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WOMEN’S GYMNASTICS

2014 NCAA MINNEAPOLIS REGIONAL CHAMPION | 2014 BIG 12 CHAMPION | 2013 NCAA RUNNER-UP TEAM | 12 CONFERENCE TITLES | 64 ALL-AMERICANS

Makayla Hipke, Assistant Director SEMIFINAL I - April 18 - 1 p.m. CT SEMIFINAL II - April 18 - 6 p.m. CT McClendon Center for Intercollegiate Athletics #2 OKLAHOMA (22-2) #1 FLORIDA (21-2) 180 W. Brooks, Suite 2525, Norman, OK 73019 O: (405) 325-8372 | F: (405) 325-7623 #3 LSU (20-5) #4 ALABAMA (21-2) [email protected] | www.SoonerSports.com #6 GEORGIA (14-9) Birmingham, Ala. #5 UTAH (22-3) #7 MICHIGAN (27-4) Birmingham-Jefferson Convention Complex #8 UCLA (18-7) 2014 SCHEDULE April 18: Semifinals I & II DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULTS #10 STANFORD (24-5) April 19: Super Six #9 NEBRASKA (24-4) April 20: Individual Event Finals Jan. 10 Georgia W, 197.700 - 196.500 #11 ILLINOIS (20-9) #15 PENN STATE (27-8) Jan. 17 Iowa State W, 196.675 - 193.050 TV: ESPN3 / ESPNU (Tape Delay) Jan. 25 Arizona W, 197.575 - 196.925 Jan. 31 Florida L, 197.225 - 197.875 IN THE GYM: NOTES AND NUMBERS FOR WEEK 13 Feb. 9 LSU L, 197.325 - 197.650 1. BRING ON BIRMINGHAM Feb. 15 Metroplex Challenge 1st/4 (198.175) The Oklahoma Sooners are ready to arrive: the No. 2-seeded OU women’s gymnastics team is set to compete in the program’s Arizona, Kentucky, LSU 14th NCAA Championships appearance on April 18-20 in Birmingham, Ala. OU will compete in Semifinal I (afternoon session) Feb. 21 Perfect 10 Challenge W (197.200) on Friday, April 18 at 1 p.m. CT alongside No. 3 LSU, No. 6 Georgia, No. 7 Michigan, No. 10 Stanford and No. 11 Illinois. A top- Alabama, Michigan, West Virginia three finish in Semifinal I will advance the Sooners to the program’s fourth Super Six since 2010 while giving the squad a shot Feb. 28 Illinois W, 197.250 - 195.850 at an NCAA team championship. March 7 Arizona State W, 197.450 - 194.150 March 9 TWU Quad Meet 1st/4 (198.150) 2. IN PRIME CONDITION TWU, Minnesota, Michigan State “Peaking at the right time” is a phrase oft-uttered in the NCAA gymnastics postseason, but rarely given context. For Oklahoma, March 14 Arkansas W, 197.425-196.650 the context is closer to this: the Sooners will head into NCAA competition having posted three of the team’s top five scores this season over the course of the last four meets. OU has also returned two major players on its roster from mid-season injuries Big 12 Championship - Morgantown, W.Va. and has gone 24-for-24 in its last two consecutive meets (prior to that, OU had gone 24-for-24 only once in 2014). March 22 Big 12 Championship 1st/3 (198.000) 3. VICTORIOUS VAULTERS NCAA Minneapolis Regional The Sooner vaulting corps has risen to new levels this season under the leadership of assistant coach Lou Ball, with the entire April 5 NCAA Regionals 1st/6 (197.725) lineup competing at the highest level of any group in program history. Since March 9, OU has posted the four highest vault California, Illinois, Minnesota totals in program history (49.700, 49.625, 49.575 twice). The previous high of 49.575 had stood since 2002. In total, OU has Southern Utah, San Jose State posted five of the top six vault scores in the program’s record books this season alone.

NCAA Championships - Birmingham, Ala. 4. SHINING IN THE SUPER SIX April 18 NCAA Semifinal I 1 p.m. Oklahoma made the program’s first-ever appearance in the NCAA Super Six team Illinois, Georgia, LSU OU NCAA APPEARANCES SINCE 2010 finals in 2010, finishing as national runners-up with a 197.250. The 2010 campaign Year Finish (Score) Michigan, Stanford was a launching point for the Oklahoma women’s gymnastics program: the team has 2010...... Second (197.250) April 19 NCAA Super Six Finals 6 p.m. logged three total Super Six appearances and has finished no lower than seventh in 2011...... Third (197.250) April 20 NCAA Individual Event Finals 2 p.m. 2012...... Seventh (196.925) the years since. OU logged a third-place effort in 2011 and earned its third top-three 2013...... Second (197.375) 2014...... N/A All Times are listed as Central | * Big 12 meet | finish in four years last season. The 2013 team finished as NCAA Runner-Up with a Home meets in bold 197.375, the highest NCAA Championship score in program history.

SOONERS ON THE WEB 5. DON’T MISS A MOMENT For the behind-the-scenes information and the Fans will have opportunities to follow OU on multiple platforms during NCAA Championship competition. In addition to latest updates on OU Gymnastics, follow the team live stats and updates from Oklahoma’s Twitter page, all three sessions of team competition and Sunday’s event finals will on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram: be carried live on ESPN3 (watchespn.com). Fans must only sign in with their cable or satellite provider credentials to watch Facebook: facebook.com/OklahomaWGymnastics every round of competition online. In addition, the Super Six team finals will be broadcast on ESPNU via tape delay on April Twitter: @OU_WGymnastics 30 at 8 p.m. ET (7 p.m. CT). Instagram: @OU_WGymnastics

NOTABLE NUMBER When the chalk had settled at the 2014 NCAA Minneapolis Regional, no team shone more brightly on vault than OU. The Sooners soared to new heights on the event, posting a program-record 49.700 with no score below a 9.9 throughout the rotation. The 49.700 score is the highest on any individual event in 49.700 OU program history. The Oklahoma vaulting corps has posted the top four vault scores in program history since March 9, including efforts of 49.700, 49.625 and 49.575. MEET 14 - OU AT 2014 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS | APRIL 18-20 2 2014 OKLAHOMA SOONERS NAME HT. YEAR HOMETOWN CLUB PRONUNCIATION Albright, Lara 5-2 Sr. Carollton, Texas (Hebron H.S.) WOGA Alexander, Lauren 5-2 Sr. Plano, Texas (Plano Senior H.S.) Infinite Bounds Brewer, Erica 4-10 Jr. Louisville, Ky. (Sacred Heart Academy) Champion Gymnastics Capps, Chayse 5-2 Fr. Plano, Texas (Homeschool) Infinite Bounds CHASE Clark, Rebecca 5-3 Jr. Blue Springs, Mo. (Blue Springs South H.S.) GAGE Hemry, Reagan 5-3 Fr. Norman, Okla. (Norman H.S.) Bart Conner Gymnastics Academy Jones, Charity 5-2 Fr. Miami, Okla. (Oklahoma Virtual H.S.) Dynamo Gymnastics Kanewa, Maile’ana 5-5 So. Duluth, Minn. (Duluth Denfeld H.S.) The Gymnastics Academy my-lee-AHN-uh kan-EV-ah Kmieciak, Keeley 5-3 So. Naperville, Ill. (Naperville Central H.S.) Phenom Gymnastics KEE-lee kuh-MEE-check Lovan, Kara 4-8 Fr. Des Moines, Iowa (SE Polk Senior H.S.) Triad Gymnastics lo-VAHN Mooring, Madison 5-2 Sr. Sallisaw, Okla. (Bixby H.S.) Dynamo Gymnastics Price, Hunter 5-1 So. Boerne, Texas (Boerne-Samuel V. Champion H.S.) Aerial Athletics Scaman, Haley 5-3 So. Riverside, Ill. (Riverside Brookfield H.S.) Illinois Gymnastics Institute SCAY-man Sorensen, Haley 5-6 Jr. The Woodlands, Texas (The Woodlands H.S.) Cypress Academy of Gymnastics Spears, Taylor 5-2 Sr. Plano, Texas (Allen H.S.) WOGA Ward, Hayden 5-5 Sr. Norman, Okla. (Norman North H.S.) Dynamo Gymnastics Wofford, McKenzie 5-0 Fr. McKinney, Texas (A Beka Academy) Zenith Elite WAHF-ard

COACHING STAFF K.J. Kindler (Head Coach) - Eighth Year | Lou Ball (Assistant Coach) - Eighth Year | Tom Haley (Assistant Coach) - Eighth Year

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LARA ALBRIGHT LAUREN ALEXANDER ERICA BREWER CHAYSE CAPPS REBECCA CLARK REAGAN HEMRY

CHARITY JONES MAILE’ANA KANEWA KEELEY KMIECIAK KARA LOVAN MADISON MOORING HUNTER PRICE

HALEY SCAMAN HALEY SORENSEN TAYLOR SPEARS HAYDEN WARD MCKENZIE WOFFORD MEET 14 - OU AT 2014 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS | APRIL 18-20 3

NCAA SEMIFINAL I EVENT ROTATION GENERAL INFORMATION VAULT BYE BARS BEAM BYE FLOOR Location...... Norman, Okla. 1 Georgia Illinois Michigan Oklahoma LSU Stanford Enrollment...... 30,754 2 Stanford Georgia Illinois Michigan Oklahoma LSU Founded...... 1890 3 LSU Stanford Georgia Illinois Michigan Oklahoma President...... David L. Boren 4 Oklahoma LSU Stanford Georgia Illinois Michigan 5 Michigan Oklahoma LSU Stanford Georgia Illinois VP/Athletics Director...... Joe Castiglione 6 Illinois Michigan Oklahoma LSU Stanford Georgia Sport Administrator...... Dr. Nicki Moore Nickname...... Sooners IN GOOD COMPANY and Arkansas as well as postseason meets at Minnesota Colors...... Crimson & Cream Oklahoma enters this weekend’s championships in good and West Virginia. OU also prepped for NCAA competition Conference...... Big 12 company: the Sooners are one of only five teams in the with two major neutral-site meets on podium (Metroplex country to advance to the NCAA Championships every Challenge, Perfect 10 Challenge). The Sooners are 6-0 PROGRAM HISTORY season since 2004. Oklahoma joins Alabama, Florida, LSU overall in podium meets this season, holding first place First Year of Gymnastics...... 1981 and Utah on the listing--those five programs make up the finishes in both quad contests. OU’s All-Time Record...... 630-343-4 top five overall seeded teams this year. NCAA FLASHBACK: 2013 REGIONAL HONORS FOR STELLAR STAFF The 2013 Sooners tied Oklahoma’s best finish in program ARENA INFORMATION The Sooners will be led into NCAA competition this history, posting a 197.375 in the Super Six finals to capture Arena...... Lloyd Noble Center weekend by a seasoned staff: K.J. Kindler is the only NCAA Runner-Up honors. OU finished behind national Capacity...... 12,000 women’s gymnastics coach in NCAA history to lead two champion Florida (197.575) and ahead of Alabama, UCLA, programs to the Super Six team finals (Iowa State, 2006; LSU and Georgia. The Sooners tied for second in the evening COACHING STAFF Oklahoma, 2010, 2011, 2013) and has totaled over 200 semifinal at Pauley Pavilion in Los Angeles to advance to wins in under eight seasons at OU. A two-time National the Super Six finals for the third time in program history. Head Coach...... K.J. Kindler (Eighth Season) Coach of the Year, Kindler is joined by assistants Lou Ball Five Oklahoma team members captured a total of seven Alma Mater...... Iowa State, 1992 and Tom Haley. The trio swept coaching honors at the NCAA All-America honors: Erica Brewer (first team: UB, Record at OU...... 206-50-2 regional level, taking home accolades as Coach of the Year BB), Rebecca Clark (first team: UB), Madison Mooring (first Career Record...... 264-77-3 and Assistant Coaches of the Year for the South Central team: V), Taylor Spears (second team: AA, UB) and Brie Assistant Coach...... Lou Ball (Eighth Season) region. Olson (second team: FX). Assistant Coach.....Tom Haley (Eighth Season) BATTLE TESTED Brewer, Clark and Mooring advanced to the individual event Office Phone...... (405) 325-6876 OU’s coaching staff set up the 2014 Sooners for success, finals, where Brewer finished fourth on bars and ninth on Office Fax...... (405) 325-8337 building a regular season schedule that would prime the beam, Clark picked up a seventh place finish on bars and team for postseason competition. Oklahoma took on one Mooring finished 21st on vault. TEAM INFORMATION of the nation’s top-three toughest schedules (ranked No. 3 2013 Overall Record...... 34-3 by RoadtoNationals.com). OU faced 12 top 25 opponents Overall, Oklahoma returns 12 members from its 2013 NCAA 2013 High Score...... 198.375 during the regular season, including four top five foes. roster, including 10 that saw competition in last season’s Oklahoma also picked up valuable experience competing Super Six team finals. Big 12 Finish...... First in road environments, taking on meets at Florida, Arizona NCAA Finish...... Second Routines Returning/Lost...... 21/3 HEAD COACH K.J. KINDLER All-Americans Returning/Lost...... 4/1 AT A GLANCE -Led OU to three top-three finishes NCAA Super Six At OU: Eighth Season finishes in four seasons (2nd-2010, 3rd-2011, 2nd-2013) Career Record: 264-77-3 ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Record at OU: 206-50-2 -Led OU to six Big 12 Championships in eight seasons Assistant A.D./Director...... Pete Moris (2008, 2009, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2014) WGYM Contact/Assistant Director...... Makayla Hipke COACHING EXPERIENCE -Led OU to three undefeated regular seasons in six Oklahoma Head Coach (2006-present) seasons (2008, 2010, 2011) Cell Phone...... (405) 343-4471 Iowa State Head Coach (2001-06) -Led OU to seven consecutive NCAA Championships Office Phone...... (405) 325-8372 Iowa State Assistant (1999-01) -Led OU to a 67-4 record at home in the past eight seasons Office Fax...... (405) 325-7623 -Coached 57 All-Americans (41 at OU) E-mail...... [email protected] CAREER COACHING HIGHLIGHTS -Coached 37 Big 12 Champions (25 at OU) -Two-time National Coach of the Year (2005, 2010) Web Site...... SoonerSports.com -Coached 28 NCAA Regional event champions (19 at OU) -Six-time Regional Coach of the Year (2004, 2006, Mailing Address...... 180 West Brooks Street -Coached 78 Academic All-Big 12 honorees (54 at OU) 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014) -Coached 50 NACGC Scholastic All-Americans (38 at OU) ...... Suite 2525 -Eight-time Big 12 Coach of the Year (2004, 2005, ...... Norman, OK 73019 2006, 2008, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2014) -First head coach in NCAA history to take two separate programs to the NCAA Super Six (Iowa State, 2006; Oklahoma, 2010, 2011, 2013) MEET 14 - OU AT 2014 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS | APRIL 18-20 4

