13 NCAA INDIVIDUAL TITLES 2018 6 SUPER SIX FINALS APPEARANCES 29 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS APPEARANCES 225 ALL-AMERICA HONORS

at NCAA Semifinal I 15 April 20, 2018 • Noon CT • St. Louis, Mo. • Chaifetz Arena Live Stats: LSUsports.net • TV/Video: ESPN2 #2 LSU (27-1, 7-0 SEC) Teams at NCAA Championships DATE OPPONENT LSU SCORE/OPP. SCORE JANUARY (5-1) Semifinal I | ESPN2 | Noon CT Semifinal II | ESPNU | 6 p.m. CT 5 * #19 Arkansas W 197.150/195.350 12 * at #7 W 197.250/197.125 19 * #9 Alabama W 197.450/196.725 27 at Metroplex Challenge 197.375 Team Ranking: No. 2 Team Ranking: No. 10 Team Ranking: No. 1 Team Ranking: No. 8 #4 UCLA L 197.650 Coach: D-D Breaux Coach: Mark Cook Coach: KJ Kindler Coach: #14 Washington W 196.525 Team Average: 197.587 Team Average: 196.454 Team Average: 197.850 Team Average: 196.571 #28 NC State W 195.825 Team High: 198.175 Team High: 197.300 Team High: 198.375 Team High: 197.400 LSU Leads Series, 33-5 OU Leads Series, 18-11 LSU Leads Series, 13-4

FEBRUARY (7-0) 2 * #6 Kentucky W 197.225/196.700 9 * at #24 Missouri W 197.150-196.375 16 at Gym Quarters 198.075 Team Ranking: No. 3 Team Ranking: No. 11 Team Ranking: No. 4 Team Ranking: No. 9 #20 Missouri W 196.025 Coach: Coach: Dan Kendig Coach: / Coach: Justin Howell #21 GWU W 195.650 Team Average: 197.554 Team Average: 196.356 Tom Farden Team Average: 196.150 #8 Arkansas W 195.575 Team High: 198.275 Team High: 197.525 Team Average: 197.368 Team High: 197.500 18 Texas Woman’s W 198.175-194.200 UCLA Leads 22-6-1 LSU Leads Series, 15-14-1 Team High: 198.150 LSU Leads, 1-0 23 * at #15 Georgia W 197.575-196.725 Utah Leads Series, 28-3

MARCH (10-0) 4 * #15 Auburn W 198.100-195.625 9 at #24 NC State W 197.575-196.100 Team Ranking: 6 Team Ranking: No. 18 Team Ranking: No. 5 Team Ranking: No. 12 17 Arizona W 198.125-195.525 Coach: Dana Duckworth Coach: Carter Coach: Jenny Rowland Coach: Tim Garrison 24 SEC Championship 1st of 8, 197.400 Team Average: 196.835 Team Average: 196.335 Team Average: 197.170 Team Average: 196.469 (St. Louis, Mo.) Team High: 197.525 Team High: Team High: 198.150 Team High: 197.100 UA Leads Series, 96-26-2 UGA Leads Series, 71-34-2 UF Leads Series, 69-40 LSU Leads, 79-5 APRIL (5-0) 7 NCAA Regional 1st of 6, 197.675 STORY LINES 20-21 NCAA Championship TBA (St. Louis, Mo.) • LSU’s streak of consecutive meets • The Tigers have faced off • If LSU were to advance out of the with a team score of 197 or better against seven of the 11 teams NCAA Semifinal, it would begin now stands at 37 straight. The that have advanced to the NCAA on either a bye before (top streak is the best in the nation this Championships and own a record team), bye before bars (second ON AIR season and surpassed Oklahoma of 10-1 against those teams. team), or bars (third team). (2016-18) for the best in the TV: ESPN2 history of NCAA . The • LSU gymnasts combined to earn • LSU’s Myia Hambrick, Sarah Bart Conner, play-by-play Tigers are the only team in the 16 All-America honors at the Finnegan and Kennedi Edney Kathy Johnson Clarke, Analyst country to score a 197 or better in semifinal round in 2017. Kennedi have paced the squad this season Laura Rutledge, Reporter every meet this season. The last Edney (VT), (UB, as all-around performers. The time LSU did not score a 197 or BB, FX, AA), Myia Hambrick (BB, FX, trio finished the regular season WHO TO CONTACT better was at Georgia in 2016. AA), Erin Macadaeg (BB) and Lexie ranked in the top 10 in the nation Assistant SID/Gymnastics Contact Priessman (UB) will be in LSU’s in the all-around. Brandon Berrio lineup in St. Louis. Email: [email protected] By The Numbers Cell: 225-726-3056 • Office: 225-578-7678

CONNECT TO LSU GYMNASTICS 13 6 29 LSU gymnasts have won LSU has advanced to the NCAA The program has advanced to LSUsports.net/gymnastics 13 individual national Super Six six times: 2008, 09, 29 NCAA Championships overall. LSUgym.com championships in school 13, 14, 16, 17. This marks the final The Tigers have advanced to Facebook.com/LSUgym history, including 12 since 2002. time a Super Six will be held as seven straight, including 17 of the Twitter.com/LSUgym Returners Sarah FInnegan (UB) the NCAA postseason is moving last 18 NCAA Championships. YouTube.com/LSUgymnastics and Kennedi Edney (VT) won to a new format in 2019. NCAA championships in 2017. D-DHEAD COACH Breaux • 41st SEASON With each passing season, LSU gymnastics record 13 consecutive meets with at least a 197 continues to collect more honors and titles to its score. storied program, and head coach D-D Breaux has In 2013, LSU recorded the 12th regional team been the catalyst behind LSU’s sustained success. title in school history, and the Tigers reached Led by Breaux, LSU has seen increasing the NCAA Super Six for the third time in 2013, accomplishments that includes 15 NCAA recording a fifth-place finish. Championships appearances in the last 16 In 2010 LSU reached the NCAA Championships seasons, six Super Six appearances since 2008 for the ninth straight year while senior Susan and 12 individual national titles since 2002. Jackson became the first LSU gymnast to capture Under Breaux’s leadership and coaching, LSU the NCAA All-Around national title, and she also has reached new heights in individual and team won the 2010 title to become LSU’s success. first three-time NCAA champion. Now entering her 41st season as the In 2008 LSU joined elite company by mastermind of the LSU gymnastics program, advancing to the NCAA Super Six Finals as Breaux exudes the same passion and enthusiasm Breaux and the Tigers broke through into the to coach the Fighting Tigers as she did in her first six-team field for the first time in program history season on the job. to compete for college gymnastics’ national Breaux led the 2017 squad to the best season championship. The Tigers placed fifth. in school history. From beginning to end, the As the “Dean of Coaches” at LSU, Breaux has Tigers were masterful on the floor with 34 wins and represented the University at the highest level a historic sweep of the Southeastern Conference. both in the gym and, most importantly, in the As individuals, , McKenna and classroom for more than 40 years. Her dedication Lexie Priessman combined for five SEC event to the student-athlete on an individual basis has championships. Gnat along with Sarah Finnegan transcended into academic success, community and Kennedi Edney also took home the most NCAA involvement, Coach of the Year honors, an SEC national championships at a meet in school history Championship, NCAA Regional Championships and THE D-D BREAUX FILE with three. The Tigers ultimately finished second Top-10 national rankings throughout her tenure. Hometown: Donaldsonville, La. in the nation to match the best finish in school In fact, there is a tremendous balance between history. academics and athletics as LSU has produced 225 College: LSU, ‘76 In 2016, Breaux reached the exclusive 700 ALL-AMERICANS and 146 Scholastic All-Americans career win milestone as the team compiled a 31-6 during Breaux’s tenure. As a Gymnast overall record, the first time in school history LSU During her tenure Breaux has established and Competed at Southeastern Louisiana University had reached the 30-win mark. maintained LSU’s reputation as one of the premier in 1972 and 1973. She led Southeastern to a In 2015, Breaux guided LSU to a 13-1 overall collegiate gymnastics programs in the country. second-place finish at the 1972 AIAW Gymnastics regular season record, which included a perfect Under her tutelage, the Tigers have placed among Championships. 7-0 record against SEC competition for the first the nation’s top-10 teams 28 times in 40 seasons, time in school history. finishing a program-best second in 2016 and 2017, Coaching Experience The list of achievements in 2014 includes a third in 2014, fourth in 1988, fifth in 2008 and 2013 1974-76 Assistant Coach Southeastern La. program-record third-place national finish in the and sixth on four separate occasions. 1978- Head Coach LSU NCAA Super Six Finals, another individual national Under her leadership, LSU has captured 13 title by on , the 13th individual national titles, 211 All-America honors Began her coaching career at Southeastern as regional title in school history, the highest score in and 77 All-SEC selections. a student assistant. Transferred to LSU in 1976 program history on three different occasions, 20 and took over as head coach in 1978 while also total All-America honors including a nation-leading working toward her master’s degree. five First-Team All-Americans, and a then school-

D-D BREAUX NOTABLES D-D BREAUX YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS 2014, 17 National Coach of the Year YEAR Regular Post National Regional SEC Year Regular Post National Regional SEC NCAA Super Six Finals (2008, 09, 13, 14, 16) 6 Season Season Finish Finish Finish Season Season Finish Finish Finish 34 Consecutive NCAA Regional Appearances 2017 13-1 21-1 2nd 1st 1st 1995 14-4 6-5 9th 3rd 2nd 29 NCAA Championships Appearances 2016 18-4 13-2 2nd 1st 3rd 1994 13-4-1 6-5 8th 2nd 3rd 13 NCAA Individual National Titles 2015 13-1 12-5 10th 1st 2nd 1993 8-9 9-7-1 7th(t) 2nd 4th 1 Gymnastics Honda Award Recipient 2014 10-3 16-6 3rd 1st 3rd 1992 8-14 0-6 - 7th 5th 225 All-America Honors 2013 15-6 10-5 5th 1st 3rd 1991 9-8 9-8 7th 3rd 3rd 15 Regional Titles 2012 7-8 7-9 9th 2nd 4th 1990 16-3 11-6 6th 2nd 2nd 2011 5-13 3-2 20th 3rd 5th 1989 17-6 5-1 - 2nd 4th 22 SEC Champions 2010 11-7-1 4-6 9th 2nd 4th 1988 15-5-1 13-4 4th 2nd 4th 85 All-SEC Honors 2009 16-5 8-7 6th 1st 4th 1987 13-4 10-7 7th 2nd 4th 8 SEC Coach of the Year Honors 2008 17-6 9-6 5th 1st 4th 1986 7-9 6-8 9th 1st 4th 9 NCAA Central Region Coach of the Year 2007 13-9 6-4 7th 2nd 4th 1985 12-13 4-1 - 2nd 4th Honors 2006 14-11 5-5 8th 2nd 4th 1984 8-10 - - - 4th 6 SEC Gymnasts of the Year 2005 19-4 7-3 9th 1st 2nd 1983 11-6 6-7-1 6th 3rd 3rd 146 Scholastic All-America Honors 2004 15-6 7-3 7th 1st 3rd 1982 12-5 1-2 - 3rd 3rd 2003 13-10 5-5 10th 2nd 4th 1981 18-5 - 11th* 2nd* 1st 3 SEC Championships 2002 10-10 6-4 8th 1st 4th 1980 10-3 - 6th* 1st* - 2009 Named to the USA Gymnastics Region 8 2001 11-5 3-2 18th 3rd 4th 1979 8-1-1 - 11th* 1st* - Hall of Fame 2000 15-4-1 6-4 9th 2nd 2nd 1978 9-1 - 9th* 1st* - 2017 Named to the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame 1999 11-6 6-4 9th 2nd 4th 487-253-6 243-165-2 = 740-418-8 1998 15-7 5-6 9th 3rd 3rd * AIAW FINISH 1997 12-6-1 4-7 12th 3rd 3rd REGULAR SEASON RECORDS INCLUDE SEC 1996 9-11 4-2 - 3rd 5th CHAMPIONSHIP (UNTIL 2014)

LSU GYMNASTICS • 29 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS APPEARANCES • 13 NCAA INDIVIDUAL NATIONAL TITLES • 225 ALL-AMERICANS Semifinal I Draw POSSIBLE LINEUPS Vault Bye Bars Beam Bye Floor Rotation 1 UCLA Nebraska Alabama LSU Arkansas Georgia Vault Season High Rotation 2 Georgia UCLA Nebraska Alabama LSU Arkansas Sarah Finnegan 9.900 Rotation 3 Arkansas Georgia UCLA Nebraska Alabama LSU Sarah Edwards 9.900 Rotation 4 LSU Arkansas Georgia UCLA Nebraska Alabama Ruby Harrold 9.950 Rotation 5 Alabama LSU Arkansas Georgia UCLA Nebraska Julianna Cannamela 9.900 Rotation 6 Nebraska Alabama LSU Arkansas Georgia UCLA Myia Hambrick 9.950 Kennedi Edney 9.950 NOTEBOOK Bars Season High LSU Captures Back-To-Back SEC Meet Titles for the First Time Sami Durante 9.925 • The Tigers captured back-to-back Southeastern Conference titles in St. Louis with a team score Myia Hambrick 9.975 of 197.500. Ruby Harrold 9.950 • This marked the first time LSU has won consecutive meet titles. Kennedi Edney 9.975 • Junior Sarah Finnegan captured the all-around title at the meet. Lexie Priessman 9.975 • LSU tied with Arkansas and Florida for the most All-SEC honors at six. Three Tigers were named Sarah Finnegan 10.000 to the All-Freshman team to tie the best mark in the league with Arkansas. • At the 2017 SEC Championship in Jacksonville, Florida, LSU won its second league title ever and Beam Season High first since the inaugural championship in 1981. Erin Macadaeg 9.950 Myia Hambrick 9.950 Freshman Class Steps in To Fill Lineup Kennedi Edney 9.925 • LSU’s freshman class of Reagan Campbell, Bridget Dean, Christina Desiderio, Sami Durante, Christina Desiderio 9.950 Sarah Edwards, Olivia Gunter and Gracen Standley stepped on campus with high expectations Reagan Campbell 9.925 and the group has developed and delivered. Sarah Finnegan 10.000 • Among the group of seven, Campbell, Desiderio, Durante and Edwards have taken a hold of at least one spot of each lineup. Floor Season High • Campbell is in the always important and nerve-racking fifth spot of the beam lineup. Edwards Ashlyn Kirby 9.925 has developed her Yurchenko 1 1/2 for a crucial 10.0 start value on vault. Desiderio has developed Christina Desiderio 9.875 into LSU’s fourth performer on beam and second performer on floor. Durante sets the tone in the Lexie Priessman 9.950 leadoff spot on bars. Kennedi Edney 9.975 Sarah Finnegan 10.000 Finnegan, Clark, Moore, Ewing Earn Central Region Awards Myia Hambrick 10.000 • Junior Sarah Finnegan was named the Central Region Gymnast of the Year after an outstanding regular season. Finnegan won the all-around title at the NCAA Raleigh Regional and earned All- All-Around Season High America honors on bars, beam, floor, and all-around. Sarah Finnegan 39.775 • Assistant coaches Jay Clark and Bob Moore were named Central Region Co-Assistant Coaches Kennedi Edney 39.775 of the year for the sixth-straight year. Myia Hambrick 39.725 • Senior Associate Athletic Director Mark Ewing, the gymnastics team’s sport administrator, was named the Central Region Administrator of the Year.

