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Highlights

Illinois rallies to win fi rst NCAA title since 1989: Trailing by more than two points with two rotations remaining, Illinois coach guided his gymnasts toward the , an event in which the Illini had been inconsistent all season. They picked the right time to post their season-high score in the event. A 60.75 put Illinois within striking distance, and the Illini followed with a strong performance on the to pass No. 1 Oklahoma on April 27 and win their fi rst NCAA title since 1989. Led by U.S. Senior National Team members Paul Ruggeri and C.J. Maestas, Illinois posted a team score of 358.85, 1.4 points better than Oklahoma, which failed to win the national title in its home arena. It was Illinois’ third win of the season against the Sooners and the second in as many days. Oklahoma’s Jacob Dalton took the all-around title. ”This moment has been a long time waiting,” said Spring, a former U.S. Olympic team member who’s in his third season as Illinois’ coach. ”This team is one that truly took ownership of the details and that is not easy to do when you are in a sport that’s based off perfection.” Illinois has won 10 NCAA titles, but before this championship only one had come since 1958. After what Spring called a disappointing eff ort on the high bar, the Illini trailed Oklahoma by 2.05 points with two rotations remaining. They followed with the top performance of the night on the pommel horse and then posted a 59.45 on the rings — in which they were ranked second nationally — to close the gap. ”We went to pommel horse and turned it on like I’ve never seen them all year,” Spring said. ”They had just amazing routines. Then they fi nished in an amazing way (on the rings). I’m so proud of these guys.” In its last event, the high bar, Oklahoma posted a 57.15, its second-worst score in that event this season and its worst since the season opener. When it became evident the Illini would win, Oklahoma coach Mark Williams walked across the arena to shake hands with Spring. Williams said the Sooners, who have 10 freshmen on their 18-man roster, knew they’d have ”to be awesome” on the high bar to have a chance, ”and we were sub-awesome. We didn’t give ourselves the best chance to win there by any means. ”The way the judging had been on rings, it was a little tight. Compared to what we got on high bar (in the semifi nals) and what we got on rings, we still had an opportunity, but you have to put the performance out there. We didn’t totally give it away but we really missed two routines.” Dalton, another U.S. Senior National Team member and the nation’s top-ranked collegiate gymnast, won the individual all-around title with a score of 91. Sam Mikulak of Michigan and Maestas tied for second at 89.7. Dalton’s best event was the , in which he posted the best mark, a 15.550. He also fi nished second in the fl oor exercise. ”[Tonight] was all about the team,” Dalton said after the meet. ”I just went out and did my best, but we came up a little bit short.” Williams compared Dalton to former Oklahoma greats including 1984 Olympic gold medalist and 2008 Olympic silver medalist . ”When Jake is having a night like [tonight], I don’t have to worry about him,” Williams said after Dalton’s win. ”I just tried to make some jokes with him and keep it light and get him to relax. I knew that the crowd was doing all the motivating that he needed. The training behind what he had done is there. He focused in, he got it done. ”We wouldn’t have been anywhere close to a national title without him.” In the team race, Penn State was third, followed by California, Stanford and Michigan.

2012 TEAM STANDINGS 2012 INDIVIDUAL RESULTS Steven Lacombe, California, 14.950; 5. Chris Stehl, Oklahoma, (Note: Scores for the top six teams are from the team-final ses- All-around: 1. Jacob Dalton, Oklahoma, 91.000; 2. (tie) Sam 14.900; 6. Troy Nitzky, Oklahoma, 14.750; 7. Nihir Kothari, sion. Scores for all other teams are from the team-preliminary Mikulak, Michigan, and C.J. Maestas, Illinois, 89.700; 4. Glen Penn St., 14.550; 8. Anthony Sacramento, Illinois, 14.500; session.) Ishino, California, 88.400; 5. Dennis Mannhart, California, 9. Mike Behles, Ohio St., 13.900; 10. James Fosco, Stanford, 1. Illinois ...... 358.850 87.550; 6. Yoshi Mori, Illinois, 87.100; 7. , Penn 13.800. 2. Oklahoma ...... 357.450 St., 86.750; 8. Eddie Penev, Stanford, 86.450; 9. Paul Ruggeri, Vault: 1. (tie) Eddie Penev, Stanford, and Paul Ruggeri, 3. Penn St...... 354.800 Illinois, 86.400; 10. Donothan Bailey, California, 86.350; 11. Illinois, 15.500; 3. Presten Ellsworth, Oklahoma, 15.200; 4. California ...... 353.000 4. Stacey Ervin, Michigan, 15.150; 5. (tie) Jacob Dalton, 5. Stanford ...... 352.650 Adrian de los Angeles, Michigan, 85.950; 12. Dylan Akers, Oklahoma, 85.600; 13. Andrew Faulk, Navy, 84.750; 14. Javier Oklahoma, and Steven Lacombe, California, 15.100; 7. 6. Michigan...... 351.050 Balboa, Iowa, 84.050; 15. Rohan Sebastian, Michigan, 83.500; Patrick Piscitelli, Oklahoma, 15.050; 8. Michael Heredia, 7. Ohio St...... 345.350 16. Adam Al-Rokh, Temple, 82.750; 17. Daniel Potemski, Oklahoma, 15.000; 9. Larry Mayer, Ohio St., 14.250; 10. Sean 8. Minnesota ...... 343.350 William & Mary, 82.550; 18. Chris Mooney, Temple, 80.350; Senters, Stanford, 14.050. 9. Nebraska ...... 340.550 : 1. Jacob Dalton, Oklahoma, 15.250; 2. Paul 10. Temple ...... 339.450 19. Broderick Shemansky, Iowa, 80.200. exercise: 1. Eddie Penev, Stanford, 16.100; 2. Jacob Ruggeri, Illinois, 15.000; 3. (tie) Danny Berardini, Oklahoma, 11. Iowa ...... 336.650 Dalton, Oklahoma, 15.950; 3. Stacey Ervin, Michigan, 15.450; and Misha Koudinov, Ohio St., 14.950; 5. Felix Aronovich, 12. Air Force ...... 333.750 4. Grant Perdue, Nebraska, 15.400; 5. Sean Senters, Stanford, Penn St., 14.800; 6. Cameron Foreman, Stanford, 14.550; 15.150; 6. (tie) Paul Hichwa, Stanford, and Danny Steiner, 7. Dennis Mannhart, California, 14.500; 8. Sam Mikulak, Ohio St., 15.050; 8. Parker Raque, Penn St., 14.950; 9. (tie) Michigan, 14.400; 9. C.J. Maestas, Illinois, 14.200; 10. Dylan Akers, Oklahoma, 14.900; 10. Craig Hernandez, Penn Jonathan Liu, California, 13.800. St., 14.500. : 1. Sam Mikulak, Michigan, 15.450; 2. Glen Pommel horse: 1. Glen Ishino, California, 15.600; 2. Craig Ishino, California, 15.050; 3. Jacob Dalton, Oklahoma, 14.900; Hernandez, Penn St., 15.350; 3. Michael Newburger, Ohio 4. Dennis Mannhart, California, 14.850; 5. (tie) Kris Done, St., 15.100; 4. Adrian Evans, Penn St., 14.800; 5. Yoshi Mori, Ohio St., and Jordan Valdez, Illinois, 14.700; 7. Austin Phillips, Illinois, 14.600; 6. C.J. Maestas, Illinois, 14.550; 7. Ty Echard, Illinois, 14.350; 8. Nestor Rodriguez, Penn St., 14.300; 9. Ohio St., 14.450; 8. Chad Mason, Illinois, 14.350; 9. Cole Cameron Foreman, Stanford, 13.900; 10. C.J. Padera, Illinois, Smith, Illinois, 14.300; 10. John Martin, Stanford, 13.500. 13.850. Rings: 1. C.J. Maestas, Illinois, 15.300; 2. Scott Rosenthal, Penn St., 15.250; 3. Jacob Dalton, Oklahoma, 15.100; 4. 2 MEN’S GYMNASTICS—HISTORY