OKLAHOMA SCORING RECORDS OU vs. NCAA FIELD SCAMAN SHATTERS RECORDS Oklahoma faced seven of the 12 teams that compose In only her second season at Oklahoma, Haley Scaman TOP TEAM SCORES - OVERALL the NCAA Championship field during the regular season. has wasted no time making her mark in the OU record SCORE OPPONENT, SEASON The Sooners hold a 5-2 mark against 2014 NCAA teams, books. She is now the first Sooner in Oklahoma women’s 1. 198.375 UCLA, 2013 including wins over LSU, Alabama, Georgia, Michigan and gymnastics history to post three 10.0s in her career and 2. 198.175 Metroplex Challenge, 2014 3. 198.150 @ TWU, 2014 Illinois. OU fell to Florida on the road and LSU at home in the first Sooner ever to earn 10.0s on multiple events. 4. 198.000 Big 12 Championship, 2014 late January/early February contests. Scaman owns two 10.0s this season on floor, where she 5. 197.875 Arizona, 2013 serves as the anchor for OU’s talented lineup. Her 10.0 at 6. 197.725 @ NCAA Minneapolis Regional, 2014 AWARDS OF ALL KINDS the Metroplex Challenge on Feb. 15 was the first of the @ Arizona, 2003 7. 197.700 Georgia, 2014 A strong regular season resulted in a host of awards for season and marked Oklahoma’s first 10.0 on any event since 8. 197.625 @ Iowa State, 2013 members of the OU team, both at the conference and 2010. Scaman added another perfect 10.0 on floor against 9. 197.575 @ Arizona, 2014 national level. In addition to Oklahoma’s seven NACGC/W Arizona State on March 7 and followed up with a 10.0 on 10. 197.525 Stanford/UNC, 2013 regular season All-America awards (p. 5), the Sooners vault at Arkansas on March 14. She has earned career-best TWU, 2003 nabbed 11 All-Big 12 awards (p. 5) and nine Academic All- marks on vault (10.0), bars (9.975) and floor (10.0) this TOP TEAM SCORES - VAULT Big 12 honors. OU’s 11 All-Big 12 honors led the conference, season and posted seven routines that have earned a 10.0 SCORE OPPONENT, SEASON while its nine Academic All-Big 12 accolades tied ISU for score from at least one judge. 1. 49.700 @ NCAA Minneapolis Regional, 2014 the conference lead. 2. 49.625 @ TWU, 2014 SPEARS HITS HER STRIDE 3. 49.575 Big 12 Championship, 2014 at Arkansas, 2014 FAB FIVE Beginning in the late weeks of the regular season, senior Iowa State, 2002 This week’s NCAA Championship competition will see Taylor Spears found another gear in the gym to begin 6. 49.525 LSU, 2014 the Sooners attempt to continue their five-year run of hitting some of the biggest scores of her career. The AAI UCLA, 2013 excellence that began in 2010. The 2010 season was Award finalist (given to the nation’s top senior female Arkansas, 2012 9. 49.500 Arizona, 2013 a record-breaking run for Oklahoma as the program gymnast) has hit career-highs of 9.975 on both bars and Alabama, 2010 achieved its first-ever No. 1 ranking, its first NCAA Super beam since March 7 and has soared to her highest rankings Six appearance and its first top-three NCAA finish. In total this season. Spears finished the regular season tied for TOP TEAM SCORES - BARS over the past five years, Oklahoma has logged multiple second nationally on beam and sixth in the country on SCORE OPPONENT, SEASON 1. 49.575 Metroplex Challenge, 2014 weeks at No. 1 (including four in 2014), three NCAA Super uneven bars and has won four event titles since March 7. UCLA, 2013 Six appearances, three top-three NCAA finishes, five NCAA 3. 49.550 Big 12 Championship, 2014 Regional titles and 33 NCAA All-America honors. “LAW”-BRIGHT Big 12 Championship, 2013 Noted for her incredible consistency in the gym for @ Arizona, 2003 BEAM IT UP Oklahoma, senior Lara Albright shines just as brightly in 6. 49.525 @ TWU, 2014 Perfect 10, 2013 With an RQS of 49.445 and a season average of 49.308, the classroom. In addition to hitting 10 routines of 9.9 or OSU/Illinois, 2011 Oklahoma finished regular season competition tied for higher this season on floor, Albright has been recognized @ Missouri, 2004 first in the nation on balance beam. The Sooners displayed with multiple academic awards. She is a recipient of the the high levels of artistry and difficulty that fans have Dr. Gerald Lage Academic Achievement Award, the highest TOP TEAM SCORES - BEAM SCORE OPPONENT, SEASON come to expect from the K.J.-Kindler led squad. OU has academic honor the Big 12 gives, and was a 2014 Academic 1. 49.675 @ Arizona, 2003 been tremendously consistent on the event since an All-Big 12 pick. An NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship 2. 49.600 UCLA, 2013 uncharacteristically rough outing on Feb. 9--in the seven nominee, Albright is an aspiring lawyer and has been Missouri, 2012 meets since, the Sooners have not scored lower than a accepted into law schools at OU, SMU, Pepperdine and 4. 49.525 @ Arizona, 2014 @ Iowa State, 2013 49.300. Oklahoma had a nation-best three NACGC regular Baylor. @ TWU, 2009 season All-Americans on beam, with first-team honors 7. 49.500 Metroplex Challenge, 2014 for Taylor Spears and second-team accolades for Chayse CAPPS LEAVES SOONERS BEAMING @ Illinois, 2010 Capps and Rebecca Clark. A Sooner also won both the Big Freshman Chayse Capps has been a breakout athlete for 9. 49.475 Arizona State, 2014 12 beam title (Spears) and the NCAA Minneapolis Regional OU in her first season of competition, shining on three @ Alabama, 2013 @ Metroplex, 2013 beam crown (Capps). apparatuses due in part to her stellar work ethic. Tied Big 12 Championship, 2012 for eighth nationally on balance beam, Capps is the only Air Force, 2000 SUPER SOPHOMORES freshman in the country to finish the regular season ranked Oklahoma’s stellar year on vault has been anchored by in the top ten on the event. She has added season-bests of TOP TEAM SCORES - FLOOR SCORE OPPONENT, SEASON a group of powerful gymnasts in the sophomore class. 9.95 on vault and 9.925 on floor to go with her top score 1. 49.675 UCLA, 2013 The trio of Maile’ana Kanewa, Keeley Kmieciak and Haley of 9.975 on beam. Capps finished in the top three on beam Centenary/TWU, 2003 Scaman has been huge on the event for OU, and classmate and vault at the conference championship meet and was 3. 49.625 Metroplex Challenge, 2014 Hunter Price has also contributed as an alternate for the named the Big 12 Newcomer of the Year. She followed up Alabama, 2010 5. 49.600 Arizona, 2013 Sooners. Kanewa, Kmieciak and Scaman have combined with a meet-best 9.9 on beam at the NCAA Minneapolis Nebraska/TWU, 2010 for 25 routines of 9.9 or higher on the event in this season Regional to tie for top honors. 7. 49.575 @ TWU, 2014 alone. Scaman scored OU’s first 10.0 on vault since 2010 Arizona State, 2014 against Arkansas this March, while Kanewa won the vault 9. 49.525 LSU, 2014 title at both the Big 12 Championships (9.95) and the NCAA Nebraska, 2004 @ TWU, 2002 Minneapolis Regional (9.975). MEET 14 - OU AT 2014 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS | APRIL 18-20 5

EVENT TITLES (INDIVIDUAL) POSTSEASON AWARDS NATIONAL RANKINGS HALEY SCAMAN (17) NACGC/W ALL-AMERICANS March 31 (RQS: used for NCAA seeding) V 9.95 Jan. 10 (vs. Georgia) VAULT No. Team RQS FX 9.95 Jan. 10 (vs. Georgia) Haley Scaman...... First Team 1 Florida* 197.895 V 9.9 Jan. 17 (vs. Iowa State) Maile’ana Kanewa...... Second Team 2 OKLAHOMA 197.775 UB 9.85 Jan. 17 (vs. Iowa State) 3 LSU* 197.720 UB 9.925 Feb. 9 (vs. LSU) UNEVEN BARS 4 Alabama* 197.615 FX 9.975 Feb. 9 (vs. LSU) Taylor Spears...... First Team 5 Utah 197.575 FX 10.0 Feb. 15 (Metroplex Challenge) 6 Georgia* 197.265 FX 9.925 Feb. 21 (Perfect 10 Challenge) BALANCE BEAM 7 Michigan* 197.105 V 9.925 Feb. 28 (vs. Illinois) Taylor Spears...... First Team 8 UCLA 197.005 UB 9.9 Feb. 28 (vs. Illinois) Chayse Capps...... Second Team 9 Nebraska 196.950 FX 9.975 Feb. 28 (vs. Illinois) Rebecca Clark...... Second Team 10 Stanford 196.815 UB 9.975 March 7 (vs. Arizona State) 11 Illinois* 196.650 FX 10.0 March 7 (vs. Arizona State) FLOOR EXERCISE 12 Oregon State 196.615 V 9.95 March 9 (at TWU Quad Meet) Haley Scaman...... First Team 13 Auburn 196.560 FX 9.95 March 9 (at TWU Quad Meet) 14 Minnesota* 196.505 V 10.0 March 14 (at Arkansas) NACGC/W SOUTH-CENTRAL REGION AWARDS 15 Penn State 196.475 FX 9.95 March 22 (Big 12 Championship) COACH OF THE YEAR 16 Boise Sate 196.395 K.J. Kindler 17 Arkansas 196.355 TAYLOR SPEARS (8) 18 Central Michigan 196.300 BB 9.925 Jan. 10 (vs. Georgia) ASSISTANT COACHES OF THE YEAR 19 California 196.270 UB 9.85 Jan. 17 (vs. Iowa State) Lou Ball, Tom Haley 20 Denver 196.205 UB 9.925 Jan. 25 (at Arizona) 21 Arizona* 196.160 BB 9.95 Jan. 25 (at Arizona) BIG 12 GYMNAST OF THE YEAR 22 Ohio State* 195.905 BB 9.975 March 7 (vs. Arizona State) Haley Scaman 23 New Hampshire 195.880 UB 9.975 March 7 (at TWU Quad Meet) 24 Arizona State* 195.855 BB 9.95 March 14 (at Arkansas) BIG 12 NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR 25 BYU 195.820 BB 9.95 March 22 (Big 12 Championship) Chayse Capps *Denotes 2014 regular season opponent ERICA BREWER (5) BIG 12 COACH OF THE YEAR OKLAHOMA INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS UB 9.925 Jan. 10 (vs. Georgia) K.J. Kindler Event (Rank) Name RQS AA 39.450 Jan. 10 (vs. Georgia) V (T-7) Haley Scaman 9.940 UB 9.85 Jan. 17 (vs. Iowa State) ALL-BIG 12 V (T-16) Maile’ana Kanewa 9.915 BB 9.825 Jan. 17 (vs. Iowa State) VAULT V (T-23) Keeley Kmieciak 9.905 AA 39.425 Jan. 17 (vs. Iowa State) Haley Scaman...... 9.940 V (T-25) Chayse Capps 9.900 Keeley Kmieciak...... 9.905 UB (T-6) Taylor Spears 9.925 CHAYSE CAPPS (5) Maile’ana Kanewa...... 9.900 UB (T-19) Haley Scaman 9.905 BB 9.975 Feb. 15 (Metroplex Challenge) BB (T-2) Taylor Spears 9.935 V 9.925 Feb. 28 (vs. Illinois) UNEVEN BARS BB (T-9) Chayse Capps 9.905 BB 9.9 Feb. 28 (vs. Illinois) Taylor Spears...... 9.915 BB (T-14) Rebecca Clark 9.895 BB 9.925 March 9 (at TWU Quad Meet) Haley Scaman...... 9.890 FX (2) Haley Scaman 9.970 BB 9.9 April 5 (NCAA Minneapolis Regional) FX (T-19) Lara Albright 9.905 BALANCE BEAM MAILE’ANA KANEWA (5) Taylor Spears...... 9.925 BIG 12 WEEKLY AWARDS (2014) V 9.9 March 7 (vs. Arizona State) Chayse Capps...... 9.905 GYMNAST OF THE WEEK (8) V 9.95 March 9 (at TWU Quad Meet) Rebecca Clark...... 9.895 Haley Scaman (5) Feb. 11, Feb. 17, Feb. 25, FX 9.95 March 9 (at TWU Quoad Meet) March 4, March 18 V 9.95 March 22 (Big 12 Championship) FLOOR EXERCISE Erica Brewer (2) Jan. 15, Jan. 21 V 9.975 April 5 (NCAA Minneapolis Regional) Haley Scaman...... 9.970 Taylor Spears (1) March 11 Lara Albright...... 9.905 KEELEY KMIECIAK (3) Chayse Capps...... 9.890 EVENT SPECIALIST OF THE WEEK (8) V 9.9 Jan. 17 (vs. Iowa State) Lara Albright (2) Jan. 21, March 4 V 9.925 Jan. 25 (at Arizona) ACADEMIC ALL-BIG 12 Rebecca Clark (2) Jan. 15, Feb. 4 UB 9.85 March 14 (at Arkansas) Lara Albright...... First Team Charity Jones (1) March 11 Lauren Alexander...... First Team Maile’ana Kanewa (1) March 18 LARA ALBRIGHT (1) Rebecca Clark...... First Team Madison Mooring( 1) Feb. 17 FX 9.9 Jan. 25 (at Arizona) Maile’ana Kanewa...... First Team McKenzie Wofford (1) Jan. 28 Keeley Kmieciak...... First Team MADISON MOORING (1) Madison Mooring...... First Team NEWCOMER OF THE WEEK (8) BB 9.925 Jan. 10 (vs. Georgia) Haley Scaman...... First Team Chayse Capps (6) Jan. 15, Jan. 28, Feb. 11 Taylor Spears...... First Team Feb. 17, March 4, March 18 MCKENZIE WOFFORD (1) Hayden Ward...... First Team UB 9.975 Feb. 15 (Metroplex Challenge) MEET 14 - OU AT 2014 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS | APRIL 18-20 6 NCAA OPPONENT CAPSULES #1 FLORIDA #2 OKLAHOMA #3 LSU GATORS SOONERS TIGERS Head Coach: Rhonda Faehn Head Coach: K.J. Kindler Head Coach: D-D Breaux Assistant Coaches: Adrian Burde, Robert Ladanyi Assistant Coaches: Lou Ball, Tom Haley Assistant Coaches: Jay Clark, Bob Moore Semifinal II - Friday, April 18 - 6 p.m. Semifinal I - Friday, April 18 - 1 p.m. Semifinal I - Friday, April 18 - 1 p.m.

SCORING BREAKDOWN SCORING BREAKDOWN SCORING BREAKDOWN RQS: 197.895 RQS: 197.775 RQS: 197.720 REGIONAL: 197.050 (University Park) REGIONAL: 197.725 (Minneapolis) REGIONAL: 197.050 (Baton Rouge) HIGH: 198.325 (March 7, vs. West Virginia) HIGH: 198.150 (Feb. 15, at Metroplex Challenge) HIGH: 198.325 (April 5, NCAA Baton Rouge Regional)

TEAM EVENT RANKINGS TEAM EVENT RANKINGS TEAM EVENT RANKINGS VAULT: No. 5 (49.455) VAULT: No. 2 (49.525) VAULT: No. 1 (49.550) BARS: No. 2 (49.530) BARS: No. 3 (49.470) BARS: No. 5 (49.430) BEAM: T-No. 1 (49.445) BEAM: T-No. 1 (49.445) BEAM: No. 4 (49.295) FLOOR: No. 2 (49.4535) FLOOR: No. 3 (49.535) FLOOR: T-No. 4 (49.490)

TOP INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS TOP INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS TOP INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS VAULT: Bridget Sloan - No. 1 (9.950) VAULT: Haley Scaman - T-No. 7 (9.940) VAULT: Reagan Courville - T-No. 7 (9.940) BARS: Bridget Sloan - T-No. 4 (9.935) BARS: Taylor Spears - T-No. 6 (9.925) BARS: Sarie Morrison - T-No. 4 (9.935) BEAM: Bridget Sloan - No. 1 (9.950) BEAM: Taylor Spears - T-No. 2 (9.935) BEAM: Jessie Jordan - No. 6 (9.920) FLOOR: Kytra Hunter - No. 1 (9.975) FLOOR: Haley Scaman - No. 2 (9.970) FLOOR: Llomincia Hall - T-No. 3 (9.965) ALL-AROUND: Bridget Sloan - No. 1 (39.720) ALL-AROUND: -- ALL-AROUND: Rheagan Courville - No. 2 (39.620)

#4 ALABAMA #5 UTAH #6 GEORGIA CRIMSON TIDE UTES GYMDOGS Head Coaches: Sarah and David Patterson Co-Head Coaches: Greg and Megan Marsden Head Coach: Danna Durante Assistant Coaches: Bryan Raschilla, Dana Duckworth Assistant Coach: Tom Farden Assistant Coaches: Jay Jogue, Philip Ogletree Semifinal II - Friday, April 18 - 6 p.m. Semifinal II - Friday, April 18 - 6 p.m. Semifinal I - Friday, April 18 - 1 p.m.

