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3 NCAA Championships ● 10 SEC Championships ● 8 with 19 NCAA Individual Titles

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2018 NCAA REGIONAL COMPETITION SCHEDULE

2018 NCAA University Park Regional Schedule Saturday, April 7 • Rec Hall (University Park, Pa.)

Date Time EventFriday, April 6 4-5:58 p.m. Practice Saturday, April 7 4 p.m. NCAA Regional

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MEET 12 UNIVERSITY PARK, PA. No. 5 Florida Gators NCAA Regional Championships

Head Coach: Jenny Rowland March 26 Road to Nationals Rank: Career (3rd season): 42-9 5. Florida 27. WVU At UF: same 8. Washington 29. PSU

17. Arizona St. 30. UNH

2018: 13-4 / 5-2 SEC

2017 NCAA Finish: 3rd

What’s Happening? The final stop for the 2018 season is St. Louis, Mo., but to get a ticket to the Show-Me State, the Gators need to earn it at the NCAA University Park Regional. NCAA Regional action is Saturday, April 7 at 4 p.m. ET in Penn State’s Rec Hall.

What the teams are vying for at each of the six NCAA Regional sites is a top-two finish to advance to the NCAA Championships, set for April 20-21 in St. Louis, Mo. The 12-team NCAA Championships' field competes in two semifinal sessions of six teams each on April 20. The top three teams in each session advance to the April 21 NCAA Super Six to determine the team champion. Florida has advanced to the NCAA Championships 35 times in the meet's 36-year history, missing only the 2000 event. The Gators moved from NCAA Championships semifinal competition to the NCAA Super Six team final 12 of the last 14 years (2004, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017). Florida won the 2013, 2014 and 2015 NCAA titles.

The 2018 University Park Regional contains two teams among the 2017 NCAA Championships’ field – Florida and Washington. Four other teams among the regional field look to return to NCAA Championship action – Arizona State (1999 – last appearance), New Hampshire (1994), Penn State (2014) and West Virginia (2000).

The NCAA began seeding regional fields in 1999 and UF has been a region's top seed in each of the last 13 years. A team ranked No. 1-6, No. 7-12 and No. 13-18 are part of each regional. Florida won its last six regional titles, including the 2017 NCAA Regional held in Gainesville.

A sweep of the the Southeastern Conference Championships’ event titles wasn’t enough for the Gator gymnastics team at the March 24 event in St. Louis, Mo. LSU took its third SEC Championship at 197.40, followed by Alabama (196.975) and Florida (196.825). The Gators led at the midway point, but a miss calculated in its floor rotation dropped UF in the standings.

Senior Alex McMurtry won both vault (9.975) and uneven bars (9.95). She is the third in league history and first since 1999 to earn a ‘SEC Slam’ – winning each of the five SEC individual event titles during collegiate career. Freshman Alyssa Baumann’s beam mark equaled McMurtry’s vault score as the high individual score of the SEC Championships. That 9.975 is second only to Georgia’s Cory Fritzinger's 10.0 in 2004 SEC Championships' beam competition. Junior Alicia Boren claimed a share of the SEC floor title (9.90) and took second in the all-around. Joining the trio on the All-SEC team were teammates Rachel Slocum, Rachel Gowey and Amelia Hundley. Baumann and Megan Skaggs also earned SEC All-Freshman team honors.

McMurtry was a double-winner in the SEC Awards revealed March 29. McMurtry is the 2018 SEC Event Specialist and SEC Scholar-Athlete of the Year. She is the second in SEC history to claim a gymnast of the year and scholar-athlete honors in the same season. McMurtry is the first to do it twice (2017 SEC Gymnast and Scholar-Athlete).

Five Gators picked up National Association of Collegiate Gymnastics Coaches/Women (NACGC) Regular-Season All-America honors, announced March 28. McMurtry (vault, bars, beam - all first team) and Boren (all-around, beam, floor – all second team) each claimed three honors. Second-team honors also went to Baumann (beam), Gowey (beam) and Slocum (vault).

MEET COACH ROWLAND Jenny Rowland, one of the nation’s rising coaching talents, is in her third season as University of Florida’s head gymnastics coach. Rowland is the seventh head coach for the Gator program, which is in its 46th season in 2018.

She shared the 2016 Southeastern Conference Coach of the Year honor with Arkansas’ Mark Cook. She joins volleyball’s Mary Wise (1991) as a Gator coach who claimed SEC Coach of the Year honors in their first season at UF.

Rowland’s experiences from the sport’s highest level are the same as many current Gators. She is a former U.S. National Team member, a collegiate All-American and was named a 2015 National Collegiate Assistant of the Year.

Rowland is a Category 3 International Brevet level judge. She served on the judging panel for the 2008, 2012 and 2016 U.S. Olympic Trials. Rowland’s Coaching Career: At Florida: Florida reached the NCAA Super Six team final in each of Rowland’s first two seasons with the Gators, taking fourth in 2016 and third in 2017. Rowland was named the 2016 Southeastern Conference Coach of the Year after the Gators won that season’s team title. Gators won NCAA individual event titles in each of the last two seasons. Bridget Sloan won the 2016 NCAA all-around and shared that season’s uneven bars and balance beam titles. Alex McMurtry is the reigning NCAA all-around champion and shared that season’s uneven bars crown. The Honda Award for gymnastics went to Sloan (2016) and McMurtry (2017), distinguishing them as the nation’s top collegiate gymnast. McMurtry was part of a rare double in 2017 and 2018, claiming both the SEC Gymnast (2017)/SEC Event Specialist (2018) and the SEC Scholar-Athlete awards. In National Association of Collegiate Gymnastics Coaches/Women (NACGC) All-America regular-season awards, nine Gators picked up 33 honors since 2016.

At Auburn: Rowland came to Florida after spending five seasons at Auburn. She joined the Auburn coaching staff as an assistant coach in October of 2010 and was elevated to associate head coach in March of 2013. Rowland worked with all aspects of the Auburn gymnastics program, coordinating all of the program's community outreach efforts and interactions on campus as well as playing an integral role in recruiting and in-gym activities.

She was named co-National Assistant Coach of the Year in 2015 after helping Auburn reach the NCAA Super Six for the first time in 22 years.

Coaching Career Start in Sooner State: Rowland coached Elite gymnasts at Bart Conner Gymnastics Academy in Norman, Okla., for five years and then joined the Oklahoma coaching staff in June of 2001. At OU, she helped coach the Sooners to the 2004 Big XIII title, three-time team NCAA qualifiers (2004-06) and three Big XIII Gymnasts of the Year.

As a Gymnast: During her gymnastics career, Rowland was a USA National Team member from 1985-1990 and was part of the U.S.’s 1989 World Championships team. During her collegiate career, she earned All-America honors for the uneven bars in 1993 for Arizona State.

After retiring from competition, she returned to her home state, enrolling at the University of Oklahoma to finish her degree.

2018 GATOR GYMNASTICS ROSTER NAME EVTS HT CL HOMETOWN (CLUB) Sierra Alexander V, FX 5-7 SO Fort Lauderdale, Fla. (West Broward Gymnastics Academy) Kennedy Baker AA 5-0 SR Dallas, Texas (Texas Dreams) Alyssa Baumann AA 5-1 FR Dallas, Texas (WOGA) Alicia Boren AA 4-11 JR Franklin Lakes, N.J. (North Stars Gymnastics Academy) Maegan Chant AA 5-3 SO Waterdown, Ontario (World Class Gymnastics) Amanda Cheney V, BB 5-5 JR Orlando, Fla. (Orlando Metro) Jazmyn Foberg AA 5-2 FR Bayville, N.J. (MG Elite) Rachel Gowey AA 5-1 SO Urbandale, Iowa (Chow’s Gymnastics) Amelia Hundley AA 5-5 SO Hamilton, Ohio (Cincinnati Gymnastics) Francesca Lawal AA 5-5 FR Miami Beach, Fla. (Elite Gymnastics Academy) Grace McLaughlin BB, FX 5-2 SR Allen, Texas (WOGA) Alex McMurtry AA 5-3 SR Midlothian, Va. (Richmond Olympiad Club) Megan Skaggs AA 5-3 FR Marietta, Ga. (Gymnastics Academy of Atlanta) Rachel Slocum V, FX 5-3 SR Holly Springs, N.C. (Sonshine NC/Eastern Michigan) Nicole Webb UB, BB, FX 5-2 FR Morrisville, N.C. (Sonshine NC)

Staff: Pronunciation Guide: Head Coach: Jenny Rowland Sierra Alexander – see-er-uh Assistant Coaches: Adrian Burde & Owen Field Alyssa Baumann – Baugh-man Volunteer Coach: Jeremy Miranda Alicia Boren – uh-LEE-sh uh Bore-en Student Coach: Vanasia Bradley Amanda Cheney – Chain-ee Assistant to the Head Coach: Brittany Arlington Jazmyn Foberg – FOE-berg Managers: Tory Cohen & Casey McLaughlin Amelia Hundley – Hund-lee Athletic Trainer: Kelly Fleming Francesca Lawal – luh-WALL Student Athletic Trainer: Kim Dang Grace McLaughlin – Mick lawf-luhn Alex McMurtry – Mick Murr-Tree Rachel Slocum – sloh-kuh m Jenny Rowland – ROE-lund Vanasia Bradley - vuh-NAY-suh Adrian Burde - bur-DAY Returning All-Americans: Five with 21 honors in NCAA competition Kennedy Baker 2017 – floor^ 2016 – vault*, floor*, all-around^, bars^ 2015 - floor *

Alicia Boren 2017 – all-around^, vault^ 2016 –beam*

Amelia Hundley 2017 all-around^

Alex McMurtry 2017 – all-around&*, vault*, bars&*, beam*, floor* 2016 – vault*, beam*, all-around^ 2015 – beam*, vault^

Rachel Slocum 2017 – vault^

&-NCAA champion │ *-first team │^-second team

All-SEC: Seven with 28 honors

Kennedy Baker 2017 AA, FX@ Amelia Hundley 2018 V & UB 2016 AA@, V@, FX 2017 UB 2015 FX

Alex McMurtry 2018 V@, UB@, BB Alyssa Baumann 2018 BB@ 2017 AA@, V, FX@

2016 AA, UB, BB@ Alicia Boren 2018 AA, FX@ 2015 V@ 2017 FX

2016 V & BB Rachel Slocum 2018 V

2017 V Rachel Gowey 2018 UB

@-SEC champion

ANOTHER GATOR TEAM MEMBER The Gator gymnastics team adopted Bailey Warner on Oct. 13. Bailey is an eight-year old girl who is undergoing juvenile pilocytic astrocytoma glioma treatment at Shands Hospital in Gainesville. The team met Bailey through the Friends of Jaclyn organization. Bailey has a locker, participated in the team’s video board shoot and stops by for a Gator practice as often as she can.

ABOUT THE GATORS: Location: Gainesville, Fla. President: Dr. W. Kent Fuchs Athletics Director: Scott Stricklin Senior Women’s Administrator: Lynda Tealer Conference: Southeastern Enrollment: 54,854 Nickname: Gators Colors: Orange & Blue UF GYMNASTICS QUICK FACTS: 2018 Record: 13-4, 5-2 SEC 2018 SEC Finishes: T2nd (regular season)

3rd (SEC Championships 2017 Record (regular season): 14-3, 5-2 SEC (2nd) 2017 Record (overall): 26-6, 5-2 SEC (2nd) 2017 SEC Finish: 2nd (regular season & championship) 2017 NCAA Finish: 3rd (197.70) COACHING STAFF: Head Coach: Jenny Rowland Career & School Record/Years: 42-9 (third season / same) Assistant Coaches: Adrian Burde, Owen Field Volunteer Coach: Jeremy Miranda Student Coach: Vanasia Bradley RETURNING NCAA ALL-AMERICANS: 5 with 21 honors (only NCAA honors listed) • Kennedy Baker – 6x 2017 floor – second team 2016 vault, floor – first team; all-around, bars – second 2015 floor exercise – first) • Alicia Boren – 3x 2017 all-around, vault – second team 2016 beam – first team • Amelia Hundley – 1x 2017 all-around – second team • Alex McMurtry – 10x 2017 all-around*, vault, bars*, beam, floor – first team 2016 – vault, beam – first team, all-around - second 2015 beam – first team, bars –second • Rachel Slocum – 1x 2017 vault – second team *NCAA champion

Project Gator Leo Using terminology familiar to fans of Lifetime Network’s "Project Runway", the Gators are "In." Team members designed three of the leotards the Gators will wear this season.

2018 NOTABLES Florida tied for second in Southeastern

Conference regular season (5-2) action and took third in the SEC Championship (196.825) competition

Alex McMurtry is the SEC Event Specialist of the Year. Last year, McMurtry was the SEC Gymnast of the Year and now is the first in the program’s history to claim top individual league honors in consecutive years

McMurtry repeated as SEC Scholar-Athlete of Year. Second Gator to earn honor and first to repeat.

Gators swept SEC Championships’’ apparatus titles – McMurtry (vault, bars), Alyssa Baumann (beam) and Alicia Boren (floor)

Florida shared league lead with six earning All-SEC honors – Baumann, Boren, Rachel Gowey, Amelia Hundley, McMurtry and Rachel Slocum. Baumann and Megan Skaggs on SEC All-Freshman team

McMurtry is one of 10 in the 37-year history of NCAA Gymnastics history with a ‘Gym Slam’ – a 10.0 in each apparatus. Her beam 10.0 versus Oklahoma completed ‘Gym Slam’

Four Gator records set or equaled in 2018: 10.0 – McMurtry (vault, beam) 39.825 – McMurtry (all-around) 49.675 – team beam total

Five earned nine All-America honors in National Association of Collegiate Gymnastics Coaches (NACGC) regular-season awards.

Finished the season ranked fifth in the nation with a program-record attendance average of 7,433. That average is ninth among all NCAA Division I women’s sports for 2017-18.

Gymnastics recorded a team cumulative grade point average of 3.58 in fall of 2017

SERIES RECORDS

Record Last Meeting ASU leads 15-11

UF 196.225, ASU 195.575 in 2006 NCAA Semifinal

UF leads PSU 32-13

UF 197.125, PSU 195.325 in 2017 NCAA Regional

UF leads UNH 12-0

UF 197.125, UNH 194.175 in 2017 NCAA Regional

UF leads UW 7-0

UF 197.675, UW 195.075 in 2010 NCAA Regional

UF leads WVU 32-1

UF 195.95, WVU 194.425 in 2018 road dual

Gator Gymnastics Meet Notes

Florida Gymnastics at the NCAA Regional Championships Year Region Champion Score UF Finish Score UF Top All-Arounder Place Score Pre Meet Ranking UF Start Evt 2017 Gainesville Florida 197.125 1st 197.125 Alex McMurtry 1st 39.675 3 Bars 2016 Minneapolis Florida 196.725 1st 196.725 Bridget Sloan 1st 39.375 2 Bye b/f UB 2015 Morgantown Florida 197.475 1st 197.475 Bridget Sloan 1st 39.800 2 Bars 2014 University Park Florida 197.050 1st 197.050 Alaina Johnson 1st 39.550 1 Bye b/f UB 2013 Gainesville Florida 198.400 1st 198.400 Kytra Hunter 1st 39.775 1 Vault 2012 Raleigh Florida 197.325 1st 197.325 Ashanée Dickerson 1st 39.650 1 Bars 2011 North Central Arkansas 196.550 2nd 196.425 Alaina Johnson 1st 39.525 1 Floor 2010 North Central Florida 197.675 1st 197.675 Ashanée Dickerson 1st 39.700 4 Bye b/f FX 2009 North Central Florida 196.775 1st 196.775 Corey Hartung 2nd 39.525 6 Bye b/f FX 2008 Southeast Florida 197.525 1st 197.525 Melanie Sinclair 1st 39.650 3 Bye b/f UB 2007 Northeast Florida 197.325 1st 197.325 Amanda Castillo 2nd 39.375 1 Bars 2006 South Central Florida 196.375 1st 196.375 Corey Hartung 2nd 39.325 3 Floor 2005 Southeast Florida 196.575 1st 196.575 Ashley Reed 1st 39.350 7 Beam 2004 South Central Utah 197.625 2nd 197.050 Orley Szmuch 2nd 39.600 8 Bye b/f UB 2003 Southeast Georgia 197.125 2nd 194.950 Erinn Dooley 3rd 39.175 9 Floor 2002 Central LSU 196.450 2nd 195.900 Orley Szmuch 2nd 39.300 15 Bye b/f FX 2001 Southeast Georgia 197.775 2nd 196.650 Hilary Thompson 2nd 39.450 12 Bye b/f FX 2000 Region V Michigan 196.550 3rd 195.875 Chrissy Van Fleet 1st 39.375 12 Vault 1999 Region II Georgia 197.375 2nd 195.225 Chrissy Van Fleet 2nd 39.500 10 Floor 1998 Southeast Georgia 198.575 2nd 197.075 Betsy Hamm 3rd 39.500 4 Bars 1997 Southeast Florida 195.750 1st 195.750 Jaime Graziano 2nd 39.100 10 Bye b/f BB 1996 Southeast Georgia 196.950 2nd 195.375 Chrissy Vogel 4th 39.225 5 1995 Southeast Georgia 197.575 2nd 195.700 Kristen Guise T4th 39.200 6 1994 Southeast Georgia 196.775 2nd 192.550 Chrissy Vogel 4th 38.925 7 1993 Southeast Georgia 197.500 2nd 194.300 Lynette Wittmeier 2nd 39.125 12 1992 Southeast Georgia 196.550 2nd 191.475 Melissa Kutcher 5th 38.125 8 1991 Southeast Georgia 194.275 2nd 191.175 Christina McDonald 3rd 38.600 5 1990 Southeast Georgia 193.350 2nd 190.425 Pam Titus 4th 39.225 13 1989 Southeast Georgia 193.200 2nd 191.050 Melissa Miller 3rd 38.700 4 1988 Southeast Georgia 189.800 2nd 189.100 Janice Kerr 1st 38.700 8 1987 Southeast Florida 187.900 1st 187.900 Janice Kerr 1st 37.900 6 1986 Southeast Georgia 186.800 2nd 185.400 Elfi Schlegel 2nd 37.850 5 1985 Southeast Florida 186.900 1st 186.900 Elfi Schlegel 1st 38.050 2 1984 Southeast Florida 187.950 1st 187.950 Elfi Schlegel 1st 38.500 1983 Southeast Alabama 184.750 2nd 184.650 Elfi Schlegel 1st 38.300 1982 Southeast Florida 145.450 1st 145.450 Lynn McDonnell 1st 36.950

Bold years indicates Gainesville Regionals

NCAA Southeast Region Gymnast of the Year 2017: Alex McMurtry 2016 Bridget Sloan 2015 Kytra Hunter 2014 Bridget Sloan 2011 Ashanée Dickerson 2010 Ashanée Dickerson NCAA Southeast Region Coach of the Year 2014 Rhonda Faehn 2013 Rhonda Faehn 2011 Rhonda Faehn 2007 Rhonda Faehn 2010 Rhonda Faehn 2005 Rhonda Faehn 2003 Rhonda Faehn 1997 Judi Markell NCAA Southeast Region Assistant Coach of the Year 2017: Adrian Burde & Owen Field 2016: Adrian Burde & Owen Field 2015: Adrian Burde & Robert Ladanyi 2013 Adrian Burde & Robert Ladanyi 2011 Adrian Burde & Robert Ladanyi 2007 Adrian Burde 2001 Paul Columbo

