2006 Men’s Contact: Kelli Kremlacek ›› Offi ce: (402) 472-7778 ›› Cell: (701) 226-2712 ›› email: [email protected] No. 1 No. 2 Stanford Event: No. 9 Nebraska at No. 1 Oklahoma Site: Norman, Okla. No. 1 No. 2 No. 9 Date: Saturday, March 11; 7 p.m. Huskers Head to Norman For Round Two Up Next: vs. Air Force, March 19, 2 p.m. After hosting the defending national champion last Sunday, the No. 9 Bob Devaney Sports Center Nebraska men’s gymnastics team travels to Norman, Okla., this Saturday, March 11 where OU Lincoln, Neb. will return the favor at the Lloyd Noble Center at 7 p.m. The meet also features No. 2 Stanford in triangular competition. Round two between the Mountain Pacifi c Sports Federation conference rivals takes place following an Oklahoma win in Lincoln, 214.65-208.65. The meet marked the second time the 2005-06 Schedule two squads had met in 2006, the fi rst of which took place at the Rocky Mountain Open on Jan. Date Opponent Time/Results 14 with the Sooners again taking top honors, 208.85-198.475. Jan. 13 at RMO-Team 2nd/5 (196.10) Although the Huskers lost at home to Oklahoma, Nebraska did accomplish its ultimate goal Jan. 14 at RMO-Event Finals NTS of vastly improving its event and team scores. NU set season-high marks on both the fl oor Jan. 21 at Stanford Open 3rd/5 (198.475) exercise (35.70) and pommel horse (34.20) and its team score of 208.65 lifted the Huskers (Stanford, Calif.) three spots in the national rankings from No. 12 to No. 9. Individually, Nebraska took one event Feb. 2-4 at Winter Cup NTS title away from the Sooners with a fi rst-place fi nish on the vault by senior Nick Moore (9.45). (Las Vegas, Nev.) This is the second time Nebraska will face Stanford, as the Huskers made an appearance at Feb. 12 Iowa L; 209.45-206.60 the Stanford Open on Jan. 21 where they fi nished third (198.475) behind Stanford and Cal. The Cardinal have had tremendous success in 2006, posting a three-score average of 216.658 Feb. 18 at Minnesota L; 204.15-202.90 behind Oklahoma’s 216.683. As this is the last regular-season meet for both Oklahoma and March 5 Oklahoma L; 214.65-208.65 Stanford, Saturday’s meet will determine which program heads to nationals in fi rst-place. March 11 at Oklahoma 7 p.m. For the Huskers, the meet is one of two remaining regular-season competitions. NU returns (Norman, Okla.) to the Bob Devaney Sports Center on Sunday, March 19 for a 2 p.m. showdown with the Air March 19 Air Force 2 p.m. Force Falcons. With that in mind, Nebraska’s biggest task this weekend is maintaining the March 24-25 at MPSF Championships TBA performance level it set at home in order to remain in the top 12 team rankings and secure the (Colorado Springs, Colo.) opportunity to come back to Norman in April for the 2006 NCAA Championships. April 6 NCAA Championships 1 p.m./7 p.m. A link to the live stats for Saturday’s competition is available on Huskers.com. The meet will -Team Qualifi er (Norman, Okla.) also be streamed live on Huskers Inside beginning at 6:45 p.m. CST on Saturday. April 7 NCAA Championships 7 p.m. -Team Finals (Norman, Okla.) April 8 NCAA Championships 7 p.m. -Event Finals (Norman, Okla.) Meet Moved from McCasland to Llyod Noble *Home meets in BOLD and held at the Devaney While this weekend’s meet between the Huskers and the Sooners was originally slated to Sports Center. All times Central and subject to take place at McCasland Field House, the venue has been changed to the Lloyd Noble Center. change. Lloyd Noble hosted the 2005 Mountain Pacifi c Sports Federation Championships and will also host the 2006 NCAA Championships in April. The reason for this Saturday’s switch was