COLLEGE ASSOCIATION ECAC, BIG TEN & MPSF CONFERENCE GYMNASTICS Men’s Weekly Reports February 28, 2016 Compiled by Jerry Wright

TOP TEAM SCORES 15.400 to tie his own career high. 74.800 score. THIS PAST WEEK Army 413.85 Yee turned in the best vault for Oklahoma Japan made a meet of it by winning high Oklahoma 447.55 Springfield 399.85 with a 15.100. Bower was also strong, scoring bar, though Brian Knott shone through for Stanford 444.60 William/Mary 395.10 a 15.050. Oklahoma would rebound in the Stanford with a 15.050 score to post a season- Iowa 431.15 Ill-Chicago 375.20 fifth frame, scoring a 74.500 on parallel bars. best in the event. Minnesota 431.10 The first four Sooners all posted solid totals in It came down to the final event of the night Air Force 427.50 NOTE: See page 5 for the high 14s before Moldauer capped the rota- with Japan leading by 1.050 as Stanford head- Penn State 424.00 Stanford’s International tion, as he has all season, with a huge routine ed to and Japan to the vault. Akash Challenge results. Nebraska 423.30 of 15.750. Modi helped cement the win with his 15.600 Navy 420.15 The Sooners regained the energy they had score to tie for second overall. It was Gabe California 419.50 early in the meet with a spirited rotation on Flores with a 15.200 and Robert Neff with a high bar. OU got a career-best performance 15.100 to ice the win. MPSF CONFERENCE from Van Wicklen (15.500) and strong rou- In the all-around kept on his UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA tines from Anderson (15.200) and Yee dominant season, taking his fourth all-around The University of Oklahoma (No.1) bested (14.850). victory on the year (90.85) against some of No. 4 Minnesota 447.550-431.100 inside the the world's best. McCasland Field House on Saturday night. STANFORD UNIVERSITY The Sooners’ team score was their second- In front of a packed Burnham Pavilion, the AIR FORCE ACADEMY highest total of the year. No. 2 Stanford (444.60) stepped up to best 11th-ranked Air Force tallied a season-high Oklahoma also took home five event titles Canada (434.70), Finland (411.00), No. 9 team score of 427.500 – the eighth-highest and won the all-around on the night. Fresh- California and Japan (444.25) – the reigning total in program history – to defeat No. 19 man Yul Moldauer won floor (15.900) and World Gymnastics Champion - in a nail- Illinois-Chicago (374.150) on Friday, Feb. 26, parallel bars (15.750), Sergey Resnick took biting finish Saturday night. at the Academy’s Cadet West Gym. (15.400), Thao Hoang won The Cardinal started the night off on pom- In the first meet of the year to feature the rings (15.550), and Colin Van Wicklen mel horse as Akash Modi threw down a “five-up, five-count” scoring system, Air claimed the high bar (15.500) and all-around 15.250 to take second in the event with Drew Force swept the event titles. Tim Wang (86.500) titles. Willoughby adding in a 15.000 score for a picked up a pair of first-place finishes, scor- third place finish. ing a 15.200 to win the vault and a career-best Next up on the rings, Dennis Zaremski matching tally of 14.750 to win the parallel crushed a 15.250 to tie for the event title bars. Chase Cannon and Aaron Nubine took

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OU kicked off the meet on floor where it turned in a team total of 77.800, just one tenth off its season high. Freshman Levi Anderson first on the high bar (14.850) and floor exer- (15.450), Hunter Justus (15.750) and Mol- while Jordan DeClerk took third with a cise (14.650), while Denis Aurelius won the dauer all notched career-best performances in 15.050 before Josiah Eng tied for fourth with still rings (14.650) and Arinn Wade claimed the event. Van Wicklen anchored the Sooners a 14.700 score. top honors on the pommel horse following a with a 15.850 to cap off Oklahoma’s sensa- On the vault the