Regional Champions 2017 FLORIDA TEAM Kennedy Baker (FX) Alicia Boren (FX) Alex McMurtry (AA, UB, BB, FX) Rachel Slocum (V) 2016 FLORIDA TEAM Alicia Boren (V) Alex McMurtry (V, UB) Bridget Sloan (AA, BB) 2015 FLORIDA TEAM Kytra Hunter (FX) Bridget Sloan (AA, V, UB, FX) 2014 FLORIDA TEAM Mackenzie Caquatto (UB) Kytra Hunter (FX) Alaina Johnson (AA, BB) Bridget Sloan (V, UB) 2013 FLORIDA TEAM Ashanée Dickerson (V) Kytra Hunter (AA, V, FX) Marissa King (BB, FX) Bridget Sloan (UB) 2012 FLORIDA TEAM Ashanée Dickerson (AA, V, UB) Kytra Hunter (FX) Alaina Johnson (V, UB) Marissa King (BB) 2011 Mackenzie Caquatto (UB) Ashanée Dickerson (V) Alaina Johnson (AA, V) 2010 FLORIDA TEAM Amanda Castillo (UB) Ashanée Dickerson (AA, UB, BB, FX) Maranda Smith (UB, FX) 2009 FLORIDA TEAM Corey Hartung (BB, FX) 2008 FLORIDA TEAM Amanda Castillo (FX) Ashley Reed (V, BB,

Melanie Sinclair (AA, V, UB, FX) Nicola Willis (FX) 2007 FLORIDA TEAM Amanda Castillo (FX) Savannah Evans (FX) Corey Hartung (BB) Breanne King (V) Samantha Lutz (UB) Nicola Willis (UB) 2006 FLORIDA TEAM Corey Hartung (FX) Samantha Lutz (UB) 2005 FLORIDA TEAM Erinn Dooley (BB) Samantha Lutz (UB) Ashley Reed (AA, UB) Orley Szmuch (UB) 2004 Orley Szmuch (V) 2003 Erinn Dooley (BB) Kristen Stucky (BB) 2002 Erin Pendleton (UB) Orley Szmuch (V) 2001 Hilary Thompson (FX) 2000 Chrissy Van Fleet (AA, BB) 1999 Betsy Hamm (BB) Chrissy Van Fleet (UB) 1997 FLORIDA TEAM Sybil Stephenson (UB) 1996 Susan Hines (V) Kristen Guise (BB) 1994 Kristen Guise (UB) 1990 Pam Titus (FX) 1989 Melissa Miller (FX) 1988 Janice Kerr (AA, BB) Melissa Miller (V) 1987 FLORIDA TEAM Janice Kerr (AA) Melissa Miller (FX) 1986 Melissa Miller (AA) Elfi Schlegel (BB)

1985 FLORIDA TEAM Elfi Schlegel (AA, UB, BB, FX) Tammy Smith (V, UB) Michelle Goodwin (BB) Maria Anz (FX) 1984 FLORIDA TEAM Elfi Schlegel (AA,V,UB,BB,FX) 1983 Maria Anz (FX) Elfi Schlegel (AA, BB) 1982 FLORIDA TEAM FLORIDA TEAM (AIAW) Lynn McDonnell (AA, BB) Lynn McDonnell (AIAWBB) Ann Woods (FX, V) Ann Woods (AIAW AA,FX, V) 1981 FLORIDA TEAM (AIAW) Lynn McDonnell (AIAW AA, BB, FX, UB)

1980 Ann Woods (AIAW AA, V


2018 NCAA Gymnastics Regional Fields (with national rank) University Park Regional (University Park, Pa.) – April 7 @ 4 p.m. ET 5. Florida 8. Washington 17. Arizona State 27. West Virginia 29. Penn State 30. New Hampshire

Minneapolis Regional (Minneapolis, Minn.) – April 7 @ 5 p.m. ET 1. Oklahoma 12. Kentucky 13. Denver 24. Minnesota 28. Iowa State 35. Iowa

Salt Lake City Regional (Salt Lake City, Utah) – April 7 @ 6 p.m. ET 4. Utah 9. California 16. Auburn 21. Brigham Young 26. Stanford 4. Utah

Raleigh Regional (Raleigh, N.C.) – April 7 @ 4 p.m. ET 2. LSU 11. Nebraska 14. Oregon State 19. George Washington 20. North Carolina State 31. Maryland

Tuscaloosa Regional (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) – April 7 @ 5 p.m. ET 6. Alabama 7. Michigan 18. Georgia 22. Missouri 23. Illinois 36. Central Michigan

Columbus Regional (Columbus, Ohio.) – April 7 @ 6 p.m. ET 3. UCLA 10. Arkansas 15. Boise State 25. Ohio State 33. Pittsburgh 34. Kent State

Final Season for NCAA Super Six Starting in 2019, the NCAA Championships moves to a four-team regional/super-regional bracket model. The regional/super-regional competition will be conducted over three days at four sites around the country. Two teams at each site compete in a play-in on the first day. On the second day of regionals, eight teams compete in two sessions of four, with the top two in each sessions advancing to the next day. On the final day, four teams compete with the top two teams advancing to the finals site. At the national championship site, the eight-team field will compete in two four-team semifinals. The top two teams in each semifinal advance to the NCAA team final.

About NCAA Regional Competition Six teams, five all-around competitors (who are not on a qualifying team) and one individual event specialist per event [who has a minimum qualifying score (RQS) of 9.4] were named to each of the six regions. The top two teams and the top two all-around competitors (who are not on an advancing team) from each regional will receive a NCAA Championships’ automatic berth to the Chaifetz Arena in St. Louis, Mo., April 20-21. In addition, the event winners at the regional championships advance to the national championships (in that event only) if they are not part of a qualifying team or an all-around qualifier. Yale freshman Jacey Baldovino is the individual all-arounder assigned to Florida. She performs after UF's sixth competitor. NCAA University Park Region All-Around & Individual Event Competitors

All-Around Competitors Individual Event Specialists 1. Jacey Baldovino, Yale Vault Sahara Gipson, Temple 2. Jade Buford, Yale Jaylene Everett, Temple 3. Kelsey Campbell, Bridgeport Bars Jessica Wang, Yale 4. Libby Groden, Rutgers Kelli Tereshko, Bridgeport Beam Makenzey Shank, Rutgers Kathryn Doran, Bridgeport Floor Maya Reimers, Brid Alex Hartke, Penn

NCAA University Park Region Team Rotation Rot. V Bye Bars Beam Bye Floor I UNH WVU PSU UW ASU UF II UF UNH WVU PSU UW ASU III ASU UF UNH WVU PSU UW IV UW ASU UF UNH WVU PSU V PSU UW ASU UF UNH WVU VI WVU PSU UW ASU UF UNH

This is the fifth time since the NCAA went to national seeding for regional competition in 1999 that Florida opens regional competition on floor.

What’s Next? The top two teams from each of the six region sites advance to the 37th edition of the NCAA Gymnastics Championships, set for April 20-21 at the Chaifetz Arena in St. Louis, Mo. For the fifth consecutive season, the seeding

determined at the time of regional selections is maintained throughout the championships. Standard bracketing procedures will be followed with teams seeded 1, 4, 5, 8, 9 and 12 placed on the left side of the bracket and teams seeded 2, 3, 6, 7, 10 and 11 placed on the right side of the bracket.

2018 NCAA Gymnastics Championships – April 20-21 Date Competition Time (ET) TV (live) Friday, April 20 Semifinal I 1 p.m. ESPN2 Semifinal II 7 p.m. ESPN2 Saturday, April 21 Super Six Team Final 7 p.m. ESPNU


FLORIDA QUICK HITS ►Florida opened at No. 2 on the 2018 Road to Nationals preseason poll. This is the Gators’ 12th consecutive appearance in the nation’s preseason top five. ►Florida returns five gymnasts with 21 All-America honors earned in NCAA Championships competition. The five earned 10 All-America honors in 2017 NCAA competition – seniors Kennedy Baker (floor exercise), Alex McMurtry (all-around, vault, uneven bars, balance beam, floor) and Rachel Slocum (vault). Junior Alicia Boren (all-around, vault) and sophomore Amelia Hundley (all-around) earned 2017 All-America honors. McMurtry won the 2017 NCAA all-around and among a six-way tie for the uneven bars title. ►Eight Gators have been a part of their national teams, including seven for the U.S. Two incoming freshmen – Alyssa Baumann (2016-17, 2015-16, 2014-15) and Megan Skaggs (2014-15) join sophomores Rachel Gowey (2016-17, 2014-15, 2013-14) and Amelia Hundley (2016-17, 2015-16, 2014-15) and seniors Kennedy Baker (2013-14, 2012-13), and Grace McLaughlin (2011-12) as past U.S. Senior National Team members. Another freshman, Jazmyn Foberg, was a two-time U.S. Junior National Team member (2015-16, 2014-15). Sophomore Maegan Chant has been a part of Canada’s national team. NATION’S BEST IN 2018 NCAA COMPETITION The U.S. has taken team gold in the last two Olympic Games. The depth available to U.S. coaching staff has helped the U.S. take the team gold by comfortable margins. The last two U.S. Olympic Trials contained 24 different athletes and now 13 of those gymnasts are competing in NCAA action. Florida leads all programs with three representatives from the last two Olympic Trials – Kennedy Baker (2012), Rachel Gowey (2016) and Amelia Hundley (2016). Freshman Alyssa Baumann qualified for the 2016 Olympic Trials, but an elbow injury suffered while training kept her out of the Trials.

Gymnasts in Olympic Trials Now NCAA Competitors Trials Finish Olympic School Name 2012 2016 Team Notes Florida Kennedy Baker 8th Amelia Hundley 9th Rachel Gowey 11th Georgia Emily Schild 13th Georgia Sabrina Vega 10th Oklahoma Maggie Nichols 6th Breanna Dowell 9th 10th UCLA Madison Kocian 8th Olympic team gold /

bars silver Kyla Ross 5th Olympic team gold LSU Sarah Finnegan 6th Replacement athlete Christina Desiderio 12th Stanford Elizabeth Price 4th Replacement athlete Utah McKayla Skinner 4th Replacement athlete

2018 GATOR GYMNASTICS SCHEDULE Date Opponent (Television) Result or Time 1/5 West Virginia (Mountaineer TV) W, 195.95 – 194.425 1/12 LSU (SEC Network) L, 197.25 – 197.125 1/19 Kentucky (SEC Network) W, 196.325 – 195.95 1/26 Oklahoma (SEC Network +) W, 198.15 – 198.125 2/2 Auburn (SEC Network) W, 197.40 – 197.00 2/9 Alabama (SEC Network) W, 197.85 – 197.075 2/16 Georgia (SEC Network) W, 196.95 – 196.125 2/23

Gators Link to Pink versus Arkansas (ESPNU-TD) W, 197.725 – 196.875

3/2 Missouri (SEC Network +) L, 196.925 – 196.70 3/9 Nebraska (SEC Network +) W, 197.925 – 196.70 3/24 SEC Championships (ESPN2) 3rd of 8 (196.825) 4/7 NCAA University Park Regional 4 p.m. 4/20 NCAA Championships Semifinal St. Louis, Mo. NCAA Semifinal I (ESPN2) 1 p.m. NCAA Semifinal II (ESPN2) 9 p.m. 4/21 NCAA Super Six Team Final (ESPNU) 8 p.m.

Bold denotes home meets

THE LAST TIME IT HAPPENED UF gymnast won NCAA Regional title:

o Vault: Rachel Slocum (4-1-17) 9.95 o Bars: Alex McMurtry (4-1-17) 9.95 o Beam: Alex McMurtry (4-1-17) 9.90 o Floor: Alicia Boren, Alex McMurtry & Kennedy Baker (4-

1-17) 9.925 o All-Around: Alex McMurtry (4-1-17) 39.675 o Team: 197.125 (4-1-17)

UF gymnast won an all-around title: Alex McMurtry (3-9-18) 39.825 Gator freshman won an all-around title: Rachel Gowey (3-10-17) 39.275 UF gymnasts swept top 3 event finishers at a meet: 3-9-18 - UF swept

Nebraska all-around (Alex McMurtry 39.825; Alicia Boren 39.525; Megan Skaggs 39.375)

Gator gymnast swept meet event titles: Alex McMurtry claimed at least a share of the five event titles versus Nebraska on March 9, 2018

UF gymnast earned a 10.0: Kennedy Baker (floor) versus Alabama 2-9-18 Last home loss: Jan. 12, 2018 vs LSU (197.25 – 197.125) UF counted a fall toward its team total:

Vault: Feb. 28, 2009 at Georgia (48.625) Bars: Jan. 8, 2010 at Oklahoma (48.175) Beam: Feb. 16, 2018 at Georgia (48.725) Floor: March 24, 2018 at SEC Championships (48.40)

UF was 24 for 24 for routines in a meet: March 9, 2018 versus Nebraska Florida did not have an all-arounder in its lineup: Feb. 22, 2013 versus

Kentucky


Gators Lineup Notes Quick hits on each Gator who has competed in 2018. Vault Alexander In first four vault lineups with 2018 best of 9.85 at UK

Tore left Achilles tendon Jan. 31; out for rest of 2018 Baker Competed in five vault lineups, 2018 best of 9.90

2016 vault All-American at NCAA Championships 2016 co-SEC vault champion Tore right Achilles tendon Feb. 23; out for rest of 2018

Baumann 9.775 for collegiate vault debut at Auburn Boren In each vault lineup – equaled collegiate-best for sixth

time (9.95) for win at Georgia Earned vault All-America honors at last two NCAA

Championships competitions Foberg In 9 vault lineups, posting best of 9.90 vs Nebraska

Week 1 & Week 10 SEC Freshman of Week Two-time member of U.S. Junior National Team. Graduated a year early from high school to enroll at

UF in summer of 2017. Gowey Equaled collegiate vault best (9.875) in 2018 debut on

Feb. 23 versus Arkansas Hundley Collegiate-best 9.9 earned All-SEC honors McMurtry 2018 SEC Event Specialist of the Year – also SEC

Scholar-Athlete of Year 10.0 vs Oklahoma for first performance of Yurchenko

double in 2018. Third 10.0 vault of career 9.95 at Auburn and vs Arkansas for Yurchenko full

also earned a perfect score (9.95 start value) Claimed second SEC vault title with a 9.975 Scored a 9.90 or better in each 2018 meet Won eight vault titles in 2018 Nation’s No. 2 vaulter (2018 RQS: 9.955) Scored a vault 10.0 as a freshman, junior and senior Earned vault All-America honors at last three NCAA

Championships competitions Skaggs In four vault lineups, turning in collegiate-best 9.825 at

Kentucky and versus Nebraska U.S. Senior National Team in 2014-15

Slocum In all vault lineups but one in 2018 (missed Missouri meet due to a virus), posting a season-best 9.95 to share the Feb. 23 title with Alex McMurtry.

Performs a front handspring pike-front half twist vault (10.0 value)

Scored a 9.925 or above in 12 of 24 vault performances as a Gator (including 3x in 2018)

9.90 earned second consecutive spot on All-SEC team

Earned vault All-America honors at 2017 NCAA Championships

Bars Baker In first six bar lineups of 2018. 2018 best 9.875 vs

Arkansas 2016 bars All-American at NCAAs

Boren In every bar lineup of 2018 Set collegiate best of 9.925 to take 2nd vs Alabama.

Foberg In eight bar lineups. Collegiate best of 9.95 took second versus Nebraska

2014 P&G Championships junior division bars champ Gowey In each bars lineup in 2018, sharing event title at

Kentucky (9.825) and vs Arkansas (9.925). Wins at UK and vs Arkansas are first two bars wins in

collegiate bars competition 9.90 took 2nd overall at SECs for All-SEC honors 2015 Pan Am Games bars champion

Hundley In each bars lineup in 2018, earning a season best 9.925 three times

9.90 took 2nd overall at SECs for All-SEC honors 2015 Pan Am Games bars bronze medalist Coach Rowland says Hundley’s routine one of most

difficult being performed in college 2017 NACGC regular-season bars All-American

McMurtry Season-best 9.975 three times Shares No. 1 in latest national bars rankings (9.960

RQS) Leads UF with nine bars wins in 2018, including SEC

title Owns four career 10.0 bar marks – including 2017

NCAA Super Six competition 2017 NCAA co-uneven bars champion

Skaggs Set collegiate bars best of 9.90 versus Arkansas SEC Freshman Gymnast of the Week (Feb. 28)

Beam Baker In first 3 beam lineups – 2018 high 9.80 vs LSU Baumann Three wins at WVU, at Georgia & at SEC Champ.

2nd Gator freshman (1st was Bridget Sloan) to earn a 9.975 on beam. Repeated mark to win SEC title

Two-time SEC Freshman of the Week (1-30, 2-13) Three-time member of U.S. Senior National Team Beam runner-up at 2015 & 2014 P&G Championships

Boren In each beam lineup - season best of 9.925 in five of last seven meets. 9.9 or better 8x in 2018

Beam All-American at 2016 NCAA Championships Foberg Competed in first two beam lineups

Earned season best 9.70 at West Virginia Gowey Four beam wins – all with marks of 9.9 or better

9.95 vs LSU set collegiate best & equaled vs ARK Hundley In 9 beam lineups. Equaled best of 9.90 vs NU McLaughlin 9.65 versus Alabama in only performance of 2018 McMurtry Anchored all but one beam lineup. Set collegiate

best of 10.0 versus Oklahoma. Perfect score versus OU completed “Gym Slam”

(perfect mark on each event) SEC Gymnast of the Week (Jan. 30 & March 13) Earned beam All-America honors at last three

NCAA Championships competitions Skaggs In seven beam lineups. Best of 9.90 vs OU, ARK &

at SECs. Earned SEC All-Freshman honors Silver medalist on beam at 2015 Pan Am Games

Webb In lineup debut, anchored at UGA w/ 9.725

Floor Baker In six lineups – with first five earning 9.9 or better.

Earned third career 10.0 versus Alabama Tore Achilles in 2nd tumbling pass on Feb. 23 Floor All-American each year at NCAAs

Baumann In every floor lineup – added double layout vs ARK Anchored lineup vs Oklahoma with collegiate-best

of 9.925 to give UF win; also 9.925 vs Alabama & at Missouri for first collegiate floor win

Two-time SEC Freshman of the Week Boren In every floor lineup of 2018. Five floor wins,

including sharing SEC title. Matched collegiate-best 9.95 in 3 of last 7 meets Added double layout as opening pass for 2018 Marks of 9.90+ in 20 of last 24 floor performances 2017 & ‘18 NACGC floor All-American

Foberg In five floor lineups of 2018. Posted a season-best 9.825 in three meets

Gowey In four floor lineups, equaling collegiate-best 9.875 at Auburn and versus Alabama

Hundley In 9 floor lineups – season-best 9.875 posted twice 2015 Pan Am Games floor silver medalist

McLaughlin In 2018 floor debut, shared third after equaling collegiate best of 9.90 at Missouri

McMurtry Floor best of 9.925 posted at UGA & vs Nebraska Skaggs 9.925 versus LSU was highest ever for a Gator

making collegiate floor debut Slocum In each 2018 floor lineup but Missouri (missed due

to virus). Collegiate-best 9.95 at UGA Performed a double layout opening pass for first

two meets. Added it back for last four meets Advanced to 2016 NCAA Championships as an

individual while w/ Eastern Michigan

All-Around Baker 2x all-around; 2018 high of 39.35 came vs LSU

2016 SEC all-around champion All-America all-around honors at 2016 NCAAs

Boren In every all-around lineup. Second at SECs Six 2018 wins, including five consecutive All-arounder now for 38 consecutive meets,

earning 39.15 or better 34 times All-around All-America at 2017 NCAAs

Foberg In only all-around appearance of season, took second at West Virginia (39.125)

2014 P&G Jr Champ. AA winner & 2nd in 2015 Gowey All-arounder at Missouri, taking third (38.725) Hundley 2nd or 3rd in three AAs. 2018 best (39.475) at UGA.