2018 LSU GYMNASTICS ROSTER

Name Events Ht. Cl.-Exp. Hometown/Previous School (Club) Reagan Campbell AA 5-1 Fr.-HS Coppell, Texas/Texas Connections Academy (Texas Dreams) Julianna Cannamela AA 5-1 Jr.-2L Waxhaw, N.C./Parkwood HS (Southeastern) Bridget Dean AA 5-2 Fr.-HS Fort Myers, Fla./Olympia HS (Orlando Metro Gymnastics) Christina Desiderio AA 5-0 Fr.-HS Hackettstown, N.J./Connections Academy (Parkettes National Gymnastics Center) Sami Durante AA 5-1 Fr.-HS Athens, Ga./North Oconee HS (Georgia Elite) Kennedi Edney AA 5-3 So.-1L Chino, Calif./Chino Hills HS (Precision) Sarah Edwards AA 4-11 Fr.-HS Ocean Springs, Miss./Ocean Springs HS (Lanier’s Gymnastics) Sarah Finnegan AA 5-1 Jr.-2L Lee’s Summit, Mo./Heritage Classical Christian Academy (GAGE) Olivia Gunter AA 5-2 Fr.-HS Mandeville, La./Mandeville HS (North Shore Gymnastics) Myia Hambrick AA 5-1 Sr.-3L Temple, Ga./Temple HS (West Georgia) Ruby Harrold AA 5-3 So.-1L Bristol, England/Gordano Sixth Form (The Academy) McKenna Kelley AA 5-1 Jr.-2L Houston, Texas/Second Baptist School (Stars Gymnastics) Ashlyn Kirby AA 5-2 So.-1L Claremont, N.C./Christian Family Academy (Shooting Stars) Lauren Li AA 5-4 Sr.-2L Plano, Texas (Penn State)/Plano East HS (WOGA) Erin Macadaeg AA 4-9 Sr.-3L Redwood City, Calif./Carlmont HS (San Mateo) Lexie Priessman AA 5-0 Jr.-2L Cincinnati, Ohio/Connections Academy (Cincinnati Gymnastics Academy/Perfection) Gracen Standley AA 5-3 Fr.-HS Cincinnati, Ohio/Ohio Connections Academy (Cincinnati Gymnastics Academy)

Head Coach: D-D Breaux, 41st season PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Associate Head: Coach: Jay Clark, 6th season Julianna Cannamela Jewel-ee-AH-nuh Assistant Coach: Bob Moore, 19th season Christina Desiderio Dezi-dare-e-oh Volunteer Coach: Ashleigh Clare-Kearney, 8th season Lexie Priessman PREES-man Student Coach: Ashleigh Gnat, 1st Season Kennedi Edney Ed-Knee Director of Operations: Katie Copeland Myia Hambrick MY-uh Managers: Nico Cusimano, Kylie Moran D-D Breaux Bro Athletic Trainer: Mallory Mickus Ruby Harrold Hair-Old Ashleigh Clare-Kearney KER-nee Erin Macadaeg MACK-uh-daeg

LSU GYMNASTICS • 29 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS APPEARANCES • 13 NCAA INDIVIDUAL NATIONAL TITLES • 225 ALL-AMERICANS NATIONAL RANKINGS Finnegan Crowned SEC Gymnast of the Year • Following an outstanding performance during the season and all-around title at SEC ROAD TO NATIONALS TOP 25 - 3/26/18 Championships, junior Sarah Finnegan was named the SEC Gymnast of the Year. RANK TEAM SEASON AVERAGE • Finnegan wrapped up the award after totaling a 39.500 at the league meet. 1 Oklahoma 198.120 • The Lee’s Summit, Missouri native became the sixth gymnast to earn the top honor in the 2 LSU 197.890 league joining April Burkholder (2004, ‘05), Ashleigh Clare-Kearney (2008), Susan Jackson (2010), 3 UCLA 197.840 and Rheagan Courville (2013). 4 Utah 197.540 • Finnegan earned NACGC/W Regular Season First Team All-America honors on bars, beam, floor 5 Florida 197.390 and all-around. She became the first gymnast in school history to finish a season ranked No. 1 on 6 Alabama 197.165 bars. 7 Michigan 197.160 • Compared to other gymnasts in the league, Finnegan ranked No. 1 on bars, beam, and all- 8 Washington 196.960 around; No. 2 on floor, and No. 9 on vault. 9 California 196.890 10 Arkansas 196.820 Gymnasts Earn a Nation-Best Fourteen Regular Season All-America Honors 11 Nebraska 196.815 • LSU gymnasts combined to earn a nation-best 14 NACGC/W Regular Season All-America Honors 12 Kentucky 196.800 after finishing in the top-16 of the final event rankings. 13 Denver 196.785 • Myia Hambrick was one of three gymnasts in the nation to earn honors on all four events and 14 Oregon State 196.780 the all-around. Hambrick’s 17 All-America honors rank second in school history with Ashleigh Gnat. 15 Boise State 196.745 • Sarah Finnegan collected First Team All-America honors on bars, beam, floor, and all-around. 16 Auburn 196.595 She was one of three gymnasts in the country to earn top-eight rankings on four or more events. 17 Arizona State 196.545 • Kennedi Edney earned four All-America honors. The sophomore finished in the top-16 of the 18 Georgia 196.515 rankings on vault, bars, floor, and all-around. 19 George Washington 196.460 • Priessman ranked No. 7 on bars to earn All-America distinction on the event. 20 North Carolina State 196.440 21 BYU 196.430 Tigers Hit 197 in Every Meet In 2018; Continues Record Streak 22 Missouri 196.390 • LSU is currently on a streak of 37 straights meets with a team score of 197 or better. 23 Illinois-Champaign 196.265 • Thirty-seven consecutive meets with a team score of 197 or better is the longest streak in the 24 Minnesota 196.250 history of NCAA Gymnastics. The 2018 squad beat the previous record of 35 set by Oklahoma 25 Ohio State 196.215 (Jan. ‘16 - Feb. ‘18). • The Tigers are the only team in the nation to have a 197 score or higher in every meet in 2018. • The current streak is the best in school history. The 2017 team broke the original record of 15 in February last season.

LSU IN THE RANKINGS Gymnastics Clinches Back-To-Back SEC Regular Season Championships WEEK TEAM VT UB BB FX • A year ago, the LSU gymnastics team claimed the inaugural SEC regular season championship with an unblemished record in league meets. Preseason 3 N/A N/A N/A N/A • With its win against Auburn in the final SEC meet of the regular season, LSU secured another 01/8/18 1 3 1 5 4 perfect SEC season to go back to back in the SEC regular season. 01/15/18 1 3 1 2 3 • Over the last four seasons, LSU has compiled a 27-1 record against teams from the conference. 01/22/18 2 3 2 2 2 01/29/18 2 3 2 5 3 Edney, Hambrick One of Eight to Score 9.95 or Better on All Four Events 02/5/18 3 4 2 3 3 • This season, LSU gymnasts Kennedi Edney and Myia Hambrick became one of eight gymnasts 02/12/18 4 4 2 4 2 to score a 9.95 or better on all four events in school history. 02/19/18 2 3 2 3 2 • The duo joined Ashleigh Clare-Kearney, April Burkholder, Jennifer Wood, Rheagan Courville, 02/26/18 3 5 1 3 1 Susan Jackson and Abbey Burns. 03/5/18 2 5 1 3 1 • Edney is one of three gymnasts to achieve a 9.90 or better on all four events in their first two 03/12/18 2 5 1 3 1 seasons. The other two are Burkholder and Courville. 03/19/18 2 5 1 3 2 03/26/18 2 5 1 3 2 2018 Bars Lineup is Best in School History • LSU’s bars lineup of Sami Durante, Myia Hambrick, Ruby Harrold, Kennedi Edney, Lexie INDIVIDUAL (Top 25) AA VT UB BB FX Priessman and Sarah Finnegan has arguably been the best in school history. Reagan Campbell ------• The squad, led by associate head coach Jay Clark, finished ranked No. 1 in RQS. It marked the Julianna Cannamela ------first time in school history LSU has finished No. 1 on bars. • The lineup posted the best score in school history of 49.725 against Texas Woman’s and then Bridget Dean ------went on to break the record again against Arizona with a 49.750. Christina Desiderio ------24 -- • LSU’s score of 49.750 is the second-highest on bars in all of NCAA gymnastics since 1998. Sami Durante ------• LSU’s Top-10 Bars Scores in School History: Kennedi Edney 10 15 13 -- 11 1. 49.750 vs. Arizona 3/17/18 Sarah Edwards ------2 49.725 vs. Texas Woman’s 2/18/18 Sarah Finnegan 4 -- 1 4 7 3. 49.650 vs. Kentucky 3/1/02 Olivia Gunter ------4. 49.625 vs. Alabama 1/19/18 5. 49.600 vs. Iowa 1/9/15 Myia Hambrick 7 13 13 6 1 at Metroplex Challenge 2/15/14 Ruby Harrold ------vs. Arkansas 1/5/18 McKenna Kelley Out for Season 8. 49.575 at NC State 3/9/18 Ashlyn Kirby ------9. 49.550 vs. Auburn 3/4/18 Lauren Li ------at GymQuarters Invite 2/16/18 vs. Alabama 2/8/02 Erin Macadaeg ------vs. Centenary 2/13/98 Lexie Priessman -- -- 7 -- -- Gracen Standley ------

LSU GYMNASTICS • 29 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS APPEARANCES • 13 NCAA INDIVIDUAL NATIONAL TITLES • 225 ALL-AMERICANS Gymnastics Smashes Records with Scores of 49.700 or Better 2018 INDIVIDUAL TITLES • The LSU gymnastics program is one of only three in the nation to own scores of 49.700 or Jan. 5 - ARKANSAS Lexie Priessman - 9.975 higher on all four events. VAULT BEAM • The Tigers joined UCLA and Oklahoma as the only teams to do it after posting a school-record Lexie Priessman - 9.90 Erin Macadaeg - 9.90 49.725 on bars this season BARS Myia Hambrick - 9.90 • LSU has scored a 49.700 or higher on an event 11 times in school history, including nine times in Kennedi Edney - 9.95 Christina Desiderio - 9.90 Sarah Finnegan - 9.95 Sarah Finnegan - 9.90 the last four years. FLOOR BEAM • Times LSU has scored a 49.700 or higher: Kennedi Edney - 9.95 • Vault – 49.825 vs. Minnesota (2015) Sarah Finnegan - 9.925 Lexie Priessman - 9.95 • Bars – 49.750 vs. Arizona (2018, 49.725 vs. TWU (2018) FLOOR ALL-AROUND Myia Hambrick - 9.95 • Beam – 49.725 vs. Arizona (2018) at NCAA Super Six Finals (2017), at Oklahoma Kennedi Edney - 39.625 ALL -AROUND (2005) Sarah Finnegan - 39.650 Feb. 23 - AT GEORGIA • Floor – 49.7125 at NCAA Championship Semifinal II (2017); 49.700 – vs. Auburn VAULT (2016, 18), vs. Minnesota (2015) and vs. Missouri (2014) Jan. 12 - AT FLORIDA Sarah Finnegan - 9.90 • Senior Myia Hambrick has been a part of nine of the 11 lineups that have scored a 49.700 or VAULT Myia Hambrick - 9.90 higher. Lexie Priessman - 9.925 BARS • The following is a list of event scores of 49.700 or higher compared to other teams in the Floor Kennedi Edney - 9.90 Myia Hambrick - 9.95 Lexie Priessman - 9.90 country: ALL-AROUND Sarah Finnegan - 9.90 • LSU is the first school to earn a 49.700 or higher on bars and beam since 1998. Myia Hambrick - 39.550 BEAM • The combine bars and beam score in the same of 99.475 is the highest since 1998. Sarah Finnegan - 9.95 • The 11 event scores of 49.700 or higher is second to UCLA’s 22. Jan. 19 - ALABAMA FLOOR • In 2018, LSU has four scores of 49.700 or higher compared to six for the rest of the country VAULT Lexie Priessman - 9.95 ALL-AROUND combined. Sarah Finnegan - 9.90 BARS Sarah Finnegan - 39.675 • LSU is the only school in the SEC to have 49.700 score or higher in any event this season and Sarah Finnegan - 9.975 the only one with one in the last three seasons. FLOOR March 4 - AUBURN • The nine scores that LSU has in the last four seasons is more than SEC schools have Myia Hambrick - 9.95 VAULT combined for in the last 14 seasons (Florida, 5; Georgia, 2). ALL-AROUND Myia Hambrick - 9.90 Sarah Finnegan - 39.550 Kennedi Edney - 9.90 Myia Hambrick - 39.550 BARS Trio goes 39.700 Plus in Same Season For First Time in School History Kennedi Edney - 9.975 BEAM • Myia Hambrick, Sarah Finnegan and Kennedi Edney have all scored a 39.700 or higher this Jan. 27 - AT METROPLEX season in at least one meet. BARS Erin Macadaeg - 9.95 • It is the first time in school history that three gymnasts have each earned an all-around score of Sarah Finnegan - 9.925 FLOOR FLOOR Sarah Finnegan - 10.000 39.700 or higher in the same season. Myia Hambrick - 10.000 Myia Hambrick - 9.975 • Edney and Hambrick became the first duo in school history to go 39.700 or higher in the same ALL-AROUND meet. Edney took the win with a career high 39.775 and Hambrick was not far behind with a Kennedi Edney - 39.775 Feb. 2 - KENTUCKY career high 39.725 against Auburn. BARS • LSU is the only school in the nation in 2018 to have three gymnasts with an all-around score of Sarah Finnegan - 9.975 March 9 - AT NC STATE 39.700 or higher. Hambrick, Finnegan and Edney have each done it twice. BEAM VAULT Myia Hambrick - 9.925 Ruby Harrold - 9.95 FLOOR BARS Hambrick is Nation’s Top Performer on Floor Myia Hambrick - 9.975 Lexie Priessman - 9.975 • Senior Myia Hambrick is the No. 1 gymnast in the nation on floor in 2018 with an average score ALL-AROUND Sarah Finnegan - 9.975 of 9.925 and RQS of 9.965. Myia Hambrick - 39.700 BEAM • Hambrick has scored a 9.95 higher on the event in eight meets. Myia Hambrick - 9.95 • The Georgia native compiled a streak of four-straight meets with a 9.975, which is tied for her Feb. 9 - AT MISSOURI MARCH 17 - ARIZONA career high. VAULT Myia Hambrick - 9.95 VAULT • This season, Hambrick has joined Ashleigh Gnat (2017) and April Burkholder (2004) as the only Kennedi Edney - 9.95 Myia Hambrick - 9.90 gymnasts in school history to score a 9.95 or higher on floor in seven meets or more in a row. BARS Kennedi Edney - 9.90 Gnat did it eight times and Burkholder did it seven. Myia Hambrick - 9.875 BARS • Hambrick is the only gymnast to score a 9.95 or higher in seven meets to start a season. Lexie Priessman - 9.875 Sarah Finnegan - 10.000 BEAM BEAM • Hambrick has won the floor title in eight meets. With at least five meets left, Hambrick needs Erin Macadaeg - 9.95 Sarah Finnegan - 10.000 five more wins on the event to tie Ashleigh Gnat for the most in a single season in school history Sarah Finnegan - 9.95 Floor (12). FLOOR Kennedi Edney - 9.975 Sarah Finnegan - 9.975 ALL-AROUND Kennedi Edney - 39.700 Finnegan Joins Elite Company with Ten in Three Different Events Myia Hambrick - 9.975 ALL-AROUND Sarah Finnegan - 39.700 • Junior Sarah Finnegan joined LSU legend April Burkholder as the only gymnast in school history Myia Hambrick - 39.625 to score a .0 on three different events in the same season. March 24 - AT SEC • Finnegan earned her first perfect scores on bars and beam against Arizona. She became the Feb. 16 - GYM QUARTERS CHAMPIONSHIPS third LSU gymnast to earn it on bars and first since 2001. The Missouri native earned the fifth 10.0 VAULT ALL-AROUND on beam at LSU and became the fourth gymnast to do it on the event. Myia Hambrick - 9.925 Sarah Finnegan - 39.500 BARS • Finnegan joins Oklahoma’s as the only gymnasts in the country to score a Lexie Priessman - 9.95 April 7 - NCAA REGIONAL perfect score on three different events in 2018. Sarah Finnegan - 9.95 VAULT BEAM Kennedi Edney - 9.95 Hambrick, Finnegan Finally Earn Perfect 10.0 Scores Sarah Finnegan - 9.975 Myia Hambrick - 9.95 FLOOR BEAM • Against Auburn, senior Myia Hambrick and junior Sarah Finnegan punctuated the meet with Myia Hambrick - 9.975 back-to-back perfect 10.0 scores. Myia Hambrick - 9.925 ALL-AROUND FLOOR • The fifth and sixth performers in the Tigers’ floor lineup, which went 49.700 on the event earned Sarah Finnegan - 39.775 Sarah Finnegan - 9.950 their first perfect scores. ALL-AROUND • The scores marked the 22nd and 23rd on floor in school history and pushed LSU’s total perfect Feb. 18 - TWU Sarah Finnegan - 39.625 scores to 55. VAULT Myia Hambrick - 39.626 • They’re the first gymnasts to score a 10.0 on floor since Ashleigh Gnat in 2016 at the SEC Kennedi Edney - 9.90 BARS