Cardinal was phenomenal season-high performance of 15.450. tional floor performance. as it took first and second overall in the event In addition to their event titles, Wang On pommel horse the Sooners were paced with Taylor Seaton nailing a 15.400 to tie his placed second on the pommel horse (15.100) by a career-best 15.300 from Resnick in the career best and take the individual title. Akash and Aurelius finished third on the vault No. 2 position. Moldauer followed Resnick Modi pulled in next with a 15.350 for second (14.500). Fletcher Braunton added runner-up with a career high of his own, posting 14.850, in the event. The Cardinal ran away with the honors on the still rings (14.700), while the before anchored the rotation team title with a 75.050 score, a team best for Falcons’ freshmen contingent combined for with a 15.250. the season. eight placements within the meet’s top three. All five Sooner gymnasts stuck their dis- Stanford continued in parallel bars with Jonah Urlaub finished second on both the mounts and each earned at least a 15.000 to Dennis Zaremski taking second with a 15.650 floor exercise (14.350) and parallel bars push OU to a team total of 76.150 on the score that Akash Modi was right behind, (career-best 14.200), while collecting career- rings, its best of the year. Hoang led the way notching a 15.550 score for third. Japan took best scores to finish third on the pommel for OU with a career-best 15.550. Moldauer three of the top five scores, but as a team the horse (14.450) and still rings (14.500). Eric also turned in an exceptional routine, scoring Cardinal was able to take the team win with a Klein scored a career-high 14.400 to finish second on the high bar, while Christian pressive as well with a 14.550. of 431.150, followed by Penn State (424.000) Kalustian finished third with a score of Aleksandrov put an exclamation mark on and Nebraska (423.300). For the first time 14.150. Ryan Girouard finished third on the his career-best evening with a 14.950, which this season, the teams competed in a five-up, floor exercise (14.250), while Jake Stanley was just a tenth and a half shy of his best on five-count format. scored a 13.850 to finish third in his parallel parallel bars. Gharibyan hit again with a Iowa began the meet on floor exercise and bars debut. 14.250, which is also a career-high. Mah fin- set a new season-high team score of 73.950. In addition to the season-high team score of ished his night with a 14.000, fourth place Matt Loochtan tied for the lead on the event 427.500, the Falcons also posted their highest overall. matching a season-high with a score of tally of the year on the pommel horse 15.350. Jack Boyle notched a 14.900 to tie (72.650) to move into third on the Academy’s AIR FORCE ACADEMY-2-28-16 all-time list. Air Force also accounted for its Chase Cannon and Aaron Nubine each LOOCHTAN second-highest vault score of the year claimed three event titles this afternoon (Feb. (73.050) – a tally that is ranked sixth on the 28), as the 11th-ranked Air Force completed a program’s top-10 list. season sweep of 19th-ranked Illinois- Chicago. The Falcons, who earned a 403.400- UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA 375.200 victory over the visiting Flames, ex- The California Golden Bears finished with a perimented with their lineup and saw many team total of 419.500 on Saturday at the Inter- freshmen in the five-man rotation of each national Collegiate Challenge at Stanford event. for fifth, while Dylan Ellsworth set a season- University, placing fourth overall. Stanford In addition to a winning high bar routine high with a score of 14.750 to finish eighth. won the meet with a total of 444.600, edging (15.400) that was just 0.050 shy of his own On the second rotation, Iowa headed to the national team of Japan, who finished with Academy record, Cannon won the pommel pommel