Fourth overall at SECs (39.425) McMurtry All-arounder in three meets. Equaled UF record of

39.825 for win versus Nebraska Skaggs Collegiate debut vs Nebraska (39.375) took third


ROAD TO NATIONALS RANKINGS (3-26-18) Rank Team Conference RQS Average High 1 Oklahoma Big 12 198.120 197.850 198.375 2 LSU SEC 197.890 197.587 198.175 3 UCLA PAC-12 197.840 197.554 198.275 4 Utah PAC-12 197.540 197.368 198.150 5 Florida SEC 197.390 197.170 198.150 6 Alabama SEC 197.165 196.835 197.525 7 Michigan Big Ten 197.160 196.773 197.550 8 Washington PAC-12 196.960 196.571 197.400 9 California PAC-12 196.890 196.150 197.500 10 Arkansas SEC 196.820 196.454 197.300 11 Nebraska Big Ten 196.815 196.356 197.175 12 Kentucky SEC 196.800 196.469 197.100 13 Denver Big 12 196.785 196.496 197.300 14 Oregon State PAC-12 196.780 196.580 197.300 15 Boise State MRGC 196.745 196.441 197.000 16 Auburn SEC 196.595 195.977 197.000 17 Arizona State PAC-12 196.545 196.042 196.800 18 Georgia SEC 196.515 196.335 197.525 19 GWU EAGL 196.460 195.921 196.875 20 NC State EAGL 196.440 195.833 196.800 21 BYU MRGC 196.430 196.010 196.625 22 Missouri SEC 196.390 195.967 196.925 23 Illinois-

Champaign Big Ten 196.265 195.704 196.850

24 Minnesota Big Ten 196.250 195.745 196.675 25 Ohio State Big Ten 196.215 195.656 196.775 Road to Nationals ranking schedule: Jan. 8 – Feb. 12 Ranking by Total Season Average Beginning Feb. 26 -Ranking by Regional Qualifying Score (consists of a team's three

highest road scores and the next three highest scores. The high score is subtracted from the six event total and the remaining amount is divided by five)

Schedule Notes:

2018 is Florida’s 12th consecutive year opening a season in a top-five position (2007: 3rd; 2008: 2nd; 2009: 3rd; 2010: 4th; 2011: 3rd; 2012: 3rd, 2013: 3rd; 2014: 1st, 2015: 1st, 2016: 2nd, 2017: 5th; 2018: 2nd).

Florida in the 2018 Rankings

Date Team V UB BB FX Preseason (vote) 2 Jan. 8 7 9 4 1 28 Jan. 15 T-6 8 T-7 1 20 Jan. 22 5 4 9 8 T10 Jan. 29 5 T3 7 3 6 Feb. 5 5 3 7 4 T6 Feb. 12 5 3 5 3 5 Feb. 19 5 4 4 6 5 Feb. 26 5 2 3 T6 4 March 5 5 2 3 6 5 March 12 5 2 3 4 5 March 19 5 3 3 5 5 March 26 5 2 3 4 5 Denotes RQS

2018 GATOR FLOOR EXERCISE TITLES NAME Music Sierra Alexander Bird Machine by DJ Snake ft. Alesia Kennedy Baker Anaconda by Nicki Minaj, Lip Gloss by Lil' Mama,

Bang It To The Curb by Far East Movement & Sidney Samson, Booty Had Me Like by Psychic Type

Alyssa Baumann Savior by Bassjackers, Helix by Sick Individuals x Holl & Rush and Wanna Get Hype by District 78

Alicia Boren Bad Man, Loose Control, We Run This and Pass That Dutch by Missy Elliot

Maegan Chant Powerful by Major Lazer Jazmyn Foberg Take U There remix by TroyBoi and Ohawu by Wuzu Rachel Gowey Neverland by Drehz Amelia Hundley Sax by Fleur East Grace McLaughlin

Torn by Nathan Lanier

Alex McMurtry Carnival by Quintino Megan Skaggs Magic Flute by Take/Five Rachel Slocum La Mordidta by Ricky Martin and Mambo Number 5

by Lou Bega Nicole Webb Believer by Imagine Dragons or Earned It by The

Weekend

NATIONAL TEAM CONNECTIONS Eight members of the Gator gymnastics team have been a part of their national teams. U.S. National Team Four current Gators were part of U.S. gold medal teams in Pan Am Games competition. Senior Grace McLaughlin was part of the 2011 Pan Am Games gold medal team. Freshman Megan Skaggs joined sophomores Rachel Gowey and Amelia Hundley on the 2015 Pan Am team. Gowey also won Pan Am gold for the uneven bars. Gowey, part of the 2016-17, 2014-15, 2013-14 U.S. Senior National Teams, was also part of the 2014 Jesolo Trophy gold medal team. Hundley (2016-17, 2015-16, 2014-15 U.S. Senior National team member) was also part of the 2014 Pan Am gold medal team and took silver on floor and bronze on bars at the 2015 event. Freshman Alyssa Baumann was part of the U.S.’s gold medal team at the 2014 World Championships in Nanning, China. The three-time U.S. Senior Team member also competed on the U.S. gold-medal teams at the 2014 and 2015 City of Jesolo Trophy events. Gowey joined her on the 2014 roster for the Jesolo event. She took second on beam on both trips to Jesolo, Italy. Senior Kennedy Baker was part of the U.S. 2013-14 and 2012-13 U.S. Senior National teams. Freshman Jazmyn Foberg, a 2015-16 and 2014-15 U.S. Junior National Team member, competed in the 2015 Jesolo Trophy junior division and also competed in that year’s International Junior Japan meet. She was third in all-around at Jesolo Trophy and second in Japan. Canada Maegan Chant competed at the 2013 and 2014 World Championships for her native Canada. She also was part of Canada’s fifth-place team at the 2014 Pan American Games.


MORE GATOR NOTES Five Gators on NACGC Regular-Season All-America List Nine honors went to five Gators in the National Association of Collegiate Gymnastics Coaches/Women (NACGC) All-America list. This is the sixth season for NACGC regular-season All-America honors. All-Americans are determined by their regional qualifying score (RQS) standings in the Road to Nationals rankings entering NCAA Regional competition. The top eight gymnasts on each event and the all-around receive first-team honors and gymnasts Nos. 9-16 are second-team All-Americans with all ties included. The five Gators earning spots on the 2018 list include two with a trio of All-America honors. Senior Alex McMurtry earned first team for vault, uneven bars and balance beam. Junior Alicia Boren collected second-team honors for all-around, beam and floor exercise. Three Gators claimed All-America second-team honors – Alyssa Baumann (beam), Rachel Gowey (beam) and Rachel Slocum (vault). All-America status can also be earned at NCAA Championships with a top-four (first team) or No. 5-8 (second team) placing in team semifinal action.

Gators Earning 2018 NACGC All-America regular season honors Name AA V UB BB FX Alyssa Baumann 2nd Alicia Boren 2nd 2nd 2nd Rachel Gowey 2nd Alex McMurtry 1st 1st 1st Rachel Slocum 2nd

Rachel Slocum Honored for Community Service Efforts Senior Rachel Slocum is the Gators’ representative on the 2018 Southeastern Conference Gymnastics Community Service Team. The team is made up of one gymnast from each of the eight competing universities who gives back to her community through exemplary service efforts. Each of the 21 sports the league sponsors have its own Community Service Team. Since the start of the fall 2017 semester, Slocum accumulated 40 hours of community service, participating in 12 different events.

Gators Well Represented in SEC Awards The league’s vault and bars champion, Gator senior Alex McMurtry, is the Southeastern Conference Event Specialist Gymnast of the Year, the league office announced March 29. She also claimed the SEC Scholar-Athlete award.

The SEC awards are based on a vote of the league coaches. ● McMurtry is the SEC Event Specialist Gymnast of the Year (honor started in 2014). A Gator has claimed the SEC Gymnast or Event Specialist of Year award five times. McMurtry, the 2017 SEC Gymnast of the Year, is the first Gator to win top league individual honors in consecutive years. ● McMurtry joins Rebekah Zaiser (2008) as the only Gators to claim the SEC Scholar-Athlete of the Year award. The SEC Scholar-Athlete award started in 2003. McMurtry is the second to take both a Gymnast and Scholar-Athlete honor in the same season. The first was Alabama's Kayla Hoffman in 2011. McMurtry, who claimed the SEC Gymnast and Scholar-Athlete honors in 2017, is the first to win both awards in consecutive years. ● Florida equaled the league high with six on the All-SEC team. Two also appear on the All-SEC Freshman team. ● Joining McMurtry on the All-SEC team was the other two Gators with SEC individual titles – junior Alicia Boren (floor) and freshman Alyssa Baumann (beam). Also on the All-SEC team- senior Rachel Slocum, sophomore Rachel Gowey and Amelia Hundley. ● Baumann and Megan Skaggs represented UF on the SEC All-Freshman team.

Gators at the Southeastern Conference Championships A sweep of the Southeastern Conference Championships’ event titles wasn’t enough for the Gator gymnastics team at the March 24 event in St. Louis, Mo. LSU took its third SEC Championship at 197.40, followed by Alabama (196.975) and Florida (196.825). The Gators led at the midway point, but a miss calculated in its floor rotation dropped UF in the standings.

Senior Alex McMurtry won vault (9.975) and uneven bars (9.95). She is the third in league history and first since 1999 to earn a ‘SEC Slam’ – winning each of the five SEC individual event titles during course of collegiate career.

Freshman Alyssa Baumann’s beam mark equaled McMurtry’s vault score as the high individual score of the SEC Championships. That 9.975 is second only to Georgia’s Cory Fritzinger's 10.0 in 2004 SEC Championships' beam competition.

Junior Alicia Boren claimed a share of the SEC floor title (9.90) and took second in the all-around.

They were joined on the All-SEC team by Rachel Slocum, Rachel Gowey and Amelia Hundley. Baumann and Megan Skaggs also earned SEC All-Freshman team honors.


Freshman Class Ranked No. 1 The Gators’ four-member freshman class tops the 2018 CollegeGymFans.com rankings. In the last nine years, Florida’s freshmen class ranked No. 1 six times and No. 2 twice. Three have been part of U.S. National Teams. Three-time U.S. Senior Team member Alyssa Baumann earned gold with the 2014 U.S. Senior National Team at the World Championships. Megan Skaggs joined Baumann on the 2014-15 U.S. Senior National Team. She earned gold with the 2015 U.S. Pan American Games team. Jazmyn Foberg was a two-time U.S. Junior National team member. She competed with U.S. Junior teams in 2015 meets in Italy and Japan. Nicole Webb trained at the same club, Sonshine Gymnastics, as senior Rachel Slocum. Webb was second on beam and fifth on floor at the 2017 North Carolina Level 10 State Championships.

Event Sweep It started with a tie for vault (9.95), but the rest of the March 9 versus Nebraska event titles – including the all-around – were solo wins for senior All-American Alex McMurtry. She used marks of 9.975 for the bars and beam wins and won floor at 9.925. McMurtry’s all-around total of 39.825 equals the school record set by Alaina Johnson and then equaled by Bridget Sloan (both in 2014). Five event titles in a single meet doesn’t happen often. The last came at LSU when then sophomore Ashanée Dickerson won the 2011 dual meet titles.

I Got This Freshman Alyssa Baumann was next up on balance beam for the Gators. She was following a miss and was competing for the first time at the University of Georgia’s Stegeman Coliseum. To add to the moment, shortly after Baumann started her routine, the sold-out Stegeman Coliseum crowd of more than 10,000 started cheering the first Bulldog 10.0 of the season just posted for Sydney Snead on floor. If she noticed the roar, it didn’t appear in Baumann’s routine. She was calm and steady throughout to earn the meet’s winning beam mark of 9.90. “Before I got on beam, I knew someone had fallen, so there was a little bit of pressure there. But I knew I could hit my routine. When I was performing and someone had a perfect 10.0, I couldn’t hear myself think. I’ve never before performed with a crowd cheering like that. In elite, you can hear a pin drop. I just tried to tell myself it [the cheering] was for me and to stay calm and confident.” Baumann went to win her third beam title of the 2018 at the Southeastern Conference Championships. Her winning mark of 9.975 equaled her collegiate best. It is second only to the 10.0 by Georgia’s Cory Fritzinger in 2004 SEC competition. Baumann is the first freshman to win the SEC beam since Georgia’s Brittany Rogers was among a three-way tie for the 2013 title.

Alex McMurtry Top 10 on Career Wins Chart Senior Alex McMurtry is among Gators with 40 or more career event titles. She is sixth on the list with 71 event wins. She’s been consistent in the three events primarily competed (vault, bars, beam) to accumulate her wins, as only six titles come from floor and all-around. Among those on the list with 40 or more event titles, McMurtry’s 16 career all-around appearances is by far the lowest (Melanie Sinclair’s 26 all-arounder performances is second-to-lowest).

Gators with 40 or More Career Event Titles Name FR SOPH JR SR Total Bridget Sloan (2013-16) 22 34 12 27 95 Elfi Schlegel (1983-86) 36 24 17 13 90 Melissa Miller (1986-89) 13 17 38 18 86 Kytra Hunter (2012-15) 21 18 20 24 83 Kristen Guise (1993-96) 1 20 24 33 78 Alex McMurtry (2015-present) 8 16 24 23 71 Ashanée Dickerson (2010-13) 23 22 13 9 67 Ann Woods (1980-82) 22 24 20 66 Corey Hartung (2006-09) 14 12 21 10 57 Chrissy Van Fleet (1997-00) 6 10 18 21 55 Ashley Reed (2005-08) 10 7 18 11 46 Lynn McDonnell (1981-84) 20 9 14 1 44 Melanie Sinclair (2007-09) 11 16 14 41 Amanda Castillo (2007-10) 14 18 2 6 40

Two 2018 Home Meets Sellouts The crowd of 9,661 for the 2018 home opener is the first sellout in Gator gymnastics 46-year history. It was also a sellout of 9,652 when Oklahoma visited on Jan. 26. Those crowds rank No. 4 and No. 5 all-time, as the O’Connell Center gymnastics capacity was larger before the venue’s renovation prior to the 2017 season. Florida’s 2018 attendance average of 8,304 per meet sets the program record (previous record: 7,433 per meet in 2016). The average stands No. 5 among the nation’s gymnastics programs for 2018. That average stands No. 9 among 2017-18 NCAA women’s basketball, gymnastics and volleyball programs. Half of the top-10 season attendance averages from those three sports come from gymnastics.

# School Avg Sport # School Avg Sport 1 Utah 15,139 GYM 6 UConn 10.026 WBB 2 South Carolina 13,239 WBB 7 Iowa State 9,870 WBB 3 LSU 12,009 GYM 8 Tennessee 8,778 WBB 4 Alabama 11,013 GYM 9 Florida 8,304 GYM 5 Georgia 10,102 GYM 10 Nebraska 8,202 VB

Perfection for Two Different Vaults It was her first performance of the Yurchenko double (start value: 10.0) of 2018 and Alex McMurtry was rewarded with a 10.0 – her third vault 10.0 of her Gator career. In the next meet at Auburn on Feb. 2, McMurtry performed the Yurchenko full (start value: 9.95). That vault received a perfect mark of 9.95. She again posted a 9.95 for the same vault versus Arkansas. For the record, McMurtry’s received six perfect vault marks as a collegiate:

Yurchenko full 1/16/15 vs AU

1/20/17 at UNC

2/2/18 at AU

2/23/18 vs ARK

10.00 9.95 9.95 9.95 Yurchenko double

3/5/17 at LSU

1/26/18 vs OU

10.0 10.0

Yurchenko full start value reduced to 9.95 for 2016 season.


Did You Know… • The average height for the Gators is 5-2 ½ . • Sierra Alexander is 5-7, the tallest Gator since the 2007 roster had a pair of 5-8 gymnasts – Breanne King and Chantelle Tousek. • Kennedy Baker’s younger brother, Stephen, is also a gymnast. • Alyssa Baumann is the third Gator to be a part of a medal-winning U.S. World Championship team. Baumann was part of the 2014 gold medal team. Mackenzie Caquatto and Bridget Sloan were both part of the 2010 U.S. team that took silver. • Alicia Boren won four consecutive Junior Olympic Level 10 all-around titles (2015, 2014, 2013, 2012). • Maegan Chant got her dog Charlie when she was 12. He dad said if she finished in the top three in the 2010 Elite Canada all-around, she could get a dog. She took second. • Amanda Cheney started gymnastics at age six. She was involved in dance but couldn’t suppress the desire to do cartwheels. She asked her mother if she could try gymnastics. • Jazmyn Foberg is the second member of the 2018 Gator team to graduate high school a year early to start college. Alex McMurtry also finished high school in three years to join the 2015 Gator team. • Rachel Gowey learned a bit more than how to become an elite gymnast while she trained at Chow’s Gymnastics. Liang Chow also taught her to count to five in Chinese. • Amelia Hundley’s family owns a dance studio and she’s taken classes for a variety of types of dance. Her favorite? Tap. • Francesca Lawal’s first language spoken was Italian. She also is fluent in Spanish and English. • Grace McLaughlin is fourth member of the current Gator team who was part of a U.S.’s gold medal Pan American Games Team. McLaughlin was on 2011 team, Gowey and Skaggs on 2015 and Hundley on 2014 and 2015 teams. • Alex McMurtry is the fifth Gator to claim both Southeastern Conference athlete and scholar-athlete honors in a single season. Others to sweep are: Camilo Villegas, 2004 men’s golf; Tim Tebow, 2008 and 2008 football; Bank Vongvanij, 2011 men’s golf and Patric Young, 2014 men’s basketball (defensive player of year). • Megan Skaggs is one of three Gators on the 2015 Pan American Games gold medal team. Rachel Gowey and Amelia Hundley also were on that team. • Rachel Slocum also trained as an ice skater until age 9 when she had to pick which sport to pursue. Gymnastics won because she loves flipping and magically landing on her feet. • Nicole Webb also was a competitive swimmer until age 13. Her best events were breaststroke and backstroke.

All-Around Consistent Junior All-American Alicia Boren has been an all-around competitor since Meet 2 of her freshman season. She now has competed as an all-arounder in 38 consecutive meets. All but four of those performances totaled 39.15 or better. This season, Boren has won six all-around titles, including five consecutive. She set her season-best of 39.60 with her win versus Alabama. Boren just missed winning her seventh all-around, as she was edged by the sport’s slenderest margin of 0.025 from claiming the 2018 Southeastern Conference title. The last time a Gator competed in 30-plus all-around competitions was Gator Great Chrissy Van Fleet. She performed as an all-arounder in 33 consecutive meets from the 1998-2000 seasons.

Gators Collect SEC Weekly Honors Southeastern Conference weekly honors went to five different Gators in 2018. Week 1: Jazmyn Foberg: SEC Freshman of Week

Runner-up in the season opener all-around at 39.125 in Florida’s win last Friday at West Virginia. That total is the second highest among the nation’s freshmen and highest among SEC freshmen so far in 2018. Her total is the fifth-highest ever for a Gator freshman in a season opener. Week 4: Alex McMurtry: SEC Gymnast of Week Alyssa Baumann: SEC Freshman of Week A pair of 10.0s (vault, beam) moved McMurtry to the top of Florida’s career 10.0 list at nine. The perfect mark on beam completed a “Gym Slam” – a perfect mark on each apparatus. Also became the first Gator to earn a pair of 10.0s in a single meet. Baumann became the second Gator freshman (Bridget Sloan first in 2013) to post a near-perfect 9.975 on beam. Her 9.925 on floor as UF’s final performer of the meet moved Florida ahead of Oklahoma for the first time of the competition. Week 6: Kennedy Baker: SEC Specialist Gymnast of Week Alyssa Baumann: SEC Freshman of Week Baker closed competition with a 10.0 – her third on her signature event. It is the third floor 10.0 in the nation and the only one of the weekend. Baumann competed in two events, posting a 9.925 for each performance. She shared second on beam and was third in the floor exercise. The mark equaled her collegiate floor best. Week 8: Megan Skaggs: SEC Freshman of the Week Skaggs turned in collegiate-best marks of 9.90 to take third in both the Feb. 23 Arkansas dual uneven bars and balance beam competition. Week 10: Alex McMurtry – SEC Gymnast of the Week Jazmyn Foberg – SEC Freshman of the Week Swept the event titles, including matching Florida’s all-around record of 39.825. First Gator since 2011 to win at least a share of each of the five events in a single meet. Foberg set collegiate bests for both events competed versus Nebraska – 9.90 (vault) and 9.95 (bars).