to give all three teams the opportunity to compete in the facility prior to postseason action. It is also a larger venue, which is better suited for a triangular format. Gymnastics Staff A PDF version of a map to the Lloyd Noble Center is available on Huskers.com. Head Coach: Francis Allen Alma Mater: Nebraska (1965) E-mail: [email protected] Assistant Coach: Chuck Chmelka 2006 Nebraska Men’s Gymnastics Roster Alma Mater: Nebraska (1982) Name Year Event(s) Hometown (Club) E-mail: [email protected] Bo Benak Freshman PH Omaha, Neb. (Sokol South Omaha) Assistant Coach: Jim Hartung Tony Burtle Senior FX, V, PB, HB Grand Island, Neb. (Twisters) Alma Mater: Nebraska (1982) Jon Charter Junior FX, V Ft. Myers, Fla. (Tim Daggett Gold Medal) E-mail: [email protected] Ray Hacker Senior AA Fairfax, Va. (Capital Gymnastics) Gymnastics Secretary: Diane Streeks Jacob Ives Freshman PH Houston, Texas (Houston North) Men’s Gymnastics Phone: (402) 472-6476 Nic Matthews Senior AA Lincoln, Neb. (Neb. School of Gymnastics) Men’s Gymnastics Fax: (402) 472-9449 James Mauldin Freshman PH Racine, Wis. (Midwest Twisters) Media Relations: Kelli Kremlacek Nick Moore Senior FX, PH, V Indianapolis, Ind. (Sharp’s Gymnastics) Offi ce Phone: (402) 472-7778 T.J. Schmidt Freshman PH, PB Blair, Neb. (Neb. School of Gymnastics) Offi ce Fax: (402) 472-2005 Cell Phone: (701) 226-2712 Stephen Tétrault Sophomore AA Lincoln, Neb. (Neb. School of Gymnastics) E-mail: [email protected] Jason Wassung Junior AA Lincoln, Neb. (Neb. School of Gymnastics) Website: Huskers.com Derric Wood Senior AA Lincoln, Neb. (Neb. School of Gymnastics) ›› Men’s Gymnastics Weekly Notes ›› Page 2 ›› March 8, 2006

Cracking the Top-10 that has undoubtedly made OU the team to beat. Whether or not that can be done is a National Rankings The Nebraska men’s gymnastics team Gym Info ›› March 6, 2006 earned its highest ranking of the season as it source of some debate, as the Sooners have Rank Team Score broke into the nation’s top-10 this week at No. already toppled such top contenders as Ohio 9 with a three-score average of 207.00. The State, Cal, Iowa and Michigan. 1 Oklahoma 216.683 Huskers moved up three places in this week’s Leading Oklahoma in this effort is 2 Stanford 216.658 GymInfo rankings as a result of the 208.65 sophomore Jonathan Horton. In just his 3 Ohio State 215.183 team score Nebraska notched against second season of collegiate competition, 4 Illinois 213.317 Oklahoma on March 5 in Lincoln. Horton is on his way to the history books as a 5 Penn State 213.250 Nebraska has risen as high as 10th two-time member of the U.S. National Team, 6 California 212.033 this season and fallen as low as 14th. The an NCAA vaulting champion and a staple 7 Iowa 211.20 in OU’s campaign for back-to-back titles. Huskers were ranked 10th in the preseason 8 Michigan 209.967 Most recently, the Texas native added to his coaches poll. 9 Nebraska 207.00 In addition to the increased team standing, extensive list of national honors by taking the 10 Minnesota 206.892 several Huskers improved in the individual all-around crown at the American Cup. rankings. Sophomore Stephen Tétrault Without Horton, the Sooners still have plenty 11 William & Mary 206.417 moved from 13th to 12th on the pommel of ammunition, including NCAA All-Americans 12 Army 205.583 horse and from 16th to 14th in the all-around Jamie Henderson, James Myers and Taquiy 13 Temple 202.233 and junior Jason Wassung improved from Abdullah-Simmons. Abdullah-Simmons holds 14 Navy 201.767 16th to 14th on the pommel horse and from the Oklahoma record on parallel bars with a 15 Illinois-Chicago 201.167 ninth to seventh in