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Meet Information Gator Social 2018 Ncaa Regional 3 NCAA Championships ● 10 SEC Championships ● 8 with 19 NCAA Individual Titles MEET INFORMATION MEET 12 UNIVERSITY PARK, PA. Date: Saturday, April 7 / 4 p.m. ET No. 5 Florida Gators NCAA Regional Championships Site: Rec Hall (6,502) Head Coach: Jenny Rowland March 26 Road to Nationals Rank: Television: None Career (3rd season): 42-9 5. Florida 27. WVU Video: BTN2Go At UF: same 8. Washington 29. PSU Live Stats: FloridaGators.com 17. Arizona St. 30. UNH Tickets: Adults: $10; Youth/Students: $6 2018: 13-4 / 5-2 SEC Visit PSU Ticket site for more information 2017 NCAA Finish: 3rd University University Park Info Site Park Info Site What’s Happening? UF NCAA Gators have won 17 NCAA Regional The final stop for the 2018 season is St. Louis, Mo., but to get a ticket to the Show-Me State, the Gators Regional Championships - 1982, ’84, ’85, ’87, ’97, ’05, need to earn it at the NCAA University Park Regional. NCAA Regional action is Saturday, April 7 at 4 p.m. History: ’06, ’07, ’08, ’09, ’10, ’12, ’13, ’14, ’15, ’16, ‘17 ET in Penn State’s Rec Hall. GATOR SOCIAL What the teams are vying for at each of the six NCAA Regional sites is a top-two finish to advance to the Florida Gators Gymnastics NCAA Championships, set for April 20-21 in St. Louis, Mo. The 12-team NCAA Championships' field Florida Gators competes in two semifinal sessions of six teams each on April 20. The top three teams in each session @GatorsGym advance to the April 21 NCAA Super Six to determine the team champion. Florida has advanced to the @FloridaGators NCAA Championships 35 times in the meet's 36-year history, missing only the 2000 event. The Gators @JennyRowlandUF moved from NCAA Championships semifinal competition to the NCAA Super Six team final 12 of the last 14 years (2004, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017). Florida won the gatorsgym 2013, 2014 and 2015 NCAA titles. floridagators The 2018 University Park Regional contains two teams among the 2017 NCAA Championships’ field – Florida and Washington. Four other teams among the regional field look to return to NCAA Championship action – Arizona State (1999 – last appearance), New Hampshire (1994), Penn State (2014) and West Florida Communications Contact: Virginia (2000). Mary Howard Phone: 352-375-4683 x6100 The NCAA began seeding regional fields in 1999 and UF has been a region's top seed in each of the last Email: [email protected] 13 years. A team ranked No. 1-6, No. 7-12 and No. 13-18 are part of each regional. Florida won its last six regional titles, including the 2017 NCAA Regional held in Gainesville. 2018 NCAA REGIONAL A sweep of the the Southeastern Conference Championships’ event titles wasn’t enough for the Gator COMPETITION SCHEDULE gymnastics team at the March 24 event in St. Louis, Mo. LSU took its third SEC Championship at 197.40, followed by Alabama (196.975) and Florida (196.825). The Gators led at the midway point, but a miss 2018 NCAA University Park Regional Schedule calculated in its floor rotation dropped UF in the standings. Saturday, April 7 • Rec Hall (University Park, Pa.) Senior Alex McMurtry won both vault (9.975) and uneven bars (9.95). She is the third in league history Date Time Event and first since 1999 to earn a ‘SEC Slam’ – winning each of the five SEC individual event titles during Friday, April 6 4-5:58 p.m. Practice collegiate career. Freshman Alyssa Baumann’s beam mark equaled McMurtry’s vault score as the high Saturday, April 7 4 p.m. NCAA Regional individual score of the SEC Championships. That 9.975 is second only to Georgia’s Cory Fritzinger's 10.0 competition in 2004 SEC Championships' beam competition. Junior Alicia Boren claimed a share of the SEC floor title (9.90) and took second in the all-around. Joining the trio on the All-SEC team were teammates Rachel Slocum, Rachel Gowey and Amelia Hundley. Baumann and Megan Skaggs also earned SEC All- Freshman team honors. McMurtry was a double-winner in the SEC Awards revealed March 29. McMurtry is the 2018 SEC Event Specialist and SEC Scholar-Athlete of the Year. She is the second in SEC history to claim a gymnast of the year and scholar-athlete honors in the same season. McMurtry is the first to do it twice (2017 SEC Gymnast and Scholar-Athlete). Five Gators picked up National Association of Collegiate Gymnastics Coaches/Women (NACGC) Regular- Season All-America honors, announced March 28. McMurtry (vault, bars, beam - all first team) and Boren (all-around, beam, floor – all second team) each claimed three honors. Second-team honors also went to Baumann (beam), Gowey (beam) and Slocum (vault). MEET COACH ROWLAND 2018 GATOR GYMNASTICS ROSTER Jenny Rowland, one