Florida’s 2018 SEC Honorees Week SEC Gymnast SEC Specialist SEC Freshman 1 Sarah Finnegan, LSU Kiana Winston, ALA Jazmyn Foberg, UF 2 Myia Hambrick, LSU Kiana Winston, ALA Sarah Shaffer, ARK Ella Warren, UK 3 Sarah Finnegan, LSU Sabrina Vega, UGA Sami Durante, LSU 4 Alex McMurtry, UF Alyssa Baumann, UF 5 Myia Hambrick, LSU Kiana Winston, ALA Sarah Shaffer, ARK 6 Myia Hambrick, LSU Kennedy Baker, UF Alyssa Baumann, UF 7 Sarah Finnegan, LSU Lexie Priessman, LSU Christina Desiderio, LSU 8 Sarah Finnegan, LSU Nickie Guerrero, ALA Megan Skaggs, UF 9 Kennedi Edney, LSU Erin Macadaeg, LSU Lexi Graber, ALA 10 Alex McMurtry, UF Lexie Priessman, LSU Jazmyn Foberg, UF 11 Sarah Finnegan, LSU Braie Speed, ARK Sarah Shaffer, ARK


2018 Gator Event Winners AA V UB BB FX Kennedy Baker (2) 9.975 (1-26) 10.0* (2-9) Alyssa Baumann (4) 9.90 (1-5) 9.925 (3-2) 9.90 (2-16) 9.975 (3-24) Alicia Boren (14) 39.575 (1-5) 9.95 (2-16) 9.90 (1-5) 9.925 (1-5) 39.55 (2-2) 9.925 (2-2) 9.95 (2-2) 39.60 (2-9) 9.95 (2-23) 39.425 (2-16) 9.925 (3-2) 39.525 (2-23) 9.90 (3-24) 39.50 (3-2) Rachel Gowey (6) 9.825 (1-19) 9.90 (1-5) 9.925 (2-23) 9.95 (1-12) 9.90 (1-19) 9.925 (2-23) Alex McMurtry (23) 39.825 (3-9) 9.90 (1-5) 9.925 (1-5) 10.0 (1-26) 9.925 (3-9) 10.0 (1-26) 9.925 (1-12) 9.925 (2-23) 9.95 (2-2) 9.975 (2-2) 9.95 (3-2) 9.975 (2-9) 9.95 (2-9) 9.975 (3-9) 9.95 (2-23) 9.975 (2-16) 9.925 (3-2) 9.925 (2-23) 9.95 (3-9) 9.95 (3-2) 9.975 (3-24) 9.975 (3-9) 9.95 (3-24) Rachel Slocum (2) 9.925 (1-19) 9.95 (2-23)

Florida in the National Rankings (by RQS as of March 26, 2018) Team 5. 197.390 All-Around 9. Alicia Boren 39.535 Vault 2. 49.445 2. Alex McMurtry 9.955 T10. Rachel Slocum 9.910 Uneven Bars 3. 49.470 T1. Alex McMurtry 9.960 T20 Amelia Hundley 9.905 Balance Beam 4. 49.440 T6 Alex McMurtry 9.925 T10 Alyssa Baumann 9.920 T10 Alicia Boren 9.920 T14 Rachel Gowey 9.915 Floor Exercise 5. 49.420 T11. Alicia Boren 9.930

Gator Career 10.0 Leaders Six of the 14 Gators with 10.0 marks have recorded multiple perfect marks. Of those six, three have 10.0s in multiple events. With her two 10.0s versus Oklahoma on Jan. 26, Alex McMurtry moved to the top of Florida’s career 10.0s list. She is the first in UF history to earn multiple 10.0s in a single meet. She joins Gator Great Bridget Sloan as the two to achieve a ‘Gym Slam’ – a 10.0 on each event. Ten in NCAA history have a ‘Gym Slam’.

Gators with Multiple 10.0s Name Years V UB BB FX Total Alex McMurtry 2015-present 3 4 1 1 9 Bridget Sloan 2013-16 1 2 3 2 8 Kytra Hunter 2012-15 2 0 0 4 6 Susan Hines 1996-99 4 0 0 0 4 Melanie Sinclair 2006-09 0 3 0 0 3 Kennedy Baker 2015-present 0 0 0 3 3

Additions for 2019 Season Four notable gymnasts join the Gators in 2019.

Leah Clapper – Ann Arbor, Mich. @leahclapper Took 15th in 2017 P&G Senior Women’s all-around 12th in 2017 U.S. Classic all-around, taking 10th in floor exercise Second in 2017 American Classic all-around; third in both balance

beam and floor at 2016 Secret U.S. Classic, took 13th in all-around Seventh in all-around, tied for fourth on floor and tied for fifth on

beam at 2016 Junior Olympic Level 10-Junior D Championships Will graduate from Saline High School in the spring of 2018 Member of Gym America under coach and past Gator gymnast

Claudia Kretschmer

Sydney Johnson-Sharpf – Clermont, Fla. Member of both 2015-16 U.S. Senior and Junior National Teams Earned spot on Junior National team with 2015 P&G Championships

after taking sixth in all-around and fifth on floor (junior division) Added to U.S. Senior National Team in 2016 Competed vault, beam and floor at 2017 P&G Senior Women’s

Championships, tying for fourth in floor competition Third in 2017 Reykjavik International Games (Iceland) all-around,

also vault and floor champion and took silver on bars Competed as an all-arounder at 2016 City of Jesolo Trophy (Italy) At 2015 P&G Championships, took sixth in junior division all-around

– also fifth on floor and eighth on vault Will graduate from Montverde Academy in spring of 2018 Member of Brandy Johnson’s Gymnastics and trains under 1988

U.S. Olympian (and mom!) Brandy Johnson-Sharpf and Kelly Pitzen

Nya Reed – Hyattsville, Md. In 2017 Junior Olympics Level 10-Senior C competition, took eighth

in all-around, second on floor, tied for fifth on vault and sixth on beam Advanced to 2017 J.O. Nationals after taking fourth in Level 10

regional all-around and vault – also fifth on beam and floor Won 11 Virginia state titles since 2010, including seven Level 10

titles since 2013 (2017 vault, beam, floor; 2014 vault; 2013 all-around, bars, floor)

Will graduate from Flint Hill School in spring of 2018 Member of Capital Gymnastics NTC in Burke, Va., and trains under

coaches Tatiana Perskaia and Marina Gerom

Savannah Schoenherr – Columbus, Ga. @savannah_fs Three-time Junior Olympics Level 10 competitor Sixth in 2017 J.O. Senior B uneven bars 2015 J.O. Junior B bar champion –second on beam & sixth in AA Fifth on floor at 2013 J.O. Junior A Nationals 2017 and 2015 Region 8 Level 10 bars champion Did not compete in 2016 season due to injury Will graduate from North Oconee High School in spring of 2018

Member of Oconee Gymnastics Center in Watkinsville, Ga., and trains under coach Bridget Boyd


Nation’s Top 25 Team Scores of 2018

Score School Site Opponent Date 198.375 Oklahoma H Michigan 3-3-18 198.275 UCLA H San Jose State 3-13-18 198.175 LSU H Texas Woman U 2-18-18 198.175 Oklahoma A Texas Woman U 3-18-18 198.150 Florida H Oklahoma 1-26-18 198.150 Oklahoma H North Carolina 2-11-18 198.150 Utah H Georgia 3-16-18

198.125 LSU H Arizona 3-17-18 198.125 Oklahoma A Florida 1-26-18

198.100 LSU H Auburn 3-4-18 198.100 Oklahoma H Quad meet 3-9-18 198.075 LSU N GymQuarters Invite 2-16-18 198.075 UCLA H Oregon State 2-25-18 198.050 Oklahoma A UCLA 2-4-18

198.025 Oklahoma H West Virginia 2-23-18 197.950 UCLA H Oklahoma 2-4-18

197.925 Florida H Nebraska 3-9-18 197.925 Oklahoma A Alabama 3-16-18

197.850 Florida H Alabama 2-9-18

197.800 UCLA A Stanford 3-11-18 197.775 Oklahoma A Big 12 Championships 3-24-18

197.750 UCLA A California 2-10-18

197.725 Florida H Arkansas 2-23-17

197.700 Utah H Washington 2-3-18

197.625 UCLA N MetroPlex Challenge 1-27-18 197.575 LSU A NC State 3-9-18 197.575 LSU A Georgia 2-23-18

Freshmen Perfection or Close to It When freshman Alyssa Baumann upped her collegiate beam best to 9.975 on Jan. 26, it marked the 21st time a Gator freshman earned a 10.0 or 9.975. Vault is the event where freshmen have most often scored 10.0 or close to it, with 12 marks from four different gymnasts. She matched that mark of near perfection to claim the 2018 Southeastern Conference beam title. That mark is second only to Georgia’s Cory Fritzinger's 10.0 in 2004 SEC Championships' beam competition. Four current Gators are among the list – Alex McMurtry (vault), Amelia Hundley (bars), Baumann (beam) and Kennedy Baker (floor). Here’s a list of Gator freshmen who have achieved perfection or close to it:

Gator Freshmen with a 10.0 or 9.975 Vault 10.000 1/16/15 Alex McMurtry 10.000 3/12/2004 Savannah Evans 10.000 4/13/1996 Susan Hines 9.975 3/16/15 Alex McMurtry 9.975 2/20/15 Alex McMurtry 9.975 4/20/2012 Kytra Hunter 9.975 3/24/2012 Kytra Hunter 9.975 3/8/1996 Susan Hines Uneven Bars 10.000 2/16/2007 Melanie Sinclair 10.000 3/2/2007 Melanie Sinclair 9.975 2/10/2017 Amelia Hundley 9.975 2/22/2013 Bridget Sloan 9.975 2/12/2011 Alaina Johnson 9.975 1/5/2007 Melanie Sinclair 9.975 3/15/2002 Orley Szmuch Balance Beam 9.975 3/24/2018 Alyssa Baumann 9.975 1/26/2018 Alyssa Baumann 9.975 3/1/2013 Bridget Sloan 9.975 2/20/2011 Mackenzie Caquatto Floor Exercise 9.975 1/30/2015 Kennedy Baker 9.975 2/13/2015 Kennedy Baker 9.975 2/10/2012 Kytra Hunter

Nation’s 10.0 Marks of 2018

Gator 10.0 Marks 41 total: 11 vault, 13 bars, 5 beam, 12 floor

Evnt Score Date Gymnast Opponent

V 10.00 1/26/2018 Alex McMurtry Oklahoma V 10.00 3/5/2017 Alex McMurtry @ LSU V 10.00 1/16/2015 Alex McMurtry Auburn V 10.00 1/11/2015 Bridget Sloan @ Ball State V 10.00 2/21/2014 Kytra Hunter LSU V 10.00 2/14/2014 Kytra Hunter Arkansas V 10.00 3/12/2004 Savannah Evans UCLA V 10.00 4/17/1998 Susan Hines @NCAA Championships V 10.00 4/16/1998 Susan Hines @NCAA Championships V 10.00 3/14/1998 Susan Hines @Auburn and Rhode Island V 10.00 4/13/1996 Susan Hines NCAA SE Region Champ. UB 10.00 4/15/2017 Alex McMurtry @NCAA Championships UB 10.00 2/10/2017 Alex McMurtry Georgia UB 10.00 3/11/2016 Alex McMurtry North Carolina UB 10.00 1/29/2016 Alex McMurtry Alabama UB 10.00 3/21/2015 Bridget Sloan @SEC Championships UB 10.00 3/13/2015 Bridget Sloan TWU UB 10.00 1/18/2013 Mackenzie Caquatto Missouri UB 10.00 1/30/2009 Melanie Sinclair Kentucky UB 10.00 3/2/2007 Melanie Sinclair NC State UB 10.00 2/16/2007 Melanie Sinclair Kentucky UB 10.00 1/31/2003 Erin Pendleton GWU, URI, Washington UB 10.00 3/22/1996 Kristen Guise SportsChannel Senior Night UB 10.00 3/22/1996 Amy Myerson SportsChannel Senior Night BB 10.00 1/26/2018 Alex McMurtry Oklahoma BB 10.00 3/4/2016 Bridget Sloan @Kentucky BB 10.00 1/29/2016 Bridget Sloan Alabama BB 10.00 2/7/2014 Bridget Sloan @Kentucky BB 10.00 2/27/2004 Kristen Stucky @Kentucky FX 10.00 2/9/2018 Kennedy Baker Alabama FX 10.00 1/27/2017 Kennedy Baker Auburn FX 10.00 1/29/2016 Kennedy Baker Alabama FX 10.00 3/11/2016 Bridget Sloan North Carolina FX 10.00 3/14/2014 Kytra Hunter @Missouri FX 10.00 3/7/2014 Kytra Hunter West Virginia FX 10.00 1/31/2014 Kytra Hunter Oklahoma FX 10.00 1/24/2014 Kytra Hunter Georgia FX 10.00 2/24/2017 Alex McMurtry Missouri FX 10.00 1/24/2014 Bridget Sloan Georgia FX 10.00 2/21/1997 Chrissy Vogel @Magical Classic FX 10.00 1/25/1991 Pam Titus Auburn

Evnt Score Date Gymnast School Site Opponent

V 10.00 1/26/2018 Alex McMurtry Florida H Oklahoma 10.00 2/3/2018 MaKenna Merrell-Giles Utah H Washington 10.00 2/4/2018 Brenna Dowell Oklahoma A UCLA 10.00 3/16/2018 Maggie Nichols Oklahoma A Alabama 10.00 3/3/2018 Maggie Nichols Oklahoma H Michigan UB 10.00 1/8/2018 Elizabeth Price Stanford H Oregon State 10.00 3/9/2018 Lauren Bridgens Penn State A BYU quad 10.00 3/17/2018 Sarah Finnegan LSU H Arizona 10.00 3/11/2018 Peng-Peng Lee UCLA A Stanford 10.00 3/11/2018 Kyla Ross UCLA A Stanford BB 10.00 1/26/2018 Alex McMurtry Florida H Oklahoma 10.00 3/17/2018 Sarah Finnegan LSU H Arizona 10.00 1/17/2018 Peng-Peng Lee UCLA A Metroplex Challenge 10.00 2/4/2018 Peng-Peng Lee UCLA H Oklahoma 10.00 3/11/2018 Peng-Peng Lee UCLA A Stanford 10.00 3/24/2018 Peng-Peng Lee UCLA A Pac12 Champ. 10.00 2/16/2018 Ivy Lu Minnesota N Mardi Gras Invite 10.00 2/4/2018 Maggie Nichols Oklahoma A UCLA 10.00 2/11/2018 Maggie Nichols Oklahoma H North Carolina 10.00 3/3/2018 Maggie Nichols Oklahoma H Michigan 10.00 2/4/2018 Anastasia Webb Oklahoma A UCLA 10.00 3/11/2018 Casey Lauter New Hampshire H Quad meet FX 10.00 2/9/2018 Kennedy Baker Florida H Alabama 10.00 2/4/2018 Felicia Hano UCLA H Oklahoma 10.00 3/18/2018 Maggie Nichols Oklahoma A Texas Woman’s 10.00 2/23/2018 Katelyn Ohashi UCLA H Oregon State 10.00 2/4/2018 Katelyn Ohashi UCLA H Oklahoma 10.00 3/13/2018 Katelyn Ohashi UCLA H San Jose State 10.00 3/4/2018 Sarah Finnegan LSU H Auburn 10.00 3/4/2018 Myia Hambrick LSU H Auburn 10.00 3/16/2018 MaKenna Merrell-Giles Utah H Georgia 10.00 2/17/2018 Elizabeth Price Stanford H California 10.00 3/11/2018 Elizabeth Price Stanford H UCLA 10.00 2/16/2018 Sydney Snead Georgia H Florida


McMurtry Completes “Gym Slam” She stuck her dismount and the Exactech Arena crowd started a 10.0 for Alex McMurtry’s balance beam routine. When the 10.0s flashed from both judge’s tables, the arena erupted in celebration of McMurtry’s ninth perfect mark of her career – and her second 10.0 of the evening. The beam score gave McMurtry a 10.0 in each apparatus, completing the “Gym Slam” for perfect marks. She joins Gator Great Bridget Sloan as the two in Florida’s 46-year history to record a 10.0 in each apparatus. McMurtry is the 10th in collegiate history to complete a “Gym Slam”.

Baker and McMurtry finalists for AAI Senior Award Florida’s Kennedy Baker and Alex McMurtry are among the 10 finalists for the 2018 AAI Award, given annually to the top senior student-athlete in NCAA Division I women's gymnastics. The winner will be announced at the NCAA Women's Gymnastics Championships awards banquet in St. Louis, Mo.

2018 AAI Senior Award Finalists Gymnast School Kennedy Baker Florida Brianna Brown Michigan Dani Dessaints Oregon State Cami Drouin-Allaire George Washington Myia Hambrick LSU AJ Jackson Oklahoma Alex McMurtry Florida Christine Peng-Peng Lee UCLA Elizabeth Price Stanford Kiana Winston Alabama

10.0 No. 3 for Baker She waited through the entire meet to compete as Florida’s final performer of the competition. And it was worth the wait, as Baker anchored Florida’s floor exercise lineup with a 10.0.

Third 10.0 floor mark of her career (once as a sophomore, junior and now a senior)

Third floor 10.0 in the nation this season and only perfect floor mark of the weekend

Season average of 9.945 ranks Baker second in the nation on floor.

14th floor title of career and second of 2018 12th 10.0 mark in Florida gymnastics’ 46-year history

A tear to her right Achilles tendon while performing her second tumbling pass in the Feb. 23 dual versus Arkansas ended Baker’s collegiate career.

McMurtry’s Career Night Alex McMurtry’s final appearance in Exactech Arena at the Stephen C. O’Connell Center was a record night. Her first regular-season all-around win came after posting a total of 39.825 – equaling the Florida record and tying for the nation’s third-highest total of 2018. Florida’s all-around record of 39.825 was set by Alaina Johnson in 2014 and equaled later that season by Bridget Sloan. McMurtry’s record all-around came from some big event scores. She tied for the March 9 vault title (9.95) and won the other events outright (9.975 – bars, beam; 9.925 – floor). McMurtry has won four all-around titles as a Gator. The other three came in 2017 championship meet succession – Southeastern Conference, NCAA Regional and NCAA Championship. Her winning total of 39.8125 set the NCAA Championships’ semifinal record.

Did You Know… Every Gator gymnast has a “Gator Chomp” choreographed into her floor exercise routine.

All-American Colleen Johnson was the first to “chomp” in her 1994 floor routine. It has been a part of all Gator floor routines since 1995.

Collegiate Gymnasts with a “Gym Slam” Here are the gymnasts who have earned a 10.0 on each apparatus during their collegiate careers.

Alex McMurtry, Florida 2015-present Maggie Nichols, Oklahoma 2017-present Bridget Sloan, Florida 2013-16 Courtney Kupets, Georgia 2006-09 Ashley Kelly, Arizona State 2003-06 Kristen Maloney, UCLA 2001-05 Karin Lichey, Georgia 1996-99 Heather Stepp, Georgia 1990-93 Kristen Kenoyer, Utah 1990-93 Missy Marlowe, Utah 1989-92


Meet 1 Preseason No. 2 Florida at West Virginia Jan. 5, 2018 WVU Coliseum / Morgantown, W.V. Gator gymnastics opened the season with a 195.90-194.425 win Friday evening at West Virginia in front of WVU Coliseum crowd of 2,613. Florida swept each of the meet event titles. Senior Alex McMurtry won the meet’s opening two events – vault (9.90) and uneven bars (9.925). Three Gators shared the balance beam win at 9.90 – Alyssa Baumann, Alicia Boren and Rachel Gowey. Boren took the floor exercise win (9.925) and claimed the all-around with the top season-opening total ever for UF (39.575). Freshman Jazmyn Foberg was an unexpected Gator all-arounder, as she stepped into the beam lineup to replace senior Kennedy Baker. A bout with the flu earlier in the week likely led to Baker’s leg cramps and she was replaced after bars in each of the three remaining events to be safe. Foberg was runner-up at 39.125 – the fifth-highest all-around for a freshman in a UF season opener. Florida had a few bobbles during the evening but finished strong on its closing event. The Gators went six-for-six on beam, with four marks of 9.85 or better. GATOR PERFORMANCE NOTES:

The 39.575 from Boren is the highest all-around total ever by a Gator in a season opener. All-American Ashanée Dickerson posted the previous high of 39.55 in Gainesville in UF’s 2011 season-opening win versus Nebraska. It was the sixth all-around win of Boren’s career.