the all-around. score of 9.60 and is currently ranked ninth 16 Springfield 187.75 Senior Nick Moore, who won his second nationally in that event in addition to being 17 M.I.T. 183.083 ranked ninth as well on the still rings. consecutive vaulting title against the Sooners 18 Washington 181.875 on March 5 with a career-high score of 9.45, 19 Air Force 181.542 moved five spots from No. 12 to No. 7 on the 20 James Madison 176.20 vault with a three-score average of 9.367. Scouting the Cardinal Moore had previously never been nationally After entering the season ranked No. 6 ranked on any event. in the preseason coaches poll, the Stanford Senior Derric Wood made the week’s Cardinal have become the surprise story of individual rankings largest leap, moving from 15th to eighth in the the season. Pommel Horse Score nation’s high bar rankings, while freshman Stanford has posted big dual wins over 12. Stephen Tétrault 8.75 T.J. Schmidt made his debut on the GymInfo national powerhouses like Cal, Michigan and 14T. Jason Wassung 8.70 list at No. 19 on the parallel bars. Penn State and are currently pressuring the Sooners for the nation’s No. 1 ranking. Vault Score With 12 returning lettermen, the Cardinal Scouting the Sooners 7T. Nick Moore 9.367 With six national titles under their belt and are packed with experience. Leading the way this year is sophomore David Sender an undefeated season in the works, is No. Parallel Bars Score 7 on the way? For the defending national who posted a season-high all-around score 19. T.J. Schmidt 8.867 champion Oklahoma Sooners, the possibility of 54.45 at the Pacific Coast Classic on definitely has merit. Feb. 27. At the Winter Cup, Sender qualified Head Coach Mark Williams has put together a for the U.S. National team for the second High Bar Score remarkable group of local and national talent consecutive year and is currently ranked fifth 8T. Derric Wood 9.35 in the national all-around ranks. As a team, Stanford leads the nation in the All-Around Score floor exercise, vault and high bar with three- 7. Jason Wassung 51.533 score averages of 36.80, 36.95 and 37.20, 14. Stephen Tétrault 50.15 respectively.

Last Time out Event Rankings Senior Nick Moore captured his second NU Event OU consecutive vaulting title with a career-high 12th (34.833) FX 2nd (36.75) score of 9.45 in front of 1,437 fans at the 9th (33.683) PH 4th (34.283) Devaney Sports Center last weekend as the Huskers fell to Oklahoma 208.65-214.65. 14th (33.967) SR 1st (37.883) The loss moved Nebraska to 0-3 in dual 7th (36.533) V T-3rd (36.833) compeition for the season heading into its 8th (34.592) PB 6th (35.167) next meet with Oklahoma on Saturday, March 10th (34.55) HB 2nd (36.933) 11 9th (207.00) Team 1st (216.683) Nebraska’s team score was the second highest of the season for the Huskers who posted a season best of 209.45 against Iowa on Feb. 12. 2006 Event Titles In the all-around, junior Jason Wassung Gymnast Event Meet (Score) finished second with a score of 51.85, Tony Burtle FX at Minnesota (8.75) followed by sophomore Stephen Tétrault V vs. Iowa (9.35) in third with a score of 50.65. Oklahoma’s Nick Moore V at Minnesota (9.45) Taquiy Abdullah took top honors in the all- vs. Oklahoma (9.45) around with a score of 52.95. Stephen Tétrault PH at Minnesota (8.80) The Huskers began the afternoon by setting a Jason Wassung PH at RMO (8.85) Junior Jason Wassung rose to the nation’s No. 7 all- Derric Wood PB at RMO (8.35) around spot this week. Wassung is also ranked No. season-high team score of 35.70 on the floor vs. Iowa (8.90) 14 on the pommel horse. exercise behind season-high scores of 9.0 from both Wassung and senior Nic Matthews, HB vs. Iowa (9.45) at Minnesota (9.25) ›› Men’s Gymnastics Weekly Notes ›› Page 3 ›› March 8, 2006

