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National Collegiate Women's Gymnastics Championships Records Book NATIONAL COLLEGIATE WOMEN’S GYMNASTICS CHAMPIONSHIPS RECORDS BOOK 2020 Championship 2 History 2 Regionals 18 Championship Facts 40 Brackets 42 2020 CHAMPIONSHIP The 2020 championship was not contested due to the COVID-19 pandemic. HISTORY RESULTS Year Champion Coach Points Runner-Up Points Host or Site Championship Attendance 1982 Utah Greg Marsden 148.6 Cal St. Fullerton 144.1 Utah 22,316 1983 Utah Greg Marsden 184.65 Arizona St. 183.3 Utah 25,861 1984 Utah Greg Marsden 186.05 UCLA 185.55 UCLA 21,563 1985 Utah Greg Marsden 188.35 Arizona St. 186.6 Utah 21,303 1986 Utah Greg Marsden 186.95 Arizona St. 186.7 Florida 25,655 1987 Georgia Suzanne Yoculan 187.9 Utah 187.55 Utah 25,620 1988 Alabama Sarah Patterson 190.05 Utah 189.5 Utah 23,220 1989 Georgia Suzanne Yoculan 192.65 UCLA 192.6 Georgia 21,269 1990 Utah Greg Marsden 194.9 Alabama 194.575 Oregon St. 35,614 1991 Alabama Sarah Patterson 195.125 Utah 194.375 Alabama 31,769 1992 Utah Greg Marsden 195.65 Georgia 194.6 Minnesota 32,591 1993 Georgia Suzanne Yoculan 198 Alabama 196.825 Oregon St. 31,291 1994 Utah Greg Marsden 196.4 Alabama 196.35 Utah 42,922 1995 Utah Greg Marsden 196.65 Alabama 196.425 Georgia 35,875 Michigan 196.425 1996 Alabama Sarah Patterson 198.025 UCLA 197.475 Alabama 45,297 1997 UCLA Valorie Kondos Field 197.15 Arizona St. 196.85 Florida 39,413 1998 Georgia Suzanne Yoculan 197.725 Florida 196.35 UCLA 31,212 1999 Georgia Suzanne Yoculan 196.85 Michigan 196.55 Utah 40,028 2000 UCLA Valorie Kondos Field 197.3 Utah 196.875 Boise St. 37,005 2001 UCLA Valorie Kondos Field 197.575 Georgia 197.4 Georgia 39,327 2002 Alabama Sarah Patterson 197.575 Georgia 197.25 Alabama 34,928 2003 UCLA Valorie Kondos Field 197.825 Alabama 197.275 Nebraska 37,775 2004 UCLA Valorie Kondos Field 198.125 Georgia 197.2 UCLA 32,568 2005 Georgia Suzanne Yoculan 197.825 Alabama 197.4 Auburn 31,827 2006 Georgia Suzanne Yoculan 197.75 Utah 196.8 Oregon St. 31,948 2007 Georgia Suzanne Yoculan 197.85 Utah 197.25 Utah 53,170 2008 Georgia Suzanne Yoculan 197.45 Utah 197.125 Georgia 51,945 2009 Georgia Suzanne Yoculan 197.825 Alabama 197.575 Nebraska 25,917 2010 UCLA Valorie Kondos Field 197.725 Oklahoma 197.25 Florida 15,026 2011 Alabama Sarah Patterson 197.65 UCLA 197.375 Cleveland 13,978 2012 Alabama Sarah Patterson 197.85 Florida 197.775 Duluth, Georgia 13,612 2013 Florida Rhonda Faehn 197.575 Oklahoma 197.375 UCLA 19,122 2014 Florida Rhonda Faehn 198.175 Birmingham, Alabama 22,001 Oklahoma K.J. Kindler 198.175 2015 Florida Rhonda Faehn 197.850 Utah 197.800 Fort Worth, Texas 13,945 2016 Oklahoma K.J. Kindler 197.6750 LSU 197.4500 Fort Worth, Texas 16,562 2017 Oklahoma K.J. Kindler 198.3875 LSU 197.7375 St. Louis, Missouri 16,791 2018 UCLA Valorie Kondos Field 198.0750 Oklahoma 198.0375 St. Louis, Missouri 17,582 2019 Oklahoma K.J. Kindler 198.3375 LSU 197.8250 Fort Worth, Texas 22,109 The 2020 championship was not contested due to the COVID-19 pandemic. 