McMurtry picked up career wins No.19 for vault and No. 16 for uneven bars. Freshman Alyssa Baumann was among Florida’s three-way tie for first on

beam. A three-time member of the U.S. Senior National Team, Baumann deferred enrolling at Florida until fall of 2017 after suffering an elbow injury preparing for the 2016 Olympic Trials after her senior year. Tonight was Baumann’s first competitive performance since the 2017 P&G Championships – a span of 18 months.

Gowey shared her third beam win while Boren collected the fifth of her career. Boren opened each of her three seasons with a beam win – 2016 (9.90), 2017 (9.925), 2018 (9.90)

Boren’s floor win was her sixth as a Gator, with the other five coming last season. Tonight, she opened her floor with a double layout, marking the first time she performed the skill as a collegiate.

THE SERIES: Florida leads the series 32-1. HEAR FROM THE GATORS: Thoughts on first meet with the Gators: “Definitely a roller-coaster ride. However, there was some amazing highs to go along with the lows. We knew coming into this competition no one was going to be perfect. It was a start to get the kinks worked out. “I think there is a lot to take away from this meet – good and bad. Anything that was good, they can take away with a lot of confidence. Anything that wasn’t exactly how they planned it to go, they can take it and work on it for the next meet. This season is a marathon so there will be lots of opportunities to come.” - Florida Head Coach Jenny Rowland How did it feel to get the season started? “It felt really good. I was nervous for so long because we were practicing, training and getting ready all fall. It felt really good to get out there and just compete. “We had our ups and downs but we had each other’s backs. We didn’t really think about the mistakes we did have – we just came back strong and brought up the energy. ” – junior All-American Alicia Boren You won with the highest opening all-around total in school history. What did you think of your performance? “I thought I did pretty good for the first meet. I always get really nervous and last night we really focused on believing in yourself and thinking positive thoughts so good things can happen. [Assistant Coach] Adrian [Burde] told us that so I think I applied it pretty well for our first meet.” – junior All-American Alicia Boren

Vault Bars Beam Floor AA Sierra Alexander 9.625 Kennedy Baker 2.000 Alyssa Baumann 9.900 9.750 Alicia Boren 9.850 9.900 9.900 9.925 39.575 Jazmyn Foberg 9.825 9.775 9.700 9.825 39.125 Rachel Gowey 9.775 9.900 9.125 Amelia Hundley 9.850 9.725 9.100 Alex McMurtry 9.900 9.925 9.850 Megan Skaggs 9.750 Rachel Slocum 9.550 9.825 Team Totals 48.950 49.225 49.275 48.450 195.900

Meet 2 No. 7 Florida vs No. 1 LSU Jan. 12, 2018 Stephen C. O’Connell Center at the Exactech

Arena / Gainesville, Fla. This is a trend the Gator gymnastics team wants to break. Top-ranked Louisiana State edged Florida 197.25 – 197.125 in front of a sellout crowd of 9,661 Friday evening at the Exactech Arena at the Stephen C. O’Connell Center. The margin of victory – 0.125 of a point – marks the fifth time among LSU’s last eight wins against UF (dating back to 2015 season) that 0.150 or less resulted in a Tiger victory. Florida made its Friday Night Heights debut this week and the meet certainly provided great competition for the O’Connell Center crowd and those watching on the SEC Network. The Gators led the meet after the opening rotation, but trailed LSU by 0.175 at the midway point. Florida only could gain a quarter of a tenth on each of the final two rotations, not enough to close the mid-meet gap. Florida senior Alex McMurtry won her second consecutive uneven bars title of the season with a 9.925. Sophomore Rachel Gowey’s 9.95 on balance beam equaled the high mark of the evening. That scored set her collegiate best to give Gowey her second consecutive beam win. LSU’s Lexie Priessman took the vault win at 9.925. Myia Hambrick used a 9.95 to win floor exercise. She also was the all-around winner at 39.55. The win gives the Tigers a key win toward claiming the program’s second consecutive regular-season title. 2017 was the first year the Southeastern Conference awarded a gymnastics champion for regular-season competition. The Tigers took the 2017 title with a 7-0 league record. Florida was runner-up at 5-2. SELLOUT NOTES:

Tonight’s crowd of 9,661 is the first sellout in Gator gymnastics 46-year history. It is the fourth largest crowd for the program, as the O’Connell Center gymnastics capacity was larger before the venue’s renovation prior to the 2017 season.

Three Florida crowds came in at 10,000-plus – 10,855 vs Georgia (1-18-08), 10,651 vs Alabama (2-20-89) and 10,013 vs Georgia (1-24-14).

RECORDS: Florida (1-1, 0-1 SEC), LSU (2-0, 2-0 SEC). THE SERIES: Florida leads the series 69-39. HEAR FROM THE GATORS: Thoughts on tonight’s meet: “This Gator team likes to keep it interesting. We did improve over a point from our last competition. We talked a lot about ‘filling the bag’ this week, which means making everything count – doing everything you can to control the controllables in order to be fulfilled in the end, no matter the outcome. This team did a good job fixing the little things that we needed to fix from the first meet. “We worked together extremely well as a team. We still have a lot of new players this competition, which is a really exciting time for us. Our freshmen did a great job for us, there were a few mistakes, but it is okay, we have a long season ahead of us. Everyone is getting ready for postseason and that is when it counts.” “Most importantly, it doesn’t have to deal with gymnastics; it has to do with coming together as a team. This team was close throughout the entire competition, I saw them arm-in-arm throughout the meet. That was something we missed last meet – the energy was low. But tonight, they brought the energy and Gator Nation really helped in that respect. It was my first sellout, which was exciting. “The team improved on a lot of things that they were able to control. There are still some jitters in competition, but that is going to come with time. Our seasoned veterans did a great job and Slocum had a little hiccup [on vault], but the team was there to pick her up.” – Florida Head Coach Jenny Rowland

Gymnast Vault Bars Beam Floor AA Sierra Alexander 9.750 Kennedy Baker 9.875 9.750 9.800 9.925 39.350 Alyssa Baumann 9.825 9.875 Alicia Boren 9.875 9.775 9.900 9.900 39.450 Jazmyn Foberg 9.800 9.625 9.800 Rachel Gowey 9.825 9.950 Amelia Hundley 9.850 Alex McMurtry 9.900 9.925 9.900 Megan Skaggs 9.275 9.925 Rachel Slocum 8.550 9.775 Team Totals 49.200 49.125 49.375 49.425 197.125


Meet 3

No. T6 Florida at No. T6 Kentucky Jan. 19, 2018 Memorial Coliseum / Lexington, Ky. LEXINGTON, Ky. – In the meeting of the collegiate gymnastics teams ranked No. 6, it was Florida with the win Friday in front of a Memorial Coliseum crowd of 5,549. The Gators took the win, 196.325 – 195.95, over Kentucky. The Gators trailed by 0.15 after the opening rotation but owned more than a point lead at the midway point. That lead narrowed to a point after the third rotation. The final rotation was a bit uncomfortable as the Gators had a fall at the beginning and end of the beam lineup, but the Wildcats could not close the gap. Florida’s two Rachels claimed the first two event titles. Sophomore Rachel Gowey used a 9.825 to win her first collegiate uneven bars title. Then senior All-American Rachel Slocum used the Gators’ season-high of 9.925 to claim a share of her first vault title of 2018. Senior All-American Kennedy Baker led Florida on floor exercise to tie for second at 9.90. Gowey collected her second event win of the evening, sharing the beam title at 9.90. Kentucky sophomore Mollie Korth took the all-around at 39.50 and shared the vault win with Slocum (9.925). UK’s Sidney Dukes won floor at 9.95 and shared the beam with teammate Alex Hyland and Gowey at 9.90. GATOR NOTABLES:

Of the 84 all-time meetings between these two programs, this was the first both teams brought a top-10 ranking.

Florida’s season-best vault total (49.375) resulted when five in the Gators’ lineup turned in season-best marks. Slocum’s 9.925 earned her the 11th vault title of her career.

Gowey won two event titles in a single collegiate meet for the first time. She took her first collegiate bars win with a 9.825. She claimed the beam title in each of Florida’s three meets this season and tonight’s win was her fifth beam win as a Gator.

RECORDS: Florida (2-1, 1-1 SEC), Kentucky (4-1, 1-1 SEC). THE SERIES: Florida leads the series 83-1. HEAR FROM THE GATORS: Thoughts on tonight’s meet: “It wasn’t a perfect night. We made a lot of improvements in different areas from our first road meet, which is always good to see. We worked better together as a team; the energy was fantastic. The Gators were really having a good time and that did show in a lot of ways. “Our performance on vault was much better this week. We had a great floor performance. Bars was ok – a few missed opportunities here and there. Beam was a missed opportunity. It was good to see that after Kennedy [Baker] fell during the first routine, we had a freshman [Megan Skaggs] come up second and she nailed her routine. The team was able to keep their confidence up and keep moving through most of the lineup.” – Florida Head Coach Jenny Rowland What can you say about Rachel Gowey’s performance this season? She’s been so solid. “It’s been so great to see Rachel’s [Gowey] confidence rise. She came in last year as such a high-level athlete but looked shy in her performances. It’s been amazing to see her this season, performing with confidence. She’s just been solid thus far and I’m looking forward to having this carry forward for the rest of the season.” – Florida Head Coach Jenny Rowland This season has been going great for you so far – such a steady performer. “I just mentally changed – became more confident in myself. I started talking to myself more in my head, saying things like ‘You do this every day in practice. Bring it out here and do the same thing’. I’m being more confident, knowing I can hit the routines under pressure.” – sophomore Rachel Gowey. Rachel Slocum nailed her vault tonight. How good was that to see? “For [Rachel] Slocum to be normal again, that was great to see. We took her double layout out on floor. It was something she wasn’t a 100 percent there confidence wise. I think it was affecting her demeanor in competition. So we took that out and did a meet like she did last year. Really think she needed a solid meet under her belt to get her confidence back up and we’ll continue to move forward.” – Florida Head Coach Jenny Rowland How about your vault performance tonight? “I was happy with my vault tonight. Obviously, these first two meets weren’t what I had planned for vault, but I definitely think I brought it tonight. It really paid off.” – senior All-American Rachel Slocum. What did you think of the team’s performance? “I think things went pretty well. We kept the energy up and did well. Obviously, there are still some things we want to improve, but we are improving every meet,” – freshman Alyssa Baumann There was a fall before you on beam. What did Coach Rowland say to you before you competed on beam? “She knows I’ve been in high-pressure situations before so she told me to be confident – ‘you know how to do it so you can hit it’. She told me ‘One routine and done. No wobble.’” –freshman Alyssa Baumann

Gymnast Vault Bars Beam Floor AllArr Sierra Alexander 9.850 Kennedy Baker 9.825 9.800 9.175 9.900 38.700 Alyssa Baumann 9.850 9.850 Alicia Boren 9.875 9.775 9.750 9.875 39.275 Jazmyn Foberg 9.775 9.825 Rachel Gowey 9.825 9.900 Amelia Hundley 9.725 9.725 Alex McMurtry 9.900 9.775 9.425 Megan Skaggs 9.775 9.800 Rachel Slocum 9.925 9.825 Team Totals 49.375 48.950 48.725 49.275 196.325

Meet 4 No. 5 Florida vs No. 1 Oklahoma Jan. 26, 2018 Stephen C. O’Connell Center at the Exactech

Arena / Gainesville, Fla. It was the nation’s top gymnastics meet of the weekend. Friday’s competition brought together the winners of the last five NCAA titles – No. 1 Oklahoma and No. 5 Florida – in front of another sellout crowd. With a final push from its final performer, Florida moved into the lead for the first time Friday to claim the win by the sport’s smallest margin. The totals by both teams tonight are the top two in the nation this season, as Florida claimed the 198.15 -198.125 win. Friday’s meet drew the program’s second consecutive sellout crowd, as 9,652 filled the Exactech Arena at the Stephen C. O’Connell Center for this anticipated dual. The Meet’s Flow The Gators trailed by 0.025 after the opening rotation and OU pushed out that lead to a tenth at the midway point. After a school-record balance beam set for UF, the two teams entered the final rotation tied Oklahoma completed its beam rotation and Florida needed a 9.9 from its final floor performer to tie the meet. Freshman Alyssa Baumann anchored the lineup with a collegiate-best 9.925, giving Florida the winning margin. The two teams picked 1-2 in the Road to Nationals preseason poll put up big marks Friday, but none bigger than Florida senior All-American Alex McMurtry’s two 10.0s. McMurtry used the perfect mark to win vault and beam. The beam mark completed her “Gym Slam”, as she now joins Gator Great Bridget Sloan as Florida’s two to earn a perfect mark for each apparatus. Oklahoma’s Maggie Nichols’ (who also earned a Gym Slam last season), took the all-around win at 39.775 – the nation’s top total of 2018. Nichols shared the uneven bars win with teammate Anastasia Webb at 9.95. She also tied UF’s senior All-American Kennedy Baker at 9.975 for the floor win. GATOR NOTABLES:

Each of Florida’s event total were season-highs: o 49.475 – vault o 49.425 – bars o 49.675 – beam (school record – previous 49.625 3/7/14 vs WVU) o 49.575 – floor

Florida’s total of 198.15 is the ninth highest in UF history. UF is 14-55-1 all-time vs a defending NCAA champion. including 4-5 since 2010. This is UF’s first win versus Oklahoma since the 2015 NCAA Super Six. OU’s first loss since opening the 2016 season with a 196.950-196.725 loss at LSU. Tonight’s crowd of 9,652 is a sellout. The Jan. 12 crowd of 9,661 versus then No. 1

LSU was the first sellout in program history. McMurtry’s Two 10.0s In Florida gymnastics’ 46-year history, 40 perfect scores have come from 14 different gymnasts. Alex McMurtry is the first to score multiple 10.0s in a single meet. McMurtry’s 10.0 on vault was the nation’s first on the event this season and the third of her career. She earned her first 10.0 on beam (also the nation’s first of 2018) for her ninth 10.0 of her career. McMurtry is now the UF career leader for 10.0s (previous record: Bridget Sloan – eight 10s). McMurtry is the 10th in NCAA history to record a “Gym Slam”. HEAR FROM THE GATORS: Thoughts on tonight’s meet: “We talk about this season being a process and taking care of the things we want to take care of. We want to control the things we are able to control and this team week by week has shown that they have learned from competition and are moving forward. “It has been very rewarding for me to be able to see them to take everything from training and former competitions and be able to put it out on the competition floor. I am super proud, the athletes did a great job of building off one another’s routine. We have been lacking that over the last couple of weeks, but tonight, the momentum kept flowing. “The team fought with a lot of heart and a lot of grit. As much as I love watching their performances, I also love watching the sidelines and seeing how encouraging and uplifting this team is to each other. That is going to carry us through the rest of the season. They are working on what they can control – which is supporting one another.” – Florida Head Coach Jenny Rowland

Gymnast Vault Bars Beam Floor AllArr Sierra Alexander 9.825 Kennedy Baker 9.825 9.825 9.975 Alyssa Baumann 9.975 9.925 Alicia Boren 9.875 9.850 9.850 9.875 39.450 Jazmyn Foberg 9.875 9.900 9.825 Rachel Gowey 9.850 9.925 Amelia Hundley 9.925 9.875 Alex McMurtry 10.000 9.900 10.000 Megan Skaggs 9.900 9.900 Rachel Slocum 9.900 9.900 Team Totals 49.475 49.425 49.675 49.575 198.150


Meet 5

No. 5 Florida at No. 17 Auburn Feb. 2, 2018 Auburn Arena / Auburn, Ala. AUBURN, Ala. – No. 5 Florida gymnastics won Friday at No. 17 Auburn in front of a Groundhog Day crowd of 6,391 at the Auburn Arena. The Gators’ 197.40 is Florida’s best road total of 2018. The Tigers’ 197.00 stands as AU’s high for the season. The Gators trailed by 0.025 after the opening rotation, but moved in front for good after equaling the nation’s high of 49.50 on vault. Florida turned in a solid 49.40 on floor exercise and closed with a 49.175 on balance beam. Two Gators won event titles in consecutive rotations. First, Gator senior All-American Alex McMurtry won the meet’s uneven bars title, and then added the vault win on the next rotation. The first win came with a nearly-perfect 9.975 on uneven bars. Then she posted a perfect 9.95 on vault, as she performed the Yurchenko full tonight (start value: 9.95). In the meet’s second half, it was junior All-American Alicia Boren’s turn to be a multiple event winner - both with season-best marks. Boren equaled her collegiate best of 9.95 to take the floor exercise title. Then she finished her competition with a 9.925 for the balance beam win. Boren added her third title of the day with a 39.55 in the all-around. Sophomore Amelia Hundley was second with a 39.375 in her 2018 all-around debut. GATOR NOTABLES:

McMurtry’s turned in perfect vault marks in consecutive meets, albeit both have different scores. Last week versus No. 1 Oklahoma, McMurtry earned the third vault 10.0 of her career for her Yurchenko double full (start value: 10.0). Tonight she performed a Yurchenko full (start value 9.95) and posted a 9.95.

Tonight’s 9.975 was the second nearly perfect bars mark of McMurtry’s career. She leads the Gators all-time with four 10.0s on the event.

Boren’s 9.95 on floor equaled her collegiate-best for the seventh time of her collegiate career.

McMurtry’s two wins tonight gives her 55 event titles, She moves to a tie for ninth with Chrissy Van Fleet (1997-00) on Florida’s Career Wins chart.