horse. In his first competition of the a score of 444.250. National teams from Ja- horse (14.300) and parallel bars (13.800). season, Austin Hodges led the Hawkeyes, pan, Canada, and a combination of Finland, tying for second on the event with a 14.500 South Africa and the United States. CANNON effort. Del Vecchio Orozco posted a 14.250, Yordan Aleksandrov competed in the all- placing sixth, followed by senior Doug Sulli- around competition, posting a career-best van in seventh place (14.100). total of 85.400, hitting six-for-six routines, as Iowa continued to dominate on rings, tak- did Ryan Patterson, who ing the top two spots. Loochtan and Boyle competed with South ALEKSANDROV tied atop the leaderboard on the event with a Africa, and an all-around 15.150. Andrew Botto tied for fifth, posting a total of 84.650. Kevin score of 14.500. Wolting and Kyle Ze- Nubine, who tied for first on the vault On vault, Ellsworth notched second place meir were given lighter (14.550) with freshman Jonah Urlaub, earned result with a 14.900. David Spanier placed loads on the evening outright titles on the floor exercise (14.700) eighth for Iowa with a 14.600, while Mark following their strenuous and still rings (14.600). Springett and Loochtan tied for 10th with week in Las Vegas at the The juniors paced a line-up that saw 20 of its scores of 14.500. Winter Cup Challenge. 21 remaining routines contested by first-year Iowa took the top two spots on parallel bars. California opened the gymnasts. Loochtan and Ellsworth tied for first on the meet on high bar, Gagik In addition to his share of the vault title, event, posting matching scores of 14.850. Gharibyan posting a Urlaub added top-three finishes on the still Cyrus Dobre-Mofid notched a fifth place fin- 14.750, which led the rings (14.300, second) and floor exercise ish on the event with a 14.450. team. Aleksandrov and (14.300, third). Michael Graft, who missed On high bar, Loochtan recorded his second freshman Nathaniel his freshman season due to injury, finished straight event title with a 14.450. Dobre- Ramil each garnered third on the vault (14.500) and fourth on the Mofid finished in third place on the event scores of 14.300. parallel bars (13.400). Freshman Lukas Tex- with a score of 14.300. The Bears had a good showing on floor eira also earned a pair of top-five marks on Loochtan used a career-high 86.400 to win exercise paced by freshman Aaron Mah, who the day, as he finished second on the high bar the all-around, followed by Boyle who posted set a new career-high with a 14.950. Redshirt (14.050) and fifth on the vault (13.800). an 84.850 score. freshman Michael Rauchwerger had the Fellow freshman Eric Klein finished fourth 14.150, while Aleksandrov notched a 14.300 on the high bar with a score of 13.350, while UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA and Nicholas Del Junco earned a 14.500. classmates Troy Mather and Christian The No. 4 University of Minnesota fell to On pommel horse, Takahiro Kawada car- Kalustian finished fourth (14.100) and fifth the top-ranked Oklahoma Sooners on the ried the rotation with a score of 14.850. Adam (13.950), respectively, on the still rings. In his road, 447.550-431.100. Young posted a new career-best on the appa- only event of the day, Arinn Wade returned Minnesota started the day on Pommel ratus with a score of a 13.650. to the high bar lineup and finished third with Horse. Paul Montague led the Gophers with a Aleksandrov led the Bears on still rings a score of 13.700. 