History

Team Results

Championships Year Champion Coach Points Runner-Up Points Host or Site Attendance 1938 ...... Chicago Dan Hoffer 22 Illinois 18 Chicago — 1939 ...... Illinois Hartley Price 21 Army 17 Chicago — 1940 ...... Illinois Hartley Price 20 Navy 17 Chicago — Temple 17 1941 ...... Illinois Hartley Price 68.5 Minnesota 52.5 Chicago — 1942 ...... Illinois Hartley Price 39 Penn St. 30 Navy — 1948 ...... Penn St. Gene Wettstone 55 Temple 34.5 Chicago — 1949 ...... Temple Max Younger 28 Minnesota 18 California — 1950 ...... Illinois Charley Pond 26 Temple 25 Army — 1951 ...... St. Hartley Price 26 Illinois 23.5 Michigan — Southern California 23.5 1952 ...... Florida St. Hartley Price 89.5 Southern California 75 Colorado — 1953 ...... Penn St. Gene Wettstone 91.5 Illinois 68 Syracuse — 1954 ...... Penn St. Gene Wettstone 137 Illinois 68 Illinois — 1955 ...... Illinois Charley Pond 82 Penn St. 69 UCLA — 1956 ...... Illinois Charley Pond 123.5 Penn St. 67.5 North Carolina — 1957 ...... Penn St. Gene Wettstone 88.5 Illinois 80 Navy — 1958 ...... Michigan St. George Szypula 79 Michigan St. — Illinois Charley Pond 79 1959 ...... Penn St. Gene Wettstone 152 Illinois 87.5 California — 1960 ...... Penn St. Gene Wettstone 112.5 Southern California 65.5 Penn St. — 1961 ...... Penn St. Gene Wettstone 88.5 Southern Ill. 80.5 Illinois — 1962 ...... Southern California Jack Beckner 95.5 Southern Ill. 75 New Mexico — 1963 ...... Michigan Newton Loken 129 Southern Ill. 73 Pittsburgh — 1964 ...... Southern Ill. Bill Meade 84.5 Southern California 69.5 Cal St. L.A. — 1965 ...... Penn St. Gene Wettstone 68.5 Washington 51.5 Southern Ill. — 1966 ...... Southern Ill. Bill Meade 187.200 California 185.100 Penn St. — 1967 ...... Southern Ill. Bill Meade 189.550 Michigan 187.400 Southern Ill. — 1968 ...... California Hal Frey 188.250 Southern Ill. 188.150 Arizona — 1969 ...... Iowa Mike Jacobson 161.175 Penn St. 160.450 Washington — Michigan* Newton Loken 28.10 Colorado St. 26.60 1970 ...... Michigan Newton Loken 164.150 Iowa St. 164.050 Temple — Michigan* Newton Loken 26.85 New Mexico 26.40 1971 ...... Iowa St. Ed Gagnier 319.075 Southern Ill. 316.650 Michigan — 1972 ...... Southern Ill. Bill Meade 315.925 Iowa St. 312.325 Iowa St. — 1973 ...... Iowa St. Ed Gagnier 325.150 Penn St. 323.025 Oregon — 1974 ...... Iowa St. Ed Gagnier 328.675 Arizona St. 324.900 Penn St. — 1975 ...... California Hal Frey 437.325 LSU 433.700 Indiana St. — 1976 ...... Penn St. Gene Wettstone 432.075 LSU 425.125 Temple 35,980 1977 ...... Indiana St. Roger Counsil 434.475 Arizona St. 36,616 Oklahoma Paul Ziert 434.475 1978 ...... Oklahoma Paul Ziert 439.350 Arizona St. 437.075 Oregon 15,315 1979 ...... Nebraska Francis Allen 448.275 Oklahoma 446.625 LSU 17,686 1980 ...... Nebraska Francis Allen 563.300 Iowa St. 557.650 Nebraska 19,058 1981 ...... Nebraska Francis Allen 284.600 Oklahoma 281.950 Nebraska 25,880 1982 ...... Nebraska Francis Allen 285.500 UCLA 281.050 Nebraska 27,027 1983 ...... Nebraska Francis Allen 287.800 UCLA 283.900 Penn St. 11,754 1984 ...... UCLA Art Shurlock 287.300 Penn St. 281.250 UCLA 10,877 1985 ...... Ohio St. Michael Willson 285.350 Nebraska 284.550 Nebraska 10,122 1986 ...... Arizona St. Don Robinson 283.900 Nebraska 283.600 Nebraska 10,169 1987 ...... UCLA Art Shurlock 285.300 Nebraska 284.750 UCLA 6,688 1988 ...... Nebraska Francis Allen 288.150 Illinois 287.150 Nebraska 12,552 1989 ...... Illinois Yoshi Hayasaki 283.400 Nebraska 282.300 Nebraska 8,643 1990 ...... Nebraska Francis Allen 287.400 Minnesota 287.300 Minnesota 10,474 1991 ...... Oklahoma Greg Buwick 288.025 Penn St. 285.500 Penn St. 16,076 1992 ...... Stanford Sadao Hamada 289.575 Nebraska 288.950 Nebraska 13,007 1993 ...... Stanford Sadao Hamada 276.500 Nebraska 275.500 New Mexico 6,031 1994 ...... Nebraska Francis Allen 288.250 Stanford 285.925 Nebraska 8,543 1995 ...... Stanford Sadao Hamada 232.400 Nebraska 231.525 Ohio St. 7,966 1996 ...... Ohio St. Peter Kormann 232.150 California 231.775 Stanford 4,733 1997 ...... California Barry Weiner 233.825 Oklahoma 232.725 Iowa 5,527 1998 ...... California Barry Weiner 231.200 Iowa 229.675 Penn St. 6,083 1999 ...... Michigan Kurt Golder 232.550 Ohio St. 230.850 Nebraska 5,577 2000 ...... Penn St. Randy Jepson 231.975 Michigan 231.850 Iowa 3,939 2001 ...... Ohio St. Miles Avery 218.125 Oklahoma 217.775 Ohio St. 4,154 2002 ...... Oklahoma Mark Williams 219.300 Ohio St. 218.650 Oklahoma 5,088 2003 ...... Oklahoma Mark Williams 222.600 Ohio St. 220.700 Temple 4,766 MEN’S GYMNASTICS—HISTORY 3

Championships Year Champion Coach Points Runner-Up Points Host or Site Attendance 2004 ...... Penn St. Randy Jepson 223.350 Oklahoma 222.300 Illinois 5,293 2005 ...... Oklahoma Mark Williams 225.675 Ohio St. 225.450 Army 4,751 2006 ...... Oklahoma Mark Williams 221.400 Illinois 220.975 Oklahoma 7,287 2007 ...... Penn St. Randy Jepson 221.000 Oklahoma 220.200 Penn St. 7,349 2008 ...... Oklahoma Mark Williams 363.200 Stanford 362.750 Stanford 5,269 2009 ...... Stanford Thom Glielmi 362.800 Michigan 361.500 Minnesota 4,141 2010 ...... Michigan Kurt Golder 360.500 Stanford 359.800 Army 2,997 2011 ...... Stanford Thom Glielmi 363.450 Oklahoma 361.600 Ohio St. 3,905 2012 ...... Illinois Justin Spring 358.850 Oklahoma 357.450 Oklahoma 4,637 *Trampoline champion. No meets were held from 1943 to 1947 Note: Houston Baptist’s participation in 1988 and 1989 championships vacated by the NCAA Committee on Infractions.

TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS 6—Joe Kotys, Kent St. (PB 1949-50, A-A 1949-50, HB 1953 Jean Cronstedt, Penn St., 1275 Penn St. 12, Illinois 10, Nebraska 8, Oklahoma 8, Stanford 5, 1950, SH 1951); Jean Cronstedt, Penn St. (PB 1953-54, 1954 Jean Cronstedt, Penn St., 1557 California 4, Michigan 4, Southern Ill. 4, Iowa St. 3, Ohio St. 3, A-A 1953-54, HB 1954, FE 1954); Armando Vega, Penn 1955 Karl Schwenzfeier, Penn St., 1620 St. (PB 1956-57-59, A-A 1957-59, rings 1959); Robert Florida St. 2, UCLA 2, Arizona St., Chicago, Indiana St., Iowa, 1956 Don Tonry, Illinois, 1493 Lynn, Southern California (PB 1960-62, FE 1961-62, HB 1957 Armando Vega, Penn St., 1601 Michigan St., Southern California, Temple, 1 each. 1962, A-A 1962); Blaine Wilson, Ohio St. (A-A 1996-97, 1958 , Illinois, 511 (Note: Michigan also won two trampoline championships.) PB 1996, rings 1996-97, V 1997); Jonathan Horton, 1959 Armando Vega, Penn St., 551.25 Oklahoma (A-A 2006, FE 2006-07, rings 2006-08, HB 1960 Jay Werner, Penn St., 547.25 INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 2007); Steven Legendre, Oklahoma (A-A 2009, FE 2008- 1961 Gregor Weiss, Penn St., 54.525 Illinois 54, Penn St. 51, Nebraska 40, Oklahoma 36, California 09-10, V 2008-09). 1962 Robert Lynn, Southern California, 54.775 29, Michigan 29, UCLA 28, Ohio St. 26, Stanford 26, Southern 5—Steve Hug, Stanford (A-A 1972-73-74, PB 1973-74); Kurt Thomas, Indiana St. (A-A 1977-79, HB 1979, PB 1963 Gil Larose, Michigan, 55.90 California 24, Iowa St. 18, Michigan St. 18, New Mexico 17, 1964 Ron Barak, Southern California, 54.85 Southern Ill. 16, Minnesota 15, Iowa 13, Temple 13, Arizona 1977-79); , UCLA (PB 1981, A-A 1982-83, PH 1982, HB 1982); Chad Fox, New Mexico (FE 1987, V 1965 Mike Jacobson, Penn St., 54.75 St. 10, Indiana St. 10, Chicago 9, Navy 9, Florida St. 8, Army 1986-87-88-89); John Roethlisberger, Minnesota (A-A 1966 Steve Cohen, Penn St., 55.75 6, Cal St. L.A. 6, Kent St. 6, Syracuse 6, Washington 6, BYU 5, 1991-92-93, PB 1991, PH 1993); Tim McNeill, California 1967 Steve Cohen, Penn St., 55.75 Northern Ill. 5, Cal St. Northridge 3, LSU 3, Arizona 2, Cal St. (PH 2006-07-08, PB 2007-08). Fullerton 2, Colorado St. 2, Oregon 2, Pittsburgh 2, Southern 1968 Makoto Sakamoto, MULTIPLE CHAMPIONSHIPS, EVENT Southern California, 110.45 Conn. St. 2, Springfield 2, William & Mary 2, Yale 2, Colorado, 1969 Mauno Nissinen, Washington, 108.200 SUNY Cortland, Houston Baptist, Indiana, Long Beach St., 4—Chad Fox, New Mexico (V 1986-87-88-89); Mark Sohn, Penn St. (PH 1988-89-90-91). 1970 Yoshi Hayasaki, Washington, 108.25 Western Ill., Wisconsin, 1 each. 3—Joe Giallombardo, Illinois (tumb 1938-39-40, A-A 1938- 1971 Yoshi Hayasaki, Washington, 107.9 (Note: These totals include co-championships.) 39-40); Earl Shanken, Chicago (LH 1940-41-42); Edsel 1972 Steve Hug, Stanford, 107.75 Buchanan, Michigan (tramp 1949-50-51); Armando 1973 Steve Hug, Stanford, 110.05 Vega, Penn St. (PB 1956-57-59); Russ Hoffman, Iowa St. Marshall Avener, Penn St., 110.05 (PH 1970-71-72); Steve Hug, Stanford (A-A 1972-73-74); 1974 Steve Hug, Stanford, 108.95 Individual Records Ted Marcy, Stanford (PH 1974-75-76); Ron Galimore, 1975 Wayne Young, BYU, 109.65 LSU (1978) and Iowa St. (1980-81) (V 1978-80-81); Jim 1976 Peter Kormann, Southern Conn. St., 108.95 (Note: Records include co-championships. Key to abbrevia- Hartung, Nebraska (rings 1980-81-82); Paul O’Neill, 1977 Kurt Thomas, Indiana St., 111.15 Houston Baptist (1987) and New Mexico (1988-89) tions: A-A—all-around, FE—floor exercise, FR—flying rings, 1978 Bart Conner, Oklahoma, 112.65 HB—horizontal bar, LH—long horse, PB—parallel bars, (rings 1987-88-89); John Roethlisberger, Minnesota (A-A 1991-92-93); Drew Durbin, Ohio St. (PH 1995-96- 1979 Kurt Thomas, Indiana St., 115.25 PH—pommel horse, rings—still rings, SH—side horse, tramp— 1980 , Nebraska, 115.02 trampoline, tumb—tumbling, V—Vault) 97); Tim McNeill, California (PH 2006-07-08); Steven Legendre, Oklahoma (FE 2008-09-10). 1981 Jim Hartung, Nebraska, 115.90 INDIVIDUAL TITLES, YEAR 1982 Peter Vidmar, UCLA, 116.30 4—Jean Cronstedt, Penn St., 1954 (PB, HB, FE, A-A); Robert 1983 Peter Vidmar, UCLA, 116.95 Lynn, Southern California, 1962 (FE, PB, A-A, HB). 1984 , UCLA, 116.95 3—Erwin Beyer, Chicago, 1938 (SH, PB, LH); Joe Team Records 1985 Wes Suter, Nebraska, 58.27 Giallombardo, Illinois, 1938 (tumb, FR, A-A); Joe Kotys, 1986 Jon Louis, Stanford, 57.60 Kent St., 1950 (PB, HB, A-A); Carlton Rintz, Michigan 1987 Tom Schlesinger, Nebraska, 113.25 St., 1955 (SH, HB, PB); Abie Grossfeld, Illinois, 1958 (Note: Records include co-championships.) (A-A, HB, FE); Armando Vega, Penn St., 1959 (A-A, INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIPS, YEAR 1988 †Miguel Rubio, Houston Baptist, 114.150 rings, PB); Gil Larose, Michigan, 1963 (A-A, HB, LH); 6—Penn St., 1954-59; Michigan, 1963. 1989 Patrick Kirksey, Nebraska, 112.600 Ron Barak, Southern California, 1964 (PB, A-A, HB); 5—Nebraska, 1980-81. 1990 Mike Racanelli, Ohio St., 114.750 Makoto Sakamoto, Southern California, 1968 (A-A, HB, 4—Illinois, 1940-41-58; Nebraska, 1982-83; Southern 1991 John Roethlisberger, Minnesota, 115.450