who tied for third place in the event. Moore 2006 Husker Highs set his first career-high of the afternoon with Husker History vs. an 8.75, while freshman T.J. Schmidt set a Individual Bests Stanford Event Score Gymnast career best of his own with a score of 8.20. Although Nebraska and Stanford have been The Huskers continued to set top scores on part of the same conference since 1994, the FX 9.00 Tony Burtle (1/14) the pommel horse with season-highs from two programs rarely meet during the regular- Nic Matthews (3/5) senior Ray Hacker (8.30), senior Derric Wood season. Jason Wassung (3/5) (8.50) and Tétrault (8.80). Tétrault finished In NU history, the Huskers and the PH 8.85 Jason Wassung (1/14) second in the event, while Wassung landed Cardinal have never competed in strict dual SR 8.95 Ray Hacker (3/5) third (8.60). Schmidt notched his second competition and have only seen each other in V 9.45 Nick Moore (3/5) career-high of the meet with an 8.30 on the a multi-team setting a total of three times, all PB 8.90 T.J. Schmidt (1/21) pommel horse. of which Stanford has one. Individually, several Huskers performed well Derric Wood (2/12) One of those times was on Jan. 21 of this HB 9.45 Derric Wood (2/12) on the rings however including Hacker who year when the Huskers traveled to California AA 52.45 Jason Wassung (2/12) set yet another career-high with a score of to take part in the Stanford Open. The 8.95, the highest ring score of any Husker Cardinal took first in the event with a score of Team Bests this season. 208.625 ahead of Cal in second (206.125) On the vault, typically NU’s domain, the and Nebraska in third (198.475). Event Score Opponent Sooners swept in and posted five of six scores Despite their relatively short history, Stanford Team 209.45 vs. Iowa (2/12) above 9.0 to extend their lead. For its part, and Nebraska do currently share a different FX 35.70 vs. Oklahoma (3/5) Nebraska was led by Moore (9.45), who has sort of bond. Stanford assistant coach J.D. PH 34.20 vs. Oklahoma (3/5) bettered his score on the vault in each of NU’s Rieve was a Husker gymnast in the mid- last three duals. SR 34.00 vs. Iowa (2/12) 1990s, earning letters in 1996 and 1997 V 37.00 vs. Iowa (2/12) On the parallel bars, Nebraska’s freshmen under Nebraska head coach Francis Allen. stepped up to the plate with Schmidt marking PB 35.20 vs. Iowa (2/12) a career and team-high score of 8.85 to tie for A Different Look HB 35.15 vs. Iowa (2/12) second place. Freshman James Mauldin also Although Nebraska and Oklahoma are tacked on a career high of 8.10 after just his competing twice within a single week, this second week as part of the NU parallel bars Saturday’s meet could have a very different Probable Lineups lineup. Wood also nailed a solid set for score look. Floor Exercise Average Score of 8.65. Last weekend, two Sooners and one Husker T.J. Schmidt ...... 8.20 Nebraska finished out the afternoon on the did not compete either because of injury or Stephen Tétrault ...... 8.01 high bar, which was highlighted by another other committments. This weekend, with the Jason Wassung ...... 8.325 brilliant performance from Wood who seems definite return of Sooner sophomore Jonathan Nick Moore ...... 8.225 to have found his niche on the event this Horton and the possibility of full returns from Nic Matthews...... 8.483 Derric Wood...... 8.617 season. The Lincoln native grabbed the OU junior Brian Carr and Nebraska senior attention of both the crowd and the judges Tony Burtle, Saturday could feature much with his outstanding high bar routine, earning Pommel Horse Average Score different lineups. Ray Hacker ...... 