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MEET INFORMATION GATOR SOCIAL DID YOU KNOW? MEET 9 UNIVERSITY PARK, PA. What's Happening?

MEET INFORMATION GATOR SOCIAL DID YOU KNOW? MEET 9 UNIVERSITY PARK, PA. What's Happening?

3 NCAA Championships ● 12 SEC Championships ● 9 with 20 NCAA Individual Titles

MEET INFORMATION MEET 9 UNIVERSITY PARK, PA. Date: Saturday, March 7 / 4 p.m. ET No. 2 No. 25 Penn State Site: Recreation Hall (6,502)) Head Coach: Head Coach: Sarah Brown Television: none Career (5th season): 64-12 Career: 22-12 / third season Video: BTN + At UF: same At PSU: same

Live Stats: FloridaGators.com Tickets: Adults $8 / Youth $5 2020: 9-0 / 7-0 SEC 2020: 8-8 / 4-5 Big Ten Penn State Tickets Series History Florida leads 34-13. Last meeting: UF won What’s Happening? (all-time): a 2019 home dual 198.025 – 196.325. With the portion of its campaign concluded, Florida finishes regular-season with GATOR SOCIAL a pair of non-conference opponents. First of those two is a road trip to University Park, Pa., to meet No 25 Penn State. This is Florida’s first trip to Happy Valley since winning the 2018 NCAA University Park Florida Gators Regional. The Gators could make a post-season return trip, as Penn State is one of four teams playing Florida Gators host to 2020 NCAA Regional Championship action April 2-4 (other regional sites: Norman, Okla., Denver, Colo., Los Angeles, Calif.). @GatorsGym @FloridaGators Florida claimed its second consecutive Southeastern Conference regular-season title last month. The @JennyRowlandUF Gators finished undefeated in SEC action (7-0) for the first time since 1992 (first season all league teams gatorsgym met in regular-season). SEC regular-season champions began being recognized in 2017. floridagators Florida’s 197.80 – 196.50 win in front of a sellout Stegeman Coliseum crowd last Friday at No. 10 Georgia closed the Gators’ 2020 SEC regular-season schedule. The Gators swept the event titles, with sophomore claiming (9.95), (9.975), exercise (9.95) and all-around (39.825). Florida Communications Contact: That all-around total equals Florida’s school record (now shares with , and Mary Howard Alex McMurtry) and moves into a tie for the nation’s No. 2 total for 2020. It was her sixth consecutive all- Phone: 352-375-4683 x6100 around win of the season and seventh overall for 2020. Another near-perfect mark of 9.975 gave junior Email: [email protected] the win.

DID YOU KNOW? After her performance at Georgia, Thomas claims her sixth consecutive SEC Gymnast of the Week honor. It is her seventh such honor of 2020 and 10th of her Gator career. This is the second consecutive road trip for Florida gymnastics (Georgia -Feb. 28; Penn State - March 7). Penn State is also done with league regular-season action, tying for fourth in Big Ten standings. The Nittany Lions are coming off winning the Penn State Quad last weekend with its season-high of 196.575. Junior Lauren Bridgens set the team’s season high all-around of 39.475 to win the PSU Quad. Florida last competed in two straight road meets in the regular season in 2014 when it began the season at UCLA (Jan. 11) Florida Head Coach Jenny Rowland is in her fifth season with the Gators in 2020. In her first four and then opened Southeastern Conference action at Auburn seasons, the Gators won the 2016 Southeastern Conference Championships and the 2019 SEC regular- (Jan. 17). season titles. The team reached the NCAA team final in her first three season, finishing fourth (2016) and third (2017 & 2018). Eleven Gators collected 40 All-America honors in NCAA competition in the last four years, including winning seven NCAA event titles (Bridget Sloan: 2016 all-around, uneven bars, balance beam; Alex McMurtry: 2017 all-around, uneven bars; 2018 vault; Alicia Boren: 2019 floor exercise).

The Gators missed advancing to the 2019 NCAA Championships after taking third in the NCAA Corvallis Regional final. It was the second time in the NCAA Championships’ 38-year history Florida didn’t advance to the. Boren claimed a share of the NCAA floor title, becoming the third Gator to win the floor crown. NCAA Championships. Four Gators advanced as individual competitors to the 2019 NCAA Championships, with Boren and then freshmen Savannah Schoenherr and Trinity Thomas earning All- America honors.

UF returns six with 17 All-America honors - Alyssa Baumann, , , Savannah Schoenherr, and Trinity Thomas. Twenty Gator routines return from the 2019 NCAA Regional final.

For the third time in the program’s 48-year history, just one freshman joins the Gator roster for the 2020 season (also one freshman in 1984 and 1990). Payton Richards of Mokena, Ill., shared the 2017 Junior Olympic Level 10 Senior A beam title and was runner-up in all-around and bars. She recorded three top- four individual finishes in 2018 JO Senior D competition - floor exercise (tied for third), all-around (4th) and uneven bars (T4th).

MEET COACH ROWLAND 2020 GATOR GYMNASTICS ROSTER Jenny Rowland, one of the nation’s rising coaching talents, is in her fifth season as NAME EVTS HT CL HOMETOWN (CLUB) ’s head gymnastics coach. Sierra Alexander V, FX 5-7 SR Fort Lauderdale, Fla. (West Broward Rowland is the seventh head coach for the Gymnastics Academy) Gator program, which is in its 48th season in Alyssa Baumann AA 5-1 JR , Texas (WOGA) 2020. Maegan Chant AA 5-3 SR Waterdown, Ontario (World Class Gymnastics)

Leah Clapper AA 4-11 SO Ann Arbor, Mich. (Gym America) She shared the 2016 Southeastern Conference Coach of the Year Jazmyn Foberg AA 5-2 JR Bayville, N.J. (MG Elite) honor with Arkansas’ Mark Cook. She joins volleyball’s Mary Wise Rachel Gowey AA 5-1 SR Urbandale, Iowa (Chow’s Gymnastics) (1991) as a Gator coach who claimed SEC Coach of the Year Amelia Hundley AA 5-5 SR Hamilton, Ohio (Cincinnati Gymnastics) honors in their first season at UF. Sydney Johnson-Scharpf V, BB, 4-11 SO Clermont, Fla. (Brandy Johnson's Global FX Gymnastics) Nya Reed AA 5-3 SO Landover, Md. (Capital Gymnastics NTC) Rowland’s experiences from the sport’s highest level are the same Payton Richards AA 5-1 FR Mokena, Ill. (Aerials Gymnastics) as many current Gators. She is a former U.S. National Team Savannah Schoenherr AA 5-3 SO Columbus, Ga. (Georgia Elite) member, a collegiate All-American and was named a 2015 National Megan Skaggs AA 5-3 JR Marietta, Ga. (Gymnastics Academy of Collegiate Assistant of the Year. Atlanta) Halley Taylor AA 5-2 SO Tampa, Fla. (LaFleur’s Gymnastics Tampa) Rowland is a Category 3 International Brevet level judge. She Trinity Thomas AA 5-3 SO York, Pa. (Prestige Gymnastics) served on the judging panel for the 2008, 2012 and 2016 U.S. Olympic Trials. Staff: Pronunciation Guide: Head Coach: Jenny Rowland Sierra Alexander – see-er-uh In the fall of 2019, Rowland was appointed to the NCAA Women's Assistant Coaches: Adrian Burde & Owen Field Alyssa Baumann – Baugh-man Gymnastics Committee. Her term runs through the 2023 season. Volunteer Coach: Jeremy Miranda Jazmyn Foberg – FOE-berg Assistant to the Head Coach: Brittany Arlington Amelia Hundley – Hund-lee Managers: Tory Cohen & Rachel Slocum Sydney Johnson-Scharpf - shärpf Rowland’s Coaching Career: Athletic Trainer: Janet Taylor Nya Reed – nī-uh At Florida: Payton Richards – Peyton Florida reached the NCAA Super Six team final in each of Savannah Schoenherr – Shane-hair Rowland’s first three seasons with the Gators, taking fourth in 2016 Halley Taylor – hAE-lee (rhymes with valley) and third in 2017 & 2018. Rowland was named the 2016 Southeastern Conference Coach of the Year after the Gators won Jenny Rowland – ROE-lund that season’s team title. Florida won the 2019 SEC regular-season Adrian Burde - bur-DAY title with a 6-1 record Returning All-Americans: Six with 17 honors Gators won NCAA individual event titles in each of the last four Alyssa Baumann 2019 – beam; 2018 – beam, floor seasons. Bridget Sloan won the 2016 NCAA all-around and shared Rachel Gowey 2018 bars, beam (NCAA & regular season that season’s uneven bars and balance beam titles. Alex McMurtry won the 2017 NCAA all-around champion and shared that season’s Amelia Hundley 2018 bars; 2017 all-around (NCAA & regular season), bars uneven bars crown. She finished her career by claiming a share of the 2018 vault title. In 2019, Alicia Boren claimed a share of the Savannah 2019 vault Schoenherr NCAA floor title. The Honda Award for gymnastics went to Sloan (2016) and McMurtry (2017), distinguishing them as the nation’s top Megan Skaggs 2019 bars collegiate gymnast. McMurtry was part of a rare double in 2017 and 2018, claiming both the SEC Gymnast (2017)/SEC Event Specialist Trinity Thomas 2019 all-around, bars, floor (NCAA & regular season), beam

(2018) and the SEC Scholar-Athlete awards. Returning All-SEC: Five In Women’s Collegiate Gymnastics Association (WCGA) All- Alyssa Baumann 2019 beam@, floor America regular-season awards, 11 Gators earned 41 honors since 2018 beam@ 2016. Rachel Gowey 2019 beam@ At Auburn: 2018 uneven bars017 floor

Rowland came to Florida after spending five seasons at Auburn. Amelia Hundley 2018 vault, uneven bars She joined the Auburn coaching staff as an assistant coach in 2017 uneven bars October of 2010 and was elevated to associate head coach in March of 2013. Rowland worked with all aspects of the Auburn Megan Skaggs 2019 beam@ gymnastics program, coordinating all of the program's community Trinity Thomas 2019 vault@, floor outreach efforts and interactions on campus as well as playing an @-SEC champion integral role in recruiting and in-gym activities. ANOTHER GATOR TEAM MEMBER She was named co-National Assistant Coach of the Year in 2015 The Gator gymnastics team welcomes back Bailey Warner. The team adopted Bailey on Oct. after helping Auburn reach the NCAA Super Six for the first time in 13, 2017 and supported the now 10-year old as she underwent juvenile pilocytic astrocytoma 22 years. glioma treatment at Shands Hospital in Gainesville. She rang the bell in Shands Pediatric Ward Coaching Career Start in Sooner State: on May 23, 2018 to signal the successful end to her chemotherapy treatments. Rowland coached Elite gymnasts at Bart Conner Gymnastics Academy in Norman, Okla., for five years and then joined the The team met Bailey through the Friends of Jaclyn organization. Bailey has a locker, participated Oklahoma coaching staff in June of 2001. At OU, she helped coach in the team’s SEC Network and video board shoots and stops by for a Gator practice as often as the Sooners to the 2004 Big XIII title, three-time team NCAA she can. Bailey is the fifth Friends of Jaclyn child currently part of a Gator team. qualifiers (2004-06) and three Big XIII Gymnasts of the Year.

As a Gymnast: Brooke Dunn – soccer (age 8) During her gymnastics career, Rowland was a USA National Team Hartley Georges – softball (age 9) member from 1985-1990 and was part of the U.S.’s 1989 World Sophia Murrilo – volleyball (age 3) Championships team. During her collegiate career, she earned All- Jada Turner – lacrosse (age 10) America honors for the uneven bars in 1993 for Arizona State. The Gator men’s golf team adopted Theo Kelly, age 7, in spring of 2019 through the Team After retiring from competition, she returned to her home state, IMPACT and Golf Fights Cancer organizations. enrolling at the to finish her degree.

ABOUT THE GATORS: 2019 NOTABLES UF VS PSU HISTORY Location: Gainesville, Fla.  Florida won Southeastern Conference regular President: Dr. W. Kent Fuchs season title (6-1) and second in Championship Florida leads 34-13 Athletics Director: Scott Stricklin Penn State PSU Florida Margin (197.75) competition. 2019 Home dual W 196.325 198.025 1.700 Senior Women’s Administrator: Lynda Tealer 2018 at NCAA Regional W 194.9 197.725 2.825 Associate Athletics Director (GYM admin): Kim Green  Third in NCAA Corvallis Regional; did not 2017 NCAA Regional W 195.325 197.125 1.800 2014 at NCAA Regional W 196.725 197.05 0.325 Conference: Southeastern advance to NCAA Championship for first time NCAA (team) W 194.825 197.65 2.825 2012 NCAA Regional W 195.65 197.325 1.675 Enrollment: 50,979 2011 Home triangular W 195.3 197.5 2.200 since 2000. 2009 NCAA (team) W 196.1 196.375 0.275 Nickname: Gators 2007 Neutral - Super Six Challenge W 194.575 196.55 1.975 Colors: Orange & Blue  Three gymnasts collected four All-America 2006 Home tri W 193.2 196.15 2.950 2005 Super Six Challenge W 193 194.45 1.450 honors in NCAA Championships competition. 2003 Super Six Challenge W 194.375 196.575 2.200 Away Quad W 195.5 196.725 1.225 UF GYMNASTICS QUICK FACTS:  Four earned eight All-America honors in 2002 Home 6-way W 193.375 194.600 1.225 st Home quad W 195.375 196.900 1.525 2020 Record: 9-0, SEC 7-0 (1 ) 2001 Away six-way W 193.275 194.425 1.150 st Women’s Collegiate Gymnastics Association Away quad L 195.375 195.15 -0.225 2019 Record (regular season): 13-3, 6-1 SEC (1 ) 2000 Home Tri L 194.925 194.05 -0.875 2019 Record (overall): 17-5, 6-1 SEC (1st) (WCGA) regular-season awards. NCAA Regional L 195.925 195.875 -0.050 1999 Away L 196.750 193.500 -3.250 2019 National Finish: T-9th  Alicia Boren shared the NCAA floor exercise NCAA L 194.775 194.000 -0.775 1998 NCAA W 194.625 196.350 1.725 title. UF is the only program to have a gymnast 1997 Home Dual W 193.600 195.900 2.300 COACHING STAFF: NCAA W 194.300 196.425 2.125 claim at least one NCAA Individual title each of 1996 NCAA W 192.700 194.825 2.125 Head Coach: Jenny Rowland 1995 Home W 194.225 195.250 1.025 the last nine seasons, with a national-leading NCAA W 194.150 195.425 1.275 Career & School Record/Years: 64-12 – regular season 1994 Away W 193.000 193.950 0.950 1993 NCAA W 192.700 192.950 0.250 (beginning fifth season / same); 102-23 – all meetings 16 wins in that span. 1992 NCAA L 192.775 188.725 -4.050 1991 Home Tri W 190.800 193.700 2.900 Assistant Coaches: Adrian Burde, Owen Field  SEC Freshman of Year went to Trinity Thomas. NCAA L 190.950 189.700 -1.250 Volunteer Coach: Jeremy Miranda 1989 Home W 182.500 193.700 11.200 Ninth Gator to receive the honor and first since 1988 Away L 185.200 184.600 -0.600 NCAA W 179.700 186.650 6.950 Kennedy Baker in 2015. 1987 Home Dual W 180.600 183.400 2.800 RETURNING ALL-AMERICANS: 1986 Away W 183.500 184.000 0.500 Away L 186.350 185.750 -0.600 6 with 17 honors  Two SEC apparatus titles claimed by Gators – NCAA L 182.700 181.300 -1.400 1985 Home W 181.400 189.250 7.850 • Alyssa Baumann – 3x Alyssa Baumann, Rachel Gowey, Megan NCAA W 179.000 184.300 5.300 2019 beam^ 1984 Away W 180.900 185.400 4.500 Skaggs (beam) and Trinity Thomas (vault). NCAA W 179.450 182.900 3.450 2018 beam^, floor* 1983 Home W 181.250 185.850 4.600  Gators turned in 2019 national leading total for 1982 Away L 144.600 141.800 -2.800 NCAA L 143.100 140.900 -2.200 • Rachel Gowey – 3x uneven bars (49.725) versus Kentucky, which 1981 Home L 145.150 144.000 -1.150 2018 beam^*; bars* also set Florida record.

 Finished the season ranked sixth in the nation • Amelia Hundley – 4x among gymnastics programs and No. 12 2018 bars* 2017 all-around^*, bars^ among all 2018-19 NCAA Division I Women’s sports after setting school-record attendance • Megan Skaggs – 1x average for second consecutive year (8,333). 2019 beam^  Eight Gators earned SEC Academic Honor Roll

• Savannah Schoenherr – 1x status and every freshman appeared on the 2019 vault* SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll  Recorded a program record team cumulative • Trinity Thomas – 5x GPA of 3.61 in fall 2018 and 3.57 in spring 2019 all-around^, bars^, floor^*, beam^ 2019 for a 3.6041 GPA for the academic year. ^WCGA Regular Season All-America *NCAA All-America

Project Gator Leo Using terminology familiar to fans of Bravo Network’s "Project Runway", the Gators are "In." Team members designed three of the leotards the Gators will wear this season. Gator Gymnastics Meet Notes

FLORIDA QUICK HITS 2020 GATOR GYMNASTICS ►Florida opened at No. 3 on the 2020 Women’s Collegiate Gymnastics Association (WCGA) preseason poll. Florida’s been among the nation’s SCHEDULE preseason top five every season since 2007. Date Opponent (Television) Result or Time 1/10 Arkansas (SEC Network +) W, 197.35-194.40 ►Florida returns six gymnasts with 17 All-America honors – Alyssa 1/17 Missouri (SEC Network) W, 196.85-195.60 Baumann, Rachel Gowey, Amelia Hundley, Megan Skaggs, Savannah 1/24 LSU (ESPN2) W, 198.375-197.775 Schoenherr and Trinity Thomas. 1/31 Kentucky (SEC Network +) W, 197.80 – 196.60 2/7 Denver (SEC Network +) W, 197.875 – 197.250 Iowa State W, 197.875 – 196.800 ►Eight Gators have been a part of their national teams, including six for the 2/14 Auburn (SEC Network) W, 197.875 – 194.75 U.S. Sophomores – Trinity Thomas (2016-17, 2017-18, 2018-19, 2019-20) 2/21 Gators Link to Pink versus Alabama W, 198.05 – 197.45 and Sydney Johnson-Scharpf (2015-16) join juniors Alyssa Baumann (SEC Network) (2016-17, 2015-16, 2014-15) and Megan Skaggs (2014-15), seniors Rachel 2/28 Georgia (SEC Network) W, 197.80 – 196.50 Gowey (2016-17, 2014-15, 2013-14) and Amelia Hundley (2016-17, 2015- 3/7 Penn State 4 p.m. 16, 2014-15) as past U.S. Senior National Team members. Another junior, 3/13 Texas Woman’s (SEC Network +) 6:45 p.m. Jazmyn Foberg, was a two-time U.S. Junior National Team member (2015- 3/21 SEC Championships (Duluth, Ga.) 16, 2014-15). Senior Maegan Chant has been a part of Canada’s national Session I (Seeds 5-8) (SEC Network) 3:30 p.m. team. Session II (Seeds 1-4) (SEC Network) 8 p.m. NCAA Regional Championships NATION’S BEST IN 2020 NCAA 4/2 Regional First Round TBA 4/3 Regional Semifinal TBA COMPETITION 4/4 Regional Final TBA The U.S. has taken team gold in the last two Olympic Games. The depth Regional sites: Denver, Colo., University Park, available to U.S. coaching staff has helped the U.S. take the team gold Pa., Los Angeles, Calif., Norman, Okla. NCAA Championships (Fort Worth, Texas) by comfortable margins. The last two U.S. Olympic Trials contained 24 4/17 NCAA Team Semifinal I (ESPN2) 1 p.m. different athletes and now nine of those gymnasts are competing in 4/17 NCAA Team Semifinal II (ESPN2) 6 p.m. NCAA action. 4/18 NCAA Super Six Team Final (ABC) 3:30 p.m.