LSU GYMNASTICS • 29 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS APPEARANCES • 13 NCAA INDIVIDUAL NATIONAL TITLES • 225 ALL-AMERICANS THE LAST TIME LSU... Championship team. • It marked the first time in LSU history that perfect scores were earned in the same meet on Won a Home Meet... floor. The record previously happened on vault twice and once on beam. 3/17/18 vs. Arizona (198.125-195.525) Gymnastics Shatters Attendance Record Won a Road Meet... • In 2018, LSU shattered multiple attendance records, including a new average attendance record 3/9/18 at NC State (197.575-196.100) with a mark of 12,009. Won a Neutral Site Meet... • LSU finished first in the attendance rankings in the conference and second nationally for the 4/7/18 at NCAA Raleigh Regional (1st of 6, 197.675) highest finishes in school history. • More than 10,000 fans attended all six meets this season. The six meets of 10,000 or more Lost a Home Meet... doubled the previous record set in 2016 and 2017. 3/8/13 vs. No. 5 Alabama (L, 197.725-197.500) • LSU sold out the PMAC twice in the same season and in back-to-back meets for the first time in school history. Lost a Road Meet... 2/13/16 at No. 11 Georgia (L, 197.525-196.800) Gymnastics Boasts Impressive Win Streak in the PMAC • LSU is currently 34-0 inside the Maravich Center since the beginning of the 2014 season for the Lost a Neutral Site Meet... best five-year stretch in school history. 1/27/18 at Metroplex Challenge (2nd of 4, 197.375) • The program is one of three in the nation to go undefeated at home in that same stretch. Scored a 197 or Higher at Home... • Myia Hambrick and Erin Macadaeg are part of history as only the third group of four-year 3/17/18 vs. Arizona (198.125-195.525) seniors to finish their careers inside the Maravich Center with a perfect record. The other stretch came from 1975-78 and 2014-17. Scored a 197 or Higher on the Road/Neutral • Below are the top records for programs at home. Site... School 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Total 4/7/18 at NCAA Raleigh Regional (1st of 6, 197.675) Utah 8-0 14-0 10-0 7-0 4-0 43-0 Nebraska 5-2 8-1 14-2 9-1 6-1 42-7 Scored a 198 or Higher... Michigan 8-2 12-1 8-3 4-1 5-0 37-7 3/17/18 vs. Arizona (198.125-195.525) Denver 6-0 6-3 9-0 8-0 8-0 37-3 Oklahoma 4-1 11-0 7-0 6-0 8-0 36-1 Won the All-Around at Home... 3/17/18 vs. Arizona - Kennedi Edney & Sarah LSU 11-0 5-0 5-0 7-0 6-0 34-0 Finnegan (39.700) D-D Breaux in Historic 41st season with LSU Won the All-Around on the Road/Neutral Site... • Head Coach D-D Breaux heads into 2018 as the Dean of Southeastern Conference coaches. 4/7/18 at NCAA Raleigh Regional - Sarah Finnegan/ • Breaux, in her 41st season as the head coach of the Tigers, has now tied Adolph Rupp of Myia Hambrick (39.625) Kentucky as the longest tenured coach in the history of the league. • In her time as the head coach of the Tigers, Breaux has coached 13 individual national Scored a Perfect 10.00... champions, 211 NACGC/W All-Americans, 77 All-Southeastern Conference performers, 3/17/18 vs. Arizona - Sarah Finnegan, Bars/Beam 39 individual SEC champions, 212 SEC Academic Honor Roll members, 34 AIAW or NCAA Championship appearances and six NCAA Super Six appearances. Scored a Perfect 10.00 at Home... Top-5 Longest Tenured Coaches in SEC History 3/17/18 vs. Arizona - Sarah Finnegan, Bars/Beam Adolph Rupp Kentucky Men’s Basketball 41 (1930-52, 1953-72) Scored a Perfect 10.00 on the Road/Neutral Site... D-D Breaux LSU Gymnastics 41 (1978-2018)* 3/18/17 at SEC Championship - Ashleigh Gnat, Mark Berson South Carolina Men’s Soccer 40 (1978-2017)* Vault Jack Bauerle Georgia & 39 (1979-2018)* Tennessee Women’s Basketball 38 (1974-2012)

Records Fall in PMAC in 2018 • Against Alabama, LSU gymnastics broke the attendance record with 13,729 fans. • LSU sold out the PMAC in back-to-back meets for the first time in school history. The third- largest crowd in school history (13,185) witnessed LSU take down No. 6 Kentucky on Feb. 2. • In the first meet of the season against Arkansas, fans broke the attendance record for a season opener with 10,755 fans. GYMNAST SEASON AND CAREER HIGHS SEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS NAME VAULT BARS BEAM FLOOR ALL-AROUND VAULT BARS BEAM FLOOR ALL-AROUND Reagan Campbell -- -- 9.925 ------9.925 -- -- Julianna Cannamela 9.900 -- 9.325 9.875 -- 9.900 9.850 9.850 9.875 -- Bridget Dean ------Christina Desiderio -- -- 9.950 9.875 ------9.950 9.875 -- Sami Durante -- 9.925 ------9.925 ------Kennedi Edney 9.950 9.975 9.925 9.975 39.775 9.9875 9.975 9.950 9.975 39.775 Sarah Edwards 9.900 -- -- 9.875 -- 9.900 -- -- 9.875 -- Sarah Finnegan 9.900 10.000 10.000 10.000 39.775 9.925 10.000 10.000 10.000 39.775 Olivia Gunter ------Myia Hambrick 9.950 9.975 9.950 10.000 39.725 9.950 9.975 9.950 10.000 39.725 Ruby Harrold 9.950 9.950 -- 9.900 -- 9.950 9.950 -- 9.900 -- McKenna Kelley Out for 2018 Season 9.825 -- -- 9.975 -- Ashlyn Kirby -- 9.175 -- 9.925 -- -- 9.175 -- 9.925 -- Lauren Li ------9.925 -- -- Erin Macadaeg 9.875 -- 9.950 9.775 -- 9.925 -- 9.950 9.950 -- Lexie Priessman 9.925 9.975 -- 9.950 -- 9.925 9.975 9.725 9.950 -- Gracen Standley ------LSU GYMNASTICS • 29 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS APPEARANCES • 13 NCAA INDIVIDUAL NATIONAL TITLES • 225 ALL-AMERICANS • LSU set the school record for most season tickets with more than 5,000 in 2018. LSU RECORD BOOK Rank Attendance Opponent Date W/L Scores 1. 13,729 Alabama 1/19/18 W 197.450-196.725 Single Season Bests 2. 13,296 Alabama 3/4/16 W 197.925-196.225 Floor Titles 3. 13,185 Kentucky 2/2/18 W 197.225-196.700 1. Ashleigh Gnat 12 2017 4. 13,179 Minnesota 3/6/15 W 198.375-195.450 2. Ashleigh Gnat 10 2016 5. 12,609 Florida 3/5/17 W 198.150-196.600 Lloimincia Hall 10 2013 6. 12,217 Florida 2/20/15 W 197.950-197.425 Ashleigh Clare-Kearney 10 2009 7. 12,090 Auburn 3/4/18 W 198.100-195.625 Sandra Smith 10 1980 8. 11,532 Texas Woman’s 1/20/17 W 197.475-192.625 6. April Burkholder 9 2005 9. 11,005 Texas Woman’s 2/18/18 W 198.175-194.200 7. Myia Hambrick 8 2018 Lloimincia Hall 8 2014 10. 10,755 Arkansas 1/5/18 W 197.150-195.350

Edney, Macadaeg, Priessman Add Conference Honors Career Bests • Kennedi Edney was name the league’s gymnast of the week and Erin Macadaeg took home the Bars Titles specialist of the week honors after the Tigers took down Auburn. 1. Sarie Morrison 28 • Edney secured two event titles as well as the all-around win and Macadaeg tied her career high 2. Rheagan Courville 19 on beam with a 9.95 for the title. 3. Ashleigh Clare-Kearney 18 • After a career high 9.975 on bars against NC State, Priessman was named the specialist of the 4. Sarah Finnegan 16 week. Jennifer Wood 16

Gymnasts Sweep SEC Weekly Honors After Double Weekend Beam Titles • Following back-to-back scores of 198 for the first time in school history, LSU gymnasts Sarah 1. April Burkholder 24 Finnegan, Lexie Preissman and Christina Desiderio combined to sweep the Southeastern 2. Sarah Finnegan 16 Conference Weekly honors. • Finnegan posted the second-highest score in the nation and the best in the SEC this year in the Floor Titles all-around (39.775) for gymnast of the week honors. 1. Lloimincia Hall 31 • Priessman took home wins on floor and bars with career-high scores of 9.95 and 9.975. 2. Ashleigh Clare-Kearney 27 • Desiderio won her first career title (beam) and tied her career high on beam twice (9.90) and set April Burkholder 27 a new high on floor (9.875). 4. Ashleigh Gnat 23 5. Sandra Smith 22 Hambrick Goes Back to Back with SEC Honors 6. Myia Hambrick 14 • Myia Hambrick was named SEC Gymnast of the Week after her 39.700 all-around performance against No. 6 Kentucky and 39.625 all-around win at No. 24 Missouri. All-Around Titles • Hambrick won the all-around title with a new career high and also took home the beam title 1. Rheagan Courville 26 after a 9.925 and floor title with a 9.975 to tie her career high against Kentucky. 2. April Burkholder 25 • Hambrick also took home four titles and finished second on beam at Missouri. 3. Ashleigh Clare-Kearney 22 4. Sandra Smith 19 Finnegan, Durante Earn Conference Honors 5. Susan Jackson 16 •Junior Sarah Finnegan was named the Southeastern Conference Gymnast of the Week and Sami 6. Myia Hambrick 14 Durante was named the Freshman of the Week after the win over No. 9 Alabama. Jeanie Beadle 14 •Finnegan won vault, bars and all-around titles against the Crimson Tide on the way to her second SEC honor of the season. Total Individual Titles •Durante posted a career-high score of 9.90 on bars in the leadoff spot. 1. Ashleigh Clare-Kearney 114 2. April Burkholder 108 Hambrick Named SEC Gymnast of the Week 3. Rheagan Courville 95 •Senior Myia Hambrick was named the Southeastern Conference Gymnast of the Week after 4. Sandra Smith 93 taking home the all-around tile at Florida with a score of 39.550. 5. Susan Jackson 74 • The score marked the highest by an SEC gymnast during the second week of the season. 6. Jeanie Beadle 66 • Hambrick posted a 9.95 in the anchor spot of floor to tie her career high. The Temple, Georgia 7. Ashleigh Gnat 62 native also scored a 9.90 on both vault and beam. Jennifer Wood 62 9. Myia Hambrick 52 Angie Topham 47 Season Opener Success 11. Sarah Finnegan 46 • For the second-straight season, LSU posted a score of 197 or higher in the season opener. Sarie Morrison 43 • LSU opened the 2017 season with the highest opening score in school history. The Tigers routed No. 9 Georgia 17.825-193.600. • The Tigers’ score of 197 or higher in the opener marked just the fourth time in school history a squad has cracked the 197 mark. LSU’s Top 5 Season Opener Scores: 1) 197.825 - Jan. 6, 2017 vs. Georgia [Advanced to Super Six] 2) 197.200 - Jan. 10, 2014 vs. Centenary [Advanced to Super Six] 3) 197.150 - Jan. 5, 2018 vs. Arkansas 4) 197.125 - Jan. 9, 2015 vs. Iowa 5) 196.950 - Jan. 9, 2016 vs. Oklahoma [Advanced to Super Six]

Returning All-Americans and All-SEC Performers • LSU returns five All-Americans, five All-SEC performers and a pair of SEC Champions in 2017. • Myia Hambrick is a 12-time All-American, Sarah Finnegan is an eight-time All-American, Lexie Priessman is a three-time All-American, Kennedi Edney is a two-time All-American and Erin Macadaeg has one All-America honor.

LSU GYMNASTICS • 29 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS APPEARANCES • 13 NCAA INDIVIDUAL NATIONAL TITLES • 225 ALL-AMERICANS SEC WEEKLY HONORS • Edney, Finnegan, Hambrick, Harrold and Priessman are LSU’s All-SEC performers. Hambrick and Priessman have won SEC event championships as well. SEC Gymnast of the Week - 9 Honors Sarah Finnegan - vs. Arkansas Kelley Out for 2018 With Achilles Injury Myia Hambrick - at Florida • LSU sophomore McKenna Kelley is out for the 2018 season after rupturing her Achilles in Sarah Finnegan - vs. Alabama practice during the fall. Myia Hambrick - vs. Kentucky • Kelley, who is a two-time All-American and the 2017 SEC Floor Exercise Champion was expected Myia Hambrick - at Missouri to anchor the Tigers’ floor lineup as well as find a spot on vault and beam. Sarah Finnegan - at GymQuarters/vs. TWU Sarah Finnegan - at Georgia Assistant Coaches Clark, Moore are Nation’s Best Kennedi Edney - vs. Auburn • Associate coach Jay Clark and assistant coach Bob Moore are considered as the top assistant Sarah Finnegan - vs. Arizona duo in the nation. • Following last season, Clark has now coached the most NCAA bars national champions between SEC Specialist of the Week - 3 Honors his work at Georgia and LSU. Lexie Priessman - at GymQuarters/vs. TWU • Moore also became the most decorated vault coach in NCAA history after leading Kennedi Erin Macadaeg - vs. Auburn Edney to the 2017 title. Lexie Priessman - at NC State Home Win Streak Continues to Climb SEC Freshman of the Week - 2 Honors • LSU has gone unbeaten at home in the last five seasons as the Tigers went 11-0 in 2014, 5-0 in Sami Durante - vs. Alabama 2015, 5-0 in 2016, 7-0 in 2017, and 6-0 in 2018. Christina Desiderio - at GymQuarters/vs. TWU • LSU won all seven home meets in 2014: Centenary, No. 14 Auburn, No. 7 Alabama, Missouri, No. 25 North Carolina State, Kentucky and the NCAA Baton Rouge Regional (No. 10 Stanford, No. 13 NCAA REGIONAL SITES Auburn, No. 21 Arizona, Iowa State, Kent State). April 7, 2018 Ohio State Regional • LSU won all five home meets in 2015: Iowa, Missouri, No. 9 Georgia, No. 2 Florida, No. 16 Utah Regional 1. UCLA Minnesota. 1. *Utah 2. Arkansas • The squad beat No. 1 Oklahoma, No. 20 Kentucky, No. 8 Arkansas, No. 8 Auburn, and No. 3 2. California 3. Boise St. Alabama to go 5-0 in 2016. 3. Auburn 4. *Ohio St. • During the 2017 season, LSU defeated No. 9 Georgia, Texas Woman’s, No. 11 Missouri, No. 20 4. BYU 5. Pittsburgh George Washington and No. 22 Iowa, No. 3 Florida and New Hampshire. 5. Stanford 6. Kent St. • In 2018, LSU took down No. 19 Arkansas, No. 9 Alabama, No. 6 Kentucky, TWU, No. 15 6. Southern Utah Auburn and No. 36 Arizona. Penn State Regional • In the 34-meet win streak at the PMAC, the Tigers have earned wins over Top-5 teams nine Alabama Regional 1. Florida times and the last loss came to Alabama in 2013. 1. *Alabama 2. Washington 2. Michigan 3. Arizona St. CAREER INDIVIDUAL TITLES 3. Georgia 4. West Virginia Sr. Myia Hambrick - 52 total titles: 14 Floor, 14 All-Around, 13 Vault, 8 Beam, 3 Bars 4. Missouri 5. *Penn St. 2018 titles - 24 (8 FX, 6 VT, 5 AA, 4 BB, 1 UB) 5. Illinois 6. New Hampshire • Floor titles: 9.95 vs. Arkansas, 9.95 at Florida; 9.95 vs. Alabama, 9.975 at Metroplex Challenge, 6. Central Mich. 9.975 vs. Kentucky, 9.975 at Missouri, 9.975 at GymQuarters Invite, 10.000 vs. Auburn Minnesota Regional • All-Around titles: 39.550 at Florida. 39.550 vs. Alabama, 39.700 vs. Kentucky, 39.625 at Missouri, North Carolina State 1. Oklahoma 39.625 at NCAA Raleigh Regional 1. LSU 2. Kentucky • Vault titles: 9.95 at Missouri, 9.925 at GymQuarters invite, 9.90 at Georgia, 9.90 vs. Auburn, 9.90 2. Nebraska 3. Denver vs. Arizona, 9.95 at NCAA Raleigh Regional 3. Oregon St. 4. *Minnesota • Beam titles: 9.925 vs. Kentucky, 9.90 vs. Texas Woman’s, 9.95 at NC State, 9.925 at NCAA 4. George 5. Iowa St. Raleigh Regional Washington 6. Iowa • Bars title: 9.875 at Missouri 5. *NC State 2017 titles - 9 (3 AA, 3 FX, 2 VT, 1 BB ) 6. Maryland April 20-21 • All-Around titles: 39.575 vs. Georgia, 39.600 at Alabama, 39.475 at Auburn NCAA • Floor titles: 9.95 at Alabama, 9.95 at Kentucky, 9.95 vs. Florida Championships – St. • Vault titles: 9.95 vs. Missouri, 9.90 vs. New Hampshire Louis, Mo. • Beam title: 9.95 at Arkansas Chaifetz Arena 2016 titles - 15 (6 AA, 3 BB, 3 FX, 2 UB, 1 VT) • Vault title: 9.875 vs. Arkansas • Bars titles: 9.925 vs. Arkansas, 9.925 vs. Auburn • Beam titles: 9.925 vs. Arkansas, 9.90 vs. Auburn, 9.90 at NCAA Athens Regional • Floor titles: 9.90 vs. Arkansas, 9.95 at NCAA Athens Regional, 9.925 at NCAA Semifinal I • All-Around titles: 39.450 vs. Oklahoma, 39.325 vs. Kentucky, 39.625 vs. Arkansas, 39.625 vs. Auburn, 39.450 at Texas Woman’s, 39.550 at NCAA Athens Regional 2015 titles - 4 (4 VT) • Vault titles: 9.85 at Kentucky, 9.925 at Alabama, 9.95 at SEC Championship, 9.95 at NCAA Semifinal II

Jr. Sarah Finnegan - 46 total titles: 16 Beam, 16 Bars, 9 All-Around, 3 FX, 2 VT 2018 titles - 26 (8 UB, 7 AA, 6 BB, 3 FX, 2 VT ) • Bars titles: 9.950 vs. Arkansas, 9.975 vs. Alabama, 9.925 at Metroplex Challenge, 9.975 vs. Kentucky, 9.95 at GymQuarters Invite; 9.90 at Georgia, 9.975 at NC State, 10.000 vs. Arizona • Beam title: 9.925 vs. Arkansas, 9.90 at Missouri, 9.975 at GymQuarters Invite, 9.90 vs. Texas Woman’s; 9.95 at Georgia, 10.000 vs. Arizona • All-Around titles: 39.650 vs. Arkansas, 39.550 vs. Alabama, 39.775 at GymQuarters Invite, 39.675 at Georgia, 39.700 vs. Arizona, 39.500 at SEC Championships, 39.625 at NCAA Raleigh Regional

