COLLEGE ASSOCIATION TEAM FINALS: 1.Oklahoma 443.40 N C A A M E N’ S G Y M N A S T I C S 2. Stanford 434.05 3. Ohio State 433.05 4. Illinois 432.75 5. Penn State 425.40 FINALS - 2016 6. Minnesota 424.40 Compiled by Jerry Wright April 16, 2016 OKLAHOMA WINS ITS 10TH NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS IN A DOMINATING PERFORMANCE

looned its lead to more than four points over the second-place Cardinal. The Sooners saw five solid routines on the parallel bars, including Moldauer’s 15.250. Stanford struggled on in the rotation and with just one event left, had fall- en to fourth place. OU put the bow on its national title on high bar. Van Wicklen and freshman Levi Ander- son paced the Sooners with a pair of 14.800s. That high bar score secure the Sooners’ 443.400 and the seventh national title of Wil- liams’ career.

UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA STANFORD UNIVERSITY Stanford scored 434.050 to finish second Saturday at the NCAA Championships Finals, UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA around title, with a score of 89.100. Colin earning its 10th top-three finish in the past 11 Defend for 10. The mission statement that Van Wicklen also topped a podium Saturday years. Stanford’s second-place finish is its has driven the top-ranked Oklahoma all sea- night, winning the national title on with second consecutive runner up finish and re- son is officially outdated. Saturday night at a score of 15.300. mains its highest since it won the 2011 St. John Arena in Columbus, Ohio, the Soon- In total, seven Sooners won a total of 16 All NCAA Championship. ers scored 443.400, capping a second consec- -American honors, earned by finishing in the took utive undefeated season and claiming the 10th top eight of an event. home first place MODI NCAA championship in program history. Oklahoma started its night on floor and im- finishes in parallel Oklahoma’s team total was good enough to proved on its prelim performance by nearly a bars (15.300) as secure a 10-point victory, the largest in full point. The Sooners were led by Van well as high bar NCAA history, over second-place Stanford Wicklen’s championship performance, and (15.200). Modi also (434.050) and lay claim to its fourth set of also got a 15.100 from Kanji Oyama and a placed 2 nd in the all back-to-back titles. 15.000 from Moldauer. Hunter Justus was a -around (88.50), In addition to the team title, the Sooners late scratch from the lineup with an injury in tied for 8th in floor also won a pair of individual national titles. warmups. (14.650) and 10th Freshman became the eighth Oklahoma was solid on pommel horse in vault (15.000). Sooner in OU history to win the NCAA all- where paced the Sooners with a Dennis Zaremski 2016 NCAA ALL AROUND CHAMPION 15.100 from the anchor position. Freshman was clutch for the YUL MOLDAUER: U. OF OKLAHOMA Genki Suzuki also turned in a big perfor- Cardinal as well, re mance for OU, scoring a 14.800. However, -claiming his title after two rotations OU was in an unfamiliar in still rings with a position, sitting in third place. 15.450. That wouldn’t last long however, as Okla- The Cardinal led homa moved to still rings in the third rotation. after the first event, Led by a 15.200 from Justus, OU totaled taking a 74.050 on vault to lead the field. 74.500 to vault into the lead. Thao Hoang Akash Modi led the Cardinal with a 15.000 scored 14.950, Moldauer totaling 14.800, vault with Gabe Flores right behind him, Reese Rickett sticking for a 14.800 and Oya- landing a 14.850. ma turning in a 14.750. Heading into parallel bars, the Cardinal was The fourth rotation proved to be crucial phenomenal again as Akash Modi took the with Stanford competing on floor, its best event title with a 15.300 with his fellow Car- event, and trailing OU by just a fraction. The dinal all scoring 14.500 or higher. Sooners competed on vault, where they ex- High bar up next saw the Cardinal come out ploded with four scores topping the 15-point red-hot with the first four Cardinal nailing mark. Van Wicklen set the bar high for OU, 14.550 or higher until a falter in the end scoring 15.250. Bower (15.050), Moldauer showed the first flaw of the day for Stanford. (15.000) and Oyama (15.200) also hit big Akash Modi took home the event title with a vaults. OU’s huge numbers on vault bal- 15.200. Still in the hunt, the Cardinal was ultimately earned an individual national championship scored a 425.400. derailed by pommel horse where it posted a as Brandon Ngai continued the streak after Howard earned All-America status on the 67.650 for its lowest score of the year. posting a score of 15.450 to win the pommel vault (3rd – 15.300), still rings (6th – 15.100), A highlight still remained in rings for Stan- horse competition. Illinois returns home with all-around (6th – 86.500) and floor exercise ford as Dennis Zaremski crushed a 15.450 to (8th – 14.650). Howard becomes just the take the NCAA title while every Cardinal fourth Penn State men’s gymnast to grab All- took a 14.450 or higher in the event. NGAI America status all four years in the history of the program. OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY Alex Johnson won a national title on high HOWARD bar, six athletes earned All-America honors and Ohio State finished third as a team at the 2016 NCAA Men’s Gymnastics Champion- ships Saturday night at St. John Arena, the best finish for the Buckeyes at the NCAA finals