Bold denotes home meets Florida and Oklahoma are the two programs with a pair of

representatives from the 2016 Olympic Trials. The Gator duo consists of Rachel Gowey (2016) and Amelia Hundley (2016). Junior Alyssa 2020 GATOR TICKET Baumann qualified for the 2016 Olympic Trials, but an elbow injury INFORMATION suffered leading up to the competition kept her out of the Trials. Season Single Meet Reserved Adult Tickets $35 $8 Reserved Youth (12 & under) $20 $8 Gymnasts in Olympic Trials Now NCAA Competitors Reserved Loge Tickets: $70 Trials Finish Olympic School Name 2012 2016 Team Notes General Admission Adult $20 $5 General Admission Youth (12 & under) $5 $1 th Florida Amelia Hundley 9 th UF Students w/ Gator1 ID Free Rachel Gowey 11 Georgia 13th Purchase tickets: 10th UAA Ticket Office (Gate 1, Ben Hill Griffin Stadium) Oklahoma 6th Office hours (M-F): 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. 5th Replacement athlete Phone: (352) 375-4683 Web: FloridaGators.com/tickets UCLA 8th Olympic team gold / bars silver THE LAST TIME IT HAPPENED 5th Olympic team gold  UF gymnast won an all-around title: Trinity Thomas (2-28-20) 39.825 Christina Desiderio th LSU 12  Gator freshman won an all-around title: Trinity Thomas (4-6-19) 39.575

 UF gymnasts swept top 3 event finishers at a meet: 2-28-20 - UF swept beam (Alyssa Baumann 9.975, Trinity Thomas 9.95, Leah Clapper 9.95)  Gator gymnast swept meet event titles: Alex McMurtry claimed at least a share of the five event titles versus Nebraska on March 9, 2018  UF gymnast earned a 10.0: Trinity Thomas (beam) at Auburn 2-14-20  Last home loss: Feb. 22, 2019 vs UGA (197.45 – 197.375)  UF counted a fall toward its team total: Vault: Feb. 28, 2009 at Georgia (48.625) Bars: Jan. 8, 2010 at Oklahoma (48.175) Beam: April 6, 2019 at NCAA Corvallis Regional Final (48.475) Floor: March 2, 2018 at Missouri (48.80)  UF was 24 for 24 for routines in a meet: Feb. 28, 2020 at Georgia  Florida did not have an all-arounder in its lineup: Feb. 22, 2013 versus Kentucky  Florida won a regular-season meet after a third-rotation deficit: Road: 1-18-19 – at No. 5 LSU (-0.05 deficit for 0.075 win) Home: 1-24-14 – vs No. 6 Georgia (-0.075 deficit for 1.35 win)

Gator Gymnastics Meet Notes

GATORS 2020 LINEUP NOTES Richards  Raised collegiate beam best to 9.95 vs Denver & ISU to take second Quick hits on each Gator who has competed in 2020. Thomas  10.0 versus Denver & Iowa State made Thomas nation’s first 2020 competitor with 10.0 on multiple Vault events. Now one of three with 10.0 on multiple Alexander  Perfect mark of 9.95 versus Alabama set collegiate events (Oklahoma’s Maggie Nichols & LSU’s Kiya best mark to take second. Johnson)  Matched then collegiate-best 9.875 to share third at  Perfect mark at Auburn makes Thomas and Gator Auburn. Great Bridget Sloan as only UF gymnasts with  In 11 of last 12 vault lineups multiple beam 10.0s Baumann  Season-best 9.85 posted versus LSU & at Kentucky  Anchored season-opening beam lineup with a near- Foberg  Led off three vault lineups. Season best of 9.85 perfect 9.975 versus Alabama.  NQS of 9.965 shares second in the nation  Feb. 7 meet marked first performance since 2018  Seven time beam winner as a Gator NCAA Super Six – span of 657 days (sidelined for  All-America second team beam honors in 2019 2019 after elbow surgery) WCGA regular-season awards

Reed  After winning first two vault titles of 2020 by matching collegiate best of 9.875, raised best to 9.90 versus LSU Floor  Illness sidelined Reed for four consecutive meets Baumann  Set collegiate best of 9.975 to share title versus Richards  Set collegiate vault best of 9.95 for win at Auburn. Denver & ISU  Won first collegiate event title with a 9.925 at  Anchored with a 9.975 to claim Alabama dual title Kentucky  9.925 or better in last five of last seven floor  Anchored every vault lineup this season. performances – taking second at Missouri and Schoenherr  Equaled collegiate best of 9.90 to share second at Kentucky Kentucky and to share third vs Alabama & at  All-American at 2018 NCAA Championships Georgia. Gowey  Matched collegiate-best of 9.90 to share third at  In every vault lineup of collegiate career Missouri and also posted 9.9 versus Alabama  Earned All-America second team honors on vault at  Appeared in 25 collegiate floor lineups – including 2019 NCAA Championships all of 2020 Skaggs  Led off lineup at Kentucky with a collegiate-best 9.90 Hundley  Opened 2020 floor appearances with a 9.85 to share second  Anchored lineup with a season-best 9.925 versus Thomas  Equaled collegiate best (9.95) to win first vault title of LSU 2020. Five vaults 9.9 or better in 2020.  25 consecutive floor lineup appearances

Bars Johnson-  Upped collegiate best in consecutive meets – Scharpf 9.875 at Kentucky and 9.925 versus Denver & ISU Gowey  Season-best of 9.875 came versus LSU  Three of last four floor performances earned 9.90  Earned All-America honors at 2018 NCAAs or better Hundley  Matched season-best of 9.90 to share second Reed  Equaled then collegiate best of 9.925 for fifth time versus Alabama to take second in season opener versus Arkansas  Set season best of 9.90 versus LSU  Raised collegiate best to 9.95 to take third vs LSU  Earned All-America honors at 2018 NCAAs  Missed last four meets with illness, returning to  In every possible bars lineup of collegiate career – lineup at Georgia currently at 47 consecutive meets Thomas  Won floor in opening six meets of 2020. Won Richards  Season bars best of 9.85 led lineup at Missouri to seven of eight floor titles. share third. Also 9.85 vs Denver & Iowa State and at  Posted a floor mark of 9.975 three times to up Auburn. career total of nearly-perfect floor marks to eight Schoenherr  Raised collegiate best to a near-perfect 9.975 to  Floor average of 9.960 shares the nation’s leader share second versus LSU as of Week 9 rankings.  Won first collegiate bars title with a 9.95 versus  Scored a 9.925 or better in all but two collegiate Denver & Iowa Sate floor performances (one 9.9 in 2019 and 2020)  Runner-up at Kentucky and again at Auburn (9.90)  All-America first team floor honors in 2019 WCGA  2018 Junior Olympics bars champion regular-season and at NCAA Championships Skaggs  Anchored season opening lineup with a 9.85 to share third vs Arkansas  Second on bars at Missouri (9.875) All-Around  Season best 9.9 versus LSU Richards  39.50 versus LSU is third-highest total ever for Thomas  10.0 versus LSU is first perfect mark of collegiate Gator making all-around debut. Equaled that total career – now has 11 collegiate bars wins to take second at Auburn  All-America first team bars honors in 2019 WCGA  Runner-up at Kentucky (39.40) regular-season awards Thomas  Collegiate best 39.825 at Georgia equals Florida

record and nation’s No. 2 total of 2020 Beam  Opened 2020 with 39.70 – the highest season- Baumann  Earned fifth near-perfect 9.975 for first beam win of opening ever for Gator program 2020 at Georgia. Also a 9.975 to share second  Turned in nation’s No. 6 total (39.775) to win titles versus LSU versus LSU, versus Denver & ISU and at Auburn.  Seven 9.9 or better routines in 2020.  Of the four different gymnasts to post the nation’s  2018 & 2019 regular-season beam All-American top nine all-arounds for 2020, Thomas’ four Clapper  Anchored versus Alabama with a near perfect 9.975 appearances leads that group to set collegiate best and earn first event win as a  Feb. 28 win was 13th as a Gator, which ties for 10th Gator overall for UF. Among Gator sophomores all-time,  Anchored with a 9.95 to share second at Georgia. 13 all-around wins is No. 3 (Bridget Sloan / 17; Elfi  10 collegiate beam lineup appearances Schlege / 16) Gowey  Raised collegiate best with a near-perfect 9.975 to  No. 1 all-arounder by March 3 rankings (NQS) and share second versus LSU second by total season average.  Three 9.95s in 2020 – vs Arkansas, vs Alabama and  Seven-time SEC Gymnast of Week in 2020 at Auburn.  All-America first team all-around honors in 2019  Seven 9.9 or better routines in 2020. WCGA regular-season awards  2018 All-American at 2018 NCAA Championships Hundley  Season-best 9.875 came versus LSU Johnson-  9.925 versus LSU is highest ever for a Gator making Scharpf collegiate beam debut  Shared second at Kentucky (9.90) Gator Gymnastics Meet Notes

2020 FLORIDA SEASON NOTABLES  The Gators’ win at then No. 10 Georgia on Feb. 28 gave Florida its first WELCOME BACK JAZZY! undefeated SEC regular-season record (7-0). Junior Jazmyn Foberg turned some heads with her 9.925 exhibition vault  Season-high of 198.375 versus LSU is nation’s No. 3 total for 2020. performance Jan. 31 at Kentucky. She made her 2020 debut in the Feb. 7 tri- Total is No. 3 all-time for the Gators meet, leading off the vault lineup with a 9.825. She’s led off the last three vault lineups, earning a season best 9.85 versus Alabama.  Six of the top-16 team totals for 2020 belong to the Gators.  Current Road to Nationals rankings (ranked by NQS): As a freshman, Foberg appeared in all about one meet of the 2018 season,  Team: No. 2 (197.880) competing primarily on vault and bars. She was a part of the Gators final  Vault No. 3 (49.370) nine vault and final six bars lineups. Foberg turned in collegiate best of 9.95  Bars No. 5 (49.390) (bars) and 9.90 (vault) in 2018.  Beam No. 1 (49.610) Recovery from fall 2018 elbow surgery sidelined Foberg for 2019 season.  Floor No. 2 (49.515) Her performance on Feb. 7 was her first lineup appearance in 657 days (or 1  The Gators twice equaled its program record of 49.675 on the beam in year, 9 months and 17 days). 2020. Florida is the first program in NCAA history to post a beam team total of 49.50 or better in six consecutive meets. UCLA twice recorded SEC STANDINGS four-meet strings of 49.50-plus in their history. Beginning in 1981, the winner of the Southeastern Conference  Sophomore Trinity Thomas equaled UF’s all-around record (39.825) championship meet claimed the league trophy. to claim win at Georgia. That total shares No. 2 in the nation. Thomas turned in 2020’s No. 6 all-around total (39.775) three times. Four of the In 2017, the SEC began awarding two gymnastics trophies - a regular- nation’s top nine all-around totals belong to Thomas season trophy based on dual meet results and the SEC Championship  Six different Gators turned in perfect or near perfect marks in 2020 meet trophy.

Vault: 9.95 Sierra Alexander ( full-9.95 start value) In 2019, Florida won the SEC regular-season title and LSU claimed the Bars: 10.0 Trinity Thomas championship meet. Florida won its second consecutive regular-season 9.975 Savannah Schoenherr title in 2020 with a 7-0 record. Beam 10.0 Trinity Thomas (2x) 9.975 Alyssa Baumann (2x), Leah With its win at Georgia on Feb. 28, Florida completed its first undefeated Clapper, Rachel Gowey SEC regular season (7-0). League teams began meeting all SEC teams Floor 9.975 Alyssa Baumann (2x), Trinity in regular-season action in 1992 and the best previous regular-season Thomas (3x) record was 5-0-1 in 2007.  Nine of Florida’s returners have earned or posted collegiate-best marks in 2020. Florida has won 12 SEC titles – two regular-season (2019, 2020) and 10  Thomas is one of three gymnasts to earn a 10.0 in two different events SEC Championships (last in 2016). this season (others: LSU’s Kiya Johnson (V, BB), Oklahoma’s Maggie SEC Gymnastics Standings (as of March 2, 2020) Nichols (V, UB) School SEC Record Overall Florida 7-0 9-0 LSU 5-2 11-2 Alabama 4-2 5-4-1 Kentucky 3-4 6-5 Auburn 3-4 5-6 Georgia 2-3 8-6 Arkansas 2-5 2-7 Missouri 0-6 5-9

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2020 ROAD TO NATIONALS STANDINGS 2020 GATOR FLOOR TITLES As of March 2, 2020 – by regional qualifying score NAME Music Rank Team RQS Avg. High Conference Sierra Alexander HOTDAMN! by Tropkillaz, Beast by Onderkoffer, Tokyo 1 Oklahoma 198.080 197.898 198.450 Big 12 Drift (KVSH Trap Remix) by Teriyaki Boyz, Bug A Boo 2 Florida 197.880 197.747 198.375 SEC Roll Call by Beyoncé, Drop It Like It’s Hot by Snoop 3 UCLA 197.425 197.197 198.025 PAC-12 Dog 4 Utah 197.335 197.272 198.075 PAC-12 Alyssa Baumann Who We Be from Creed II by DMX, Dark Paradise Michigan 197.285 197.091 197.950 Big Ten 5 (Kaivon Remix) by Lana Del Rey, Born For This by 6 LSU 197.245 196.955 197.875 SEC 7KingZ, Arena by Fabian Mazur & Snavs 7 Denver 197.135 196.839 197.425 Big 12 Maegan Chant Powerful by Major Lazer 8 Alabama 197.080 196.950 197.550 SEC Leah Clapper One Time and Got It by Marian Hill, Let’s Get It Started 9 California 196.980 196.642 197.325 PAC-12 by Black Eyed Peas (covered by Ember Trio) 10 Georgia 196.900 196.631 197.425 SEC Jazmyn Foberg Rebel by Zwirek, Sensei and Grimey by TroyBoi 11 Minnesota 196.885 196.825 197.400 Big Ten Rachel Gowey Good News by Apashe 12 Washington 196.765 196.631 197.600 PAC-12 Amelia Hundley Come Together by Gary Clark Jr, TNT by AC/DC, Crazy 13 Kentucky 196.690 196.553 197.275 SEC Train by Ozzy Osborne, We Will Rock You by Queen 14 Oregon St 196.560 196.031 196.825 PAC-12 Sydney Johnson- Jungle Bill, Mean Monday, How and Oh Yeah by Yello Scharpf 15 Auburn 196.490 196.058 196.700 SEC Nya Reed Tempo by Lizzo and Missy Elliot, Freedom and Missouri 196.465 196.150 196.850 SEC 16 Flawless Feeling Myself by Beyoncé, Marching Band 17 BYU 196.430 196.269 197.075 MRGC Medley & Groove Cadence by Drumline Soundtrack 18 Arkansas 196.430 196.139 196.950 SEC Payton Richards Here Comes The Hotstepper (Mayeda Twerk Remix) by 19 Nebraska 196.395 196.228 197.100 Big Ten Ini Kamoze, Money In Da Bank by Cakedup 20 Iowa State 196.380 196.139 196.800 Big 12 Savannah Für Elise (Klutch Dubstep Trap Remix) by Beethoven, 21 Southern Utah 196.035 196.033 197.225 MRGC Schoenherr Chain Hang Low (Crizzly & AFK Remix) by Jibbs 22 NC State 195.960 195.497 196.500 EAGL Megan Skaggs Shikaku by Anti-General 23 Illinois 195.895 195.638 196.550 Big Ten Halley Taylor Lucifer Soundtrack Season 1 main Theme by Heavy 24 Arizona 195.880 195.781 196.275 PAC-12 Young Heathens, Gladiator by Zayde Wolf 25 Penn State 195.860 195.458 196.575 Big Ten Trinity Thomas Thule by Travis Lake

Schedule Notes: FRESHMAN CLASS  Florida has started every season since 2007 ranked in the Payton Richards is in a class of one, but still got mention in the preseason top-five: (2007: 3rd; 2008: 2nd; 2009: 3rd; 2010: 4th; CollegeGymFans.com’s annual Top Freshmen Classes list. 2011: 3rd; 2012: 3rd, 2013: 3rd; 2014: 1st, 2015: 1st, 2016: 2nd, 2017: 5th; 2018: 2nd; 2019: 3rd; 2020: 3rd). Florida, with its one-member freshmen class, leads CollegeGymFans.com’s “Just Outside the Top 10” list.  The first nine Florida meets contain opponents among the preseason top 25, including home dates versus No. 2 LSU (Jan. Here’s what they said about the Gators’ lone freshman: 24), No. 7 Denver (Feb. 7) and No. 10 Alabama (Feb. 21). Other

preseason ranked Gator opponents include at No. 8 Georgia (Feb. 28), at No. 12 Kentucky (Jan. 31), at No. 13 Auburn (Feb. UF has just one frosh, but she's an exceptionally good one. Payton 14), at No. 16 Missouri (Jan. 17), versus No. 19 Arkansas (Jan. Richards is a three-time JO National team member from Aerials in 10), versus No. 20 Iowa State (Feb. 7) and at No. 25 Penn State Illinois. She tied for the AA title in 2016 and won BB. She also tied for (March 7). the 2017 BB title, placed 2nd on UB and tied for 2nd AA. In 2018, she tied for 3rd on FX and placed 4th AA. Such a long history at the top of Florida in the 2020 Rankings the JO ranks is a strong predictor of success in the NCAA, although with the Gators depth she'll have to fight to be an AAer. Date Team V UB BB FX

Preseason (vote) 3 This is the first time in the last 11 seasons Florida is not among the top Jan. 6 did not compete 10 recruiting classes. Since 2010, Florida’s freshmen class ranked No. 1 Jan. 13 2 T7 3 1 2 seven times (including 2018 and 2019) and No. 2 twice. Jan. 20 2 13 7 3 2

Jan. 27 2 T5 1 2 2 Did You Know… Feb. 3 2 5 4 2 2 Every Gator gymnast has a “Gator Chomp” Feb. 10 2 4 3 1 2 choreographed into her floor exercise routine. Feb. 17 2 4 3 1 2 Feb. 24 2 4 T5 1 2 All-American Colleen Johnson was the first to “chomp” in her 1994 floor routine. It has been a part of all Gator floor March 2 2 3 5 1 2 routines since 1995.

Shading denotes rankings by total season average. Regional Qualifying Average began with Feb. 24 rankings.

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SEC WEEKLY AWARDS FLORIDA SETS HOME ATTENDANCE Trinity Thomas raised her career total of Southeastern Conference RECORD IN 2019 Gymnast of the Week honors to 10 after taking the Week 9 award of 2020. The Gators’ 2019 season set a school-record average of 8,333 per meet. Thomas’s total of 39.825 in her win last Friday at Georgia equals the Gators’ Florida’s attendance ranked No. 6 among the nation’s collegiate gymnastics school record and shares the No. 2 position on the nation’s top totals for teams. 2020. She also won vault (9.95), bars (9.975) and floor (9.95). It was her seventh all-around win of the season and 13th over her career. She leads the It is the third time in the last four seasons Florida raised its home attendance Gators with 25 event titles in 2020 and raised her collegiate total to 51 wins. average.

