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NCAA RELEASE
INDIANAPOLIS—The NCAA announced today the teams and individuals that qualified to compete for the 2010 National Collegiate Women’s Gymnastics Championships.
The championships, hosted by the University of Florida, will be held at the Stephen C. O’Connell Center Center, April 22-24.
The women’s gymnastics championships consist of 12 teams and 12 all-around competitors (who are not on a qualifying team) and individual event specialists. The top two teams and the top two all-around competitors from each regional received automatic berths to the national championships.
In addition, the event winners at the regional championships advance to the national championships (in their specific event) if they were not part of a qualifying team or the all-around qualifiers.
The process for determining rotation pairings for day one of the team competition at the site of the finals is based on a National Qualifying Score (NQS) calculated by adding the Regional Qualifying Score (RQS) to the score achieved at regional competition.
Once the NQS is calculated, teams are ranked based on the NQS from 1 to 12. Teams 1, 4, 5, 8, 9 and 12 were placed in Group A; and teams 2, 3, 6, 7, 10 and 11 placed in Group B. The host team and its corresponding group will compete in the second session, if the host team qualifies. If not, then a random draw will be used to determine competition session.
Team qualifiers and individual qualifiers for the 2010 women’s gymnastics championships are as follows:
TEAM COMPETITION:
| Team | Regional | Regional Score | National Qualifying Score |
| UCLA | Los Angeles | 197.825 | 394.885 |
| Florida | Salt Lake City | 197.675 | 394.725 |
| Alabama | Lexington | 197.400 | 394.650 |
| Oklahoma | University Park | 197.250 | 394.420 |
| Utah | Salt Lake City | 196.900 | 393.385 |
| Stanford | Morgantown | 196.775 | 393.375 |
| Arkansas | Los Angeles | 196.675 | 393.185 |
| Oregon State | Columbia | 196.275 | 392.820 |
| LSU | University Park | 196.400 | 392.815 |
| Missouri | Columbia | 196.500 | 392.585 |
| Michigan | Morgantown | 195.800 | 392.400 |
| Nebraska | Lexington | 195.875 | 392.230 |
ALL-AROUND INDIVIDUAL QUALIFIERS:
| Team | Regional | Regional Score |
| Brandi Personett, Penn State | University Park | 39.5500 |
| Kelley Hennigan, Denver | Salt Lake City | 39.3000 |
| Taylor Seaman, North Carolina State | Morgantown | 39.3000 |
| Rebecca Simbhudas, Iowa | Columbia | 39.2500 |
| Elise Wheeler, Southern Utah | Morgantown | 39.2500 |
| Sarah Schmidt, Illinois | Lexington | 39.2250 |
| Brianna Artemev, Denver | Salt Lake City | 39.2000 |
| Sharaya Musser, Penn State | University Park | 39.2000 |
| Nicole Curler, Michigan State | Lexington | 39.1750 |
| Michelle Browning, Iowa State | Los Angeles | 39.1500 |
| Alexis Russell, Minnesota | Columbia | 39.1000 |
| Mary Atkinson, Arizona State | Los Angeles | 39.0750 |
INDIVIDUAL EVENT QUALIFIERS:
| Beam: | Regional | Regional Score |
| Courtney McCool, Georgia | Columbia | 9.9000 |
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| Floor: | Regional | Regional Score |
| Courtney McCool, Georgia | Columbia | 9.9000 |
| Rachel Inniss, Auburn | Columbia | 9.9000 |
| Hannah Redmon, Boise State | Salt Lake City | 9.9000 |
| Kristen Linton, Washington | Salt Lake City | 9.9000 |
| Samantha Walior, Washington | Salt Lake City | 9.9000 |
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| Vault: | Regional | Regional Score |
| Whitney Rose, Kentucky | Lexington | 9.9000 |
| Allison Buckley, Illinois | Lexington | 9.9000 |
| Hannah Redmon, Boise State | Salt Lake City | 9.9750 |
In the 2009 championships, the Georgia Bulldogs won their fifth consecutive championship title with an overall score of 197.825. The Bulldogs have won the title a record 10 times in 26 championship appearances, followed by Utah with nine titles. Alabama finished second with a score of 197.575, followed by Utah in third (197.425), Florida in fourth (196.725), Arkansas in fifth (196.475) and LSU in sixth (196.375).
Team semifinal and all-around competition will be conducted in two sessions Thursday, April 22 at 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. The top three teams from each semifinal will advance to the Super Six competition Friday, April 23 at 6 p.m. The top four individuals from each session in each event (plus ties) from the preliminary team and all-around competition will compete in the individual-event competition Saturday, April 24 at 6 p.m.
For more information and tickets to the women’s gymnastics championships, log on to www.NCAA.com.
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