Eleven season-best marks by eight different Gators posted Friday

HEAR FROM THE GATORS: Thoughts on tonight’s meet: “Today’s performance was a big improvement over any of our previous road meets. The team seemed to take a little more confidence on the road with us after our last home meet. We were able to build on each routine, which was great to see. We were resting some and others were coming back from illness so there were some new faces in the lineups, which is always fun to see. “At the beginning, the energy was a little conservative. We were a little quiet on bars. After bars, the energy ramped up and we had a stellar vault. We’ve had some amazing vault this year but balancing the power and the finesse of the landing has been a challenge sometimes. So it was great to see there was improvements shown there. “We had some new faces on floor tonight. Rachel Gowey went out and had a great performance. I thought performances overall on floor were really good. We finished off with a solid beam rotation. We had a miss from Alex [McMurtry] but the rest of the team did really well.” – Florida Head Coach Jenny Rowland How did you think the team did tonight? “I think the team did great for an away meet. We brought the energy and kept the momentum from last week. We started a little conservative. Luckily, we picked up the energy as the night went on. It was a fun night and a big away score.” – senior All-American Alex McMurtry How did it feel opening the meet with two big scores? “It felt great. I just try to go out there and hit my routines. It was a little cold so you try to get warmed up and get started. Bars gave me a great start and that brought me to vault. I was really going for that landing. I’m really happy I got it tonight.” – senior All-American Alex McMurtry How did you feel out there tonight? “Confident and confident in the team. I think the team did a really good job. We have more to give and more to show. We are going to get back to the gym and work on that but considering the circumstances of this week, I think we did well tonight. Some were under the weather this week, resulting in some who were in and out of practice. We just had each other’s back tonight.” – junior All-America Alicia Boren How did it feel to get the all-around win? “It felt really good. I’ve been definitely working on doing what I practice out on the competition floor. I was struggling with that a little bit so far [this season]. I was able to do that tonight on floor and beam so if felt really good.” – junior All-America Alicia Boren DOWN A GATOR Florida sophomore Sierra Alexander did not make the trip to Auburn, as she suffered an Achilles injury in Wednesday’s practice. Alexander was part of Florida’s vault lineup in Florida’s opening four meets and owned a season-best of 9.85. The injury will sideline her for the rest of the season. “We are looking forward to having Sierra back out on the competition floor this season, but in a different role.” – UF Head Coach Jenny Rowland

Gymnast Vault Bars Beam Floor AllArr Kennedy Baker 9.900 9.725 9.925 Alyssa Baumann 9.775 9.675 9.850 Alicia Boren 9.875 9.800 9.925 9.950 39.550 Rachel Gowey 9.825 9.900 9.875 Amelia Hundley 9.850 9.875 9.850 9.800 39.375 Alex McMurtry 9.950 9.975 9.225 Megan Skaggs 9.850 9.825 Rachel Slocum 9.925 9.800 Team Totals 49.500 49.325 49.175 49.40 197.400

Meet 6 No. 5 Florida vs No. 9 Alabama Feb. 9, 2018 Stephen C. O’Connell Center at the Exactech

Arena / Gainesville, Fla. GAINESVILLE, Fla. - No. 5 Florida gymnastics used the nation’s fifth-highest total of 2018 for a 197.85 – 197.075 win over No. 9 Alabama. The final performance of the meet brought the crowd to its feet, as senior All-American Kennedy Baker nailed her floor routine, receiving her third floor 10.0 of her career. Two of the nation’s top five team totals now belong to Florida – No. 1 198.15 (Jan. 26) and No. 5 197.85 (Feb. 2). The Meet’s Flow The Tide led by 0.025 after the opening rotation, but after a season-best 49.50 on uneven bars, the Gators owned a 0.225 lead at the midway point. Florida added to that lead each of the final two rotations as the Gators finished with a season-best 49.625 on floor. For the second consecutive meet, Gator senior All-American Alex McMurtry took the opening two event titles. Her near-perfect 9.975 for her Yurchenko double full marked the eighth time she’s scored a 9.975 or better on vault. Then McMurtry used a 9.95 to take the evening’s uneven bars title. McMurtry was among a trio of Gators that shared second on balance beam at 9.925. Freshman Alyssa Baumann and junior All-American Alicia Boren shared second on the event. Alabama’s Nickie Guerrero anchored the Tide’s beam lineup with the meet’s winning mark of 9.95. Every Gator posted a floor score of 9.875 or better Friday, including three equaling their collegiate bests – Baker (10.00), Boren (9.95) and Baumann (9.925). Boren and sophomore All-American Amelia Hundley went one-two in the all-around, both with season-best totals. Boren posted a 39.60 and Hundley a 39.40. GATOR NOTABLES:

Florida turned in 12 season and/or collegiate best marks Friday and two season-high event totals

Florida’s season-best uneven bars total of 49.50 included four marks of 9.9 or better: o 9.90 – Rachel Gowey and Amelia Hundley o 9.925 – Alicia Boren (collegiate best) o 9.95 – Alex McMurtry

Florida’s season-best floor exercise total of 49.625 included five season or collegiate-bests: o 10.00 – Kennedy Baker (third career 10.0) o 9.95 – Alicia Boren (equaled collegiate best for eighth time) o 9.925 – Alyssa Baumann (equaled collegiate best) o 9.875 – Rachel Gowey (equaled collegiate best) and Amelia Hundley

(season best) This is the third consecutive meet with a perfect mark for the Gators

o Jan. 26 versus No. 1 Oklahoma – McMurtry 10.00 for vault and beam o Feb. 2 at No. 17 Auburn – McMurtry 9.95 for vault (performed Yurchenko

full – 9.95 start value) o Feb. 9 versus No. 9 Alabama – Baker 10.00 on floor

Since 2003, Florida and Alabama have taken the home win in each of their 16 dual meet competitions

Baker wins her 14th floor title. She has seven career floor marks of 9.975 or better. Baker’s 10.0 is the third in the nation and the first in the Southeastern Conference in 2018 Boren wins her eighth all-around - third of 2018 and second consecutive. Tonight’s crowd of 8,236 stands as No. 13 in the program’s history.

RECORDS: Florida (5-1, 3-1 SEC), Alabama (3-3, 3-2 SEC). THE SERIES: Alabama leads the series 73-44-2. HEAR FROM THE GATORS: Thoughts on tonight’s meet: “It was a lot of fun tonight. Wow, I think everyone is on a bit of a high right now. We had some struggles this week with some nagging injuries and illnesses. Even with new lineups, the team accepted the challenge and handled it with a lot of grace. “In our team meeting before the competition, we talked about ‘filling our bag.’ That is something we have been talking about a lot and everyone came forward and said something that they wanted to work on today. We had a lot of confidence and we had a lot of people saying that they believed in themselves. There were a few individual goals set; some said that they did not want to be perfect; they wanted to be great tonight. All of those qualities that we have been working on in the gym shined through tonight and I am really proud of this team.” – Florida Head Coach Jenny Rowland On her perfect 10: “After my first pass, I kind of just could feel it. I was into it. The rest was easy. It felt really, really good to get a 10 at the end.” – senior All-American Kennedy Baker

Gymnast Vault Bars Beam Floor AllArr Kennedy Baker 10.00 Alyssa Baumann 9.925 9.925 Alicia Boren 9.800 9.925 9.925 9.95 39.600 Maegan Chant 9.825 Jazmyn Foberg 9.825 9.825 Rachel Gowey 9.900 9.825 9.875 Amelia Hundley 9.825 9.900 9.800 9.875 39.400 Alex McMurtry 9.975 9.95 9.925 Megan Skaggs 9.800 Rachel Slocum 9.875 9.875 Team Totals 49.325 49.500 49.400 49.625 197.850


Meet 7

No. 5 Florida at No. 14 Georgia Feb. 9, 2018 Stegeman Coliseum / Athens, Ga. ATHENS, Ga. – No. 5 Florida gymnastics took a 196.95 – 196.125 win Friday at No. 14 Georgia in front of a sold-out Stegeman Coliseum crowd of 10,017. The Gators opened the meet by equaling their season-best uneven bars team total of 49.50. Two Gators equaled their 2018 uneven bars best Friday – Amelia Hundley (9.925) and Alex McMurtry’s winning score of 9.975. The Gators’ final three vaulters all scored a 9.9 or better – Rachel Slocum (9.90), McMurtry (9.925) and Alicia Boren won the event by equaling her collegiate best of 9.95. McMurtry made her season floor debut Friday, posting a 9.925. She was one of three Gators with floor marks of 9.9 or better. Alyssa Baumann scored a 9.90 and Slocum added the double layout back in for her opening pass, earning a collegiate-best 9.95 to take second overall. The Gators counted a fall in their beam total Friday. With the Stegeman Coliseum crowd cheering a floor 10.0, Baumann was calm and steady on beam as she turned in the evening’s winning mark of 9.90. Sophomore Amelia Hundley also posted a season-high 9.875. Freshman Nicole Webb, making her first appearance in the Gator lineup, turned in 9.725. Boren shared the all-around win with Georgia’s Sydney Snead at 39.475. Snead won the floor with a 10.0 – the nation’s fourth perfect floor mark of the season. GATOR NOTABLES:

Boren equaled her collegiate best of 9.95 for the sixth time to claim her first vault title of 2018. It is her top vault mark of the season.

McMurtry was nearly perfect with her 9.975 on bars. It is the second time this season – and third time of career – she’s earned a 9.975 on bars. The mark gave her the 20th bars win of her career.

Baumann wins her second beam title Friday. She placed first or second in four beam competitions this season.

Boren shares her third consecutive all-around title and now owns four wins this season. She’s competed as an all-arounder in 34 consecutive meets and tonight’s total marks the 30th time her total was above 39.15.

Senior All-American Kennedy Baker sat out Friday’s meet as she recovers from the flu. Eight season- or collegiate-best marks by five different Gators were turned in Friday

RECORDS: Florida (6-1, 4-1 SEC), Georgia (3-4, 3-3 SEC). THE SERIES: Georgia leads the series 92-56-1. HEAR FROM THE GATORS: Thoughts on tonight’s meet: “The team had three solid events tonight. Even beam as the last event in a tough environment, what they were doing looked great. The little details that we’ve been working on are being fixed, landings are being fixed as well as executive and presentation. Really proud of them overall. “I feel we are still moving in the right direction. We had to count a fall tonight, but on the other events, we showed big strides. Beam is an event we are very solid on and we will work out those little bumps. Really the performances overall, the confidence, the grace and the stepping up – it is really good to see this team continue to move forward.” – Florida Head Coach Jenny Rowland The lineups were shuffled a bit tonight. How did the new performers do? “As a whole, we had several new faces in tonight and shuffled different people into the lineup. Everyone on the team felt and knew they were going to be successful. These three hadn’t competed a lot in the lineups they appeared in tonight. Alyssa [Baumann] did a fantastic job starting us off on vault. She really set the tone. [Rachel] Gowey went back in on floor. She’s competed a couple of times this season and did a fabulous job – nice solid routine. Then Nicole Webb, a freshman who had not yet been in the lineup this season. She really rocked her beam routine. She was a little hesitant as she knew there were two falls ahead of her and it was a tense situation, but she handled it very well and with a lot of grace.” – Florida Head Coach Jenny Rowland There was a fall before you on beam and while performing, the crowd celebrated a floor 10.0. What were you thinking while you performed? “Before I got on beam, I knew someone had fallen, so there was a little bit of pressure there. But I knew I could hit my routine. When I was performing and someone had a perfect 10.0, I couldn’t hear myself think. I’ve never before performed with a crowd cheering like that. In elite, you can hear a pin drop. I just tried to tell myself it [the cheering] was for me and to stay calm and confident.” – freshman Alyssa Baumann Alex McMurtry made her first appearance on floor tonight. How did that performance go? “It was great to see Alex back out in the floor lineup. I think I can count on one hand how many floor routines she’s actually trained. She did a fabulous job and to come away with that confidence and knowing that you’ve got at least that many more until post-season is really just setting her up for a lot of success.” – Florida Head Coach Jenny Rowland On bringing back the double layout opening pass: “I’ve been practicing it in the gym. Last week and this past week, they’ve been very, very good – some of the best I’ve ever done. I was ready to pull it out and I’m really glad I did. I just did what I was practicing and it was pretty good.” – senior All-American Rachel Slocum

Gymnast Vault Bars Beam Floor AllArr Alyssa Baumann 9.750 9.900 9.900 Alicia Boren 9.950 9.875 9.825 9.825 39.475 Jazmyn Foberg 9.800 9.825 Rachel Gowey 9.875 9.300 9.775 Amelia Hundley 9.825 9.925 9.875 9.800 39.425 Alex McMurtry 9.925 9.975 9.325 9.925 39.150 Megan Skaggs 9.850 Rachel Slocum 9.900 9.950 Nicole Webb 9.725 Team Totals 49.400 49.500 48.650 49.400 196.950

Meet 8 No. 5 Florida vs No. 11 Arkansas Feb. 23, 2018 Stephen C. O’Connell Center at the Exactech

Arena / Gainesville, Fla. GAINESVILLE, Fla. - Florida’s team win Friday in the Gators Link to Pink was dampened by an injury to the meet’s final competitor, senior All-American Kennedy Baker. Baker, who earned her third career 10.0 on floor exercise in her last performance in the Exactech Arena at the Stephen C. O’Connell Center on Feb. 9, tore her Achilles tendon on her second tumbling pass and was carried off the floor exercise mat by UF medical staff. She will have surgery next week to repair the season-ending injury. The Gators took the win tonight at 197.725, which stands as the nation’s 10th highest mark of 2018. Arkansas turned in its high road score of 196.875. Three of the nation’s top 10 team totals now belong to Florida – No. 2 198.15 (Jan. 26), No. 8 197.85 (Feb. 9) and No. 10 197.725 (Feb. 23). The Gators swept the event titles Friday, including junior All-American Alicia Boren taking her fourth consecutive all-around win at 39.525. Boren also won floor at 9.95. Alex McMurtry shared each of the meet’s opening three events with a Gator named Rachel. She and fellow senior All-American Rachel Slocum tied at 9.95 for the vault win. Florida’s other Rachel, sophomore Rachel Gowey, shared the uneven bars (9.925) and balance beam (9.95) titles with McMurtry. GATOR NOTABLES:

Seven Gators turned in 12 season and/or collegiate best marks Friday Florida opened the meet with season-best team totals of 49.525 on vault and bars McMurtry’s three wins tonight give her 61 event titles for her career. She is one of eight in

the program’s 46-year history to total 60 or more event titles. Boren now has 10 all-around wins. She is one of 12 in UF’s history to win 10 or more all-

around titles. Slocum posted her season-best vault (9.95) on her 22nd birthday. The O’Connell Center

crowd of more than 8,000 sang “Happy Birthday” to her after the first rotation Gowey claimed two meet event titles for the second time this season, as she also won bars

and beam at Kentucky. Her 9.95 on beam equaled her collegiate best set versus LSU on Jan. 12.

Tonight’s crowd of 8,321 stands as No. 12 in the program’s history.

RECORDS: Florida (7-1, 5-1 SEC), Arkansas (2-8, 2-5 SEC). THE SERIES: Florida leads the series 40-3. ABOUT LINK TO PINK: Tonight was the 12th Annual Gators Link to Pink meet. These meets are part of a Southeastern Conference initiative and most of the league’s teams will participate in a “pink” meet this season. Team colors are set aside as the teams wear pink to show their support for the breast cancer fight. HEAR FROM THE GATORS: Thoughts on tonight’s meet: “Overall this team did a fantastic job tonight. Before we started the competition, our Gator of the Day was Kennedy [Baker] and she talked about family with this team. She has their backs and they have her back. That’s the core of this team this year, of these athletes this year. They did a fantastic job of building off of each other all the way through from beginning to end tonight – performance after performance. The little details we have been working on in practice really shone through tonight, so that was really awesome to see. “We have been working on rhythm. These athletes are spectacular and perfectionists, so there are times when we have to dial it back and distract them from things other than what they have to do perfectly and rhythm is a good way to do that. They did a fabulous job supporting each other, executing and having fun out on the competition floor. We are very thankful to have that support from Gator Nation tonight.” – Florida Head Coach Jenny Rowland On her performance tonight: “I thought I had a really good night. I definitely started not as well as I could have and wanted to on vault, but Jenny said ‘breathe. Take it one thing at a time, and put a smile on your face. Get ready for the next event because it’s over.’ And I tried my best to do that. I did okay on bars, and I did a better job of doing it on beam, and then I got to floor.” – junior All-American Alicia Boren On her performance tonight: “Starting on vault is always a great start for us. So I was definitely hyped by everyone in front of me, and I just went up there and did my job that I was supposed to do. Then rounding out on floor felt really nice. It was great. Everyone’s energy was really high.” – senior All-American Rachel Slocum On her performance tonight: “I think I just went into the night with confidence in myself knowing I had a really good week in the gym. Just working on the details, the dismounts, the sticks and the presentation of my routine. So I think going out tonight and having a lot of confidence in myself and knowing that we’re home, and we have the Gator Nation behind us was really cool.” – sophomore Rachel Gowey

Gymnast Vault Bars Beam Floor AllArr Kennedy Baker 9.900 9.875 7.650 Alyssa Baumann 9.875 9.725 Alicia Boren 9.775 9.900 9.900 9.950 39.525 Jazmyn Foberg 9.850 Rachel Gowey 9.875 9.925 9.950 Amelia Hundley 9.875 9.875 9.875 Alex McMurtry 9.950 9.925 9.950 9.650 39.475 Megan Skaggs 9.900 9.900 Rachel Slocum 9.950 9.900 Team Totals 49.525 49.525 49.575 49.000 197.62


Meet 9

No. 5 Florida at No. 20 Missouri March 2, 2018 Hearnes Center / Columbia, Mo. COLUMBIA, Mo. – No. 5 Florida gymnastics lost 196.925 – 196.70 at No. 20 Missouri Friday evening in front of a Hearnes Center crowd of 1,811. It was the first loss in the 23 all-time meetings between the two programs. About the Meet: The Gators started Friday’s competition with a solid uneven bars rotation. Alex McMurtry took the win at 9.95. Sophomore Rachel Gowey took third at 9.90. McMurtry also took the event title on the Gators’ next rotation with her vault mark of 9.925. Marks of 9.925 from Alicia Boren and Alyssa Baumann led the Gators on floor to share the evening’s event title. The Gators were forced to count a fall on floor exercise when Gowey and Jazmyn Foberg both had trouble on their second tumbling passes. The Gators went into the final rotation trailing the Tigers by 0.075. No falls were recorded in UF’s balance beam rotation, but enough wobbles and breaks dinged the Gators’ scoring potential on the final rotation. Florida’s beam scores couldn’t keep up with Missouri’s floor marks, as no score lower than 9.825 counted toward the Tigers’ floor total. McMurtry anchored Florida’s beam lineup with the evening’s winning mark of 9.95. Boren was second on beam at 9.925. Boren claimed her fifth consecutive all-around at 39.50. GATOR NOTABLES:

For the second consecutive meet, McMurtry won three event titles. Tonight’s wins ups her season totals to seven for bars, six for vault and three on beam.

Boren now has won five consecutive all-around and six for 2018. Two Gators equaled their collegiate-best floor marks Friday – Baumann (9.925) and senior

Grace McLaughlin (9.90). It was McLaughlin’s first appearance on floor this season. Florida was without two lineup regulars Friday. Kennedy Baker underwent surgery Monday

to repair her torn Achilles tendon suffered in the Feb. 23 dual versus Arkansas. Rachel Slocum was left behind in Gainesville due to a virus.

RECORDS: Florida (7-2, 5-2 SEC), Missouri (6-6, 2-5 SEC). THE SERIES: Florida leads the series 22-1. HEAR FROM THE GATORS: Meet Overview: “There were some great performances tonight, but also some missed opportunities. I don’t think we took advantage of what we had going on from the second event going into the third event. We had a few new competitors back in the lineup and it hit us a little bit tonight. Those mistakes are not going to happen again.” – Florida Head Coach Jenny Rowland You won each event you competed in tonight. What did you think of your performance? “I did well, but it is a team sport. I wanted to do well for the team and help the team score. It was tricky tonight due to the holes without Kenn [Baker] and [Rachel] Slocum so my personal goal tonight was to be loud for the team. I’m excited to push my team.” – senior All-American Alex McMurtry Alicia Boren’s sixth all-around win of the season “An important part is the ‘why’ they do what they do. Alicia said ‘I got this for the team’ and the team knows she is going to deliver day in and day out. That’s how she trains and that’s how she’s been competing. Just really proud of her consistency, her belief in herself and her perseverance to compete in the all-around week after week.”– Florida Head Coach Jenny Rowland What will the team take from this loss? “I think we need to take our mistakes and bring them into the gym. There are little kinks here and there are some areas we can gain more confidence in ourselves. With Kennedy [Baker] being out with an injury and [Rachel] Slocum being sick, that did bring our confidence down a bit. We need to believe in each other. We all have a job to do and we know we are capable of doing that job. We’ll be ready for next week.”– junior All-American Alicia Boren “This meet wasn’t our best. We are down a couple of team members and I think it was a good reality check. We will use this to fuel the fire going forward.” – freshman Alyssa Baumann “It is easy to get a little down after a loss. I thought we kept it together and the team showed a lot of fight. There were some performances we weren’t thrilled with, but we saw each other fight through every rotation. Even on beam, we had some wobbles, but everyone stayed on. There are mistakes we can definitely improve upon. It will light the fire when we get back into the gym.” – senior All-American Alex McMurtry You matched your collegiate best on floor. How did it go for you? “I thought it went well. It was a little bit stressful going after two falls so I tried to do what I do in the gym [in training] and bring some energy to it. I was happy with how it went.” – freshman Alyssa Baumann

Gymnast Vault Bars Beam Floor AllArr Alyssa Baumann 9.675 9.775 9.925 Alicia Boren 9.850 9.800 9.925 9.925 39.500 Jazmyn Foberg 9.850 9.875 9.050 Rachel Gowey 9.800 9.900 9.800 9.225 38.725 Amelia Hundley 9.850 9.775 9.825 Grace McLaughlin 9.900 Alex McMurtry 9.925 9.950 9.950 Megan Skaggs 9.825 9.850 9.750 Team Totals 49.250 49.425 49.225 48.800 196.700

Meet 10 No. 5 Florida vs No. 13 Nebraska March 9, 2018 Stephen C. O’Connell Center at the Exactech

Arena / Gainesville, Fla. GAINESVILLE, Fla. – No. 5 Florida gymnastics closed home action with a 197.925 – 196.70 win Friday evening over No. 13 Nebraska in front of 5,648 at Exactech Arena at the Stephen C. O’Connell Center. It was a night of records mixed with a few tears. Friday’s meet was the final home appearance for Florida’s four-member senior class – Kennedy Baker, Grace McLaughlin, Alex McMurtry and Rachel Slocum. They, along with team manager Casey McLaughlin, were honored in a post-meet ceremony. Some notables about this class: ● Baker, McLaughlin and McMurtry part of Florida's 2015 NCAA and 2016 SEC Championship teams ● Turned in a 49-13 regular season record since 2015 ● 18-2 in home action ● Performed 423 routines as part of the Gators' competitive lineup, with 201 of those scored a 9.9 or better Gator Nation also helped close out home action by setting a season average attendance record of 8,304, breaking the previous record of 7,433 set in 2016. Five Wins for McMurtry McMurtry swept the individual honors in her final O’Connell Center appearance, including taking the all-around at 39.825. That total equals Florida’s record set by Alaina Johnson in 2014 and equaled later that season by Bridget Sloan. She opened the meet with a 9.95 for her Yurchenko double vault. That mark shared the evening’s event title with Nebraska’s Sienna Crouse. McMurtry then posted a nearly perfect 9.975 on bars. It was her third 9.975 of her last six bar routines. McMurtry used the same mark to win the beam. It was her first 9.975 on beam of her career. She did post a 10.0 on the event earlier this season. She closed with a 9.925 on floor to equal her season best. The last Gator to claim each of the five event titles was Gator All-American Ashanée Dickerson at LSU in 2011. GATOR NOTABLES:

Florida’s 197.925 stands No. 12 in the nation and is Florida’s second-highest total of 2018 Five Gators turned in 10 season and/or collegiate best marks Friday 49.575 on bars is Florida’s season-best McMurtry’s five wins tonight moves her from eighth to sixth (69) on Florida’s career events

titles list. The 39.825 shares third among the nation’s top all-around totals for 2018. Oklahoma’s

Maggie Nichols twice turned in the high of 39.90 and also has a 39.825. Freshman Jazmyn Foberg turned in collegiate bests for both events she performed Friday –

vault (9.990) and bars (9.95).

