ARIZONA: The #18 Wildcats closed out the 2015 season with a fourth place finish All-Around in the Columbus Regional on Saturday, marking the 29th year in a row in which the 9. Tory Wilson...... Utah team has qualified for post-season competition. The Wildcats came in fifth in this 10. Toni-Ann Williams...... California year’s Pac-12 Championships. 19. Taylor Rice...... Stanford 20. Georgia Dabritz...... Utah ARIZONA STATE: The Sun Devils did not qualify as a team for NCAA Regional 24. Allison Northey...... Washington Competition. However, junior Taylor Allex and senior Natasha Sundby competed as individuals in the Norman Regional on Saturday to close out the Sun Devils’ 2015 season. Allex competed in the all-around and came away with a score of 38.425 3. Toni-Ann Williams...... California and Sundby competed on the floor scored a 9.625 on the event. 3. Georgia Dabritz...... Utah 6. Elizabeth Price...... Stanford CALIFORNIA: The #20 Golden Bears came in third with a score of 196.000 as they 8. Tory Wilson...... Utah hosted the Berkeley Regional on Saturday and came just short of a bid to NCAA 10. Samantha Peszek...... UCLA Championships. However, Pac-12 Freshman of the Year Toni-Ann Williams is bound 14. Jordan Williams...... UCLA for Fort Worth as she qualified for an individual spot as an all-arounder with an all- 14. Kailah Delaney...... Utah around score of 39.275 and a first-place vault finish. 21. Kari Lee...... Utah OREGON STATE: The #12 team in the nation punched their ticket to the NCAA Bars Championships with a second place finish in the Norman Regional and a score of 1. Georgia Dabritz...... Utah 196.750. Sophomore Madeline Gardiner led the Beavers by winning the all-around 5. Christine Peng-Peng Lee...... UCLA with a score of 39.350. Oregon State also came in fourth in the 2015 Pac-12 Cham- 13. Corrie Lothrop...... Utah pionships. 17. Ivana Hong...... Stanford 20. Samantha Peszek...... UCLA STANFORD: #11 STANFORD had a strong performance in the Morgantown Region- 24. Kassandra Lopez...... Utah al that qualified them for NCAA Championships for the eighth time in the last nine years and the 14th time in program history. The Cardinal came in second at region- Beam als with a score of 197.000, marking the second-highest score of a Pac-12 team at 1. Samantha Peszek...... UCLA regional competition this year. Stanford also came in second at Pac-12 Champion- 3. Danusia Francis...... UCLA ships this season. 7. Christine Peng-Peng Lee...... UCLA 11. Ivana Hong...... Stanford UCLA: The #7 Bruins won the Columbus Regional with a score of 197.500 to 15. Kari Lee...... Utah advance to NCAA Championships for the 31st time. They’ll be seeking their seventh 19. Baely Rowe...... Utah NCAA title and first since 2010. UCLA has moved on to the Super Six 18 times 22. Chelsea Tang...... Oregon State since 1993 and will hope to do so again in Fort Worth this weekend. The team is led by senior Samantha Peszek who is ranked No. 1 on the beam nationally, No. 20 on Floor the bars, and No. 10 on the vault. 4. Toni-Ann Williams...... California 9. Georgia Dabrtiz...... Utah UTAH: The #3 Utes came from behind to claim second place in the Berkeley 13. Sadiqua Bynum...... UCLA Regional on Saturday and earn their way to the NCAA Championships for a record 23. Corrie Lothrop...... Utah 40th-straight year. Senior standout Tory Wilson suffered a season-ending injury dur- ing on the way to the Utes winning their second Pac-12 Championship in a row. The PAC-12 IN NATIONAL team is led by Pac-12 Gymnast of the Year Georgia Dabritz who ranks first nationally TEAM RANKINGS on the bars, third on the vault, 20th on the all-around, and ninth on the floor.

Vault Beam WASHINGTON: The #23 Huskies ended their season with a sixth place finish in 1. Utah 2. UCLA the Ames regional on Saturday. Senior Allison Northey ends her gymnastics career 7. UCLA 7. Utah ranked No. 24 in the nation on the all-around. 13. Oregon State 9. Stanford 14. Stanford 12. Oregon State NCAA TEAM COMPETITION 17. California 14. Arizona TEAM REGIONAL REGIONAL SCORE 18. Washington Oklahoma Norman 197.625 Alabama Auburn 197.575 Bars Floor UCLA Columbus 197.500 1. Utah 5. Utah Florida Morgantown 197.475 LSU Ames 197.175 4. Stanford 7. Oregon State Georgia Berkeley 197.025 11. UCLA 8. UCLA Michigan Columbus 197.000 14. Oregon State 12. California Stanford Morgantown 197.000 17. Arizona 17. Arizona Nebraska Ames 196.950 18. California 20. Stanford Auburn Auburn 196.900 Oregon State Norman 196.750 22. Washington Utah Berkeley 196.575

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SAN FRANCISCO -- The 2015 All-Pac-12 Gymnastics team was announced on Tuesday by the Conference. The All-Conference first team consists of the top six all-around competitors, plus the top three competitors in each individual event who are not among the all-around honorees. Scores are determined by regional qualifying score (entire season composite) after the Pac-12 Champion- ships. After the top six all-arounders and the top three student-athletes from each event were named to the first team, a 10-mem- ber All-Conference second-team was selected. The same formula used for selecting the first team was used to select the second team.

