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Pac-10 Conference Pac-12 Conference PAC-10 CONFERENCE PAC-12 CONFERENCE 1350 Treat Blvd., Suite 500, Walnut Creek, CA 94597 // PAC-12.COM // 925.932.4411 For Immediate Release // Wednesday, April 16, 2014 Contact // Sean Harris ([email protected]) THREE TEAMS AND FIVE INDIVIDUALS ADVANCE The Pac-12 will be represented by three teams and five individuals at the NCAA Championships on April, 18-20 hosted by the University of Alabama and the Alabama Sports Federation. UTAH claimed the highest seed in the Pac-12 at No. 4. STANFORD and UCLA follow with the No. 5 and No. 10 seed, respectively. The Cardinal will compete in the first semifinal session at 10 a.m. PT. The Utes and Bruins are set to compete in the second semifinal session at 4 p.m. PT. CALIFORNIA’s Alicia Asturias and OREGON STATE’s Chelsea and and Madeline Gar- diner advanced to the champsionships in the all-around. Golden Bear Dallas Crawford and Beaver Kaytianna McMillan advanced to compete on bars. The top three teams from each semifinal will advance to the Super Six on Saturday at 1 p.m. PT, with individual event finals compet- ed on Sunday at 3 p.m. PT. The top four individuals on each even from the semifinals including ties will compete in the individual event finals NATIONAL TOP 25 RANKINGS NCAA SCHEDULE (RANKINGS REPORTED BY GYMINFO) AS OF APRIL 8 SEMIFINAL ONE: Friday, April 18 at 10 a.m. PT 1. LSU RANK TEAM RQS HIGH 2. Oklahoma 1 Florida 197.895 198.325 5. Stanford 2 Oklahoma 197.775 198.175 8. Michigan 3 L.S.U. 197.720 198.050 11. Illinois 4 Alabama 197.615 198.250 12. Georgia 5 UTAH 197.575 198.025 6 Georgia 197.265 197.650 SEMIFINAL TWO: 7 Michigan 197.105 197.825 Friday, April 18 at 4 p.m. PT 8 UCLA 197.005 197.500 3. Alabama 9 Nebraska 196.895 197.225 4. Utah 6. Florida 10 STANFORD 196.815 197.275 7. Nebraska 11 Illinois-Champaign 196.650 197.100 9. Penn St. 12 OREGON STATE 196.615 197.100 10. UCLA 13 Auburn 196.560 197.100 14 Minnesota 196.505 197.250 SUPER SIX TEAM FINALS: Saturday, April 19 at 3 p.m. PT 15 Penn State 196.475 197.200 Top three teams from each semifinal 16 Boise State 196.395 196.975 17 Arkansas 196.355 197.100 INDIVIDUAL EVENT FINALS: 18 Central Michigan 196.300 196.600 Sunday, April 20 at 11 a.m. PT 19 196.270 196.725 Top four individuals from each semifinal in each event (including CALIFORNIA ties) 20 Denver 196.205 196.925 21 ARIZONA 196.160 196.925 REGIONAL RESULTS 22 Ohio State 195.905 196.600 Penn State Regional Athens Regional 23 New Hampshire 195.880 196.675 1 Florida (197.895) 1 Georgia (197.265) 24 ARIZONA STATE 195.855 196.200 2 Oregon St. (196.615) 2 Michigan (197.105) 25 BYU 195.820 196.425 3 Penn St. (196.475) 3 Central Michigan (196.3) 4 New Hampshire (195.88) 4 Ohio St. (195.905) 5 Kentucky (195.585) 5 North Carolina St. (195.615) 6 Maryland (195.175) 6 Rutgers (195.34) *Rankings are by the National Qualifying Score (NQS) The NQS is the regional meet score + final RQS Minneapolis Regional Seattle Regional The RQS takes the six best scores, three of which must be on the 1 Oklahoma (197.775) 1 Alabama (197.615) 2 Illinois (196.65) 2 Nebraska (196.895) road. The highest score is then dropped and the remaining five 3 Minnesota (196.505) 3 Boise St. (196.395) scores are averaged. 