7.37 a score of 9.35 good for second place. Burtle competed only as part of the high Nick Moore ...... 7.51 bar lineup last weekend as compared to his T.J. Schmidt ...... 7.77 Husker History vs. ou usual presence on the floor, vault, parallel Derric Wood...... 8.617 bars and high bar. The Grand Island native Stephen Tétrault ...... 8.558 The historical lineage between Nebraska Jason Wassung ...... 8.417 and Oklahoma, two of the nation’s richest suffered an ankle injury the previous week traditions in men’s gymnastics, is as great in practice and Nebraska’s coaching staff Still Rings Average Score as the programs themselves. The rivalry did not want to strain him further by putting James Mauldin...... 7.06 started in 1966 with a triangular between him on heavy tumbling events. While his full T.J. Schmidt ...... 7.73 the Huskers, Sooners and Air Force that return is still unsure, Burtle will likely compete Stephen Tétrault ...... 7.88 resulted in a Falcon victory, one of just two to some extent on Saturday. Nic Matthews...... 8.15 the Academy has over NU in school history. Carr also suffered an ankle injury prior to Ray Hacker ...... 8.467 Over the last 30 years, Nebraska and the Nebraska-Oklahoma meet last weekend. Jason Wassung ...... 8.317 However, his took place during warm-ups prior Oklahoma have remained staples in Vault Average Score collegiate competition, reaching a 30-28-1 to the competition, leaving the Sooners with a big hole to fill and little time to do it. However, Jacob Ives ...... 8.57 all-time series record that shifted in favor of Nic Matthews...... 8.81 the Sooners just last season with a 219.35- Carr is expected to make a full return this Nick Moore ...... 9.017 216.10 OU win on Feb. 20, 2005 in Lincoln. weekend. Jason Wassung ...... 8.85 But the bond between Nebraska and One face that will indeed return this Stephen Tétrault ...... 8.975 Oklahoma reaches far beyond the columns weekend is that of Horton’s, who gets back Tony Burtle...... 8.87 of wins and losses. These two respected into collegiate action after winning the 2006 institutions also share a number of other American Cup in Philadelphia on Saturday, Parallel Bars Average Score March 4. As the nation’s No. 1 all-arounder James Mauldin...... 8.10 intrigues. To begin with, NU and OU face Jacob Ives ...... 7.375 each other more than any other team on and ringman, Horton’s impact on this Saturday’s competition is unquestionable. Stephen Tétrault ...... 8.11 either’s schedule. This season alone, the Jason Wassung ...... 8.458 two programs will compete four times, two of T.J. Schmidt ...... 8.45 which will be back-to-back duals. Derric Wood...... 8.562 Another similarity is that Allen actually Revamping the Rankings coached Williams. In fact, Williams spent The recent upheaval in the national High Bar Average Score his collegiate career with the Huskers, where rankings, mostly on the individual side, is a Ray Hacker ...... 6.76 he was a part of the Nebraska national direct result of a switch that occurred on Feb. Nic Matthews...... 7.95 20. Prior to that date, the rankings had been Stephen Tétrault ...... 7.795 championship teams in 1979 and 1980 Jason Wassung ...... 8.29 along with NU assistant coach Jim Hartung, based on the average of all scores for a team or individual. Now the rankings are based on Derric Wood...... 8.90 in addition to being crowned a high bar All- Tony Burtle...... 7.95 American in 1978. a top three-score avarege for both team and ›› Men’s Gymnastics Weekly Notes ›› Page 4 ›› March 8, 2006

