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The Gymnastics Scorekeeper Meet Results The Gymnastics ScoreKeeper Meet Results Men's Gymnastics Meet Results Michigan vs. Oklahoma Host: Univesity of Michigan Date: March 12, 2011 Location: Cliff Keen Arena, Ann Arbor, MI Venue: Home Meet Contents: Event Results Team Results Floor Exercise Team Standing Pommel Horse Univesity of Michigan Rings Oklahoma Vault Judge List Parallel Bars Horizontal Bar All Around Team Standing (Top) Place Team Score 1 Oklahoma 357.750 2 Univesity of Michigan 355.400 Univesity of Michigan (Top) Head Coach: Kurt Golder Gymnast Floor Horse Rings Vault Pbars Bar AllArr Ben Baldus-Strauss 14.100 15.500 12.350 Alex Bubnov 13.600 14.150 15.000 Syque Caesar 15.650 13.850 Chris Cameron 13.750 14.500 9.350 13.100 Steve Crabtree 15.700 14.350 Kevin Fraser 13.050 Jordan Gaarenstroom 13.500 Adam Hamers 15.400 Thomas Kelley 14.650 12.550 14.750 15.350 14.700 15.350 87.350 Ian Makowske 13.800 15.150 Sam Mikulak 14.700 12.850 14.400 15.800 14.700 14.900 87.350 Michael Myler 14.550 AJ Schottstaedt 12.200 Rohan Sebastian 14.650 14.400 15.650 Andrew Vance 15.050 Team Totals 58.100 57.300 58.700 62.650 59.400 59.250 355.400 file:///C|/Users/wils3798/AppData/Local/Microsoft/Windows/Temporary Internet Files/Content.Outlook/G7SQ6XWR/index.html[3/12/2011 6:50:34 PM] The Gymnastics ScoreKeeper Meet Results Oklahoma (Top) Head Coach: Mark Williams Gymnast Floor Horse Rings Vault Pbars Bar AllArr Jeremy Adams 14.600 15.500 12.500 Jacob Dalton 15.350 15.100 15.900 15.300 14.350 Presten Ellsworth 14.250 13.150 Ian Jackson 14.750 15.500 14.700 Steven Legendre 14.600 14.150 14.700 16.050 14.800 14.950 89.250 Alex Naddour 14.550 15.650 14.900 14.150 Anthony Naddour 13.800 14.550 Troy Nitzky 14.200 14.500 Partick Piscitelli 14.200 13.500 Bobby Shortle 14.400 15.650 Chris Stehl 13.450 14.800 14.450 Raymond White 14.600 15.300 Team Totals 59.100 58.600 59.350 63.100 59.450 58.150 357.750 Floor Exercise Results (Top) Place Gymnast Team Score 1 Jacob Dalton Oklahoma 15.350 2 Sam Mikulak Univesity of Michigan 14.700 3 Thomas Kelley Univesity of Michigan 14.650 3 Rohan Sebastian Univesity of Michigan 14.650 5 Raymond White Oklahoma 14.600 5 Steven Legendre Oklahoma 14.600 7 Alex Naddour Oklahoma 14.550 8 Bobby Shortle Oklahoma 14.400 9 Partick Piscitelli Oklahoma 14.200 10 Ben Baldus-Strauss Univesity of Michigan 14.100 11 Ian Makowske Univesity of Michigan 13.800 12 Kevin Fraser Univesity of Michigan 13.050 Pommel Horse Results (Top) Place Gymnast Team Score 1 Alex Naddour Oklahoma 15.650 2 Adam Hamers Univesity of Michigan 15.400 3 Jeremy Adams Oklahoma 14.600 4 Michael Myler Univesity of Michigan 14.550 5 Troy Nitzky Oklahoma 14.200 6 Steven Legendre Oklahoma 14.150 7 Anthony Naddour Oklahoma 13.800 8 Chris Cameron Univesity of Michigan 13.750 9 Alex Bubnov Univesity of Michigan 13.600 10 Chris Stehl Oklahoma 13.450 file:///C|/Users/wils3798/AppData/Local/Microsoft/Windows/Temporary Internet Files/Content.Outlook/G7SQ6XWR/index.html[3/12/2011 6:50:34 PM] The Gymnastics ScoreKeeper Meet Results 11 Sam Mikulak Univesity of Michigan 12.850 12 Thomas Kelley Univesity of Michigan 12.550 13 AJ Schottstaedt Univesity of Michigan 12.200 Rings Results (Top) Place Gymnast Team Score 1 Jacob Dalton Oklahoma 15.100 2 Andrew Vance Univesity of Michigan 15.050 3 Chris Stehl Oklahoma 14.800 4 Thomas Kelley Univesity of Michigan 14.750 4 Ian Jackson Oklahoma 14.750 6 Steven Legendre Oklahoma 14.700 7 Anthony Naddour Oklahoma 14.550 8 Chris Cameron Univesity of