SCORING BREAKDOWN SCORING BREAKDOWN SCORING BREAKDOWN RQS: 197.615 RQS: 197.575 RQS: 197.265 REGIONAL: 197.550 (Seattle) REGIONAL: 197.300 (Fayetteville) REGIONAL: 196.375 (Athens) HIGH: 198.250 (March 7, vs. Stanford) HIGH: 198.025 (March 15, vs. Georgia) HIGH: 197.650 (March 1, vs. Arkansas)

TEAM EVENT RANKINGS TEAM EVENT RANKINGS TEAM EVENT RANKINGS VAULT: No. 4 (49.485) VAULT: No. 3 (49.510) VAULT: No. 6 (49.415) BARS: T-No. 6 (49.380) BARS: No. 4 (49.435) BARS: No. 1 (49.580) BEAM: No. 3 (49.340) BEAM: T-No. 9 (49.175) BEAM: No. 6 (49.240) FLOOR: No. 6 (49.460) FLOOR: No. 1 (49.565) FLOOR: No. 10 (49.280)

TOP INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS TOP INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS TOP INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS VAULT: Diandra Milliner - T-No. 2 (9.945) VAULT: Kailah Delaney - T-No. 2 (9.945) VAULT: Lindsey Cheek - T-No. 16 (9.915) BARS: Kaitlyn Clark - No. 18 (9.910) BARS: Georgia Dabritz - No. 1 (9.950) BARS: Lindsey Cheek - T-No. 2 (9.945) BEAM: Kim Jacob - T-No. 9 (9.905) BEAM: Corrie Lothrop - T-No. 43 (9.860) Chelsea Davis - T-No. 2 (9.945) FLOOR: Diandra Milliner - T-No. 13 (9.925) FLOOR: Georgia Dabritz - T-No. 3 (9.965) BEAM: Kaylan Earls - No. 7 (9.915) ALL-AROUND: Kim Jacob - No. 14 (39.415) ALL-AROUND: Tory Wilson - No. 12 (39.455) FLOOR: Brandie Jay - T-No. 23 (9.900) ALL-AROUND: Brittany Rogers - No. 11 (39.490) MEET 14 - OU AT 2014 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS | APRIL 18-20 7 NCAA OPPONENT CAPSULES #7 MICHIGAN #8 UCLA #9 NEBRASKA WOLVERINES BRUINS HUSKERS Head Coach: Bev Plocki Head Coach: Valorie Kondos Field Head Coach: Dan Kendig Assistant Coaches: Scott Sherman, Dave Kuzara Assistant Coaches: Chris Waller, Randy Lane Assistant Coaches: Heather Brink, Dan Miller Semifinal I - Friday, April 18 - 1 p.m. Semifinal II - Friday, April 18 - 6 p.m. Semifinal II - Friday, April 18 - 6 p.m.

SCORING BREAKDOWN SCORING BREAKDOWN SCORING BREAKDOWN RQS: 197.105 RQS: 197.005 RQS: 196.895 REGIONAL: 196.750 (Athens) REGIONAL: 196.600 (Fayetteville) REGIONAL: 196.975 (Seattle) HIGH: 197.825 (March 7, vs. UCLA, Utah) HIGH: 197.500 (March 1, at Arizona) HIGH: 197.225 (Feb. 8, at Penn State)

TEAM EVENT RANKINGS TEAM EVENT RANKINGS TEAM EVENT RANKINGS VAULT: No. 7 (49.365) VAULT: No. 12 (49.305) VAULT: T-No. 9 (49.325) BARS: No. 8 (49.375) BARS: T-No. 6 (49.380) BARS: No. 12 (49.240) BEAM: T-No. 17 (49.075) BEAM: T-No. 6 (49.240) BEAM: No. 11 (49.170) FLOOR: No. 4 (49.490) FLOOR: No. 7 (49.400) FLOOR:No. 12 (49.250)

TOP INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS TOP INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS TOP INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS VAULT: Austin Sheppard - T-No. 2 (9.945) VAULT: Olivia Courtney - No. 15 (9.920) VAULT: Jessie DeZiel - No. 9 (9.935) BARS: Joanna Sampson - T-No. 13 (9.915) BARS: Samantha Peszek - No. 12 (9.915) BARS: Emily Wong - T-No. 13 (9.915) BEAM: Joanna Sampson - T-No. 43 (9.860) BEAM: Danusia Francis - No. 4 (9.930) BEAM: Emily Wong - T-No. 13 (9.900) FLOOR: Joanna Sampson - T-No. 8 (9.940) FLOOR: Sydney Sawa - T-No. 8 (9.940) FLOOR: Emily Wong - T-No. 5 (9.945) ALL-AROUND: Joanna Sampson - T-No. 5 (39.565) ALL-AROUND: Sydney Sawa - T-No. 53 (39.100) ALL-AROUND: Emily Wong - No. 4 (39.585)

#10 STANFORD #11 ILLINOIS #15 PENN STATE CARDINAL FIGHTING ILLINI NITTANY LIONS Head Coaches: Kristen Smyth Head Coach: Kim Landrus Head Coach: Jeff Thompson Assistant Coaches: Chris Swircek, Tabitha Yim Associate Head Coach: Jay Santos Associate Head Coach: Rachelle Thompson Semifinal I - Friday, April 18 - 1 p.m. Assistant Coach: Chad Wiest Assistant Coach: Randy Monahan Semifinal I - Friday, April 18 - 1 p.m. Semifinal II - Friday, April 18 - 6 p.m. SCORING BREAKDOWN RQS: 196.815 SCORING BREAKDOWN SCORING BREAKDOWN REGIONAL: 197.275 (Baton Rouge) RQS: 196.650 RQS: 196.475 HIGH: 197.275 (twice, last at NCAA Baton Rouge Regional) REGIONAL: 196.600 (Minneapolis) REGIONAL: 196.725 (University Park) HIGH: 197.100 (March 8, vs. Lindenwood) HIGH: 197.200 (March 8, at New Hampshire quad) TEAM EVENT RANKINGS VAULT: T-No. 9 (49.325) TEAM EVENT RANKINGS TEAM EVENT RANKINGS BARS: No. 9 (49.305) VAULT: No. 19 (49.155) VAULT: T-No. 14 (49.195) BEAM: No. 5 (49.260) BARS: No. 13 (49.205) BARS: No. 15 (49.120) FLOOR: T-No. 23 (49.120) BEAM: T-No. 9 (49.175) BEAM: No. 14 (49.090) FLOOR: No. 13 (49.240) FLOOR: No. 9 (49.290) TOP INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS VAULT: Nicolette McNair - No. 20 (9.910) TOP INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS TOP INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS BARS: Kristina Vaculik - No. 17 (9.910) VAULT: Amber See - T-No. 33 (9.890) VAULT: Emma Sibson - T-No. 53 (9.875) BEAM: Amanda Spinner - T-No. 23 (9.875) BARS: Sunny Kato - T-No. 24 (9.895) BARS: Kassidy Stauder - T-No. 34 (9.880) FLOOR: Kristina Vaculik - No. 29 (9.895) BEAM: Sunny Kato - T-No. 27 (9.870) BEAM: Kassidy Stauder - T-No. 14 (9.895) ALL-AROUND: Kristina Vaculik - T-No. 21 (39.335) FLOOR: Amber See - T-No. 17 (9.910) FLOOR: Lindsay Musgroe - T-No. 47 (9.875) ALL-AROUND: Giana O’Connor - T-No. 46 (39.175) ALL-AROUND: Kassidy Stauder - No. 18 (39.365) MEET 14 - OU AT 2014 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS | APRIL 18-20 8

2014 GYMNAST SUPERLATIVES 2014 TEAM SUPERLATIVES SEASON/PROGRAM HIGHS VAULT TEAM TOTAL SEASON BESTS (TEAM) 1. 10.0...... Haley Scaman...... at Arkansas 1. 198.175...... Metroplex Challenge...... Feb. 15 EVENT SCORE LAST DATE SET 2. 9.975...... Maile’ana Kanewa...... at NCAA Regionals 2. 198.150...... at TWU Quad Meet...... March 9 Total 198.175 Feb. 15 (Metroplex Challenge) 3. 9.95...... Keeley Kmieciak...... at NCAA Regionals 3. 198.000...... Big 12 Championship...... March 22 Vault 49.700 April 5 (NCAA Minneapolis Regional) 9.95...... Haley Scaman...... at NCAA Regionals 4. 197.725...... at NCAA Regionals...... April 5 Bars 49.575 Feb. 15 (Metroplex Challenge) 9.95...... Maile’ana Kanewa...... at Arkansas 5. 197.700...... Georgia...... Jan. 10 Beam 49.525 Jan. 25 (at Arizona) 9.95...... Maile’ana Kanewa...... at TWU Quad Meet Floor 49.625 Feb. 15 (Metroplex Challenge) 9.95...... Haley Scaman...... at TWU Quad Meet VAULT 9.95...... Haley Scaman...... Metroplex Challenge 1. 49.700...... at NCAA Regionals...... April 5 SEASON BESTS (INDIVIDUAL) 9.95...... Chayse Capps...... vs. LSU 2. 49.625...... at TWU Quad Meet...... March 9 EVENT SCORE GYMNAST 9.95...... Haley Scaman...... vs. Georgia 3. 49.575...... Big 12 Championship...... March 22 All-Around 39.450 Erica Brewer 49.575...... at Arkansas...... March 14 Vault 10.0 Haley Scaman BARS 5. 49.525...... LSU...... Feb. 9 Bars 9.975 McKenzie Wofford 1. 9.975...... Taylor Spears...... at TWU Quad Meet Haley Scaman 9.975...... Haley Scaman...... vs. Arizona State BARS Taylor Spears 9.975...... McKenzie Wofford...... Metroplex Challenge 1. 49.575...... Metroplex Challenge...... Feb. 17 Beam 9.975 Chayse Capps 4. 9.95...... Taylor Spears...... vs. Arizona State 2. 49.550...... Big 12 Championship...... March 22 9.975 Taylor Spears 9.95...... Taylor Spears...... Metroplex Challenge 3. 49.525...... at TWU Quad Meet...... March 9 Floor 10.0 Haley Scaman (2x) 6. 9.925...... Keeley Kmieciak...... at TWU Quad Meet 4. 49.475...... LSU...... Feb. 9 9.925...... Rebecca Clark...... vs. Arizona State 5. 49.450...... at Arizona...... Jan. 25 9.925...... Haley Scaman...... vs. LSU PROGRAM BESTS (TEAM) 9.925...... Taylor Spears...... at Arizona EVENT SCORE DATE SET BEAM 9.925...... Erica Brewer...... vs. Georgia Total 198.375 Feb. 22, 2013 1. 49.525...... at Arizona...... Jan. 25 9.925...... Haley Scaman...... Big 12 Championship Vault 49.700 April 5, 2014 2. 49.500...... Metroplex Challenge...... Feb. 17 9.925...... Taylor Spears...... Big 12 Championship Bars 49.575 Feb. 15, 2014 3. 49.475...... Arizona State...... March 7 49.575 Feb. 22, 2013 4. 49.450...... Big 12 Championship...... March 22 Beam 49.675 March 14, 2003 BEAM 5. 49.425...... at TWU Quad Meet...... March 9 1. 9.975...... Taylor Spears...... vs. Arizona State Floor 49.675 Feb. 22, 2013 9.975...... Chayse Capps...... Metroplex Challenge FLOOR 3. 9.95...... Taylor Spears...... at Arkansas PROGRAM BESTS (INDIVIDUAL) 1. 49.625...... Metroplex Challenge...... Feb. 17 9.95...... Taylor Spears...... at Arizona EVENT SCORE GYMNAST, DATE SET 2. 49.575...... at TWU Quad Meet...... March 9 9.95...... Taylor Spears...... Big 12 Championship All-Around 39.700 Brie Olson, 2013 49.575...... Arizona State...... March 7 6. 9.925...... Chayse Capps...... at TWU Quad Meet 39.700 Kasie Tamayo, 2004 4. 49.525...... LSU...... Feb. 9 9.925...... Rebecca Clark...... Perfect 10 Challenge Vault 10.0 Haley Scaman, 2014 5. 49.500...... Georgia...... Jan. 10 9.925...... Madison Mooring...... Metroplex Challenge 10.0 Sara Stone, 2010 9.925...... Rebecca Clark...... vs. Georgia 10.0 Kiara Redmond, 2008 THE LAST TIME OKLAHOMA... 9.925...... Madison Mooring...... vs. Georgia 10.0 Kiara Redmond, 2007 9.925...... Taylor Spears...... vs. Georgia WON A HOME MEET... 10.0 Leah Mueller, 2002 March 7, 2014 - vs. Arizona State (197.450 -194.150) 10.0 Amber McCracken, 2000 FLOOR Bars 10.0 Erin LaBarr, 2005 WON A ROAD MEET... 1. 10.0...... Haley Scaman...... Arizona State 10.0 Allison Landis, 2003 April 5, 2015 - at NCAA Minneapolis Regional (197.725) 10.0...... Haley Scaman...... Metroplex Challenge Beam 10.0 Kasie Tamayo, 2002 3. 9.975...... Haley Scaman...... vs. Illinois 10.0 Kelly Garrison, 1988 WON A NEUTRAL SITE MEET... 9.975...... Haley Scaman...... vs. LSU Floor 10.0 Haley Scaman , 2014 Feb. 21, 2014 - Perfect 10 Challenge (197.200) 5. 9.95...... Haley Scaman...... at Arkansas 10.0 Haley Scaman, 2014 9.95...... Maile’ana Kanewa...... at TWU Quad Meet 10.0 Patricia Aoki, 2003 LOST A HOME MEET... 9.95...... Haley Scaman...... at TWU Quad Meet Feb. 9, 2014 - vs. LSU (197.650-197.325) 9.95...... Haley Scaman...... vs. Georgia 9.95...... Haley Scaman...... Big 12 Championship LOST A ROAD MEET... Jan. 31, 2014 - at Florida (197.875-197.225) ALL-AROUND 1. 39.450...... Erica Brewer...... vs. Georgia SCORED A 198 OR HIGHER... 2. 39.425...... Erica Brewer...... vs. Iowa State March 22, 2014 - Big 12 Championship (198.000)

SCORED A 197 OR HIGHER AT HOME... March 7, 2014 - vs. Arizona State (197.450)

SCORED A 197 OR HIGHER ON THE ROAD... April 5, 2015 - at NCAA Minneapolis Regional (197.725)

SCORED A PERFECT 10.0... March 14, 2014 - Haley Scaman (V) MEET 14 - OU AT 2014 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS | APRIL 18-20 9 LARA ALBRIGHT LAUREN ALEXANDER

CAREER HIGHS CAREER HIGHS VT UB BB FX VT UB BB FX -- -- 9.75 9.925 -- -- 9.975 -- SEASON HIGHS SEASON HIGHS VT UB BB FX VT UB BB FX -- -- 9.75 9.925 ------