Florida’s 2020 SEC Honorees That average stood No. 12 among 2018-19 NCAA women’s basketball, Week SEC Gymnast SEC Specialist SEC Freshman gymnastics and volleyball programs. Half of the top-12 season averages 1* Mollie Korth, UK Aspen Tucker, MU Helen Hu, MU from those three sports come from gymnastics programs. 2 Trinity Thomas, UF Derrian Gobourne, AU Raena Worley, UK

3 Kiya Johnson, LSU Makarri Doggette, ALA Raena Worley, UK Helen Hu, MU 4 Trinity Thomas, UF Helen Hu, MU Kiya Johnson, LSU 5 Trinity Thomas, UF Sabrina Vega, UGA Kiya Johnson, LSU 6 Trinity Thomas, UF Sophia Carter, ARK Kiya Johnson, LSU Sabrina Vega, UGA 7 Trinity Thomas, UF Gracie Day, AU Kiya Johnson, LSU 8 Trinity Thomas, UF Mollie Korth, UK Helen Hu, MU 9 Trinity Thomas, UF Luisa Blanco, ALA Helen Hu, MU

*UF did not compete the weekend of Jan. 3-5

NATIONAL TEAM CONNECTIONS Eight members of the Gator gymnastics team have been a part of their national teams. 2018-19 NCAA Women’s Sports Attendance Leader # School Avg Sport # School Avg Sport U.S. National Team 1 Utah 14,842 GYM 7 Iowa St. 9,573 WBB Four current Gators were part of U.S. gold medal teams in Pan Am Games 2 Alabama 11,864 GYM 8 Louisville 9,531 WBB 3 LSU 11,082 GYM 9 UConn 8,870 WBB competition. Junior Megan Skaggs joined seniors Rachel Gowey and 4 South Carolina 10,406 WBB 10 Mississippi St. 8,446 WBB Amelia Hundley on the 2015 Pan Am team. Gowey also won Pan Am gold 5 UCLA 10,242 GYM 11 Notre Dame 8,434 WBB for the uneven bars. Gowey, part of the 2016-17, 2014-15, 2013-14 U.S. 6 Georgia 10,093 GYM 12 Florida 8,333 GYM Senior National Teams, was also part of the 2014 Jesolo Trophy gold medal team. Hundley (2016-17, 2015-16, 2014-15 U.S. Senior National team member) was part of the 2014 Pan Am gold medal team and took silver on U.S. NATIONAL TEAM TRINITY THOMAS floor and bronze on bars at the 2015 event. Florida’s Trinity Thomas is the only member of the 2019-20 U.S. Senior National Team who is part of a current NCAA roster. Last August at the U.S. Sophomore Trinity Thomas is the only current member of the U.S Senior Championships in Kansas City, Thomas earned her fourth U.S. Senior National Team also on a 2020 NCAA roster. She became the fourth National Team berth. She is not currently listed among the U.S. Senior team gymnast on a collegiate roster (and first since 2011) to earn an international members as Thomas is not participating in national camps until after NCAA medal when U.S. took team gold at 2018 Senior Pan American season completes. Championships in Lima, Peru. She was runner-up in all-around and uneven bars at the event. She competed at the 2016 and 2017 Jesolo Trophy event Thomas is just the eighth to earn a U.S. Senior National Team spot after and was the U.S. representative in the 2018 Tokyo World Cup, taking competing earlier that year at the NCAA Championships. second in the all-around. U.S. Senior National Team Member After Competing at Junior Alyssa Baumann was part of the U.S.’s gold medal team at the 2014 World Championships in Nanning, . The three-time U.S. Senior Team NCAA Championships (Same Calendar Year) member also competed on the U.S. gold-medal teams at the 2014 and 2015 Year Gymnast College events. Gowey joined her on the 2014 roster for the 1987 -Steves Oklahoma Jesolo event. She took second on beam on both trips to Jesolo, . 1998 Betsy Hamm Florida 2007 Brown Junior Jazmyn Foberg, a 2015-16 and 2014-15 U.S. Junior National Team 2010 UCLA member, competed in the 2015 Jesolo Trophy junior division and also 2011 Florida competed in that year’s International Junior meet. She was third in all- 2015 Oklahoma* around at Jesolo Trophy and second in Japan. 2019 Utah^ 2019 Trinity Thomas Florida Sophomore Sydney Johnson-Scharpf, a member of the 2015-16 U.S. Senior National Team, competed in two 2016 international assignments – *sat out 2016 NCAA competition to pursue Olympic berth Jesolo Trophy and Reykjavik International Games. ^will sit out 2020 NCAA competition to pursue Olympic berth

Canada Of the eight above, Thomas is the fifth to compete again as a collegiate the Maegan Chant competed at the 2013 and 2014 World Championships for following season after earning a U.S. Senior berth (others: Garrison -Steves, her native Canada. She also was part of Canada’s fifth-place team at the Hamm, Zamarripa, Caquatto). 2014 .

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Did You Know… 2020 Gator Event Winners • The average height for the Gators is 5-2. AA V UB BB FX Alyssa Baumann (34 • Sierra Alexander is 5-7, the tallest Gator since the 2007 roster had a 9.975 (2-28) 9.975 (2-7) pair of 5-8 gymnasts – Breanne King and Chantelle Tousek. 9.975 (2-21) • Alyssa Baumann is the third Gator to be a part of a medal-winning Leah Clapper (1) 9.975 (2-21) U.S. World Championship team. Baumann was part of the 2014 gold medal team. Mackenzie Caquatto and Bridget Sloan were both part of Nya Reed (2) the 2010 U.S. team that took silver. 9.875 (1-10) • Maegan Chant got her dog Charlie when she was 12. He dad said if 9.875 (1-17) Payton Richards (2) she finished in the top three in the 2010 Elite Canada all-around, she 9.925 (1-31) could get a dog. She took second. 9.95 (2-14) • Leah Clapper and her younger sister, Lily, have a food blog – Zest & Savannah Schoenherr (1) Finesse 9.95 (2-7) • Jazmyn Foberg is one of two on the 2019 Gator team to graduate Trinity Thomas (25) high school a year early to start college. Trinity Thomas also finished 39.70 (1-10) 9.95 (2-28) 9.925 (1-10) 9.975 (1-10) 9.975 (1-10) high school in three years to join the 2019 Gator team. 39.775 (1-24) 10.0 (1-24) 9.925 (1-17) 9.95 (1-17) 39.725 (1-31) 9.925 (1-31) 9.95 (1-31) 9.975 (1-24) • Rachel Gowey learned a bit more than how to become an elite 39.775 (2-7) 9.95 (2-14) 10.0 (2-7) 9.95 (1-31 gymnast while she trained at Chow’s Gymnastics. also 39.775 (2-14) 9.975 (2-28) 10.0 (2-14) 9.975 (2-7) taught her to count to five in Chinese. 39.65 (2-21) 9.95 (2-14) 39.825 (2-28) 9.95 (2-28) • Amelia Hundley’s classic rock themed floor routine for her senior season is dedicated to her father, Mike. She grew up listening to the music her father played in their family home. • Sydney Johnson-Scharpf is the only child of Brandy Johnson Florida in the National Rankings (by March 2 by RQS) (member of 1988 U.S. Olympic team) and competitive water skier, now Team movie/television stunt man Bill Scharpf 2. 197.880 • Payton Richards will always have her family’s -area sports All-Around allegiance with her. She is named after Chicago Bears great running 1. Trinity Thomas 39.750 back Walter Payton. • Nya Reed claimed 10 Virginia Level 10 titles since 2013 (2018 all- Vault around, beam, floor; 2017 vault, beam, floor; 2014 vault; 2013 all- 3. 49.370 around, bars, floor) T12 Trinity Thomas 9.895 T18 Payton Richards 9.885 • Savannah Schoenherr already has four 10.0s – earned in Georgia High School Association (GHSA) competition. She swept the five event Uneven Bars titles at the 2019 GHSA State Championships, including scoring her final 5. 49.390 10.0 to claim the floor title. 5. Trinity Thomas 9.935 • Megan Skaggs is one of three Gators on the 2015 Pan American T18 Savannah Schoenherr 9.890

Games gold medal team. Rachel Gowey and Amelia Hundley also were Balance Beam on that team. 1. 49.610 • Halley Taylor is a fourth generation Gator. She’s been coming to T2. Trinity Thomas 9.965 Gator football and gymnastics events since she was a child. 8 Rachel Gowey 9.930 • Trinity Thomas earned her fourth consecutive U.S. Senior National T12 Alyssa Baumann 9.920

Team berth last August at the 2019 U.S. Championships in Kansas City, Floor Exercise Mo. She is just the eighth to earn a U.S. Senior National Team spot after 2. 49.515 competing earlier that year at the NCAA Championships. T1. Trinity Thomas 9.960 5. Alyssa Baumann 9.930

SMART GATORS A dozen Gators earned Women’s Collegiate Gymnastics Association (WCGA) Scholastic All-America honors in 2019. To qualify, a cumulative grade point average of 3.50 is required.

Sierra Alexander Leah Clapper Savannah Schoenherr Alyssa Baumann Jazmyn Foberg Megan Skaggs Maegan Chant Rachel Gowey Halley Taylor Amanda Cheney Amelia Hundley Trinity Thomas

This team is regularly among the GPA leaders among Gator squads. Here’s the team’s GPA for the last seven semesters:

Fall 2020 3.60 Fall 2019 3.61 Spring 3.57 Fall 2017 3.58 Spring 2018 3.53 Fall 2016 3.40 Spring 2017 3.51 Gator Gymnastics Meet Notes

FINALLY PERFECT Nation’s Top 25 Team Scores of 2020 Of the 29 Gators to earn a 9.975, sophomore Trinity Thomas’ 10 Score School Site Opponent Date 198.450 Oklahoma H Denver 2-29-2020 nearly-perfect marks without a 10.0 stood as the program current 198.400 Oklahoma H WVU & TWU 2-14-2020 high. That ended Jan. 24 with her 10.0 uneven bars routine which 198.375 Florida H LSU 1-24-2020 also topped that evening’s SportsCenter’s Top 10. 198.250 Oklahoma A Alabama 1-17-2020 198.175 Oklahoma H Arkansas 1-20-2020 198.075 Utah A UCLA 2-23-2020 Five current Gators have marks of 9.975. Joining Thomas are 198.050 Florida H Alabama 2-21-2020 198.025 UCLA H Utah 2-23-2020 seniors Rachel Gowey (beam) and Amelia Hundley (bars), junior 197.950 Michigan N Big 5 Elevate State 2-22-2020 Alyssa Baumann (beam, floor) and sophomores Leah Clapper 197.900 Michigan H New Hampshire 2-28-2020 (beam), Savannah Schoenherr (bars). 197.900 Oklahoma A Texas Woman’s University 2-9-2020 197.875 Florida A Auburn 2-14-2020 197.875 Florida H Denver & Iowa State 2-7-2020 Only two who have earned both a 10.0 and a 9.975 earned the 197.875 LSU A Gym Quarters Invitational 2-14-2020 197.800 Florida A Georgia 2-28-2020 10.0 first – Alex McMurtry (vault) and Erin Pendleton (bars). 197.800 Florida A Kentucky 1-31-2020 197.775 LSU A Florida 1-24-2020 # of # of First 197.750 Oklahoma N Stanford 2-21-2020 9.975 Name V UB BB FX 10.0 9.975 10.0 197.675 Utah A Washington 3-1-2020 197.675 UCLA H Arizona 2-9-2020 17 Alex McMurtry 10 6 1 0 9 2/20/15 1/16/15 197.675 Oklahoma A Arizona St 1-11-2020 17 8 1 8 6 2/10/12 1/24/14 197.600 Washington H Utah 3-1-2020 14 Bridget Sloan 1 8 2 3 8 2/22/13 1/24/14 197.600 Oklahoma H Iowa State 1-31-2020 12 Trinity Thomas 3 1 8 1 1/25/19 1/24/20 197.575 UCLA A Stanford 1-27-2020 7 Kristen Guise 5 2 1 3/3/95 3/22/96 197.550 Utah A California 2-8-2020 197.550 Alabama H Missouri 2-7-2020 7 Alyssa Baumann 5 2 0 1/26/18 197.525 Oklahoma N Metroplex Challenge 1-25-2020 4 Kennedy Baker 4 3 1/30/15 1/29/16 197.500 LSU H Kentucky 2-16-2020 4 Rachel Slocum 4 0 2/10/17 197.450 Alabama A Florida 2-21-2020 3 Ashaneé Dickerson 1 1 1 0 1/28/11 197.425 Denver H DU Tri Meet 2-2-2020 3 Orley Szmuch 1 1 1 0 3/15/02 197.425 Georgia H Auburn 2-2-2020 197.425 UCLA A BYU Tri Mee 2 Alaina Johnson 2 0 2/12/11 t 1-18-2020 197.400 Minnesota H Nebraska 2-16-2020 2 Alicia Boren 2 0 2/15/19 197.400 Minnesota A Ohio State 2-1-2020 2 Amelia Hundley 2 0 2/10/17 197.400 Alabama H Oklahoma 1-17-2020 2 Hilary Thompson 1 1 0 3/2/01 197.350 Florida H Arkansas 1-10-2020 2 Kristen Stuckey 1 1 1 1/31/03 2/27/04 197.350 Michigan H Ohio State 2-9-2020 197.350 Oklahoma N @Collegiate Challenge- S2 1-04-2020 2 Mackenzie Caquatto 1 1 1 2/20/11 1/18/13 2 2 0 2/4/11 1 1 0 2/27/15 2020 Top 30 All-Around Totals 1 Leah Clapper 1 0 2/21/20 # AA Name School Date Opponent 1 Ashley Reed 1 0 3/11/07 1 39.900 Maggie Nichols Oklahoma H Sr 1-20 Arkansas 1 Rachel Gowey 1 0 1/24/20 2. 39.825 Trinity Thomas Florida A So 2-28 Georgia 39.825 Kyla Ross UCLA H Sr 2-23 Utah 1 Chrissy Van Fleet 1 0 4/10/99 39.825 Maggie Nichols Oklahoma H Sr 2-29 Denver 1 Chrissy Vogel 1 1 4/8/95 2/21/97 39.825 Maggie Nichols Oklahoma A Sr 1-17 Alabama 1 Corey Hartung 1 1 1/18/08 6 39.775 Trinity Thomas Florida A So 2-15 Auburn 1 Erin Pendleton 1 1 2/21/03 1/31/03 39.775 Trinity Thomas Florida H So 2-7 DU & ISU 39.775 Trinity Thomas Florida H So 1-24 LSU 1 Lindsey Miner 1 0 2/14/03 39.775 Michigan H So 2-9 Ohio State 1 Savannah Schoenherr 1 0 1/24/20 10 39.750 Kiya Johnson LSU A Fr 2-14 Gym Quarters 1 Melanie Sinclair 1 3 1/5/07 2/16/07 39.750 Maggie Nichols Oklahoma A Sr 1-11 Arizona State 39.750 Kyla Ross UCLA A Sr 1-18 BYU Tri 1 Rachel Spicer 1 0 1/24/14 11 39.725 Trinity Thomas Florida A So 1-31 Kentucky 39.725 Maddie Karr Denver A Sr 2-29 Oklahoma 39.725 Kiya Johnson LSU A Fr 1-24 Florida 39.725 Kyla Ross UCLA N Sr 1-4 Collegiate Chal Nation’s 10.0 Marks of 2020 14 39.700 Trinity Thomas Florida H So 1-10 Arkansas Evnt Score Date Gymnast School Site Opponent 39.700 Kyla Ross UCLA H Sr 2-9 Arizona V 10.00 2/29/2020 Olivia Trautman Oklahoma H Denver 39.675 Natalie Wojcik Michigan H So 2-28 New 10.00 2/21/2020 Olivia Trautman Oklahoma N Stanford Hampshire 16 39.675 Kyla Ross UCLA H Sr 1-31 Washington 10.00 2/29/2020 Maddie Karr Denver A Oklahoma 39.675 Kennedi Edney LSU A Sr 1-24 Florida 10.00 2/7/2020 Maddie Karr Denver A Florida & ISU 39.675 Maddie Karr Denver A Sr 1-17 Arkansas 10.00 2/14/2020 Kiya Johnson LSU A Gym Quarters Inv, 19 39.650 Trinity Thomas Florida H So 2-21 Alabama 10.00 2/14/2020 Maggie Nichols Oklahoma H WVU & TWU 39.650 Oklahoma H Jr 2-29 Denver 10.00 1/20/2020 Maggie Nichols Oklahoma H Arkansas 39.650 Sierra Brooks Michigan H Fr 2-28 New Hampshire 10.00 1/17/2020 Maggie Nichols Oklahoma A Alabama 39.650 Anastasia Webb Oklahoma N Jr 2-21 Stanford UB 10.00 1/24/20202 Trinity Thomas Florida H LSU 39.650 Ragan Smith Oklahoma N Fr 2-21 Stanford 10.00 2/14/2020 Maggie Nichols Oklahoma H WVU & TWU 39.650 Kiya Johnson LSU H Fr 2-16 Kentucky 10.00 1/12/2020 Kyla Ross UCLA H Boise State 39.650 Evanni Washington H Sr 2-15 Arizona Roberson 10.00 1/18/2020 Kyla Ross UCLA A BYU Triangular 39.650 Anastasia Webb Oklahoma H Jr 2-14 WVU & TWU BB 10.00 2/14/2020 Trinity Thomas Florida A Auburn 39.650 Lexi Graber Alabama H Jr 2-7 Missouri 10.00 2/7/2020 Trinity Thomas Florida H Denver & ISU 39.650 Anastasia Webb Oklahoma N Jr 1-25 Metroplex Chal 10.00 3/1/2020 Evanni Roberson Washington H Utah 39.650 Maddie Karr Denver N Sr 1-25 Metroplex Chal 39.650 Lynnzee Denver A Jr 1-17 Arkansas 10.00 2/23/2020 Grace Glenn UCLA H Utah Brown 10.00 2/23/2020 Abby Paulson Utah A UCLA 29 39.625 Lexi Graber Alabama H Jr 2-21 Florida 10.00 2/16/2020 Alexis Vasquez Denver H George Washington 39.625 Minnesota J Jr 2-16 Nebraska 10.00 1/4/2020 Alexis Vasquez Denver A Collegiate Challenge 39.625 Maddie Karr Denver A Sr 1-24 Arkansas 10.00 2/15/2020 Evanni Roberson Washington H Arizona 39.625 Natalie Wojcik Michigan H So 2-9 Ohio State 39.625 Natalie Wojcik Michigan H So 1-24 Rutgers 10.00 1/24/2020 Kiya Johnson LSU A Florida 39.625 Anastasia Webb Oklahoma A Jr 1-17 Alabama 10.00 1/25/2020 Lexy Ramler Minnesota H Illinois 39.625 Maddie Karr Denver H Sr 1-12 Minnesota 10.00 1/18/2020 Lexy Ramler Minnesota A Rutgers 39.625 Mollie Korth Kentucky H Sr 1-10 Missouri 10.00 1/9/2020 Mia Takekawa Illinois H Triangular FX 10.00 1/31/2020 UCLA H Washington