Michigan 14.500 8 Troy Nitzky Oklahoma 14.500 10 Rohan Sebastian Univesity of Michigan 14.400 10 Sam Mikulak Univesity of Michigan 14.400 12 Alex Bubnov Univesity of Michigan 14.150 Vault Results (Top) Place Gymnast Team Score 1 Steven Legendre Oklahoma 16.050 2 Jacob Dalton Oklahoma 15.900 3 Sam Mikulak Univesity of Michigan 15.800 4 Steve Crabtree Univesity of Michigan 15.700 5 Rohan Sebastian Univesity of Michigan 15.650 5 Bobby Shortle Oklahoma 15.650 7 Ben Baldus-Strauss Univesity of Michigan 15.500 7 Jeremy Adams Oklahoma 15.500 7 Ian Jackson Oklahoma 15.500 10 Thomas Kelley Univesity of Michigan 15.350 11 Raymond White Oklahoma 15.300 12 Alex Bubnov Univesity of Michigan 15.000 Parallel Bars Results (Top) Place Gymnast Team Score 1 Syque Caesar Univesity of Michigan 15.650 2 Jacob Dalton Oklahoma 15.300 3 Alex Naddour Oklahoma 14.900 4 Steven Legendre Oklahoma 14.800 5 Sam Mikulak Univesity of Michigan 14.700 5 Thomas Kelley Univesity of Michigan 14.700 file:///C|/Users/wils3798/AppData/Local/Microsoft/Windows/Temporary Internet Files/Content.Outlook/G7SQ6XWR/index.html[3/12/2011 6:50:34 PM] The Gymnastics ScoreKeeper Meet Results 7 Chris Stehl Oklahoma 14.450 8 Steve Crabtree Univesity of Michigan 14.350 9 Presten Ellsworth Oklahoma 14.250 10 Jordan Gaarenstroom Univesity of Michigan 13.500 11 Jeremy Adams Oklahoma 12.500 12 Chris Cameron Univesity of Michigan 9.350 Horizontal Bar Results (Top) Place Gymnast Team Score 1 Thomas Kelley Univesity of Michigan 15.350 2 Ian Makowske Univesity of Michigan 15.150 3 Steven Legendre Oklahoma 14.950 4 Sam Mikulak Univesity of Michigan 14.900 5 Ian Jackson Oklahoma 14.700 6 Jacob Dalton Oklahoma 14.350 7 Alex Naddour Oklahoma 14.150 8 Syque Caesar Univesity of Michigan 13.850 9 Partick Piscitelli Oklahoma 13.500 10 Presten Ellsworth Oklahoma 13.150 11 Chris Cameron Univesity of Michigan 13.100 12 Ben Baldus-Strauss Univesity of Michigan 12.350 All Around Results (Top) Place Gymnast Team Score 1 Steven Legendre Oklahoma 89.250 2 Thomas Kelley Univesity of Michigan 87.350 2 Sam Mikulak Univesity of Michigan 87.350 Meet Judges (Top) Event Number Name Rating Floor Judge 1 Juha Tanskanen National Judge 2 Andy Brown National Judge 3 Vesselin Pavlov National Horse Judge 1 Russ Young National Judge 2 George Krenk National Judge 3 Jonathan Conrad National Rings Judge 1 George Krenk National Judge 2 Jonathan Conrad National Judge 3 Russ Young National Vault Judge 1 Andy Brown National Judge 2 Vesselin Pavlov National Judge 3 Juha Tanskanen National file:///C|/Users/wils3798/AppData/Local/Microsoft/Windows/Temporary Internet Files/Content.Outlook/G7SQ6XWR/index.html[3/12/2011 6:50:34 PM] The Gymnastics ScoreKeeper Meet Results Pbars Judge 1 Vesselin Pavlov National Judge 2 Russ Young National Judge 3 Andy Brown National Bar Judge 1 Jonathan Conrad National Judge 2 Juha Tanskanen National Judge 3 George Krenk National PLEASE NOTE: All scores are unofficial until verified at end of meet. For questions regarding the meet results, please contact the host institution. Last updated 3/12/2011 at 2:11:32PM Posted 3/12/2011 at 3:44:12PM Eastern Standard Time Web page created by: The Gymnastics ScoreKeeper™ Software from: Beaver Creek Software Version: 2010.005 Web site: www.beaverlog.com Telephone: (541) 752-7263 Copyright ©2011 by Beaver Creek Software. All rights reserved file:///C|/Users/wils3798/AppData/Local/Microsoft/Windows/Temporary Internet Files/Content.Outlook/G7SQ6XWR/index.html[3/12/2011 6:50:34 PM].
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