DATE MEET VAULT BARS BEAM FLOOR AA DATE MEET VAULT BARS BEAM FLOOR AA 1.10 Georgia - - - 9.175 - 1.10 Georgia - - - - - 1.17 Iowa State - - - 9.9 - 1.17 Iowa State - - - - - 1.25 @ Arizona - - - 9.9 - 1.25 @ Arizona - - - - - 1.31 @ Florida - - - 9.9 - 1.31 @ Florida - - - - - 2.9 LSU - - - 9.925 - 2.9 LSU - - - - - 2.15 Metroplex Challenge - - - 9.925 - 2.15 Metroplex Challenge - - - - - 2.21 Perfect 10 Challenge - - - - - 2.21 Perfect 10 Challenge - - - - - 2.28 Illinois - - - 9.9 - 2.28 Illinois - - - - - 3.7 Arizona State - - 9.75 9.9 - 3.7 Arizona State - - - - - 3.9 @ TWU Quad Meet - - - 9.8 - 3.9 @ TWU Quad Meet - - - - - 3.14 @ Arkansas - - - 9.9 - 3.14 @ Arkansas - - - - - 3.22 Big 12 Championship - - - 9.9 - 3.22 Big 12 Championship - - - - - 4.5 NCAA Regional - - - 9.9 - 4.5 NCAA Regional - - - - - 4.18 NCAA Semifinal I - - - - - 4.18 NCAA Semifinal I - - - - - HIGHLIGHTS 2014 (SENIOR) • Rankings: FX (T-19th) Suffered a career-ending knee injury during the preseason ... Academic All-Big 12. • Big 12 Dr. Gerald Lage Academic Achievement Award Recipient • All-Big 12 (floor) 2013 (SOPHOMORE) Big 12 Specialist of the Year ... NACGC All-America Second Team (beam) ... All-Big 12 (beam) 2014 (SENIOR) Competed as a floor specialist in 11 of 12 meets, missing only the Perfect 10 Challenge because ... Academic All-Big 12 ... Competed on beam at every meet ... Big 12 Newcomer of the Week of a virus ... All-Big 12 (floor) ... Big 12 Dr. Gerald Lage Academic Achievement Award recipient (Jan. 29, Metroplex Challenge) ... Big 12 Specialist of the Week (March 19, Alabama) ... Finished ... Academic All-Big 12 ... Two-time Big 12 Specialist of the Week (Jan. 21, Iowa State; March the regular season ranked No. 11 nationally on beam ... Won the individual beam title at the 4, Illinois) ... Tied for third on floor at the NCAA Minneapolis Regional with a 9.9 ... Posted 10 Metroplex Challenge, scoring a 9.975 ... Earned a 9.85 at the NCAA Regional ... Scored a 9.875 at scores of 9.9 or higher in 12 appearances on floor ... Posted a new career-high of 9.925 two the Super Six meet ... Beam score of 9.975, tied for the highest mark of any gymnast nationally weeks in a row vs. LSU and at the Metroplex Challenge in February ... ranked as high as 12th in 2013. nationally this season on floor ... Entered the beam lineup for the first time in her career as a late substitution against Arizona State, hitting a 9.75. 2012 (FRESHMAN) Did not compete. 2013 (JUNIOR) Competed on floor at every meet ... Academic All-Big 12, posting the only 4.0 GPA in the conference ... Big 12 Specialist of the Week (Jan. 29, Metroplex Challenge) ... Tied her career CLUB/HIGH SCHOOL high of 9.9 on floor three times, including at the Metroplex Challenge, vs. UCLA and at TWU ... Level 10 gymnast ... Trained at Infinite Bounds under Cindy Dove and Todd Wayts for three years Won the individual floor title at TWU ... Scored a 9.85 at the Big 12 Championship ... Scored a ... Also trained at Metroplex Gymnastics in Allen, Texas with 1996 Olympic gold medalist Jaycie 9.875 at the NCAA Regional, tying for fourth place ... Scored a 9.85 on floor at the Super Six. Phelps and Dave Marus ... Recorded top-10 finishes on vault (second), beam (seventh) and floor (eighth) at the 2008 JO Nationals ... Region 3 champion on beam in 2008 ... Region 3 champion 2012 (SOPHOMORE) on vault in 2007 ... Runner-Up in the all-around and beam at the 2007 Region 3 Championships Competed on floor in 12 of OU’s 15 competitions in 2012 ... Scored a career-high 9.9 at the ... Finished 10th in the all-around at the 2007 JO Nationals after placing fifth on vault, sixth on NCAA Champaign Regional on April 7 ... Scored a 9.8 or better in eight of her 12 floor routines beam and seventh on floor. ... Scored a 9.85 three times in 2012, at TWU on Jan. 21, at Missouri on Feb. 17 and against Michigan and TWU on Feb. 24 in Norman. 2011 (FRESHMAN) Competed exhibition for most of the season with the University of Washington ... Posted a 9.5 in her first appearance in the beam lineup against Arizona State on Feb. 18. CLUB/HIGH SCHOOL Trained at WOGA gymnastics along with current OU gymnast Taylor Spears ... Finished in ninth place on floor at 2010 Nationals and was third on beam at the 2010 Texas State competition ... Finished second on beam at 2009 Nationals ... Won the 2009 Region 3 floor title ... Finished 11th overall in the all-around at 2008 Nationals and 10th on floor ... Took fifth place in the all- around, second place on floor and fourth on bars at 2008 Regionals. NOTES OF INTEREST NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship nominee ... Has been accepted into law schools at Oklahoma, Southern Methodist and Pepperdine. MEET 14 - OU AT 2014 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS | APRIL 18-20 10 ERICA BREWER CHAYSE CAPPS

CAREER HIGHS CAREER HIGHS VT UB BB FX AA VT UB BB FX 9.875 9.95 9.95 9.9 39.525 9.95 -- 9.975 9.925 SEASON HIGHS SEASON HIGHS VT UB BB FX AA VT UB BB FX 9.875 9.925 9.9 9.875 39.450 9.95 -- 9.975 9.925

DATE MEET VAULT BARS BEAM FLOOR AA DATE MEET VAULT BARS BEAM FLOOR AA 1.10 Georgia 9.85 9.925 9.8 9.875 39.450 1.10 Georgia 9.875 - 9.750 9.9 - 1.17 Iowa State 9.875 9.85 9.825 9.875 39.425 1.17 Iowa State 9.825 - 9.8 9.725 - 1.25 @ Arizona - 9.85 - - - 1.25 @ Arizona 9.875 - 9.9 9.85 - 1.31 @ Florida - - 9.85 9.8 - 1.31 @ Florida 9.9 - 9.175 9.8 - 2.9 LSU - - 9.875 9.7 - 2.9 LSU 9.95 - - 9.9 - 2.15 Metroplex Challenge - - 9.9 - - 2.15 Metroplex Challenge 9.85 - 9.975 9.875 2.21 Perfect 10 Challenge - - 9.825 9.85 - 2.21 Perfect 10 Challenge 9.85 - 9.9 9.825 - 2.28 Illinois - 9.825 9.875 9.8 - 2.28 Illinois 9.925 - 9.9 9.85 - 3.7 Arizona State - 8.25 - - - 3.7 Arizona State 9.85 - 9.875 9.925 - 3.9 @ TWU Quad Meet - - - - - 3.9 @ TWU Quad Meet 9.875 - 9.925 9.925 - 3.14 @ Arkansas - - 9.225 - - 3.14 @ Arkansas 9.9 - 9.9 9.825 - 3.22 Big 12 Championship - - 9.875 9.825 - 3.22 Big 12 Championship 9.9 - 9.9 9.825 - 4.5 NCAA Regional - - 9.875 - - 4.5 NCAA Regional 9.925 - 9.9 9.85 - 4.18 NCAA Semifinal I - - - - - 4.18 NCAA Semifinal I - - - - - HIGHLIGHTS HIGHLIGHTS • Five event titles (2 UB, 1 BB, 2 AA) • Rankings: BB (T-9th), V (T-25th) • Big 12 Newcomer of the Year 2014 (JUNIOR) • NACGC Second-Team All-American (beam) Two-time Big 12 Gymnast of the Week (Jan. 15, Georgia; Jan. 21, Iowa State) ... Owns five event • NCAA Minneapolis Regional Co-Beam Champion titles from 2014 ... Began the season as an all-around competitor before being sidelined for • Five event titles (4 BB, 1 V) several weeks with an injury ... Returned as a three-event competitor against Illinois before suffering an additional injury tweak ... Returned to OU’s beam and floor lineup at the Big 12 2014 (FRESHMAN) Championship, hitting a 9.875 on beam ... Tied for fifth on beam at the NCAA Minneapolis Big 12 Newcomer of the Year ... NACGC second-team All-American (beam) ... All-Big 12 Regional with a 9.875 ... Has posted season-highs of 9.875 on vault, 9.925 on bars, 9.9 on beam and 9.875 on floor. (beam, floor) ... Four event titles in 2014 ... Six-time Big 12 Newcomer of the Week (Jan. 15, Georgia; Jan. 28, Arizona; Feb. 11, LSU; Feb. 17, Metroplex Challenge; March 4, Illinois; March 2013 (SOPHOMORE) 18, Arkansas) ... Posted her career-high vault score of 9.95 against No. 3 LSU on Feb. 9 ... All-America First Team (bars, beam) ... Two-time NACGC All-America Second Team (bars, beam) Earned a 9.975 on beam at the Metroplex Challenge on Feb. 15 to win the event title ... NCAA ... Two-time All-Big 12 (bars, beam) ... Finished fourth at the NCAA Individual Finals on bars Minneapolis Regional co-champion on beam ... Has earned her career-high floor score of 9.925 with a 9.8775, the second-highest score on bars in an Individual Final in program history ... twice ... Has been ranked in the top-25 nationally on every event she competes ... Ranked as Also finished ninth on beam at the Finals, scoring a 9.2750 ... Scored a 9.95 on bars, a career high as No. 8 nationally on beam ... Only freshman in the country to finish the regular season high, to finish tied for first during Session II of the NCAA Championships ... Finished the regular ranked in the top 10 on beam ... One of only seven gymnasts nationally to post a 9.975 or season nationally ranked No. 11 on beam, No. 13 on bars and No. 21 in all-around ... Earned higher on beam this season. seven individual titles, including two all-around, three bars and two on beam ... Competed in the all-around at 10 meets ... Big 12 Gymnast of the Week (Jan. 15, Arizona State) ... Took the top all-around spot at Arizona State (39.350) and at TWU (39.300) ... set a then-career high of CLUB/HIGH SCHOOL 9.925 on bars at Iowa State ... Tied career high on beam twice, earning a 9.95 at the Perfect 10 Level 10 gymnast ... Competed at Infinite Bounds under the instruction of Cindy Dove, Tiffany Challenge and vs. UCLA ... Set a career high on floor with a 9.9 at West Virginia ... Set a career Chandler and Larry McDonough ... Took fourth nationally on vault in the Senior B division at high in the all-around with a 39.525 at the Perfect 10 Challenge the 2013 JO National Championships ... Aided Region III to team gold in the Senior B division at 2013 JO Nationals ... Finished in the top five in the all-around (tie-second), floor (third), 2012 (FRESHMAN) bars (third) and beam (fourth) at the 2013 Region III Championships ... Two-time Texas State Earned second-team All-America honors in the all-around and on bars ... Was named Big Champion on vault (2011, 2013) and floor (2011, 2012) ... Was the national runner-up on 12 Newcomer of the Week in the final week of the regular season on March 20 ... Won three vault at the 2012 JO National Championships ... Earned third on vault and fifth on beam and individual event titles in 2012 ... Brewer won the all-around and the beam titles at Missouri on Feb. 17 and tied for the beam title against Alabama on March 2 ... Competed in the all-around in the all-around at the 2012 Region III Championships ... Took eighth on beam at the 2011 in the final eight meets of the year ... In her first career beam routine, Brewer scored a career- JO National Championships ... 2011 Region III Champion on floor and runner-up on vault and high 9.95 ... Tied her career-high of 9.875 on bars during the NCAA Championship Semifinal beam. on April 20, also posted a 9.875 on bars at TWU on Jan. 21 and in the Big 12 Championship on March 24 ... Posted her career-high of 9.875 on floor four times in 2012 (Arkansas - Feb. 5, NOTES OF INTEREST Perfect 10 Challenge - Feb. 10, Alabama - March 2 and at Ohio State - March 17). Only freshman in the country to finish in the top 10 nationally on beam ... Former competitive dancer with over 10 years of experience ... Mother is a dance instructor. CLUB/HIGH SCHOOL Trained under Tiffany Orem at Champion Gymnastics ... Named the 2009 Kentucky Gymnast of the Year ... Was a three-time National qualifier and former National team member ... Was the champion on balance beam and placed third in the country in the All-Around at the USA Junior Olympic Championships ... Was a member of the JO National Team and participated in the National Training Camp ... Placed fifth at the 2007 JO Nationals on floor and sixth on bars ... placed second on beam at the 2006 JO Nationals ... Was an eight-time state champion in Kentucky as well as a member of the Region 5 All-Star Team. MEET 14 - OU AT 2014 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS | APRIL 18-20 11 REBECCA CLARK REAGAN HEMRY

CAREER HIGHS CAREER HIGHS VT UB BB FX VT UB BB FX 9.875 9.925 9.925 ------SEASON HIGHS SEASON HIGHS VT UB BB FX VT UB BB FX -- 9.925 9.925 ------

DATE MEET VAULT BARS BEAM FLOOR AA DATE MEET VAULT BARS BEAM FLOOR AA 1.10 Georgia - 9.875 9.925 - - 1.10 Georgia - - - - - 1.17 Iowa State - 9.775 9.8 - - 1.17 Iowa State - - - - - 1.25 @ Arizona - 9.875 9.9 - - 1.25 @ Arizona - - - - - 1.31 @ Florida - 9.875 9.875 - - 1.31 @ Florida - - - - - 2.9 LSU - 9.875 9.375 - - 2.9 LSU - - - - - 2.15 Metroplex Challenge - 9.85 9.875 - - 2.15 Metroplex Challenge - - - - - 2.21 Perfect 10 Challenge - 9.85 9.925 - - 2.21 Perfect 10 Challenge - - - - - 2.28 Illinois - 9.825 9.875 - - 2.28 Illinois - - - - - 3.7 Arizona State - 9.875 9.825 - - 3.7 Arizona State - - - - - 3.9 @ TWU Quad Meet - 9.925 9.875 - - 3.9 @ TWU Quad Meet - - - - - 3.14 @ Arkansas - 9.8 9.9 - - 3.14 @ Arkansas - - - - - 3.22 Big 12 Championship - 9.9 9.875 - - 3.22 Big 12 Championship - - - - - 4.5 NCAA Regional - 9.85 9.875 - - 4.5 NCAA Regional - - - - - 4.18 NCAA Semifinal I - - - - - 4.18 NCAA Semifinal I - - - - - HIGHLIGHTS 2014 (FRESHMAN) • Rankings: BB (T-14th) Appeared several times in exhibition as a bars specialist for OU ... Served as alternate for • NACGC Second-Team All-American (beam) Oklahoma’s bars lineup in multiple meets. • All-Big 12 (beam) CLUB/HIGH SCHOOL 2014 (JUNIOR) NACGC second-team All-American (beam) ... All-Big 12 (beam) ... Academic All-Big 12 ... Level 10 gymnast ... Trained under Christian Ivanov and former OU gymnast Coral Borda at Bart Two-time Big 12 Event Specialist of the Week (Jan. 15, Georgia; Feb. 4, Florida) ... Two-event Conner Gymnastics Academy in Norman ... Finished eighth on bars at the 2013 JO National specialist on bars and beam and one of Oklahoma’s most consistent performers ... Serves as Championships ... Earned three top-10 finishes at the 2013 Region III Championships on bars lead-off on bars, posting only one score below a 9.8 all season ... Anchors Oklahoma’s stellar (tie-third), floor (tie-sixth) and in the all-around (seventh) ... 2013 Oklahoma State Champion beam lineup ... Posted season-high 9.925 on beam twice, vs. Georgia and at the Perfect 10 on bars, floor and in the all-around ... Took second on bars and third on beam and in the all- Challenge ... Tied for fifth on beam at the NCAA Minneapolis Regional with a 9.875 ... Earned around at the 2012 JO National Invitational Tournament ... Finished in the top three on every season-best 9.925 on bars at TWU on March 9. event at the 2012 Oklahoma State Championships, including second on all-around, floor and bars ... Captured fifth nationally on bars and beam at the 2010 JO National Invitational ... High 2013 (SOPHOMORE) scores from pre-collegiate competition at level 10: all-around-37.450, vault-9.325, bars-9.675, All-America First Team (bars) ... Academic All-America At-Large selection ... Big 12 Beam Co- Champion with a 9.9 at the Big 12 Championship ... Also finished third at the Big 12 meet with beam-9.575, floor-9.50. a 9.9 on bars ... NCAA Regional Co-Champion on bars with a 9.9 ... Scored a career-high 9.925 at NCAA Semifinal on bars to earn All-America honors ... Scored a career-high 9.925 on beam at Super Six ... Finished seventh on bars at the NCAA Individual Finals, scoring 9.8250 ... Academic All-Big 12 ... Competed on bars at every meet and on beam at six meets ... Finished the regular season ranked No. 22 nationally on bars ... Scored a 9.9 on bars at Iowa State, then tied the same mark later in the season vs. UCLA and at the Big 12 Championship ... Scored 9.9 on beam at Alabama and at the Big 12 meet. 2012 (FRESHMAN) Missed the second half of the season after suffering a season-ending knee injury during practice in mid-February ... Boasted career-high scores of 9.875 on vault, 9.85 on bars and 9.9 on beam before her injury ... Named Big 12 Newcomer of the Week on Feb. 14 ... Scored her career-best 9.9 on beam against Nebraska, Minnesota and TWU on Feb. 3 ... Posted a 9.875 (career-high) on vault in the first meet of the season on Jan 7 at Kentucky and at Arkansas on Feb. 5 ... Also scored her career-high 9.85 on bars against the Razorbacks ... Won the beam title against N.C. State with a 9.825 on Jan. 27 ... Posted a 9.8 or higher in 17 of her 21 routines, including her last 10 straight performances. CLUB/HIGH SCHOOL A senior international elite gymnast out of Great American Gymnastics Express (GAGE) ... Trained under Al Fong and Armine Barutyan-Fong ... Tested International Elite in 2006 ... Competed in VISA Championships in 2007, 2008 and 2009 ... Represented the United States in Italy at the Grand Prix competition as well as Pacific Rim in California ... Finished 11th overall and sixth on beam at the 2009 VISA Championships after moving up to the Senior International Elite level ... Was a two-time gold medalist as a member of the U.S. National team (2007-2008 and 2008- 2009) ... Recorded five top-five finishes and two top-10 finishes at international competitions from 2007-2009. MEET 14 - OU AT 2014 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS | APRIL 18-20 12 CHARITY JONES MAILE’ANA KANEWA