LSU GYMNASTICS • 29 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS APPEARANCES • 13 NCAA INDIVIDUAL NATIONAL TITLES • 225 ALL-AMERICANS • Floor titles: 9.975 at Missouri, 10.000 vs. Auburn, 9.950 at NCAA Raleigh Regional • Vault titles: 9.90 vs. Alabama; 9.90 at Georgia 2017 titles - 13 (6 BB, 5 UB, 2 AA) • Bars titles: 9.900 vs. Georgia, 9.925 vs. Texas Woman’s, 9.925 vs. Florida, 9.95 at NCAA Lincoln Regional, 9.95 at NCAA Semifinal II • Beam titles: 9.950 vs. Georgia, 9.925 at Alabama, 9.925 vs. Texas Woman’s, 9.95 vs. Missouri, 9.95 vs. George Washington/Iowa, 9.95 at Auburn • All-Around title: 39.300 vs. Texas Woman’s, 39.475 at NCAA Lincoln Regional 2016 titles - 7 (4 BB, 3 UB) • Bars titles: 9.950 vs. NC State (Lady Luck Invite), 9.925 vs. Alabama, 9.950 at Texas Woman’s • Beam titles: 9.925 vs. Oklahoma, 9.90 vs. Kentucky, 9.925 vs. Arkansas, 9.90 at Texas Woman’s

So. Kennedi Edney - 24 total titles; 10 Vault, 6 All-Around, 5 Bars , 2 Floor, 1 Beam 2018 tiles - 13 (5 VT, 3 UB, 3 AA, 2 FX) • Vault titles: 9.950 at Missouri, 9.90 vs. Texas Woman’s, 9.900 vs. Auburn, 9.900 vs. Arizona, 9.950 at NCAA Raleigh Regional • Bars titles: 9.950 vs. Arkansas, 9.90 at Georgia, 9.975 vs. Auburn, 9.950 at NCAA Raleigh Regional • All-Around title: 39.625 vs. Texas Woman’s , 39.775 vs. Auburn, 39.700 vs. Arizona • Floor title: 9.950 vs. Texas Woman’s, 9.975 vs. Arizona 2017 titles - 11 (5 VT, 3 AA, 2 UB, 1 BB,) • Vault titles: 9.950 vs. Georgia, 9.900 at Arkansas, 9.95 vs. George Washington/Iowa, 9.925 at NCAA Lincoln Regional, 9.9875 at NCAA Semifinal II • All-Around titles: 39.625 at Kentucky, 39.375 vs. Missouri, 39.500 at Arkansas • Bars titles: 9.925 at Kentucky, 9.95 vs. New Hampshire • Beam title: 9.950 at Kentucky

Jr. Lexie Priessman - 15 total titles: 11 Bars, 2 Vault, 2 Floor 2018 titles - 8 (4 UB, 2 VT, 2 FX) • Bars title: 9.875 at Missouri, 9.95 at GymQuarters Invite, 9.975 vs. Texas Woman’s; 9.90 at Georgia • Vault titles: 9.900 vs. Arkansas, 9.925 at Florida • Floor title: 9.950 vs. Texas Woman’s; 9.95 at Georgia 2017 titles - 6 (6 UB) • Bars titles: 9.925 at Kentucky, 9.900 at Arkansas; 9.95 vs. George Washington/Iowa, 9.925 at Auburn, 9.925 vs. Florida, 9.95 at SEC Championship 2016 titles - 1 (1 UB) • Bars title: 9.925 vs. Kentucky

Sr. Erin Macadaeg - 9 total titles: 8 Beam, 1 Floor 2018 titles - 3 (3 BB) • Beam tile: 9.90 at Missouri, vs. Texas Woman’s, 9.95 vs. Auburn 2017 titles - 1 (1 BB) • Beam titles: 9.95 vs. Florida 2016 titles - 4 (3 BB, 1 FX) • Beam titles: 9.875 vs. NC State (Lady Luck Invite), 9.925 at Georgia, 9.925 vs. Alabama • Floor title: 9.950 vs. NC State (Lady Luck Invite) 2015 titles - 1 (1 BB) • Beam title: 9.95 vs. Georgia

Jr. McKenna Kelley - 2 total titles: 2 Floor 2017 titles - 1 (1 FX) • Floor titles: 9.975 vs. George Washington/Iowa, 9.95 at SEC Championship

So. Ruby Harrold - 2 total title: 1 Bar, 1 Vault 2018 title - 1 (1 VT) • Vault title: 9.95 at NC State 2017 title - 1 (1 UB) • Bars title: 9.875 vs. Missouri

Fr. Christina Desiderio - 1 total title: 1 Beam 2018 title - 1 (1 BB) • Beam title: 9.90 vs. Texas Woman’s

LSU GYMNASTICS • 29 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS APPEARANCES • 13 NCAA INDIVIDUAL NATIONAL TITLES • 225 ALL-AMERICANS NCAA POSTSEASON HISTORY - TEAM NCAA TEAM NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS - 0 TOP NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS EVENT SCORES - NCAA SEMIFINAL, SUPER SIX or NCAA SUPER SIX FINALS APPEARANCES - 6 EVENT FINALS 2017 (2nd place) VAULT 2016 (2nd place) 1. 9.9875 (won VT) Kennedi Edney 2017 Prelim-B St. Louis, Mo. 2014 (3rd place) 2. 9.975 (won VT) Rheagan Courville 2014 Event Finals Birmingham, Ala. 2013 (5th place) 3. 9.9625 Sydney Ewing 2017 Prelim-B St. Louis, Mo. 2009 (6th place) T4. 9.950 Ashleigh Gnat 2016 Super Six Finals Fort Worth, Texas 2008 (5th place) T4. 9.950 Myia Hambrick 2015 Prelim-B Fort Worth, Texas T4. 9.950 Rheagan Courville 2013 Prelim-A Los Angeles, Calif. T4. 9.950 Susan Jackson 2010 Prelim-A Gainesville, Fla. TOP 10 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS TEAM TOTALS - NCAA SEMIFINAL OR SUPER SIX T4. 9.950 Ashleigh Clare-Kearney 2009 Super Six Finals Lincoln, Neb. 1. 198.2750 2017 Prelim-B St. Louis, Mo. T4. 9.950 Ashleigh Clare-Kearney 2009 Prelim-A Lincoln, Neb. 2. 197.7375 2017 Super Six Finals St. Louis, Mo. T4. 9.950 Susan Jackson 2009 Prelim-A Lincoln, Neb. 3. 197.600 2014 Super Six Finals Birmingham, Ala. T4. 9.950 Nicki Butler 2007 Prelim-B Salt Lake City, Utah 4. 197.450 2016 Super Six Finals Fort Worth, Texas T4. 9.950 April Burkholder 2004 Prelim-B Los Angeles, Calif. 5. 197.3375 2016 Prelim-A Fort Worth, Texas 6. 197.325 2013 Prelim-A Los Angeles, Calif. BARS 7. 197.100 2014 Prelim-A Birmingham, Ala. T1. 9.950 (won UB) Sarah Finnegan 2017 Prelim-B St. Louis, Mo. 8. 197.050 2013 Super Six Finals Los Angeles, Calif. T1. 9.950 Sarie Morrison 2013 Prelim-A Los Angeles, Calif. 9. 196.650 2004 Prelim-B Los Angeles, Calif. T1. 9.950 Ashleigh Clare-Kearney 2008 Prelim-A Athens, Ga. 10. 196.575 2008 Prelim-A Athens, Ga. T3. 9.925 Lexie Priessman) 2017 Prelim-B St. Louis, Mo. T3. 9.925 Rheagan Courville 2015 Prelim-B Fort Worth, Texas TOP 10 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS EVENT SCORES - NCAA SEMIFINAL OR SUPER SIX T3. 9.925 Sarie Morrison 2014 Super Six Finals Birmingham, Ala. VAULT T3. 9.925 Randii Wyrick 2013 Prelim-A Los Angeles, Calif. 1. 49.5625 2017 Prelim-B St. Louis, Mo. T3. 9.925 (Runner up) Summer Hubbard 2010 Event Finals Gainesville, Fla. 2. 49.525 2016 Super Six Finals Fort Worth, Texas T3. 9.925 Susan Jackson 2010 Prelim-A Gainesville, Fla. 3. 49.500 2013 Prelim-A Los Angeles, Calif. T3. 9.925 Summer Hubbard 2008 Prelim-A Athens, Ga. 4. 49.450 2009 Prelim-A Lincoln, Neb. 10. 9.9125 Susan Jackson 2010 Event Finals Gainesville, Fla. 5. 49.375 2015 Prelim-B Fort Worth, Texas 6. 49.350 2014 Prelim-A Birmingham, Ala. BEAM 7. 49.3375 2016 Prelim-A Fort Worth, Texas 1. 9.9750 Sarah Finnegan 2017 Super Six Finals St. Louis, Mo. 8. 49.325 2014 Super Six Finals Birmingham, Ala. 2. 9.9625 (won BB) Susan Jackson 2010 Event Finals Gainesville, Fla. T9. 49.300 2017 Super Six Finals St. Louis, Mo. T3. 9.950 Ashleigh Gnat 2017 Super Six Finals St. Louis, Mo. T9. 49.300 2007 Prelim-B Salt Lake City, Utah T3. 9.950 Myia Hambrick 2017 Super Six Finals St. Louis, Mo. T9. 49.300 2004 Prelim-B Los Angeles, Calif. T5. 9.9375 Kennedi Edney 2017 Super Six Finals St. Louis, Mo. T5. 9.9375 Ashleigh Gnat 2017 Prelim-B St. Louis, Mo. BARS T5. 9.9375 Myia Hambrick 2017 Prelim-B St. Louis, Mo. 1. 49.475 2013 Prelim-A Los Angeles, Calif. T8. 9.9125 Erin Macadaeg 2017 Super Six Finals St. Louis, Mo. 2. 49.450 2008 Prelim-A Athens, Ga. T8. 9.9125 Sarah Finnegan 2017 Prelim-B St. Louis, Mo. 3. 49.425 2015 Prelim-B Fort Worth, Texas T8. 9.9125 (won BB) April Burkholder 2006 Event Finals Corvallis, Ore. 4. 49.4125 2017 Prelim-B St. Louis, Mo. 5. 49.400 2014 Super Six Finals Birmingham, Ala. FLOOR 6. 49.3875 2017 Super Six Finals St. Louis, Mo. 1. 9.9625 (wonFX) Ashleigh Gnat 2017 Prelim-B St. Louis, Mo. 7. 49.325 2016 Prelim-A Fort Worth, Texas T2. 9.950 Myia Hambrick 2017 Prelim-B St. Louis, Mo. 8. 49.300 2010 Prelim-A Gainesville, Fla. T2. 9.950 Sarah Finnegan 2017 Prelim-B St. Louis, Mo. 9. 49.275 2004 Prelim-B Los Angeles, Calif. T2. 9.950 McKenna Kelley 2017 Prelim-B St. Louis, Mo. T5. 9.950 Lloimincia Hall 2014 Super Six Finals Birmingham, Ala. 10. 49.225 2014 Prelim-A Birmingham, Ala. T5. 9.950 Rheagan Courville 2014 Super Six Finals Birmingham, Ala. T5. 9.950 Lloimincia Hall 2013 Super Six Finals Los Angeles, Calif. BEAM T5. 9.950 (won FX) Ashleigh Clare-Kearney 2009 Event Finals Lincoln, Neb. 1. 49.7250 2017 Super Six Final St. Louis, Mo. T5. 9.950 (won FX) Nicki Arnstad 2002 Event Finals Tuscaloosa, Ala. 2. 49.5875 2017 Prelim-B St. Louis, Mo. T10. 9.925 Ashleigh Gnat 2016 Super Six Finals Fort Worth, Texas 3. 49.3375 2016 Super Six Finals Fort Worth, Texas T10. 9.925 Myia Hambrick 2016 Super Six Finals Fort Worth, Texas 4. 49.325 2014 Super Six Finals Birmingham, Ala. T10. 9.925 (Runner up) Myia Hambrick 2016 Prelim-A Fort Worth, Texas 5. 49.300 2016 Prelim-A Fort Worth, Texas T10. 9.925 Ashleigh Gnat 2015 Prelim-B Fort Worth, Texas T6. 49.250 2007 Prelim-B Salt Lake City, Utah T10. 9.925 Jessica Savona 2014 Prelim-A Birmingham, Ala. T6. 49.250 2012 Prelim-A Duluth, Ga. T10. 9.925 Ashleigh Clare-Kearney 2009 Super Six Finals Lincoln, Neb. 8. 49.175 2014 Prelim-A Birmingham, Ala. T10. 9.925 Nicki Arnstad 2002 Prelim-A Tuscaloosa, Ala. 9. 49.125 2013 Super Six Finals Los Angeles, Calif. 10. 49.000 2013 Prelim-A Los Angeles, Calif. TOP 10 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS INDIVIDUAL ALL-AROUND TOTALS T1. 39.625 Sarah Finnegan 2017 Super Six Finals St. Louis Mo. FLOOR T1. 39.625 (won AA) Susan Jackson 2010 Prelim-A Gainesville, Fla. 1. 49.7125 2017 Prelim-B St. Louis, Mo. T1. 39.625 Ashleigh Clare-Kearney 2008 Super Six Finals Athens, Ga. T2. 49.550 2014 Super Six Finals Birmingham, Ala. 4. 39.600 April Burkholder 2004 Prelim-B Los Angeles, Calif. T2. 49.550 2013 Super Six Finals Los Angeles, Calif. T5. 39.5875 Sarah Finnegan 2017 Prelim-B St. Louis, Mo. 4. 49.475 2015 Prelim-B Fort Worth, Texas T5. 39.5875 Myia Hambrick 2017 Prelim-B St. Louis, Mo. 5. 49.4625 2016 Super Six Finals Fort Worth, Texas 7. 39.575 (Runner up) Rheagan Courville 2013 Prelim-A Los Angeles, Calif. T6. 49.375 2016 Prelim-A Fort Worth, Texas 8. 39.5625 (3rd place) Myia Hambrick 2016 Prelim-A Fort Worth, Texas T6. 49.375 2002 Prelim-A Tuscaloosa, Ala. T9. 39.550 (3rd place) Rheagan Courville 2015 Prelim-B Fort Worth, Texas T8. 49.350 2014 Prelim-A Birmingham, Ala. T9. 39.550 Rheagan Courville 2014 Super Six Finals Birmingham, Ala. T8. 49.350 2013 Prelim-A Los Angeles, Calif. T9. 39.550 Ashleigh Clare-Kearney 2009 Super Six Finals Lincoln, Neb. 10. 49.3250 2017 Prelim-B St. Louis, Mo.