since 2005. A crowd of 3,592 four All-Americans; accompanying Ngai are witnessed Johnson win Logan Bradley on pommel horse, Tyson Bull his first career national on high bar and freshman on high title on the final rou- bar. UI turned in a team score of 432.050 to Also earning All-America status was Leroy tine of his college ca- finish with fourth-place honors in an all-out Clarke, Jr., who placed eighth on the still reer, a season-best battle from the St. John Arena on Saturday, rings with a 15.000. The honor marks the performance and score April 16. second of his career as he garnered All- of 15.200 that tied him Illinois opened the evening on the high bar America status on the parallel bars in 2015. at the top of the podi- and was led off by three-straight stuck dis- After the parallel bars PSU found itself in a um. mounts thanks to Ross Thompson, Max Mayr slight hole, sitting in fifth overall after one Led by Johnson, six and Alex Diab. Diab's 14.900 on the event led rotation. Howard finished a team-best 16th different Buckeyes the Orange and Blue and held on to earn fifth overall with a 14.450, while Clarke placed were named All- place. Tyson Bull tallied a 14.800 to secure a 24th with a 14.200. Finally, Alexis Torres Americans, the most at share of sixth. Chandler Eggleston scored a rounded out the top three finishes for Penn an NCAA champion- 14.500 while Mayr earned a mark of 14.400 State with a 14.000. ship in school history. and Thompson posted a 14.350. Clarke was just shy of All-America honors The Buckeyes came The Illini headed to the floor exercise where on the high bar leading Penn State with a out of the gate strong Bobby Baker led the group with a score of 14.700 and tying for ninth overall. Competing with scores of 73.450 14.600. Eggleston was just behind him with a in his first NCAA Championships, freshman on rings and 73.900 on 14.500 reading while Logan Bradley and Di- Wyatt Tyndall put up a career-high 14.300 on vault, surging to sec- JOHNSON ab each posted marks of 14.450. the high bar to place 24th overall and second ond place overall. A Brandon Ngai notched a 15.450 to lead the for Penn State. 69.850 on parallel bars Fighting Illini on pommel horse. Bradley also Howard nabbed his first of four All- dropped OSU to hit the 15.0 mark, posting a 15.200 to take America honors, tying for eighth overall on fourth, but the team fourth place and earn his third-consecutive floor with a 14.650, while DiFulvio finished rebounded with scores of 72.550 on high bar, All-American honors on the event. Baker second for Penn State with a 14.450 in the 71.850 on floor exercise and 71.450 on pom- earned a 14.400 reading on the event. event. mel horse to capture the third-place trophy. Tom Gibbs opened on still rings and scored On pommel horse Colin Coates paced PSU Freshman won three All- a 14.700. Baker led the Orange and Blue's tying for 18th overall with a 14.250, while America awards at his first NCAA champion- efforts with a score of 14.850 to take 10th Christian McSwain and Clarkes finished ship meet, highlighted by a runner-up finish place. Mayr also added a 14.700. Diab was closely behind with matching 14.200s to tie on pommel horse with a score of 15.300. He just behind with a 14.650 of his own. for 20th overall in the competitive field. added a seventh-place finish on rings (15.050) Blake Martin opened the Illini action on Howard once again led the NIttany Lions on his way to a fifth-place performance in the vault by tying his career-best score of 14.800 with a 15.100 and his second All-America all-around with a score of 88.050. that he set the previous night. Martin's mark honor of the day to tie for sixth overall on the Redshirt sophomore Sean Melton collected led the Orange and Blue and tied for 17th rings, while Clarke captured All-America two All-America honors at his second NCAA overall on the night. Fred Hartville turned in status placing eighth with a 15.000. DiFulvio championship, bringing his career total at a 14.750. rounded out the top three for Penn State with Ohio State to six. He was fourth on high bar Heading into the final rotation, Illinois sat a 14.400. (14.950) and fifth on rings (15.150). Initially in second place behind just Oklahoma. The Howard did what he does best and tied for entered in the all-around, Melton was a Illini owned a half point advantage on the third overall in the vault event with a 15.300 scratch on floor exercise following an injury hosts and over a two-point lead on Stanford. which was his second-best score of the 2016 on vault in the third rotation. The Orange and Blue closed the night on campaign, while DiFulvio placed 13th with a Two Buckeyes earned their first career All- parallel bars with a team reading of 70.650 14.900. America awards with Seth Delbridge, using a for its sixth score above 70 on the day. John- Howard was the lone all-around competitor career-best score of 15.350 to earn runner-up ny Jacobson and Mayr each posted a 14.300 for Penn State, placing sixth overall with an honors-vault, while Alex Wilson tied for sev- on the event to lead the Orange and Blue with 86.500 to nab his fourth All-American honor enth with a 15.100-vault. top-20 finishes. of the night. Emeric Quade also collected his first career All-America accolade in his final career meet, PENN STATE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA finishing fourth on floor exercise with a score Behind four All-America performances The