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2015 SEC Gymnastics 2015 SEC Gymnastics Jill Skotarczak, Assistant Director of Communications (Gymnastics Contact) [email protected] • Twitter: SEC_Jill NCAA Championships • April 17-19, 2015 2015 SEC Gymnastics Awards SEC Gymnastics Standings Gymnast of the Year: Kytra Hunter, Florida Team SEC Pct. Overall Pct. High Event Specialist of the Year: Lloimincia Hall, LSU LSU 7-0 1.000 24-2 .923 198.375 Co-Freshmen of the Year: Paige Zaziski, Arkansas & Kennedy Baker, Florida Alabama 5-2 .714 20-3 .870 197.800 Scholar-Athlete of the Year: Katelyn Trevino, Missouri Florida 5-2 .714 17-5 .773 198.225 Co-Coaches of the Year: Jeff Graba, Auburn and D-D Breaux, LSU Auburn 3-4 .429 10-8 .556 197.750 Georgia 3-4 .429 13-10 .565 197.450 All-SEC Team Kentucky 3-4 .429 7-17 .292 196.575 Arkansas 2-5 .286 9-11 .450 196.650 Lauren Beers Alabama Missouri 0-7 .000 9-16 .360 196.150 Kaitlyn Clark Alabama Keely McNeer Alabama 2015 SEC Championship Team Results Carley Sims Alabama 1. Alabama .........................................................................197.525 Heather Elswick Arkansas 2. LSU .................................................................................197.450 Amanda Wellick Arkansas 3. Florida ............................................................................197.400 Paige Zaziski Arkansas 4. Auburn ...........................................................................196.925 Lexus Demers Auburn 5. Georgia ..........................................................................196.000 Abby Milliet Auburn 6. Arkansas .........................................................................195.950 7. Missouri .........................................................................195.700 Megan Walker Auburn 8. Kentucky ........................................................................195.025 Kennedy Baker Florida Claire Boyce Florida NCAA Championships Schedule Bridgette Caquatto Florida Friday, April 17, 1 p.m. CT – Semifinal I Kytra Hunter Florida No. 2 seed Florida (Morgantown Regional Winner) Alex McMurtry Florida No. 3 Utah (Berkeley Regional Runner-Up) Bridget Sloan Florida No. 6 Michigan (Columbus Regional Runner-Up) Gigi Marino Georgia No. 7 UCLA (Columbus Regional Winner) Mary Beth Box Georgia No. 10 Georgia (Berkeley Regional Winner) Rachel Schick Georgia Brittany Rogers Georgia No. 11 Stanford (Morgantown Regional Runner-Up) Taylor Puryear Kentucky Sydney Waltz Kentucky Rheaghan Courville LSU Friday, April 17, 7 p.m. – Semifinal II Lloimincia Hall LSU No. 1 Oklahoma (Norman Regional Winner) Myia Hambrick LSU No. 4 LSU (Ames Regional Winner) Jessie Jordan LSU No. 5 Alabama (Auburn Regional Winner) Laura Kappler Missouri No. 8 Auburn (Auburn Regional Runner-Up) No. 9 Nebraska (Ames Regional Runner-Up) All-Freshman Team No. 12 Oregon State (Norman Regional Runner-Up) Paige Zaziski Arkansas Abby Milliet Auburn Kennedy Baker Florida Saturday, April 18, 6 p.m. – Super Six Alex McMurtry Florida Gigi Marino Georgia Natalie Vaculik Georgia Cori Rechenmacher Kentucky Sydney Waltz Kentucky Myia Hambrick LSU Becca Schugel Missouri Media Services SEC Gymnastics Fast Facts 2015 SEC Gymnastics Championship • Southeastern Conference teams