CAREER HIGHS CAREER HIGHS VT UB BB FX VT UB BB FX 9.875 9.9 -- -- 9.975 9.825 9.9 9.95 SEASON HIGHS SEASON HIGHS VT UB BB FX VT UB BB FX 9.875 9.9 -- -- 9.975 9.825 9.9 9.95

DATE MEET VAULT BARS BEAM FLOOR AA DATE MEET VAULT BARS BEAM FLOOR AA 1.10 Georgia - - - - - 1.10 Georgia 9.9 - - - - 1.17 Iowa State - - - - - 1.17 Iowa State 9.875 - - - - 1.25 @ Arizona - - - - - 1.25 @ Arizona 9.875 - - - - 1.31 @ Florida - - - - - 1.31 @ Florida 9.875 9.825 - 9.875 - 2.9 LSU - - - - - 2.9 LSU 9.875 9.825 - 9.85 - 2.15 Metroplex Challenge - 9.9 - - - 2.15 Metroplex Challenge 9.85 - - 9.925 - 2.21 Perfect 10 Challenge - 9.8 - - - 2.21 Perfect 10 Challenge 9.75 - - 9.05 - 2.28 Illinois 9.85 9.8 - - - 2.28 Illinois 9.875 9.8 8.55 - - 3.7 Arizona State 9.85 - - - - 3.7 Arizona State 9.9 - - 9.75 - 3.9 @ TWU Quad Meet 9.875 9.875 - - - 3.9 @ TWU Quad Meet 9.95 - 9.9 9.95 - 3.14 @ Arkansas 9.85 9.2 - - - 3.14 @ Arkansas 9.95 - - 9.9 - 3.22 Big 12 Championship - 9.9 - - - 3.22 Big 12 Championship 9.95 - - 9.925 - 4.5 NCAA Regional - 9.8 - - - 4.5 NCAA Regional 9.975 - - 9.925 - 4.18 NCAA Semifinal I - - - - - 4.18 NCAA Semifinal I - - - - - HIGHLIGHTS HIGHLIGHTS • Big 12 Event Specialist of the Week (March 11) • Rankings: V (T-16th) • NACGC Second-Team All-American (vault) 2014 (FRESHMAN) • Big 12 Vault Champion Big 12 Event Specialist of the Week (March 11, Arizona State/TWU) ... Expected to appear as a • NCAA Minneapolis Regional Vault Champion three-event contributor before being sidelined with an ankle injury prior to Oklahoma’s first • All-Big 12 (vault, floor) meet ... Re-entered the OU lineup as a bars specialist at the Metroplex Challenge on Feb. 15, posting a 9.9 in the first routine of her collegiate career ... Made first career appearance on 2014 (SOPHOMORE) vault on Feb. 28 against Illinois, earning a 9.85 ... Has posted career-best 9.9 on bars twice (at NACGC second-team All-American (vault) ... Big 12 vault champion (9.95) ... NCAA Minneapolis Metroplex; at Big 12 Championships, March 22) ... Earned career-high 9.875 on vault March 9 Regional vault champion (9.975) ... All-Big 12 (vault, floor) ... Academic All-Big 12 ... Big 12 at TWU. Event Specialist of the Week (March 18, Arkansas) ... Competed primarily as a two and three- event specialist as a sophomore ... Owns four event titles in 2014 ... Hit her stride in the month CLUB/HIGH SCHOOL of March, posting only one score below a 9.9 since March 7 ... Tied her career-high on vault Level 10 gymnast from Oklahoma City ... Trained at Dynamo under the instruction of Dennis (9.95) in three consecutive meets before posting a career-high 9.975 at the NCAA Minneapolis and Shannon Harrison ... Took first in the 2013 Oklahoma State Championships on bars, floor Regional ... Posted a career-best 9.95 on floor at TWU on March 9 ... Finished second on floor and in the all-around ... Had an outstanding 2012 season that included winning the all-around at NCAA Minneapolis Regional with a 9.925 ... Posted a 9.9 on beam in only her second career title at the Nastia Liukin Cup, sweeping the Oklahoma State Championships on every event, an appearance on the event at TWU as well. all-around victory at the Region III Championships and an all-around title at the JO National Championships ... Also earned vault and floor titles at the JO National Championships in 2012 2013 (FRESHMAN) ... Was named the 2012 Region III Gymnast of the Year and earned the Shannon Miller award Big 12 Vault Champion with a 9.925 at the Big 12 Championship ... Began competing on Feb. 22 as the top gymnast from the state of Oklahoma ... Won the all-around at the 2011 JO National vs. UCLA after sitting out the first half of the season due to wrist surgery ... Big 12 Specialist of Championships ... Took top honors on bars, beam, floor and in the all-around at the 2011 the Week (Feb. 26) ... Big 12 Newcomer of the Week (March 11) ... took the individual vault title Oklahoma State Championships ... High scores from pre-collegiate competition at level 10: vs. UCLA in her first collegiate meet by scoring a 9.925 ... recorded a career-best 9.95 on vault all-around-38.875, vault-9.90, bars-9.85, beam-9.70, floor-9.80. vs. Arizona, earning her second individual title ... Scored a 9.9 at the NCAA Regional on vault, finishing third ... Scored 9.85 on vault at both meets of the NCAA Championships.

CLUB/HIGH SCHOOL Finished 10th in 2012 and 3rd in 2011 in the all-around at the Junior Olympic Nationals...2011 Junior Olympic National Team Member ... 2011 Nastia Cup Qualifier ... 2012, 2011 Regional vault champion ... 2011 Regional floor champion... Minnesota Gymnast of the Year nominee ... High scores from pre-collegiate competitions: all-around-37.9, vault-9.875, beam-9.5, bars- 9.475, floor-9.675 ... Coached by Kara and Mark Waterhouse.

NOTES OF INTEREST Battled back from a near-career-ending blood clot in her wrist as a freshman to rejoin the Oklahoma lineup last season ... A Duluth, Minn., native that will be competing near her hometown for regionals. MEET 14 - OU AT 2014 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS | APRIL 18-20 13 KEELEY KMIECIAK KARA LOVAN

CAREER HIGHS CAREER HIGHS VT UB BB FX AA VT UB BB FX 9.95 9.925 9.9 9.9 39.650 9.925 -- 9.9 9.9 SEASON HIGHS SEASON HIGHS VT UB BB FX VT UB BB FX 9.95 9.925 9.85 -- 9.925 -- 9.9 9.9

DATE MEET VAULT BARS BEAM FLOOR AA DATE MEET VAULT BARS BEAM FLOOR AA 1.10 Georgia 9.9 9.9 9.8 - - 1.10 Georgia - - - - - 1.17 Iowa State 9.9 8.0 9.7 - - 1.17 Iowa State - - - - - 1.25 @ Arizona 9.925 9.875 9.85 - - 1.25 @ Arizona 9.875 - - 9.3 - 1.31 @ Florida 9.9 9.825 9.825 - - 1.31 @ Florida 9.825 - - - - 2.9 LSU 9.9 9.9 9.875 - - 2.9 LSU 9.825 - - - - 2.15 Metroplex Challenge 9.925 9.825 9.825 - - 2.15 Metroplex Challenge 9.725 - - 9.9 2.21 Perfect 10 Challenge 9.8 9.85 9.8 - - 2.21 Perfect 10 Challenge 9.875 - - 9.9 - 2.28 Illinois - - - - - 2.28 Illinois 9.775 - - 9.1 - 3.7 Arizona State - 9.85 - - - 3.7 Arizona State 9.775 - 9.9 9.9 - 3.9 @ TWU Quad Meet - 9.925 - - - 3.9 @ TWU Quad Meet 9.925 - 9.875 9.875 - 3.14 @ Arkansas - 9.85 - - - 3.14 @ Arkansas 9.875 - 9.825 9.85 - 3.22 Big 12 Championship 9.8 9.9 - - - 3.22 Big 12 Championship 9.9 - 9.85 - - 4.5 NCAA Regional 9.95 9.55 - - - 4.5 NCAA Regional 9.9 - 9.875 9.875 - 4.18 NCAA Semifinal I - - - - - 4.18 NCAA Semifinal I - - - - - HIGHLIGHTS HIGHLIGHTS • Rankings: V (T-23rd) • Two-time Big 12 Newcomer of the Week (Feb. 25, March 11) • All-Big 12 (vault) • Three event titles (2 V, 1 UB) 2014 (FRESHMAN) Two-time Big 12 Newcomer of the Week (Feb. 25, Perfect 10 Challenge; March 11, Arizona 2014 (SOPHOMORE) State/TWU) ... Tied for third on vault at the 2014 Big 12 Championships ... Finished in the top All-Big 12 (vault) ... Academic All-Big 12 ... Owns three event titles in 2014 ... Competed in three six on every event she competed at the NCAA Minneapolis Regional (V: T-5, BB: T-5, FX: T-6) events for seven consecutive meets before being sidelined with a toe injury ... Eased back into ... Entered the lineup for the first time at Arizona on Jan. 25, competing on vault and floor OU’s lineup beginning on March 7 ... Tied for second on vault at the NCAA Minneapolis Regional ... Worked her way up to see time as a two- and three-event contributor by March ... Posted with a career-high 9.95 ... Posted a career-high-tying 9.925 on bars in only her second meet career-highs of 9.925 on vault and 9.875 on beam at TWU on March 9 ... Earned a career-best back after injury ... Served as OU’s lead-off routine on bars for eight meets before shifting to the 9.9 on floor three times from Feb. 15-March 7. No. 5 slot beginning March 9 ... Captured six scores of 9.9 or better on vault in seven meets prior to her injury. CLUB/HIGH SCHOOL Level 10 gymnast ... Trained at Triad Gymnastics under Tom and Donna Moretti ... Two-time 2013 (FRESHMAN) junior elite ... 2013 JO National Champion in the Senior C Division all-around ... Also earned NACGC All-America Second Team (bars) ... Two-time All-Big 12 (vault, bars) ... three-time Big top-ten finishes on bars (tie-first), vault (tie-sixth) and floor (tie-seventh) at 2013 JO National 12 Newcomer of the Week (Jan. 22, Feb. 12, Feb. 26) ... Took six individual titles, including three Championships ... Took first in the all-around and on bars, beam and floor at the 2013 Region vault, two bars and one beam ... Participated in 11 meets, competing in the all-around seven IV Championships... Qualified for JO National Championships in 2011 and 2010 ... Finished first times ... Against No. 5 UCLA, set career highs in the all-around (39.650) and on every event, on all-around, beam and floor and second on bars at the Region IV Championships in 2011 ... including a 9.925 on vault and bars and a 9.9 on beam and floor ... Ranked No. 13 nationally Finished fourth on beam and fifth in the all-around at the 2010 JO National Championships ... on bars at the end of the regular season ... Missed the last two meets of the regular season and Captured first on beam, second in the all-around and fifth on vault and floor at the 2010 Region the Big 12 Championships due to a tonsillectomy ... Competed on vault and beam at the NCAA IV Championships ... Earned first-place finishes in the all-around and on bars, beam and floor Regional and at both meets at the NCAA Championships. at the 2010 Northern Lights Classic ... High scores from pre-collegiate competition at level 10: all-around-38.475, vault-9.85, bars-9.675, beam-9.825, floor-9.725. CLUB/HIGH SCHOOL Three-time Junior Olympic National Team Member (2009, 2011, 2012) ... Trained under Jess Holtz and Marco Bravo ... Finished first at Nationals in 2012 in vault, floor and all-around ... Five-time National Champion in 2009 ... Finished second in the all-around at the 2011 JO Nationals ... Two-time Region 5 Athlete of the Year (2009, 2012) ... Three-time Region 5 All-Star ... Three-time State Champion ...High scores from pre-collegiate competitions: all-around-39.0, vault-10.0, beam-9.75, bars-9.675, floor-9.85 MEET 14 - OU AT 2014 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS | APRIL 18-20 14 MADISON MOORING HUNTER PRICE

CAREER HIGHS CAREER HIGHS VT UB BB FX VT UB BB FX 9.925 -- 9.95 9.9 9.625 ------SEASON HIGHS SEASON HIGHS VT UB BB FX VT UB BB FX 9.925 -- 9.925 9.875 ------

DATE MEET VAULT BARS BEAM FLOOR AA DATE MEET VAULT BARS BEAM FLOOR AA 1.10 Georgia 9.775 - 9.925 9.875 - 1.10 Georgia - - - - - 1.17 Iowa State 9.85 - 9.7 9.225 - 1.17 Iowa State - - - - - 1.25 @ Arizona 9.85 - 9.675 9.775 - 1.25 @ Arizona - - - - - 1.31 @ Florida 9.8 - 9.85 - - 1.31 @ Florida - - - - - 2.9 LSU 9.9 - 9.825 - - 2.9 LSU - - - - - 2.15 Metroplex Challenge 9.9 - 9.925 - - 2.15 Metroplex Challenge - - - - - 2.21 Perfect 10 Challenge 9.85 - 9.725 - - 2.21 Perfect 10 Challenge - - - - - 2.28 Illinois 9.825 - 9.825 - - 2.28 Illinois - - - - - 3.7 Arizona State 9.8 - 9.85 - - 3.7 Arizona State - - - - - 3.9 @ TWU Quad Meet 9.925 - 9.8 - - 3.9 @ TWU Quad Meet - - - - - 3.14 @ Arkansas 9.825 - 9.75 - - 3.14 @ Arkansas - - - - - 3.22 Big 12 Championship 9.9 - 9.8 - - 3.22 Big 12 Championship - - - - - 4.5 NCAA Regional 9.9 - 9.85 - - 4.5 NCAA Regional - - - - - 4.18 NCAA Semifinal I - - - - - 4.18 NCAA Semifinal I - - - - - HIGHLIGHTS 2014 (SOPHOMORE) • Big 12 Event Specialist of the Week (Feb. 17) Served as alternate on vault for much of the season ... Exhibitioned on vault in several meets for • Academic All-Big 12 Oklahoma. • One event title (BB) 2013 (FRESHMAN) 2014 (SENIOR) Competed in the season opener and first-ever collegiate meet on vault at No. 11 Georgia, Big 12 Event Specialist of the Week (Feb. 17, Metroplex Challenge) ... Tied for beam title on Jan. 10 vs. posting a 9.625. Georgia (9.925) ... Posted a season-high 9.925 on vault at TWU on March 9 ... Has served as OU’s lead-off routine all season on vault ... Transitioned to the lead-off role on beam after teammate Keeley Kmieciak CLUB/HIGH SCHOOL was injured ... Finished fifth on vault at the 2014 NCAA Minneaopolis Regional with a 9.9 leadoff routine ... Won the vault at the 2011 Regionals with a 9.975 ... 2-time Texas State Championships vault Earned season-best 9.925 on beam March 15 at Metroplex. champion (2010, 2011) ... 2-time Region 3 Championships vault champion (2010, 2011)

2013 (JUNIOR) All-America First Team (vault) ... Scored a 9.9 on vault at the NCAA Championships to earn her second- career All-America honor ... Scored a 9.925 on beam and a 9.9 on floor at the Super Six ... Qualified for NCAA Individual Finals, becoming the first Sooner ever to do so twice on vault, scoring a 9.7917 ... Academic All-Big 12 ... Set a career best with a team-high 9.925 on vault at the NCAA Regional while adding a 9.85 on beam and a 9.875 on floor ... Three-time Big 12 Specialist of the Week (Jan. 8, Feb. 5, Feb. 12) ... Scored a 9.9 on vault three times (ASU, ISU, UCLA) ... Posted a 9.925 on beam at West Virginia ... Set a career high with a 9.9 on floor at Arizona, the matched the score in the Big 12 Championship ... Won the individual vault title at Arizona State.