PB); Kurt Thomas, Indiana St., 1979 (A-A, HB, PB); Jim California, 1962; UCLA, 1984; Ohio St., 1996-97; 1992 John Roethlisberger, Minnesota, 116.075 GYMNASTICS MEN’S Hartung, Nebraska, 1981 (A-A, rings, PB); Peter Vidmar, Oklahoma, 2003. 1993 John Roethlisberger, Minnesota, 58.075 UCLA, 1982 (A-A, PH, HB); , Nebraska, 1994 Dennis Harrison, Nebraska, 58.200 1983 (FE, PB, HB); , UCLA, 1984 (PH, rings, 1995 Richard Grace, Nebraska, 58.325 PB); Wes Suter, Nebraska, 1985 (A-A, FE, HB); Blaine 1996 Blaine Wilson, Ohio St., 58.625 Wilson, Ohio St., 1996-97 (A-A, PB, rings; A-A, V, rings); Individual Champions 1997 Blaine Wilson, Ohio St., 58.625 Jonathan Horton, Oklahoma, 2006 (A-A, FE, rings); Steven Legendre, Oklahoma, 2009 (A-A, FE, V) 1998 Travis Romagnoli, Illinois, 58.225 †Championships vacated by NCAA Committee on Infractions. 1999 Jason Hardabura, Nebraska, 58.050 INDIVIDUAL TITLES, CAREER 2000 Jamie Natalie, Ohio St., 58.375 7—Joe Giallombardo, Illinois (tumb 1938-39-40, A-A ALL-AROUND 1938 Joe Giallombardo, Illinois, 2509 2001 Jamie Natalie, Ohio St., 55.700 1938-39-40, FR 1938); Jim Hartung, Nebraska (A-A 2002 , Ohio St., 55.875 1980-81, rings 1980-81-82, PB 1981-82). 1939 Joe Giallombardo, Illinois 1940 Joe Giallombardo, Illinois, 2331 2003 Daniel Furney, Oklahoma, 56.100 Paul Fina, Illinois, 2331 2004 Luis Vargas, Penn St., 56.475 1941 Courtney Shanken, Chicago. 2832.50 2005 Luis Vargas, Penn St., 57.175 1942 Newton Loken, Minnesota, 1233.80 2006 Jonathan Horton, Oklahoma, 56.000 1948 Ray Sorenson, Penn St. 2007 Taqiy Abdullah-Simmons, Oklahoma, 55.750 1949 Joe Kotys, Kent St. 2008 Casey Sandy, Penn St., 91.350 1950 Joe Kotys, Kent St. 2009 Steven Legendre, Oklahoma, 90.500 1951 Bill Roetzheim, Florida St., 1605 2010 Chris Cameron, Michigan, 90.500 1952 Jack Beckner, Southern California, 1486 2011 Sam Mikulak, Michigan, 90.750 2012 Jacob Dalton, Oklahoma, 91.000 4 MEN’S GYMNASTICS—INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS

FLOOR EXERCISE 1959 Art Shurlock, California, 97 1981 Jim Hartung, Nebraska, 9.90 1941 Ed Danser, Temple, 271 1960 James Fairchild, California, 96 1982 Jim Hartung, Nebraska, 9.85 1953 Bob Sullivan, Illinois, 276 1961 James Fairchild, California, 9.65 1983 Alex Schwartz, UCLA, 9.85 1954 Jean Cronstedt, Penn St., 282 1962 Mike Aufrecht, Illinois, 9.50 1984 Tim Daggett, UCLA, 9.9 1955 Don Faber, UCLA, 286 1963 Russ Mills, Yale, 9.775 1985 Mark Diab, Iowa St., 9.85 1956 Jamile Ashmore, Florida St., 272 1964 Russ Mills, Yale, 9.80 1986 Mark Diab, Iowa St., 9.85 1957 Norman Marks, Cal St. L.A., 271 1965 Bob Elsinger, Springfield, 9.375 1987 Paul O’Neill, Houston Baptist, 9.90 1958 Abie Grossfeld, Illinois, 89 1966 Gary Hoskins, Cal St. L.A., 9.725 1988 Paul O’Neill, New Mexico, 9.800 1959 Don Tonry, Illinois, 94.5 1967 Keith McCanless, Iowa, 9.600 1989 †Alfonso Rodriguez, Houston Baptist, 9.950 1960 Ray Hadley, Illinois, 93 1968 Jack Ryan, Colorado, 9.60 Paul O’Neill, New Mexico, 9.950 1961 Robert Lynn, Southern California, 9.25 1969 Keith McCanless, Iowa,19.05 1990 Wayne Cowden, Penn St., 9.900 1962 Robert Lynn, Southern California, 9.40 1970 Russ Hoffman, Iowa St., 18.525 1991 Adam Carton, Penn St., 9.9000 1963 Tom Seward, Penn St., 9.40 John Russo, Wisconsin, 18.525 1992 Scott Keswick, UCLA, 9.900 Mike Henderson, Michigan, 9.40 1971 Russ Hoffman, Iowa St., 9.325 1993 Chris LaMorte, New Mexico, 9.850 1964 Rusty Mitchell, Southern Ill., 9.60 1972 Russ Hoffman, Iowa St., 18.95 1994 Chris LaMorte, New Mexico, 9.900 1965 Frank Schmitz, Southern Ill., 9.575 1973 Ed Slezak, Indiana St., 18.750 1995 Dave Frank, Temple, 9.8250 1966 Frank Schmitz, Southern Ill., 9.575 1974 Ted Marcy, Stanford, 18.925 1996 Scott McCall, William & Mary, 9.825 1967 Dave Jacobs, Michigan, 9.450 1975 Ted Marcy, Stanford, 19.625 Blaine Wilson, Ohio St., 9.825 1968 Toby Towson, Michigan St., 9.50 1976 Ted Marcy, Stanford, 19.325 1997 Blaine Wilson, Ohio St., 9.9000 Sidney Freudenstein, California, 9.50 1977 Chuck Walter, New Mexico, 18.925 1998 Dan Fink, Oklahoma, 9.8875 1969 Toby Towson, Michigan St., 18.95 1978 Mike Burke, Northern Ill., 19.425 1999 Cortney Bramwell, BYU, 9.9250 1970 Tom Proulx, Colorado St., 18.575 1979 Mike Burke, Northern Ill., 19.575 2000 Cortney Bramwell, BYU, 9.9500 1971 Stormy Eaton, New Mexico, 9.425 1980 David Stoldt, Illinois, 19.450 2001 Chris Lakeman, Penn St., 9.550 1972 Odessa Lovin, Oklahoma, 18.725 1981 Mark Bergman, California, 9.85 2002 Marshall Erwin, Stanford, 9.825 1973 Odessa Lovin, Oklahoma, 18.950 Steve Jennings, New Mexico, 9.85 2003 , Penn St., 9.762 1974 Doug Fitzjarrell, Iowa St., 19.125 1982 Peter Vidmar, UCLA, 9.85 2004 Kevin Tan, Penn St., 9.812 1975 Kent Brown, Arizona St., 18.875 Steve Jennings, New Mexico, 9.85 2005 David Henderson, Oklahoma, 9.700 1976 Bob Robbins, Colorado St., 18.900 1983 Doug Kieso, Northern Ill., 9.95 2006 Jonathan Horton, Oklahoma, 9.637 1977 Ron Galimore, LSU, 18.850 1984 Tim Daggett, UCLA, 9.9 2007 Alex Schorsch, Stanford, 9.750 1978 Curt Austin, Iowa St., 19.075 1985 Tony Pineda, UCLA, 9.9 2008 Jonathan Horton, Oklahoma, 16.125 1979 Mike Wilson, Oklahoma, 19.125 1986 Curtis Holdsworth, UCLA, 9.75 2009 Evan Roth, California, 15.600 Bart Conner, Oklahoma, 19.125 1987 Li Xiao Ping, Cal St. Fullerton, 9.95 2010 Brandon Wynn, Ohio St., 15.900 1980 Steve Elliott, Nebraska, 19.550 1988 †Alfonso Rodriguez, Houston Baptist, 9.800 2011 Brandon Wynn, Ohio St., 16.000 1981 