RECORDS: Florida (8-2, 5-2 SEC), Nebraska (11-3, 5-0 Big Ten). THE SERIES: Florida leads the series 23-10. HEAR FROM THE GATORS: Thoughts on tonight’s meet: “This is a night the entire team looks forward to. It is the meet that is the most emotional over the course of the entire season. It was a great finish to the regular season. This is something this team has been doing every day in practice and tonight they brought it out to the competition floor. It was an exclamation point to end the regular season and a good way to go into post season. “We are very excited that we have a week off. We will learn from tonight and moving forward. – Florida Head Coach Jenny Rowland On what you will take from tonight: “I will remember the atmosphere. When you look into the stands, everyone is pushing for you to win and they want you to do your best. The atmosphere and emotion of everyone rooting for you is the most memorable thing for me.” – senior All-American Rachel Slocum. “I think we have the best fans in the country. You look around and see every single person cheering and rooting for you. Then you look to the side and see your team wanting you to do your best. That [atmosphere] is just better at the University of Florida. Competing in the O’Dome is unmatched.” – senior All-American Kennedy Baker “Honestly, the moment I’m going to remember is praying before the meet started, when the national anthem is sung. I always say a prayer and thank God that I have the talent to bring joy to people and Gator fans. It is the fans who make it worthwhile. You are doing it for the fans. It just has been an awesome experience and a blessing to touch so many people’s lives. That’s what I’ll remember about tonight and my four years here.” – senior All-American Alex McMurtry

Gymnast Vault Bars Beam Floor AllArr Alyssa Baumann 9.900 9.900 Alicia Boren 9.825 9.875 9.925 9.900 39.525 Jazmyn Foberg 9.900 9.950 Rachel Gowey 9.800 9.850 9.875 Amelia Hundley 9.925 9.900 9.825 Alex McMurtry 9.950 9.975 9.975 9.925 39.825 Megan Skaggs 9.825 9.850 9.875 9.825 39.375 Rachel Slocum 9.825 9.900 Team Totals 49.325 49.575 49.575 49.450 197.925


Meet 11

No. 5 Florida at SEC Championships March 24, 2018 Chaifetz Arena / St. Louis, Mo. ST. LOUIS, Mo. .- The Gator gymnasts led all teams on three events Saturday at the Southeastern Conference Championships. Unfortunately, Florida’s performance on floor exercise ended their pursuit for their 11th team title. LSU made it a sweep of the 2018 SEC gymnastics titles Saturday with its win in front of 6,073 at the Chaifetz Arena. Earlier this month, LSU claimed its second consecutive SEC regular-season title with a 7-0 league record. Tonight, LSU claimed its third SEC Championship – and second consecutive - with a score of 197.40. Alabama took second (196.975) and the Gators were third at 196.825. It was a disappointing ending for UF after leading the meet at the midway point. Falls from two consecutive Gator floor performers – freshman Megan Skaggs and defending SEC all-around champion Alex McMurtry – forced the team to count a miss in its final floor total. “I think the Gators realized the potential is there,” Florida Head Coach Jenny Rowland said. “They are one of the best teams in the country They will build from it, learn from this competition, move forward and rock it for the rest of the season.” Other team scores Saturday included Kentucky (196.55), Arkansas (196.425), Georgia (196.35), Missouri (196.10) and Auburn (195.65). Gators Event Winners: A Gator took at least a share of every apparatus title. Two titles came from nearly perfect marks of 9.975 – McMurtry on vault and freshman Alyssa Baumann on balance beam. McMurtry also won bars at 9.95. Junior Alicia Boren shared the evening’s floor exercise win at 9.90. She was second in the all-around, as LSU’s Sarah Finnegan edged her by the slightest of margins, 39.50 – 39.475, for the title. Four Gators posted or equaled collegiate or season-best marks Saturday: Alyssa Baumann 9.975 Beam Collegiate best Alicia Boren 9.925 Beam Season best Amelia Hundley 9.90 Vault Collegiate best Megan Skaggs 9.90 Beam Collegiate best Florida’s team totals for vault (49.475) and beam (49.55) led all teams Saturday and UF shared the high team total on bars (49.40) with LSU. McMurtry Joins Select Group With her two event titles Saturday, McMurtry is now one of six in the 38-year history of the SEC Championships to claim at least one event title in four consecutive seasons. The last to reach that milestone was her 2015 Gator teammate Kytra Hunter. She is the third in league history (joining Jenny Hansen of Kentucky and Karin Lichey of Georgia) and first since 1999 to win each of the five apparatus titles (all-around, vault, bars, beam, floor) over the course of her collegiate career. McMurtry’s six career SEC event titles is second for the Gators’ behind Hunter’s seven. Gator Great Bridget Sloan also claimed six SEC titles. Quoting the Gators: Florida’s performance tonight: “We had a lot of amazing routines tonight. There were some well-executed and very confident performances. We fell short on one event. It certainly wasn’t the floor performance we came here to do. Floor is an event we are very good at, but tonight wasn’t our night for that event. I was proud how the team finished the meet with a strong vault performance. Overall, on vault, bars and beam, our landings were key tonight. They’ve been working on those details in the practice gym and it paid off tonight. We just have one more event to put together and then it’s going to be gold.” – Florida Head Coach Jenny Rowland Going forward: “How we react and how we handle this situation going forward is what is going to define us. I’m completely confident that this team is going to go back to the practice gym and keep grinding. They will take it a day at a time, one meet at a time and one routine at a time. We’ve got three more meets to go and the Gators are going to finish strong.” – Florida Head Coach Jenny Rowland The mood of the Gators after tonight’s meet: “The team was somber after the meet. They knew they had a chance to win tonight. They came in hungry and ready, but unfortunately, a couple of falters brought the mood down. They finished very strong on vault. I was very happy with that because the competition wasn’t over. It shows they are resilient. They will stay together and keep grinding. We are better together.” – Florida Head Coach Jenny Rowland

Gymnast Vault Bars Beam Floor AllArr Alyssa Baumann 9.975 9.850 Alicia Boren 9.800 9.850 9.925 9.900 39.475 Jazmyn Foberg 9.850 9.625 Rachel Gowey 9.850 9.900 9.825 Amelia Hundley 9.900 9.900 9.850 9.775 39.425 Alex McMurtry 9.975 9.950 9.900 9.125 38.950 Megan Skaggs 9.800 9.900 9.175 Rachel Slocum 9.900 9.700 Team Totals 49.475 49.400 49.550 48.400 196.825

2018 GATOR GYMNASTICS TEAM RESULTS Overall: 13-4 Home: 4-1 Away: 4-1 Neutral: 5-2 Regular Season: 13-4 Home: 4-1 Away: 4-1 Neutral: 5-2 SEC: 5-2

Date Opponent Site W/L Opponent UF Score Attendance

1/5 West Virginia Morgantown, W.Va.

W 194.425 195.90 2,613

1/12 LSU Gainesville, Fla. L 197.25 197.125 9,661 1/19 Kentucky Lexington, Ky. W 195.95 196.325 5,549 1/26 Oklahoma Gainesville, Fla. W 198.125 198.15 9,652 2/2 Auburn Auburn, Ala. W 197.00 197.40 6,391 2/9 Alabama Gainesville, Fla. W 197.075 197.85 8,236 2/16 Georgia Athens, Ga. W 196.125 196.95 10,017 2/23

Gators Link to Pink vs Arkansas

Gainesville, Fla. W 196.875 197.725 8,321

3/2 Missouri Columbia, Mo. L 196.925 196.70 1,811 3/9 Nebraska Gainesville, Fla. W 196.700 197.925 5,648 3/24 SEC Championships St. Louis, Mo. 3rd 196.825 6,073 4/7 NCAA Regional TBA 4/20 NCAA Semifinal St. Louis, Mo. 4/21 NCAA Super Six Team Final St. Louis, Mo.

2018 Florida Event Scores - Meet-by-Meet Date Meet Vault Bars Beam Floor Total 1/5 at West Virginia 48.95 49.225 49.275 48.45 195.90 1/12 LSU 49.20 49.125 49.375 49.425 197.125 1/19 at Kentucky 49.375 48.950 48.725 49.275 196.325 1/26 Oklahoma 49.475 49.425 49.675* 49.575 198.15 2/2 at Auburn 49.50 49.325 49.175 49.40 197.40 2/9 Alabama 49.325 49.500 49.400 49.625 197.85 2/16 at Georgia 49.400 49.500 48.650 49.400 196.95 2/23 Gators Link to Pink vs Arkansas 49.525 49.525 49.575 49.100 197.725 3/2 at Missouri 49.250 49.425 49.225 48.80 196.70 3/9 Nebraska 49.325 49.575 49.575 49.450 197.925 3/24 at SEC Championships 49.475 49.400 49.550 49.400 196.825 4/7 at NCAA Regional 4/20 at NCAA Semifinal 4/21 at NCAA Super Six

Underline denotes season best

Florida Top Event Scores of 2018

Total: 198.15 (1-26-18) All-Around: 39.825*, Alex McMurtry (3-9-18)

Vault: 49.525 (2-23-18) 10.0*, Alex McMurtry (1-26-18)

Uneven Bars: 49.575 (3-9-18) 9.975, Alex McMurtry (three times)

Balance Beam: 49.675* (1-26-18) 10.0*, Alex McMurtry (1-26-18)

Floor Exercise: 49.625 (2-9-18) 10.0*, Kennedy Baker (2-9-18)

*-UF record

2018 GATOR GYMNASTICS SEASON BESTS Sierra Alexander Kennedy Baker Vault 9.85 1-19-18 Vault 9.90 2-2/23-18 Uneven Bars Uneven Bars 9.875 2-23-18 Balance Beam Balance Beam 9.80 1-12-18 Floor Exercise Floor Exercise 10.0* 2-9-18 All-Around All-Around 39.35 1-12-18

Alyssa Baumann Alicia Boren Vault 9.775# 2-2-18 Vault 9.95# 2-16-18 Uneven Bars Uneven Bars 9.925# 2-9-18 Balance Beam 9.975# 1-26/3-24-18 Balance Beam 9.925 Four times Floor Exercise 9.925# Three times Floor Exercise 9.95# Three times All-Around All-Around 39.60 2-9-18

Maegan Chant Amanda Cheney Vault 9.825 2-9-18 Vault Uneven Bars Uneven Bars Balance Beam Balance Beam Floor Exercise Floor Exercise All-Around All-Around

Jazmyn Foberg Rachel Gowey Vault 9.90# 3-9-18 Vault 9.875# 2-23-18 Uneven Bars 9.95# 3-9-18 Uneven Bars 9.925 2-9/23-18 Balance Beam 9.70# 1-5-18 Balance Beam 9.95# 1-12/2-23-18 Floor Exercise 9.825# Three times Floor Exercise 9.875# 2-2/9-18 All-Around 39.125# 1-5-18 All-Around

Amelia Hundley Francesca Lawal Vault 9.90# 3-24-18 Vault Uneven Bars 9.925 Three times Uneven Bars Balance Beam 9.90# 3-9-18 Balance Beam Floor Exercise 9.875 2-9/23-18 Floor Exercise All-Around 39.425 2-16-18 All-Around

Grace McLaughlin Alex McMurtry Vault Vault 10.0* 1-26-18 Uneven Bars Uneven Bars 9.975 Three times Balance Beam 9.65 2-9-18 Balance Beam 10.0* 1-26-18 Floor Exercise 9.90# 3-2-18 Floor Exercise 9.925 2-16/3-9-18 All-Around All-Around 39.825* 3-9-18 Megan Skaggs Rachel Slocum Vault 9.825# 3-2/9-18 Vault 9.95 2-23-18 Uneven Bars 9.90# 2-23-18 Uneven Bars Balance Beam 9.90# Three times Balance Beam Floor Exercise 9.925# 1-12-18 Floor Exercise 9.95# 2-16-18 All-Around 39.375# 3-9-18 All-Around Nicole Webb Vault Uneven Bars Balance Beam 9.725 2-16-18 Floor Exercise All-Around

# - personal collegiate-best * - UF record

2018 GATOR PERFORMANCE CHARTS

Sierra Alexander Date V UB BB FX AA 1/5 9.625 1/12 9.75 1/19 9.85 1/26 9.825 2/2 INJ

2/9 INJ 2/16 INJ 2/23 INJ 3/2 INJ 3/9 INJ 3/24 INJ 4/7 4/20 4/21

Kennedy Baker Date V UB BB FX AA 1/5 2.0 1/12 9.875 9.75 9.80 9.925 (2) 39.35 1/19 9.825 9.80 (2) 9.175 9.90 (2) 38.70 (3) 1/26 9.825 9.825 9.975 (1) 2/2 9.90 9.725 9.925 (2) 2/9 10.0* (1) 2/16 ILL 2/23 9.90 9.875 7.65 3/2 INJ 3/9 INJ 3/24 INJ 4/7 4/20 4/21 5

Alyssa Baumann Date V UB BB FX AA 1/5 9.90 (1) 9.75 1/12 9.825 9.875 1/19 9.85 9.85 1/26 9.975 (2) 9.925 (3) 2/2 9.775 9.675 9.85

2/9 9.925 (2) 9.925 (3) 2/16 9.75 9.90 (1) 9.90 2/23 9.675 EX 9.875 9.725 3/2 9.675 9.775 9.925 (1) 3/9 9.90 9.90 (2) 3/24 9.975 (1) 9.85 4/7 4/20 4/21

Alicia Boren Date V UB BB FX AA 1/5 9.85 (2) 9.90 (2) 9.90 (1) 9.925 (1) 39.575 (1) 1/12 9.875 9.775 9.90 (3) 9.90 39.45 (2) 1/19 9.875 9.775 9.75 9.875 39.275 (2) 1/26 9.875 9.85 9.85 9.875 39.45 (3) 2/2 9.875 9.80 9.925 (1) 9.95 (1) 39.55 (1) 2/9 9.80 9.925 (2) 9.925 (2) 9.95 (2) 39.60 (1) 2/16 9.95 (1) 9.875 (3) 9.825 9.825 39.475 (1) 2/23 9.775 9.90 (3) 9.90 (3) 9.95 (1) 39.525 (1) 3/2 9.85 9.80 9.925 (2) 9.925 (1) 39.50 (1) 3/9 9.825 9.875 9.925 (2) 9.90 (2) 39.525 (2) 3/24 9.80 9.85 9.925 (4) 9.90 (1) 39.475 (2) 4/7 4/20 4/21

Maegan Chant Date V UB BB FX AA 1/5 DNC 1/12 DNC 1/19 DNC 1/26 9.775 EX 2/2 DNC

2/9 9.825 2/16 DNC 2/23 DNC 3/2 DNC 3/9 DNC 3/24 DNC 4/7 4/20 4/21

Amanda Cheney Date V UB BB FX AA 1/5 INJ 1/12 INJ 1/19 INJ 1/26 INJ 2/2 INJ

2/9 INJ 2/16 INJ 2/23 INJ 3/2 INJ 3/9 INJ 3/24 INJ 4/7 4/20 4/21

Jazmyn Foberg Date V UB BB FX AA 1/5 9.825 9.775 9.70 9.825 (3) 39.125 (2) 1/12 9.80 9.625 9.80 1/19 9.775 9.825 1/26 9.875 9.90 9.825 2/2 DNC

2/9 9.825 2/16 9.80 9.825 2/23 9.85 3/2 9.85 9.875 9.05 3/9 9.90 (3) 9.95 (2) 3/24 9.85 9.625 4/7 4/20 4/21

Rachel Gowey Date V UB BB FX AA 1/5 9.775 9.90 (1) 9.125 1/12 9.825 9.95 (1) 1/19 9.825 (1) 9.90 (1) 1/26 9.85 9.925 2/2 9.825 9.90 (2) 9.875

2/9 9.90 (3) 9.825 9.875 2/16 9.875 (3) 9.30 9.775 2/23 9.875 9.925 (1) 9.95 (1) 3/2 9.80 9.90 (3) 9.80 9.225 38.725 3/9 9.80 9.85 9.875 3/24 9.85 9.90 (2) 9.825 4/7 4/20 4/21

Amelia Hundley Date V UB BB FX AA 1/5 9.85 (3) 9.725 9.10 1/12 9.85 1/19 9.725 9.725 1/26 9.925 (3) 9.875 2/2 9.85 9.875 9.85 9.80 39.375 (2) 2/9 9.825 9.90 (3) 9.80 9.875 39.40 (2) 2/16 9.825 9.925 (2) 9.875 (3) 9.80 39.425 (3) 2/23 9.875 9.875 9.875 3/2 9.75 EX 9.85 9.775 9.825 3/9 9.925 (3) 9.90 9.825 3/24 9.90 (4) 9.90 (2) 9.85 9.775 39.425 (4) 4/7 4/20 4/21

Francesca Lawal Date V UB BB FX AA 1/5 DNC 1/12 DNC 1/19 DNC 1/26 DNC 2/2 DNC

2/9 DNC 2/16 DNC 2/23 DNC 3/2 DNC 3/9 DNC 3/24 DNC 4/7 4/20 4/21

Grace McLaughlin Date V UB BB FX AA 1/5 DNC 1/12 DNC 1/19 DNC 1/26 DNC 2/2 DNC

2/9 9.65 2/16 DNC 2/23 DNC 3/2 9.90 (3) 3/9 9.80 EX 9.80 EX 3/24 DNC 4/7 4/20 4/21

Alex McMurtry Date V UB BB FX AA 1/5 9.90 (1) 9.925 (1) 9.85 1/12 9.90 (2) 9.925 (1) 9.90 (3) 1/19 9.90 (3) 9.775 9.425 1/26 10.0* (1) 9.90 10.0* (1) 2/2 9.95 (1) 9.975 (1) 9.225

2/9 9.975 (1) 9.95 (1) 9.925 (2) 2/16 9.925 (2) 9.975 (1) 9.325 9.925 (3) 39.15 2/23 9.95 (1) 9.925 9.95 9.65 39.475 (2) 3/2 9.925 (1) 9.95 (1) 9.95 (1) 3/9 9.95 (1) 9.975 (1) 9.975 (1) 9.925 (1) 39.825* (1) 3/24 9.975 (1) 9.95 (1) 9.90 9.125 38.95 4/7 4/20 4/21