2020 Championship 2 TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS INDIVIDUAL Arizona 2 Georgia 10 CHAMPIONSHIPS Arkansas 2 Utah 9 Denver 2 Georgia 42 Massachusetts 2 UCLA 7 UCLA 40 Alabama 6 North Carolina 2 Utah 27 Washington 2 Oklahoma 4 Alabama 26 Florida 3 Auburn 1 Florida 21 Bowling Green 1 LSU 14 Cal St. Fullerton 1 Oklahoma 14 Minnesota 1 Arizona St. 10 Penn St. 1 Michigan 9 Pittsburgh 1 Kentucky 8 Oregon St. 6 (Note: Totals include co-championships.) Nebraska 5 Stanford 4 Balance Beam - Individual Uneven Bars - Team CHAMPIONSHIP Score Name, School Date Score Team Date RECORDS 10.000 Courtney Kupets, Georgia April 16, 2009 49.750 Georgia April 16, 1993 Floor Exercise - Team Uneven Bars - Individual SEMIFINAL SESSIONS Score Team Date Score Name, School Date Team Score 49.7125 LSU April 14, 2017 10.0000 Peng-Peng Lee, UCLA April 21, 2018 Score Team Date 49.7125 Georgia April 16, 1998 10.0000 Alex McMurtry, Florida April 15, 2017 198.2750 LSU April 14, 2017 10.000 Georgia Dabritz, Utah April 18, 2015 Floor Exercise - Individual 10.000 Courtney Kupets, Georgia April 17, 2009 All-Around Score Name, School Date 10.000 Lori Strong, Georgia April 16, 1993 Score Name, School Date 10.000 Hope Spivey-Sheeley, April 15, 1993 Balance Beam - Team 39.8125 Maggie Nichols, Oklahoma April 20, 2018 Georgia 39.8125 Alex McMurtry, Florida April 14, 2017 Score Team Date CHAMPIONSHIP 49.7500 UCLA April 21, 2018 Vault - Team Score Team Date Team Score Balance Beam - Individual Score Team Date 49.600 Georgia April 20, 2012 Score Name, School Date 49.600 Georgia April 20, 1995 198.3875 Oklahoma April 14, 2017 10.0000 Peng-Peng Lee, UCLA April 21, 2018 10.0000 Maggie Nichols, Oklahoma April 15, 2017 Vault - Individual All-Around 10.0000 Peng-Peng Lee, UCLA April 15. 2017 Score Name, School Date Score Name, School Date Floor Exercise - Team 10.000 Ashley Miles, Alabama April 24, 2003 39.900 Courtney Kupets, Georgia April 17, 2009 Score Team Date 10.000 Susan Hines, Florida April 16, 1998 Vault - Team 10.000 Jenny Hansen, Kentucky April 25, 1996 49.725 Florida April 20, 2013 10.000 Leah Brown, Georgia April 25. 1996 Score Team Date 10.000 Jenny Hansen, Kentucky April 20, 1995 49.775 Alabama April 26, 1996 Floor Exercise - Individual 10.000 Jenny Hansen, Kentucky April 15, 1993 Score Name, School Date Vault - Individual 10.000 Ashley Miles, Alabama April 22, 2005 Uneven Bars - Team Score Name, School Date 10.000 Kristen Maloney, UCLA April 22, 2005 Score Team Date 10.000 Vanessa Zamarripa, UCLA April 21, 2012 10.000 Stella Umeh, UCLA April 17, 1998 49.650 UCLA April 15, 2004 10.000 Courtney Kupets, Georgia April 17, 2009 10.000 Kim Kelley. Alabama April 26, 1996 10.000 Ashley Miles, Alabama April 22, 2005 10.000 Kareema Marrow, UCLA April 21, 1995 Uneven Bars - Individual 10.000 Kristi Lichey, Georgia April 14, 2000 10.000 Hope Spivey-Sheeley, April 16, 1993 Score Name, School Date 10.000 Karin Lichey, Georgia April 17, 1998 Georgia 10.000 Heather Stepp, Georgia April 16, 1993 10.000 Elizabeth Price, Stanford April 20, 2018 10.000 Susan Hines, Florida April 17, 1998 10.000 Maggie