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Pac 12 Report PAC-10 CONFERENCE PAC-12 CONFERENCE 360 3rd Street, 3rd Floor, San Francisco, CA 94107 // PAC-12.COM // 415.580.4200 For Immediate Release // Tuesday, January, 13, 2015 Contact // Liz Beadle ([email protected]) THIS WEEK IN PAC-12 GYMNASTICS All eight Pac-12 gymnastics teams have now officially started their 2015 seasons. The Conference is 7-4-1 against other conferences 2015 PAC-12 CONFERENCE with two of the losses coming against #13 STANFORD in the Nor- GYMNASTICS STANDINGS Cal Classic and two coming against the SEC. The Pac-12 is 5-2-1 against the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation and 2-0 against the Conference Overall Mountain Rim Conference. UCLA and OREGON STATE kicked off W L PCT W L PCT head-to-head Pac-12 action Monday night as the Bruins beat the Arizona 0 0 .000 0 1 .000 Arizona State 0 0 .000 1 0 1.000 Beavers 196.000-195.450. This weekend will feature more non- California 1 0 1.000 5 0 1.000 conference action as several Pac-12 squads hit the road. Confer- Oregon State 0 1 .000 0 1 .000 ence head-to-head action continues Monday as UCLA hosts #18 Stanford 0 1 .000 1 3 .250 ARIZONA. UCLA 1 0 1.000 1 0 1.000 Utah 0 0 .000 1 0 1.000 Washington 0 0 .000 0 1 .000 NATIONAL TOP 25 RANKINGS UPCOMING SCHEDULE (RANKINGS REPORTED BY GYMINFO) RANKINGS AS OF JAN. 12 Fri., Jan. 16 WASHINGTON at North Carolina State 4 p.m. PT # 20 ARIZONA STATE at Kentucky 5 p.m. MT RANK TEAM TEAM AVERAGE #18 ARIZONA 1 Oklahoma 197.625 vs.Illinois-Chigaco, Sacramento State, Wisconsin- Stout 7 p.m. MT 2 L.S.U. 197.125 #10 CALIFORNIA at San Jose State 7 p.m. PT 3 Florida 196.925 4 Utah 196.900 Sat., Jan. 17 5 Michigan 196.600 #4 UTAH vs. #24 So. Utah, Boise State, UC Davis 7 p.m. MT 6 Alabama 196.225 7 Georgia 195.600 Sun., Jan. 18 8 Nebraska 195.300 #13 STANFORD at Penn 10 a.m. PT 9 Illinois-Champaign 195.175 with Bridgeport 10 California 195.025 OREGON STATE at Iowa State 12 p.m. PT 11 Minnesota 194.950 with Southeast Missouri State 12 Arkansas 194.900 13 Stanford 194.863 Mon., Jan. 19 14 Bowling Green 194.775 UCLA vs. #18 ARIZONA 1 p.m. PT 15 Penn State 194.675 RECENT RESULTS 15 Ohio State 194.675 17 Denver 194.500 Fri., Jan. 9 18 Arizona 194.375 #4 UTAH at BYU UTAH, 196.900-193.350 19 George Washington 194.325 #18 ARIZONA at #6 Alabama Alabama, 196.225-194.3753 20 Arizona State 194.200 #20 ARIZONA STATE vs. #24 Southern Utah ASU,194.2–193.925 21 Auburn 194.150 #13 STANFORD at San Jose State STAN, 196.275-193.175 22 Michigan State 194.075 #10 CALIFORNIA at Sacramento State CAL, 194.875-194.250 23 Utah State 193.975 Mon., Jan. 12 24 Eastern Michigan 193.925 WASHINGTON vs. Kentucky Kentucky, 194.875-194.325 24 Southern Utah 193.925 UCLA at OREGON STATE UCLA, 196.000-195.450 PAC-12 VS. PAC-12 COACHES OTHER CONFERENCES ARIZ .................................. BILL RYDEN UCLA ...............VALORIE KONDOS FIELD Big Ten ............................................... 0-0-0 ............................................17th season ................................................25th Season Big 12 ................................................. 0-0-0 .................................NCAA Appearances: 2 ...............................NCAA Appearances: 22 East Atlantic Gymnastics League ......... 0-0-0 Eastern College Athetlic ....................... 0-0-0 ASU ..................................... RENE LYST UTAH ...........................GREG MARSDEN Mid-American ..................................... 0-0-0 .............................................. 1st season ................................................ 40th season Midwest Independent .......................... 0-0-0 .................................NCAA Appearances: 0 ...............................NCAA Appearances: 33 Mountain Pacific Sports Federation ..... 5-2-1 Mountain Rim ..................................... 2-0-0 CAL ..............................JUSTIN HOWELL UTAH ........................ MEGAN MARSDEN Southeastern ....................................... 0-2-0 ..................................................3rd season .................................................. 6th season Western Athletic .................................. 0-0-0 .................................NCAA Appearances: 1 .................................NCAA Appearances: 5 Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic ......... 0-0-0 Independent ....................................... 0-0-0 OSU ............................. TANYA CHAPLIN WASH ......................... JOANNE BOWERS Total-All ......................................... 