LSU GYMNASTICS • 29 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS APPEARANCES • 13 NCAA INDIVIDUAL NATIONAL TITLES • 225 ALL-AMERICANS INDIVIDUAL NATIONAL CHAMPIONS TOTAL INDIVIDUAL NATIONAL TITLES - 13 Rheagan Courville 2013 NCAA Vault National Champion Jeanie Beadle 2014 NCAA Vault National Champion 1977 AIAW Balance Beam National Champion Rheagan Courville capped one of the best seasons in LSU history by winning A pioneer in LSU gymnastics history, Jeanie Beadle won the Tigers’ first the vault national title on April 21, 2013 inside Pauley Pavilion in Los Angeles, individual national championship, claiming the AIAW beam title in 1977. She Calif. Courville performed a fantastic vault to score a 9.9250 and take home competed for LSU from 1976-80 and earned All-America status in 1977 and the title. Her sophomore campaign in 2013 will go down as one of the finest 1978. Her national title marked the first individual title for any female student- in LSU gymnastics. She won SEC Gymnast of the Year and became the first athlete in LSU history, and her All-America honors were also a first for a female Tiger gymnast to win three titles at one SEC Championship as she captured the student-athlete at LSU. As the leader of the team during her career, Beadle vault, beam and all-around titles. Courville was also named the NCAA Central guided the Tigers to three straight first-place finishes at the AIAW Regionals. Region Gymnast of the Year after she led the nation with nine all-around For all her accomplishments and firsts at LSU, the Baton Rouge native was victories in 2013. She became the first LSU gymnast in history to repeat as inducted into the LSU Athletics Hall of Fame in 1999. national champion in an event as she captured the 2014 NCAA vault national title. Courville earned the highest score on vault ever in the NCAA Individual Nicki Arnstad Event Finals competition with a 9.9750 to win the national title on April 20, 2002 NCAA Floor Exercise National Champion 2014 inside BJCC Arena in Birmingham, Ala. The national title capped another Nicki Arnstad capped an exceptional four-year career by winning the NCAA fantastic season for the Baton Rouge native. In 2014, Courville earned Central floor title at the 2002 national championships in Tuscaloosa, Ala. In the Region Gymnast of the Year honors for the second straight year, finished No. 2 final performance of her career, Arnstad tallied a 9.950 to claim LSU’s first nationally in the all-around rankings, tallied eight All-America honors including NCAA individual national title. She earned a total of four All-America honors multiple first-team honors on vault and the all-around, and she became only during her career as she was recognized twice on the floor and twice in the the fourth gymnast in school history to record two or more perfect 10 scores all-around. Also a two-time First Team All-SEC performer, she still shares the on vault in her career. school record on the floor exercise (10.00), posting the perfect score twice during her senior season including at the NCAA Central Regional to lead LSU to Ashleigh Gnat the NCAA Championships. 2017 NCAA Floor National Champion Ashleigh Gnat finished one of the most successful careers in school history April Burkholder by winning the floor title on April 15, 2017 inside Chaifetz Arena in St. Louis, 2006 NCAA Balance Beam National Champion Missouri. Gnat totaled a 9.9625 in the anchor spot of the Tigers’ floor lineup One of the most decorated gymnasts in LSU history, April Burkholder ended a that set a school record with a score of 49.7125. Gnat was named the stellar four-year career by winning the national beam title at the 2006 NCAA Southeastern Conference Specialist of the Year and NACGC Central Region Championships. In her final meet as a Tiger, Burkholder posted a 9.9125 on Gymnast of the Year for a second-straight season. The Lake Mary, Florida the beam in Corvallis, Ore., to become LSU’s second beam national champion. native was also selected as the winner of the 2017 AAI Award, which is given She recorded a school record 14 All-America honors during her career and was to the nation’s top senior gymnast and a finalist for the Honda Award. Gnat named to the All-SEC team four times. Burkholder was also selected as both finished her career as a four-time SEC Champion and 17-time All-American. the NCAA Central Region and SEC Gymnast of the Year twice (2004 and 2005) She set multiple school records, including the most floor titles in a single and was named the SEC Freshman of the Year in 2003. She is also second in season in school history (12) and tied for the most perfect 10.0 scores in a school history with eight perfect 10.00’s and the only Tiger with at least one on career with nine. three different events - scoring four on floor, two on vault and two on beam. Kennedi Edney Ashleigh Clare-Kearney 2017 NCAA Vault National Champion 2009 NCAA Vault National Champion Kennedi Edney made her mark as a consistent performer on three events and 2009 NCAA Floor Exercise National Champion ended the season in style sa the NCAA vault champion. Edney stuck her 1 1/2 Ashleigh Clare-Kearney finished her outstanding career April 18, 2009, by vault for a score of 9.9875 at the national championship meet on April 15, 2017 becoming LSU’s first two-time national champion as she captured the vault inside Chaifetz Arena in St. Louis. Edney’s score marked the highest by an LSU national title with a 9.900 average and the floor national title with a 9.950 gymnast ever at an NCAA Championship. The Chino, California native became score in Lincoln, Neb. The five-time First Team All-American capped her senior the first freshman national champion in school history. Edney completed season by earning NCAA Central Region Gymnast of the Year recognition, and one of the most consistent seasons in school history as she became just the she recorded her third straight First Team All-SEC honor after repeating as SEC second gymnast in school history to earn a score of 9.925 or better on all four Floor Exercise Champion. She was also the SEC Gymnast of the Year as a junior events. Edney was named to the All-SEC freshman team and earned two All- as she became LSU’s second SEC All-Around champion in 2008. Clare-Kearney America honors. ended her career as LSU’s all-time leader in individual titles as she finished with 114, and she was instrumental in leading the Tigers to back-to-back NCAA Sarah Finnegan Super Six appearances in 2008 and 2009. 2017 NCAA Bars National Champion Sarah Finnegan became the third sophomore in school history to win a national title as she captured the bars national title with a 9.950 at the 2017 Susan Jackson NCAA Championships in St. Louis, Missouri. Finnegan became the first NCAA 2008 NCAA Vault National Champion champion on bars in school history in front of her home state. Finnegan ended 2010 NCAA All-Around National Champion the season with five All-America honors, including four at the NCAA meet 2010 NCAA Balance Beam National Champion on bars, beam, floor and All-Around. During the Super Six finals, Finnegan Susan Jackson became LSU’s first gymnast to win a national title before her shattered her previous career high in the all-around with a 39.625 to tie for the senior season as she earned the vault national title with a 9.8563 average as a highest score at the NCAA Championship in school history. sophomore at the 2008 NCAA Championships in Athens, Ga. After finishing as national runner up on vault in 2009 behind Ashleigh Clare-Kearney, Jackson went out on top as a senior in 2010 by capturing two more national titles to become LSU’s first three-time champion. She tallied a 39.625 all-around score at the NCAA Championships in Gainesville, Fla., to earn LSU’s first All-Around national title, and two days later she punctuated her career with a near-flawless performance to earn the beam national title with a 9.9625 score. Displaying consistency all season as a senior, Jackson was named the SEC Gymnast of the Year and NCAA Central Region Gymnast of the Year, and she became the first LSU gymnast to receive the prestigious AAI Award and Gymnastics that both go to the nation’s top gymnast. Jackson further cemented her legacy by winning 11 all-around titles in 2010, breaking a 30-year-old school record for the most in a single season.

LSU GYMNASTICS • 29 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS APPEARANCES • 13 NCAA INDIVIDUAL NATIONAL TITLES • 225 ALL-AMERICANS HIGHEST ALL-TIME EVENT SCORES - TEAM Vault at Kentucky 1/27/17 1. 49.825 vs. Minnesota 3/6/15 vs. Minnesota 3/6/15 2. 49.650 NCAA Baton Rouge Regional 4/5/14 vs. Arkansas 2/28/03 3. 49.625 vs. Florida 3/5/17 at Alabama 3/6/99 at Centenary/New Hampshire 3/13/15 21. 49.450 vs. Kentucky 2/2/18 NCAA Central Regional Championships 4/12/08 at Auburn 2/24/17 at Centenary 3/12/04 vs. Georgia 1/6/17 7. 49.600 at Alabama 1/13/17 vs. Alabama 3/4/16 at Oklahoma 2/9/14 vs. Arkansas 2/5/16 vs. Alabama 3/8/13 vs. Florida 2/20/15 10. 49.575 at SEC Championship Session II 3/18/17 vs. Kentucky 3/14/14 vs. George Washington/Iowa 2/19/17 at Centenary 3/12/04 at Auburn 2/13/15 vs. Georgia 3/7/03 vs. Missouri 2/28/14 vs. Illinois/Illinois-Chicago/Michigan State 3/12/99 vs. Alabama 1/31/14 vs. Florida 2/26/99 15. 49.5625 at NCAA Championships Semifinal II 4/14/17 vs. Centenary/Texas Woman’s 2/12/99 16. 49.550 at Florida 2/26/16 at SEC Championship Session II 3/21/15 Floor at Florida 2/21/14 1. 49.7125 at NCAA Championships Semifinal II 4/14/17 at Auburn 2/22/13 2. 49.700 vs. Auburn 3/4/18 vs. Centenary 3/18/05 vs. Auburn 2/19/16 21. 49.525 at Missouri 2/9/18 vs. Minnesota 3/6/15 vs. Georgia 1/6/17 vs. Missouri 2/28/14 at NCAA Super Six Finals 4/16/16 6. 49.675 vs. Ohio State 3/5/04 at Texas Woman’s/Oregon State/New Hampshire 3/12/16 7. 49.650 at Missouri 2/9/18 at SEC Championship Session II 3/22/14 NCAA Baton Rouge Regional 4/5/14 at Metroplex Challenge 2/15/14 9. 49.625 vs. Florida 3/5/17 at SEC Championship Session II 3/23/13 at Texas Woman’s/Oregon State/New Hampshire 3/12/16 vs. Michigan State 2/29/08 vs. Alabama 3/4/16 NCAA Central Regional Championships 4/2/04 vs. Georgia 2/6/15 at SEC Championship Session II 3/23/13 Bars 14. 49.600 vs. Texas Woman’s 2/18/18 1. 49.750 vs. Arizona 3/17/18 at Centenary/Texas Woman’s 3/21/03 2. 49.725 vs. Texas Woman’s 2/18/18 16. 49.575 at Centenary/New Hampshire 3/13/15 3. 49.650 vs. Kentucky 3/1/02 vs. Florida 2/20/15 4. 49.625 vs. Alabama 1/19/18 vs. Missouri 3/14/98 5. 49.600 vs. Iowa 1/9/15 19. 49.550 at GymQuarters 2/16/18 at Metroplex Challenge 2/15/14 at SEC Championship Session II 3/18/17 vs. Arkansas 1/5/18 vs. George Washington/Iowa 2/19/17 8. 49.575 at NC State 3/9/18 at Arkansas 2/10/17 9. 49.550 vs. Auburn 3/4/18 at Kentucky 1/27/17 at GymQuarters Invite 2/16/18 at SEC Championship Session II 3/19/16 vs. Alabama 2/8/02 at SEC Championship Session II 3/21/15 vs. Centenary 2/13/98 at NCAA Super Six Finals 4/19/14 13. 49.525 vs. Denver 1/26/01 vs. Alabama 1/31/14 14. 49.500 vs. George Washington and Iowa 2/19/17 at NCAA Super Six Finals 4/20/13 vs. Florida 2/20/15 vs. Michigan State 2/29/08 vs. Missouri 2/28/14 vs. Arkansas 2/4/05 vs. North Carolina/Illinois-Chicago 2/20/09 vs. Michigan State 1/28/05 vs. Rhode Island/Centenary 3/14/02 vs. Centenary/Rhode Island 3/14/02 19. 49.475 at Texas Woman’s/Oregon State/New Hampshire 3/12/16 vs. Alabama 3/4/16 Team vs. Kentucky 3/14/14 1. 198.375 vs. Minnesota 3/6/15 at NCAA Championships Semifinal I 4/19/13 2. 198.325 NCAA Baton Rouge Regional 4/5/14 at Centenary 3/2/08 3. 198.2750 at NCAA Championships Semifinal II 4/17/17 24. 49.450 at SEC Championship Season II 3/18/17 4. 198.175 vs. Texas Woman’s 2/18/18 vs. Texas Woman’s 1/20/17 vs. Florida 3/5/17 at Metroplex Challenge 1/26/13 6. 198.125 vs. Arizona 3/17/18 vs. North Carolina State 3/7/09 7. 198.100 vs. Auburn 3/4/18 at NCAA Championships Semifinal I 4/24/08 8. 198.075 at GymQuarters 2/16/18 vs. Auburn 1/18/02 at SEC Championship Session II 3/18/17 vs. Georgia 2/6/15 Beam 11. 198.050 vs. Missouri 2/28/14 1. 49.725 vs. Arizona 3/17/18 12. 197.975 vs. George Washington/Iowa 2/19/17 at NCAA Super Six Finals 4/15/17 13. 197.950 vs. Florida 2/20/15 at Oklahoma 3/11/05 14. 197.925 vs. Alabama 3/4/16 4. 49.625 vs. Georgia 2/6/15 15. 197.900 at Florida 2/26/16 5. 49.600 NCAA Baton Rouge Regional 4/5/14 16. 197.875 vs. New Hampshire 3/10/17 6. 49.5875 at NCAA Championships Semifinal II 4/17/17 at Metroplex Challenge 2/15/14 7. 49.575 at GymQuarters 2/17/17 18. 197.850 at Oklahoma (neutral in Tulsa, Okla.) 3/11/05 at Florida 2/26/16 19. 197.825 vs. Georgia 1/6/17 9. 49.550 vs. New Hampshire 3/10/17 197.825 at Texas Woman’s/Oregon State/New Hampshire 3/12/16 at Texas Woman’s 3/13/05 197.825 vs. Auburn 2/19/16 11. 49.525 vs. Auburn 3/4/18 22. 197.800 vs. Kentucky 3/14/14 at GymQuarters 2/16/18 23. 197.775 vs. Michigan State 2/29/08 at Arkansas 2/10/17 24. 197.7375 at NCAA Super Six Finals 4/15/17 14. 49.500 at SEC Championship Season II 3/18/17 25. 197.700 at GymQuarters 2/17/17 15. 49.475 vs. Texas Woman’s 2/18/18 at Arkansas 2/10/17 vs. Florida 3/5/17 at SEC Championship Session II 3/23/13

LSU GYMNASTICS • 29 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS APPEARANCES • 13 NCAA INDIVIDUAL NATIONAL TITLES • 225 ALL-AMERICANS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Single Season Bests Career Bests Total Individual Titles Vault Titles Vault Titles 1. Ashleigh Clare-Kearney 114 1. Susan Jackson 12 2010 1. Ashleigh Clare-Kearney 37 2. April Burkholder 108 Ashleigh Clare-Kearney 12 2008 2. Rheagan Courville 29 3. Rheagan Courville 95 3. Ashleigh Clare-Kearney 11 2007 3. Sandra Smith 26 4. Sandra Smith 93 4. Ashleigh Gnat 10 2016 4. April Burkholder 23 5. Susan Jackson 74 Sandra Smith 10 1980 Angie Topham 23 6. Jeanie Beadle 66 6. Ashleigh Gnat 9 2017 6. Jennifer Wood 22 7. Ashleigh Gnat 62 Ashleigh Clare-Kearney 9 2009 Jennifer Lyerly 22 Jennifer Wood 62 Jennifer Wood 9 1995 Ashleigh Gnat 22 9. Myia Hambrick 52 Jennifer Lyerly 9 1987 9. Susan Jackson 19 10. Angie Topham 47 Sandra Smith 9 1982 10. Myia Hambrick 13 11. Sarah Finnegan 46 Bars Titles Nicki Butler 13 12. Sarie Morrison 43 1. Sarie Morrison 12 2013 13. Jennifer Lyerly 40 2. Rheagan Courville 9 2015 14. Lloimincia Hall 37 Bars Titles Susan Jackson 9 2010 Rachelle Fruge’ 37 1. Sarie Morrison 28 4. Sarah Finnegan 8 2018 16. Jessie Jordan 32 2. Rheagan Courville 19 Sarie Morrison 8 2014 Amy McClosky 32 3. Ashleigh Clare-Kearney 18 Annie Gagnon 8 2004 18. Marilyn Woods 28 4. Sarah Finnegan 16 Sandra Smith 8 1980 19. Abbey Burns 25 Jennifer Wood 16 20. Kennedi Edney 24 7. Jeanie Beadle 7 1977 6. Jeanie Beadle 15 Beam Titles Jami Snopek 24 7. Susan Jackson 14 1. April Burkholder 10 2006 Sandra Smith 14 2. Jessie Jordan 8 2015 Annie Gagnon 13 Career National Titles 1. Susan Jackson 3 (‘08 VT, ‘10 BB, ‘10 AA) Jeanie Beadle 8 1977 10. Lexie Priessman 11 4. Sandra Smith 7 1980 2. Rheagan Courville 2 (‘13 VT, ‘14 VT) 5. Sarah Finnegan 6 2018 Ashleigh Clare-Kearney 2 (‘09 VT, ‘09 FX) Sarah Finnegan 6 2017 Beam Titles 4. Ashleigh Gnat 1 (‘17 FX) Rheagan Courville 6 2013 1. April Burkholder 24 Sarah Finnegan 1 (‘17 UB) Susan Jackson 6 2010 2. Sarah Finnegan 16 Kennedi Edney 1 (‘17 VT) Susan Jackson 6 2009 3. Jessie Jordan 15 April Burkholder 1 (‘06 BB) Ashleigh Clare-Kearney 6 2008 Amy McClosky 15 Nicki Arnstad 1 (‘02 FX) Lisa Rennie 6 2005 4. Jeanie Beadle 14 Jeanie Beadle 1 (‘77 BB) Floor Titles 5. Rheagan Courville 13 1. Ashleigh Gnat 12 2017 Susan Jackson 13 Career SEC Titles 8. Sandra Smith 12 2. Ashleigh Gnat 10 2016 1. Rheagan Courville 5 (‘13 VT/BB/AA, ‘15 VT/AA) Ashleigh Gnat 12 Lloimincia Hall 10 2013 Sandra Smith 5 (‘81 VT/FX, ‘82 VT/FX, ‘83 VT) 10. Lisa Rennie 11 Ashleigh Clare-Kearney 10 2009 3. Ashleigh Gnat 4 (‘16 FX, ‘17 VT/BB/FX) Sandra Smith 10 1980 Lloimincia Hall 4 (‘12 FX, ‘13 FX, ‘14 FX, ‘15 FX) 6. April Burkholder 9 2005 Floor Titles 4. Susan Jackson 3 (‘08 VT, ‘09 BB, ‘10 VT) 7. Myia Hambrick 8 2018 1. Lloimincia Hall 31 Ashleigh Clare-Kearney 3 (‘08 FX/AA, ‘09 FX) Lloimincia Hall 8 2014 2. Ashleigh Clare-Kearney 27 6. Rachelle’ Fruge 2 (‘91 BB/AA) 8. Lloimincia Hall 7 2012 April Burkholder 27 [15 gymnasts with one title. Last: Sarah Finnegan, ‘18 AA] Susan Jackson 7 2010 4. Ashleigh Gnat 23 Lauren Klein 7 2007 5. Sandra Smith 22 Career All-America Honors April Burkholder 7 2004 6. Myia Hambrick 14 1. Rheagan Courville 23 (11 Reg Season) Jeanie Beadle 7 1978 7. Nicki Arnstad 13 2. Myia Hambrick 17 (9 Reg Season) All-Around Titles 8. Susan Jackson 12 Ashleigh Gnat 17 (7 Reg Season) 1. Susan Jackson 11 2010 Rachelle Fruge’ 12 4. April Burkholder 14 2. Sandra Smith 10 1980 Jeanie Beadle 12 5. Susan Jackson 12 3. Rheagan Courville 9 2013 6. Jessie Jordan 11 (5 Reg Season) Ashleigh Clare-Kearney 9 2008 7. Jennifer Wood 10 5. April Burkholder 8 2004 All-Around Titles 1. Rheagan Courville 26 8. Sarah Finnegan 12 (7 Reg Season) Rheagan Courville 8 2014 9. Sydney Ewing 7 (4 Reg Season) 7. Sarah Finnegan 7 2018 2. April Burkholder 25 3. Ashleigh Clare-Kearney 22 10. Sarie Morrison 6 (3 Reg Season) April Burkholder 7 2006 11. Kennedi Edney 6 (5 Reg Season) Jennifer Wood 7 1995 4. Sandra Smith 19 5. Susan Jackson 16 12. Ashleigh Clare-Kearney 5 Jeanie Beadle 7 1978 Sandra Smith 5 Total Individual Titles 6. Myia Hambrick 14 Lloimincia Hall 5 (3 Reg Season) 1. Susan Jackson 45 2010 Jeanie Beadle 14 Sandra Smith 45 1980 8. Jennifer Wood 11 3. Ashleigh Clare-Kearney 39 2008 9. Jessie Jordan 10 Career Perfect 10.0 Scores 4. Ashleigh Clare-Kearney 32 2007 Amy McClosky 10 1. Jennifer Wood 9 (all on VT) Jeanie Beadle 32 1977 Rachelle Fruge’ 10 Ashleigh Gnat 9 (4 FX, 5 VT) 6. Ashleigh Clare-Kearney 31 2009 3. April Burkholder 8 (4 FX, 2 VT, 2 BB) April Burkholder 31 2006 4. Lloimincia Hall 7 (all on FX) 8. Jennifer Wood 30 1995 5. Ashleigh Clare-Kearney 5 (4 VT, 1 FX) 9. April Burkholder 29 2004 6. Sarah Finnegan 3 (1 UB, 1 BB, 1 FX) 10. Rheagan Courville 28 2013 Rheagan Courville 3 (all on VT) April Burkholder 28 2005 8. Terin Martinjak 2 (1 BB, 1 FX) Jeanie Beadle 28 1978 Nicki Arnstad 2 (all on FX)

Current gymnasts listed in Bold.