James Yuhashi, Oregon, 9.90 Mark Sohn, Penn St., 9.800 2012 C.J. Maestas, Illinois, 15.300 1982 Steve Elliott, Nebraska, 9.85 1989 Mark Sohn, Penn St., 9.850 VAULT (LONG HORSE) 1983 Scott Johnson, Nebraska, 9.90 Chris Waller, UCLA, 9.850 1938 Erwin Beyer, Chicago David Branch, Arizona St., 9.90 1990 Mark Sohn, Penn St., 9.900 1939 Marv Forman, Illinois Donnie Hinton, Arizona St., 9.90 1991 Mark Sohn, Penn St., 10.0000 1940 Earl Shanken, Chicago, 82.44 1984 Kevin Ekburg, Northern Ill., 9.85 1992 Che Bowers, Nebraska, 9.90 1941 Earl Shanken, Chicago, 797.70 1985 Wes Suter, Nebraska, 9.8 1942 Earl Shanken, Chicago, 68.31 1986 Jerry Burrell, Arizona St., 9.8 1993 John Roethlisberger, Minnesota, 9.500 Brian Ginsberg, UCLA, 9.8 1994 Jason Bertram, California, 9.550 1948 Jim Peterson, Minnesota 1995 Drew Durbin, Ohio St., 9.9000 1952 Dick Gutting, Florida St., 275 1987 Chad Fox, New Mexico, 9.90 1996 Drew Durbin, Ohio St., 9.875 1961 Fred Orlofsky, Southern Ill., 9.15 1988 Chris Wyatt, Temple, 9.900 1997 Drew Durbin, Ohio St., 9.912 1962 Bruno Klaus, Southern Ill., 9.20 1989 Jody Newman, Arizona St., 9.850 1963 Gil Larose, Michigan, 9.425 1990 Mike Racanelli, Ohio St., 9.850 1998 Josh Birckelbaw, California, 9.8250 1991 Brad Hayashi, UCLA, 9.8740 1999 Brandon Stefaniak, Penn St., 9.7750 1964 Sidney Oglesby, Syracuse, 9.57 2000 Don Jackson, Iowa, 9.9125 1965 Dan Millman, California, 9.700 1992 Brian Winkler, Michigan, 9.950 Brandon Stefaniak, Penn St., 9.9125 1966 Frank Schmitz, Southern Ill., 9.575 1993 Richard Grace, Nebraska, 9.400 2001 Clay Strother, Minnesota, 9.662 1967 Paul Mayer, Southern Ill., 9.512 1994 Mark Booth, Stanford, 9.300 2002 Clay Strother, Minnesota, 9.775 1968 Bruce Colter, Cal St. L.A., 9.55 1995 Jay Thornton, Iowa, 9.8500 1996 Ian Bachrach, Stanford, 9.913 2003 Josh Landis, Oklahoma, 9.687 1969 Dan Bowles, California, 18.40 2004 Bob Rogers, Illinois, 9.775 Jack McCarthy, Illinois, 18.40 1997 Jeremy Killen, Oklahoma, 9.825 2005 Luis Vargas, Penn St., 9.787 1970 Doug Boger, Arizona, 18.475 1998 Darin Gerlach, Temple, 9.8125 2006 Tim McNeill, California, 9.350 1971 Pat Mahoney, Cal St. Northridge, 9.225 1999 Jason Hardabura, Nebraska, 9.8000 2007 Tim McNeill, California, 9.650 1972 Gary Morava, Southern Ill., 18.40 2000 Jamie Natalie, Ohio St., 9.9000 1973 John Crosby, Southern Conn. St., 18.775 2001 Clay Strother, Minnesota, 9.525 2008 Tim McNeill, California, 15.625 2009 Daniel Ribeiro, Illinois, 15.575 1974 Greg Goodhue, Oklahoma, 18.900 2002 Clay Strother, Minnesota, 9.612 2010 Alex Naddour, Oklahoma, 15.425 1975 Tom Beach, California, 18.625 2003 Josh Landis, Oklahoma, 9.675 2011 Alex Naddour, Oklahoma, 15.550 1976 Sam Shaw, Cal St. Fullerton, 18.900 2004 Graham Ackerman, California, 9.687 Daniel Ribeiro, Illinois, 15.550 1977 Steve Wejmar, Washington, 19.175 2005 Graham Ackerman, California, 9.600 2012 Glen Ishino, California, 15.600 1978 Ron Galimore, LSU, 19.3 2006 Jonathan Horton, Oklahoma, 9.575 RINGS (STILL) 1979 Leslie Moore, Oklahoma, 19.400 2007 Jonathan Horton, Oklahoma, 9.650 1959 Armando Vega, Penn St., 94 1980 Ron Galimore, Iowa St., 19.750 2008 Steven Legendre, Oklahoma, 16.100 1960 Sam Garcia, Southern California, 94 1981 Ron Galimore, Iowa St., 10.00 2009 Steven Legendre, Oklahoma, 15.625 1961 Fred Orlofsky, Southern Ill., 9.525 1982 Randall Wickstrom, California, 9.90 2010 Steven Legendre, Oklahoma, 16.100 1962 Dale Cooper, Michigan St., 9.65 Steve Elliott, Nebraska, 9.90 2011 Jacob Dalton, 16.200 1963 Dale Cooper, Michigan St., 9.775 1983 Chris Riegel, Nebraska, 9.90 2012 Eddie Penev, Stanford, 16.100 1964 Chris Evans, Arizona St., 9.65 Mark Oates, Oklahoma, 9.90 POMMEL HORSE (SIDE HORSE) 1965 Glenn Gailis, Iowa, 9.575 1984 Chris Riegel, Nebraska, 10.0 1938 Erwin Beyer, Chicago 1966 Ed Gunny, Michigan St., 9.55 1985 Derrick Cornelius, SUNY Cortland, 9.85 1939 Erwin Beyer, Chicago 1967 Josh Robison, California, 9.600 1986 Chad Fox, New Mexico, 9.875 1940 Harry Koehnemann, Illinois, 535 1968 Pat Arnold, Arizona, 9.50 1987 Chad Fox, New Mexico, 9.700 1941 Caton Cobb, Illinois, 555 1969 Paul Vexler, Penn St., 18.65 1988 Chad Fox, New Mexico, 9.7125 1942 Caton Cobb, Illinois, 260 Ward Maythaler, Iowa St., 18.65 1989 Chad Fox, New Mexico, 9.625 1948 Steve Greene, Penn St. 1970 Dave Seal, Indiana St., 18.525 1990 Brad Hayashi, UCLA, 9.5125 1949 Joe Berenato, Temple 1971 Charles Ropiequet, Southern Ill., 9.6 1991 Adam Carton, Penn St., 9.7400 1950 Gene Rabbitt, Syracuse 1972 Dave Seal, Indiana St., 18.750 1992 Jason Hebert, Syracuse, 9.7500 1951 Joe Kotys, Kent St., 283 1973 Bob Mahorney, Indiana St., 19.050 1993 Steve Wiegel, New Mexico, 9.4500 1952 Frank Bare, Illinois, 268 1974 Keith Heaver, Iowa St., 18.925 1994 Steve McCain, UCLA, 9.675 1953 Carlton Rintz, Michigan St., 285 1975 Keith Heaver, Iowa St., 18.900 1995 Ian Bachrach, Stanford, 9.7125 1954 Robert Lawrence, Penn St., 284 1976 Doug Wood, Iowa St., 18.875 1996 Jay Thornton, Iowa, 9.613 1955 Carlton Rintz, Michigan St., 286 1977 Doug Wood, Iowa St., 18.950 1997 Blaine Wilson, Ohio St., 9.8125 1956 James Brown, Cal St. L.A., 276 1978 Scott McEldowney, Oregon 1998 Travis Romagnoli, Illinois, 9.7125 1957 John Davis, Illinois, 271 1979 Kirk Mango, Northern Ill., 19.425 1999 Guard Young, BYU, 9.8125 1958 Bill Buck, Iowa, 93.5 1980 Jim Hartung, Nebraska, 19.450 2000 Guard Young, BYU, 9.8250 MEN’S GYMNASTICS—INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS 5