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ADDITIONS FOR 2021 SEASON GATOR 10.0s Florida signed three who will join the team for the 2021 season: 44 total: 11 vault, 14 bars, 7 beam, 12 floor; 14 gymnasts Evnt Score Date Gymnast Opponent Gabrielle Gallentine – Iron Station, N.C. V 10.00 1/26/2018 Alex McMurtry Oklahoma  10th in 2018 GK U.S. Classic Junior division bars V 10.00 3/5/2017 Alex McMurtry @ LSU V 10.00 1/16/2015 Alex McMurtry Auburn  Fifth in 2018 American Classic Junior division bars V 10.00 1/11/2015 Bridget Sloan @ Ball State  Third in 2017 Junior Olympic National Championships V 10.00 2/21/2014 Kytra Hunter LSU Junior B all-around – also sixth on bars and seventh on V 10.00 2/14/2014 Kytra Hunter Arkansas vault and floor V 10.00 3/12/2004 Savannah Evans UCLA  Fourth in 2017 Cup Junior division all-around V 10.00 4/17/1998 Susan Hines @NCAA Championships V 10.00 4/16/1998 Susan Hines @NCAA Championships – also third on bars and shared fourth on vault V 10.00 3/14/1998 Susan Hines @Auburn and Rhode Island V 10.00 4/13/1996 Susan Hines NCAA SE Region Champ. Ellie Lazzari – Wheaton, Ill. UB 10.00 1/24/2020 Trinity Thomas LSU  2019 Junior Olympics national Championships Junior F all- UB 10.00 4/15/2017 Alex McMurtry @NCAA Championships UB 10.00 2/10/2017 Alex McMurtry Georgia around, balance beam and floor exercise champion – also UB 10.00 3/11/2016 Alex McMurtry North Carolina runner-up on uneven bars UB 10.00 1/29/2016 Alex McMurtry Alabama  2019 Region 5 Level 10 Junior F all-around, beam and vault UB 10.00 3/21/2015 Bridget Sloan @SEC Championships champion UB 10.00 3/13/2015 Bridget Sloan TWU  Qualified as a Junior International Elite in 2016, competing at UB 10.00 1/18/2013 Mackenzie Caquatto Missouri UB 10.00 1/30/2009 Melanie Sinclair Kentucky 2016 American Classic, U.S. Secret Classic and 2017 U.S. UB 10.00 3/2/2007 Melanie Sinclair NC State Classic. Chose to return to Level 10 competition after UB 10.00 2/16/2007 Melanie Sinclair Kentucky recovering from 2018 shoulder surgery. UB 10.00 1/31/2003 Erin Pendleton GWU, URI, Washington  Four-year member of USA Developmental Team; attended UB 10.00 3/22/1996 Kristen Guise SportsChannel Senior Night UB 10.00 3/22/1996 Amy Myerson SportsChannel Senior Night USA National Team Camp in 2016. BB 10.00 2/14/2020 Trinity Thomas at Auburn  Trains at Legacy Elite Gymnastics BB 10.00 2/7/2020 Trinity Thomas Denver, Iowa State BB 10.00 1/26/2018 Alex McMurtry Oklahoma Riley McCusker – Brielle, N.J. @mccusker_riley BB 10.00 3/4/2016 Bridget Sloan @Kentucky BB 10.00 1/29/2016 Bridget Sloan Alabama  Gold medalist with 2018 U.S. World Championships team BB 10.00 2/7/2014 Bridget Sloan @Kentucky  Team and uneven bars gold medalist at 2019 Pan BB 10.00 2/27/2004 Kristen Stucky @Kentucky American Games; also claimed silver in all-around and FX 10.00 2/9/2018 Kennedy Baker Alabama balance beam bronze FX 10.00 1/27/2017 Kennedy Baker Auburn  2019 Birmingham World Cup all-around silver medalist FX 10.00 1/29/2016 Kennedy Baker Alabama FX 10.00 3/11/2016 Bridget Sloan North Carolina  2018 U.S. uneven bars silver medalist; bronze for all- FX 10.00 3/14/2014 Kytra Hunter @Missouri around and balance beam FX 10.00 3/7/2014 Kytra Hunter West Virginia  2017 U.S. uneven bars champion; silver for beam and FX 10.00 1/31/2014 Kytra Hunter Oklahoma bronze in all-around competition FX 10.00 1/24/2014 Kytra Hunter Georgia FX 10.00 2/24/2017 Alex McMurtry Missouri  Gold for all-around, balance beam and U.S. team at FX 10.00 1/24/2014 Bridget Sloan Georgia 2017 Jesolo Trophy in Jesolo, Italy; uneven bars silver FX 10.00 2/21/1997 Chrissy Vogel @Magical Classic medalist FX 10.00 1/25/1991 Pam Titus Auburn  Member of 2016-17, 2017-18, 2018-19 and 2019-20 U.S.  Senior National Team; part of 2016-17 U.S. Junior 50+ EVENT WINS FOR TRINITY National Team THOMAS  Member of MG Elite in Morganville, NJ., and coached th by Maggie Haney and Victoria Levine Sophomore Trinity Thomas now the 12 Gator with 50 or more career event titles. A November signee who is deferring until the 2022 season as she pursues Olympic and 2021 World Championships berths is She is the third on Florida’s 50 Wins Chart to land on the list as a . sophomore, joining Elfi Schlegel / 60 wins and Bridget Sloan / 56.

Morgan Hurd - Middletown, Del. @morgihurd Gators with 50 or More Career Event Titles  2017 World Championships’ all-around champion; Name FR SOPH JR SR Total silver on balance beam Bridget Sloan (2013-16) 22 34 12 27 95  Silver medalist on uneven bars at 2019 U.S. Championships Elfi Schlegel (1983-86) 36 24 18 14 92 Melissa Miller (1986-89) 13 17 38 18 86  All-around champion at 2019 Tokyo World Cup in Kytra Hunter (2012-15) 21 18 20 24 83 Tokyo, Japan Kristen Guise (1993-96) 1 20 24 33 78  Part of U.S.’s gold medal team at 2019 Pan American Games Alex McMurtry (2015-18) 8 16 24 27 75  Gold medalist with 2018 U.S. World Championships team; Ashanée Dickerson (2010-13) 24 23 13 10 70 also claimed floor exercise silver and all-around bronze Ann Woods (1980-82) 23 24 23 70  Silver in all-around and uneven bars at 2018 U.S. Corey Hartung (2006-09) 15 12 21 10 58 Championships; bronze in floor competition Chrissy Van Fleet (1997-00) 6 10 18 19 53  2018 American Cup champion Alicia Boren (2016-19) 7 13 15 17 52 Trinity Thomas (2019-present) 26 25 51  Member of 2016-17, 2017-18, 2018-19 and 2019-20 U.S. Senior National Team; part of 2016-17 U.S. Junior National Team  Member of First State Gymnastics in Newark, Del., and coached by Slava Glazounov Gator Gymnastics Meet Notes

Meet 1 Meet 2 Preseason No. 3 Florida vs No. 19 Arkansas No. 2 Florida at No. 19 Missouri Jan. 10, 2020 Jan. 17, 2020 Stephen C. O’Connell Center at the Exactech Hearnes Center / Columbia, Mo. Arena / Gainesville, Fla. COLUMBIA, Mo. – The No. 2 Florida gymnastics team opened 2020 road action with a 196.85 – 195.60 win Friday at No. 19 Missouri. GAINESVILLE, Fla. – Gator gymnastics equaled the nation’s top opening team score Friday to begin the 2020 season with a solid win. Anticipation of severe winter weather led to the University of Missouri announcing campus closure for Friday. The icy rains likely led to the decision for many fans to tune in for SEC Network’s Friday Night Heights Florida opened 2020 season and Southeastern Conference action with a 197.35-194.40 win coverage of the UF-MU contest. versus Arkansas in front of 7,531 at the Exactech Arena at the Stephen C. O’Connell Center. TONIGHT’S MEET Junior Megan Skaggs led the Gators on their opening event with an uneven bars mark of 9.875, which FRIDAY’S MEET placed second. Freshman Payton Richards opened Florida’s bars set with a collegiate best 9.85 to tie for Several teams opened the 2020 campaign last weekend. Defending NCAA champion third. The evening’s bars title was claimed by Missouri freshman Helen Hu at 9.95. Oklahoma opened its season last weekend also with a 197.35. The Gators’ 197.35 set the program’s all-time best for a season opener, upping the previous high of 197.30 set in the Sophomore Nya Reed matched her collegiate-best of 9.875 again to claim her second consecutive vault win. 2019 opener. Richards took second on the event at 9.775.

Florida raised its season-high floor exercise total to 49.475 Friday. The three Gators with marks of 9.90 or Florida took the top two on each of the apparatus final standings. Sophomore Trinity better swept the floor awards. Trinity Thomas won the event for the second consecutive week (9.95), while Thomas’ four titles includes setting the Gators’ season opening all-around total best of 39.70. Alyssa Baumann (9.925) and Rachel Gowey (9.90) posted season-highs to claim second and third, That stands second for 2020 opening all-around totals behind UCLA senior Kyla Ross’s respectively. Gowey’s 9.90 equals her collegiate-best set last season. 39.725 set last week. Some big scores boosted Thomas’ all-around, as she earned the ninth (balance beam) and 10th (floor exercise) 9.975 mark of her career. She also won bars at Thomas claimed her second-straight balance beam title Friday with her mark of 9.925. Gowey shared second at 9.90 with MU’s Hu. 9.925. GATOR PERFORMANCE NOTES: Sophomore Nya Reed equaled her collegiate vault best of 9.875 to take her first collegiate  Trinity Thomas raised her career event titles total to 32 tonight with wins on beam (9.925) title on the event. She also matched her floor best of 9.925 to take second. and floor (9.95)  Nya Reed opens 2020 by winning vault in both meets. She equaled her collegiate-best of Florida’s lone freshman Payton Richards anchored the vault lineup with her runner-up mark 9.875 in both outings. of 9.85. Senior Amelia Hundley was second on bars at 9.875. Three Gators scored a 9.9 or  Four marks tonight equaled or set collegiate bests: o Rachel Gowey – 9.90 (floor) better on beam tonight, with senior Rachel Gowey matching her collegiate best of 9.95 and o Nya Reed – 9.875 (vault) junior Alyssa Baumann taking third at 9.90. o Payton Richards – 9.85 (bars), beam (9.85)  Florida’s 49.475 on floor is a season high. GATOR PERFORMANCE NOTES:  The 196.85 is Florida’s fourth highest in a road opener.  Florida’s 197.35 is its all-time high in a season opener. The previous high of 197.30 came versus Missouri in the 2019 opener. Before 2019, the previous RECORDS: Florida (2-0, 2-0 SEC), Missouri (1-3, 0-2 SEC).

season opening best of 197.125 cam in 2008. THE SERIES: Florida leads the series 26-1.  Thomas raised her career event titles total to 30 tonight, which includes seven all-around wins. HEAR FROM THE GATORS:  Five marks tonight by UF returners equaled or set collegiate bests: What message did you have for the team after the meet? o Rachel Gowey – 9.95 (beam) “They fought hard but we were too conservative from the get-go. That is something we need to improve. First road meet and lessons were learned. It is something we can work on. o Nya Reed – 9.875 (vault), 9.925 (floor) o Thomas – 9.975 (beam, floor) “Starting off on bars is an easy event to get tight on. But bars is one of this team’s strongest events. We need  Thomas’ 9.975s on beam and floor are the Gators’ all-time high in a season to start out on a great note and keep the energy going throughout the competition.” – Florida Head Coach opener. Florida also has a 10.0 (Bridget Sloan – vault – 2015) and another Jenny Rowland 9.975 (Melanie Sinclair – bars – 2007) among its top opening event marks.  Florida’s 49.475 is the nation’s highest season opening beam total of 2020. Preparing for LSU: “We are going to keep trying to improve every day. That is our goal each day is to see where we can get better - mentally, in preparation, execution. We will learn a lot of lessons coming away from this competition. THE SERIES: Florida leads the series 44-3. Everybody can do their gymnastics. Just not super sharp tonight. We will continue to grind and work on that in training.” – Florida Head Coach Jenny Rowland HEAR FROM THE GATORS: Opening Statement Two meets and two vault wins. What’s led to your success? “We matched the nation’s high in the first meet of the year, very cool! Really solid start for this “My focus in practice has been to get the landings because it was a struggle sometimes last year. I’m trying my hardest to see the landings and so far, so good. All the drills with Adrian [Burde – UF Assistant Coach] team. I think everyone is really relieved after the anticipation and the build-up. We had a long have been really paying off.” – sophomore Nya Reed. wait after season and the chip that this team has carried, it was a constant reminder during preseason. That made it a little longer, yet easier to get through. First collegiate road meet: “First road meet went well. It was super fun but was very different than home. I would say the atmosphere “This team really had a purpose and a will to work together as team to get through the tough [was the biggest difference]. Coming in [to the meet] and having my teammates telling and walking me times. I am ecstatic and exceptionally proud of everyone for what they have accomplished up through everything was super helpful. Like staying in your own bubble and not focusing on the crowd or the other team. We need to stay focused on the team and who is next. Also, need to take each skill one at a time to now. I know that it is just the first meet and we have a really long road ahead of us, but this and being calm through the whole meet. It was fun.” – freshman Payton Richards first meet was a lot of build up for this team and they came in strong. We had several workouts over the last few weeks trying to be too perfect. We know this team is really good What was Coach Rowland’s post-meet message to the team? and the only thing that is going to stand in the way is them trying too hard. It was really nice “We can improve but she’s excited for where we are. We did have some mistakes, but she knows we can go to see them come out and be relaxed. The team looked focused, yet calm. We worked on out there and do our best.” – sophomore Nya Reed. breathing – that was our word today. Everyone executed that really well tonight. NATIONAL RANK: Florida – Florida is No. 2 in the Road to Nationals standings. “Solid start, obviously we left a lot of things out there tonight, but that is to be expected. I Missouri – The Tigers are No. 19 in the Road to Nationals rankings. couldn’t ask for anything more from tonight. We have something to look forward – getting back into the gym, to keep pushing and to keep that foot on the gas pedal.” – Florida Head Gymnast Vault Bars Beam Floor AllArr Coach Jenny Rowland Sierra Alexander 9.750 Vault Bars Beam Floor AA Alyssa Baumann 9.875 9.925 Sierra Alexander 9.775 Leah Clapper 9.500 Alyssa Baumann 9.175 9.900 9.850 Rachel Gowey 9.775 9.900 9.900 Leah Clapper 9.800 Amelia Hundley 9.775 9.775 9.850 Rachel Gowey 9.850 9.950 9.800 Sydney Johnson-Scharpf 9.775 Amelia Hundley 9.875 9.825 9.850 Nya Reed 9.875 9.850 Sydney Johnson-Scharpf 9.775 Payton Richards 9.775 9.850 9.850 Nya Reed 9.875 9.925 Savannah Schoenherr 9.650 9.850 Payton Richards 9.850 9.800 9.825 Megan Skaggs 9.800 9.875 Savannah Schoenherr 9.800 9.850 Trinity Thomas 9.725 9.075 9.925 9.950 38.675 Megan Skaggs 9.850 Team Totals 48.925 49.125 49.325 49.475 196.85 Trinity Thomas 9.825 9.925 9.975 9.975 39.700 49.125 49.350 49.475 49.400 197.350 Gator Gymnastics Meet Notes

Meet 3 Meet 4 No. 2 Florida vs No. 8 LSU No. 2 Florida at No. 12 Kentucky Jan. 24, 2020 Jan. 31, 2020 Stephen C. O’Connell Center at the Exactech Memorial Coliseum / Lexington, Ky. Arena / Gainesville, Fla. LEXINGTON, Ky. – The Florida Gators remain as the only undefeated Southeastern Conference gymnastics team after its win at No. 12 Kentucky. In Friday’s meeting of the remaining undefeated league teams, it was GAINESVILLE, Fla - In Friday’s only top-10 matchup, it was No. 2 Florida gymnastics using the nation’s the No. 2 Gators taking a 197.80 – 196.60 win in front of 4,412 at the Memorial Coliseum. 2020 high for the win over No. 8 LSU in a key Southeastern Conference meet. Florida’s total is its second-highest of the season and stands as the nation’s fourth-highest of 2020. The Gators’ 198.375 is the nation’s leader in the first month of the 2020 season and the third-highest in school history. LSU also turned in its season-best of 197.775 Friday. TONIGHT’S MEET Florida sophomore Trinity Thomas won four event titles Friday – uneven bars (9.925), balance beam (9.95), Friday’s meet brought together the two teams claiming 2019 Southeastern Conference team titles. Florida floor exercise (9.95) and all-around (39.725). Freshman Payton Richards completed the Gators sweep of won its first SEC regular-season title after posting a 6-1 record. The Tigers claimed the SEC Championship the event titles by claiming her first Gator win (vault – 9.925). meet title in New Orleans. Florida led the meet from the opening rotation after posting a 49.375 on uneven bars. On the next rotation, TONIGHT’S MEET three Gators set or equaled collegiate vault bests, as Florida posted its season-high of 49.475. After A sellout crowd roared as the Gators posted 22 season or collegiate best scores Friday. A 10.0 by Gator Richards’ winning mark, Megan Skaggs and Savannah Schoenherr also turned in collegiate vault bests of sophomore Trinity Thomas on uneven bars gave her the first perfect score of her collegiate career. Tiger 9.90 Friday. freshman Kiya Johnson also scored her first collegiate 10.0 Friday to win the balance beam title. Thomas made it four-for-four for 2020 floor wins Friday. Junior Alyssa Baumann shared second on floor Florida trailed the Tigers by 0.025 after the opening rotation, despite turning in its season-best of 49.40 on with UK’s Mollie Korth at 9.925. Florida finished with its high team total of the evening (49.50) on beam. After vault. Gator freshman Payton Richards anchored the lineup with a collegiate-best 9.925 to take third. The Thomas’ winning mark, three Gators shared second at 9.90 – Baumann, Rachel Gowey and Sydney vault title was shared at 9.95 by LSU’s Ruby Harrold and the defending NCAA vault champion Kennedi Johnson-Scharpf. Edney. One Gator wasn’t with the team Friday. Sophomore Nya Reed is ill and didn’t make the trip to Lexington for The Gators’ uneven bars total of 49.65 tied for sixth highest in school history and put the team ahead for Friday’s meet. The Gators look forward to her returning to the team after she recovers. good. After Thomas’ 10.0, fellow sophomore Savannah Shoenherr also set her collegiate-best to share second with Harrold at 9.975. GATOR PERFORMANCE NOTES:  Trinity Thomas raised her career event titles total to 39 tonight with wins on bars (9.925), Five marks of 9.9 or better gave Florida a balance beam total of 49.675 – equaling the school record set in beam (9.95), floor (9.95) and all-around (39.725). She is one away from joining Florida’s 40 2018 versus Oklahoma. Two Gators were nearly perfect on the event at 9.975 – junior Alyssa Baumann event wins chart. Of the 15 currently on the chart, only three (Elfi Schlegel/60; Bridget and senior Rachel Gowey – to share second overall. Sloan/56 and Ashanée Dickerson/45) earned 40 wins through their sophomore season.

 Thomas’ all-around total equals the nation’s sixth-highest of 2020. Thomas was close to perfection again on floor exercise with her winning mark of 9.975. She shared the floor  Junior Megan Skaggs opened the vault rotation by setting her collegiate best of 9.90 title with LSU’s Johnson. Sophomore Nya Reed was third after upping her collegiate-best to 9.95. (previous high: 9.875).