7-4-1 ................................................18th Season ..................................................9th Season ...............................NCAA Appearances: 10 .................................NCAA Appearances: 1 WOMEN’S GYMNASTICS SIDS STAN........................... KRISTEN SMYTH ................................................ 14th season *NCAA Appearances denotes NCAA appear- ARIZ ...........................www.arizonawildcats.com ...............................NCAA Appearances: 11 ances made as coach of current school ............................................. Danielle Bracamonte [email protected] ...................................................... 520-227-8238 ASU ................................www.thesundevils.com ....................................................Maggie Emmons [email protected] ...................................................... 480-584-9591 UTAH VOTED PRESEASON FAVORITE IN PAC-12 COACHES POLL CAL ..........................................www.calbears.com ....................................................... Mara Rudolph SAN FRANCISCO – In a poll taken by the Conference’s eight women’s gymnastics coaches, [email protected] UTAH was voted the preseason favorite to win the 2015 Pac-12 regular season, the Confer- ...................................................... 510-643-5846 ence announced. OSU .................................... www.osubeavers.com The Utes received 46 points with five first-place votes and were also voted sixth in the national ....................................................... Jason Amberg preseason coaches poll. UCLA tallied 43 points, receiving the remaining three first-place [email protected] ...................................................... 541-230-0706 votes, and was tabbed second. Additionally, the Bruins came in fifth in the national preseason coaches poll. STAN .................................... www.gostanford.com ........................................................... Greg Marsh Utah takes over the top spot in the preseason Pac-12 coaches poll from UCLA. The Bruins ......................................... [email protected] had dominated the top spot for the last three years. This season, Utah will be looking to repeat ...................................................... 650-736-7635 as Pac-12 champions after winning the title for the first time in 2014. UCLA .................................... www.uclabruins.com STANFORD sits in third place with 39 points in the poll, 2015 Pac-12 Women’s ............................................................. Liza David followed by OREGON STATE and CALIFORNIA tied at Gymnastics Poll ...................................... [email protected] fourth with 28 points each. Rounding out the poll were ...................................................... 310-621-8398 1. Utah (5) ................... 46 ARIZONA, WASHINGTON, and ARIZONA STATE with 2. UCLA (3) ................. 43 UTAH ............................... www.utahutes.cstv.com 17, 13, and 10 points respectively. 3. Stanford ................... 39 .................................................................Liz Abel 4. California ................. 28 [email protected] Seven of eight Pac-12 teams are ranked in the national Oregon State ............ 28 ...................................................... 801-209-6346 top 25 preseason poll. Stanford joins UCLA and Utah in 6. Arizona .................... 17 the top 10 with a 10th-place ranking, followed closely by 7. Washington .............. 13 WASH .................................... www.gohuskies.com 11th-ranked Oregon State. California, Arizona and Wash- 8. Arizona State ........... 10 ..........................................................Justin Green ington are ranked 14th, 21st, and 24th respectively. ....................................................jgreen8@uw.edu Arizona State also received votes in the national poll. ...................................................... 801-473-7376 Pac-12 gymnastics will be featured on the Pac-12 Networks, including the 2015 Pac-12 PAC-12 ..................................... www.pac-12.com Championships on March 21, 2015. Visit www.pac-12.com for a full schedule of televised Pac- ............................................................. Liz Beadle .............................................. [email protected] 12 events. ...................................................... 415-549-2858 PAC-12 GYMNASTICS WEEKLY RELEASE // January 13, 2015 2 WOMEN’S GYMNASTICS ON PAC-12 WEEKLY NOTES PAC-12 NETWORKS Golden Bears on a roll: For the first time since 1992, CALIFORNIA is off to a 5-0 start. The Pac-12 gymnastics teams will see an unprec- Golden Bears are also ranked at #10 in the most recent national rankings, based on average edented amount of television coverage this season.
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