NCAA.com | March 23, 2015 2015 NC regional selections announced NC Women's Gymnastics: 2015 Selection Show Share INDIANAPOLIS -- The 2015 National Collegiate Women’s Gymnastics Championships regional selections were announced Monday by the NCAA. Six teams, five all-around competitors (who are not on a qualifying team) and one individual event specialist per event [who has a minimum Regional Qualifying Score (RQS) of 9.4] were named to each of the six predetermined host sites. The top 18-teams are seeded nationally, based on RQS, and placed into the bracket. Teams 19-36 are organized into three pods (19-24, 25-30 and 31-36) and placed geographically at one of the six sites, beginning with teams 19-24 followed by teams 25-30 and then finally teams 31-6. Seeding determined at the time of regional selections will be maintained throughout the championships. All-around competitors and event specialists are assigned to their respective geographic region. In the event of a tie for the last berth into regional competition and for seeding purposes, the team, all-around competitor or individual event specialist with the highest score, not including the six used to calculate the regional qualifying score, will qualify. If a tie still exists, the process is continued until the tie is broken. The qualifying teams and individuals are listed below. All regionals will be conducted Saturday, April 4, with start times of either 4 or 6 p.m. local time. Bracket Ames Regional (Iowa State, host) – 5 p.m. ET Teams 1. LSU 2. Nebraska 3. Denver 4. Washington 5. Michigan State 6. *Iowa State All-Around Competitors 1. Kim McRobbie, Air Force 2. Jamie Lewis, Air Force 3. Courtney Pickett, Wisconsin-Whitewater 4. Katie Fiorilli, Wisconsin-Whitewater 5. Kara Witgen, Air Force Alt. – Krystal Walker, Wisconsin-Oshkosh Individual Event Specialists Vault – Jessica Wallander, Air Force Uneven Bars – Jessica Wallander, Air Force Alt. – Amy Enright, Wisconsin-La Crosse Balance Beam – Annie Graft, Air Force Alt. – Shannen Kelly, Air Force Floor Exercise – Alexandra Stych, Air Force Alt. – Jessica Wallander, Air Force Auburn Regional (Auburn, host) – 7 p.m. ET Teams 1. Alabama 2. *Auburn 3. Minnesota 4. Iowa 5. Maryland 6. George Washington All-Around Competitors 1. Morgan Lane, North Carolina 2. Brittany Stover, William & Mary 3. Tyra McKellar, Towson 4. Haley Watts, North Carolina 5. Larson Lasek, William & Mary Alt. – Lexi Cappalli, North Carolina Individual Event Specialists Vault – Katie Sassa, Towson Alt. – Sarah Peterson, North Carolina Uneven Bars – Kaitlynn Hedelund, North Carolina Alt. – Lindsey Lemke, North Carolina Balance Beam – Lauren Ross, Towson Alt. – Brandy Stover, William & Mary Floor Exercise – Maggie Lundeen, William & Mary Alt. – Lexi Cappalli, North Carolina Berkeley Regional (California, host) – 9 p.m. ET Teams 1. Utah 2. Georgia 3. Boise State 4. *California 5. Utah State 6. BYU All-Around Competitors 1. Cami Guyer, San Jose State 2. Kaitlin Won, San Jose State 3. Maddie Herr, San Jose State 4. Tiana Montell, UC Davis 5. M’rcy Matsunami, Alaska-Anchorage Alt. – Dani Judal, UC Davis Individual Event Specialists Vault – Katy Nogaki, UC Davis Alt. – Julia Konner, Sacramento State Uneven Bars – Cassie Benning, Sacramento State Alt. – Kala DeFrancesco, UC Davis Balance Beam – Dani Judal, UC Davis Alt. – Cassandra Quebral, UC Davis Floor Exercise – Kala DeFrancesco, UC Davis Alt. – Cassie Benning, Sacramento State Columbus Regional (Ohio State, host) – 6 p.m. ET Teams 1. Michigan 2. UCLA 3. Arizona 4. Central Michigan 5. Kentucky 6. *Ohio State All-Around Competitors 1. Alyssa Nocella, Bowling Green 2. Anna Willette, Eastern Michigan 3. Anna Corbett, Western Michigan 4. Kelsey Hood, Western Michigan 5. Carrina Lo Bello, Eastern Michigan Alt. – Ashley White, Centenary Individual Event Specialists Vault – Jessi Buis, Western Michigan Alt. – Lauren Feeley, Bowling Green Uneven Bars – Jessie Peszek, Western Michigan Alt. – Kendall Valentin, Eastern Michigan Balance Beam – Rachel Stypinski, Kent State Alt. – Laura Mitchell, Bowling Green Floor Exercise – Rachel Stypinski, Kent State Alt. – Denasiha Christian, Ball State Morgantown Regional (West Virginia, host) – 4 p.m. ET Teams 1. Florida 2. Stanford 3. Illinois 4. Arkansas 5. New Hampshire 6. *West Virginia All-Around Competitors 1. Sasha Tsikhanovich, Bridgeport 2. Diana Walters, Brown 3. Majesta Valentine, West Chester 4. Jorden Mitchell, Brown 5. Elizabeth Groden, Rutgers Alt. – Morgan Traina, Yale Individual Event Specialists Vault – Luisa Leal, Rutgers Alt. – Kimberly Stewart, Bridgeport Uneven Bars – Jenna Williams, Rutgers Alt. – Taylor Laymon, Pittsburgh Balance Beam – Lindsay Offutt, Pittsburgh Alt. – Claire Jones, Rutgers Floor Exercise – Caitlin Perry, Bridgeport Alt. – Lindsay Offutt, Pittsburgh Norman Regional (Oklahoma, host) – 5 p.m. ET Teams 1. *Oklahoma 2. Oregon State 3. Penn State 4. Southern Utah 5. Missouri 6. NCa State All-Around Competitors 1. Gabrielle May, Illinois-Chicago 2. Taylor Allex, Arizona State 3. Valeri Ingui, Lindenwood 4. Ashley Thomas, Southeast Missouri 5. Kierstin Sokolowski, Lindenwood Alt. – Allie Salas, Arizona State Individual Event Specialists Vault – Amanda Stepp, Northern Illinois Alt. – Natasha Sundby, Arizona State Uneven Bars – Courtney Heise, Lindenwood Alt. – Courtney Cochefski, Texas Woman’s Balance Beam – Sami King, Illinois State Alt. – Amanda Mohler, Illinois State Floor Exercise – Natasha Sundby, Arizona State Alt. – Spencer Jones, Texas Woman’s * Denotes Regional Host. The top two teams and the top two all-around competitors (who are not on an advancing team) from each regional will receive an automatic berth to the national championships in Fort Worth, Texas, April 17-19, hosted by Texas Woman’s and the Knight Eady Sports Group. The top two teams from the Norman, Auburn and Ames regionals will compete in one of the semifinals, and the top two teams from the Morgantown, Columbus and Berkeley regionals will compete in the other semifinal. 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