LSU GYMNASTICS • 29 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS APPEARANCES • 13 NCAA INDIVIDUAL NATIONAL TITLES • 225 ALL-AMERICANS 2018 LSU TIGERS

REAGAN CAMPBELL JULIANNA CANNAMELA BRIDGET DEAN CHRISTINA DESIDERIO SAMI DURANTE KENNEDI EDNEY FR. • AA • 5-1 JR. • AA • 5-1 • 2L FR. • AA • 5-2 FR. • AA • 5-0 FR. • AA • 5-1 SO. • AA • 5-3 • 1L COPPELL, TEXAS WAXHAW, N.C. FORT MYERS, FLA. HACKETTSTOWN, N.J. ATHENS, GA. CHINO, CALIF.

SARAH EDWARDS SARAH FINNEGAN OLIVIA GUNTER MYIA HAMBRICK RUBY HARROLD MCKENNA KELLEY FR. • AA • 4-11 JR. • AA • 5-1 • 1L FR. • AA • 5-2 SR. • AA • 5-1 • 3L SO. • AA • 5-3 • 1L JR. • AA • 5-1 • 2L OCEAN SPRINGS, MISS. LEE’S SUMMIT, MO. MANDEVILLE, LA. TEMPLE, GA. BRISTOL, ENGLAND HOUSTON, TEXAS

ASHLYN KIRBY LAUREN LI ERIN MACADAEG LEXIE PRIESSMAN GRACEN STANDLEY SO. • AA • 5-2 • 1L SR. • AA • 5-4 • 2L SR. • AA • 4-9 • 3L JR. • AA • 5-0 • 2L FR. • AA • 5-3 CLAREMONT, N.C. PLANO, TEXAS REDWOOD CITY, CALIF. CINCINNATI, OHIO CINCINNATI, OHIO

D-D BREAUX JAY CLARK BOB MOORE ASHLEIGH KATIE COPELAND ASHLEIGH GNAT HEAD COACH ASSOC. HEAD COACH ASSISTANT COACH CLARE-KEARNEY DIRECTOR OF GRADUATE 41 SEASONS 6 SEASONS 19 SEASONS VOLUNTEER COACH OPERATIONS ASSISTANT

LSU GYMNASTICS • 29 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS APPEARANCES • 13 NCAA INDIVIDUAL NATIONAL TITLES • 225 ALL-AMERICANS 2 LSU GYMNASTICS • 2017 SEC CHAMPIONS 2018 TEAM BIOS Reagan Campbell Christina Desiderio All-Around All-Around 5-1 • Fr. • HS 5-0 • Fr. • HS Coppell, Texas (Texas Dreams) Hackettstown, N.J. (Parkettes National Gymnastics Center) FRESHMAN SEASON (2018) 2018 All-SEC • One of the top freshman beam workers in the nation. 2018 SEC All-Freshman • Set a new career high and surpassed 9.90 for the first time in her career 2018 SEC Freshman of the Week (at GymQuarters/vs. TWU) with a 9.925 on beam against Arizona. • Tied her career high on beam with a 9.85 at Georgia and at FRESHMAN SEASON (2018) GymQuarters • Enrolled in LSU a year earlier than expected and turned 17 within her • Posted a season-high score of 9.85 on beam at the Metroplex first month on campus. Challenge. • In her first NCAA competition, scored a 9.90 on beam at the Raleigh • In her first road meet at Florida, tallied a 9.825 on beam in the fifth spot. Regional. • Made her debut in the season opener against Arkansas and posted a • Earned scores of 9.875 on beam and floor at SEC Championships. 9.725 on beam in the fifth spot. • Posted a 9.95 for a new career high on beam against Arizona. • Set a then career high on beam with a 9.925 and tied her career high on CAMPBELL’S CAREER HIGHS floor with a 9.875 against Auburn. Vault: • Scored a 9.90 and performed on floor at Georgia Bars: • Had her best performances of the season with career-high Beam: 9.925 (vs. Arizona 3-17-18) performances on beam (9.90) and floor (9.875) at GymQuarters. Also Floor: totaled a 9.90 on beam against TWU. • Performed on floor and beam at Kentucky. Julianna Cannamela • Posted a season-best score of 9.90 on beam against Kentucky. All-Around • Made her debut on floor at the Metroplex Challenge. • Earned a 9.875 on beam against Alabama. 5-1 • Jr. • 2L • Scored a 9.850 in her first road meet at Florida on beam. Waxhaw, N.C. (Southeastern) • Scored a 9.825 on beam in the season opener against Arkansas. JUNIOR SEASON (2018) DESIDERIO’S CAREER HIGHS • Scored a 9.90 on vault at the NCAA Raleigh Regional. Vault: • Totaled a 9.875 in the fourth spot of the vault lineup at SEC Bars: Championships. Beam: 9.950 (vs. Arizona 3-17-18) • Posted a 9.875 in the first spot on vault against Texas Woman’s. Floor: 9.875 (three times; Last: 3-24-18 at SEC Championships; First: 2-16-18 • Matched her career high on vault at Missouri with a 9.90. at GymQuarters) • Stuck her vault in the second spot of the lineup for a 9.875 at the Metroplex Challenge • Was inserted into the lineup late and posted a score of 985 in the DESIDERIO’S CAREER INDIVIDUAL TITLES leadoff of beam and 9.875 as the anchor of floor against Alabama. Beam: 1 • Made the vault and beam lineup in the season opener against Arkansas Total: 1

CANNAMELA’S SEASON HIGHS Vault: 9.900 (twice; Last: 4-7-18 at NCAA Raleigh Regional; First: 2-9-18 at Sami Durante Missouri) All-Around Bars: Beam: 9.325 (2-2-18 vs. Kentucky) 5-1 • Fr. • HS Floor: 9.875 (1-19-19 vs. Alabama) Athens, Ga. (Georgia Elite) 2018 SEC All-Freshman CANNAMELA’S CAREER HIGHS 2018 SEC Freshman of the Week (vs. Alabama) Vault: 9.900 (four times; Last: 4-7-18 at NCAA Raleigh Regional; First: 4-2-16 at NCAA Athens Regional) FRESHMAN SEASON (2018) Bars: 9.850 (2-26-16 at Florida) • Outstanding freshman on bars who owns beautiful lines and is strong Beam: 9.850 (4-16-16 at NCAA Super Six) for the squad as the leadoff performer. Floor: 9.875 (1-19-19 vs. Alabama) • Turned in a 9.85 in the opening spot of bars at SEC Championships. • Posted a career-high 9.925 on bars to start the lineup at the GymQuarters. Bridget Dean • Started the lineup strong once again with a 9.90 on bars against All-Around Kentucky. 5-2 • Fr. • HS • Earned a 9.875 in the first spot of bars at Metroplex Challenge • Posted a season-high score of 9.90 on bars against Alabama. The Fort Myers, Fla. (Orlando Metro Gymnastics) lineup went on to post the second-highest score in school history. • Nailed her first career routine with a 9.875 on bars against Arkansas. FRESHMAN SEASON (2018) • Has not competed in 2018. DURANTE’S CAREER HIGHS Vault: DEAN’S CAREER HIGHS Bars: 9.925 (2-16-18 at GymQuarters) Vault: Beam: Bars: Floor: Beam: All Around: Floor:

LSU GYMNASTICS • 29 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS APPEARANCES • 13 NCAA INDIVIDUAL NATIONAL TITLES • 225 ALL-AMERICANS 2018 TEAM BIOS Kennedi Edney Sarah Edwards All-Around All-Around 5-3 • So. • 1L 4-11 • Fr. • HS Chino, Calif. (Chino Hills) Ocean Springs, Miss. (Ocean Springs HS) 2018 Second Team Regular Season All-American (VT, UB, FX, AA) 2018 SEC All-Freshman 2018 All-SEC 2018 SEC Gymnast of the Week (vs. Auburn) FRESHMAN SEASON (2018) 2017 NCAA Vault National Champion • A walk on for the squad who will develop into one of the top vault 2017 First-Team All-American (VT) performers for the Tigers with her huge Yurchenko 1 1/2. 2017 Second-Team Regular Season All-American (VT) • Put up a 9.90 in the second spot of vault at SEC Championships. 2017 SEC All-Freshman • Matched her career high with a 9.90 on vault at NC State. 2017 SEC Gymnast of the Week (at Kentucky) • Posted a 9.875 on floor to tie her career high on floor against TWU. 2017 SEC Freshman of the Week (vs. Georgia, vs. GWU/Iowa) • Led off the floor lineup at Missouri with a 9.875. • Scored 9.875s in back-to-back weeks against Alabama and at the SOPHOMORE SEASON (2018) Metroplex Challenge on floor. • Became the first freshman to win an NCAA individual championship • Drilled her vault for a 9.90 at Florida in the second week of the season. after posting a 9.9875 on vault at NCAA Semifinal II in April 2017. • In her first career appearance as a Tiger, posted a pair of 9.825s on • Matched her season high on vault with a 9.90 and also scored a 9.90 on vault and floor. beam at the NCAA Raleigh Regional. • Finished third in the all-around at SEC Championships with a score of EDWARDS’ CAREER HIGHS 39.450. Posted scores of 9.90 on vault and bars at the meet. Vault: 9.900 (twice; Last: 3-9-18 at NC State; First: 1-12-18 at Florida) • Tied her career high on floor with a 9.975 and posted a 39.700 in the all- Bars: around at home against Arizona. Beam: • Named the SEC Gymnast of the Week after posting a career-high Floor: 9.875 (four times; Last: 2-18-18 vs. TWU; First: 1-19-18 vs. Alabama) 39.775 all-around score. Posted four scores of 9.90 or better against All-Around: Auburn, including career-high scores of 9.975 on bars and floor. • Earned a share of the bars title with a 9.90 and also scored a 9.90 on floor at Georgia. Sarah Finnegan • Totaled a career-high 39.625 at home against TWU for the all-around All-Around title. • Won event titles on vault and floor with scores of 9.90 and career-high 5-1 • Jr. • 2L 9.95 against TWU. Lee’s Summit, Mo. (GAGE/ • Posted a pair of 9.90 scores on vault and bars at GymQuarters. St. Louis Gym Centre) • Set a season high on vault with a 9.95 and matched her career high on floor with a 9.925 at Missouri. 2018 Central Region Gymnast of the Year • Totaled a 9.90 on beam, 9.875 on vault and floor, and 9.85 on bars at 2018 NCAA Raleigh Regional All-Around Champion the Metroplex Challenge. 2018 First-Team Regular Season All-American (UB, BB, FX, AA) • Scored a 9.925 on bars and 9.875 on beam against Alabama. 2018 SEC Gymnast of the Year • Competed in the all-around for the first time this season at Florida and 2018 SEC All-Around Champion totaled a pair of 9.90s on bars and floor. 2018 All-SEC • Tied for the bars title after hitting her routine with a 9.95 in the season 2018 SEC Gymnast of the Week (vs. Arkansas, vs. Alabama, at opener against Arkansas. GymQuarters/vs. TWU, at Georgia, vs. Arizona) 2017 First-Team All-American (UB, FX, AA) EDNEY’S SEASON HIGHS 2017 Second-Team All-American (BB) Vault: 9.950 (twice; Last: 4-7-18 at NCAA Raleigh Regional; First: 2-9-18 at 2017 NCAA Lincoln All-Around Champion Missouri) 2017 First-Team Regular Season All-American (BB) Bars: 9.975 (twice; Last: 3-17-18 vs. Arizona; First: 3-4-18 vs. Auburn) 2017 SEC Specialist of the Week (vs. Georgia) Beam: 9.925 (3-4-18 vs. Auburn) 2016 First-Team All-American (UB) Floor: 9.975 (3-4-18 vs. Auburn) 2016 First-Team Regular Season All-American (BB) All Around: 39.775 (3-4-18 vs. Auburn) 2016 Second-Team Regular Season All-American (UB) 2016 All-SEC EDNEY’S CAREER HIGHS 2016 SEC All-Freshman Vault: 9.9875 (4-14-17 at NCAA Championship Semifinal II) 2016 SEC Freshman of the Week (vs. Oklahoma, at Florida, at Texas Bars: 9.975 (twice; Last: 3-17-18 vs. Arizona; First: 3-4-18 vs. Auburn) Woman’s) Beam: 9.950 (1-27-17 at Kentucky) 2016 SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll Floor: 9.975 (twice; Last: 3-17-18 vs. Arizona; First: 3-4-18 vs. Auburn) All Around: 39.775 (3-4-18 vs. Auburn) JUNIOR SEASON (2018) • Regarded as one of the top all-around performers in the nation EDNEY’S CAREER INDIVIDUAL TITLES following a stellar sophomore season. Vault: 10 • Won the 2017 NCAA bars national championship and became the first Bars: 5 LSU gymnast to win the title. Beam: 1 • Won her second-straight NCAA Regional all-around championship after Floor: 2 finishing with a score of 39.625 in Raleigh. Earned scores of 9.950 on All Around: 6 floor, 9.925 on bars and 9.90 on beam. Total: 24 • Crowned the SEC Gymnast of the Year. • Won the all-around title at the SEC Championships with a 39.500. • Became the second gymnasts in school history to earn a 10.0 in three different events in the same season when she scored perfect scores on bars and beam against Arizona. • Also totaled a 39.700 in the all-around against the Wildcats and was named the SEC Gymnast of the Week. • Matched her then career high on bars with a 9.975 in the anchor spot of the lineup at NC State.