2001 Daren Lynch, Ohio St., 9.500 2002 Cody Moore, California, 9.125 2009 Paul Ruggeri, Illinois, 15.750 2002 Dan Gill, Stanford, 9.487 2003 Daniel Furney, Oklahoma, 9.475 2010 Ryan McCarthy, Michigan, 14.750 2003 Andrew DiGiore, Michigan, 9.650 2004 Ramon Jackson, William & Mary, 9.200 2011 Alex Buscaglia, Stanford, 15.750 2004 Graham Ackerman, California, 9.687 2005 Justin Spring, Illinois, 9.737 2012 Sam Mikulak, Michigan, 15.450 2005 Michael Reavis, Iowa, 9.550 2006 Justin Spring, Illinois, 9.825 2006 David Sender, Stanford, 9.562 2007 Tim McNeill, California, 9.725 2007 David Sender, Stanford, 9.300 2008 Tim McNeill, California, 15.650 Discontinued Events Pejman Ebrahimi, Ohio St., 9.300 2009 Paul Ruggeri, Illinois, 15.175 2008 Steven Legendre, Oklahoma, 16.400 2010 Ryan Lieberman, Stanford, 15.100 2009 Steven Legendre, Oklahoma, 16.325 2011 Tyler Mizoguchi, Illinois, 15.200 #Record for rope climb: 2.8 seconds 2010 Eddie Penev, Stanford, 16.450 2012 Jacob Dalton, Oklahoma, 15.250 TRAMPOLINE (REBOUND TUMBLING) 2011 Jacob Dalton, Oklahoma, 16.550 HORIZONTAL BAR (HIGH BAR) 1948 Gay Hughes, Illinois 2012 Paul Ruggeri, Illinois, 15.500 1938 Bob Sears, Army 1949 Edsel Buchanan, Michigan Eddie Penev, Stanford, 15.500 1939 Adam Walters, Temple 1950 Edsel Buchanan, Michigan PARALLEL BARS 1940 Norm Boardman, Temple, 550 1951 Edsel Buchanan, Michigan, 277 1938 Erwin Beyer, Chicago 1941 Newton Loken, Minnesota, 555.50 1952 Dick Gutting, Florida St., 275 1939 Bob Sears, Army 1942 Norm Boardman, Temple, 263 1953 Bob Hazlett, Iowa, 275 1940 Bob Hanning, Minnesota, 539 1948 Joe Calvetti, Illinois 1954 James Norman, Iowa, 268 1941 Caton Cobb, Illinois, 544 1949 Bob Stout, Temple 1955 Richard Albershardt, Indiana, 284 1942 Hal Zimmerman, Penn St., 270 1950 Joe Kotys, Kent St. 1956 Donald Harper, Ohio St., 276 1948 Ray Sorenson, Penn St. 1951 Bill Roetzheim, Florida St., 283 1957 Glenn Wilson, Western Ill., 283 1949 Joe Kotys, Kent St. 1952 Charles Simms, Southern California, 281 1958 Donald Harper, Ohio St., 90.5 Mel Stout, Michigan St. 1953 Hal Lewis, Navy, 286 1959 Ed Cole, Michigan, 92 1950 Joe Kotys, Kent St. 1954 Jean Cronstedt, Penn St., 284 1960 Larry Snyder, Iowa, 95.5 1951 Jack Beckner, Southern California, 280 1955 Carlton Rintz, Michigan St., 284 1961 Tom Gompf, Ohio St., 9.375 1952 Jack Beckner, Southern California, 274 1956 Ronnie Amster, Florida St., 270 1962 Steve Johnson, Michigan St., 9.30 1953 Jean Cronstedt, Penn St., 288 1957 Abie Grossfeld, Illinois, 282 1963 Gary Erwin, Michigan, 9.55 1954 Jean Cronstedt, Penn St., 280 1958 Abie Grossfeld, Illinois, 94 1964 Gary Erwin, Michigan, 9.57 1955 Carlton Rintz, Michigan St., 283 1959 Stanley Tarshis, Michigan St., 97.5 1965 Frank Schmitz, Southern Ill., 9.625 1956 Armando Vega, Penn St., 279 1960 Stanley Tarshis, Michigan St., 96.5 1966 Wayne Miller, Michigan, 9.45 1957 Armando Vega, Penn St., 287 1961 Bruno Klaus, Southern Ill., 9.425 1967 Dave Jacobs, Michigan, 9.500 1958 Ted Muzyczko, Michigan St., 92 1962 Robert Lynn, Southern California, 9.55 1968 George Huntzicker, Michigan, 9.55 1959 Armando Vega, Penn St., 95.5 1963 Gil Larose, Michigan, 9.55 1969 Dave Jacobs, Michigan 1960 Robert Lynn, Southern California, 94.5 1964 Ron Barak, Southern California, 9.57 1970 George Huntzicker, Michigan 1961 Fred Tijerina, Southern Ill., 9.45 1965 Jim Curzi, Michigan St., 9.400 TUMBLING Jeff Cardinalli, Springfield, 9.45 Mike Jacobsen, Penn St., 9.400 1938 Joe Giallombardo, Illinois, 590 1962 Robert Lynn, Southern California, 9.70 1966 Rusty Rock, Cal St. Northridge, 9.525 1939 Joe Giallombardo, Illinois 1963 Arno Lascari, Michigan, 9.70 1967 Rich Grigsby, Cal St. Northridge, 9.500 1940 Joe Giallombardo, Illinois 1964 Ron Barak, Southern California, 9.60 1968 Makoto Sakamoto, Southern California, 9.65 1941 John Adkins, Illinois, 574, 545 1965 Jim Curzi, Michigan St., 9.525 1969 Bob Manna, New Mexico, 18.85 1942 George Szypula, Temple, 285 1966 Jim Curzi, Michigan St., 9.60 1970 Yoshi Hayasaki, Washington, 18.675 1948 Charlie Thompson, California 1967 Makoto Sakamoto, 1971 Brent Simmons, Iowa St., 19.5375 1949 Charlie Thompson, California Southern California, 9.525 1972 Tom Lindner, Southern Ill., 18.90 1950 Irving Bedard, Illinois 1968 Makoto Sakamoto, Southern California, 9.55 1973 Jon Aitken, New Mexico, 18.950 1951 Bob Sullivan, Illinois, 283 1969 Ron Rapper, Michigan, 18.70 1974 Rick Banley, Indiana St., 19.125 1952 Bob Sullivan, Illinois, 276 1970 Ron Rapper, Michigan, 18.975 1975 Rich Larsen, Iowa St., 19.050 1953 James Sebbo, Syracuse, 283 1971 Brent Simmons, Iowa St., 9.3625 1976 Tom Beach, California, 19.150 1954 Dick Browning, Illinois, 278 Tom Dunn, Penn St., 9.3625 1977 John Hart, UCLA, 19.400 1955 Lloyd Coahran, Southern California, 277 1972 Dennis Mazur, Iowa St., 18.45 1978 Mel Cooley, Washington, 19.20 1956 Dan Lirot, Illinois, 275 1973 Steve Hug, Stanford, 18.675 1979 Kurt Thomas, Indiana St., 19.500 1957 Frank Hailand, Illinois, 273 1974 Steve Hug, Stanford, 18.925 1980 Phil Cahoy, Nebraska, 19.550 1958 Frank Hailand, Illinois, 95 1975 Yoichi Tomita, Long Beach St., 18.975 Darrell Kerbel, LSU, 19.550 1959 Dave Dulaney, Penn St., 85.5 1976 Gene Whelan, Penn St., 18.625 1981 Phil Cahoy, Nebraska, 9.90 1960 Alvin Barasch, Illinois, 96 1977 Kurt Thomas, Indiana St., 18.725 1982 Peter Vidmar, UCLA, 9.90 1961 Jack Ryder, Florida St., 8.725 1978 John Corritore, Michigan, 19.275 1983 Scott Johnson, Nebraska, 9.95 1962 Rusty Mitchell, Southern Ill., 9.45 1979 Kurt Thomas, Indiana St., 19.525 1984 Charles Lakes, Illinois, 9.95 1963 Hal Holmes, Illinois, 9.825 1980 Phil Cahoy, Nebraska, 19.550 1985 Dan Hayden, Arizona St., 9.9 1964 Rusty Mitchell, Southern Ill., 9.72 1981 Phil Cahoy, Nebraska, 9.70 Wes Suter, Nebraska, 9.9 Peter Vidmar, UCLA, 9.70 ROPE CLIMB 1986 Dan Hayden, Arizona St., 9.85 1938 Bob Sears, Army, 5.0 Jim Hartung, Nebraska, 9.70 1987 David Moriel, UCLA, 9.95 1982 Jim Hartung, Nebraska, 9.70 1939 Ray Belardi, Army 1988 †Miguel Rubio, Houston Baptist, 9.950 1940 Stan Ellison, Navy GYMNASTICS MEN’S 1983 Scott Johnson, Nebraska, 9.85 1989 †Miguel Rubio, Houston Baptist, 9.950 1941 Courtney Shanken, Chicago, 7.5 1984 Tim Daggett, UCLA, 9.7 1990 Chris Waller, UCLA, 9.975 1942 Dale Cox, Navy, 4.0 1985 Dan Hayden, Arizona St., 9.8 1991 Luis Lopez, New Mexico, 9.8500 1948 Ken Foreman, Southern California Noah Riskin, Ohio St., 9.8 1992 Jair Lynch, Stanford, 9.900 Seth Riskin, Ohio St., 9.8 1949 Ken Foreman, Southern California 1986 Dan Hayden, Arizona St., 9.9 1993 Steve McCain, UCLA, 9.750 1950 Leo Minotti, Syracuse, 3.5 1987 Kevin Davis, Nebraska, 9.75 1994 Jim Foody, UCLA, 9.450 1951 Leo Minotti, Syracuse, 3.4 Tom Schlesinger, Nebraska, 9.75 1995 Rick Kieffer, Nebraska, 9.8375 1952 John Claybrook, Army, 3.5 1996 Carl Imhauser, Temple, 9.875 1953 Don Perry, UCLA, 2.9 1988 Kevin Davis, Nebraska, 9.900 1997 Marshall Nelson, Nebraska, 9.7875 1989 †Alfonso Rodriguez, Houston Baptist, 9.800 1954# Don Perry, UCLA, 2.8 1990 Patrick Kirksey, Nebraska, 9.725 1998 Todd Bishop, Oklahoma, 9.9375 1955 Robert Hammond, UCLA, 3.1 1991 Scott Keswick, UCLA, 9.7500 1999 Todd Bishop, Oklahoma, 9.9000 1956 Philip Mullen, Penn St., 3.5 John Roethlisberger, Minnesota, 9.7500 2000 Michael Ashe, California, 9.9000 1957 Garvin Smith, Cal St. L.A., 3.1 1992 Dom Minicucci, Temple, 9.875 2001 Michael Ashe, California, 9.512 1958 Garvin Smith, Cal St. L.A., 3.0 2002 Daniel Diaz-Luong, Michigan, 9.612 1993 Jair Lynch, Stanford, 9.300 1959 Don Littlewood, Penn St., 3.5 1994 Richard Grace, Nebraska, 9.575 2003 Linas Gaveika, Iowa, 9.712 1960 Nelson Hulme, Navy, 3.4 1995 Richard Grace, Nebraska, 9.8000 2004 Justin Spring, Illinois, 9.775 1961 Paul Davis, California, 2.9 1996 Jamie Ellis, Stanford, 9.750 2005 Ronald Ferris, Ohio St., 9.762 1962# Paul Davis, California, 2.8 Blaine Wilson, Ohio St., 9.750 2006 Justin Spring, Illinois, 9.700 FLYING RINGS 1997 Marshall Nelson, Nebraska, 9.9500 Dylan Carney, Stanford, 9.700 1938 Joe Giallombardo, Illinois 2007 Jonathan Horton, Oklahoma, 9.675 1998 Marshall Nelson, Nebraska, 9.7875 1939 Ron Hall, Southern California 1999 Justin Toman, Michigan, 9.8375 2008 Paul Ruggeri, Illinois, 15.000 1940 Bill Butler, Navy, 566 2000 Kris Zimmerman, Michigan, 9.9000 1941 Del Daly, Minnesota, 537.50 Justin Toman, Michigan, 9.9000 1942 Jim Parker, Navy, 153 2001 Raj Bhavsar, Ohio St., 9.412 1948 George Hayes, Temple 6 MEN’S GYMNASTICS—INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS

1949 Jerry Todd, Southern California 1950 Bob Schneider, Navy 1951 Mel Stout, Michigan St. 1952 Jack Sharp, Florida St., 274 1953 Ken Bartlett, Minnesota, 273 1954 Manuel Procopio, Penn St., 277 1955 George Wikler, Southern California, 286 1956 Fred Hoerner, Navy, 267 1957 Thomas Darling, Pittsburgh, 282 1958 Thomas Darling, Pittsburgh, 93.5 1959 Jay Werner, Penn St., 94 1960 Jay Werner, Penn St., 93.5 John Aaronsohn, Army, 93.5 1961 Frank Snay, Navy, 8.95

Team Finishes

Team (Years Participated) Years 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Best Finish (Year[s]) Air Force (1961-62-63-64-70-72-73-2011-12) ...... 9 0 0 0 0 6th (1972) Arizona (1962-63-66-67) ...... 4 0 0 0 0 9th (1967) Arizona St. (1963-64-74-75-76-77-78-79-80-81-82-83-85-86-89) ...... 15 1 2 0 0 1st (1986) Army (1938-39-42-49-50-51-52-53-55-56-57-58-59-60-61-62-63-2004-05-07) ...... 20 0 1 0 1 2nd (1939) Ball St. (1961)...... 1 0 0 0 0 20th (1961) BYU (1992-98-99-2000) ...... 4 0 0 0 0 5th (1998-99) California (1948-49-50-51-52-53-54-55-56-57-59-60-61-62-63-64-66-67-68-69-70-73-74-75-76- 82-96-97-98-2000-01-02-03-04-05-06-07-08-09-10-11-12) ...... 42 4 2 5 6 1st (1968-75-97-98) Cal Poly Pomona (1955-58-59)...... 3 0 0 0 0 13th (1959) Cal St. Fullerton (1976-78-81-85-87) ...... 5 0 0 0 0 8th (1976-78) Cal St. L.A. (1954-55-57-58-59-62-63-64) ...... 8 0 0 0 0 7th (1957) Cal St. Northridge (1963) ...... 1 0 0 0 0 17th (1963) Chicago (1938-39-40-41-42-48-50-54-56-58-63) ...... 11 1 0 1 0 1st (1938) Colorado (1949-52-58-62-63-64-66) ...... 7 0 0 0 0 11th (1949) Colorado St. (1960-67-68-69) ...... 4 0 0 0 0 5th (1969) Denver (1962-64-69) ...... 3 0 0 0 0 7th (1964-69) Florida St. (1951-52-53-54-55-56-57-58-59-60-61-63) ...... 12 2 0 3 0 1st (1951-52) Fresno St. (1956-57) ...... 2 0 0 0 0 15th (1957) Georgia (1952) ...... 1 0 0 0 0 13th (1952) Ga. Southern (1972) ...... 1 0 0 0 0 8th (1972) Georgia Tech (1956-57) ...... 2 0 0 0 0 18th (1957) Gust. Adolphus (1938) ...... 1 0 0 0 0 6th (1938) # Houston Baptist (1982-87-88-89) ...... 4 0 0 0 0 5th (1989) Illinois (1938-39-40-41-42-48-49-50-51-52-53-54-55-56-57-58-59-60-61-62-63-81-84-88-89-93-98- 2000-01-02-03-04-05-06-07-08-09-10-11-12) ...... 40 10 8 9 2 1st (1939-40-41- 42-50-55-56- 58-89-2012) Ill.-Chicago (1980-2004-09-10-11) ...... 5 0 0 0 0 10th (1980-2009) Illinois St. (1963-64-75) ...... 3 0 0 0 0 7th (1975) Indiana (1952-55-56-57-58-59-60) ...... 7 0 0 0 0 8th (1955) Indiana St. (1973-74-77-78-79) ...... 5 1 0 2 1 1st (1977) Iowa (1952-53-54-55-56-57-58-59-60-61-63-64-67-68-69-72-73-74-84-85-86-87-88-89-90-91-92- 94-95-96-97-98-2000-01-02-03-04-05-06-07-08-09-10-11-12) ...... 45 1 1 4 4 1st (1969) Iowa St. (1950-63-64-66-67-69-70-71-72-73-74-80-81-82-83-84) ...... 16 3 3 1 5 1st (1971-73-74) Kent St. (1949-50-51) ...... 3 0 0 1 1 3rd (1950) LSU (1968-70-73-74-75-76-77-80) ...... 8 0 2 0 0 2nd (1975-76) Massachusetts (1958-60-2000-01-02) ...... 5 0 0 0 0 10th (2002) Michigan (1948-49-50-51-52-54-55-57-58-59-60-61-62-63-64-66-67-70-73-74-75-99-2000-01-02- 03-04-05-06-07-08-09-10-11-12) ...... 35 4 3 2 6 1st (1963-70-99- 2010) Michigan St. (1949-50-51-52-53-54-55-56-57-58-59-60-61-62-63-64-66-2000-01) ...... 19 1 0 1 1 1st (1958) Minnesota (1938-39-40-41-42-48-49-50-51-52-53-54-55-56-57-59-60-63-64-76-77-78-79-82-84- 87-88-89-90-91-92-93-2001-02-03-04-05-06-07-08-09-10-11-12) ...... 44 0 3 3 4 2nd (1941-49-90) Minn. St. Mankato (1962) ...... 1 0 0 0 0 14th (1962) Navy (1940-42-50-51-52-53-56-57-58-60-61-62-2009) ...... 13 0 1 0 2 2nd (1940) Nebraska (1948-54-55-56-58-59-60-62-63-64-75-76-79-80-81-82-83-84-85-86-87-88-89- 90-91-92-93-94-95-99-2000-03-04-05-06-07-08-09-10-11-12) ...... 41 8 7 1 1 1st (1979-80-81-82- 83-88-90-94) New Mexico (1968-70-72-73-84-85-86-87-90) ...... 9 0 0 0 0 5th (1968-72-73) North Carolina (1956)...... 1 0 0 0 0 15th (1956) Northern Ill. (1982-83) ...... 2 0 0 0 0 6th (1982) Occidental (1949) ...... 1 0 0 0 0 12th (1949) Ohio St. (1952-53-54-55-56-58-59-60-61-63-81-82-83-84-85-86-87-88-89-90-91-92-93-94-95-96- 97-98-99-2000-01-02-03-04-05-06-07-08-09-10-11-12) ...... 42 3 3 4 3 1st (1985-96-2001) Oklahoma (1977-78-79-80-81-83-84-85-86-87-88-90-91-93-94-95-96-97-98-2000-01-02-03-04-05- 06-07-08-09-10-11-12) ...... 32 8 8 2 8 1st (1977-78-91- 2002-03-05-06- 08) Oregon (1977-78-79-80-81) ...... 5 0 0 1 3 3rd (1980) Penn St. (1942-48-50-51-52-53-54-55-56-57-58-59-60-61-62-63-64-65-66-67-69-71-72-73-74-76- 78-79-80-81-82-83-84-85-86-87-88-89-90-91-92-94-95-96-97-99-2000-01-02-03-04-05-06-07- 08-09-10-11-12) ...... 59 12 7 10 7 1st (1948-53-54- 57-59-60-61-65- 76-2000-04-07) MEN’S GYMNASTICS—TEAM FINISHES 7

Team (Years Participated) Years 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Best Finish (Year[s]) Pittsburgh (1956-57-58-59-60-61-62-63) ...... 8 0 0 0 0 7th (1958) Sacramento St. (1961-62) ...... 2 0 0 0 0 14th (1962) San Diego St. (1959) ...... 1 0 0 0 0 18th (1959) San Jose St. (1957-58-59-60) ...... 4 0 0 0 0 9th (1960) Southern California (1939-48-49-50-51-52-53-54-55-58-60-61-62-63-64-66-67) ...... 17 1 4 2 1 1st (1962) Southern Conn. St. (1977-78-79-80) ...... 4 0 0 2 0 3rd (1977-78) Southern Ill. (1959-60-61-62-63-64-66-67-68-69-70-71-72-75-77-83-84-85-86) ...... 19 4 4 2 0 1st (1964-66-67-72) Springfield (1957-60-61-66-67) ...... 5 0 0 0 0 7th (1967) Stanford (1955-64-84-85-86-87-88-89-91-92-93-94-95-96-97-99-2000-01-02-03-04-05-06-07-08- 09-10-11-12) ...... 29 5 3 3 1 1st (1992-94-95- 2009-11) Syracuse (1950-51-52-53-54-55-57-61-62-63-64) ...... 11 0 0 2 0 3rd (1953-63) Temple (1938-39-40-41-42-48-49-50-51-54-57-58-60-61-63-64-66-68-70-76-2001-02-03-06-07- 08-10-12) ...... 28 1 3 1 5 1st (1949) UCLA (1938-48-50-52-53-54-55-56-60-61-62-63-67-80-81-82-83-84-85-86-87-88-89-90-91-92) ...... 26 2 2 5 4 1st (1984-87) Washington (1938-59-62-63-64-65-66-72) ...... 8 0 1 0 1 2nd (1965) Washington St. (1959-62) ...... 2 0 0 0 0 18th (1962) West Virginia (1954) ...... 1 0 0 0 0 17th (1954) Western Ill. (1956-57-58) ...... 3 0 0 0 0 8th (1957-58) William & Mary (2002-03-05-06-08) ...... 5 0 0 0 0 11th (2006-08) Wisconsin (1963-64) ...... 2 0 0 0 0 9th (1964) Yale (1963-64) ...... 2 0 0 0 0 11th (1963) # Houston Baptist’s participation in 1988 and 1989 championships vacated by the NCAA Committee on Infractions.