University of Minnesota finished sixth of 14.800. from senior Trevor Howard the Penn State at the NCAA Championships on Saturday men’s gymnastics team finished fifth overall night. It was the Gophers’ first top-six finish UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS at the 2016 NCAA Championships at St. John since 2007. Junior Zach Liebler, Joel Gagnon For the sixth-straight season, an Illini Arena Saturday, Apr. 16. The Nittany Lions and freshman Justin Karstadt earned All- America honors. Liebler collected two top- fy as a team for team finals. This allowed eight finishes. LOTTMAN gymnasts to qualify individually for the sec- Liebler tied for seventh in Vault with a score ond day. of 15.100. He and Gagnon tied for eighth on Iowa began on high bar, Boyle led the team Floor Exercise with scores of 14.650. Karstadt with a 14.500 and placed seventh overall. Pat- was eighth on Pom- erson qualified on the event with a 14th place mel Horse at 14.950. finish with a score of 14.250 while Hodges Both Liebler and tied for 15th place and scored a 14.200 to Gagnon earned All- qualify as well. LIEBLER America status on On floor exercise, Loochtan led the team, Floor last season as posting a score of 14.550 to tie for eighth well. Everitt notched scores of 14.00 and 13.85, place, Ellsworth placed 18th, recording a Like Friday’s qual- respectively. Stephenson, competing in the all score of 14.200, and junior Mark Springett ifying session, the -around notched a 13.50. As a team, Nebraska tied for 20th with a 13.950. Gophers opened Sat- was in third place after the first event. The Hawkeyes failed to land a gymnast in urday on the Pommel The Huskers moved to vault where K. King the top 10 on pommel horse during the third Horse. Karstadt led the team with a 15.05. Magsam and Cham- rotation. Hodges led the team in 12th place, turned in the Go- berlain each added support with 14.65. Anto- posting a 14.650 and senior Emmanuel Mon- phers’ best score nio Castro earned a 14.35. NU remained in roy finished in 16th place with a score of with a 14.950 to end third place after the second rotation. 14.300. the rotation. His On parallel bars, NU had a strong perfor- Loochtan found himself in the hunt for the score ranked eighth mance (70.25) and moved into second place event title on rings during the fourth rotation. overall to put him on halfway through the meet. Chamberlain and He posted a 14.900 for fourth place overall the podium. Stephenson led the effort with scores of 14.85, while Boyle followed closely behind, placing The Gopher were and finished with the highest score of the ses- seventh with a 14.750 effort. sixth after Pommel sion. Epperson posted a 14.10. Ellsworth qualified for day two during the Horse and remained there after Still Rings. Next for Nebraska was high bar, where fifth rotation on vault. He stuck his landing on Montague turned in a 14.350 for the Maroon Lottman posted a career-best score of 14.30. vault on his way to a fifth place finish with a and Gold’s top score in the event. J. King and Leal pitched in score of 14.10 and score of 15.200. Loochtan tied for 13th with a Liebler’s 15.100 tied for seventh overall on 13.85, respectively. The team moved down score of 14.900. Vault. Gagnon, who had not competed in one spot to fourth place after the event. In the final rotation on parallel bars, Ells- Vault on Friday, earned a 14.850. Karstadt’s On floor NU moved back into third place. worth led the team, tying for 10th place and 14.750 was the Gophers’ third best on the Epperson (14.95) and Connor Adamsick posting a 14.000. Boyle placed behind him in Vault. (14.45) led the effort, with help from K. King 13th with a score of 14.000. Tristan Duran got a 14.550 on the Parallel who earned 14.25. Stephenson pitched in a Loochtan (84.850) and Boyle (84.600) com- Bars, a team-best. score of 14.05. peted all-around for the Hawkeyes and quali- Jalon Stephens again led Minnesota on the Nebraska put on a stellar performance on fied for day two in the all-around competition, High Bar, turning in a 14.700. The High Bar pommel horse, earning a team score of 71.35. finishing in second and fourth place, respec- was the final collegiate routine for both Mon- Irick started the team off strong with a 13.90. tively. tague (14.400) and Danny DiBenedetto Castro powered through his routine and (14.200). earned a 14.95. Stephenson and J. King added UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN On Floor Exercise Liebler and Gagnon’s 14.10 and 12.95, respectively. Lottman, the The University of Michigan, competing in 14.650 scores led the way and tied for eighth anchor on the event, led the team and had the NCAA Qualifying session II, took fifth place overall. Freshman Vitali Kan followed with a highest overall score (15.40), giving the Husk- with a team score of 422.150 en route to seven 14.500. ers a shot at finishing in the top three, but it gymnasts qualifying on 14 routines Friday Tristan Duran competed in the All-Around was not to be. (April 15) at Ohio State's St. John Arena. both nights and in spite of hitting 12 of 12 routines narrowly missed making the All- UNIVERSITY OF IOWA American podium. Duran finished in 9 th with The University of Iowa qualified five Haw- McCALLUM 85.05 and Karstadt was 13 th with 83.75. keyes for day two of the NCAA Champion- ships on Friday night inside St. John Arena. Matt Loochtan (all-around), Jack Boyle (all TEAMS NOT ADVANCING TO FINALS

UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA LOOCHTAN Seven members of the Nebraska team ad- vanced to the individual event finals at the 2016 NCAA Championships on Saturday, April 16 at St. John Arena in Columbus, Ohio. The Wolverines began the night on still Despite a tremendous effort, Nebraska missed rings where freshman Anthony McCallum out on a spot in the team finals by .400 points. scored a 14.500, while Colin Mahar stuck his Sam Chamberlain and Ethan Lottman, Aus- landing to earn a 15.100 and the second- tin Epperson, Anton Stephenson, Antonio highest score of the session. Castro, Connor Adamsick and Kyle King all On vault McCallum asserted himself as a qualified for the finals after their performanc- -around), Cory Paterson (high bar), Dylan strong contender for the NCAA vault title, es on Friday afternoon at the first preliminary Ellsworth (vault), and Austin Hodges (high taking only a small step on his Yurchenko 2.5 session of the championships. for a 15.600 as the anchor on the event. He On still rings Ryan Irick and Alex Magsam bar) qualified for day two of the NCAA Championships. was accompanied by Emyre Cole, who se- stuck their landings. The pair, along with Ep- As a team, Iowa placed fourth overall with cured a 15.15 to take sixth and earn an event person had the highest scores for the Huskers a score of 423.250 and missed the cut to quali- finals berth as the Wolverines scored a solid on the event with 14.10. J. King and Joshua 74.400. Highlighted by a runner-up finish on the zales led Navy’s effort on Friday with strong Leading by .500 after two rotations, U-M high bar from Chase Cannon, Air Force ac- results in the all-around and ring competi- was forced to count two falls on parallel bars, tions. Tang was the third-highest ranked gym- and relinquished its top spot on the night. U- nast amongst the non-advancing teams in the M did however secure individual qualifiers on CANNON all-around with a score of 82.4. In the rings, parallel bars in Dmitiri Belanovksi (14.450) Poletti and Gonzales advanced to Saturday’s and Marty Strech on parallel bars, while finals on the strength of the first and third- Belanovski also qualified on high bar with a highest scores at 14.65 and 14.5, respectively. 14.300. Navy’s day began with an inauspicious start On floor U-M took three of the top four as the first of its 30 routines was cut short. scores on the session, as both Cole and An- Starting on the high bar, John-Charles Arion thony Stefanelli scored matching 15.000s, was the first Midshipmen to step up for action while Strech took fourth with a 14.75. The counted for at least one top-10 finish in five and less than a minute into his routine, a flip rotation was good enough to move U-M into of six events during the NCAA National and subsequent slip off the bar resulted in a fifth-place in the session, a spot that the Wol- Qualifier, which concluded April 15 in Co- significant fall and sustaining of injuries to verines hung on to. lumbus, Ohio. his face. Unfazed, David Frick stepped up to On the pommel horse Nolan Novak quali- Cannon, who finished second on the high the high bar and turned in a 13.75 score that fied for the event finals with an 8 th place score bar with a score of 15.050, led the Falcons to was tied for best in the Mids’ lineup; three of 14.80. eight top-10 finishes – and four top-five gymnasts later, Tang equaled Frick’s output. marks. Arinn Wade and Tim Wang finished On less than five minutes notice, Jacob Moses UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA fifth (15.150) and eighth (14.800), respective- was the man to step into the lineup and regis- With a team score of 421.350 at the NCAA ly, on the pommel horse, while Wang added a ter Navy’s fifth score. The alternate recorded Championship Qualifier California’s 2016 fifth-place total of 84.300 in the all-around a score of 13.25 in the emergency relief ap- season came to an end on Friday. and a sixth-place score of 14.600 on the floor pearance. Despite Kevin Wolting claiming the ses- exercise. Denis Aurelius scored a 14.850 to The Mids got into more of a regular flow sion’s all-around title with a score of 87.100 tie for fifth on the still rings, while