2012 (SOPHOMORE) Tied her career-high 9.9 on vault at Arkansas on Feb. 5 and against Michigan and TWU on Feb. 24 ... Posted a season-high 9.9 on beam at the Big 12 Championship to finish tied for second place with teammate Sara Stone ... Tied her career-high 9.85 on floor in her only floor routine of the season at the Big 12 Championship to tie for fifth ... Stepped in on floor at the Big 12 Championship after All-American Kayla Nowak suffered a hand injury just two days before the competition and Lara Albright was forced to sit out due to illness ... Scored a 9.8 or higher in 23 of her 30 routines (.767) including 20 of her last 21 routines of the season .

2011 (FRESHMAN) Earned All-America honors on both vault and beam (first team - vault, second team - beam) ... Was the national runner-up on vault at the 2011 NCAA Individual Event Finals with a 9.825 ... Qualified for event finals after scoring a career-high 9.9 on vault during the first semifinal of the NCAA Championships ... Became the first freshman in the NCAA to score a 9.95 on beam in 2011 ... Mooring scored her career-high 9.95 on Jan. 23 against TWU in head coach K.J. Kindler’s 100th OU victory ... Mooring was named Big 12 Newcomer of the Week on Jan. 25 and March 15 ... Named the 2011 OU Newcomer of the Year ... Won more event titles than any other OU freshman with three event championships, two on vault and one on beam ... Recorded a career-high 9.85 on floor against Michigan State on March 11 ... Competed on three events in 12 of OU’s 15 competitions, despite joining the team in late December following her high school graduation.

CLUB/HIGH SCHOOL Level 10 gymnast ... trained under Dennis and Shannon Harrison of Dynamo Gymnastics ... Previously trained under Kristi Krafft at Krafft Academy in Tulsa, Okla. ... Junior Olympic Nationals qualifier in 2008 ... National Invitational Tournament (NIT) qualifier in 2009 and 2010 ... Six-time regional qualifier ... Placed first on vault, beam and floor at the 2010 NIT competition and placed fourth in the all-around ... Finished MEET 14 - OU AT 2014 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS | APRIL 18-20 15 HALEY SCAMAN HALEY SORENSEN

CAREER HIGHS CAREER HIGHS VT UB BB FX VT UB BB FX 10.0 9.975 -- 10.0 9.825 ------SEASON HIGHS SEASON HIGHS VT UB BB FX VT UB BB FX 10.0 9.975 -- 10.0 ------

DATE MEET VAULT BARS BEAM FLOOR AA DATE MEET VAULT BARS BEAM FLOOR AA 1.10 Georgia 9.95 9.775 - 9.95 - 1.10 Georgia - - - - - 1.17 Iowa State 9.9 9.85 - 9.85 - 1.17 Iowa State - - - - - 1.25 @ Arizona 9.9 9.875 - 9.775 - 1.25 @ Arizona - - - - - 1.31 @ Florida 9.925 9.8 - 9.9 - 1.31 @ Florida - - - - - 2.9 LSU 9.9 9.925 - 9.975 - 2.9 LSU - - - - - 2.15 Metroplex Challenge 9.95 9.9 - 10.0 - 2.15 Metroplex Challenge - - - - - 2.21 Perfect 10 Challenge 9.9 9.8 - 9.925 - 2.21 Perfect 10 Challenge - - - - - 2.28 Illinois 9.925 9.9 - 9.975 - 2.28 Illinois - - - - - 3.7 Arizona State 9.875 9.975 - 10.0 - 3.7 Arizona State - - - - - 3.9 @ TWU Quad Meet 9.95 9.85 - 9.95 - 3.9 @ TWU Quad Meet - - - - - 3.14 @ Arkansas 10.0 9.825 - 9.95 - 3.14 @ Arkansas - - - - - 3.22 Big 12 Championship 9.925 9.925 - 9.95 - 3.22 Big 12 Championship - - - - - 4.5 NCAA Regional 9.95 9.85 - 9.9 - 4.5 NCAA Regional - - - - - 4.18 NCAA Semifinal I - - - - - 4.18 NCAA Semifinal I - - - - - HIGHLIGHTS JUNIOR (2014) • Rankings: FX (2nd), V (T-7th), UB (T-19th) Appeared in exhibition once on beam for OU. • Big 12 Gymnast of the Year • NACGC First-Team All-American (floor, vault) SOPHOMORE (2013) • Three perfect 10.0s in 2014 (2 FX, 1 V) Competed on vault at two meets, scoring a career-high 9.825 at home vs. No. 11 Denver and • 16 event titles in 2014 (6 V, 4 UB, 6 FX) recording a 9.625 at Arizona State. • Big 12 Floor Champion FRESHMAN (2012) 2014 (SOPHOMORE) Competed vault for the first time all season at the NCAA Champaign Regional and scored a Big 12 Gymnast of the Year ... NACGC first-team All-American (floor, vault) ... All-Big 12 (vault, bars, floor) 9.7 in the final routine of the night after being forced to step in for Hayden Ward who tore her ... Five-time Big 12 Gymnast of the Week (Feb. 11, LSU; Feb. 17, Metroplex; Feb. 25, Perfect 10 Challenge; ACL during her bar landing in the first routine of the competition ... Also vaulted at the NCAA March 4, Illinois; March 18, Arkansas) ... Academic All-Big 12 ... Three perfect 10.0s in 2014 (two on floor, Championship Semifinal and posted a 9.675 ... Performed an exhibition routine on beam one on vault) ... 16 event titles in 2014 ... Big 12 champion on floor (9.95) ... Finished in the top three on against Nebraska, Minnesota and TWU on Feb. 3. floor, vault and bars at Big 12 Championships ... First gymnast in OU program history to score three perfect 10.0s in a career ... First gymnast in Oklahoma program history to post 10.0s on multiple events ... Posted CLUB/HIGH SCHOOL career-high 10.0 on vault at Arkansas on March 14 ... Career-best 9.975 on bars came against Arizona State A four-year level 10 gymnast ... Trained under Terry Walker and Tamara Walker out of Cypress on March 7 ... Has posted two 10.0s on floor this season, at Metroplex on March 15 and against Arizona Academy of Gymnastics in Houston, Texas, the same club gym of OU’s 2010 Big 12 Newcomer State on March 7 ... Anchors Oklahoma’s floor and vault lineups ... Has posted only one score below a 9.925 of the Year, Natasha Kelley, as well as OU alum and USA Olympian, Jonathon Horton ... Tied for on floor since February ... Owns seven routines that have earned a 10.0 from at least one judge this season sixth on beam and placed 18th in the all-around at the 2008 JO Nationals ... Finished third in ... Ranked as high as first nationally on floor, fifth on vault and 19th on bars. the all-around, seventh on vault, third on bars, fifth on beam and second on floor at the Region III championships in 2008. 2013 (FRESHMAN) Big 12 Newcomer of the Year ... NACGC All-America First Team on floor ... Big 12 Floor Champion after PERSONAL scoring a 9.95 at the Big 12 Championship ... NCAA Regional Co-Champion on floor, scoring a 9.9 ... Daughter of Craig and Patty Sorensen ... Has a twin sister, Stacey and an older sister, Amy ... Participated at the NCAA Championships on vault, bars and floor, scoring a 9.875 as the floor anchor at the Native of The Woodlands, Texas ... Nickname is HaySo ... Majoring in General Management. Super Six to push OU over Alabama for national runners-up ... 2-time All-Big 12 (vault, floor), finishing the regular season ranked atop the conference on both events ... 4-time Big 12 Newcomer of the Week (Jan. 8, Feb. 5, Feb. 19 and March 5) and Big 12 Specialist of the Week (Jan. 22) ... Nationally ranked No. 3 on floor at the end of the regular season, the highest of any freshman ... Claimed 12 individual event titles, including eight on floor, three on vault and one on bars ... Scored a career-high 9.975 on floor vs. UCLA ... Scored a 9.95 on floor at four different meets ... scored a season-best 9.925 on vault on Senior Day ... Totaled a 9.9 on bars at the Metroplex Challenge ... Competed in every meet for the Sooners.

CLUB/HIGH SCHOOL 2011 Junior Olympic National Team Member ... Three-time National Champion (vault - 2010, 2011, bars - 2011) ... Also took third on floor and fourth on bars at 2010 JO Nationals ... Finished second in the all-around and third on floor at the 2011 JO Nationals ... Took third on floor at the 2012 JO Nationals ... 2011 Region 5 All-Star ... 2011 Region 5 all-around champion while taking first in vault, beam and floor ... 2012 Region 5 champion on vault, bars and beam and second in the all-around ... 2011 state champion in every title ... Four-time Illinois state vault champion at level 10 ...High scores from pre-collegiate competitions: all-around-39.025, vault-9.925, beam-9.75, bars-9.675, floor-9.85 ...Trained under Todd Gardiner, Amy Blackburn and Lenore Schwartz

NOTES OF INTEREST First gymnast in OU program history to score three perfect 10.0s in a career ... First gymnast in Oklahoma program history to post 10.0s on multiple events. MEET 14 - OU AT 2014 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS | APRIL 18-20 16 TAYLOR SPEARS HAYDEN WARD

CAREER HIGHS CAREER HIGHS VT UB BB FX AA VT UB BB FX 9.9 9.975 9.975 9.95 39.650 9.875 9.9 -- 9.875 SEASON HIGHS SEASON HIGHS VT UB BB FX VT UB BB FX - 9.975 9.975 9.9 ------

DATE MEET VAULT BARS BEAM FLOOR AA DATE MEET VAULT BARS BEAM FLOOR AA 1.10 Georgia - 9.8 9.925 9.9 - 1.10 Georgia - - - - - 1.17 Iowa State - 9.85 9.8 9.85 - 1.17 Iowa State - - - - - 1.25 @ Arizona - 9.925 9.95 9.85 - 1.25 @ Arizona - - - - - 1.31 @ Florida - 9.775 9.9 9.825 - 1.31 @ Florida - - - - - 2.9 LSU - 9.875 9.85 9.875 - 2.9 LSU - - - - - 2.15 Metroplex Challenge - 9.95 9.175 9.825 - 2.15 Metroplex Challenge - - - - - 2.21 Perfect 10 Challenge - 9.875 9.825 9.825 - 2.21 Perfect 10 Challenge - - - - - 2.28 Illinois - 9.825 9.825 9.85 - 2.28 Illinois - - - - - 3.7 Arizona State - 9.95 9.975 9.85 - 3.7 Arizona State - - - - - 3.9 @ TWU Quad Meet - 9.975 9.9 9.875 - 3.9 @ TWU Quad Meet - - - - - 3.14 @ Arkansas - 9.825 9.95 9.725 - 3.14 @ Arkansas - - - - - 3.22 Big 12 Championship - 9.925 9.95 9.825 - 3.22 Big 12 Championship - - - - - 4.5 NCAA Regional - 9.85 9.875 9.8 - 4.5 NCAA Regional - - - - - 4.18 NCAA Semifinal I - - - - - 4.18 NCAA Semifinal I - - - - - HIGHLIGHTS 2014 (SENIOR) • Rankings: BB (T-2nd), UB (T-6th) Academic All-Big 12 ... Suffered an injury in the preseason that prevented her from re-joining • AAI Award Finalist OU’s bars lineup ... Returned to competition in exhibition on March 7 vs. Arizona State, earning • NACGC First-Team All-American (bars, beam) • Eight event titles (3 UB, Five BB) a 9.85. 2014 (SENIOR) 2013 (JUNIOR) AAI Award finalist, recognizing the nation’s top senior female gymnast ... NACGC first-team All-American Competed on bars at seven meets ... Scored a 9.85 at NCAA Semifinal and a 9.8 at the Super Six (bars, beam) ... All-Big 12 (bars, beam) ... Academic All-Big 12 ... Big 12 Gymnast of the Week (March 11, ... Matched a career best with a 9.9 vs. North Carolina and Stanford ... Scored 9.85 on bars at Arizona State/TWU) ... Owns eight event titles in 2014 ... Big 12 Champion on beam (9.95) ... Also Big 12 No. 4 Alabama and at the Big 12 Championship ... Scored a 9.8 at No. 11 Georgia on bars in the runner-up on bars (9.925) ... Hit her stride at the beginning of March, posting career-highs of 9.975 on season opener ... Competed at the NCAA Regional, scoring 9.8 on bars. bars vs. TWU and 9.975 on beam vs. Arizona State ... Serves as OU’s lead-off routine on floor, owning two season-best efforts of 9.875 (vs. LSU, at TWU) ... Ranked as high as second nationally on beam and sixth 2012 (SOPHOMORE) nationally on bars. Competed in 11 of OU’s 15 competitions ... Scored a career-high 9.9 on bars against Nebraska, 2013 (JUNIOR) Minnesota and Centenary on Feb. 3 ... Posted a career-best 9.875 on vault at Missouri on Feb. Big 12 Gymnast of the Year ... All-America Second Team (all-around, bars) ... Three-time NACGC All-America, 17 and at the Big 12 Championship on March 24 ... Suffered a torn ACL during her bar landing at earning first-team honors in the all-around and on beam and second-team honors on bars ... NCAA the NCAA Champaign Regional. Regional All-Around Champion with a score of 39.525 ... NCAA Regional Co-Champion on bars and beam, scoring a 9.9 on both events ... Big 12 All-Around Champion with a score of 39.600 and Co-Champion 2011 (FRESHMAN) on both bars (9.95) and beam (9.9) ... Only gymnast in the nation to win the all-around at a conference Posted a career-high 9.875 on bars at the NCAA Norman Regional on April 2 ... Won the OU championship and at a regional ... Competed in all-around at both NCAA Championships meets, scoring 39.350 in the semifinal and 39.425 in Super Six ... Academic All-Big 12 ... 3-time All-Big 12 (all-around, award for Clutch Performance of the Year after scoring a 9.8 on bars during OU’s NCAA Semifinal beam, floor) ... 6-time Big 12 Gymnast of the Week, tying a conference record ... Second in the nation with win Scored a 9.8 or higher in her final six bar routines of the season ... Posted a 9.75 or higher 26 individual titles, including eight all-around (most in the nation), 10 beam (most in the nation), four bars, in 10 of her 11 bar routines ... Scored a career-high 9.875 on floor at Iowa State on Feb. 11 ... three floor and one vault ... Finished the regular season nationally ranked No. 1 on beam, No. 6 in all-around Competed on two events for the Sooners despite joining the team in late December following and No. 13 on on bars... Competed at every meet and in the all-around in all but one meet. her high school graduation. 2012 (SOPHOMORE) CLUB/HIGH SCHOOL All-Big 12 on beam ... Big 12 Gymnast of the Week twice and Event Specialist of the Week once ... Competed Level 10 gymnast out of Dynamo Gymnastics in Oklahoma City ... trained under the tutelage of in her first ever all-around on Jan. 21 at TWU, the first OU gymnast to compete in the all-around in 2012 ... Won a combined six event titles, including three all-around titles ... Posted a career-best 39.400 in the all- Dennis and Shannon Harrison ... Three-time Junior Olympic National qualifier ... Placed eighth around at the Perfect 10 Challenge on Feb. 10 ... Finished fifth in the all-around at the Big 12 Championship in the all-around and sixth on uneven bars at the 2010 Junior Olympic Nationals in Dallas ... with her second-best career score of 39.300 ... Vaulted in all 15 of OU’s competitions, despite never vaulting Finished sixth in the all-around at the 2009 JO Nationals and fifth on bars ... Was the 2009 as a freshman ... Scored a 9.8 or higher in 12 of her 15 vaults ... Scored a career-high 9.9 on vault at TWU on regional champion on bars, placed second on vault and third in the all-around ... Two-time Jan. 21 ... Posted a career-high 9.925 on beam at Missouri on Feb. 17 ... Added a career-high of 9.9 on floor Oklahoma State Champion ... Helped her Region 3 team to back-to-back top-three finishes at at the NCAA Champaign Regional ... Posted a 9.9 or higher three times on beam, once on vault and once on Nationals. floor ... Scored a season-high 9.875 on bars at the Big 12 Championship on March 24. 2011 (FRESHMAN) Named All-Big 12 on beam ... Named Big 12 Newcomer of the Week three times (Jan. 18, Feb. 8 and Feb. 15) ... Only one other freshman in the conference earned the weekly award three times ... Finished the season ranked No. 17 on beam nationally ... Named OU’s Most Improved Gymnast of the Year ... Won the beam title at N.C. State on Jan. 14 after scoring a 9.875 in her first beam performance as a Sooner ... Tied her career-high on beam (9.9) during the 2011 NCAA Super Six Team Finals ... Set career-highs on all three events she competed at Iowa State on Feb. 11 (bars - 9.9, beam - 9.9 and floor - 9.875) ... Scored a 9.8 or higher in 11 of her 14 beam routines. CLUB/HIGH SCHOOL Level 10 gymnast out of WOGA, the same gym of former Sooner Hollie Vise and recent Olympic all-around gold medalists Nastia Liukin and Carly Patterson ... Coached by Laurie Dix and Evgeny Marchenko ... Placed eighth at the 2005 Voronin Cup in Moscow, Russia, a Junior International Elite event ... Two-time JO Nationals qualifier (2005 and 2009) ... Qualified to the 2006 U.S. Classic. MEET 14 - OU AT 2014 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS | APRIL 18-20 17 McKENZIE WOFFORD