 Sophomore Sydney Johnson-Scharpf set her collegiate floor best of 9.875 In a meet featuring the last two to claim the SEC Gymnast of the Week honors, it was Thomas edging Johnson for the all-around title. Thomas’ total of 39.775 sets her collegiate best and is the nation’s third-  Five marks tonight equaled or set collegiate bests: highest total of 2020. Johnson’s total of 39.725 is tied for the nation’s sixth-highest of the season. o Sydney Johnson-Scharpf – 9.875 (floor) o Payton Richard – 9.925 (vault), 9.90 (beam) GATOR PERFORMANCE NOTES: o Megan Skaggs – 9.90 (vault) Savannah Schoenherr – 9.90 (vault)  Florida’s total of 198.375 is the nation’s high for 2020 (previous high: 198.25 by Oklahoma o

last Friday at Alabama). It is No. 3 for the Gators all-time. RECORDS: Florida (4-0, 4-0 SEC), Kentucky (5-2, 2-1 SEC).  Three events scored 49.65 or better for Florida – beam (49.675 – No. T1 in school history),

bars and beam (49.65 – No. T6 all-time for UF on bars; No. T10 all-time for UF on floor). THE SERIES: Florida leads the series 88-1. This is the first time UF scored 49.65 or better on three events in a single meet and the third

time in collegiate history (Oklahoma and UCLA have the three 49.65+ meets). HEAR FROM THE GATORS:  The total is the 20th time Florida reached 198 and was the 124th in collegiate history. On tonight’s win:  This was the 24th consecutive meeting both teams brought top-10 rankings. “It feels great. This team has really put in the work and the effort as they made a commitment to do whatever  Crowd of 9,332 is the third sellout for Gator gymnastics. It is the third-largest gymnastics they can. To say that they are undefeated at this point - well I think it is only going to get better. crowd ever in the Exactech Arena at the Stephen C. O’Connell Center.  Trinity Thomas’ all-around total of 39.775 ties for No. 9 for Florida. When we talked after the meet, shared a few thoughts with the team. Warm-ups were not normal, however I  Payton Richards’ 39.50 is the third-highest ever for a Gator making her all-around debut was super-proud of how they performed when their name was called. They remained calm and performed (leader: 39.575 by Mackenzie Caquatto/2011 and Alicia Boren/2016) what they show every day in practice. Everyone did a phenomenal job of doing what they know how to do.  Sydney Johnson-Scharpf’s 9.925 sets the high for a Gator in their balance beam debut We came away with a great score and still know that we left a lot out there on the floor. (previous highs: 9.90 by Alicia Boren in 2016 and Alyssa Baumann in 2018  Thomas’ 10.0 is the: I’m so proud of the growth they’ve shown over the last three meets. That is something we’ve worked really o 42nd in school history and 14th different Gator to earn a perfect score hard on – taking something from each meet and trying to get better. Their intent of focusing solely on the o 14th for UF on uneven bars team was there tonight. They controlled the controllables and really that’s all we can ask.” – Florida Head o Third uneven bars 10.0 this season (two 10.0s by UCLA’s Kyla Ross) Coach Jenny Rowland

RECORDS: Florida (3-0, 3-0 SEC), LSU (3-1, 2-1 SEC). On tonight’s performance: THE SERIES: Florida leads the series 72-41. “Our first road meet was definitely a little rocky but we worked on bringing that energy, keeping it normal and building off each other. That momentum was there. It wasn’t perfect as there is definitely things to work on. HEAR FROM THE GATORS: But for an away meet we are really happy with it. We’re just going to keep moving forward from here.” – Opening Statement: senior Amelia Hundley “Wow. It was an incredible night from the get-go. Looking back, the energy in the O’Connell Center was so awesome and really helped this team carry through four events tonight. In all reality, it was a normal practice On collegiate-best vault: for this team. It was what we have been seeing on a daily basis and that’s what is really exciting. There was “I was really excited to be in (vault) lineup. I’ve been working really hard in practice, especially on the a lot of emotion and grit, but I told this team at the end how proud I am of them. The grit, the fight and the landings. I was super happy to be able to contribute to my team tonight.” – junior Megan Skaggs heart that was left on the competition floor tonight was amazing. To compete at this level with LSU – it was a cat fight/gator fight – it was nonstop and no one was letting down. I am very proud of this team to preserve NATIONAL RANK: and come through.” – Florida Head Coach Jenny Rowland Florida – Florida is No. 2 in the Road to Nationals standings. Kentucky – The Wildcats are No. 12 in the Road to Nationals rankings. On Trinity Thomas’ 10 & the team reaction: “Everyone was definitely hyped, but the team knew it was time to focus. That was our challenge this week in Gymnast Vault Bars Beam Floor AllArr practice to stay contained within our team and continuing to move forward. We worked on one thing at a time Sierra Alexander 9.800 and dwell on the past, celebrate, then take a step and continue to move forward.” – Florida Head Coach Alyssa Baumann 9.850 9.900 9.925 Jenny Rowland Rachel Gowey 9.850 9.850 9.850

Amelia Hundley 9.875 9.775 9.850 Gymnast Vault Bars Beam Floor AllArr Sydney Johnson-Scharpf 9.900 9.875 Sierra Alexander 9.825 Payton Richards 9.925 9.800 9.900 9.775 39.400 Alyssa Baumann 9.850 9.975 9.925 Savannah Schoenherr 9.900 9.900 Rachel Gowey 9.875 9.975 9.875 Megan Skaggs 9.900 9.825 Amelia Hundley 9.900 9.875 9.925 Trinity Thomas 9.900 9.925 9.950 9.950 39.725 Sydney Johnson-Scharpf 9.925 Team Totals 49.475 49.375 49.500 49.450 197.800 Nya Reed 9.900 9.950

Payton Richards 9.925 9.825 9.900 9.850 39.500 Savannah Schoenherr 9.725 9.975 Megan Skaggs 9.900 Trinity Thomas 9.900 10.000 9.900 9.975 39.775 49.400 49.650 49.675 49.650 198.375 Gator Gymnastics Meet Notes

Meet 5 Meet 6 No. 2 Florida vs No. 4 Denver & No. 18 Iowa No. 2 Florida at No. 17 Auburn State Feb. 14, 2020 Feb. 7, 2020 Auburn Arena / Auburn, Ala. AUBURN, Ala. – It’s wasn’t just love in the air for this Valentine’s Day competition. It also included a perfect Stephen C. O’Connell Center at the Exactech 10.0 by Trinity Thomas and a big win as No. 2 Florida gymnastics took a 197.875 – 194.75 win Friday at Arena / Gainesville, Fla. No. 17 Auburn.

GAINESVILLE, Fla. – In the only meet of the weekend with a pair of top-four opponents, it was the No. 2 This is the second time Florida posted a 197.875 this season. Along with Florida’s 198.375 on Jan. 24 and its Gator gymnasts taking the win. 197.80 on Jan. 31, the Gators own four of the nation’s top 10 totals this season.

In Friday’s tri-meet held in front of 8,323 at the Exactech Arena, Florida posted the nation’s fourth-highest TONIGHT’S MEET total of 2020 to push its season record to 6-0. The Gators earned a 197.875, followed by No. 4 Denver Another 10.0 on balance beam highlighted an evening of spectacular performances by Florida sophomore (197.25) and No. 18 Iowa State (196.80). Trinity Thomas. Along with her beam win, Thomas posted marks of 9.95 to win uneven bars and floor exercise plus equaled her collegiate best of 39.775 to claim her fifth 2020 all-around win. TONIGHT’S MEET The multi-team meet gave a post-season feel to the competition and that touch showed in some of the Freshman Payton Richards set her collegiate vault best of 9.95 to complete Florida’s event titles sweep. It performances Friday. Two 10.0 marks were earned as Gator sophomore Trinity Thomas posted her first was her second vault win of the last three meets. Richards also took second in all-around after matching her perfect mark on balance beam. She earned her first collegiate 10.0 on the uneven bars in the Jan. 24 dual career high of 39.50. win versus LSU. Denver senior Maddie Karr equaled her collegiate-best and set her season-high with her 10.0 on vault. Several strong scores helped boost the Gators’ team total Friday. Sophomore Savannah Schoenherr anchored the bars lineup with a 9.90. Both senior Amelia Hundley and sophomore Sydney Johnson- Thomas shared the floor exercise win with junior teammate Alyssa Baumann as they closed the Florida Scharpf turned in a 9.90 on floor. Florida finished the meet on beam, with senior Rachel Gowey earning a lineup with a pair of nearly perfect 9.975s. Sophomore Savannah Schoenherr anchored the Gators lineup 9.95 and junior Alyssa Baumann a 9.925. with a 9.95 to share the event title with Iowa State’s Natalia Ros Vaquer. Two Gators equaled their collegiate bests of 9.875 Friday - senior Sierra Alexander (vault) and sophomore Thomas equaled her collegiate best of 39.775 – the nation’s third-highest of 2020 – to win her fourth all- Leah Clapper (beam). around title of the season. DU junior Lynnzee Brown took second with a season-best 39.70 and Gator freshman Payton Richards finished third at 39.475. ANOTHER 10.0 FOR TRINITY THOMAS: With her 10.0 on beam tonight, Trinity Thomas now has three perfect marks in 2020. SECOND 10.0 FOR THOMAS: 10.0 Bars Jan. 24, 2020 Trinity Thomas’ 10.0 on balance beam is the: 10.0 Beam Feb. 7, 2020 o 43rd in school history and 14th different Gator to earn a perfect score 10.0 Beam Feb. 14, 2020 o Seventh Gator with more than one 10.0. Fourth to earn a 10.0 on multiple events (other multi-event 10.0s by Kytra Hunter, Alex McMurtry, Bridget Her 10.0 beam routine last week made Thomas the nation’s first with perfect marks on multiple events. Two Sloan) others joined her with 10.0s earned tonight – Oklahoma’s Maggie Nichols (vault, bars) and LSU’s Kiya o Sixth 10.0 for UF on balance beam Johnson (vault, beam). o Five gymnasts earned six balance beam 10.0s this season (two 10.0s by Minnesota’s Lexy Ramler; Thomas, LSU’s Kiya Johnson; Denver’s Alexis Of the four Gator gymnasts to earn a 10.0 on beam, Thomas joins Gator Great Bridget Sloan as the only Vasquez; Illinois’ Mia Takekawa) two to earn multiple beam perfect marks. Thomas is the first to earn a beam 10.0 in consecutive meets.

GATOR PERFORMANCE NOTES: GATOR PERFORMANCE NOTES:  The 197.875 gives Florida three of the nation’s top-five totals of 2020 – No. 1 198.375 (Jan.  Tonight’s performance pushes Trinity Thomas’ career total of event wins to 46. She is now 24), No. 4 197.875 (Feb. 7), No. 5 197.80 (Jan. 31). tied for 12th on UF’s Career Event Titles chart. She is fourth on the chart as a sophomore.  The uneven bars win by sophomore Savannah Schoenherr was her first of her Gator  Thomas’ all-around total equals the nation’s third-highest of 2020. Five of the season’s top career. She won vault twice as a freshman. 12 all-around totals belong to Thomas.  Alyssa Baumann raised her collegiate floor best to 9.975 to share the win with Thomas.  Florida’s 49.625 equals No. 3 on its all-time best beam totals chart. The Gators have scored Baumann’s previous high of 9.95 was achieved four times, with the last coming at the 2019 a 49.5 or better on the event in its last four meets. The Gators last reached or surpassed Southeastern Conference Championships. 49.50 on beam in four consecutive meets in 2013.  For the second consecutive meet, sophomore Sydney Johnson-Scharpf upped her  Six marks tonight equaled or set collegiate bests: collegiate floor best. Last Friday at Kentucky, she set her high with a 9.875. Tonight, she o Sierra Alexander - 9.875 (vault) upped that best to 9.925. o Leah Clapper – 9.875 (beam)  Junior Jazmyn Foberg made her 2020 debut tonight, leading off the vault lineup with a o Payton Richards – 9.95 (vault), all-around (39.50) 9.825. Elbow surgery sideline Foberg for the 2019 season so Friday’s performance was her o Trinity Thomas – 10.0 (beam), all-around (39.775) first since the 2018 NCAA Super Six team final – a span of 657 days.  After a fall by their leadoff performer, Florida’s performers hit their beam routines as RECORDS: Florida (7-0, 5-0 SEC), Auburn (3-6, 2-4 SEC). the team posted a 49.60 on the event. That total ties for No. 5 all-time for the Gator program.  Trinity Thomas’ all-around total of 39.775 ties for No. 9 all-time for Florida. HEAR FROM THE GATORS:  Collegiate best set or equaled tonight by the Gators: On tonight’s win: o Alyssa Baumann – 9.975 (floor) “This team got better tonight. We had several lineup changes and some new people in. It was the first time o Sydney Johnson-Scharpf – 9.925 (floor) I’ve really seen a strong start collectively from the bars team. They did a great job setting the tone and o Payton Richards – 9.95 (beam), 9.85 (bars & floor) getting the momentum going. The rest of the team did a great job of continuing that momentum through. Saw o Trinity Thomas – 39.775 (all-around, 10.0 (beam), 9.975 (floor) a lot of aggressive performances tonight, which really just made for a great evening.” – Florida Head Coach  Three wins Friday (all-around, beam, floor) gives Thomas 42 career event titles. Of the 16 Jenny Rowland among the Gators with 40 or more career event titles, Thomas is the fourth to land on the list as a sophomore. On how her second consecutive 10.0 felt and how her sophomore season is progressing: “This one felt so good. I landed that beam dismount and wow! That was probably one of the best routines RECORDS: Florida (6-0, 4-0 SEC), Denver (10-2), Iowa State (3-5) I’ve done in competition. That was really exciting. I want to keep pushing. I’m not done yet and want to do so much more. I’m excited about what comes next.” – sophomore Trinity Thomas HEAR FROM THE GATORS: On the team’s performance: Opening Statement: “This team was on fire – absolutely. And the momentum was amazing. We just went one after another doing “What a night for the Gators. First and foremost, we have to be really thankful to Gator Nation for showing up great and hyping each other up. It was a lot of positive energy and so much fun.” – sophomore Trinity in full support. It was a great evening in the non-conference, but very thankful that we had a lot of fans to Thomas help us through the four events. It was a nice solid start for the Gators. It was a solid meet for us tonight. We The team added hearts into their floor and beam routines tonight. Did you know that was going to happen? “I didn’t know that was going to happen, but it isn’t a surprise. That is something I love about this team. They had some adversity – illnesses – throughout the week and everyone is a little drained from being sick, are able to grab on to something and run with it. It’s all in a form of having so much fun about caring about however, they did a good job of stepping up and doing what they needed to do tonight in order to have each each other.” – Florida Head Coach Jenny Rowland other’s backs. It was really good to see everyone step up and I’m really looking forward to our next meet.” – Florida Head Coach Jenny Rowland Gymnast Vault Bars Beam Floor AllArr Sierra Alexander 9.875 Gymnast Vault Bars Beam Floor AllArr Alyssa Baumann 9.925 9.875 Alyssa Baumann 9.800 9.900 9.975 Leah Clapper 9.875 Jazmyn Foberg 9.825 Jazmyn Foberg 9.800 Rachel Gowey 9.850 9.900 9.850 Rachel Gowey 9.850 9.950 9.850 Amelia Hundley 9.875 9.300 9.875 Amelia Hundley 9.875 9.900 Sydney Johnson-Scharpf 9.850 9.925 Sydney Johnson-Scharpf 9.775 9.900 Payton Richards 9.825 9.850 9.950 9.850 39.475 Payton Richards 9.950 9.850 9.875 9.825 39.500 Savannah Schoenherr 9.825 9.950 Savannah Schoenherr 9.825 9.900 Megan Skaggs 9.850 9.875 Megan Skaggs 9.800 9.875 Trinity Thomas 9.900 9.900 10.000 9.975 39.775 Trinity Thomas 9.875 9.950 10.00 9.950 39.775 Team Totals 49.225 49.450 49.600 49.600 197.875 Team Totals 49.325 49.450 49.625 49.475 197.875 Gator Gymnastics Meet Notes

Meet 7 Meet 8 No. 2 Florida vs No. 8 Alabama No. 2 Florida at No. 17 Auburn Feb. 21, 2020 Feb. 14, 2020 Stephen C. O’Connell Center at the Exactech Auburn Arena / Auburn, Ala. Arena / Gainesville, Fla. ATHENS, Ga. – As if the No. 2 Florida gymnastics team needed any more motivation for the rivalry meet at No. 10 Georgia, a video message from a fan gave the team some fuel Friday. GAINESVILLE, Fla – No. 2 Florida claims its second consecutive Southeastern Conference gymnastics title with Friday’s win over No. 8 Alabama. That fan? Florida Head Football Coach Dan Mullen. His message is one that echoes through Gator Nation, which is “Beat the Bulldogs” in whatever sport the two teams meet. The top two gymnastics teams in league standings met Friday in front of a sellout Exactech Arena crowd. The Gators led the meet from the first rotation and added to the margin to claim the win, 198.05 – 197.45, Florida heard that message, defeating Georgia 197.80 – 196.50 in front of a sellout Stegeman Coliseum over the Tide. Florida’s 198.05 is the nation’s No. 5 total of the 2020 season. Half of the nation’s top 10 totals crowd of 9,695. of 2020 belong to the Gators. 7-0 SEC SEASON: SEC TITLE: Tonight’s win gives Florida its first undefeated SEC regular-season at 7-0. Beginning in 1992, all league  Florida claims its 12th SEC title and second consecutive (1982, ’83, ’84, ’85, ’89, ’07, ’10, ’12, teams met during regular season action. Florida’s was unbeaten in the 2007 season with a 5-0-1 record. ’13, 16, ’19, ‘20). This is the fourth year for the awarding of a regular-season SEC That tie? It came when No. 1 Florida and No. 2 Georgia tied at 197.25 on Jan. 28, 2007 in Stegeman gymnastics title. From 1981-2016, the winner at the SEC Championship meet was Coliseum. considered the league champion.  Florida athletics leads all league programs with 246 SEC team titles. TONIGHT’S MEET In the nation’s only top-10 dual of the evening, Florida led from the opening rotation. Florida’s win tonight clinches the SEC title with one league meet remaining on its schedule (Feb. 28 at No. 11 Georgia). The Gators are 6-0 in league action and all other teams have at least two SEC losses. Florida opened on bars, with sophomore Trinity Thomas anchoring with a near-perfect 9.975 to claim the event title. Junior Megan Skaggs took second at 9.875 and sophomore Savannah Schoenherr shared third TONIGHT’S MEET at 9.85 with UGA’s Megan Roberts. Florida’s opening rotation was highlighted by a perfect vault score for senior Sierra Alexander. Her soaring Yurchenko full earned a 9.95 – the vault’s maximum value. She took second in the event to Alabama’s Lexi When Thomas and Schoenherr moved to vault, they both equaled their collegiate-best marks. Thomas won Graber’s 9.975. Two other Gators scored a 9.90 – Trinity Thomas and Gator sophomore Savannah the evening’s vault competition at 9.95 and Schoenherr took third at 9.90. At the midway point, Florida owned Schoenherr. a 0.60 lead over Georgia.

Little hops on landing kept the Gators from reaching their full potential on the uneven bars. Alabama’s Florida’s final two competitors – Thomas and Alyssa Baumann – led the Gators on floor. Thomas won floor Makarri Doggette won the bars title at 9.95. Florida’s Amelia Hundley and Thomas shared second at 9.90. with a 9.95 and Baumann shared second at 9.90 with Georgia’s Sabrina Vega.