14.350, placing fifth. Freshmen Vitali Kan with a 14.450. Freshman Bailey Chang had a and Ryan Wangler earned a 14.100 and tremendous performance on rings, setting a BIG TEN CONFERENCE 13.900, respectively. new career-best with a 14.200. Gharibyan UNIVERSITY OF IOWA On Floor, Zach Liebler tallied a 15.600, the also hit with a routine score of 14.100. The 7th-ranked University of Iowa re- second highest score in program history on The Golden Bears were led by Wolting on turned to action on Saturday afternoon, de- the event. Alex Wittenberg finished with a the vault, in his only event of the night, scor- feating No. 6 Nebraska and No. 8 Penn State 15.200 and Jalon Stephens earned a 14.750. ing a 15.050. Aleksandrov also was fantastic inside the UI Field House. The Hawkeyes The Gophers moved to Vault for the third on vault, with 14.600. Rauchwerger was im- took the top spot with an overall team score rotation. Yaroslav Pochinka claimed first vault, scoring a 73.850 using a victory from 14.70 and 14.55, respectfully. Magsam earned POCHINKA Howard. Since returning from injury just two a 14.40. weeks ago, Howard has captured two vault Stephenson was Nebraska's only all-around titles, including earning a 15.200 against Iowa competitor and he placed third with a score of and Nebraska. Jeremy Munn earned a career- 84.20. best 14.850 and a third-place finish. Finally, Wyatt Tyndall and Torres tied for fifth with a ECAC CONFERENCE 14.700. U.S. NAVAL ACADEMY The Nittany Lions struggled on the parallel Navy closed its slate of home meets in Mac- bars, notching only a 67.950 with Clarke plac- donough Hall for 2016 with a double-digit ing a team-best third overall with a 14.700. victory over William & Mary, 420.15 to DiFulvio notched a sixth-place finish with a 409.60 on Senior Day (Feb. 21, 2016). place with a 15.250. Liebler placed fourth 14.350. Apologies to Navy and William/Mary...this with a 15.050, followed by freshman Michael Burns continued to be leader on the high bar reporter accidently missed this meet last Harris in fifth with a 15.000. event, earning a 14.400 and a second-place week. !! On Still Rings, freshman Justin Karstadt led finish, while Tyndall placed fifth with a Jonny Tang led Navy with three event wins the Gophers with a 14.600. Pochinka and 14.000. as he posted the top scores in the all-around, Montague each tallied scores of 14.350. parallel bars and high bar competitions. The In the fifth rotation, High Bar, Stephens UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA claimed second with the third highest score in Nebraska had two gymnasts claim individu- TANG program history, 15.200. Danny DiBenedetto al titles in its triangular meet against confer- notched a 14.650 followed by freshman Shaun ence-opponents Iowa and Penn State on Satur- Herzog, who tallied a 14.400. day afternoon. Ethan Lottman placed first on Minnesota headed to Parallel Bars for the pommel horse, while sophomore Kyle King final rotation of the night. Karstadt notched a tied for first on floor. As a team, the Huskers 15.250, which earned him second in the event. took third with a total score of 423.300. The Stephens and Montague tallied scores of Hawkeyes claimed first place (431.150), while 14.750 and 14.200, respectively. the Nittany Lions took second (424.000). On pommel horse Antonio Castro tied his PENN STATE UNIVERSITY personal-best score of 14.50. Lottman was the Penn State placed second in a Big Ten Con- final competitor and proved his All-American quartet of Mitchell Larios, Michael Dorsey, ference tri-meet against Iowa and Nebraska status posting a 15.45. Eric Poletti, Pa.) and Andy Jones rounded out Saturday, Feb. 27. The Nittany Lions scored a the group of victorious Midshipmen. Poletti 424.000, falling to Iowa, who notched a set a program-record on his way to the win on LOTTMAN 431.150 and defeating Nebraska, who earned the rings. a 423.300. On vault Jones led the way with a career- Trevor Howard led the Nittany Lions with high 14.75 result. Larios trailed his teammate his second-straight vault title, while Leroy with a 14.65. Tang and Noah Beeman were Clark, Jr. placed third the third and fourth scorers with 14.35 and on two events and Mi- 14.30, respectively. The fifth scoring