CAREER HIGHS VT UB BB FX -- 9.975 9.925 -- SEASON HIGHS VT UB BB FX -- 9.975 9.925 --

DATE MEET VAULT BARS BEAM FLOOR AA 1.10 Georgia - 9.85 - - - 1.17 Iowa State - 9.825 - - - 1.25 @ Arizona - 9.9 9.925 - - 1.31 @ Florida - 9.875 - - - 2.9 LSU - 9.9 8.85 - 2.15 Metroplex Challenge - 9.975 - - - 2.21 Perfect 10 Challenge - 9.85 - - - 2.28 Illinois - - - - - 3.7 Arizona State - 9.425 - - - 3.9 @ TWU Quad Meet - 9.875 - - - 3.14 @ Arkansas - 9.825 - - - 3.22 Big 12 Championship - 9.85 - - - 4.5 NCAA Regional - 9.825 - - - 4.18 NCAA Semifinal I - - - - - HIGHLIGHTS • Big 12 Event Specialist of the Week (Jan. 28) • One event title (UB) 2014 (FRESHMAN) Big 12 Event Specialist of the Week (Jan. 28, Arizona) ... Anchored Oklahoma’s bars lineup for several weeks as a true freshman ... Posted a career-high 9.975 on bars at the Metroplex Challenge on Feb. 15 to win the event title ... Earned a 9.925 on beam in her first career outing on the event at Arizona ... Has also exhibitioned on beam and served as a beam alternate throught the season. CLUB/HIGH SCHOOL Competed as a senior international elite gymnast at Zenith Gymnastics ... Trained under Tatiana Schegolkova while competing on the national and international level ... Member of the United States National team in 2010, 2011 and 2012 ... Won bars at every level 10 meet she competed in 2013 ... Notched top five national finishes on bars (tie-first), beam (tie-fourth) and in the all-around (fourth) at the 2013 JO Level 10 National Championships in the Senior C Division ... Qualified to the VISA Championships in 2010, 2011 and 2012 ... Finished second on bars and eighth in the all-around at the 2010 VISA Championships ... Placed sixth on bars at the Secret U.S. Classic in 2012 ... Served as an alternate to the 2011 Pan American Games ... Finished fourth in the all-around and on beam and fifth on bars at the 2011 CoverGirl Classic ... Took first on bars and beam, second in the all-around and third on vault in the 2010 Bumpo Cup in South Africa ... High scores from pre-collegiate competition at level 10: all-around-38.800, vault-9.80, bars-9.825, beam-9.625, floor-9.725. NOTES OF INTEREST Former U.S. Senior National Team member. MEET 14 - OU AT 2014 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS | APRIL 18-20 18

2014 SEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS GYMNAST VAULT BARS BEAM FLOOR AA VAULT BARS BEAM FLOOR AA Lara Albright - - - 9.925 - - - - 9.925 - Lauren Alexander ------9.975 - - Erica Brewer 9.875 9.925 9.9 9.875 39.450 9.875 9.95 9.95 9.9 39.525 Chayse Capps 9.95 - 9.975 9.925 - 9.95 - 9.975 9.925 - Rebecca Clark - 9.925 9.925 - - 9.875 9.925 9.925 - - Reagan Hemry ------Charity Jones 9.875 9.9 - - - 9.875 9.9 - - - Maile’ana Kanewa 9.975 9.825 - 9.95 - 9.975 9.825 - 9.95 - Keeley Kmieciak 9.95 9.925 9.875 - - 9.95 9.925 9.9 9.9 39.650 Kara Lovan 9.925 - - 9.9 - 9.925 - - 9.9 - Madison Mooring 9.9 - 9.925 9.875 - 9.925 - 9.95 9.9 - Hunter Price - - - - - 9.625 - - - - Haley Scaman 10.0 9.975 - 10.0 - 10.0 9.975 - 10.0 - Haley Sorensen - - - - - 9.825 - - - - Taylor Spears - 9.975 9.975 9.9 - 9.9 9.975 9.975 9.95 39.650 Hayden Ward - - - - - 9.875 9.9 - 9.875 - McKenzie Wofford - 9.975 9.925 - - - 9.975 9.925 - -

CHAMPIONSHIP BRACKET

2014 NCAA National Collegiate Women's GYMNASTICS CHAMPIONSHIPS REGIONALS SEMIFINAL II SUPER SIX SEMIFINAL I REGIONALS April 5 April 18 April 19 April 18 April 5 Birmingham, AL Birmingham, AL Birmingham, AL

1 Florida (197.895) 2 Oklahoma (197.775) Florida (197.050) Oklahoma (197.725) 12 Oregon St. (196.615) 11 Illinois (196.65)

15 *Penn St. (196.475) 14 *Minnesota (196.505)

New Hampshire (195.88) California (196.27)

Kentucky (195.585) Southern Utah (195.665) Penn St. (196.725) Illinois (196.600) Maryland (195.175) San Jose St. (195.51) National Champion

5 Utah (197.575) 6 *Georgia (197.265) Utah (197.300) Michigan (196.750) 8 UCLA (197.005) 7 Michigan (197.105) 1 17 *Arkansas (196.355) 2 18 Central Michigan (196.3) 3 Arizona St. (195.855) 4 Ohio St. (195.905) 5 Utah St. (195.57) 6 North Carolina St. (195.615) UCLA (196.600) Georgia (196.375) UC Davis (195.26) Rutgers (195.34)

4 Alabama (197.615) 3 *LSU (197.72) Alabama (197.550) LSU (198.325) 9 Nebraska (196.895) 10 Stanford (196.815)

16 Boise St. (196.395) 13 Auburn (196.56)

Denver (196.205) Arizona (196.16)

BYU (195.82) Kent St. (195.655) Nebraska (196.975) Stanford (197.275) *Washington (195.265) Iowa St. (195.16)

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MEET 14 - OU AT 2014 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS | APRIL 18-20 19 MEET-BY-MEET SCORING BREAKDOWN

DATE MEET TEAM (RANK) VAULT BARS BEAM FLOOR TOTAL 1.10 vs. Georgia OKLAHOMA (3) 49.475 49.350 49.375 49.500 197.700 Georgia (8) 49.250 49.250 48.975 49.025 196.500

1.17 vs. Iowa State OKLAHOMA (1) 49.400 49.150 48.925 49.200 196.675 Iowa State 48.250 48.475 47.650 48.675 193.050

1.25 at Arizona OKLAHOMA (1) 49.450 49.450 49.525 49.150 197.575 Arizona (17) 49.200 49.250 49.050 49.425 196.925

1.31 at Florida OKLAHOMA (1) 49.425 49.200 49.300 49.300 197.225 Florida (2) 49.475 49.400 49.425 49.575 197.875

2.9 vs. LSU OKLAHOMA (2) 49.525 49.475 48.800 49.525 197.325 LSU (3) 49.600 49.225 49.325 49.500 197.650

2.15 Metroplex Challenge OKLAHOMA (2) 49.475 49.575 49.500 49.625 198.175 LSU (3) 49.525 49.600 49.300 49.450 197.875 Arizona (17) 48.850 49.100 48.925 48.750 195.625 Kentucky 48.650 49.050 48.100 49.050 194.850

2.21 Perfect 10 Challenge OKLAHOMA (1) 49.350 49.225 49.300 49.325 197.200 Alabama (5) 49.550 49.225 49.075 49.250 197.100 Michigan (7) 49.425 49.300 48.350 49.125 196.200 West Virginia 49.150 47.950 48.225 48.200 193.525

2.28 vs. Illinois OKLAHOMA (2) 49.400 49.175 49.300 49.375 197.250 Illinois (15) 49.050 48.775 48.925 49.100 195.850

3.7 vs. Arizona State OKLAHOMA (3) 49.275 49.125 49.475 49.575 197.450 Arizona State (21) 48.825 48.525 48.900 47.900 194.150

3.9 at TWU Quad Meet OKLAHOMA (3) 49.625 49.525 49.425 49.575 198.150 Minnesota (12) 49.450 48.525 48.850 49.450 196.275 TWU 48.900 48.250 48.850 48.775 194.775 Michigan State 48.950 48.575 47.550 49.275 194.350

3.14 at Arkansas OKLAHOMA (3) 49.575 49.125 49.325 49.400 197.425 Arkansas (16) 49.250 49.000 49.050 49.350 196.650

3.22 Big 12 Championship OKLAHOMA (3) 49.575 49.550 49.450 49.425 198.000 Iowa State 49.175 49.100 49.125 49.250 196.650 West Virginia 49.075 49.050 49.200 49.050 196.375

4.5 NCAA Regional OKLAHOMA (2) 49.700 49.175 49.400 49.450 197.725 Illinois (11) 49.025 49.400 49.150 49.025 196.600 Minnesota (14) 49.225 48.700 49.125 49.300 196.350 California (19) 49.425 49.200 48.550 48.825 195.700 Southern Utah 49.175 48.650 48.875 48.450 195.150 San Jose State 48.475 48.400 48.200 48.875 193.950

4.18-20 NCAA Championships OKLAHOMA (2) ------Semifinal I LSU (3) ------Georgia (6) ------Michigan (7) ------Stanford (10) ------Illinois (11) ------

SEASON HIGH OKLAHOMA 49.700 49.575 49.525 49.625 198.175 OPPONENT 49.600 49.600 49.425 49.575 197.875 MEET 14 - OU AT 2014 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS | APRIL 18-20 20 SCAMAN SMASHES SOONER WOMEN’S GYMNASTICS RECORDS Jennifer Rogers, OU Daily (April 1, 2014) Women’s gymnastics is a grueling sport, physically and mentally. It’s also a sport that Haley took home the conference championship title on floor on March 22. She was requires charisma and finesse. Some are talented beyond expectation and have the named a first team All American on vault and floor, named the 2014 Big 12 Gymnast athletic prowess and character to succeed and carry them through. OU is lucky to have of the Year and is currently ranked No. 2 nationally on floor and tied for No. 7 on vault. one of those gymnasts. Her name is Haley Scaman. Just as Kindler predicted, Scaman has come out roaring like a lion. Even crazier, Scaman is a sophomore gymnast who has accomplished more in two years than most Scaman has not hit her ceiling. Her perfect routines had improvements to be made in could ever hope to in their collegiate career. She was late to join the gymnastics world, her eyes. starting her journey five years later than most. “I always see the room for improvement. I know what my best tumbling pass and my “Most people start when they are three. I started when I was eight. It was a little best leap feels like. So, it may have looked perfect, but to me, I know that it was a little harder for me to catch on when I was younger,” she said. different than what I know I can do,” she said.

No one would ever know that she started late, especially as her gymnastics career With all that she has accomplished, it would be easy to get lost in these records and continued. Scaman competed at a level 10 for four years and made nationals each personal accomplishments, but that is not what is important to Scaman. of those years in her home state of Illinois. Scaman was sought after heavily for her college gymnastics career, but there was something about OU that made her want to be a Sooner. “I have seen a change in her gymnastics but not in her mindset. She has a job to do, and she goes out and does it and does not think much of it. She is doing what she “My freshman year was just about learning the ropes for me. College gymnastics is a needs to do for the team,” Coach Kindler said. lot different then club. It is more demanding, and the coaches expect more out of you. So that was a transition I had to make.” And that is what matters to the gymnast, giving her all to the team. Accomplishing great things as a team. The individual awards are amazing, but what really matters is As she entered her sophomore year at OU, she thought there was no way for her to that she is able to contribute to the Sooners. create Sooner history. She said her mindset was to put up her best performance, not for herself, but for her team. “I never really thought about making history myself but, rather, as a team. Getting to the end of the season and being National Champions would mean so much more than She held the anchor spot on floor exercise all year, as well as performing at anchor on my individual accomplishments,” Scaman said. vault for multiple meets. Scaman has also been a consistent scorer for the Sooners on bars.

In a meet on Feb. 9, Scaman went out to compete on floor. While it was excellent routine, it was not perfect. It scored her a 9.975. This score catapulted the sophomore to excellence. The following weekend in Fort Worth, at the Metroplex Challenge, she posted a perfect 10.0 on floor. This marked only the second 10.0 on floor in Oklahoma history and the first 10.0 on any event since 2010.