4 California (196.27) 4 Denver (196.205) 5 Southern Utah (195.665) 5 BYU (195.82) 6 San Jose St. (195.51) 6 Washington (195.265) Fayetteville Regional Baton Rouge Regional 1 Utah (197.575) 1 LSU (197.72) 2 UCLA (197.005) 2 Stanford (196.815) 3 Arkansas (196.355) 3 Auburn (196.56) 4 Arizona St. (195.855) 4 Arizona (196.16) 5 Utah St. (195.57) 5 Kent St. (195.655) 6 UC Davis (195.26) 6 Iowa St. (195.16) ABOUT THE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS TEAM COMPETITION Team Regional Regional Score National Qualifying Score Florida Gainesville 198.400 396.240 Oklahoma Norman 197.375 394.945 Alabama Tuscaloosa 197.400 394.815 Georgia Corvallis 197.425 394.685 LSU Columbus 197.275 394.455 UCLA Columbus 196.950 394.150 Michigan Morgantown 196.725 393.960 Minnesota Gainesville 197.100 393.715 Stanford Norman 196.800 393.510 Utah Tuscaloosa 195.400 393.505 Arkansas Corvallis 196.950 393.385 Illinois Morgantown 196.025 392.235 ALL-AROUND INDIVIDUAL QUALIFIERS Qualifier School Regional Regional Score Aubree Cristello Arizona Columbus 39.375 Melanie Shaffer Ohio State Columbus 39.325 Chelsea Tang Oregon State Corvallis 39.300 Brittany Harris Oregon State Corvallis 39.125 Bri Guy Auburn Gainesville 39.400 Caitlin Atkinson Auburn Gainesville 39.275 Emily Wong Nebraska Morgantown 39.225 Jessie DeZiel Nebraska Morgantown 39.200 Lauren Rogers Washington Norman 39.375 Sharaya Musser Penn State Norman 39.375 Moriah Martin Denver Tuscaloosa 39.150 Michelle Shealy Iowa State Tuscaloosa 39.050 INDIVIDUAL EVENT QUALIFIERS Event/Qualifer School Regional Regional Score Vault: Brittany Skinner Nebraska Morgantown 9.950 Beam: Sarah Miller Ohio State Columbus 9.950 Floor: Makayla Stambaugh Oregon State Corvallis 9.950 * No qualifer on bars HOW THEY QUALIFIED The women’s gymnastics championships consists of 12 teams and 12 all-around compeitors (who are not on a qualifying team) and individ- ual event specialist.s. The top two teams and the top two all-around competitors from each of the six regionals have advanced to the national championships. In addition, the event winners at each regional also advanced to the national championships (in their specific event), if they were not a part of a qualifying team or an all-around qualifier. ROTATION PAIRINGS The process for determining the rotation pairings for Day 1 of the team competition at the site of the finals is based on the National Qualifying Score (NQS), calculated by adding the Regional Qualifying Score (RQS) to the score achieved at the regional competition. ABOUT THE COMPETITION The team semifinal and all-around competition will be conducted in two sessions on Friday, April 18 at 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. PT. The