position chael Burns nabbed the was held by Zac Ceroli and David Frick, who second-place finish on posted identical 14.25’s. the high bar. The Mids’ floor ex was led by a pair of 15.0 Starting on still rings -plus scores as Larios and Tang finished first Dominic DiFulvio and second with respective routines of 15.2 placed third overall and 15.1. Jacob Moses gave Navy a sweep of with a career-high The team moved to rings, where Joshua the top-three spots with a 14.3. Beeman 15.050. Clarke notched Everitt and Austin Epperson both posted rounded out the Mids’ group of top-five fin- a 14.950 for a fourth- scores of 14.45. Irick and Stephenson each ishers with a tie for fifth at 14.15. place finish. Alexis earned a 13.85 for their routines. Alex Mag- On the rings. Poletti fronted the effort with a Torres rounded out the sam led the Huskers on the event, receiving a program-record 15.3 score. Connor Gonzales top three scorers with a 14.50. followed up at 14.95. Josh Gong made it a top 14.400 on the still On floor King, who broke the school record -three sweep as he also set a career-high with rings. HOWARD on the event earlier in the season, led the team a 14.4. Moving to the floor, with a 15.35. Connor Adamsick broke his On the high bar Tang led the way with a Christian McSwain earned the third-place career-best score with a 15.00. Stephenson personal-high 14.9 result. Fornek turned in a finish with a 15.200 and Torres nabbed his and Epperson added scores of 14.90, while 14.2-point score. Beeman tied for third overall second ninth-place finish of the day with a Sam Chamberlain finished with a 14.00. with a 14.2. 14.600. Finally, Howard tied for 10th overall On parallel bars Stephenson and Epperson after working his way back from an injury. posted 14.70 and 14.30, respectively. On the pommel horse, Clarke stepped up to Castro led the team with his score of 14.15 CONTINUED NEXT PAGE tie for second with a 14.500, while McSwain on high bar. Epperson pitched in a 13.65. rounded out the top five scorers on the appa- Nebraska finished the day on vault. Ste- ratus with a 14.300. phenson paved the way for the Huskers with a Penn State came up with a huge set on the 14.80, while King and Chamberlain posted a On the p-bars, Tang set a personal-high Joe Pritts posted a season-high 14.45 on on high bar (13.65) and vault (14.25), which with an event-best 14.5. Larios followed up vault to place third, and Andrew Hufnagel placed him fifth and sixth, respectively, over- Tang with a 13.4-point effort to finish fourth tied for fourth on pommel horse (14.05). all in those events. overall. On the pommel horse, Dorsey won Elijah-Jay Phelps, competing in just his third Keaton Ackerman led the College on floor the event with a career-high 14.15. meet this season, was fourth on parallel bars (13.25) and tallied the squad's second-best At the conclusion of the meet, Tang fin- (13.30) and set a season mark 13.55 on pom- marks on vault (14.2) and high bar (13.65). ished atop the leaderboard in the all-around mel horse. Nick Van Dyke recorded W&M's top score competition with a score of 85.2. on rings and placed fifth overall with a 13.85. Prior to the competition between the SPRINGFIELD COLLEGE Freshman Jacopo Gliozzi (14.05) and Si- ECAC rivals, the Navy program celebrated Led by an impressive performance from mon Casey (13.85) also registered impressive and honored its 10-man senior class. The senior Jon Zirna Springfield College split efforts on pommel horse and placed tied for Class of 2016 is made up of the follow mem- with Army and William and Mary on West fourth and tied for seventh overall. bers … Zac Ceroli, Michael Dorsey, David Point on Saturday afternoon. Frick, Josh Gong, Connor Gonzales, Mitchell COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY Larios, Eric Morrison, Jacob Moses, Eric William & Mary equaled its best score of