Florida powered past an early miss in the beam lineup to equal its school-record total of 49.675. Every On its closing event, Florida was just a fraction away from its school balance beam record (49.675) with its counting score was a 9.9 or better. The back half of the lineup was stellar, with 9.95s by Rachel Gowey and 49.65 total tonight. The final four Gators all turned in marks of 9.9 or better. Baumann won the beam Thomas. Sophomore Leah Clapper anchored with her collegiate-best 9.975 to claim her first event title. competition after equaling her collegiate best of 9.975. Thomas and sophomore Leah Clapper shared second at 9.95 and senior Rachel Gowey added a 9.9. Floor produced consistent marks of 9.9 from four consecutive Gators. Junior Alyssa Baumann broke that trend with a bang, winning the evening’s event title by matching her collegiate best of 9.975. Thomas claimed her sixth consecutive all-around at 39.825 – equaling Florida’s record and the nation’s No. 2 total in 2020. Thomas won her fifth consecutive all-around (39.65) and freshman Payton Richards was third (39.425). Alabama’s Graber was just a fraction away from her season best, as she was runner-up at 39.625. GATOR PERFORMANCE NOTES:  Florida’s 197.80 equals the nation’s No. 13 total of 2020. Six of the top 15 totals belong to GATOR PERFORMANCE NOTES: the Gators.  Tonight’s sellout Exactech Arena crowd of 9,301 is the top Gators Link to Pink crowd in the event’s  Florida’s 49.65 is No. 4 on its all-time best beam totals chart. The Gators have scored a 49.5 14-year history. It is the No. 4 crowd since the reopening for the 2017 season. or better on the event in its last six meets, which is the longest stretch for 49.5-plus beam  This is the 58th consecutive time both Florida and Alabama brought a top-10 ranking into a totals in NCAA history. meeting (dating back to 2002 NCAA Championships). Tonight’s meeting between No. 2 Florida  The 1.30 point victory is the largest for the Gators in Athens since SEC competition began in and No. 8 Alabama was the nation’s only top-10 meeting of the day. the 1981 season.  Alexander’s perfect 9.95 for her Yurchenko full set her collegiate best for the second consecutive  Thomas’ winning all-around total of 39.825 equals the program record and shares second meet. Last week at Auburn, Alexander equaled her then best of 9.875 for the fifth time. among the nation’s 2020 gymnasts.  Clapper returned to the Gator lineup last week at Auburn, equaling her then best of 9.875. She is o Sharing school all-around record with: the third among the 2020 Gators with a collegiate beam best of 9.975, joining Baumann and . Alex McMurtry (3/9/18) Gowey. Thomas twice has posted a beam 10.0. . Bridget Sloan (3/14/14)  Tonight’s performance was the second 9.975 on floor for Baumann. She set her collegiate best in . Alaina Johnson (3/7/14) the Feb. 7 tri-meet.  Thomas now owns half of the nation’s top eight all-around totals of 2020:  Florida is the 2020 leader on balance beam. With its 49.675 event total tonight, Florida is the first o No. T2 39.825 (2-28-20) program in NCAA history to post a team total of 49.50 or better in five consecutive meets. o No. T5 39.775 (1-24-20, 2-7-20, 2-15-20) UCLA twice recorded four-meet strings of 49.50-plus in their history.  Baumann turned in her second nearly perfect 9.975 on beam for 2020 and the fifth of her  This is the first time in the 37 all-time regular-season meetings between these two programs that career. She’s turned in a 9.975 in four of the last six meets – beam (1-24-20, 2-28-20) and Florida won three consecutive (2018 home, 2019 away, 2020 home). floor (2-7-20, 2-21-20).  Collegiate best set or equaled tonight by the Gators:  Sophomore Nya Reed returned to the Gator floor lineup tonight. She missed the last four o Sierra Alexander – 9.95 (vault) meets with an illness. o Alyssa Baumann – 9.975 (floor)  Four marks tonight equaled or set collegiate bests: o Leah Clapper – 9.975 (beam) o Alyssa Baumann – 9.975 (beam) o Rachel Gowey – 9.90 (floor) o Savannah Schoenherr – 9.90 (vault) o Payton Richards – 9.85 (floor) o Trinity Thomas – 9.95 (vault), all-around (39.825) o Savannah Schoenherr – 9.90 (vault) HEAR FROM THE GATORS: HEAR FROM THE GATORS: On tonight’s win: Opening Statement: “It really was a special night and a great exclamation to our SEC regular season. Being the first team in “Someone asked me what tonight meant and how proud I am of these athletes – I cannot say enough about program history with an undefeated SEC regular season is just a testament to this team’s commitment in and this team’s dedication, determination and focus this season. They have come from point A to point B and out of the gym. how they’ve carried themselves and worked together as a team is wonderful. They have fought hand and hand. Props to the entire team – that is one of the things I have been most thankful for, the way they have “This team knew tonight that they had an opportunity to secure an undefeated SEC season for the first time been handling this season thus far. Really looking forward to a great second half of the season. That fire is in program history. This team totally accepted that challenge. They heard some great motivational words shining bright in their hearts. Looking forward to celebrating a great evening, then taking a step forward to from Coach Dan Mullen and they really took that to heart. All night on the competition floor, they were saying see what is next for this team.” – Florida Head Coach Jenny Rowland ‘Do it for Dan!’ We did as we were told, which was beat those Bulldogs.” - Florida Head Coach Jenny Rowland Gymnast Vault Bars Beam Floor AllArr Sierra Alexander 9.950 Gymnast Vault Bars Beam Floor AllArr Alyssa Baumann 9.900 9.975 Sierra Alexander 9.850 Leah Clapper 9.975 Alyssa Baumann 9.825 9.975 9.900 Jazmyn Foberg 9.850 Leah Clapper 9.950 Rachel Gowey 9.850 9.950 9.900 Rachel Gowey 9.800 9.900 9.875 Amelia Hundley 9.900 9.900 Amelia Hundley 9.825 9.775 9.875 Sydney Johnson-Scharpf 9.300 9.900 Sydney Johnson-Scharpf 9.775 Payton Richards 9.850 9.825 9.900 9.850 39.425 Nya Reed 9.650 Savannah Schoenherr 9.900 9.850 Payton Richards 9.875 9.775 9.875 Megan Skaggs 9.850 9.850 Savannah Schoenherr 9.900 9.850 Trinity Thomas 9.900 9.900 9.950 9.900 39.650 Megan Skaggs 9.875 9.875 Team Totals 49.450 49.350 49.675 49.575 198.050 Trinity Thomas 9.950 9.975 9.950 9.950 39.825 Team Totals 49.450 49.325 49.650 49.375 197.800 2020 GATOR GYMNASTICS TEAM RESULTS

Overall: 9-0 Home: 5-0 Away: 4-0 Neutral: 0-0 Regular Season: 9-0 Home: 5-0 Away: 4-0 Neutral: 0-0 SEC: 7-0

Date Opponent Site W/L Opponent UF Score Attendance 1/10 Arkansas Gainesville, Fla. W 194.400 197.350 7,531 1/17 Missouri Columbia, Mo. W 195.600 196.850 528 1/24 LSU Gainesville, Fla. W 197.775 198.375 9,332 1/31 Kentucky Lexington, Ky. W 196.600 197.800 4,412 2/7 Denver Gainesville, Fla. W 197.250 197.875 8,323 Iowa State W 196.800 197.875 2/14 Auburn Auburn, Ala. W 194.750 197.875 5,512 Gators Link to Pink vs Gainesville, Fla. W 197.450 198.050 9,301 2/21 Alabama 2/28 Georgia Athens, Ga.. W 196.500 197.800 9,695 3/7 Penn State University Park, Pa. 3/13 Texas Woman’s University Gainesville, Fla. 3/21 SEC Championships Duluth, Ga.

2020 Florida Event Scores - Meet-by-Meet Date Meet Vault Bars Beam Floor Total 1/10 Arkansas 49.125 49.350 49.475 49.400 197.350 1/17 @Missouri 48.925 49.125 49.325 49.475 196.850 1/24 LSU 49.400 49.650 49.675* 49.650 198.375 1/31 @Kentucky 49.475 49.375 49.500 49.450 197.800 2/7 Denver & Iowa State 49.225 49.450 49.600 49.600 197.875 2/14 @Auburn 49.325 49.450 49.625 49.475 197.875 2/21 Gators Link to Pink vs Alabama 49.450 49.350 49.675* 49.575 198.050 2/28 @Georgia 49.450 49.325 49.650 49.375 197.800 3/7 @Penn State 3/13 Texas Woman’s University 3/21 @SEC Championships

Underline denotes season best

Florida Top Event Scores of 2019 Total: Vault: Uneven Bars: Balance Beam: Floor Exercise: 198.375 (1-24-20) 49.475 (1-31-20) 49.65 (1-24-20) 49.675* (1-24/2- 49.65 (1-24-20) 21-20) All-Around: 9.95, Sierra 10.0, Trinity 9.975, Alyssa 39.825*, Trinity Alexander (2-21- Thomas (1-24-20) 10.0 Trinity Baumann (2-7/21- Thomas (2-28-20) 20), Payton Thomas (2-7/14- 20), Trinity Thomas Richards (2-14-20); 20) (Three times) Trinity Thomas (2- 28-20)

*-UF record

2020 GATOR GYMNASTICS SEASON BESTS

Sierra Alexander Alyssa Baumann Vault 9.95# 2-21-20 Vault 9.85 1-24/31-20 Uneven Bars Uneven Bars Balance Beam Balance Beam 9.975# 1-24/2-28-20 Floor Exercise Floor Exercise 9.975# 2-7/21-20 All-Around All-Around

Maegan Chant Leah Clapper Vault Vault Uneven Bars 9.70 EX 1-31-20 Uneven Bars 9.85 EX 1-10/2-7-20 Balance Beam Balance Beam 9.975# 2-21-20 Floor Exercise Floor Exercise All-Around All-Around

Jazmyn Foberg Rachel Gowey Vault 9.85 2-21-20 Vault Uneven Bars Uneven Bars 9.875 1-24-20 Balance Beam Balance Beam 9.975# 1-24-20 Floor Exercise Floor Exercise 9.90# 1-17/2-21-20 All-Around All-Around

Amelia Hundley Sydney Johnson-Scharpf Vault 9.75 EX 1-10-20 Vault 9.775 EX 2-7-20 Uneven Bars 9.90 1-24/2-21-20 Uneven Bars Balance Beam 9.875 1-24-20 Balance Beam 9.925# 1-24-20 Floor Exercise 9.925 1-24-20 Floor Exercise 9.925# 2-7-20 All-Around All-Around

Nya Reed Payton Richards Vault 9.90# 1-24-20 Vault 9.95# 2-14-20 Uneven Bars Uneven Bars 9.85# Three times Balance Beam Balance Beam 9.95# 2-7-20 Floor Exercise 9.95# 1-24-20 Floor Exercise 9.85# Three times All-Around All-Around 39.50# 1-24/2-14-20

Savannah Schoenherr Megan Skaggs Vault 9.90# Three times Vault 9.90# 1-31-20 Uneven Bars 9.975# 1-24-20 Uneven Bars 9.90 1-24-20 Balance Beam Balance Beam 9.80 EX 1-10-20 Floor Exercise 9.85 EX 2-7-20 Floor Exercise All-Around All-Around

Halley Taylor Trinity Thomas Vault Vault 9.95# 2-28-20 Uneven Bars Uneven Bars 10.0*# 1-24-20 Balance Beam Balance Beam 10.0*# 2-7/14-20 Floor Exercise 9.825 EX 1-10-20 Floor Exercise 9.975# Three times All-Around All-Around 39.825# 2-28-20

# - personal collegiate-best * - UF record

2020 GATOR PERFORMANCE CHARTS

Sierra Alexander Jazmyn Foberg Date V UB BB FX AA Date V UB BB FX AA 1/10 9.775 1/10 DNC 1/17 9.75 1/17 DNC 1/24 9.825 1/24 DNC 1/31 9.80 1/31 9.925 EX 2/7 DNC 2/7 9.825 2/14 9.875 (3) 2/14 9.80 2/21 9.95 (2) 2/21 9.85 2/28 9.85 2/28 DNC 3/7 3/7 3/13 3/13 3/21 3/21

Alyssa Baumann Rachel Gowey Date V UB BB FX AA Date V UB BB FX AA 1/10 9.175 9.90 (3) 9.85 1/10 9.85 (3) 9.95 (2) 9.80 1/17 9.875 9.925 (2) 1/17 9.775 9.90 (2) 9.90 (3) 1/24 9.85 9.975 (2) 9.925 1/24 9.875 9.975 (2) 9.875 1/31 9.85 9.90 (2) 9.925 (2) 1/31 9.85 9.85 9.85 2/7 9.80 9.90 9.975 (1) 2/7 9.85 9.90 9.85 2/14 9.925 (3) 9.875 2/14 9.85 9.95 (2) 9.85 2/21 9.90 9.975 (1) 2/21 9.85 9.95 (2) 9.90 2/28 9.825 9.975 (1) 9.90 (2) 2/28 9.80 9.90 9.875 3/7 3/7 3/13 3/13 3/21 3/21

Maegan Chant Amelia Hundley Date V UB BB FX AA Date V UB BB FX AA 1/10 DNC 1/10 9.75 EX 9.875 (2) 9.825 9.85 1/17 DNC 1/17 9.775 9.775 9.85 1/24 DNC 1/24 9.90 9.875 9.925 1/31 9.70 EX 1/31 9.875 9.775 9.85 2/7 DNC 2/7 9.875 9.300 9.875 2/14 DNC 2/14 9.875 9.90 (2) 2/21 DNC 2/21 9.90 (2) 9.90 2/28 DNC 2/28 9.825 9.775 9.875 3/7 3/7 3/13 3/13 3/21 3/21

Leah Clapper Sydney Johnson-Scharpf Date V UB BB FX AA Date V UB BB FX AA 1/10 9.85 EX 9.80 1/10 9.775 1/17 9.50 1/17 9.775 1/24 DNC 1/24 9.925 1/31 DNC 1/31 9.90 (2) 9.875 2/7 9.85 EX 9.825 EX 2/7 9.775 EX 9.85 9.925 2/14 9.875 2/14 9.775 9.90 (2) 2/21 9.975 2/21 9.30 9.90 2/28 9.95 (2) 2/28 9.775 3/7 3/7 3/13 3/13 3/21 3/21

Nya Reed Megan Skaggs Date V UB BB FX AA Date V UB BB FX AA 1/10 9.875 (1) 9.925 (2) 1/10 9.85 (3) 9.80 EX 1/17 9.875 (1) 9.85 1/17 9.80 (2) 9.875 (2) 1/24 9.90 9.95 (3) 1/24 9.90 1/31 ILL 1/31 9.90 (2) 9.825 9.225 EX 2/7 ILL 2/7 9.85 9.875 2/14 ILL 2/14 9.80 9.875 2/21 ILL 2/21 9.85 9.85 2/28 9.65 2/28 9.875 9.875 (2) 3/7 3/7 3/13 3/13 3/21 3/21

Payton Richards Halley Taylor Date V UB BB FX AA Date V UB BB FX AA 1/10 9.85 (2) 9.80 9.825 1/10 9.825 EX 1/17 9.775 9.85 (3) 9.85 1/17 DNC 1/24 9.925 (3) 9.825 9.90 9.85 39.50 1/24 DNC 1/31 9.925 (1) 9.80 9.90 (2) 9.775 39.40 (2) 1/31 9.75 EX 2/7 9.825 9.85 9.95 (2) 9.85 39.475 (3) 2/7 DNC 2/14 9.95 (1) 9.85 9.875 9.825 39.50 (2) 2/14 DNC 2/21 9.85 9.825 9.90 9.85 39.425 (3) 2/21 DNC 2/28 9.875 9.775 9.875 2/28 DNC 3/7 3/7 3/13 3/13 3/21 3/21

Savannah Schoenherr Trinity Thomas Date V UB BB FX AA Date V UB BB FX AA 1/10 9.80 9.85 (3) 1/10 9.825 (3) 9.925 (1) 9.975 (1) 9.975 (1) 39.70 (1) 1/17 9.65 9.85 (3) 1/17 9.725 9.075 9.925 (1) 9.95 (1) 38.675 1/24 9.725 9.975 (2) 1/24 9.90 10.0* (1) 9.90 9.975 (1) 39.775 (1) 1/31 9.90 (2) 9.90 (2) 1/31 9.90 (2) 9.925 (1) 9.95 (1) 9.95 (1) 39.725 (1) 2/7 9.825 9.95 (1) 9.85 EX 2/7 9.90 (3) 9.90 (3) 10.0* (1) 9.975 (1) 39.775 (1) 2/14 9.825 9.90 (2) 2/14 9.875 (3) 9.95 (1) 10.0* (1) 9.95 (1) 39.775 (1) 2/21 9.90 (3) 9.85 2/21 9.90 (3) 9.90 (2) 9.95 (2) 9.90 39.65 (1) 2/28 9.90 (3) 9.85 (3) 2/28 9.95 (1) 9.975 (1) 9.95 (2) 9.95 (1) 39.825* (1) 3/7 3/7 3/13 3/13 3/21 3/21

underline denotes collegiate best ! –All-America first team ^ - All-America second team * denotes UF record

2020 Florida Gymnastics Meet-by-Meet Lineups

Arkansa @Missouri LSU @Kentucky Denver & Iowa State @Auburn

Vault Alexander 9.775 Skaggs 9.800 Alexander 9.825 Skaggs 9.900 Foberg 9.825 Foberg 9.800 Reed 9.875 Alexander 9.750 Baumann 9.850 Alexander 9.800 Skaggs 9.850 Skaggs 9.800 Baumann 9.175 Reed 9.875 Schoenherr 9.725 Baumann 9.850 Baumann 9.800 Alexander 9.875 Schoenherr 9.800 Schoenherr 9.650 Reed 9.900 Schoenherr 9.900 Schoenherr 9.825 Schoenherr 9.825 Thomas 9.825 Thomas 9.725 Thomas 9.900 Thomas 9.900 Thomas 9.900 Thomas 9.875 Richards 9.850 Richards 9.775 Richards 9.925 Richards 9.925 Richards 9.825 Richards 9.950 49.125 48.925 49.400 49.475 49.225 49.325 Bars Richards 9.800 Richards 9.850 Richards 9.825 Richards 9.800 Richards 9.850 Richards 9.850 Gowey 9.850 Gowey 9.775 Gowey 9.875 Gowey 9.850 Gowey 9.850 Gowey 9.850 Hundley 9.875 Hundley 9.775 Hundley 9.900 Hundley 9.875 Hundley 9.875 Hundley 9.875 Schoenherr 9.850 Schoenherr 9.850 Schoenherr 9.975 Skaggs 9.825 Skaggs 9.875 Skaggs 9.875 Thomas 9.925 Skaggs 9.875 Skaggs 9.900 Thomas 9.925 Thomas 9.900 Thomas 9.950 Skaggs 9.850 Thomas 9.075 Thomas 10.00* Schoenherr 9.900 Schoenherr 9.950 Schoenherr 9.900 49.350 49.125 49.650 49.375 49.450 49.450 Beam Hundley 9.825 Hundley 9.775 Hundley 9.875 Hundley 9.775 Hundley 9.300 Richards 9.875 Richards 9.825 Clapper 9.500 Johnson-Scharp 9.925 Johnson-Scharp 9.900 Johnson-Scharp 9.850 Johnson-Scharp 9.775 Clapper 9.800 Richards 9.850 Richards 9.900 Richards 9.900 Richards 9.950 Baumann 9.925 Baumann 9.900 Baumann 9.875 Baumann 9.975 Baumann 9.900 Baumann 9.900 Gowey 9.950 Gowey 9.950 Gowey 9.900 Gowey 9.975 Gowey 9.850 Gowey 9.900 Thomas 10.00* Thomas 9.975 Thomas 9.925 Thomas 9.900 Thomas 9.950 Thomas 10.00* Clapper 9.875 49.475 49.325 49.675* 49.500 49.600 49.625 Floor Johnson-Scharp 9.775 Johnson-Scharp 9.775 Richards 9.850 Richards 9.775 Richards 9.850 Richards 9.825 Gowey 9.800 Gowey 9.900 Gowey 9.875 Gowey 9.850 Gowey 9.850 Gowey 9.850 Hundley 9.850 Hundley 9.850 Baumann 9.925 Johnson-Scharp 9.875 Johnson-Scharp 9.925 Hundley 9.900 Reed 9.925 Reed 9.850 Reed 9.950 Baumann 9.925 Hundley 9.875 Johnson-Scharp 9.900 Thomas 9.975 Thomas 9.950 Thomas 9.975 Thomas 9.950 Thomas 9.975 Thomas 9.950 Baumann 9.850 Baumann 9.925 Hundley 9.925 Hundley 9.850 Baumann 9.975 Baumann 9.875 49.400 49.475 49.650 49.450 49.600 49.475 197.350 196.85 198.375 197.800 197.875 197.875 @ NCAA Reg.