top three teams from each semifinal advance to the Super Six competition on Saturday, April 19 at 3 p.m. PT. The top four individuals in each event (including ties) from Friday’s semifinals will compete in the individual event competition on Sunday, April 21 at 11 a.m. PT. For more infor- mation and to follow the action, visit www.ncaa.com. NCAA REAL-TIME COVERAGE Friday, April 18 Sunday, April 20 Semifinal Sessions 1 and 2 Individual Event Finals Live Video: http://www.ncaa.com/liveschedule/2014/04/18 Television: ESPN3 Tape Delay: ESPNU (Tape Delay on 4/30/14) Saturday, April 19 Super Six Team Finals Television: ESPN3 PAC-12 GYMNASTICS WEEKLY RELEASE // April 16, 2014 TOP TEN INDIVIDUAL REGIONAL FINISHES Fayetteville Regional Baton Rouge Regional Seattle Regional Vault: Vault: Vault: 2. Olivia Courtney, UCLA, 9.900 4. Shelby Edwards, ARIZ, 9.925 10. Allison Northey, WASH, 9.875 4. Samantha Peszek, UCLA, 9.875 7T. Nicolette McNair, STAN, 9.875 4. Nansy Damianova, UTAH, 9.875 7T. Melissa Chuang, STAN, 9.875 Bars: 4. Kailah Delaney, UTAH, 9.875 10. Jackie McCartin, WASH, 9.850 4. Georgia Dabritz, UTAH, 9.875 Bars: 8. Sadiqua Bynum, UCLA, 9.850 1T. Kristina Vaculik, STAN, 9.950 Beam: 8. Mary Beth Lofgren, UTAH, 9.850 1T. Sami Shapiro, STAN, 9.950 5. Aliza Vaccher , WASH, 9.850 8. Tory Wilson, UTAH, 9.850 3T. Shona Morgan, STAN, 9.900 10. Janae Janik , WASH, 9.800 8T. Nicolette McNair, STAN, 9.850 Bars: 8T. Selynna Felix-Terrazas, ARIZ, 9.850 Floor: 1. Samantha PeszeK, UCLA, 9.950 9. Madison Podlucky , WASH, 9.825 2. Danusia Francis, UCLA, 9.900 Beam: 9. Alexandra Yacalis , WASH, 9.825 2. Georgia Dabritz, UTAH, 9.900 3T. Shona Morgan, STAN, 9.925 6. Sophina DeJesus, UCLA, 9.875 3T. Becky Wing, STAN, 9.925 All-Around: 6. Nansy Damianova, UTAH, 9.875 9. Allison Northey, WASH, 39.200 10. Corrie Lothrop, UTAH, 9.850 Floor: 10. Aliza Vaccher, WASH, 39.075 5T. Kristin Klarenbach, ARIZ, 9.900 Beam: 9T. Shona Morgan, STAN, 9.875 Minneapolis Regional: 1. Samantha Peszek, UCLA, 9.950 9T. Rachel Daum, STAN, 9.875 2. Mary Beth Lofgren, UTAH, 9.900 9T. Taylor Rice, STAN, 9.875 Vault: 3. Sophina DeJesus, UCLA, 9.875 5. Alicia Asturias, CAL, 9.900 5. Danusia Francis, UCLA, 9.850 All-Around: 5. Brianna Gades, ASU, 9.850 3. Kristina Vaculik, STAN, 39.475 Bars: 5. Kailah Delane, UTAH, 9.850 7. Allie Flores, ARIZ, 39.200 1. Dallas Crawford, CAL, 9.925 8. Olivia Courtney, UCLA, 9.825 6. Alicia Asturias, CAL, 9.850 8. Tory Wilson, UTAH, 9.825 University Park Regional: 6. Leilani Alferos, CAL, 9.850 8. Corrie Lothrop, UTAH, 9.825 Vault: Beam: Floor: 10. Chelsea Tang, OSU, 9.850 1. Olivia Courtney, UCLA, 9.950 10. Erika Aufiero, OSU, 9.850 Floor: 1. Nansy Damianova, UTAH, 9.950 10. Taylor Keeker, OSU, 9.850 4. Samantha Peszek, UCLA, 9.925 All-Around: 4. Becky Tutka, UTAH, 9.925 Bars: 3. Alicia Asturias, CAL, 39.200 4. Georgia Dabritz, UTAH, 9.925 5. Chelsea Tang, OSU, 9.875 4. Charlie Owens, CAL, 39.100 7.
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