freshman during the floor exercise rotation and Mitchell and Yordan Aleksandrov reaching the high- Jake Stanley tied for 10th on the parallel bars Larios and Tang led Navy with respective with a 14.100. results of 13.95 and 13.8. Aurelius and Wang each accounted for one On the pommel horse Eric Morrison posted WOLTING additional finish within the top half of the a 14.05 score. Noah Beeman recorded Navy’s field, as Aurelius finished 12th on the floor second-best result on the apparatus with a exercise (14.400) and Wang tied for 14th on 13.75 mark. Michael Dorsey posted a 13.3. the parallel bars (13.900). Adversity struck the Mids again in the rings Eric Klein and Ryan Girouard tied for 20th rotation as the fourth man in the lineup, Gon- on the floor exercise with matching scores of zales, was nearly through his routine when his 13.950, while Klein earned the same place- hand guard snapped and he lost control of his ment on the high bar after scoring a 13.700. grip, falling to the floor below. With two Christian Kalustian rounded out Air Force’s teammates left to perform on the event, Gon- top-20 finishers, as he scored a 14.550 to tie zales was able to take advantage of the rule bar podium, the team finished in fifth place in for 20th on the vault. that allows competitors to restart a routine the six-team session. Based on their individual event finishes in should there be an equipment malfunction. After posting season-low team scores on the the qualifier, five Falcons advanced to the Less than five minutes after the equipment parallel bars and high bars, the Bears collect- finals of the NCAA Championships. Aurelius glitch, Gonzales regrouped and performed his ed themselves and finished the third event (still rings), Cannon (high bar), Stanley entire routine to a strong 14.5 score that was with the second highest team floor score. (parallel bars), Wade (pommel horse) and tied for ninth overall and worthy of a spot in Wolting anchored the event for Cal and Wang (pommel horse) will compete in their Saturday’s finals. All the while, Gonzales’ scored a 15.200. The second highest floor respective events tomorrow (April 16). tribulation was going-on, Poletti calmly score in the session. stepped to rings and turned in the session’s On the pommel horse Takahiro Kawada U.S. NAVAL ACADEMY seventh-best score at 14.65. scored a 15.200, which was just shy of his Navy completed team action at the NCAA In vaulting Andy Jones highlighted the personal season-high mark and was good Championships on Friday with a 410.1-point team’s lineup with a 14.5 mark to rank 19th enough for the second highest score in the result in the first team qualifying session. The overall. The duo of Frick and Zac Ceroli fol- event Friday afternoon. Wolting backed up Mids finished in sixth place in the session. lowed up Jones’ result with respective scores Kawada’s score with the eighth highest score Friday was the first time since 2009 that a of 14.3 and 14.15. With his 14.0, Tang was on horse in the session with a 14.650. complete Navy team was represented at the the fourth Mid to meet the mark. Kyle Zemeir led the way for the Bears on national championship meet. The parallel bars were the final event of the the rings as he posted a 14.500 that was tied Jonny Tang, Eric Poletti and Connor Gon- day for Navy. The Mids finished tightly for the ninth highest score in the session. packed together as their top-three scorers, In Cal’s final event, vault, redshirt freshman TANG Tang, Larios and Connor Westrick ranked Michael Rauchwerger posted a personal sea- 22nd, 23rd, and 24th overall at 13.8, 13.75 son-high with a 14.900. Meanwhile, the and 13.65, respectively. event’s anchor, Wolting, sat .850 points atop In the all-around competition Tang placed the all-around leaderboard. He needed a solid sixth overall with a combined score of 82.4, score to secure the event title and the senior while Beeman posted an 80.75 to finish 10th came through with a 15.200, tying Minneso- amongst the field of all-around gymnasts. ta’s Zach Liebler for the vault title. In total Tang advanced to Saturday’s championship Wolting finished in the top-10 of three of the action. six events and in the top-3 of two of them.