A complete list of honors are listed below:

ALL-AROUND BEAM First Team School Yr. Hometown First Team School Yr. Hometown Tory Wilson Utah Sr. Albuquerque, N.M. Samantha Peszek UCLA Sr. Indianapolis, Ind. Toni-Ann Williams California Fr. Randallstown, Md. Danusia Francis UCLA Jr. Kenilworth, England Taylor Rice Stanford Jr. Las Vegas, Nev. Peng-Peng Lee UCLA So. Richmond Hill, Ont. Georgia Dabritz Utah Sr. Newburyport, Mass. Allison Northey Washington Jr. Sammamish, Wash. Second Team School Yr. Hometown Madeline Gardiner Oregon State So. Cambridge, Ontario Baley Rowe Utah So. Federal Way, Wash. Allison Flores Arizona Sr. Addison, Ill. Chelsea Tang Oregon St. Sr. Eugene, Ore. Kari Lee Utah Fr. Peoria, Ariz. Second Team School Yr. Hometown Charlie Owens California So. Alta Loma, Calif. FLOOR EXERCISE First Team School Yr. Hometown VAULT Sadiqua Bynum UCLA Jr. Berkeley, Calif. First Team School Yr. Hometown Corrie Lothrop Utah Sr. Danvers, Mass Elizabeth Price Stanford Fr. Coopersburg, Pa. Kari Lee Utah Fr. Peoria, Ariz. Samantha Peszek UCLA Sr. Indianapolis, Ind. Chelsea Tang Oregon St. Sr. Eugene, Ore. Jordan Williams UCLA Gr. Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. Kailah Delaney Utah Jr. Yorba Linda, Calif. Second Team School Yr. Hometown Jessica Sisler Arizona Jr. Sloughhouse, Calif Second Team School Yr. Hometown Katiyanna McMillan Oregon St. So. Coburg, Ore. Taylor Keeker Oregon State Sr. Keizer, Ore. Erika Aufiero Oregon State Jr. Sparks,Nev. Kari Lee Utah Fr. Peoria, Ariz.

UNEVEN BARS First Team School Yr. Hometown Peng-Peng Lee UCLA So. Richmond Hill, Ontario Corrie Lothrop Utah Sr. Danvers, Mass. Ivana Hong Stanford Jr. Laguna Hills, Calif.

Second Team School Yr. Hometown Kassandra Lopez Utah Jr. Tucson, Ariz. Samantha Shapiro Stanford Sr. , Calif.

NCAA ALL-AROUND INDIVIDUAL QUALIFIERS QUALIFIERS SCHOOL REGIONAL REGIONAL SCORE Lindsay Mable Minnesota Auburn 39.575 Giana O’Connor Illinois Morgantown 39.475 Nina McGee Denver Ames 39.425 Mary Jane Horth Illinois Morgantown 39.350 Caitlin Brown Iowa State Ames 39.350 Toni Ann Williams California Berkeley 39.275 Kelsey Morris Boise State Berkeley 39.275 Taylor Harrison Ohio State Columbus 39.250 Brittni Watkins NC State Norman 39.250 Michaela Woodford NC State Norman 39.175 Cami Drouin-Allaire George Washington Auburn 39.175 Sydney Waltz Kentucky Columbus 39.125

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ARIZONA WILDCATS ARIZONA STATE SUN DEVILS Overall: 10-4-1 // Pac-12: 3-3 Overall: 2-11 // Pac-12: 0-6

JANUARY JANUARY 9 at Alabama L, 196.225-194.3753 9 vs. Southern Utah W, 194.2–193.925 16 vs. Illinois-Chigaco, Sacramento State, Wisconsin-Stout 1st, 195.250 16 vs. Kentucky and LSU 3rd, 194.400 19 at UCLA* L, 195.975-195.300 25 at California* 4th, 192.650 24 at Washington* W, 196.050-195.950 with San Jose State, Denver 31 vs. Utah* L, 197.850-196.375 31 vs. Stanford* L, 196.525-193.775

FEBRUARY FEBRUARY 7 at Oregon State* L, 196.250-195.100 6 at Utah* L, 197.825-194.100 16 vs. Arizona State* W, 196.625-195.375 16 at Arizona* L, 196.625-195.375 28 vs. California* W, 196.425-196.100 20 vs. Oregon State* L, 196.275-193.475 28 vs. UCLA* L, 197.350-194.250 MARCH 6 at Michigan State 1st, 195.450 MARCH with Eastern Michigan and Bowling Green 6 at Southern Utah L, 195.775-194.250 8 at Texas Women’s W, 197.125-192.475 13 vs. Air Force W, 195.175-191.050 14 vs. Denver Tie, 196.850-196.85 * Pac-12 Conference Meet. All times Mountain Time. * Pac-12 Conference Meet. All times Mountian Time.

CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS OREGON STATE BEAVERS Overall: 14-5 // Pac-12: 3-3 Overall: 10-5 // Pac-12: 3-3

JANUARY JANUARY 4 at UC Davis (NorCal Classic) 1st, 195.175 12 vs. UCLA L, 196.000-195.450 with Stanford, San Jose State and Sacramento State 18 at Iowa State 1st, 195.975 9 at Sacramento State W, 194.875-194.250 with Southeast Missouri State 16 vs. San Jose State, UW-LaCrosse 1st, 194.875 26 at Stanford* L, 197.000-196.450 25 vs. Arizona State*, San Jose State, Denver 1st, 195.900 30 vs. Washington*, Hamline, Sacramento State 2nd, 195.800

FEBRUARY FEBRUARY 1 at UCLA* L, 196.800-195.425 7 vs. Arizona* W, 196.250-195.100 8 vs. Stanford* W, 195.475- 195.325 13 at California* W, 197.250-196.225 13 vs. Oregon State* L, 197.250-196.225 20 at Arizona State* W, 196.275-193.475 21 at Washington* 1st, 196.600 27 vs. Utah* L, 196.875-195.750 with Seattle Pacific 28 at Arizona* L, 196.425-196.100 MARCH 7 at Nebraska L, 197.225-196.700 MARCH 14 vs. San Jose State, Lindenwood, Seattle Pacific 1st, 197.075T 8 vs. UC Davis W, 197.325-195.325 13 at Southern Utah 3rd, 196.125 * Pac-12 Conference Meet. with Boise State All times Pacific Time.

* Pac-12 Conference Meet. All times Pacific Time.

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STANFORD CARDINAL UCLA BRUINS Overall: 5-7-1 // Pac-12: 3-3 Overall: 11-1 // Pac-12: 5-1

JANUARY 4 at UC Davis (NorCal Classic) 4th, 193.450 JANUARY 12 at Oregon State W, 196.000-195.450 with California, San Jose State, and Sacramento State 9 at San Jose State W, 196.275-193.175 19 vs. Arizona* W, 195.975-195.300 18 at Penn W, 195.950-189.575 23 at Utah* L, 196.725-194.725 26 vs. Oregon State* W, 197.000-196.450 31 at Arizona State* W, 196.525-193.775 FEBRUARY 1 vs California* W, 196.800-195.425 9 vs. Washington* W, 197.000-194.500 FEBRUARY 8 at California* L, 195.475- 195.325 14 at Stanford* W, 197.075-196.225 14 vs. UCLA* L, 197.075-196.225 21 vs. Nebraska, Sacramento State, Bridgeport 1st,197.050 21 at Utah* L, 198.050-195.900 28 at Arizona State* W, 197.350-194.250

MARCH MARCH 2 vs. Washington* W, 197.525-196.125 7 vs. Stanford W, 197.950-196.625 7 at UCLA L, 197.950-196.625 13 at Arkansas W, 197.175-195.900

* Pac-12 Conference Meet. * Pac-12 Conference Meet. All times Pacific Time. All times Pacific Time.

UTAH UTES WASHINGTON HUSKIES Overall: 11-1 // Pac-12: 6-0 Overall: 6-7 // Pac-12: 1-5

JANUARY JANUARY 12 vs. Kentucky L, 194.875-194.325 9 at BYU W, 196.900-193.350 16 at North Carolina State W, 195.550-194.150 16 vs. So. Utah, Boise State, UC Davis 1st, 196.675 24 vs. Arizona* L, 196.050-195.950 23 vs UCLA* W, 196.725-194.725 30 at Oregon State* 1st, 196.300 31 at Arizona* W, 197.850-196.375 with Sacramento State, Hamline

FEBRUARY FEBRUARY 6 vs. Arizona State* W, 197.825-194.100 9 at UCLA* L, 197.000-194.500 14 at Washington* W, 197.025-195.650 14 vs. Utah* L, 197.025-195.650 21 vs. Stanford* W, 198.050-195.900 21 vs. California*, Seattle Pacific 2nd, 195.325 27 at Oregon State* W, 196.875-195.750 MARCH 2 at Stanford* L, 197.525-196.125 MARCH 6 vs. North Carolina State W, 195.775-194.250 6 vs. Michigan W, 198.250-197.675 13 at UC Davis L, 196.900-196.600 14 at Georgia L, 197.450-197.275

* Pac-12 Conference Meet. * Pac-12 Conference Meet. All times Moutain Time. All times Pacific Time.

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