have won nine of the last The 2015 SEC Gymnastics Championship will 10 NCAA Championships, including four consecutive, and 18 be held March 21 at the Gwinnett Center in NCAA titles all-time. Three different SEC teams - Alabama, Flor- Duluth, Ga. Media representatives wishing to ida and Georgia - have won NCAA Gymnastics Championships. cover this event should contact Jill Skotarczak • Florida won its second consecutive NCAA Championship in ([email protected]) in the SEC Communica- 2014. Four SEC teams advanced to the Super Six at last sea- tions Office. son’s NCAA Championship. Gymnasts of the Week • In 1998, the SEC entered the record books as the only con- The SEC will announce a Gymnast of the Week, Specialist of ference ever to sweep the top-three spots at the NCAA meet the Week and Freshman of the Week each Tuesday begin- (Georgia, Florida and Alabama). ning Jan. 13. Members of the media wishing to receive these • The SEC has placed at least two teams among the top six in announcements should e-mail Jill Skotarczak (jskotarczak@sec. 31 of the possible 33 NCAA Championship events. A record org). five SEC teams advanced to the NCAA Super Six team final in 2009. SEC Gymnastics on the Internet Information about Southeastern Conference gymnastics is • The SEC leads all conferences in NCAA individual titles (97). available on the Internet via the SEC’s web site – http://www. • Georgia leads all NCAA schools in individual titles (40). secsports.com. The site will be updated each week, following • SEC student-athletes earned 30 All-America honors in 2014. the completion of the weekly release. • The addition of Missouri to the SEC in July 2012 brought the number of league institutions sponsoring gymnastics to eight. The 2013 SEC Gymnastics Championship featured, for the first time, a two-session final. SEC Gymnastics Communications SEC Gymnastics Weekly Honors SEC Jill Skotarczak (205) 458-3000 Jan. 13 [email protected] Gymnast of the Week: Jessie Jordan, LSU Specialist of the Week: Bridget Sloan, Florida Alabama Roots Woodruff (205) 348-2088 Freshman of the Week: Shauna Miller, Missouri [email protected] Jan. 20 Co-Gymnasts of the Week: Amanda Wellick, Arkansas & Jessie Jordan, LSU Arkansas Chris Caskey (479) 575-4898 Specialist of the Week: Alex McMurtry, Florida [email protected] Freshman of the Week: Kennedy Baker, Florida Auburn Chuck Gallina (334) 844-9800 Jan. 27 Gymnast of the Week: Rheagan Courville, LSU [email protected] Specialist of the Week: Kaitlyn Clark, Alabama Florida Mary Howard (352) 375-4683 x 6110 Freshman of the Week: Paige Zaziski, Arkansas Feb. 3 [email protected] Gymnast of the Week: Kytra Hunter, Florida Georgia Ben Beaty (706) 542-1621 Specialist of the Week: Brandie Jay, Georgia Freshman of the Week: Kennedy Baker, Florida [email protected] Feb. 10 Kentucky Charlie Healy (859) 257-3838 Gymnast of the Week: Rheagan Courville, LSU [email protected] Specialist of the Week: Erin Macadaeg, LSU Freshman of the Week: Ericha Fassbender, Florida LSU Jake Terry (225) 578-7678 Feb. 17 [email protected] Gymnast of the Week: Kytra Hunter, Florida Specialist of the Week: MJ Rott, Auburn Missouri Kate Lakin (573) 884-8519 Freshman of the Week: Paige Zaziski, Arkansas & Kennedy Baker, Florida [email