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2016 NCAA National Championships Individual Event Results ALL AROUND

1.Yul Moldauer, Univ. Of Oklahoma 89.100 2T. Akash Modi, Stanford Univ. 88.500 2T. Kanji Oyama, Univ. Of Oklahoma 88.500 4. Allan Bower, Univ. Of Oklahoma 88.100 5. Alec Yoder, Ohio State Univ. 88.050 6. Trevor Howard, Penn State Univ. 86.500 7. Dmitri Belanovski, Univ. Of Mich. 85.700 8. Kyle Zemeir, U. Of California 85.150 Yul Moldauer Akash Modi Kanji Oyama 9. Tristan Duran, Univ. Of Minnesota 85.050 FLOOR EXERCISE

1. Colin Van Wicklen, Univ. Of Okla. 15.300 2. Kanji Oyama, Univ. Of Oklahoma 15.100 3. Yul Moldauer, Univ. Of Oklahoma 15.000 4. Emeric Quade, Ohio State Univ. 14.800 5T. Dmitri Belanovski, Univ. Of Mich. 14.700 5T. Austin Epperson, Univ. Of Neb. 14.700 5T. Kevin Wolting, U. Of California 14.700 8T. Joel Gagnon, Univ. Of Minn. 14.650 8T. Trevor Howard, Penn State Univ. 14.650 Colin Van Wicklen Kanji Oyama Yul Moldauer 8T. Zach Liebler, Univ. Of Minnesota 14.650 8T. Akash Modi, Stanford Univ. 14.650 POMMEL HORSE