1955: 1. Illinois, 82; 2. Penn St., 69; 3. UCLA, 67.5; 4. Southern 1962: 1. Southern California, 95.5; 2. Southern Ill., 75; All-Time Team Results California, 56; 5. Michigan St., 55; 6. Iowa, 54.5; 7. Florida 3. Michigan, 55; 4. Illinois, 54.5; 5. Michigan St., 52.5; 6. St., 44.5; 8. Indiana, 11; 9. (tie) California and Nebraska, California, 46; 7. UCLA, 26; 8. Penn St., 13.5; 9. Denver, 12.5; 1938: 1. Chicago, 22; 2. Illinois, 18; 3. Minnesota, 9; 4. 10; 11. (tie) Minnesota and Ohio St., 9; 13. Cal St. L.A., 8.5; 10. Nebraska, 11; 11. Air Force, 9.5; 12. Pittsburgh, 8; 13. Temple, 8; 5. Army, 7; 6. (tie) Gust. Adolphus and UCLA, 3; 8. 14. Syracuse, 7; 15. Cal Poly Pomona, 6.5; 16. Army, 3; 17. Syracuse, 7; 14. (tie) Minn. St. Mankato and Sacramento St., Washington, 2. Stanford, 1. 6; 16. (tie) Cal St. L.A. and Navy, 5.5; 18. (tie) Arizona, Army, 1939: 1. Illinois, 21; 2. Army, 17; 3. Southern California, 13; 4. 1956: 1. Illinois, 123.5; 2. Penn St., 67.5; 3. Florida St., 64.5; 4. Washington and Washington St., 3.5; 22. Colorado, 1. Temple, 11; 5. Minnesota, 8; 6. Chicago, 7. UCLA, 42.5; 5. Michigan, 25; 6. Michigan St., 21.5; 7. (tie) Cal 1963: 1. Michigan, 129; 2. Southern Ill., 73; 3. Syracuse, 1940: 1. Illinois, 20; 2. (tie) Navy and Temple, 17; 4. Minnesota, St. L.A. and Navy, 17; 9. Iowa, 16; 10. (tie) Army, California and 32; 4. Penn St., 31.5; 5. Iowa, 28.5; 6. Southern California, 16.5; 5. Chicago, 7.5. Pittsburgh, 15; 13. Ohio St., 13; 14. Nebraska, 10.5; 15. North 21; 7. California, 18; 8. UCLA, 15; 9. Washington, 14.5; 10. Carolina, 9.5; 16. Indiana, 9; 17. Minnesota, 8.5; 18. Western Wisconsin, 13; 11. (tie) Illinois, Michigan St. and Yale, 11; 14. 1941: 1. Illinois, 68.5; 2. Minnesota, 52.5; 3. Chicago, 39.5; 4. Ill., 8; 19. (tie) Chicago and Fresno St., 2; 21. Georgia Tech, 1. (tie) Arizona, Nebraska and Temple, 10; 17. (tie) Arizona St., Temple, 15.5. 1957: 1. Penn St., 88.5; 2. Illinois, 80; 3. Florida St., 63.5; 4. Cal St. L.A. and Cal St. Northridge, 7; 20. (tie) Air Force and 1942: 1. Illinois, 39; 2. Penn St., 30; 3. Minnesota, 23; 4. Iowa, 50; 5. Army, 36; 6. Michigan, 32.5; 7. Cal St. L.A., 26.5; 8. Ohio St., 6.5; 22. Pittsburgh, 6; 23. Illinois St., 5.5; 24. (tie) Temple, 20; 5. Chicago, 17; 6. Navy, 13; 7. Army, 12. Western Ill., 26; 9. Pittsburgh, 21.5; 10. Navy, 19; 11. Temple, Army and Iowa St., 5; 26. (tie) Chicago, Colorado and Florida 1943-47: Meet not held. 13; 12. Michigan St., 11; 13. (tie) California and Syracuse, 7; St., 3; 29. Minnesota, 1. 1948: 1. Penn St., 55; 2. Temple, 34.5; 3. Illinois, 22.5; 4. 15. (tie) Fresno St. and Springfield, 6; 17. San Jose St., 4; 18. 1964: 1. Southern Ill., 84.5; 2. Southern California, 69.5; 3. Minnesota, 14; 5. California, 12; 6. Michigan, 7; 7. UCLA, 5.5; 8. Georgia Tech, 3; 19. Indiana, 2.5; 20. Minnesota, 1. Michigan, 65; 4. (tie) Penn St. and Washington, 30; 6. Iowa, Nebraska, 1.5; 9. (tie) Chicago and Southern California, 1. 1958: 1. (tie) Illinois and Michigan St., 79; 3. Penn St., 72.5; 4. 25.5; 7. Denver, 24; 8. Michigan St., 23.5; 9. Wisconsin, 20; 1949: 1. Temple, 28; 2. Minnesota, 18; 3. Illinois, 17.5; 4. (tie) Iowa, 49.5; 5. Michigan, 30.5; 6. Army, 27.5; 7. Pittsburgh, 23.5; 10. California, 19; 11. Nebraska, 18; 12. Cal St. L.A., 15; 13. Air California and Kent St., 17; 6. Michigan St., 15; 7. Southern 8. Western Ill., 23; 9. Florida St., 20.5; 10. Ohio St., 19; 11. Cal Force, 14.5; 14. (tie) Arizona St., Syracuse and Yale, 11; 17. California, 14.5; 8. Army, 11; 9. Michigan, 10; 10. UCLA, 3; 11. St. L.A., 16; 12. Southern California, 14; 13. Cal Poly Pomona, Temple, 9.5; 18. Illinois St., 6; 19. (tie) Colorado, Iowa St. and Colorado, 2; 12. Occidental, 1. 8.5; 14. Indiana, 8; 15. Navy, 7; 16. (tie) Massachusetts and Minnesota, 5; 22. Stanford, 2. 1950: 1. Illinois, 26; 2. Temple, 25; 3. Kent St., 24; 4. Michigan, San Jose St., 6; 18. (tie) Nebraska and Temple, 4; 20. Chicago, 1965: 1. Penn St., 68.5; 2. Washington, 51.5. 19; 5. Michigan St., 17.5; 6. Syracuse, 14; 7. Navy, 13; 8. 2; 21. Colorado, 1.5. 1966: 1. Southern Ill., 187.20; 2. California, 185.10; 3. Southern California, 8; 9. Army, 7.5; 10. California, 6.5; 11. 1959: 1. Penn St., 152; 2. Illinois, 87.5; 3. California, 81.5; 4. Michigan St., 184.75; 4. Iowa St., 184.50; 5. Michigan, 183.35; Iowa St., 6; 12. Penn St., 5.5; 13. Chicago, 3; 14. Minnesota, 1. Michigan St., 39; 5. Michigan, 33; 6. Iowa, 31; 7. Southern 6. Penn St., 181.40; 7. Washington, 177.90; 8. Springfield, Ill., 20.5; 8. Minnesota, 20; 9. Florida St., 17; 10. Ohio St., 12; 1951: 1. Florida St., 26; 2. (tie) Illinois and Southern California, 176.10; 9. Temple, 168.65; 10. Southern California, 167.80; 11. GYMNASTICS MEN’S 23.5; 4. Navy, 18.5; 5. Kent St., 17; 6. Syracuse, 16; 7. Michigan 11. Indiana, 10; 12. Pittsburgh, 9.5; 13. (tie) Cal Poly Pomona Arizona, 164.90; 12. Colorado, 77.40. St., 13.5; 8. Army, 9.5; 9. Michigan, 8.5; 10. Temple, 7; 11. Penn and San Jose St., 8; 15. (tie) Army and Cal St. L.A., 6.5; 17. St., 5; 12. California, 2; 13. Minnesota, 1. Nebraska, 6; 18. San Diego St., 4.5; 19. Washington, 4; 20. 1967: 1. Southern Ill., 189.55; 2. Michigan, 187.40; 3. Iowa, 186.90; 4. Penn St., 186.15; 5. Iowa St., 185.55; 6. UCLA, 1952: 1. Florida St., 89.5; 2. Southern California, 75; 3. Illinois, Washington St., 2. 182.30; 7. Springfield, 177.65; 8. Southern California, 176.75; 60.5; 4. Army, 57.5; 5. Minnesota, 29; 6. Michigan St., 26; 7. 1960: 1. Penn St., 112.5; 2. Southern California, 65.5; 3. 9. Arizona, 176.30; 10. California, 175.95; 11. Colorado St., Iowa, 20.5; 8. Navy, 14.5; 9. Penn St., 14; 10. (tie) Michigan and Illinois, 59; 4. California, 56.5; 5. Michigan St., 37.5; 6. Iowa, 166.90. UCLA, 13.5; 12. Syracuse, 9; 13. Georgia, 8; 14. California, 6.5; 29.5; 7. Southern Ill., 24.5; 8. UCLA, 24; 9. San Jose St., 20; 15. Colorado, 6; 16. Indiana, 3; 17. Ohio St., 2. 10. Navy, 19.5; 11. Springfield, 18; 12. Minnesota, 14; 13. 1968: 1. California, 188.25; 2. Southern Ill., 188.15; 3. Iowa, 1953: 1. Penn St., 91.5; 2. Illinois, 68; 3. Syracuse, 51; 4. UCLA, Michigan, 12; 14. (tie) Army and Pittsburgh, 11; 16. Florida 186.55; 4. Temple, 176.45; 5. New Mexico, 177.05; 6. Colorado, 48.5; 5. Florida St., 43.5; 6. Minnesota, 40; 7. Michigan St., St., 10.5; 17. (tie) Colorado St. and Temple, 7.5; 19. Indiana, 173.45; 7. Colorado St., 172.05; 8. LSU, 136.20. 38; 8. Army, 31.5; 9. Iowa, 29; 10. Southern California, 28; 11. 6.5; 20. Nebraska, 5.5; 21. Ohio St., 5; 22. Massachusetts, 3. Note: In 1968, scores for the top four teams are from the Navy, 23; 12. Ohio St., 7; 13. California, 4. 1961: 1. Penn St., 88.5; 2. Southern Ill., 80.5; 3. Southern team-final session. Scores for all other teams are from the 1954: 1. Penn St., 137; 2. Illinois, 68; 3. Florida St., 62; 4. California, 78; 4. Michigan, 69.5; 5. (tie) Illinois and Michigan team-preliminary session. From 1969 to 1999, scores for the top UCLA, 53.5; 5. Michigan St., 37; 6. Iowa, 27; 7. Southern St., 38.5; 7. Navy, 32; 8. California, 22; 9. UCLA, 18.5; 10. three teams are from the team-final session. Scores for all other California, 25; 8. (tie) Syracuse and Temple, 18.5; 10. Cal St. Springfield, 18; 11. Ohio St., 17; 12. Temple, 16; 13. Florida teams are from the team-preliminary session. L.A., 15; 11. Ohio St., 11; 12. California, 10.5; 13. Minnesota, St., 11; 14. Syracuse, 9; 15. Pittsburgh, 7.5; 16. (tie) Iowa and 1969: 1. Iowa, 161.175; 2. Penn St., 160.45; 3. Iowa St., 8.5; 14. Michigan, 5; 15. (tie) Chicago and Nebraska, 3; 17. Sacramento St., 5; 18. Army, 3; 19. Air Force, 2; 20. Ball St., .5. 159.775; 4. California, 156.50; 5. Colorado St., 154.50; 6. West Virginia, 1.5. Southern Ill., 151.40; 7. Denver, 150.10. 8 MEN’S GYMNASTICS—ALL-TIME TEAM RESULTS