individual rankings. 2006 Regular-Season individual Results After this weekend’s dual, the system will Tony Burtle change once again on March 13 to a modified Meet FX PH SR V PB HB AA three-score average. This means that of the at RMO-team 8.30 ------9.10 7.30 7.80 --- four highest scores, counting no more than at RMO-finals 9.00 ------8.50 --- 7.85 --- two home meets, the highest will be dropped at Stanford Open 8.10 ------8.35 6.75 7.75 --- and the three remaining will be calculated to at Winter Cup 13.65 ------14.90 12.00 13.20 --- figure the new median score. vs. Iowa 8.80 ------9.35 7.90 8.90 --- The Huskers are ranked No. 9 as a team at Minnesota 8.75 ------9.05 7.15 8.05 --- under the new system, while individually vs. Oklahoma ------7.35 --- junior Jason Wassung and senior Nick Moore hold Nebraska’s highest individual rankings Jon Charter with Wassung seventh in the all-around and Meet FX PH SR V PB HB AA Moore seventh in vault. at RMO-team 7.75 ------at Stanford Open 7.55 ------vs. Iowa 8.05 ------Tickets Available for NCAA Championships Ray Hacker Meet FX PH SR V PB HB AA Tickets for the 2006 NCAA Men’s Gymnastics at RMO-team --- 6.90 8.25 ------5.45 --- Championships (April 6-8), hosted by the at RMO-finals ------7.85 ------ inside the Lloyd Noble at Stanford Open --- 7.05 8.80 ------6.40 --- Center, are now available for sale to the public vs. Iowa --- 7.90 8.85 ------8.15 --- through the OU Athletics Ticket Office and at Minnesota --- 6.70 8.10 ------8.10 --- Soonersports.com. Fans can purchase tickets vs. Oklahoma --- 8.30 8.95 ------7.40 --- for a single session or a package that includes all four sessions of the championship. Tickets Jacob Ives are $25 for adults and $20 for youth. Meet FX PH SR V PB HB AA The NCAA Championships kick off on at RMO-team 7.05 ------8.35 7.30 ------Thursday, April 6, with two qualifying at Stanford Open 7.15 ------8.10 6.90 ------sessions.The first session will begin at 1 p.m. vs. Iowa ------8.55 8.15 ------(CST) and session two will start at 7 p.m (CST). at Minnesota ------8.95 ------The team finals will be held on Friday, April 7, vs. Oklahoma ------8.90 7.15 ------at 7 p.m. (CST) and Saturday’s event finals will get underway at 7 p.m. (CST) as well. Nic Matthews Fans interested in purchasing tickets can Meet FX PH SR V PB HB AA call the OU Athletics Ticket Office at (405) at RMO-team 8.10 --- 7.80 8.95 --- 7.60 --- 325-2424 or (800) 456-4668 or visit at RMO-finals 8.30 ------www.Soonersports.com. at Stanford Open 8.35 --- 8.50 8.40 --- 8.10 --- For more information about the Nebraska vs. Iowa 8.80 --- 8.10 9.15 --- 7.40 --- men’s gymnastics team throughout the at Minnesota 8.35 --- 8.05 8.80 --- 8.25 --- 2006 season including meet previews, vs. Oklahoma 9.00 --- 8.30 8.75 --- 8.40 --- results, statistics and individual athlete accomplishments, please visit Huskers.com. James Mauldin Meet FX PH SR V PB HB AA at RMO-team ------6.20 ------at Stanford Open ------6.60 ------vs. Iowa ------7.50 ------at Minnesota ------7.25 --- 6.70 ------Travel itinerary vs. Oklahoma ------7.75 --- 8.10 ------Depart: Friday, March 10, 11:45 p.m. (Bus) Return: Sunday, March 12, afternoon Nick Moore Lodging: La Quinta Inn and Suites Meet FX PH SR V PB HB AA 930 Ed Noble Parkway at RMO-team 7.90 6.45 --- 9.10 ------Norman, OK, 73072 at RMO-finals 7.95 ------8.70 ------405.579.4000 at Stanford Open 7.95 7.05 --- 8.20 ------vs. Iowa 8.55 8.45 --- 9.25 ------For interviews or information while the team at Minnesota 8.25 7.85 --- 9.40 ------is traveling, please contact Media Relations vs. Oklahoma 8.75 7.75 --- 9.45 ------Contact Kelli Kremlacek at 701-226-2712.