1. Brandon Ngai, Univ. Of Illinois 15.450 2. Alec Yoder, Ohio State Univ. 15.300 3. Ethan Lottman, Univ. Of Nebraska 15.250 4T. Logan Bradle, Univ. Of Illinois 15.200 4T. Arinn Wade, U.S. Air Force Acad. 15.200 6. Allan Bower, Univ. Of Oklahoma 15.100 7. Tim Wang, U.S. Air Force Academy 15.000 Brandon Ngai Alec Yoder Ethan Lottman 8. Justin Karstadt, Univ. Of Minnesota 14.950 9. Brian Knott, Stanford Univ. 14.900 STILL RINGS

1. Dennis Zaremski, Stanford Univ. 15.450 2. Denis Aurelius, U.S. Air Force Acad.15.300 3T. Hunter Justus, Univ. Of Oklahoma 15.200 3T. Colin Mahar, Univ. Of Michigan 15.200 5. Sean Melton, Ohio State Univ. 15.150 6. Trevor Howard, Penn State Univ. 15.100 7. Alec Yoder, Ohio State Univ. 15.050 8. Leroy Clarke Jr., Penn State Univ. 15.000 9. Thao Hoang, Univ. Of Oklahoma 14.950 Dennis Zaremski Denis Aurelius Hunter Justus/Colin Mahar VAULT

1. Anthony McCallum, Univ. Of Mich. 15.550

2. Seth Delbridge, Ohio State Univ. 15.350 3T. Trevor Howard, Penn State Univ. 15.300

3T. Kyle Zemeir, U. Of California 15.300 5, Colin Van Wicklen, Univ. Of Okla. 15.250

6, Kanji Oyama, Univ. Of Oklahoma 15.200 7T. Alexander Wilson, Ohio State Univ 15.100 7T. Zach Liebler, Univ. Of Minnesota 15.100 9. Allan Bower, Univ. Of Oklahoma 15.050 PARALLEL BARS Anthony McCallum Seth Delbridge Trevor Howard/Kyle Zemeir 1. Akash Modi, Stanford Univ. 15.300

2. Yul Moldauer, Univ. Of Oklahoma 15.250

3. Sam Chamberlain, Univ. Of Neb. 15.150

4T. Sergey Resnick,, Univ. Of Okla 14.850

4T. Dennis Zaremski, Stanford Univ. 14.850

6. Brian Knott, Stanford Univ. 14.750

7T. Kanji Oyama, Univ. Of Oklahoma 14.700

7T. Allan Bower, Univ. Of Oklahoma 14.700

7T. Anton Stephenson, Univ. Of Neb. 14.700 HORIZONTAL BAR

1T. Akash Modi, Stanford Univ. 15.200 Akash Modi Yul Moldauer Sam Chamberlain 1T. Alex Johnson, Ohio State Univ. 15.200 3. Yordan Aleksandrov, U. Of Cal. 15.000 4. Sean Melton, Ohio State Univ. 14.950 5. Alex Diab, Univ. Of Illinois 14.900 6T. Colin Van Wicklen, U. Of Okla 14.800 6T. Levi Anderson, Univ. Of Okla. 14.800 6T. Taylor Seaton, Stanford Univ. 14.800 6T. Tyson Bull, Univ. Of Illinois 14.80

Top 8 in each event (plus ties) receive All Alex Johnson Akash Modi Yordan Aleksandrov American status.