LSU GYMNASTICS • 29 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS APPEARANCES • 13 NCAA INDIVIDUAL NATIONAL TITLES • 225 ALL-AMERICANS 2018 TEAM BIOS • Scored a 9.925 and capped off the night against Auburn with her first 2016 All-SEC perfect 10.0 in the fifth spot of the lineup on floor. 2016 SEC Gymnast of the Week (vs. Oklahoma, vs. Arkansas, vs. Auburn) • Won event titles on vault, bars and beam, and also took home the all- 2016 SEC Academic Honor Roll around title with a 39.675 at Georgia. Was named the SEC Gymnast of 2015 First-Team All-American (VT) the Week for a fourth time after her performance. 2015 SEC Vault Champion • Posted a 9.90 or higher in al six events she competed in at GymQuarters 2015 All-SEC and against TWU. 2015 SEC All-Freshman • Posted a 39.775 all-around score for the second highest in the nation 2015 SEC Freshman of the Week (vs. Minnesota) and best in the Southeastern Conference at GymQuarters. Won titles on 2015 NACGC/W Scholastic All-American bars with a 9.95, beam with a career-high 9.975 and all around. 2015 SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll • Set a new career high on floor with a 9.975 to share the win and totaled a 9.90 in the anchor spot of beam at Missouri. SENIOR SEASON (2018) • Tied her career high on bars with a 9.975 and won her 11th title on the • The nation’s top performer on floor. She is one of three gymnasts in even for her career against Kentucky. school history to earn a 9.95 or higher on floor in seven or more meets • Won her first career vault title, totaled a career-high score of 9.975 on in a season. bars for the title and split the all-around win against Alabama. • Put together a strong performance at the NCAA Raleigh Regional to win • Added another bars title at the Metroplex Challenge with a 9.925. the all-around (39.625), vault (9.950) and beam (9.925). • Anchored the Tigers’ win at Florida with a 9.925 on beam. • Earned a 9.90 on bars and beam at SEC Championships. • Opened the season by winning titles on bars, beam and in the all- • Set a new career high on bars with a 9.975 against Arizona. around. • Matched her career high on beam with a 9.95 vs. Arizona and at NC State. FINNEGAN’S SEASON HIGHS • Posted a career-high score of 39.725 in the all-around, a 9.95 on bars, Vault: 9.900 (twice; Last 2-23-18 at Georgia; First: 1-19-19 vs. Alabama) and earned her perfect 10.0 scores against Auburn. Bars: 10.000 (vs. Arizona 3-17-18) • Scored a 9.90 on vault and 9.925 on beam at Georgia. Beam: 10.000 (vs. Arizona 3-17-18) • Posted a score of 39.650 in the all-around and tied her career high with Floor: 10.000 (3-4-18 vs. Auburn) a 9.975 on floor for the title at GymQuarters. All-Around: 39.775 (2-16-18 at GymQuarters) • Set a new career high on bars with a 9.95 against Texas Woman’s. • Earned titles on vault, bars, floor and all-around at Missouri. FINNEGAN’S CAREER HIGHS • Tied her career high on vault with a 9.95 and floor with a 9.975 against Vault: 9.925 (3-12-16 at Texas Woman’s) Mizzou. Bars: 10.000 (vs. Arizona 3-17-18) • Took home titles on beam, floor and in the all-around against Kentucky. Beam: 10.000 (vs. Arizona 3-17-18) • Her score of 9.975 on floor tied her career high and score of 39.700 set Floor: 10.000 (3-4-18 vs. Auburn) a new career high. All-Around: 39.775 (2-16-18 at GymQuarters) • Won her fourth-straight floor title and posted a career-high score of 9.975 at the Metroplex Challenge. FINNEGAN’S CAREER INDIVIDUAL TITLES • Took home the floor and all-around titles against Alabama with scores Vault: 2 of 9.95 and 39.550. Bars: 16 • Put together an outstanding all-around performance at Florida with a Beam: 16 score of 39.550 to take the title. Also posted a 9.950 in the anchor of Floor: 3 floor for the title and score of 9.90 on beam and vault. All-Around: 9 • Posted a score of 9.95 on floor, 9.925 on bars and 9.850 on beam in the Total: 46 season opener against Arkansas.

HAMBRICK’S SEASON HIGHS Olivia Gunter Vault: 9.950 (twice; Last: 4-7-18 at NCAA Raleigh Regional; First: 2-9-18 at All-Around Missouri) 5-2 • Fr. • HS Bars: 9.975 (3-17-18 vs. Arizona Beam: 9.950 (twice; Last: 3-17-18 vs. Arizona; First: 3-9-18 at NC State) Mandeville, La. (Mandeville HS) (North Shore Gymnastics) Floor: 10.000 (3-4-18 vs. Auburn) All-Around: 39.725 (3-4-18 vs. Auburn) FRESHMAN SEASON (2018) • Our for the remainder of the season with a torn Achilles. HAMBRICK’S CAREER HIGHS Vault: 9.950 (four times; Last: 4-7-18 at NCAA Raleigh Regional; First: 4-17-15 Myia Hambrick at NCAA Championships Semifinal II) Bars: 9.975 (3-17-18 vs. Arizona) All-Around Beam: 9.950 (four times; Last: 3-17-18 vs. Arizona; First: 2-10-17 at Arkansas) 5-1 • Sr. • 3L Floor: 10.000 (3-4-18 vs. Auburn) Temple, Ga. (West Georgia) All-Around: 39.725 (3-4-18 vs. Auburn) 2018 NCAA Raleigh Regional All-Around Champion HAMBRICK’S CAREER INDIVIDUAL TITLES 2018 AAI Award Finalist Vault: 13 2018 First-Team Regular Season All-American (BB, FX, AA) Bars: 3 2018 Second-Team Regular Season All-American (UB, VT) Beam: 8 2018 All-SEC Floor: 14 2018 SEC Gymnast of the Week (at Florida, vs. Kentucky, at Missouri) All-Around: 14 2017 First-Team All-American (BB, FX, AA) Total: 52 2017 First-Team Regular Season All-American (AA) 2017 Second-Team Regular Season All-American (VT, FX) 2017 All-SEC 2017 SEC Gymnast of the Week (vs. Georgia, at Alabama) 2017 SEC Academic Honor Roll 2016 First-Team All-American (FX, AA) 2016 Second-Team All-American (VT, UB) 2016 Second-Team Regular Season All-American (AA) 2016 NCAA Athens Regional All-Around Champion

LSU GYMNASTICS • 29 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS APPEARANCES • 13 NCAA INDIVIDUAL NATIONAL TITLES • 225 ALL-AMERICANS 2018 TEAM BIOS Ruby Harrold Ashlyn Kirby All-Around All-Around 5-3 • So. • 1L 5-2 • So. • 1L Bristol, England (The Academy) Claremont, N.C. (Shooting Stars)

2017 All-SEC SOPHOMORE SEASON (2018) 2017 All-SEC Freshman • Led off LSU’s floor lineup at SEC Championships with a 9.85. 2017 First-Year Academic Honor Roll • Improved on her career high on floor with a 9.925 against TWU • Set a then, career high on floor with a 9.90 at Missouri. SOPHOMORE SEASON (2018) • Posted a 9.85 in the second spot of floor against Kentucky • A three-event gymnast who will compete on vault, bars and floor for the • Finished with a strong score of 9.85 as the first performer on floor Tigers. against Alabama. • Took home the vault title after setting a season high and matching her • Posted a score of 9.875 in the leadoff spot of floor to set a career high career high score of 9.95. in the season opener against Arkansas. • Posted a strong 9.85 in the third spot of the bars lineup at Georgia. • Returned to the lineup for three performances and posted a 9.85 on KIRBY’S SEASON HIGHS vault, career-high 9.950 on bars and career-high 9.90 on floor. Floor: 9.925 (2-18-18 vs. TWU) • Set a then, career-high score of 9.90 on bars against Alabama • Posted a strong 9.850 in the second spot of floor at Florida. KIRBY’S CAREER HIGHS • Opened the season with arguably the top bars routine of her career for Floor: 9.925 (2-18-18 vs. TWU) a 9.875 in the season opener against Arkansas.

HARROLD’S SEASON HIGHS Lauren Li Vault: 9.950 (3-9-18 at NC State) All-Around Bars: 9.950 (2-18-18 vs. TWU) 5-4 • Sr. • 2L Beam: Floor: 9.900 (2-18-18 vs. TWU) Plano, Texas (WOGA/Penn State) All Around: SENIOR SEASON (2018) HARROLD’S CAREER HIGHS • Has not performed in 2018. Vault: 9.950 (twice; Last: 3-9-18 at NC State; First: 3-18-17 at SEC Championship) LI’S SEASON Bars: 9.950 (2-18-18 vs. TWU) Beam: 9.925 (2-19-17 vs. George Washington/Iowa) Beam: Floor: 9.825 (3-8-15 vs. West Virginia) *at Penn State Floor: 9.900 (2-18-18 vs. TWU) All Around: LI’S CAREER HIGHS Vault: 9.900 (1-31-15 at Illinois) *at Penn State HARROLD’S CAREER INDIVIDUAL TITLES Bars: 9.850 (2-7-15 vs. Michigan State) *at Penn State Vault: 1 Beam: 9.925 (2-19-17 vs. George Washington/Iowa) Bars: 1 Floor: 9.825 (3-8-15 vs. West Virginia) *at Penn State Total: 2 All-Around: 39.100 (1-31-15 at Illinois) *at Penn State McKenna Kelley Erin Macadaeg All-Around All-Around 5-1 • So. • 1L 4-9 • Sr. • 3L Redwood City, Calif. (San Mateo) Houston, Texas (Stars) 2018 SEC Specialist of the Week (vs. Auburn) 2017 First-Team All-American (FX) 2017 Second Team All-American (BB) 2017 Second-Team Regular Season All-American (FX) 2017 SEC Academic Honor Roll 2017 SEC Floor Exercise Champion 2016 SEC Academic Honor Roll 2017 All-SEC 2015 SEC Specialist of the Week (vs. Georgia) 2017 SEC Academic Honor Roll 2015 NACGC/W Scholastic All-American 2016 SEC All-Freshman 2015 SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll 2016 SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll SENIOR SEASON (2018) JUNIOR SEASON (2018) • The nation’s top leadoff beam worker who earned All-America honors a • Was expected to anchor the LSU floor lineup, perform a 10.0 vault and year ago. compete on beam in 2018. • Started the Tigers with a 9.875 on beam at the NCAA Raleigh Regional. • Suffered a season-ending Achilles injury in November 2017. • Named the SEC Specialist of the Week after leading the Tigers’ beam lineup with a 9.95. KELLEY’S CAREER HIGHS • Opened beam with a 9.875 at GymQuarters and 9.90 against TWU. Vault: 9.825 (3-10-17 vs. New Hampshire) • Led off with a strong 9.90 at Missouri. Floor: 9.975 (2-19-17 vs. GWU/Iowa) • Started with a 9.90 on beam against Kentucky • Finished with a 9.875 on beam against Alabama. KELLEY’S CAREER INDIVIDUAL TITLES • Totaled a 9.825 in the leadoff spot of vault and 9.90 in the first spot of Floor: 2 beam at Florida. Total: 2 • Competed on vault, beam and floor in the season opener against Arkansas.

LSU GYMNASTICS • 29 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS APPEARANCES • 13 NCAA INDIVIDUAL NATIONAL TITLES • 225 ALL-AMERICANS 2018 TEAM BIOS MACADAEG’S SEASON HIGHS PRIESSMAN’S CAREER INDIVIDUAL TITLES Vault: 9.875 (2-18-18 vs. TWU) Vault: 2 Beam: 9.95 (3-4-18 vs. Auburn) Bars: 11 Floor: 9.775 (1-5-18 vs. Arkansas) Beam: 0 Floor: 2 MACADAEG’S CAREER HIGHS Total: 15 Vault: 9.925 (3-13-15 at Centenary) Beam: 9.950 (three times: Last: 3-4-18 vs. Auburn; First: 2-6-15 vs. Georgia) Floor: 9.950 (1-14-16 vs. NC State at Lady Luck Invite) Gracen Standley All-Around MACADAEG’S CAREER INDIVIDUAL TITLES 5-3• Fr. • HS Beam: 8 Floor: 1 Cincinnati, Ohio (Ohio Connections Academy) (Cincinnati Total: 9 Gymnastics Academy)

FRESHMAN SEASON (2018) Lexie Priessman • Has not competed in 2018 All-Around 5-0 • Jr. • 2L Cincinnati, Ohio (CGA/Perfection)

2018 First -Team Regular Season All-American (UB) 2018 All-SEC 2018 SEC Specialist of the Week (at NC State, at GymQuarters/vs. TWU) 2017 First-Team All-American (UB) 2017 First-Team Regular Season All-American (UB) 2017 SEC Champion 2017 All-SEC 2017 SEC Academic Honor Roll 2016 Second-Team All-American (UB) 2016 SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll

JUNIOR SEASON (2018) • When healthy, regard as the best all-around gymnast in the nation. • Could compete in the all-around for the Tigers but will be a mainstay on bars as the reigning SEC champion on the event. • Earned a 9.95 in the fifth spot of the lineup at the NCAA Raleigh Regional. • Scored a 9.90 on bars and 9.875 on floor at SEC Championships. • Once again matched her career high on bars with a 9.975 against Arizona. • Named the SEC Specialist of the Week for the second time in 2018 after tying her career high with a 9.975 at NC State. • Posted a 9.90 on bars and 9.95 on floor for the event titles at Georgia. • Scored a 9.95 on bars and 9.875 on vault at GymQuarters. • Put together outstanding performances with a career high on bars (9.975) and floor (9.95) for event tiles. • Won the bars title with a 9.875 at Missouri. • Returned to the floor lineup for the first time in almost a year against Kentucky and scored a 9.875. Also tied her career high on bars with a 9.95. • Posted a 9.90 on bars against Alabama. • Set a new career high on vault with a 9.925 and posted a score of 9.875 on bars a Florida • Tied her then career high on vault with a 9.90 in the second spot of the lineup against Arkansas.

PRIESSMAN’S SEASON HIGHS Vault: 9.925 (1-12-18 at Florida) Bars: 9.975 (three times; Last: 3-17-18 vs. Arizona; First: 2-18-18 vs. TWU) Beam: Floor: 9.950 (twice; Last: 2-23-18 at Georgia; First: 2-18-18 vs. TWU) All Around:

PRIESSMAN’S CAREER HIGHS Vault: 9.925 (1-12-18 at Florida) Bars: 9.975 (three times; Last: 3-17-18 vs. Arizona; First: 2-18-18 vs. TWU) Beam: 9.725 (1-9-16 vs. Oklahoma) Floor: 9.950 (twice; Last: 2-23-18 at Georgia; First: 2-18-18 vs. TWU All Around:

LSU GYMNASTICS • 29 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS APPEARANCES • 13 NCAA INDIVIDUAL NATIONAL TITLES • 225 ALL-AMERICANS 2018 LSU GYMNASTICS TEAM RESULTS AND STATISTICS Overall Record: 27-1 Postseason Record: 12-0 SEC Record: 7-0 Home: 6-0 Away: 4-0 Neutral: 17-1

DATE MEET TEAMS RESULT TEAM SCORE Vault BARS BEAM FLOOR ATTENDANCE 1/5 Arkansas^ #3 LSU W 197.150 49.175 49.600 49.050 49.325 10,755 #19 Arkansas 195.350 48.900 48.650 49.150 48.650

1/12 at Florida^ #1 LSU W 197.250 49.350 49.400 49.400 49.350 9,661 #7 Florida 197.125 49.200 49.125 49.375 49.425

1/19 Alabama^ #2 LSU W 197.450 49.150 49.625 49.200 49.475 13,729 #9 Alabama 196.725 49.025 49.150 49.350 49.200

1/27 at Metroplex Challenge #4 UCLA L 197.625 49.400 49.200 49.625 49.400 (Forth Worth, Texas) #2 LSU 197.375 49.325 49.375 49.325 49.350 #14 Washington W 196.525 48.950 49.200 49.175 49.200 #28 NC State W 195.825 48.875 48.825 49.175 48.950

2/2 Kentucky^ #2 LSU W 197.225 49.225 49.150 49.450 49.400 13,185 #6 Kentucky 196.700 49.125 49.050 49.300 49.225

2/9 at Missouri^ #3 LSU W 197.150 49.525* 49.200 48.775 49.650 2,165 #24 Missouri 196.375 49.150 48.775 49.100 49.350

2/16 at GymQuarters Invite #4 LSU 198.075 49.450 49.550 49.525 49.550 (St. Louis, Mo.) #8 Arkansas W 195.575 48.900 49.150 49.250 49.275 #20 Missouri W 196.025 49.250 48.300 49.375 49.100 #21 GWU W 195.650 49.250 47.950 49.200 49.250

2/18 Texas Woman’s #4 LSU W 198.175* 49.375 49.725 49.475 49.600 11,005 TWU 194.200 48.775 48.525 48.500 48.400

2/23 at Georgia^ #2 LSU W 197.575 49.300 49.425 49.425 49.425 10,050 #15 Georgia 196.725 48.925 48.925 49.375 49.500

3/4 Auburn^ #3 LSU W 198.100 49.325 49.550 49.525 49.700* 12,090 #15 Auburn 195.625 49.175 48.975 48.350 49.125

3/9 at North Carolina State #2 LSU W 197.575 49.425 49.575 49.425 49.150 2,197 #24 NC State 196.150 49.175 48.950 48.525 49.450

3/17 Arizona #2 LSU W 198.125 49.350 49.750*# 49.725*# 49.300 11,287 #36 Arizona 195.525 48.575 49.125 48.875 48.950

3/24 SEC Championship #2 LSU 197.400 49.400 49.400 49.300 49.300 6,073 (St. Louis, Mo.) #6 Alabama W 196.675 49.300 48.950 49.450 49.275 #5 Florida W 196.825 49.475 49.400 49.550 48.400 #9 Kentucky W 196.550 49.300 49.100 48.875 49.275 #11 Arkansas W 196.425 48.975 49.150 49.225 49.075 #18 Georgia W 196.350 49.150 49.125 49.025 49.050 #21 Missouri W 196.100 48.975 49.025 49.175 48.925 #16 Auburn W 195.650 49.125 48.900 48.825 48.800

4/7 NCAA Regional #2 LSU 197.675 49.450 49.375 49.500 49.350 3,956 (Campus Sites) #11 Nebraska W 197.525 49.375 49.375 49.375 49.400 #20 NC State W 196.050 49.175 48.925 48.800 49.150 Maryland W 195.850 48.900 49.075 48.950 48.925 #19 GWU W 195.425 49.125 48.625 48.775 48.900 #13 Oregon State W 194.975 49.100 49.150 47.500 49.225 4/20 NCAA Semifinal II (St. Louis, Mo.)

4/21 NCAA Super Six (St. Louis, Mo.)