T.J. Schmidt Meet FX PH SR V PB HB AA at RMO-team --- 6.85 6.65 --- 7.90 ------at RMO-finals ------8.15 ------at Stanford Open --- 7.55 7.55 --- 8.90 ------vs. Iowa --- 7.90 8.35 --- 8.85 ------at Minnesota --- 8.25 7.75 --- 8.05 ------vs. Oklahoma 8.20 8.30 8.35 --- 8.85 ------›› Men’s Gymnastics Weekly Notes ›› Page 5 ›› March 8, 2006

Stephen Tétrault individual high scores Meet FX PH SR V PB HB AA Tony Burtle at RMO-team 7.35 8.45 7.90 9.15 7.80 7.85 48.50 Season Event Career at RMO-finals --- 8.65 --- 9.25 --- 7.95 --- 9.00...... FX...... 9.05 at Stanford Open 8.20 8.05 8.00 9.10 7.90 7.95 49.20 9.35...... V...... 9.525 at Winter Cup 12.40 12.85 12.10 15.75 13.60 12.20 78.90 7.90...... PB...... Same vs. Iowa 8.85 8.60 7.55 8.95 8.70 8.05 50.20 8.90...... HB ...... 9.10 at Minnesota 7.25 8.80 7.70 8.85 7.80 7.95 48.25 Jon Charter vs. Oklahoma 8.50 8.80 8.25 8.55 8.35 8.20 50.65 Season Event Career 8.05...... FX...... Same Jason Wassung Ray Hacker Meet FX PH SR V PB HB AA Season Event Career at RMO-team --- 8.30 8.50 8.90 7.95 7.65 --- No Score...... FX...... 8.00 at RMO-finals --- 8.85 7.60 --- 8.25 8.35 --- 7.90...... PH ...... 8.95 at Stanford Open 7.80 7.85 8.65 8.30 8.85 8.10 49.55 8.95...... SR...... Same vs. Iowa 8.75 8.25 8.70 9.25 8.75 8.75 52.45 No Score...... V...... 8.95 at Minnesota 7.75 8.65 8.10 8.60 8.55 8.65 50.30 No Score...... PB...... 8.80 vs. Oklahoma 9.00 8.60 8.35 9.20 8.40 8.30 51.85 8.10 ...... HB ...... 8.90 No Score...... AA...... 50.75 Derric Wood Jacob Ives Meet FX PH SR V PB HB AA Season Event Career at RMO-team --- 7.70 ------8.35 8.65 --- 7.15...... FX...... Same at RMO-finals --- 7.80 ------8.35 6.40 --- 8.95...... V...... Same at Stanford Open --- 8.05 ------8.675 7.80 --- 8.15 ...... PB...... Same vs. Iowa 8.35 7.25 ------8.90 9.45 --- Nic Matthews at Minnesota 8.55 7.95 ------8.45 9.25 --- Season Event Career vs. Oklahoma 8..95 8.50 ------8.65 9.35 --- 9.00...... FX...... 9.10 No Score...... PH ...... 8.40 8.50...... SR...... 9.10 9.15 ...... V...... 9.35 No Score...... PB...... 8.45 8.40...... HB ...... 8.90 No Score...... AA...... 52.425 James Mauldin Season Event Career 7.75...... SR...... Same 8.10 ...... PB...... Same Nick Moore Season Event Career 8.75...... FX...... Same 8.45...... PH ...... 8.85 9.45...... V...... Same T.J. Schmidt Season Event Career 8.20...... FX...... Same 8.30...... PH ...... Same 8.35...... SR...... Same 8.90...... PB...... Same Stephen Tétrault Season Event Career 8.85...... FX...... 9.25 8.80...... PH ...... 9.30 8.25...... SR...... 8.75 9.25...... V...... 9.65 8.70...... PB...... 8.85 8.20...... HB ...... 9.25 50.65...... AA...... 53.325 Jason Wassung Season Event Career 9.00...... FX...... 9.20 8.85...... PH ...... 9.475 8.70...... SR...... 9.30 9.25...... V...... 9.60 8.85...... PB...... 9.10 8.75...... HB ...... 9.05 52.45...... AA...... 54.575 Derric Wood Season Event Career 8.95...... FX...... 9.00 8.50...... PH ...... 9.35 No Score...... SR...... 8.55 No Score...... V...... 9.20 8.90...... PB...... Same 9.45...... HB ...... Same No Score...... AA...... 52.70