Poletti, Connor Westrick. ZIRNA the season but fell at Navy, 420.15-409.6, on Sunday afternoon (2-21-16). ARMY WEST POINT Aria Sabbagh was W&M's top all-arounder Jesse Glenn of the Army West Point led and placed second by equaling a career high his fellow seniors in the final home meet of (81.35), while Griffin Antle finished second the season capturing two of the individual on pommel horse (13.85) and third on paral- events along with winning all-around in an lel bars (13.6). ECAC triangular sweep Saturday at Gross Army posted the meet's top score with a Rob Meyer placed second on parallel bars Sports Center. 413.850, while the Pride notched a team (14.05), while Keaton Ackerman (14.3) and score of 399.850 and William and Mary fol- Simon Casey (13.75) finished third on floor lowed with a score of 395.100. and pommel horse, respectively. Ackerman's GLENN Zirna started the day tying his season-high score set a career high. score of 13.750 in the floor exercise, before Mitchell Campbell and freshman David finishing first overall on the pommel horse Allen tied for third on high bar with a 14.2, with a score of 15.050, and tying for the top which established career bests for both gym- spot on the parallel bars with a score of nasts in the event. 13.700. In addition to Sabbagh, freshman Jack Joshua Dieker posted a second-place finish Hasenkopf competed as an all-arounder and on the rings with a season-best score of placed fourth with a career-high 79.4. 14.100, while Philip Ordonez registered a Other notable performances included Mey- third-place finish with a score of 14.050 on er (14.2) and Nick Van Dyke (13.95) on his floor routine. rings, as both recorded career highs in the Nick Jama posted a season-best score of event. The No. 13 Black Knights (3-2, 2-1 ECAC) 13.750 in the floor exercise, while Tucker recorded a score of 413.85 en route to defeat- McClure nothced a career-best score of UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS-CHICAGO ing league rivals No. 15 Springfield College 12.950 on the rings, Additionally, freshman The University of Illinois-Chicago took on (399.85) and No. 14 William & Mary Jannik Haas produced a career-best score on Air Force Friday night (2-26-16) at the Cadet (395.10). the vault, a 14.000. Field House in Colorado Springs, Colo.; de- Glenn was first on vault with a 14.75, spite their best efforts, the Flames ultimately topped the field on high bar behind a career- COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY fell to the Falcons by a score of 427.500- high 15.4, along with capturing all-around William & Mary placed third at a tri-meet 374.150. (85.70). He took second on floor exercise hosted by Army on Saturday afternoon (2-27- “Our injuries are catching up and we had (14.3) and posted a pair of third place finish- 16). The host Black Knights claimed the to take a zero on high bar,” said head coach es on pommel horse (14.3) and rings (13.9). team title with a 413.85 and were followed Charley Nelson. Plebe Cole Casanova won still rings by Springfield (399.85) and W&M (395.1). Despite the setback and adversity the team (14.15), was second on vault (14.55), third on Aria Sabbagh faced, the Flames walked high bar (14.25), all season highs, and went highlighted the away with plenty of high- lights from the evening. on to finish second in all-around Tribe's perfor- SABBAGH (83.70). Elliott Herman rounded out the mances by tying Pratik Patel and Keith Black Knight winners in claiming medalist for first on par- Kohn each achieved per- honors on high bar posting a score of 14.35, allel bars with a sonal bests on pommel just two-tenths of a point shy of his career 13.7, while horse with their scores of high. He also was third on still rings (13.90). Griffin Antle 12.150 and 13.000. CJ Sam Kusnitz was second on high bar (14.3) placed second Patton was a team best on along with a pair