NCAA.com | April 7, 2019 2019 NC women's gymnastics championships regional selections announced NC Women's Gymnastics: 2019 Selection Show Share INDIANAPOLIS — The 2019 National Collegiate Women’s Gymnastics Championships regional selections were announced Monday by the NCAA. 2019 CHAMPIONSHIP: Tickets | Information | Schedule The top 36 teams based on national qualifying score (NQS) were selected for regional competition. The committee named the top 16 teams and seeded them in the bracket. Seeding determined at the time of selections will be maintained through the championship. Teams 17-36 were placed geographically at one of the four regional sites. Nine teams will compete at each of the four regional sites. BRACKET The committee also selected the top 12 all-around competitors and top 16 event specialists based on national qualifying scores and placed them geographically into one of the four regional sites, keeping individuals from the same team together. The list of all-arounders and individual event specialists included individual qualifying scores from the teams competing in the first round to ensure those individuals will compete in the individual competition, regardless of whether their teams advance from the first round. UCLA WINS: Bruins take 2018 title in dramatic fashion 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 national qualifying score, qualified. If a tie still existed, the process was continued until the tie was broken. The qualifying teams and individuals are listed below. All regionals will be conducted Thursday through Saturday, April 4-6. CURRENT RANKINGS Ann Arbor Regional (University of Michigan, host) Teams UCLA *Michigan Alabama Nebraska Penn State Ohio State West Virginia Illinois Central Michigan All-Around Competitors Mary Jane Otto, Illinois Denelle Pedrick, Central Michigan Karen Howell, Illinois Emili Dobronics, Eastern Michigan Individual Event Specialists Vault – Kasey Meeks, Illinois Vault – Kayla Baddeley, University of Illinois at Chicago Vault – Allie Smith, Eastern Michigan Vault – Riley Mahoney, University of Illinois at Chicago Uneven Bars – Serena Baker, University of Illinois at Chicago Uneven Bars – Cortney Bezold, Eastern Michigan Uneven Bars – Gianna Plaksa, Central Michigan Uneven Bars – Dara Williams, Kent State Balance Beam – Mia Lord, Northern Illinois Balance Beam – Shaylah Scott, Illinois Balance Beam – Emerson Hurst, Towson Balance Beam – Mary Elle Arduino, Towson Floor Exercise – Anna Martucci, Northern Illinois Floor Exercise – Abby Fletcher, Kent State Floor Exercise – Kylie Noonan, Illinois Floor Exercise – Alisa Sheremeta, University of Illinois at Chicago Athens Regional (University of Georgia, host) Teams Oklahoma *Georgia Kentucky California Missouri Iowa State Maryland NC State New Hampshire All-Around Competitors Danielle Mulligan, New Hampshire Rachael Underwood, Western Michigan Individual Event Specialists Vault – Khazia Hislop, North Carolina Vault – Drew Grantham, NC State Vault – Mikayla Robinson, North Carolina Vault – Ariana Castrence, Temple Vault – Alexa Phillips, NC State Vault – Nicole O’Leary, New Hampshire Uneven Bars – Lauren Kent, NC State Uneven Bars – Jessica Wang, Yale Uneven Bars – Mei Li Costa, Brown Uneven Bars – Morgan Spence, Western Michigan Balance Beam – Khazia Hislop, North Carolina Balance Beam – Monica Servidio, Temple Balance Beam – Brittany West, Pittsburgh Floor Exercise – Khazia Hislop, North Carolina Floor Exercise – Belle Huang, Rutgers Floor Exercise – India Anderson, Temple Floor Exercise – Alexa Phillips, NC State Baton Rouge Regional (Louisiana State University, host) Teams *LSU Utah Minnesota Auburn Brigham Young Arkansas Arizona State George Washington Lindenwood (Missouri) All-Around Competitors Alex Zois, George Washington Jovannah East, Bowling Green Lea Mitchell, Michigan State Individual Event Specialists Vault – Julianna Roland, Bridgeport Vault – Stefanie Schweikert, Ball State Vault – Lauren DeMeno, Bowling Green Vault – Marissa Nychyk, Ball State Uneven Bars – Kathryn Doran, Bridgeport Uneven Bars – Jessica Ling, Michigan State Balance Beam – Hannah Cohen, George Washington Balance Beam – Courtney Mitchell, Lindenwood (Missouri) Balance Beam – Erin Alderman, Texas Woman’s University Floor Exercise – Gabriella Douglas, Michigan State Floor Exercise – Kaitlyn Menzione, Ball State Floor Exercise – Anna Kaziska, Southeast Missouri State Corvallis Regional (Oregon State University, host) Teams Florida Denver Boise State *Oregon State Washington Southern Utah Stanford Iowa Arizona All-Around Competitors Madison Ward-Sessions, Utah State Taylor Chan, San Jose State Kelley Hebert, UC Davis Individual Event Specialists Vault – Maddi Leydin, Arizona Vault – Heather Swanson, Arizona Uneven Bars – Christina Berg, Arizona Uneven Bars – Anna Salamone, Air Force Uneven Bars – Nicole Chow, Iowa Uneven Bars – MaKayla Bullitt, Utah State Uneven Bars – Danielle Spencer, Arizona Uneven Bars – Jax Kranitz, Iowa Balance Beam – Sophia Hyderally, Alaska Anchorage Balance Beam – Clair Kaji, Iowa Balance Beam – Autumn DeHarde, Utah State Balance Beam – Haylie Hendrickson, Arizona Balance Beam – Alyssa Ito, UC Davis Balance Beam – Yasmine Yektaparast, UC Davis Floor Exercise – Lauren Guerin, Iowa Floor Exercise – Christina Berg, Arizona Floor Exercise – Clair Kaji, Iowa Floor Exercise – Maddi Leydin, Arizona Floor Exercise – Autumn DeHarde, Utah State * Denotes Regional Host. The top two teams and the top all-around competitor (who is not on an advancing team) from each regional will receive an automatic berth to the national championships. In addition, the top event specialist at each regional site who is not part of an advancing team or all-around competitor, will advance to the national championships in that event only. The national championships will take place April 19-20 in Fort Worth, Texas at the Fort Worth Convention Center Arena. The championship event is hosted by Texas Woman's University and Knight Eady. The top two teams from the Ann Arbor and Baton Rouge regionals will compete in the first semifinal, and the top two teams from the Athens and Corvallis regionals will compete in the second semifinal. For tickets and information regarding the National Collegiate Women's Gymnastics Championships, log on to www.NCAA.com/wgymnastics. 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