of the nation’s rising coaching talents, is in her third season as NAME EVTS HT CL HOMETOWN (CLUB) University of Florida’s head gymnastics Sierra Alexander V, FX 5-7 SO Fort Lauderdale, Fla. (West Broward Gymnastics Academy) coach. Rowland is the seventh head coach Kennedy Baker AA 5-0 SR Dallas, Texas (Texas Dreams) for the Gator program, which is in its 46th Alyssa Baumann AA 5-1 FR Dallas, Texas (WOGA) season in 2018. Alicia Boren AA 4-11 JR Franklin Lakes, N.J. (North Stars Gymnastics Academy) Maegan Chant AA 5-3 SO Waterdown, Ontario (World Class Gymnastics) Amanda Cheney V, BB 5-5 JR Orlando, Fla. (Orlando Metro) She shared the 2016 Southeastern Conference Coach of the Jazmyn Foberg AA 5-2 FR Bayville, N.J. (MG Elite) Year honor with Arkansas’ Mark Cook. She joins volleyball’s Rachel Gowey AA 5-1 SO Urbandale, Iowa (Chow’s Gymnastics) Mary Wise (1991) as a Gator coach who claimed SEC Coach of Amelia Hundley AA 5-5 SO Hamilton, Ohio (Cincinnati Gymnastics) the Year honors in their first season at UF. Francesca Lawal AA 5-5 FR Miami Beach, Fla. (Elite Gymnastics Academy) Grace McLaughlin BB, FX 5-2 SR Allen, Texas (WOGA) Rowland’s experiences from the sport’s highest level are the Alex McMurtry AA 5-3 SR Midlothian, Va. (Richmond Olympiad Club) same as many current Gators. She is a former U.S. National Megan Skaggs AA 5-3 FR Marietta, Ga. (Gymnastics Academy of Atlanta) Team member, a collegiate All-American and was named a Rachel Slocum V, FX 5-3 SR Holly Springs, N.C. (Sonshine NC/Eastern Michigan) 2015 National Collegiate Assistant of the Year. Nicole Webb UB, BB, FX 5-2 FR Morrisville, N.C. (Sonshine NC) Rowland is a Category 3 International Brevet level judge. She Staff: Pronunciation Guide: served on the judging panel for the 2008, 2012 and 2016 U.S. Head Coach: Jenny Rowland Sierra Alexander – see-er-uh Olympic Trials. Assistant Coaches: Adrian Burde & Owen Field Alyssa Baumann – Baugh-man Volunteer Coach: Jeremy Miranda Alicia Boren – uh-LEE-sh uh Bore-en Rowland’s Coaching Career: Student Coach: Vanasia Bradley Amanda Cheney – Chain-ee Assistant to the Head Coach: Brittany Arlington Jazmyn Foberg – FOE-berg At Florida: Managers: Tory Cohen & Casey McLaughlin Amelia Hundley – Hund-lee Florida reached the NCAA Super Six team final in each of Athletic Trainer: Kelly Fleming Francesca Lawal – luh-WALL Rowland’s first two seasons with the Gators, taking fourth in Student Athletic Trainer: Kim Dang Grace McLaughlin – Mick lawf-luhn 2016 and third in 2017. Rowland was named the 2016 Alex McMurtry – Mick Murr-Tree Southeastern Conference Coach of the Year after the Gators Rachel Slocum – sloh-kuh m won that season’s team title. Jenny Rowland – ROE-lund Vanasia Bradley - vuh-NAY-suh Gators won NCAA individual event titles in each of the last two Adrian Burde - bur-DAY seasons. Bridget Sloan won the 2016 NCAA all-around and shared that season’s uneven bars and balance beam titles. Returning All-Americans: Five with 21 honors in NCAA competition Alex McMurtry is the reigning NCAA all-around champion and Kennedy Baker 2017 – floor^ shared that season’s uneven bars crown. The Honda Award for 2016 – vault*, floor*, all-around^, bars^ gymnastics went to Sloan (2016) and McMurtry (2017), 2015 - floor * distinguishing them as the nation’s top collegiate gymnast. McMurtry was part of a rare double in 2017 and 2018, claiming Alicia Boren 2017 – all-around^, vault^ both the SEC Gymnast (2017)/SEC Event Specialist (2018) and 2016 –beam* the SEC Scholar-Athlete awards. Amelia Hundley 2017 all-around^ In National Association of Collegiate Gymnastics Alex McMurtry 2017 – all-around&*, vault*, bars&*, beam*, floor* Coaches/Women (NACGC) All-America regular-season 2016 – vault*, beam*, all-around^ 2015 – beam*, vault^ awards, nine Gators picked up 33 honors since 2016. Rachel Slocum 2017 – vault^ At Auburn: Rowland came to Florida after spending five seasons at &-NCAA champion │ *-first team │^-second team Auburn. She joined the Auburn coaching staff as an assistant coach in October of 2010 and was elevated to associate head All-SEC: Seven with 28 honors coach in March of 2013. Rowland worked with all aspects of the Kennedy Baker 2017 AA, FX@ Amelia Hundley 2018 V & UB Auburn gymnastics program, coordinating all of the program's 2016 AA@, V@, FX 2017 UB community outreach efforts and interactions on campus as well 2015 FX as playing an integral role in recruiting and in-gym activities. Alex McMurtry 2018 V@, UB@, BB Alyssa Baumann 2018 BB@ 2017 AA@, V, FX@ She was named co-National Assistant Coach of the Year in 2016 AA, UB, BB@ 2015 after helping Auburn reach the NCAA Super Six for the Alicia Boren 2018 AA, FX@ 2015 V@ first time in 22 years.
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