Alabama @Georgia @Penn State TWU @SEC Vault Foberg 9.850 Skaggs 9.875 Skaggs 9.850 Alexander 9.850 Alexander 9.950 Baumann 9.825 Schoenherr 9.900 Schoenherr 9.900 Thomas 9.900 Thomas 9.950 Richards 9.850 Richards 9.875 49.450 49.450

Richards 9.825 Richards 9.775 Gowey 9.850 Gowey 9.800 Hundley 9.900 Hundley 9.825 Skaggs 9.850 Skaggs 9.875 Thomas 9.900 Schoenherr 9.850 Schoenherr 9.850 Thomas 9.975 49.350 49.325

Richards 9.900 Richards 9.875 Johnson-Scharp 9.300 Hundley 9.775 Baumann 9.900 Baumann 9.975 Gowey 9.950 Gowey 9.900 Thomas 9.950 Thomas 9.950 Clapper 9.975 Clapper 9.950 49.675* 49.650

Richards 9.850 Gowey 9.875 Gowey 9.900 Hundley 9.875 Hundley 9.900 Johnson-Scharp 9.775 Johnson-Scharp 9.900 Reed 9.650 Thomas 9.900 Thomas 9.950 Baumann 9.975 Baumann 9.900 49.575 49.375 198.050 197.800

- *School record

Statistics by Gymnast University of Florida: 2019 - 2020 Season Page: 1 Sierra Alexander Date Team Vault Bars Beam Floor AllArr H 1/10/2020 Florida versus Arkansas 1-10-2020 9.775 A 1/17/2020 Florida at Missouri 1-17-20 9.750 H 1/24/2020 Florida versus LSU 1-24-20 9.825 A 1/31/2020 Florida at Kentucky 1-31-20 9.800 A 2/14/2020 Florida at Auburn 2-14-20 9.875 H 2/21/2020 Florida versus Alabama 2-24-20 9.950 A 2/28/2020 Florida at Georgia 2-28-20 9.850 Average 9.832 Season High 9.950 Career High 9.950

Alyssa Baumann Date Team Vault Bars Beam Floor AllArr H 1/10/2020 Florida versus Arkansas 1-10-2020 9.175 9.900 9.850 A 1/17/2020 Florida at Missouri 1-17-20 9.875 9.925 H 1/24/2020 Florida versus LSU 1-24-20 9.850 9.975 9.925 A 1/31/2020 Florida at Kentucky 1-31-20 9.850 9.900 9.925 H 2/07/2020 Florida versus Denver and Iowa State 2-7-20 9.800 9.900 9.975 A 2/14/2020 Florida at Auburn 2-14-20 9.925 9.875 H 2/21/2020 Florida versus Alabama 2-24-20 9.900 9.975 A 2/28/2020 Florida at Georgia 2-28-20 9.825 9.975 9.900 Average 9.700 9.919 9.919 Season High 9.850 9.975 9.975 Career High 9.875 9.975 9.975

Maegan Chant Date Team Vault Bars Beam Floor AllArr A 1/31/2020 Florida at Kentucky 1-31-20 9.700 EX Average Season High Career High 9.875

Leah Clapper Date Team Vault Bars Beam Floor AllArr H 1/10/2020 Florida versus Arkansas 1-10-2020 9.850 EX 9.800 A 1/17/2020 Florida at Missouri 1-17-20 9.500 H 2/07/2020 Florida versus Denver and Iowa State 2-7-20 9.850 EX 9.825 EX A 2/14/2020 Florida at Auburn 2-14-20 9.875 H 2/21/2020 Florida versus Alabama 2-24-20 9.975 A 2/28/2020 Florida at Georgia 2-28-20 9.950 Average 9.820 Season High 9.975 Career High 9.850 9.975 9.675

Scores in italic set or tied a personal record. Scores in bold set or tied a team record. Scores in light gray were exhibition.

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Statistics by Gymnast University of Florida: 2019 - 2020 Season Page: 1

Jazmyn Foberg Date Team Vault Bars Beam Floor AllArr A 1/31/2020 Florida at Kentucky 1-31-20 9.925 EX H 2/07/2020 Florida versus Denver and Iowa State 2-7-20 9.825 A 2/14/2020 Florida at Auburn 2-14-20 9.800 H 2/21/2020 Florida versus Alabama 2-24-20 9.850 Average 9.825 Season High 9.850 Career High 9.900 9.950 9.700 9.825 39.125

Rachel Gowey Date Team Vault Bars Beam Floor AllArr H 1/10/2020 Florida versus Arkansas 1-10-2020 9.850 9.950 9.800 A 1/17/2020 Florida at Missouri 1-17-20 9.775 9.900 9.900 H 1/24/2020 Florida versus LSU 1-24-20 9.875 9.975 9.875 A 1/31/2020 Florida at Kentucky 1-31-20 9.850 9.850 9.850 H 2/07/2020 Florida versus Denver and Iowa State 2-7-20 9.850 9.900 9.850 A 2/14/2020 Florida at Auburn 2-14-20 9.850 9.950 9.850 H 2/21/2020 Florida versus Alabama 2-24-20 9.850 9.950 9.900 A 2/28/2020 Florida at Georgia 2-28-20 9.800 9.900 9.875 Average 9.838 9.922 9.863 Season High 9.875 9.975 9.900 Career High 9.875 9.950 9.975 9.900 39.475

Amelia Hundley Date Team Vault Bars Beam Floor AllArr H 1/10/2020 Florida versus Arkansas 1-10-2020 9.750 EX 9.875 9.825 9.850 A 1/17/2020 Florida at Missouri 1-17-20 9.775 9.775 9.850 H 1/24/2020 Florida versus LSU 1-24-20 9.900 9.875 9.925 A 1/31/2020 Florida at Kentucky 1-31-20 9.875 9.775 9.850 H 2/07/2020 Florida versus Denver and Iowa State 2-7-20 9.875 9.300 9.875 A 2/14/2020 Florida at Auburn 2-14-20 9.875 9.900 H 2/21/2020 Florida versus Alabama 2-24-20 9.900 9.900 A 2/28/2020 Florida at Georgia 2-28-20 9.825 9.775 9.875 Average 9.863 9.721 9.878 Season High 9.900 9.875 9.925 Career High 9.900 9.975 9.925 9.950 39.625

Sydney Johnson-Scharpf Date Team Vault Bars Beam Floor AllArr H 1/10/2020 Florida versus Arkansas 1-10-2020 9.775 A 1/17/2020 Florida at Missouri 1-17-20 9.775 H 1/24/2020 Florida versus LSU 1-24-20 9.925 A 1/31/2020 Florida at Kentucky 1-31-20 9.900 9.875 H 2/07/2020 Florida versus Denver and Iowa State 2-7-20 9.775 EX 9.850 9.925 A 2/14/2020 Florida at Auburn 2-14-20 9.775 9.900 H 2/21/2020 Florida versus Alabama 2-24-20 9.300 9.900 A 2/28/2020 Florida at Georgia 2-28-20 9.775 Average 9.750 9.846 Season High 9.925 9.925 Career High 9.925 9.925

Scores in italic set or tied a personal record. Scores in bold set or tied a team record. Scores in light gray were exhibition.

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Statistics by Gymnast University of Florida: 2019 - 2020 Season Page: 1 Nya Reed Date Team Vault Bars Beam Floor AllArr H 1/10/2020 Florida versus Arkansas 1-10-2020 9.875 9.925 A 1/17/2020 Florida at Missouri 1-17-20 9.875 9.850 H 1/24/2020 Florida versus LSU 1-24-20 9.900 9.950 A 2/28/2020 Florida at Georgia 2-28-20 9.650 Average 9.883 9.844 Season High 9.900 9.950 Career High 9.900 9.950

Payton Richards Date Team Vault Bars Beam Floor AllArr H 1/10/2020 Florida versus Arkansas 1-10-2020 9.850 9.800 9.825 A 1/17/2020 Florida at Missouri 1-17-20 9.775 9.850 9.850 H 1/24/2020 Florida versus LSU 1-24-20 9.925 9.825 9.900 9.850 39.500 A 1/31/2020 Florida at Kentucky 1-31-20 9.925 9.800 9.900 9.775 39.400 H 2/07/2020 Florida versus Denver and Iowa State 2-7-20 9.825 9.850 9.950 9.850 39.475 A 2/14/2020 Florida at Auburn 2-14-20 9.950 9.850 9.875 9.825 39.500 H 2/21/2020 Florida versus Alabama 2-24-20 9.850 9.825 9.900 9.850 39.425 A 2/28/2020 Florida at Georgia 2-28-20 9.875 9.775 9.875 Average 9.872 9.822 9.884 9.830 39.460 Season High 9.950 9.850 9.950 9.850 39.500 Career High 9.950 9.850 9.950 9.850 39.500

Savannah Schoenherr Date Team Vault Bars Beam Floor AllArr H 1/10/2020 Florida versus Arkansas 1-10-2020 9.800 9.850 A 1/17/2020 Florida at Missouri 1-17-20 9.650 9.850 H 1/24/2020 Florida versus LSU 1-24-20 9.725 9.975 A 1/31/2020 Florida at Kentucky 1-31-20 9.900 9.900 H 2/07/2020 Florida versus Denver and Iowa State 2-7-20 9.825 9.950 9.850 EX A 2/14/2020 Florida at Auburn 2-14-20 9.825 9.900 H 2/21/2020 Florida versus Alabama 2-24-20 9.900 9.850 A 2/28/2020 Florida at Georgia 2-28-20 9.900 9.850 Average 9.816 9.891 Season High 9.900 9.975 Career High 9.900 9.975 9.850

Megan Skaggs Date Team Vault Bars Beam Floor AllArr H 1/10/2020 Florida versus Arkansas 1-10-2020 9.850 9.800 EX A 1/17/2020 Florida at Missouri 1-17-20 9.800 9.875 H 1/24/2020 Florida versus LSU 1-24-20 9.900 A 1/31/2020 Florida at Kentucky 1-31-20 9.900 9.825 9.225 EX H 2/07/2020 Florida versus Denver and Iowa State 2-7-20 9.850 9.875 A 2/14/2020 Florida at Auburn 2-14-20 9.800 9.875 H 2/21/2020 Florida versus Alabama 2-24-20 9.850 9.850 A 2/28/2020 Florida at Georgia 2-28-20 9.875 9.875 Average 9.846 9.866 Season High 9.900 9.900 Career High 9.900 9.950 9.950 9.925 39.550 Scores in italic set or tied a personal record. Scores in bold set or tied a team record. Scores in light gray were exhibition. Gymnastics ScoreKeeper™ by Peter Gysegem Software (541) 752-7263 www.gysegem.com Licensed to: University of Florida

Statistics by Gymnast University of Florida: 2019 - 2020 Season Page: 1 Halley Taylor Date Team Vault Bars Beam Floor AllArr H 1/10/2020 Florida versus Arkansas 1-10-2020 9.825 EX A 1/31/2020 Florida at Kentucky 1-31-20 9.750 EX Average Season High Career High

Trinity Thomas Date Team Vault Bars Beam Floor AllArr H 1/10/2020 Florida versus Arkansas 1-10-2020 9.825 9.925 9.975 9.975 39.700 A 1/17/2020 Florida at Missouri 1-17-20 9.725 9.075 9.925 9.950 38.675 H 1/24/2020 Florida versus LSU 1-24-20 9.900 10.000 9.900 9.975 39.775 A 1/31/2020 Florida at Kentucky 1-31-20 9.900 9.925 9.950 9.950 39.725 H 2/07/2020 Florida versus Denver and Iowa State 2-7-20 9.900 9.900 10.000 9.975 39.775 A 2/14/2020 Florida at Auburn 2-14-20 9.875 9.950 10.000 9.950 39.775 H 2/21/2020 Florida versus Alabama 2-24-20 9.900 9.900 9.950 9.900 39.650 A 2/28/2020 Florida at Georgia 2-28-20 9.950 9.975 9.950 9.950 39.825 Average 9.872 9.831 9.956 9.953 39.613 Season High 9.950 10.000 10.000 9.975 39.825 Career High 9.950 10.000 10.000 9.975 39.825

Scores in italic set or tied a personal record. Scores in bold set or tied a team record. Scores in light gray were exhibition.

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Uneven Bars Vault Score Date Athlete Opponent Score Date Athlete Opponent 10.000 1/24/2020 Trinity Thomas Louisiana State 10.000 1/26/2018 Alex McMurtry Oklahoma 10.000 4/15/2017 Alex McMurtry at NCAA Championships – Super Six 10.000 3/5/2017 Alex McMurtry at Louisiana State 10.000 2/10/2017 Alex McMurtry Georgia 10.000 1/16/2015 Alex McMurtry Auburn 10.000 3/11/2016 Alex McMurtry North Carolina 10.000 1/11/2015 Bridget Sloan at Ball State 10.000 1/29/2016 Alex McMurtry Alabama 10.000 2/21/2014 Kytra Hunter Gators Link to Pink versus LSU 10.000 3/21/2015 Bridget Sloan at Southeastern Conference 10.000 2/14/2014 Kytra Hunter Arkansas Championships 10.000 3/12/2004 Savannah UCLA 10.000 3/13/2015 Bridget Sloan Texas Woman’s University Evans 10.000 1/18/2013 Mackenzie Caquatto Missouri 10.000 4/17/1998 Susan Hines at NCAA Championships (Super Six) 10.000 1/30/2009 Melanie Sinclair Gators Link to Pink versus Kentucky 10.000 4/16/1998 Susan Hines at NCAA Championships - Semifinal 10.000 3/2/2007 Melanie Sinclair NC State 10.000 3/14/1998 Susan Hines at Tiger Invitational vs. Auburn and Rhode 10.000 2/16/2007 Melanie Sinclair Gators Link to Pink versus Kentucky Island 10.000 1/31/2003 Erin Pendleton GWU, URI, Washington 10.000 4/13/1996 Susan Hines NCAA Southeast Region Championships 10.000 3/22/1996 Amy Myerson SportsChannel Senior Night 9.975 3/24/2018 Alex McMurtry at Southeastern Conference Championships 10.000 3/22/1996 Kristen Guise SportsChannel Senior Night 9.975 2/9/2018 Alex McMurtry Alabama 9.975 3/7/2014 Alaina Johnson West Virginia 9.975 4/14/2017 Alex McMurtry at NCAA Championships - Semifinal 9.975 2/12/2011 Alaina Johnson at Georgia 9.975 2/24/2017 Alex McMurtry Missouri 9.975 2/24/2017 Amelia Hundley Missouri 9.975 2/24/2017 Rachel Slocum Missouri 9.975 2/10/2017 Amelia Hundley Georgia 9.975 2/10/2017 Rachel Slocum Georgia 9.975 4/21/2018 Alex McMurtry NCAA Championships – Super Six 9.975 3/6/2015 Alex McMurtry at Oklahoma 9.975 4/7/2018 Alex McMurtry at NCAA University Park Regional 9.975 2/20/2015 Alex McMurtry at LSU Championships 9.975 1/18/2013 Ashanée Missouri 9.975 3/9/2018 Alex McMurtry Nebraska Dickerson 9.975 2/16/2018 Alex McMurtry at Georgia 9.975 4/4/2015 Bridget Sloan at NCAA Morgantown Regional 9.975 2/2/2018 Alex McMurtry at Auburn 9.975 4/8/1995 Chrissy Vogel at NCAA Southeast Regionals 9.975 2/17/2017 Alex McMurtry at Arkansas 9.975 1/18/2008 Corey Hartung Georgia 9.975 1/24/2020 Savannah Louisiana State 9.975 4/13/1996 Kristen Guise NCAA Southeast Region Championships Schoenherr 9.975 3/8/1996 Kristen Guise The Gainesville Sun Invitational vs. Iowa 9.975 3/11/2016 Bridget Sloan North Carolina State & Illinois 9.975 1/15/2016 Bridget Sloan UCLA 9.975 2/18/1996 Kristen Guise Artistic Challenge 9.975 3/6/2015 Bridget Sloan at Oklahoma 9.975 2/9/1996 Kristen Guise SunTrust Showcase vs. Louisiana State 9.975 2/27/2015 Bridget Sloan Gators Link to Pink versus Kentucky 9.975 3/3/1995 Kristen Guise Louisiana State 9.975 3/14/2014 Bridget Sloan at Missouri 9.975 1/30/2015 Kytra Hunter Georgia 9.975 4/6/2013 Bridget Sloan NCAA Gainesville Regional 9.975 1/23/2015 Kytra Hunter at Alabama 9.975 3/16/2013 Bridget Sloan at Utah 9.975 3/16/2013 Kytra Hunter at Utah 9.975 2/22/2013 Bridget Sloan Kentucky 9.975 3/1/2013 Kytra Hunter Minnesota 9.975 4/10/1999 Chrissy Van Fleet NCAA Region II Championships 9.975 2/22/2013 Kytra Hunter Kentucky 9.975 2/21/2003 Erin Pendleton Alabama 9.975 1/25/2013 Kytra Hunter Gators Link to Pink versus Auburn 9.975 1/31/2003 Kristen Stucky GWU, URI, Washington 9.975 4/20/2012 Kytra Hunter at NCAA Championships (team) 9.975 3/1/2013 Mackenzie Caquatto Minnesota 9.975 3/24/2012 Kytra Hunter at Southeastern Conference Championships 9.975 1/5/2007 Melanie Sinclair Super Six Challenge 9.975 3/21/2003 Orley Szmuch Utah 9.975 3/15/2002 Orley Szmuch SunTrust Mardi Gras Madness 9.975 3/24/2018 Alex McMurtry at Southeastern Conference Championships 9.975 2/28/2020 Trinity Thomas at Georgia 9.975 2/9/2018 Alex McMurtry Alabama 9.975 1/25/2019 Trinity Thomas Kentucky 9.975 4/14/2017 Alex McMurtry at NCAA Championships - Semifinal 9.975 2/1/2019 Trinity Thomas at Oklahoma 9.975 2/24/2017 Alex McMurtry Missouri 9.975 2/22/2019 Trinity Thomas Georgia 9.975 2/24/2017 Rachel Slocum Missouri 9.975 2/10/2017 Rachel Slocum Georgia