1970: 1. Michigan, 164.150; 2. Iowa St., 164.05; 3. Temple, 1987: 1. UCLA, 285.30; 2. Nebraska, 284.75; 3. Penn St., 2002: 1. Oklahoma, 219.300; 2. Ohio St., 218.650; 3. 159.90; 4. Southern Ill., 159.85; 5. California, 156.35; 6. New 284.20; 4. Oklahoma, 281.25; 5. Iowa, 280.25; 6. New Mexico, California, 217.650; 4. Michigan, 215.050; 5. Iowa, 213.225; Mexico, 156.25; 7. Air Force, 142.85; 8. LSU, 131.85. 279.70; 7. Houston Baptist, 278.15; 8. Ohio St., 276.45; 9. 6. Stanford, 212.775; 7. Minnesota, 212.850; 8. Penn St., 212.800; 9. Illinois, 212.375; 10. Massachusetts, 207.625; 11. 1971: 1. Iowa St., 319.075; 2. Southern Ill., 316.65; 3. Penn Minnesota, 274.75; 10. Cal St. Fullerton, 274.05. Temple, 204.300; 12. William & Mary, 202.175. St., 316.15. 1988: 1. Nebraska, 288.150; 2. Illinois, 287.150; 3. UCLA, 2003: 1. Oklahoma, 222.600; 2. Ohio St., 220.700; 3. Penn 1972: 1. Southern Ill., 315.925; 2. Iowa St., 312.325; 3. 285.150; 4. Stanford, 283.850; 5. Iowa, 283.050; 6. *Houston St., 219.950; 4. Michigan, 217.850; 5. Illinois, 217.125; 6. Penn St., 311.25; 4. Iowa, 311.80; 5. New Mexico, 311.60; 6. Baptist, 280.700; 7. Minnesota, 280.550; 8. Oklahoma, 280.300; 9. Ohio St., 279.650; 10. Penn St., 278.550. Iowa, 215.250; 7. California, 217.275; 8. Stanford, 212.325; Air Force, 301.15; 7. Washington, 288.60; 8. Ga. Southern, 9. Minnesota, 211.325; 10. Temple, 209.400; 11. Nebraska, 280.00. *Houston Baptist’s participation vacated by the NCAA Committee on Infractions. 207.425; 12. William & Mary, 203.625. 1973: 1. Iowa St., 325.150; 2. Penn St., 323.025; 3. Indiana 1989: 1. Illinois, 283.400; 2. Nebraska, 282.300; 3. Minnesota, 2004: 1. Penn St., 223.350; 2. Oklahoma, 222.300; 3. Illinois, St., 321.650; 4. Michigan, 318.65; 5. New Mexico, 316.55; 280.550; 4. UCLA, 282.600; 5. *Houston Baptist, 281.300; 222.225; 4. Ohio St., 221.350; 5. Michigan 220.525; 6. 6. California, 312.10; 7. Air Force, 309.55; 8. Iowa, 308.80; 9. 6. Stanford, 279.250; 7. Ohio St., 278.950; 8. Arizona St., California, 220.325; 7. Iowa, 216.900; 8. Stanford, 214.600; 9. LSU, 308.25. 276.350; 9. Penn St., 275.150; 10. Iowa, 272.200. Minnesota, 214.525; 10. Nebraska, 212.250; 11. Ill.-Chicago, 1974: 1. Iowa St., 328.675; 2. Arizona St., 324.900; 3. California, *Houston Baptist’s participation vacated by the NCAA 207.775; 12. Army, 207.675. 324.300; 4. Indiana St., 318.60; 5. Iowa, 318.45; 6. LSU, 316.20; Committee on Infractions. 2005: 1. Oklahoma, 225.675; 2. Ohio St., 225.450; 3. Illinois, 7. Penn St., 311.85; 8. Michigan, 308.75. 1990: 1. Nebraska, 287.400; 2. Minnesota, 287.300; 3. UCLA, 223.750; 4. Penn St., 222.400; 5. California, 222.075; 6. 1975: 1. California, 437.325; 2. LSU, 433.700; 3. Southern 283.850; 4. Iowa, 281.000; 5. Ohio St., 280.500; 6. Oklahoma, Michigan, 219.775; 7. Iowa, 218.725; 8. Stanford, 218.375; Ill., 431.500; 4. Indiana St., 425.85; 5. Nebraska, 424.40; 6. 280.250; 7. Penn St., 279.900; 8. New Mexico, 274.650. 9. Minnesota, 217.400; 10. Nebraska, 214.350; 11. Army, Michigan, 423.85; 7. Illinois St., 423.50; 8. Arizona St., 418.15. 211.825; 12. William & Mary, 208.525. 1991: 1. Oklahoma, 288.025; 2. Penn St., 285.500; 3. UCLA, 2006: 1. Oklahoma, 221.400; 2. Illinois, 220.975; 3. Stanford, 1976: 1. Penn St., 432.075; 2. LSU, 425.125; 3. California, 284.825; 4. Minnesota, 285.550; 5. Stanford, 282.475; 6. Ohio 218.375; 4. Penn St., 215.125; 5. California, 215.000; 6. 421.950; 4. Nebraska, 421.05; 5. Minnesota, 407.60; 6. Arizona St., 282.400; 7. Nebraska, 282.200; 8. Iowa, 279.050. St., 402.75; 7. Temple, 395.60; 8. Cal St. Fullerton, 389.50. Iowa, 211.800; 7. Ohio St., 211.700; 8. Michigan, 208.850; 9. 1992: 1. Stanford, 289.575; 2. Nebraska, 288.950; 3. Ohio Minnesota, 206.950; 10. Nebraska, 204.925; 11. William & 1977: 1. (tie) Indiana St. and Oklahoma, 434.475; 3. Southern St., 286.250; 4. Minnesota, 285.375; 5. Iowa, 283.950; 6. BYU, Mary, 202.025; 12. Temple, 196.925. Conn. St., 425.125; 4. Oregon, 423.75; 5. Minnesota, 423.10; 281.350; 7. Penn St., 281.225; 8. UCLA, 280.800. 2007: 1. Penn St., 221.000; 2. Oklahoma, 220.200; 3. 6. LSU, 420.15; 7. Arizona St., 417.80; 8. Southern Ill., 417.15. 1993: 1. Stanford, 276.500; 2. Nebraska, 275.500; 3. Ohio Stanford, 218.450; 4. Michigan, 218.400; 5. Illinois, 217.300; 1978: 1. Oklahoma, 439.350; 2. Arizona St., 437.075; 3. St., 274.050; 4. Oklahoma, 281.425; 5. Minnesota, 281.300; 6. Minnesota, 217.150; 7. California, 216.550; 8. Ohio St., Southern Conn. St., 435.675; 4. Oregon, 429.40; 5. Indiana 6. Illinois, 277.800. 215.250; 9. Iowa, 209.500; 10. Nebraska, 209.100; 11. Temple, St., 428.45; 6. Penn St., 428.20; 7. Minnesota, 427.05; 8. Cal 205.400; 12. Army, 194.800. 1994: 1. Nebraska, 288.250; 2. Stanford, 285.925; 3. Ohio St. Fullerton, 413.60. St., 285.025; 4. Oklahoma, 282.550; 5. Iowa, 281.050; 6. Penn 2008: 1. Oklahoma, 363.200; 2. Stanford, 362.750; 3. 1979: 1. Nebraska, 448.275; 2. Oklahoma, 446.625; 3. Indiana St., 276.375. Illinois, 359.750; 4. Penn St., 357.650; 5. California, 356.150; St., 441.300; 4. Oregon, 436.80; 5. Southern Conn. St., 432.45; 6. Michigan, 354.250; 7. Ohio St., 351.800; 8. Minnesota, 1995: 1. Stanford, 232.400; 2. Nebraska, 231.525; 3. Penn 6. Penn St., 431.80; 7. Arizona St., 429.25; 8. Minnesota, 349.150; 9. Nebraska, 343.300; 10. Iowa, 339.850; 11. William St., 229.775; 4. (tie) Ohio St. and Oklahoma, 228.725; 6. Iowa, 427.30. & Mary, 335.950; 12. Temple, 333.000. 227.925. 1980: 1. Nebraska, 563.300; 2. Iowa St., 557.650; 3. Oregon, 2009: 1. Stanford, 362.800; 2. Michigan, 361.500; 3. 1996: 1. Ohio St., 232.150; 2. California, 231.775; 3. Stanford, 553.450; 4. Oklahoma, 274.200; 5. Southern Conn. St., Oklahoma, 361.200; 4. California, 361.150; 5. Illinois, 359.300; 229.925; 4. Iowa, 230.525; 5. Oklahoma, 228.200; 6. Penn 273.475; 6. UCLA, 271.450; 7. Arizona St., 269.575; 8. Penn St., 6. Ohio St., 355.950; 7. Penn St., 352.150; 8. Minnesota, St., 224.600. 267.100; 9. LSU, 266.400; 10. Ill.-Chicago, 266.000. 351.050; 9. Nebraska, 346.800; 10. Ill.-Chicago, 337.650; 11. 1. California, 233.825; 2. Oklahoma, 232.725; 3. Iowa, Iowa, 337.350; 12. Navy, 327.000. 1981: 1. Nebraska, 284.600; 2. Oklahoma, 281.950; 3. UCLA, 1997: 280.500; 4. Iowa St., 556.60; 5. Oregon, 543.25; 6. Penn St., 231.800; 4. Ohio St., 231.275; 5. Penn St., 228.975; 6. Stanford, 2010: 1. Michigan, 360.500; 2. Stanford, 359.800; 3. 533.90; 7. Arizona St., 531.45; 8. Illinois, 529.80; 9. Ohio St., 228.650. Oklahoma, 357.050; 4. Illinois, 354.900; 5. California, 354.700; 523.40; 10. Cal St. Fullerton, 499.70. 1998: 1. California, 231.200; 2. Iowa, 229.675; 3. Illinois, 6. Ohio St., 347.350; 7. Minnesota, 350.000; 8. Penn St., 228.000; 4. Oklahoma, 228.250; 5. BYU, 227.425; 6. Ohio St., 345.550; 9. Nebraska, 343.100; 10. Iowa, 341.550; 11. Ill.- 1982: 1. Nebraska, 285.50; 2. UCLA, 281.05; 3. Penn St., Chicago, 333.450; 12. Temple, 332.700. 276.65; 4. Iowa St., 276.05; 5. Ohio St., 273.35; 6. Northern 226.750. 2011: 1. Stanford, 363.450; 2. Oklahoma, 361.600; 3. Illinois, Ill., 272.75; 7. Arizona St., 270.20; 8. Minnesota, 269.30; 9. 1999: 1. Michigan, 232.550; 2. Ohio St., 230.850; 3. Nebraska, 360.150; 4. California, 358.700; 5. Michigan, 356.200; 6. California, 268.20; 10. Houston Baptist, 266.05. 229.600; 4. Penn St., 228.200; 5. BYU, 227.150; 6. Stanford, Penn St., 355.700; 7. Ohio St., 353.750; 8. Iowa, 348.950; 9. 226.700. 1983: 1. Nebraska, 287.80; 2. UCLA, 283.90; 3. Penn St., Minnesota, 346.850; 10. Nebraska, 345.450; 11. Ill.-Chicago, 283.70; 4. Iowa St., 277.65; 5. Ohio St., 277.55; 6. Illinois, Note: From 2000 to present, scores for the top six teams are 340.000; 12. Air Force, 339.700. 277.25; 7. Oklahoma, 276.60; 8. Northern Ill., 276.25; 9. from the team-final session. Scores for all other teams are from 2012: 1. Illinois, 358.850; 2. Oklahoma, 357.450; 3. Penn Southern Ill., 275.95; 10. Arizona St., 274.55. the team-preliminary session. St., 354.800; 4. California, 353.000; 5. Stanford, 352.650; 1984: 1. UCLA, 287.30; 2. Penn St., 281.25; 3. Ohio St., 281.10; 2000: 1. Penn St., 231.975; 2. Michigan, 231.850; 3. Iowa, 6. Michigan, 351.050; 7. Ohio St., 345.350; 8. Minnesota, 4. Iowa St., 278.85; 5. Nebraska, 277.65; 6. Oklahoma, 277.3; 231.525; 4. Oklahoma, 230.850; 5. California, 230.825; 6. Ohio 343.350; 9. Nebraska, 340.550; 10. Temple, 339.450; 11. Iowa, 7. Southern Ill., 276.4; 8. Iowa, 275.95; 9. Illinois, 275.5; 10. St., 230.800; 7. BYU, 228.625; 8. Illinois, 227.900; 9. Nebraska, 336.650; 12. Air Force, 333.750. Minnesota, 274.85. 226.400; 10. Stanford, 226.125; 11. Michigan St., 226.100; 12. 1985: 1. Ohio St., 285.35; 2. Nebraska, 284.55; 3. Penn St., Massachusetts, 222.150. 283.05; 4. Arizona St., 284.00; 5. UCLA, 282.75; 6. Iowa, 2001: 1. Ohio St., 218.125; 2. Oklahoma, 217.775; Trampoline All-Time Results 280.00; 7. Stanford, 279.90; 8. Oklahoma, 278.90; 9. Cal St. 3. California, 216.775; 4. Michigan, 216.175; 5. Penn St., Fullerton, 277.85; 10. Southern Ill., 277.55. 212.125; 6. Michigan St., 211.875; 7. Minnesota, 213.175; 8. Championship only held for two years 1986: 1. Arizona St., 283.90; 2. Nebraska, 283.60; 3. Stanford, Illinois, 212.050; 9. Iowa, 209.175; 10. Stanford, 208.875; 11. Massachusetts, 208.700; 12. Temple, 203.400. 1969: 1. Michigan, 28.10; 2. Colorado St., 26.60; 3. (tie) Iowa 279.50; 4. Oklahoma, 281.70; 5. UCLA, 280.45; 6. Iowa, and Southern Ill., 25.95. 279.00; 7. Southern Ill., 278.00; 8. New Mexico, 277.85; 9. 1. Michigan, 26.85; 2. New Mexico, 26.40; 3. Ohio St., 277.00; 10. Penn St., 274.40. 1970: Southwestern La., 25.85..