After that meet, coach K.J. Kindler made a bold prediction for Scaman’s future and talked about the character she possess to achieve that success. In true form, Kindler never stopped challenging her gymnasts and talked about what she wanted to see out of Scaman.

“Haley has a lot of charisma. She is pretty cool young lady. I would love for her to have a little bit more attitude, because she is such a humble young lady. I just know that one day she is going to come out roaring like a lion,” Kindler said.

And out like a lion, she came. On March 7 at Lloyd Noble Center, the last home meet of the year, Scaman posted another perfect 10.0 on floor. This marked the first time a Sooner had score multiple perfect 10.0s on floor in program history.

And Scaman was still not done roaring. At the team’s last regular season meet on March 14 in Arkansas, Scaman did the unthinkable: she posted another 10.0 — this time on vault.

This sealed Scaman in the record books. She is the first Sooner in program history to have three 10.0s and the first Oklahoma women’s gymnast to earn a 10.0 in multiple events. MEET 14 - OU AT 2014 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS | APRIL 18-20 21 BLESSING IN DISGUISE Makayla Hipke, SoonerSports.com (Feb. 20, 2014) The anesthesia was kicking in, but there was enough time for a and had declared itself a member of the nation’s elite. She arrived single thought to pierce Maile’ana Kanewa’s mind: What if I never do with dreams of helping her university win an NCAA championship, She used the night before the meet to prepare, right down to gymnastics again? of donning the crimson and cream on the competition floor for practicing saluting the judges and finishing in front of her mirror. A Oklahoma. hint of nerves were present, but more than that, Kanewa was anxious Gymnastics is about where your body goes, and where your body goes to finally take to the floor and compete her vault as an Oklahoma begins and ends with your hands and your feet. But in two short days, all those dreams looked like they had been Sooner. derailed. Kanewa feared her dream was lost. Hands grip a bar as a body swings around it. They brace a gymnast as The true freshman was about to take the stage in a big way. She she performs a series on beam and help her explode off the horse in “When I woke up, I thought my fingers were gone, because that was was up fourth on vault in a massive meet that pitted No. 2 OU vs. vault. Their movement adds elegance, emotion and personality to a what it felt like,” Kanewa said. “One of my doctors came in and helped No. 5 UCLA in Norman. In front of a record crowd, she prepared for a floor routine. me wake up. He talked me through it—and told me I had all my moment that she had been anticipating for several years. Kanewa was fingers.” about to live part of her dream. Hands touch, reach, balance, push, pull and grasp. There was good reason, then, for Oklahoma freshman gymnast Maile’ana Kanewa Despite her disorientation post-surgery, Kanewa broke through the “I was standing there waiting for the judge to salute me. When I (my-lee-AH-na ka-NEV-ah) to be worried when the fingers on her haze and saw one of the most welcome sights of her life: five fingers saluted, the little nerves I had went away and I just went, ‘Okay, just right hand started to turn blue in Oct. 2012. on her right hand, five fingers that she had been told might not all be do it. Just do you.’ When I landed, I knew it was a good vault. I saluted there just a few hours earlier. and I started crying, and then I look over and Lou (Ball) is tearing “They were freezing cold,” Kanewa said. “I went to the doctor and they up, K.J. (Kindler) is crying and my whole team is crying. I was like, did x-rays and MRIs on my hand, but they couldn’t find anything.” “The first thing I thought was, ‘I think I can do gymnastics again!’ That ‘Yes! This is what I’ve been waiting for—that moment. The very first was the first thought in my head: gymnastics, when I could get back college experience of competing.” Kanewa proceeded to the next step, a referral to a microvascular and when I could start doing things again.” surgeon in Oklahoma City. It was discovered that she had a rare “We were elated for her,” Kindler recalls. “She was willing to sacrifice clotting disorder. Coupled with years of pounding on her hands from Her doctor was more hesitant. The surgery had gone exceptionally and give everything for the sport she’d grown to love. Knowing that competitive gymnastics, the surgeon determined that the gymnast well, but had still been extensive. After removing the blood clot, was her attitude about it, it was like a moment of silence. It just stood had a severe blood clot in her hand and wrist. a section of her artery was so damaged that it was no longer still in time.” functioning properly. Surgeons removed an accessory vein from her The six-inch clot stretched through her artery from the middle of hand and transplanted it to the other side of her arm in hopes that Less than four months after being told she may never compete again, Kanewa’s palm to the middle of her forearm. The doctors had never it would help open up blood flow through her forearm and palm. Kanewa hit a 9.925 on vault to tie for the event title and aid OU to a seen such an extensive clot in someone so young. There was reason Whether the transplant would hold remained to be seen. 198.375—the highest team score in program history—and a victory for concern that the damage could have spread through her hand and over UCLA. She went on that season to become co-Big 12 champion on would require amputation of fingers. Though she wasn’t immediately Beyond that, Kanewa’s case was an anomaly for someone so young. vault, finish third at the NCAA Norman Regional and compete in the told, it was clear that Kanewa was unlikely to ever do gymnastics Her ability to recover and the speed at which she could do it were NCAA Semifinals and Super Six team finals. again. simply question marks. At the very least, her doctor did not believe she would compete during the 2013 season. This season, Kanewa has come even further. As a sophomore she has Within two days, Kanewa’s mother had flown to Oklahoma City to made herself a staple on floor, bringing huge tumbling ability and a join her and she was set for surgery at Baptist Medical Center in The journey back began slowly. Because Kanewa was on blood routine that reflects her shining personality to the Oklahoma lineup. Oklahoma City. She arrived at the hospital early on Nov. 7, prepped thinners post-surgery and was recovering, she was not allowed to do She’s posted season-bests of 9.975 on vault, 9.95 on floor, 9.925 for her procedure. Clad in a gown and hooked up to a bag of fluids, any physical activity—despite her objections. (in exhibition) on beam, 9.825 on bars. In the past month alone, Kanewa was ready to go when her doctor entered the room to see her Kanewa has been named the Big 12 Vault Champion and the NCAA before surgery. “She said to me, ‘I don’t need my hand, I can do gymnastics. I’ll do it Minneapolis Regional vault champion. no matter what the doctor says,’” Kindler recalls. “We had to sit her “He came in and told me he was probably going to have to take off down and say, ‘No, you actually do. You do need it, and the only way “I think it’s amazing that I can do everything again,” Kanewa said. my fingers,” Kanewa said. “I was panicking, but they gave me more you’re going is if the doctor gives you the okay.’” “Even after the season last year, I didn’t know if I would ever do bars medicine and I fell asleep. I don’t remember anything after that.” again because of the scar on my hand. I think I had a mindset from the Kanewa resumed stationary activity first, focusing only on her legs. beginning of the summer that I was going to train everything again The last thing Kanewa remembers thinking before she went under? Then she was able to get on beam, but with no hands. She could because it’s what I truly wanted to do. I couldn’t be happier.” condition on the stipulation that she did not put her hands down. “What if I never do gymnastics again?” Progress continued: hands down for push-ups and plank holds, then a To go from being told you were unlikely to ever compete again to handstand, then quick round-offs but no back handsprings. becoming a key contributor on the No. 1 women’s gymnastics team Kanewa first appeared on Oklahoma head coach K.J. Kindler’s radar in the nation has been an incredible journey and a remarkable when she was just 14 years old; her magnetic personality and She persevered, and the reward came unexpectedly: the week before achievement. Perhaps even more extraordinary, however, is Kanewa’s incredible ability distinguished her amongst her peers. OU’s meet against No. 5 UCLA on Feb. 22, 2013, she was cleared to put attitude through the entire process. her hands down and vault. She was still unable to do bars and many of “She was ridiculously talented,” Kindler said. “She was super mature her other skills, but it was a start and Kanewa was thrilled. “I look back at it now and I probably wouldn’t change it,” she said. “My and fun to watch, and she had this ease about her. I knew right then teammates were so supportive, and it taught me so many things and that we wanted her on our team.” “I wanted the doctor to clear me so badly,” Kanewa said. “I knew I made me so much more appreciative of everything I’ve been given. could get back into the gym and get started, and I wanted to do that Even though it was an awful thing to happen, it was a blessing in Kanewa would not commit to Oklahoma for several more years, but as soon as I could. I kind of pretended that I never had that clot or that disguise.” she spent that time making a name for herself at the club level in I was out for three-and-a-half months. I just went back to where I was Duluth, Minn. A 2011 Junior Olympic National Team member, she on vault, and it was a great feeling.” finished third in the all-around at J.O. Nationals in 2011 and qualified to the Nastia Liukin Cup that same year. She won three regional titles Kanewa returned to practice, did one full day of vaulting practice that at the club level and was a Minnesota Gymnast of the Year nominee. week, and received more unexpected news: she was being inserted into the vaulting lineup for the biggest home meet of the season. She attracted plenty of attention from other schools in the meantime. She would see the competition floor less than four months after her Florida, Nebraska, Arkansas, Minnesota and Iowa State came calling, surgery. but Kanewa would land with Oklahoma and a staff that keyed in on her personality as much as her talent. “I was so excited,” Kanewa remembered. “The rest of my class had already done seven or eight meets and this was my first meet. I was just ready to go and so pumped up.” “She has this glow about her,” Kindler said. “People want to talk to her and be with her; she makes them laugh. She’s a really special person.” “When I saluted, the little nerves I had went away and I went, ‘Okay, just do it. Just do you.’ When I landed, I knew it was a good vault. I Kanewa came to Oklahoma in the fall of 2012, joining a resurgent saluted and started crying... I was like, ‘Yes! This is what I’ve been program that had achieved two top-three NCAA finishes since 2010 waiting for--that moment.’” MEET 14 - OU AT 2014 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS | APRIL 18-20 22 OU GYMNAST MADISON MOORING’S CAREER COMING FULL CIRCLE Kyle Fredrickson, The Oklahoman (Feb. 21, 2014) As Madison Mooring took the floor Friday night inside the Cox Convention Center, the senior OU gymnast looked into the crowd and saw something familiar — a reflection of her former self.

Hundreds of aspiring young gymnasts watched Mooring and the No. 1 Sooners place first in the Perfect 10 Challenge, defeating No. 5 Alabama, No. 7 Michigan and West Virginia.

The Sooners finished with 197.2 points at the event, which was held at the Cox Convention Center as part of the Bart and Nadia Sports Experience.

Mooring, a Bixby graduate who competed for Oklahoma City’s Dynamo Gymnastics club team, was once the young girl in the crowd at OU gymnastics meets, idolizing the cast of athletes she would eventually join.

“I know they look up to us and it’s cool to inspire them,” Mooring said. “I know that I was there at some point. My first meet (at OU), I just couldn’t believe I was out there with the people that I watched do it so many times.”

Four years go by quickly. Every meet Mooring suits up for is now one closer to her last for the Sooners. Ask Mooring what stands out the most in that time and she’ll point back to the day coach K.J. Kindler first offered her a scholarship.

“My mom was freaking out,” Mooring said. “It was huge for me and my family to make it here.”

Since then, Mooring has notched two first-team All-American selections and was the national runner-up on the vault as a freshman. Darla Mooring, her mother, hasn’t missed a single home or away meet this season.

Mooring’s leadership this season is an extension of her original passion for the pro- gram. Kindler said that’s evident from every team photo taken, prominently featuring Mooring with her hands in the air and an ear-to-ear smile. “Tons of heart,” Kindler said. “She’s totally involved and engaged with what’s going on.”

Fueled by last year’s team runner-up finish in the national championship and her last go-round in a crimson and cream leotard, Mooring is aiming her personal goals high while keeping a level head.

“We’ll have that edge going into nationals,” Mooring said. “It’s been a good start.”

The Sooners entered the seventh week of the season as the nation’s top-ranked team — right where Kindler wants to be.

“It’s tough to be No. 1,” Kindler said. “You’ve got a target on your back and people are always trying to prove maybe that you’re not there. Our goal has been to win a national championship all year long, so this is a position we want to be in.

“I think we’re surprising some people and hopefully setting the stage for what will happen in April.” MEET 14 - OU AT 2014 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS | APRIL 18-20 23 OKLAHOMA STUDENT-ATHLETE SPOTLIGHT: TAYLOR SPEARS Lindsey Morrison, Big 12 Campus Correspondent (Jan. 14, 2014) She has two Big 12 Championship titles, three first place finishes at an NCAA regional, “She taught me how to be confident on beam,” she said. “She works on every little two Super Six appearances, a Big 12 Gymnast of the Year accolade, the Big 12 All- detail and every detail is extremely important especially when competing. She puts Around title for 2013 and finished last season ranked No. 1 on the beam. But amongst you up in pressure situations even in the gym and it helps you out a lot.” all the awards and achievements, one thing is still missing for Taylor Spears: a team national championship title. Though beam is one of her strongest events, Spears spent the 2012 and 2013 seasons competing in the all-around competition. As a junior, she was the only gymnast in the “I’m really excited about being a senior leader on this team and being a part of more nation to win the all-around title at both a conference and regional championship. OU gymnastics history,” senior Spears said. “The four years I’ve been here, we’ve been working towards that national title and we’ve gotten really close twice. I think this “It’s very unique because very often you’ll find, we don’t have many all-around team can do it.” competitors,” Kindler said. “We use them sparingly because it’s important to make it through the entire season and you have to be smart about the choices you make. Spears hails from Plano, Texas and the World Olympic Gymnastics Academy where Olympic gold medalists like Nastia Liukin and Carly Patterson learned their craft. She “For us to have an all-around competitor that was at that level was huge. I don’t think began gymnastics at age three and knew right away she had a gift. in my 8 years here we’ve had someone that was ranking that high in the all-around. It was huge for her and was an amazing year.” “Gymnastics came really naturally to me when I was young,” she said. “I loved doing it and it’s always been my passion.” Kindler also hopes that Taylor and this year’s team can end the season with a first- place finish at the NCAA Championships. When it came time to figure out her future, Spears knew that collegiate gymnastics was the right path for her. “What I want for Taylor and for our whole senior squad is to have an amazing experi- ence and an amazing year and have the opportunity to win it all,” she said. “If you have “I watched college gymnastics on TV and I saw how much fun it was,” she said. “I that opportunity, all you can do is put your most into it and see what happens. I want wanted to take that path and get my school paid for.” her to have that opportunity.”

Though powerhouse gymnastics schools such as Alabama, Florida and LSU recruited January 10 marked Spears’ last home opener as an OU gymnast. Competing against her, Spears took one visit to Oklahoma and knew it was the place she’d spend the next No. 8 Georgia, the team posted a victory with a history-making season-opener score of four years. 197.700, a score that would have easily won last year’s NCAA Championship.

“It was the first visit and only visit I took,” she said. “I fell in love with it right off the “I’m going to miss the girls, coaches and competing,” she said. “I’m really proud of the bat.” growth of the program and am going to miss being part of this wonderful gym family.”

Since joining the Sooners in 2011, Spears has become someone the entire team looks up to as a leader.

“Taylor is a great leader for the team,” senior Hayden Ward said. “She has a ton of experience and I know everyone on the team looks up to her. We know she’s going to deliver every time she gets out on the floor and we couldn’t ask for more.”

As a freshman, Spears competed on bars, beam and floor, scoring highs of 9.9, 9.9 and 9.875 respectively. Results like these earned her three Big 12 Newcomer of the Week accolades along with an All-Big 12 nod on beam.

Even though she has numerous individual awards, Spears isn’t focused on herself. Instead, she wants the team as a whole to succeed.

“Those are just individual titles,” Spears said. “They’re great, but ultimately it’s a team sport and I want to win a national championship as a team.”

Though the talent and performances come from Spears’ natural ability, her routines come from the mind of Oklahoma Women’s Gymnastics Head Coach, KJ Kindler.

“KJ is an amazing beam coach,” Spears said. “She comes up with strategic and clever assignments.”

Besides teaching her beam skills and routines, Kindler also taught Spears how to embrace her skills.