Balance Beam Floor Exercise Score Date Athlete Opponent Score Date Athlete Opponent 10.000 1/26/2018 Alex McMurtry Oklahoma 10.000 2/9/2018 Kennedy Baker Alabama 10.000 3/4/2016 Bridget Sloan at Kentucky 10.000 1/27/2017 Kennedy Baker Gators Link to Pink versus Auburn 10.000 1/29/2016 Bridget Sloan Alabama 10.000 1/29/2016 Kennedy Baker Alabama 10.000 2/7/2014 Bridget Sloan at Kentucky 10.000 3/14/2014 Kytra Hunter at Missouri 10.000 2/27/2004 Kristen Stucky at Kentucky 10.000 3/7/2014 Kytra Hunter West Virginia 10.000 2/14/2020 Trinity Thomas at Auburn 10.000 1/31/2014 Kytra Hunter Oklahoma 10.000 2/7/2020 Trinity Thomas Denver & Iowa State 10.000 1/24/2014 Kytra Hunter Georgia 9.975 2/28/2020 Alyssa at Georgia 10.000 2/24/2017 Alex McMurtry Missouri Baumann 10.000 3/11/2016 Bridget Sloan North Carolina 9.975 1/24/2020 Alyssa Louisiana State 10.000 1/24/2014 Bridget Sloan Georgia Baumann 10.000 2/21/1997 Chrissy Vogel at Magical Classic 9.975 2/1/2019 Alyssa Baumann at Oklahoma 10.000 1/25/1991 Pam Titus First Union Bank Invitational (Auburn) 9.975 3/24/2018 Alyssa Baumann at SEC Championships 9.975 1/26/2018 Kennedy Baker Oklahoma 9.975 1/26/2018 Alyssa Baumann Oklahoma 9.975 2/21/2020 Alyssa Baumann Alabama 9.975 2/21/2020 Leah Clapper Alabama 9.975 2/7/2020 Alyssa Baumann Denver & Iowa State 9.975 1/28/2011 Ashanée Gators Link to Pink versus NC State & 9.975 3/8/2019 Alicia Boren Penn State Dickerson Penn State 9.975 2/15/2019 Alicia Boren at Alabama 9.975 1/24/2020 Rachel Gowey Louisiana State 9.975 2/8/2013 Ashanée Dickerson Alabama 9.975 3/9/2018 Alex McMurtry Nebraska 9.975 2/19/2016 Bridget Sloan at Missouri 9.975 3/11/2007 Ashley Reed at Boise State 9.975 1/29/2016 Bridget Sloan Alabama 9.975 3/7/2014 Bridget Sloan West Virginia 9.975 2/14/2014 Bridget Sloan Arkansas 9.975 3/1/2013 Bridget Sloan Minnesota 9.975 2/27/2015 Bridgette Caquatto Gators Link to Pink versus Kentucky 9.975 1/10/2020 Trinity Thomas Arkansas 9.975 3/2/2001 Hilary Thompson Rydell High Reunion vs. ISU, UK, BSU 9.975 3/4/2001 Hilary Thompson at Nebraska 9.975 3/10/2017 Kennedy Baker West Virginia 9.975 2/7/2003 Kristen Stucky at Louisiana State 9.975 2/13/2015 Kennedy Baker Missouri 9.975 3/6/2015 Kytra Hunter at Oklahoma 9.975 1/30/2015 Kennedy Baker Georgia 9.975 2/20/2011 Mackenzie at West Virginia, George Washington, 9.975 3/8/1996 Kristen Guise Iowa State & Illinois Caquatto New Hampshire 9.975 2/9/1996 Kristen Guise SunTrust Showcase vs. Louisiana State 9.950 3/23/2019 Alyssa Baumann at SEC Championships 9.975 4/18/2015 Kytra Hunter at NCAA Super Six 9.950 4/5/2019 Alicia Boren NCAA Corvallis Regional Semifinal 9.975 3/21/2015 Kytra Hunter at Southeastern Conference Championships 9.950 2/28/2020 Leah Clapper at Georgia 9.975 3/13/2015 Kytra Hunter Texas Woman’s University 9.950 2/21/2020 Rachel Gowey Alabama 9.975 1/30/2015 Kytra Hunter Georgia 9.950 1/10/2020 Rachel Gowey Arkansas 9.975 1/23/2015 Kytra Hunter at Alabama 9.950 3/23/2019 Rachel Gowey at Southeastern Conference 9.975 2/21/2014 Kytra Hunter Gators Link to Pink versus LSU Championships 9.975 4/20/2013 Kytra Hunter at NCAA Super Six 9.950 2/23/2018 Rachel Gowey Gators Link to Pink vs Arkansas 9.975 2/10/2012 Kytra Hunter Gators Link to Pink versus LSU 9.950 1/12/2018 Rachel Gowey LSU 9.975 2/14/2003 Lindsey Miner Be My Gator Night – Denver, Iowa State 9.950 4/7/2018 Alex McMurtry At NCAA University Park Regional 9.975 3/1/2013 Marissa King Minnesota Championships 9.975 2/4/2011 Marissa King Alabama 9.950 3/2/2018 Alex McMurtry at Missouri 9.975 2/14/2003 Orley Szmuch Be My Gator Night – Denver, Iowa State 9.950 2/23/2018 Alex McMurtry Gators Link to Pink vs Arkansas 9.975 1/24/2014 Rachel Spicer Georgia 9.950 3/10/2017 Alex McMurtry West Virginia 9.975 2/7/2020 Trinity Thomas Denver & Iowa State 9.950 2/10/2017 Alex McMurtry Georgia 9.975 1/24/2020 Trinity Thomas Louisiana State 9.950 1/20/2017 Alex McMurtry at North Carolina 9.975 1/10/2020 Trinity Thomas Arkansas 9.950 3/4/2016 Alex McMurtry at Kentucky 9.975 4/6/2019 Trinity Thomas NCAA Corvallis Regional Final 9.950 3/19/2016 Alex McMurtry at SEC Championships 9.975 3/8/2019 Trinity Thomas Penn State 9.950 2/26/2016 Alex McMurtry LSU 9.975 2/22/2019 Trinity Thomas Georgia 9.950 2/19/2016 Alex McMurtry at Missouri 9.975 2/15/2019 Trinity Thomas at Alabama 9.950 2/12/2016 Alex McMurtry Gators Link to Pink versus Arkansas 9.975 2/8/2019 Trinity Thomas Gators Link to Pink - Auburn 9.950 2/26/2016 Alicia Boren LSU 9.950 3/7/2014 Alaina Johnson West Virginia 9.950 4/10/2010 Ashanée at NCAA North Central Regionals Dickerson All-Around 9.950 2/19/2010 Ashanée Georgia Score Date Athlete Opponent Dickerson 39.825 3/9/2018 Alex McMurtry Nebraska 9.950 1/21/2005 Breanne King Nebraska 39.825 3/14/2014 Bridget Sloan at Missouri 9.950 3/23/2019 Megan Skaggs at SEC Championships 39.825 3/7/2014 Alaina Johnson West Virginia 9.950 4/2/2016 Bridget Sloan at NCAA Regioinals 39.825 2/28/2020 Trinity Thomas at Georgia 9.950 3/21/2015 Bridget Sloan at SEC Championships 39.8125 4/14/2017 Alex McMurtry at NCAA Championships - Semifinal 9.950 4/19/2014 Bridget Sloan at NCAA Super Six 39.800 4/15/2017 Alex McMurtry at NCAA Championships – Super Six 9.950 3/14/2014 Bridget Sloan at Missouri 39.800 4/5/2015 Bridget Sloan at NCAA Morgantown Regionals 9.950 2/21/2014 Bridget Sloan Gators Link to Pink versus LSU 39.800 3/1/2013 Kytra Hunter Minnesota 9.950 1/31/2014 Bridget Sloan Oklahoma 39.800 3/8/1996 Kristen Guise Iowa State & Illinois 9.950 4/20/2013 Bridget Sloan at NCAA Super Six 39.775 2/14/2020 Trinity Thomas at Auburn 9.950 3/16/2013 Bridget Sloan at Utah 39.775 2/7/2020 Trinity Thomas Denver & Iowa State 9.950 2/13/2015 Claire Boyce Missouri 39.775 1/24/2020 Trinity Thomas Louisiana State 9.950 4/4/2009 Corey Hartung at NCAA Region Championships 39.775 3/11/2016 Bridget Sloan North Carolina 9.950 2/20/2009 Corey Hartung Alabama 39.775 1/29/2016 Bridget Sloan Alabama 9.950 1/18/2008 Corey Hartung Georgia 39.775 3/22/1996 Kristen Guise SportsChannel Senior Night 9.950 2/16/2007 Corey Hartung Gators Link to Pink versus Kentucky 39.775 4/6/2013 Kytra Hunter NCAA Gainesville Regional 9.950 3/12/2004 Erinn Dooley UCLA 39.750 2/14/2014 Bridget Sloan Arkansas 9.950 1/27/2001 Hilary Thompson at North Carolina State 39.750 2/7/2014 Bridget Sloan at Kentucky 9.950 2/26/1999 Hilary Thompson at LSU 39.750 1/31/2014 Bridget Sloan Oklahoma 9.950 3/7/2003 Jenny Carow Gatorade Kids Festival – Auburn 39.750 3/1/2013 Bridget Sloan Minnesota 9.950 3/1/1996 Kristen Guise at Kentucky 39.750 3/23/2013 Bridget Sloan at SEC Championships 9.950 1/27/1996 Kristen Guise at Alabama 39.750 4/20/2013 Bridget Sloan at NCAA Super Six 9.950 3/10/1995 Kristen Guise Nationwide Insurance SEC Showcase 39.750 3/12/2004 Erinn Dooley UCLA 9.950 3/5/2004 Kristen Stucky Arizona 39.750 3/6/2015 Kytra Hunter at Oklahoma 9.950 1/23/2004 Kristen Stucky Illinois-Chicago, Michigan State, NC State 39.750 2/13/2015 Kytra Hunter Missouri 9.950 1/9/2004 Kristen Stucky at Super Six Challenge 39.750 3/8/2019 Trinity Thomas Penn State 9.950 2/14/2003 Kristen Stucky Be My Gator Night – Denver, Iowa State 39.725 4/7/2018 Alex McMurtry at NCAA University Park Regional 9.950 1/31/2003 Kristen Stucky GWU, URI, Washington 39.725 3/8/2019 Alicia Boren Penn State 9.950 2/13/2015 Kytra Hunter Missouri 39.725 2/10/2017 Alicia Boren Georgia 9.950 3/21/2003 Lindsey Miner Utah 39.725 4/19/2014 Bridget Sloan at NCAA Championships (Super Six) 9.950 3/7/2014 Mackenzie Caquatto West Virginia 39.725 4/20/2012 Kytra Hunter at NCAA Championships (team) 9.950 1/17/2014 Mackenzie Caquatto at Auburn 39.725 3/21/2003 Orley Szmuch Utah 9.950 1/24/2014 Mackenzie Caquatto Georgia 39.725 1/31/2020 Trinity Thomas at Kentucky 9.950 4/19/2013 Mackenzie Caquatto at NCAA Championships- Semifinals 39.700 4/10/2010 Ashanée Dickerson at NCAA North Central Regionals 9.950 3/1/2013 Mackenzie Caquatto Minnesota 39.700 3/18/2017 Alex McMurtry at SEC Championships 9.950 1/11/2013 Mackenzie Caquatto at Louisiana State 39.700 3/16/2013 Bridget Sloan at Utah 9.950 4/6/2013 Marissa King NCAA Gainesville Regional 39.700 3/22/2014 Bridget Sloan at SEC Championships 9.950 2/24/2012 Marissa King Georgia 39.700 2/21/2014 Bridget Sloan Gators Link to Pink versus LSU 9.950 2/17/2012 Marissa King at Auburn 39.700 1/17/2014 Bridget Sloan at Auburn 9.950 1/27/2012 Marissa King Arkansas, Bridgeport, Maryland 39.700 1/24/2014 Bridget Sloan Georgia 9.950 3/5/2010 Rebekah Zaiser North Carolina & Ball State 39.700 1/18/2008 Corey Hartung Georgia 9.950 3/8/1991 Tracy Wilson First Union Bank Senior Night 39.700 1/31/2014 Kytra Hunter Oklahoma 9.950 2/28/2020 Trinity Thomas at Georgia 39.700 1/24/2014 Kytra Hunter Georgia 9.950 2/21/20202 Trinity Thomas Alabama 39.700 1/25/2013 Kytra Hunter Gators Link to Pink versus Auburn 9.950 1/31/2020 Trinity Thomas at Kentucky 39.700 1/10/2020 Trinity Thomas Arkansas 39.700 2/8/2019 Trinity Thomas Gators Link to Pink versus Auburn 39.700 1/25/2019 Trinity Thomas Kentucky

Team Score

Score Date Opponent Career All-Around Victories 198.425 3/1/2013 Minnesota Name Years Competed (RS) Victories FR SO JR SR Bridget Sloan 2013-16 27 7 10 1 9 198.400 4/6/2013 NCAA Gainesville Regional Elfi Schlegel 1983-86 26 10 6 7 3 198.375 1/24/2020 Louisiana State Melissa Miller 1986-89 23 4 3 11 5 198.325 3/7/2014 West Virginia Kytra Hunter 2012-2015 21 6 4 2 9 198.225 2/13/2015 Missouri 198.225 3/12/2004 UCLA Ann Woods 1980-82 20 6 6 8 198.200 3/14/2014 at Missouri Kristen Guise 1993-96 17 5 6 6 198.175 1/29/2016 Alabama Ashanée Dickerson 2010-13 16 7 3 3 3 198.175 4/19/2014 at NCAA Championships -Super Six Chrissy Van Fleet 1997-00 16 2 3 5 6 198.150 1/26/2018 Oklahoma Corey Hartung 2006-2009 14 6 1 5 2 198.125 2/27/2015 Gators Link to Pink vs Kentucky Alicia Boren 2016-19 13 1 4 6 2 198.125 2/21/2014 Gators Link to Pink versus LSU Trinity Thomas 2019-present 13 6 7 Lynn McDonnell 1981-84 12 6 4 2 0 198.100 3/6/2015 at Oklahoma 198.100 2/8/2013 Alabama Ashley Reed 2005-08 10 4 1 3 2 198.050 2/21/2020 Gators Link to Pink versus Alabama Orley Szmuch 2002-05 9 2 5 2 198.050 3/11/2016 North Carolina Alaina Johnson 2011-14 7 3 2 2 198.050 1/24/2014 Georgia Melanie Sinclair 2006 (RS)-09 6 1 2 3 198.025 3/8/2019 Penn State Kennedy Baker 2015-18 5 3 2 198.025 2/1/2019 at Oklahoma Amanda Castillo 2007-10 5 2 2 1 198.025 3/5/2004 Arizona Alex McMurtry 2015-18 5 3 2 198.000 3/23/2013 at SEC Championships Erinn Dooley 2001-05 4 4 197.975 2/10/2017 Georgia Janice Kerr 1987-90 4 2 1 1 197.925 2/15/2008 Gators Link to Pink versus LSU Lynnette Wittmeier 1989-93 (90) 4 3 1 197.900 2/24/2017 Missouri Colleen Johnson 1992-95 4 1 1 1 1 197.900 3/13/2015 Texas Woman’s University Chrissy Vogel 1994-97 4 1 3 197.900 3/16/2012 Utah Hilary Thompson 1999-02 4 2 2 197.875 2/14/2020 at Auburn Maria Anz 1983-85 3 2 1 197.875 2/7/2020 Denver & Iowa State Melissa Kutcher 1989-92 3 3 197.875 2/26/2016 LSU Christina McDonald 1989-92 3 3 197.875 1/31/2014 Oklahoma Amy Beispiel 1987-90 2 1 1 197.875 3/16/2013 at Utah Anita Botnen 1985-88 2 1 1 197.875 2/16/2007 Gators Link to Pink versus Kentucky Karen Brennalt 1987-90 2 2 197.850 2/8/2019 Gators Link to Pink versus Auburn Betsy Hamm 1998-99 2 1 1 197.850 4/21/2018 NCAA Championships – Super Six Amelia Hundley 2017-present 2 2 197.850 2/9/2018 Alabama Breanne King 2004-2007 2 1 1 197.850 4/18/2015 at NCAA Super Six Marissa King 2010-13 2 2 197.850 2/10/2012 Gators Link to Pink versus LSU Lindsey Miner 2000-03 2 2 197.825 3/18/2017 at SEC Championships Mackenzie Caquatto 2011-14 1 1 Ericha Fassbender 2015-16 1 1 197.8125 4/15/2017 at NCAA Championships – Semifinal Rachel Gowey 2017-present 1 1 197.800 2/28/2020 at Georgia Kim Hillner 1984-86 1 1 197.800 1/31/2020 at Kentucky Samantha Lutz 2004-07 1 1 197.775 3/19/2016 at SEC Championships Lana Marty 1982-85 1 1 197.775 4/19/2013 at NCAA Championship – Semifinal Marni Rager 1987 1 1 197.775 4/21/2012 at NCAA Championships - Super Six Katie Rue 2004-07 1 1 197.775 1/27/2012 Arkansas, Bridgeport, Maryland Pam Titus 1988-91 1 1 197.750 3/23/2019 at SEC Championships Kara Waterhouse 2001-04 1 1 197.750 2/19/2016 at Missouri Tracy Wilson 1988-91 1 1 197.725 4/7/2018 at NCAA University Park Regional 197.725 2/23/2018 Gators Link to Pink vs Arkansas 197.725 2/12/2011 at Georgia 197.700 4/14/2017 at NCAA Championships – Super Six 197.700 1/27/2017 Gators Link to Pink versus Auburn 197.700 3/22/2014 at SEC Championships 197.700 3/14/2008 Utah 197.675 1/25/2019 Kentucky 197.675 1/15/2016 UCLA 197.675 4/10/2010 at NCAA North Central Regionals 197.675 3/16/2007 Michigan State 197.650 4/18/2014 at NCAA Championships – Semifinal 197.650 1/25/2013 Gators Link to Pink versus Auburn 197.650 4/20/2012 at NCAA Championships – Semifinal 197.650 2/2/2007 Auburn 197.600 3/10/2017 West Virginia 197.600 1/13/2017 Kentucky 197.600 1/30/2015 Georgia 197.5875 4/20/2018 at NCAA Championships – Semifinal II 197.575 4/20/2013 at NCAA Super Six 197.575 2/1/2013 at Arkansas 197.550 2/4/2011 Alabama 197.550 3/19/2010 Utah 197.550 3/5/2010 North Carolina & Ball State 197.525 3/4/2016 at Kentucky 197.525 2/14/2014 Arkansas 197.525 2/24/2012 Georgia 197.525 4/12/2008 NCAA Southeast Regionals 197.500 4/5/2019 NCAA Corvallis Regional Semifinal 197.500 1/18/2019 at Louisiana State 197.500 2/17/2012 at Auburn 197.500 1/28/2011 Gators Link to Pink versus NC State & Penn State Top-10 Event Scores – All-Time Vault Beam Score Date Event Score Date Event 49.650 3/12/2004 UCLA 49.625 4/4/2015 at NCAA Morgantown Regional 49.675 2/21/2020 Alabama 49.625 3/21/2015 at SEC Championships 49.675 1/24/2020 Louisiana State 49.625 1/25/2013 Gators Link to Pink versus Auburn 49.675 1/26/2018 Oklahoma 49.600 4/6/2013 NCAA Gainesville Regional 49.650 2/28/2020 at Georgia 49.575 2/27/2015 Gators Link to Pink vs Kentucky 49.625 2/14/2020 at Auburn 49.575 4/20/2012 at NCAA Championships (team) 49.625 3/23/2019 at SEC Championships 49.575 2/17/2012 at Auburn 49.625 3/7/2014 West Virginia 49.550 2/24/2017 Missouri 49.600 2/7/2020 Denver & Iowa State 49.550 3/6/2015 at Oklahoma 49.600 2/1/2019 at Oklahoma 49.550 2/13/2015 Missouri 49.600 3/1/2013 Minnesota 49.550 4/5/2014 at NCAA Region Championships 49.575 3/9/2018 Nebraska 49.550 2/22/2013 Kentucky 49.575 2/23/2018 Gators Link to Pink vs Arkansas 49.550 4/7/2012 at NCAA Raleigh Regional 49.575 2/13/2015 Missouri

49.575 4/10/2010 NCAA North Central Regionals

49.575 3/11/2007 at Boise State Bars Score Date Event 49.725 1/25/2019 Kentucky Floor 49.700 2/16/2007 Gators Link to Pink versus Kentucky Score Date Event 49.675 2/1/2019 at Oklahoma 49.875 1/24/2014 Georgia 49.675 3/1/2013 Minnesota 49.725 2/15/2019 at Alabama 49.675 1/31/2003 URH, GWU, UW 49.725 2/27/2015 Link to Pink vs Kentucky 49.650 1/24/2020 Louisiana State 49.725 4/20/2013 at NCAA Super Six 49.650 3/11/2016 North Carolina 49.700 3/1/2013 Minnesota 49.625 3/22/2014 at SEC Championships 49.675 2/24/2017 Missouri 49.625 3/14/2014 at Missouri 49.675 3/11/2016 North Carolina 49.625 3/7/2014 West Virginia 49.675 1/29/2016 Alabama 49.625 1/27/2012 Arkansas, Bridgeport, Maryland 49.675 3/7/2014 West Virginia 49.625 2/15/2008 Gators Link to Pink versus LSU 49.650 1/24/2020 Louisiana State 49.600 4/19/2014 at NCAA Championships (Super Six) 49.650 2/8/2019 Gators Link to Pink vs Auburn 49.600 4/6/2013 NCAA Gainesville Regional 49.650 4/18/2015 at NCAA Super Six 49.600 1/18/2013 at Missouri 49.650 2/21/2014 Gators Link to Pink versus LSU 49.600 3/16/2007 Michigan State 49.650 4/6/2013 NCAA Gainesville Regional 49.600 3/5/2004 Arizona 49.650 2/8/2013 Alabama 49.650 2/4/2011 Alabama 49.650 3/16/2007 Michigan State 49.650 2/2/2007 Auburn

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