of fifths on vault (14.30) on pommel the event with his score PATEL and parallel bars (13.20). Leo Genders was horse with a of 14.050. fourth on floor exercise (13.90) and vault 14.7. Sabbagh (14.40) and Nathan Goff turned in that finish also posted the on high bar (14.20). team's top mark CONTINUED NEXT PAGE Alex Dumstorf notched a top score of International Collegiate Challenge 14.250 on floor exercise, and following suit Stanford University: Host was teammate Jacob Thurber with a 14.100. ALL AROUND Trent Jarrett produced the top scores for the 1. Akash Modi, Stanford 90.85 Flames on the rings with his score of 13.850, 2. Wataru Tanigawa, Japan 89.80 as well as on vault with a 13.700. 3. Seiya Taura, Japan 88.35 4. Oskar Kirmes, Finland 86.85 The Flames wrapped up the evening on p- 5. Mathieu Cukassy, Canada 86.50 bars and high bar where freshman Steen 6. Yordan Aleksandrov, California 85.90 Haugsted collected team-high scores of 7. Ryan Patterson, Finland 84.65 13.550 and 13.300 on both events. 8. Hugh Smith, Canada 83.65 9. Heikki Niva, Finland 81.95 FLOOR EXERCISE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS-CHICAGO 1. Kenta Chiba, Japan 15.80 The University of Illinois-Chicago rounded 2. Modi, Stanford 15.60 out their weekend with back-to-back meets 2. Hikaru Sato 15.60 4. Scott Morgan, Canada 15.30 against Air Force Academy. The Flames fell 5. Gabe Flores, Stanford 15.20 to the Falcons (2-28-16) by a score of 403.400 6. Seiya Taura, Japan 15.15 -375.200, but not without executing some 7. Robert Neff, Stanford 15.10 highlight performances. 8. Ryan Patterson, Finland 15.00 8. Heikki Saarenketo, Finland 15.00 “This may have been our best performance 8. Mathieu Cukassy, Canada 15.00 of the year,” said head coach Charley Nelson, POMMEL HORSE “though the score won’t show that because of 1. Wataru Tanigawa, Japan 15.30 our injury situation.” 2. Akash Modi, Stanford 15.25 3. Drew Willoughby, Stanford 15.00 Jacob Thurber finished second on floor ex- 3. Ken Ikeda, Canada 15.00 ercise with a 14.600 final, 3. Ryoma Kawamoto, Japan 15.00 while teammate CJ Patton’s 6. Takahiro Kawada, California 14.85 score of 14.000 was good for 7. Daisuke Suzuki, Japan 14.75 8. Takumi Sato, Japan 14.70 second place on pommel 9. Oskar Kimes, Finland 14.65 horse. Trent Jarrett just THURBER STILL RINGS missed second on rings by 1. Dennis Zaremski, Stanford 15.25 one tenth with his score of 1. Scott Morgan, Canada 15.25 3. Jordan DeClerk, Stanford 15.05 14.200. 4. Josiah Eng, Stanford 14.70 Jarrett and freshman Wes 4. Tanigawa, Japan 14.70 Diveney were best for UIC on 4. Ryoma Kawamoto, Japan 14.70 vault with their tied score of 7. Oskar Kirmes, Finland 14.65 7. Taura, Japan 14.65 13.600. Jarrett also took sec- 9. Cukassy, Canada 14.50 ond on parallel bars with a VAULT 13.750, while Steen Haugsted 1. Taylor Seaton, Stanford 15.40 was a team best on high bar 2. Modi, Stanford 15.35 3. Smith, Canada 15.25 with his score of 12.700. 4. Morgan, Canada 15.10 “When we plug Chris Root 5. Patterson, Canada 15.00 and Jay Grimes back into the 5. Masahiro Ukai, Japan 15.00 line-up, the Flames should really start to hit 3. Kevin Wolting, California 15.05 8. Gabe Flores, Stanford 14.95 their stride. And not a moment too soon as we 9. Hikaru Sato, Japan 14.80 head into the final stretch of the season,” said PARALLEL BARS Nelson. 1. Tanigawa, Japan 15.90 2. Dennis Zaremski, Stanford 15.65 3. Modi, Stanford 15.55 4. Seiya Taura, Japan 15.45 5. Ken Ikeda, Japan 15.05 6. Aleksandrov, California 14.95 7. Cukasssy, Canada 14.75 8. Rene Comouyer, Canada 14.65 9. Jackson Payne, Canada 14.50 HORIZONTAL BAR 1. Daisukes Uzuki, Japan 16.15 2. Jackson Payne, Canada 15.60 3. Takumi, Sato, Japan 15.20 4. Kenta Chiba, Japan 15.10 5. Bryan Knott, Stanford 15.05 6. Seaton, Stanford 14.95 7. Taura, Japan 14.90 8. Modi, Stanford 14.75 8. Gagik Gharibyan, California 14.75