Season Average VT Avg. UB Avg. BB Avg. FX Avg. 197.593 49.345 49.461 49.364 49.423 KEY ^ - Denotes SEC meet, * - Denotes season high, # - Denotes School Record

LSU GYMNASTICS • 29 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS APPEARANCES • 13 NCAA INDIVIDUAL NATIONAL TITLES • 225 ALL-AMERICANS 2018 LSU GYMNASTICS INDIVIDUAL RESULTS AND STATISTICS REAGAN CAMPBELL SAMI DURANTE Vault Bars Beam Floor A-A Vault Bars Beam Floor A-A 1/5 #19 Arkansas -- -- 9.725 -- -- 1/5 #19 Arkansas -- 9.875 ------1/12 at #7 Florida -- -- 9.825 -- -- 1/12 at #7 Florida -- 9.800 ------1/19 #9 Alabama -- -- 9.200 -- -- 1/19 #9 Alabama -- 9.900 ------1/27 at Metroplex Challenge -- -- 9.850 -- -- 1/27 at Metroplex Challenge -- 9.875 ------2/2 #6 Kentucky ------2/2 #6 Kentucky -- 9.900 ------2/9 at #24 Missouri -- -- 9.350 -- -- 2/9 at #24 Missouri -- 9.775 ------2/16 at Gym Quarters -- -- 9.850 -- -- 2/16 at Gym Quarters -- 9.925* ------2/18 Texas Woman’s -- -- 9.725 -- -- 2/18 Texas Woman’s -- 9.800 ------2/23 at #15 Georgia -- -- 9.850 -- -- 2/23 at #15 Georgia -- 9.825 ------3/4 #15 Auburn -- -- 9.825 -- -- 3/4 #15 Auburn -- 9.850 ------3/9 at No. 24 NC State -- -- 9.825 -- -- 3/9 at No. 24 NC State -- 9.850 ------3/17 Arizona -- -- 9.925* -- -- 3/17 Arizona -- 9.875 ------3/24 SEC Championship -- -- 9.775 -- -- 3/24 SEC Championship -- 9.850 ------4/9 NCAA Regional -- -- 9.850 -- -- 4/9 NCAA Regional -- 9.800 ------4/20 NCAA Semifinal ------4/20 NCAA Semifinal ------4/21 NCAA Super Six ------4/21 NCAA Super Six ------Season Average -- -- 9.737 -- -- Season Average -- 9.850 ------Season High -- -- 9.925 -- -- Season High -- 9.925 ------Career High -- -- 9.925 -- -- Career High -- 9.925 ------

JULIANNA CANNAMELA KENNEDI EDNEY Vault Bars Beam Floor A-A Vault Bars Beam Floor A-A 1/5 #19 Arkansas 9.825 -- 9.000 -- -- 1/5 #19 Arkansas -- 9.950 ------1/12 at #7 Florida ------1/12 at #7 Florida 9.800 9.900 9.775 9.900 39.375 1/19 #9 Alabama 9.850 -- -- 9.875* -- 1/19 #9 Alabama -- 9.925 9.875 -- -- 1/27 at Metroplex Challenge 9.875 ------1/27 at Metroplex Challenge 9.875 9.850 9.900 9.875 39.500 2/2 #6 Kentucky 9.825 -- 9.325 -- -- 2/2 #6 Kentucky 9.825 9.400 9.825 9.775 38.825 2/9 at #24 Missouri 9.900* ------2/9 at #24 Missouri 9.950 9.825 9.275 9.925 38.975 2/16 at Gym Quarters 9.850 -- -- 9.850 -- 2/16 at Gym Quarters 9.900 9.900 9.775 9.875 39.450 2/18 Texas Woman’s 9.875 -- -- 9.825 -- 2/18 Texas Woman’s 9.900 9.900 9.875 9.950 36.625 2/23 at #15 Georgia 9.825 ------2/23 at #15 Georgia 9.850 9.900 9.725 9.900 39.375 3/4 #15 Auburn 9.825 -- -- 9.850 -- 3/4 #15 Auburn 9.900 9.975* 9.925 9.975* 39.775* 3/9 at No. 24 NC State 9.875 -- -- 9.825 -- 3/9 at No. 24 NC State 9.825 9.900 9.875 9.175 38.775 3/17 Arizona 9.300 ------3/17 Arizona 9.900 9.925 9.900 9.975* 39.700 3/24 SEC Championship 9.875 ------3/24 SEC Championship 9.900 9.900 9.800 9.850 39.450 4/9 NCAA Regional 9.900* ------4/9 NCAA Regional 9.950 9.825 9.900 9.850 39.525 4/20 NCAA Semifinal ------4/20 NCAA Semifinal ------4/21 NCAA Super Six ------4/21 NCAA Super Six ------Season Average 9.815 -- 9.163 9.845 -- Season Average 9.881 9.863 9.802 9.835 39.363 Season High 9.900 -- 9.325 9.875 -- Season High 9.950 9.975 9.925 9.975 39.775 Career High 9.900 9.850 9.850 9.875 -- Career High 9.9875 9.975 9.950 9.975 39.775

BRIDGET DEAN SARAH EDWARDS Vault Bars Beam Floor A-A Vault Bars Beam Floor A-A 1/5 #19 Arkansas ------1/5 #19 Arkansas 9.825 -- -- 9.825 -- 1/12 at #7 Florida ------1/12 at #7 Florida 9.900* -- -- 9.175 -- 1/19 #9 Alabama ------1/19 #9 Alabama 9.800 -- -- 9.875* -- 1/27 at Metroplex Challenge ------1/27 at Metroplex Challenge 9.875 -- -- 9.875* -- 2/2 #6 Kentucky ------2/2 #6 Kentucky 9.825 -- -- 9.850 -- 2/9 at #24 Missouri ------2/9 at #24 Missouri 9.850 -- -- 9.875* -- 2/16 at Gym Quarters ------2/16 at Gym Quarters ------2/18 Texas Woman’s ------2/18 Texas Woman’s 9.875 -- -- 9.875* -- 2/23 at #15 Georgia ------2/23 at #15 Georgia 9.825 ------3/4 #15 Auburn ------3/4 #15 Auburn 9.300 ------3/9 at No. 24 NC State ------3/9 at No. 24 NC State 9.900* -- -- 9.850 -- 3/17 Arizona ------3/17 Arizona 9.850 -- -- 9.800 -- 3/24 SEC Championship ------3/24 SEC Championship 9.900* ------4/9 NCAA Regional ------4/9 NCAA Regional 9.325 ------4/20 NCAA Semifinal ------4/20 NCAA Semifinal ------4/21 NCAA Super Six ------4/21 NCAA Super Six ------Season Average ------Season Average 9.773 -- -- 9.778 -- Season High ------Season High 9.900 -- -- 9.875 -- Career High ------Career High 9.900 -- -- 9.875 -- CHRISTINA DESIDERIO SARAH FINNEGAN Vault Bars Beam Floor A-A Vault Bars Beam Floor A-A 1/5 #19 Arkansas -- -- 9.825 -- -- 1/5 #19 Arkansas 9.875 9.950 9.925 9.900 39.650 1/12 at #7 Florida -- -- 9.850 -- -- 1/12 at #7 Florida 9.775 9.775 9.925 9.875 39.350 1/19 #9 Alabama -- -- 9.875 -- -- 1/19 #9 Alabama 9.900 9.975 9.750 9.925 39.550 1/27 at Metroplex Challenge -- -- 9.775 9.725 -- 1/27 at Metroplex Challenge 9.875 9.925 9.875 9.875 39.550 2/2 #6 Kentucky -- -- 9.900 -- -- 2/2 #6 Kentucky 9.850 9.975 9.900 9.850 39.575 2/9 at #24 Missouri -- -- 9.800 9.600 -- 2/9 at #24 Missouri 9.875 9.850 9.900 9.975 39.600 2/16 at Gym Quarters -- -- 9.900 9.875* -- 2/16 at Gym Quarters 9.900 9.950 9.975 9.950 39.775* 2/18 Texas Woman’s -- -- 9.900 -- -- 2/18 Texas Woman’s -- 9.950 9.900 -- -- 2/23 at #15 Georgia -- -- 9.900 9.825 -- 2/23 at #15 Georgia 9.900 9.900 9.950 9.925 39.675 3/4 #15 Auburn -- -- 9.925 9.875* -- 3/4 #15 Auburn 9.825 9.925 9.850 10.000* 39.600 3/9 at No. 24 NC State -- -- 9.850 9.800 -- 3/9 at No. 24 NC State 9.875 9.975 9.900 -- -- 3/17 Arizona -- -- 9.950* -- -- 3/17 Arizona 9.825 10.000* 10.000* 9.875 39.700 3/24 SEC Championship -- -- 9.875 9.875* -- 3/24 SEC Championship 9.875 9.850 9.925 9.850 39.500 4/9 NCAA Regional -- -- 9.900 9.800 -- 4/9 NCAA Regional 9.850 9.925 9.900 9.950 39.625 4/20 NCAA Semifinal ------4/20 NCAA Semifinal ------4/21 NCAA Super Six ------4/21 NCAA Super Six ------Season Average -- -- 9.873 9.797 -- Season Average 9.862 9.923 9.905 9.913 39.596 Season High -- -- 9.950 9.875 -- Season High 9.900 10.000 10.000 10.000 39.775 Career High -- -- 9.950 9.875 -- Career High 9.925 10.000 10.000 10.000 39.775

* = Career High * = Career High

LSU GYMNASTICS • 29 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS APPEARANCES • 13 NCAA INDIVIDUAL NATIONAL TITLES • 225 ALL-AMERICANS 2018 LSU GYMNASTICS INDIVIDUAL RESULTS AND STATISTICS OLIVIA GUNTER LAUREN LI Vault Bars Beam Floor A-A Vault Bars Beam Floor A-A 1/5 #19 Arkansas ------1/5 #19 Arkansas ------1/12 at #7 Florida ------1/12 at #7 Florida ------1/19 #9 Alabama ------1/19 #9 Alabama ------1/27 at Metroplex Challenge ------1/27 at Metroplex Challenge ------2/2 #6 Kentucky ------2/2 #6 Kentucky ------2/9 at #24 Missouri ------2/9 at #24 Missouri ------2/16 at Gym Quarters ------2/16 at Gym Quarters ------2/18 Texas Woman’s ------2/18 Texas Woman’s ------2/23 at #15 Georgia ------2/23 at #15 Georgia ------3/4 #15 Auburn ------3/4 #15 Auburn ------3/9 at No. 24 NC State ------3/9 at No. 24 NC State ------3/17 Arizona ------3/17 Arizona ------3/24 SEC Championship ------3/24 SEC Championship ------4/9 NCAA Regional ------4/9 NCAA Regional ------4/20 NCAA Semifinal ------4/20 NCAA Semifinal ------4/21 NCAA Super Six ------4/21 NCAA Super Six ------Season Average ------Season Average ------Season High ------Season High ------Career High ------Career High ------MYIA HAMBRICK ERIN MACADAEG Vault Bars Beam Floor A-A Vault Bars Beam Floor A-A 1/5 #19 Arkansas 9.325 9.925 9.850 9.950 39.050 1/5 #19 Arkansas 9.750 -- 9.725 9.775 -- 1/12 at #7 Florida 9.900 9.800 9.900 9.950 39.550 1/12 at #7 Florida 9.825 -- 9.900 -- -- 1/19 #9 Alabama 9.800 9.925 9.875 9.950 39.550 1/19 #9 Alabama -- -- 9.825 -- -- 1/27 at Metroplex Challenge 9.825 9.900 9.825 9.975 39.525 1/27 at Metroplex Challenge -- -- 9.875 -- -- 2/2 #6 Kentucky 9.875 9.925 9.925 9.975 39.700 2/2 #6 Kentucky -- -- 9.900 -- -- 2/9 at #24 Missouri 9.950* 9.875 9.825 9.975 39.625 2/9 at #24 Missouri -- -- 9.900 -- -- 2/16 at Gym Quarters 9.925 9.825 9.925 9.975 39.650 2/16 at Gym Quarters -- -- 9.875 -- -- 2/18 Texas Woman’s 9.850 9.950 9.900 -- -- 2/18 Texas Woman’s 9.875 -- 9.900 -- -- 2/23 at #15 Georgia 9.900 9.875 9.925 9.575 39.275 2/23 at #15 Georgia -- -- 9.800 -- -- 3/4 #15 Auburn 9.900 9.950 9.875 10.000* 39.725* 3/4 #15 Auburn -- -- 9.950* -- -- 3/9 at No. 24 NC State -- 9.875 9.950* -- -- 3/9 at No. 24 NC State 9.775 -- 9.850 -- -- 3/17 Arizona 9.900 9.975* 9.950* 9.575 39.400 3/17 Arizona -- -- 9.850 -- -- 3/24 SEC Championship 9.850 9.900 9.900 9.700 39.350 3/24 SEC Championship -- -- 9.800 -- -- 4/9 NCAA Regional 9.950* 9.850 9.925 9.900 39.625 4/9 NCAA Regional -- -- 9.875 -- -- 4/20 NCAA Semifinal ------4/20 NCAA Semifinal ------4/21 NCAA Super Six ------4/21 NCAA Super Six ------Season Average 9.842 9.896 9.896 9.875 39.502 Season Average 9.806 -- 9.859 9.775 -- Season High 9.950 9.975 9.950 10.000 39.725 Season High 9.875 -- 9.950 9.775 -- Career High 9.950 9.975 9.950 10.000 39.725 Career High 9.925 -- 9.950 9.950 -- RUBY HARROLD LEXIE PRIESSMAN Vault Bars Beam Floor A-A Vault Bars Beam Floor A-A 1/5 #19 Arkansas -- 9.875 -- 9.725 -- 1/5 #19 Arkansas 9.900 9.900 ------1/12 at #7 Florida ------9.850 -- 1/12 at #7 Florida 9.925* 9.875 ------1/19 #9 Alabama 9.600 9.900 -- 8.925 -- 1/19 #9 Alabama 9.800 9.900 ------1/27 at Metroplex Challenge -- 9.125 ------1/27 at Metroplex Challenge 9.800 9.825 ------2/2 #6 Kentucky -- 9.175 ------2/2 #6 Kentucky 9.850 9.950 -- 9.875 -- 2/9 at #24 Missouri ------2/9 at #24 Missouri 9.850 9.875 ------2/16 at Gym Quarters 9.825 9.775 ------2/16 at Gym Quarters 9.875 9.950 ------2/18 Texas Woman’s 9.850 9.950* -- 9.900* -- 2/18 Texas Woman’s -- 9.975* -- 9.950* -- 2/23 at #15 Georgia -- 9.850 ------2/23 at #15 Georgia 9.800 9.900 -- 9.950* -- 3/4 #15 Auburn 9.875 9.800 ------3/4 #15 Auburn -- 9.850 ------3/9 at No. 24 NC State 9.950* 9.825 -- 9.825 -- 3/9 at No. 24 NC State -- 9.975* ------3/17 Arizona -- 9.850 ------3/17 Arizona 9.875 9.975* -- 9.825 -- 3/24 SEC Championship 9.300 9.750 ------3/24 SEC Championship -- 9.900 -- 9.875 -- 4/9 NCAA Regional 9.800 9.825 ------4/9 NCAA Regional -- 9.950 -- 9.850 -- 4/20 NCAA Semifinal ------4/20 NCAA Semifinal ------4/21 NCAA Super Six ------4/21 NCAA Super Six ------Season Average 9.743 9.725 -- 9.645 -- Season Average 9.853 9.914 -- 9.888 -- Season High 9.950 9.950 -- 9.900 -- Season High 9.925 9.975 -- 9.950 -- Career High 9.950 9.950 -- 9.900 -- Career High 9.925 9.975 9.725 9.950 -- ASHLYN KIRBY GRACEN STANDLEY Vault Bars Beam Floor A-A Vault Bars Beam Floor A-A 1/5 #19 Arkansas ------9.875 -- 1/5 #19 Arkansas ------1/12 at #7 Florida -- 9.050 -- 9.775 -- 1/12 at #7 Florida ------1/19 #9 Alabama ------9.850 -- 1/19 #9 Alabama ------1/27 at Metroplex Challenge ------9.750 -- 1/27 at Metroplex Challenge ------2/2 #6 Kentucky ------9.850 -- 2/2 #6 Kentucky ------2/9 at #24 Missouri -- 9.175* -- 9.900 -- 2/9 at #24 Missouri ------2/16 at Gym Quarters ------9.875 -- 2/16 at Gym Quarters ------2/18 Texas Woman’s ------9.925* -- 2/18 Texas Woman’s ------2/23 at #15 Georgia ------9.825 -- 2/23 at #15 Georgia ------3/4 #15 Auburn ------9.825 -- 3/4 #15 Auburn ------3/9 at No. 24 NC State ------9.850 -- 3/9 at No. 24 NC State ------3/17 Arizona ------9.825 -- 3/17 Arizona ------3/24 SEC Championship ------9.850 -- 3/24 SEC Championship ------4/9 NCAA Regional ------9.775 -- 4/9 NCAA Regional ------4/20 NCAA Semifinal ------4/20 NCAA Semifinal ------4/21 NCAA Super Six ------4/21 NCAA Super Six ------Season Average -- 9.113 -- 9.839 -- Season Average ------Season High -- 9.175 -- 9.925 -- Season High ------Career High -- 9.175 -- 9.925 -- Career High ------

* = Career High * = Career High

LSU GYMNASTICS • 29 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS APPEARANCES • 13 NCAA INDIVIDUAL NATIONAL TITLES • 225 ALL-AMERICANS