Nichols, Oklahoma April 20, 2018 10.000 Leah Brown, Georgia April 26, 1996 10.000 Georgia Dabritz, Utah April 17, 2015 10.000 Kim Kelly, Alabama April 26, 1996 10.000 Danielle McAdams, April 26, 1996 Balance Beam - Team Alabama Score Team Date 10.000 Dee Dee Foster, Alabama April 16, 1993 10.000 Heather Stepp, Georgia April 16, 1993 49.600 Alabama April 20, 2012 10.000 Agina Simpkins, Georgia April 16, 1993 History 3 INDIVIDUAL EVENT FINALS Floor Exercise 3 Kelly Garrison-Steves, Oklahoma, 1988 (A-A, Individual event finals were contested as a Score Team Date BB, UB); Hope Spivey, Georgia, 1991 (A-A, separate competition between 1993 and 2015. FE, V); Jenny Hansen, Kentucky, 1994 (A-A, 10.000 Courtney Bumpers, North April 23, 2005 V, BB); Jamie Dantzscher, UCLA, 2002 (A-A, Individual event champions were determined dur- Carolina ing team semifinal competition beginning in 2016. FE, V); Courtney Kupets, Georgia, 2006 10.000 Heidi Hornbeek, Arizona April 27, 1996 (A-A, BB, UB); Bridget Sloan, Florida, 2016 10.000 Kim Kelly, Alabama April 27, 1996 (A-A, UB, BB); Maggie Nichols, Oklahoma, Vault 10.000 Hope Sivey-Sheeley, April 23, 1994 2018 (A-A, UB, FE) Score Team Date Georgia 9.9750 Rheagan Courville, LSU April 20, 2014 10.000 Amy Durham, Oregon St. April 17, 1993 INDIVIDUAL TITLES, CAREER 9.9750 Katherine Grable, Arkansas April 20, 2014 10.000 Tammy Marshall, April 17, 1993 9 Courtney Kupets, Georgia (A-A 2006-07-09, BB 9.9750 Jenny Hansen, Kentucky April 22, 1995 Massachusetts 10.000 Heather Stepp, Georgia April 17, 1993 2006-09, UB 2006-09, V 2007, FE 2009). (Elaine Alfano of Utah scored 18.900 in 1982 8 Jenny Hansen, Kentucky (A-A 1993-94-95, BB when events were contested over two days) (Mary Ayotte-Law of Oregon St. scored 18.850 in 1994-95, FE 1995, V 1994-95). 1982 when events were contested over two days) 6 Maggie Nichols, Oklahoma (A-A 2018-19, UB Uneven Bars 2017-18, FE 2018, V 2019) Score Team Date 5 Missy Marlowe, Utah (A-A 1992, BB 1991-92, 10.000 Agina Simpkins, Georgia April 17, 1993 MISCELLANEOUS - FE 1992, UB 1992); Bridget Sloan, Florida 10.000 Beth Wymer, Michigan April 17, 1993 (A-A 2013-16, UB 2014-16, BB 2016) 10.000 Lucy Wener, Georgia April 15, 1989 INDIVIDUAL MULTIPLE CHAMPIONSHIPS, (Lisa Shirk of Pittsburgh scored 19.000 in 1982 (Note: Records include co-championships. Key VENT when events were contested over two days) to abbreviations: A-A—all-around, BB—balance E beam, FE—floor exercise, UB—uneven bars, V—vault.) 4 Kyla Ross, UCLA (BB 2017, UB 2017, FE 2019, Balance Beam V 2019) Score Team Date INDIVIDUAL TITLES, YEAR 3 Elaine Alfano, Utah (V 1982-83-85); Lucy 10.000 Jenny Hansen, Kentucky April 22, 1995 Wener, Georgia (UB 1986-87-89); Kim 4 Missy Marlowe, Utah, 1992 (A-A, UB, BB, FE); 10.000 Dana Dobransky, Alabama April 17, 1993 Hamilton, UCLA (FE 1987-88-89); Jenny Jenny Hansen, Kentucky, 1995 (A-A, V, BB, Hansen, Kentucky (A-A 1993-94-95); Beth (Sue Stednitz of Utah scored 18.700 in 1982 FE); Courtney Kupets, Georgia, 2009 (A-A, Wymer, Michigan (UB 1993-94-95).
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