protected] Feb. 24 Co-Gymnasts of the Week: Kaitlyn Clark, Alabama & Rheagan Courville, LSU Specialist of the Week: Lloimincia Hall, LSU Freshman of the Week: Alex McMurtry, Florida Mar. 3 Gymnast of the Week: Caitlin Atkinson, Auburn Specialist of the Week: MJ Rott, Auburn Freshman of the Week: Kennedy Baker, Florida Mar. 10 Gymnast of the Week: Kytra Hunter, Florida Specialist of the Week: Rheagan Courville, LSU Freshman of the Week: Myia Hambrick, LSU Mar. 17 Gymnast of the Week: Kytra Hunter, Florida Specialist of the Week: Bridget Sloan, Florida & Lloimincia Hall, LSU Freshman of the Week: Paige Zaziski, Arkansas 2015 SEC Gymnastics Broadcast Schedule 2015 GymInfo Team Rankings (3/30/2015) Date Time (ET) Meet Network Rank Team Team RQS Fri, Jan 9 8 p.m. Iowa at LSU SEC Network+ 1. Oklahoma 197.895 8:30 p.m. Arizona at Alabama SEC Network+ 2. Florida 197.790 Sat, Jan 10 4 p.m. Michigan at Georgia SEC Network+ 3. Utah 197.670 Fri, Jan 16 7 p.m. Auburn at Florida SEC Network 4. LSU 197.650 9 p.m. Alabama at Arkansas SEC Network 5. Alabama 197.490 9 p.m. Missouri at Alabama SEC Network+ 6. Michigan 197.270 Fri, Jan 23 8 p.m. Florida at Alabama SEC Network 7. UCLA 197.200 8 p.m. Arkansas at Auburn SEC Network+ Sun, Jan 25 7 p.m. Kentucky at Georgia* ESPN2 8. Auburn 197.045 Mon, Jan 26 7 p.m. Missouri at LSU* SEC Network 9. Nebraska 196.990 Fri, Jan 30 7 p.m. Georgia at Florida SEC Network 10. Georgia 196.875 8 p.m. Air Force at Auburn SEC Network+ 11. Stanford 196.720 Mon, Feb 2 9 p.m. Alabama at Kentucky* SEC Network 12. Oregon State 196.680 Fri, Feb 6 8 p.m. Georgia at LSU SEC Network 13. Penn State 196.665 Sun, Feb 8 12:30 p.m. Auburn at Alabama* ESPN2 14. Illinois-Champaign 196.515 Mon, Feb 9 9 p.m. Florida at Arkansas* SEC Network 15. Boise State 196.495 Fri, Feb 13 8 p.m. Boise State at Alabama SEC Network+ 16. Denver 196.455 8 p.m. LSU at Auburn SEC Network 17. Minnesota 196.450 Sun, Feb 15 7 p.m. Missouri at Florida* ESPN2 18. Arizona 196.445 Fri, Feb 20 7 p.m. Alabama at Georgia SEC Network 9 p.m. Auburn at Missouri SEC Network 19. Arkansas 196.285 Tue, Feb 24 5 p.m. Florida at LSU* ESPNU 20. California 196.240 Fri, Feb 27 7 p.m. Kentucky at Florida SEC Network 21. Central Michigan 196.190 8 p.m. Georgia at Auburn SEC Network+ 22. Southern Utah 196.100 9 p.m. LSU at Alabama SEC Network 23. Iowa 196.030 Mon, Mar 2 7 p.m. Missouri at Arkansas* SEC Network Washington 196.030 Mon, Mar 9 9 p.m. Arkansas at Georgia* SEC Network 25. New Hampshire 195.860 11 p.m. Alabama at Missouri* SEC Network 26. Kentucky 195.745 Fri, Mar 13 8 p.m. Oklahoma at Alabama SEC Network+ 27. Missouri 195.720 8 p.m. North Carolina at Auburn SEC Network+ 28. Michigan State 195.710 Sat, Mar 28 1 p.m. SEC Championship* ESPN2 29. Utah State 195.560 Sat., Apr. 4 7 p.m. NCAA Auburn Regional SEC Network+ 30. Maryland 195.505 *tape delayed Alabama Crimson Tide Arkansas Razorbacks 20-3, 5-2 SEC 9-11, 2-5 SEC (4-2 Home, 4-1 Away, 12-0 Neutral) (4-1 Home, 1-4 Away, 4-10 Neutral) Date Opponent Time (CT)/Score Date Opponent Time (CT)/Score Jan. 9 Arizona (SEC Network+) ......................... W, 196.225-194.375 Jan. 9 at Oklahoma.............................................L, 197.625-194.900 Jan.
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