Megan Skaggs Date V UB BB FX AA 1/5 9.75 1/12 9.275 9.925 (2) 1/19 9.775 9.80 1/26 9.85 EX 9.90 9.90 2/2 9.85 9.825

2/9 9.80 2/16 9.85 2/23 9.90 (3) 9.90 (3) 3/2 3/9 9.825 9.85 9.75 3/24 9.825 9.85 9.875 9.825 39.375 (3) 4/7 9.80 9.90 9.175 4/20 4/21

Rachel Slocum Date V UB BB FX AA 1/5 9.55 9.825 (3) 1/12 8.55 9.775 1/19 9.925 (1) 9.825 1/26 9.90 (3) 9.90 2/2 9.925 (2) 9.80

2/9 9.875 9.875 2/16 9.90 (3) 9.95 (2) 2/23 9.95 (1) 9.90 (3) 3/2 ILL 3/9 9.825 9.90 (2) 3/24 9.90 (4) 9.70 4/7 4/20 4/21

Nicole Webb Date V UB BB FX AA 1/5 DNC 1/12 DNC 1/19 DNC 1/26 9.80 EX 2/2 DNC

2/9 DNC 2/16 9.725 2/23 9.825 EX 3/2 8.95 EX 3/9 DNC 3/24 DNC 4/7 4/20 4/21

underline denotes collegiate best ! –All-America first team ^ - All-America second team * denotes UF record

2018 Florida Gymnastics Meet-by-Meet Lineups

@WVU LSU @UK Oklahoma @Auburn Alabama Vault Skaggs 9.70 Alexander 9.75 Skaggs 9.775 Foberg 9.875 Baumann 9.775 Chant 9.825 Foberg 9.825 Foberg 9.80 Alexander 9.85 Alexander 9.825 Hundley 9.85 Hundley 9.825 Alexander 9.625 Boren 9.875 Boren 9.875 Boren 9.875 Boren 9.875 Foberg 9.825 Boren 9.85 Baker 9.875 Baker 9.825 Baker 9.825 Baker 9.90 Boren 9.80 Slocum 9.55 Slocum 8.55 Slocum 9.925 Slocum 9.90 Slocum 9.925 Slocum 9.875 McMurtry 9.90 McMurtry 9.90 McMurtry 9.90 McMurtry 10.0* McMurtry 95 McMurtry 9.975 48.95 49.20 49.375 49.475 49.50 49.325 Bars Boren 9.90 Boren 9.775 Baker 9.80 Boren 9.85 Boren 9.80 Boren 9.925 Foberg 9.775 Gowey 9.825 Boren 9.775 Baker 9.825 Baker 9.725 Foberg 9.825 Gowey 9.775 Skaggs 9.275 Foberg 9.775 Foberg 9.90 Skaggs 9.85 Skaggs 9.80 Baker 2.0 Baker 9.75 Gowey 9.825 Hundley 9.925 Hundley 9.875 Hundley 9.90 Hundley 9.85 Hundley 9.85 Hundley 9.725 Gowey 9.85 Gowey 9.825 Gowey 9.90 McMurtry 9.925 McMurtry 9.925 McMurtry 9.775 McMurtry 9.90 McMurtry 9.975 McMurtry 9.95 49.225 49.125 48.95 49.425 49.325 49.50 Beam Hundley 9.725 Baker 9.80 Baker 9.175 Hundley 9.875 Hundley 9.85 Hundley 9.80 Foberg 9.70 Foberg 9.825 Skaggs 9.80 Skaggs 9.90 Skaggs 9.825 McLaughlin 9.65 Boren 9.90 Boren 9.90 Boren 9.75 Boren 9.85 Boren 9.925 Boren 9.925 Gowey 9.90 Gowey 9.95 Gowey 9.90 Gowey 9.925 Gowey 9.90 Gowey 9.825 Baumann 9.90 Baumann 9.825 Baumann 9.85 Baumann 9.975 Baumann 9.675 Baumann 9.925 McMurtry 9.85 McMurtry 9.90 McMurtry 9.425 McMurtry 10.0* McMurtry 9.225 McMurtry 9.925 49.275 49.375 48.725 49.675* 49.175 49.40 Floor Hundley 9.10 Baumann 9.875 Slocum 9.825 Slocum 9.90 Slocum 9.80 Slocum 9.875 Baumann 9.75 Foberg 9.80 Hundley 9.725 Skaggs 9.90 Hundley 9.80 Hundley 9.875 Foberg 9.825 Slocum 9.775 Foberg 9.825 Foberg 9.825 Baumann 9.85 Baumann 9.925 Slocum 9.825 Boren 9.90 Baumann 9.85 Boren 9.875 Gowey 9.875 Gowey 9.875 Boren 9.925 Baker 9.925 Boren 9.875 Baker 9.975 Boren 9.95 Boren 9.95 Gowey 9.125 Skaggs 9.925 Baker 9.90 Baumann 9.925 Baker 9.925 Baker 10.0* 48.45 49.425 49.275 49.575 49.40 49.625 195.90 197.125 196.325 198.15 197.40 197.85 @ NCAA Reg. @Georgia Arkansas @ Missouri Nebraska @ SEC NCAA Regional Vault Baumann 9.75 Gowey 9.875 Baumann 9.675 Gowey 9.80 Hundley 9.90 Hundley 9.825 Foberg 9.85 Gowey 9.80 Skaggs 9.825 Gowey 9.85 Foberg 9.8 Boren 9.775 Foberg 9.85 Foberg 9.90 Foberg 9.85 Boren 9.95 Baker 9.90 Skaggs 9.825 Boren 9.825 Boren 9.80 Slocum 9.90 Slocum 9.95 Boren 9.85 Slocum 9.825 Slocum 9.90 McMurtry 9.925 McMurtry 9.95 McMurtry 9.925 McMurtry 9.95 McMurtry 9.975 49.40 49.525 49.25 49.325 49.475 Bars Boren 9.875 Boren 9.90 Boren 9.80 Boren 9.875 Boren 9.85 Foberg 9.825 Baker 9.875 Skaggs 9.85 Skaggs 9.85 Skaggs 9.80 Skaggs 9.85 Skaggs 9.90 Hundley 9.85 Hundley 9.925 Hundley 9.90 Hundley 9.925 Hundley 9.875 Gowey 9.80 Gowey 9.85 Gowey 9.90 Gowey 9.875 Gowey 9.925 Foberg 9.875 Foberg 9.95 Foberg 9.625 McMurtry 9.975 McMurtry 9.925 McMurtry 9.95 McMurtry 9.975 McMurtry 9.95 49.50 49.525 49.425 49.575 49.400 Beam Hundley 9.875 Hundley 9.875 Hundley 9.775 Hundley 9.90 Hundley 9.85 Boren 9.825 Skaggs 9.90 Skaggs 9.75 Skaggs 9.875 Skaggs 9.90 Gowey 9.30 Boren 9.90 Boren 9.925 Boren 9.925 Boren 9.925 Baumann 9.90 Gowey 9.95 Gowey 9.80 Gowey 9.875 Gowey 9.825 McMurtry 9.325 Baumann 9.875 Baumann 9.775 Baumann 9.90 Baumann 9.975 Webb 9.725 McMurtry 9.95 McMurtry 9.95 McMurtry 9.975 McMurtry 9.90 48.65 49.575 49.225 49.575 49.55 Floor Hundley 9.80 Hundley 9.875 Hundley 9.825 Hundley 9.825 Hundley 9.775 Gowey 9.775 Baumann 9.725 Gowey 9.225 Skaggs 9.825 Skaggs 9.175 Baumann 9.90 McMurtry 9.65 Foberg 9.05 McMurtry 9.925 McMurtry 9.125 McMurtry 9.925 Slocum 9.90 Boren 9.925 Slocum 9.90 Slocum 9.70 Slocum 9.95 Boren 9.95 Baumann 9.925 Boren 9.90 Boren 9.90 Boren 9.825 Baker 7.65 McLaughlin 9.90 Baumann 9.90 Baumann 9.85 49.40 49.10 48.80 49.45 48.40 196.95 197.725 196.70 197.925 196.825

Statistics by Gymnast University of Florida: 2017 - 2018 Season Page: 1

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Sierra Alexander Date Team Vault Bars Beam Floor AllArr A 1/05/2018 West Virginia vs. Florida 9.625

H 1/12/2018 #7 Florida vs. #1 L.S.U. 1-12-18 9.750

A 1/19/2018 #6 Florida at #6 Kentucky 9.850

H 1/26/2018 Florida vs. Oklahoma 1-26-18 9.825 Average 9.763

Season High 9.850

Career High 9.875

Kennedy Baker Date Team Vault Bars Beam Floor AllArr A 1/05/2018 West Virginia vs. Florida 2.000

H 1/12/2018 #7 Florida vs. #1 L.S.U. 1-12-18 9.875 9.750 9.800 9.925 39.350 A 1/19/2018 #6 Florida at #6 Kentucky 9.825 9.800 9.175 9.900 38.700 H 1/26/2018 Florida vs. Oklahoma 1-26-18 9.825 9.825 9.975

A 2/02/2018 Auburn vs. Florida 9.900 9.725 9.925

H 2/09/2018 Florida vs. Alabama 2-9-18 10.000

H 2/23/2018 Gators Link to Pink: Florida vs. Arkansas 2-23-16 9.900 9.875 7.650 Average 9.865 8.496 9.488 9.563 39.025 Season High 9.900 9.875 9.800 10.000 39.350 Career High 9.950 9.900 9.925 10.000 39.650

Alyssa Baumann Date Team Vault Bars Beam Floor AllArr A 1/05/2018 West Virginia vs. Florida 9.900 9.750

H 1/12/2018 #7 Florida vs. #1 L.S.U. 1-12-18 9.825 9.875

A 1/19/2018 #6 Florida at #6 Kentucky 9.850 9.850

H 1/26/2018 Florida vs. Oklahoma 1-26-18 9.975 9.925


H 2/09/2018 Florida vs. Alabama 2-9-18 9.925 9.925

A 2/16/2018 Georgia, Florida 9.750 9.900 9.900

H 2/23/2018 Gators Link to Pink: Florida vs. Arkansas 2-23-16 9.675 9.875 9.725

A 3/02/2018 Florida at Missouri 3-2-18 9.675 9.775 9.925

H 3/09/2018 Florida vs. Nebraska 3-9-18 9.900 9.900

A 3/24/2018 SEC Championships 9.975 9.850 Average 9.733 9.870 9.861

Season High 9.775 9.975 9.925

Career High 9.775 9.975 9.925

Alicia Boren Date Team Vault Bars Beam Floor AllArr A 1/05/2018 West Virginia vs. Florida 9.850 9.900 9.900 9.925 39.575 H 1/12/2018 #7 Florida vs. #1 L.S.U. 1-12-18 9.875 9.775 9.900 9.900 39.450 A 1/19/2018 #6 Florida at #6 Kentucky 9.875 9.775 9.750 9.875 39.275 H 1/26/2018 Florida vs. Oklahoma 1-26-18 9.875 9.850 9.850 9.875 39.450 A 2/02/2018 Auburn vs. Florida 9.875 9.800 9.925 9.950 39.550 H 2/09/2018 Florida vs. Alabama 2-9-18 9.800 9.925 9.925 9.950 39.600 A 2/16/2018 Georgia, Florida 9.950 9.875 9.825 9.825 39.475 H 2/23/2018 Gators Link to Pink: Florida vs. Arkansas 2-23-16 9.775 9.900 9.900 9.950 39.525 A 3/02/2018 Florida at Missouri 3-2-18 9.850 9.800 9.925 9.925 39.500 H 3/09/2018 Florida vs. Nebraska 3-9-18 9.825 9.875 9.925 9.900 39.525 A 3/24/2018 SEC Championships 9.800 9.850 9.925 9.900 39.475 Average 9.850 9.848 9.886 9.907 39.491 Season High 9.950 9.925 9.925 9.950 39.600 Career High 9.950 9.925 9.950 9.950 39.725





Maegan Chant Date Team Vault Bars Beam Floor AllArr

H 1/26/2018 Florida vs. Oklahoma 1-26-18 9.775

H 2/09/2018 Florida vs. Alabama 2-9-18 9.825 Average 9.825

Season High 9.825

Career High 9.875 9.875 9.700

Jazmyn Foberg Date Team Vault Bars Beam Floor AllArr A 1/05/2018 West Virginia vs. Florida 9.825 9.775 9.700 9.825 39.125 H 1/12/2018 #7 Florida vs. #1 L.S.U. 1-12-18 9.800 9.625 9.800


H 1/26/2018 Florida vs. Oklahoma 1-26-18 9.875 9.900 9.825


A 2/16/2018 Georgia, Florida 9.800 9.825

H 2/23/2018 Gators Link to Pink: Florida vs. Arkansas 2-23-16 9.850



A 3/24/2018 SEC Championships 9.850 9.625 Average 9.842 9.819 9.663 9.665 39.125 Season High 9.900 9.950 9.700 9.825 39.125 Career High 9.900 9.950 9.700 9.825 39.125

Rachel Gowey Date Team Vault Bars Beam Floor AllArr A 1/05/2018 West Virginia vs. Florida 9.775 9.900 9.125

H 1/12/2018 #7 Florida vs. #1 L.S.U. 1-12-18 9.825 9.950




H 2/09/2018 Florida vs. Alabama 2-9-18 9.900 9.825 9.875

A 2/16/2018 Georgia, Florida 9.875 9.300 9.775

H 2/23/2018 Gators Link to Pink: Florida vs. Arkansas 2-23-169.875 9.925 9.950

A 3/02/2018 Florida at Missouri 3-2-18 9.800 9.900 9.800 9.225 38.725 H 3/09/2018 Florida vs. Nebraska 3-9-18 9.800 9.850 9.875

A 3/24/2018 SEC Championships 9.850 9.900 9.825 Average 9.831 9.859 9.832 9.575 38.725 Season High 9.875 9.925 9.950 9.875 38.725 Career High 9.875 9.950 9.950 9.875 39.475





Amelia Hundley Date Team Vault Bars Beam Floor AllArr A 1/05/2018 West Virginia vs. Florida 9.850 9.725 9.100

H 1/12/2018 #7 Florida vs. #1 L.S.U. 1-12-18 9.850



A 2/02/2018 Auburn vs. Florida 9.850 9.875 9.850 9.800 39.375 H 2/09/2018 Florida vs. Alabama 2-9-18 9.825 9.900 9.800 9.875 39.400 A 2/16/2018 Georgia, Florida 9.825 9.925 9.875 9.800 39.425 H 2/23/2018 Gators Link to Pink: Florida vs. Arkansas 2-23-16 9.875 9.875 9.875

A 3/02/2018 Florida at Missouri 3-2-18 9.750 9.850 9.775 9.825

H 3/09/2018 Florida vs. Nebraska 3-9-18 9.925 9.900 9.825

A 3/24/2018 SEC Championships 9.900 9.900 9.850 9.775 39.425 Average 9.850 9.873 9.836 9.733 39.406 Season High 9.900 9.925 9.900 9.875 39.425 Career High 9.900 9.975 9.900 9.950 39.625

Grace McLaughlin Date Team Vault Bars Beam Floor AllArr

H 2/09/2018 Florida vs. Alabama 2-9-18 9.650 A 3/02/2018 Florida at Missouri 3-2-18 9.900 H 3/09/2018 Florida vs. Nebraska 3-9-18 9.800 9.800

Average 9.650 9.900 Season High 9.650 9.900 Career High 9.850 9.900 9.900

Alex McMurtry Date Team Vault Bars Beam Floor AllArr A 1/05/2018 West Virginia vs. Florida 9.900 9.925 9.850

H 1/12/2018 #7 Florida vs. #1 L.S.U. 1-12-18 9.900 9.925 9.900

A 1/19/2018 #6 Florida at #6 Kentucky 9.900 9.775 9.425



H 2/09/2018 Florida vs. Alabama 2-9-18 9.975 9.950 9.925

A 2/16/2018 Georgia, Florida 9.925 9.975 9.325 9.925 39.150 H 2/23/2018 Gators Link to Pink: Florida vs. Arkansas 2-23-169.950 9.925 9.950 9.650 39.475 A 3/02/2018 Florida at Missouri 3-2-18 9.925 9.950 9.950

H 3/09/2018 Florida vs. Nebraska 3-9-18 9.950 9.975 9.975 9.925 39.825 A 3/24/2018 SEC Championships 9.975 9.950 9.900 9.125 38.950 Average 9.941 9.930 9.766 9.656 39.350 Season High 10.000 9.975 10.000 9.925 39.825 Career High 10.000 10.000 10.000 10.000 39.825





Megan Skaggs Date Team Vault Bars Beam Floor AllArr A 1/05/2018 West Virginia vs. Florida 9.750

H 1/12/2018 #7 Florida vs. #1 L.S.U. 1-12-18 9.275 9.925



A 2/02/2018 Auburn vs. Florida 9.850 9.825

H 2/09/2018 Florida vs. Alabama 2-9-18 9.800

A 2/16/2018 Georgia, Florida 9.850

H 2/23/2018 Gators Link to Pink: Florida vs. Arkansas 2-23-16 9.900 9.900


H 3/09/2018 Florida vs. Nebraska 3-9-18 9.825 9.850 9.875 9.825 39.375 A 3/24/2018 SEC Championships 9.800 9.900 9.175 Average 9.794 9.772 9.850 9.706 39.375 Season High 9.825 9.900 9.900 9.925 39.375 Career High 9.825 9.900 9.900 9.925 39.375

Rachel Slocum Date Team Vault Bars Beam Floor AllArr A 1/05/2018 West Virginia vs. Florida 9.550 9.825

H 1/12/2018 #7 Florida vs. #1 L.S.U. 1-12-18 8.550 9.775



A 2/02/2018 Auburn vs. Florida 9.925 9.800


A 2/16/2018 Georgia, Florida 9.900 9.950

H 2/23/2018 Gators Link to Pink: Florida vs. Arkansas 2-23-16 9.950 9.900


A 3/24/2018 SEC Championships 9.900 9.700 Average 9.730 9.845

Season High 9.950 9.950

Career High 9.975 9.775 9.950

Nicole Webb Date Team Vault Bars Beam Floor AllArr H 1/26/2018 Florida vs. Oklahoma 1-26-18 9.800

A 2/16/2018 Georgia, Florida 9.725

H 2/23/2018 Gators Link to Pink: Florida vs. Arkansas 2-23-16 9.825

A 3/02/2018 Florida at Missouri 3-2-18 8.950 Average 9.725

Season High 9.725

Career High 9.825

Florida All-Time Top 20 Scores Vault Score Date Athlete Opponent 10.000 1/26/2018 Alex McMurtry Oklahoma 10.000 3/5/2017 Alex McMurtry at Louisiana State 10.000 1/16/2015 Alex McMurtry Auburn 10.000 1/11/2015 Bridget Sloan at Ball State 10.000 2/21/2014 Kytra Hunter Gators Link to Pink versus LSU 10.000 2/14/2014 Kytra Hunter Arkansas 10.000 3/12/2004 Savannah Evans UCLA 10.000 4/17/1998 Susan Hines at NCAA Championships (Super Six) 10.000 4/16/1998 Susan Hines at NCAA Championships - Semifinal 10.000 3/14/1998 Susan Hines at Tiger Invitational vs. Auburn and Rhode Island 10.000 4/13/1996 Susan Hines NCAA Southeast Region Championships 9.975 3/24/2018 Alex McMurtry at Southeastern Conference Championships 9.975 2/9/2018 Alex McMurtry Alabama 9.975 4/14/2017 Alex McMurtry at NCAA Championships - Semifinal 9.975 2/24/2017 Alex McMurtry Missouri 9.975 2/24/2017 Rachel Slocum Missouri 9.975 2/10/2017 Rachel Slocum Georgia 9.975 3/6/2015 Alex McMurtry at Oklahoma 9.975 2/20/2015 Alex McMurtry at LSU 9.975 1/18/2013 Ashanée Dickerson Missouri 9.975 4/4/2015 Bridget Sloan at NCAA Morgantown Regional 9.975 4/8/1995 Chrissy Vogel at NCAA Southeast Regionals 9.975 1/18/2008 Corey Hartung Georgia 9.975 4/13/1996 Kristen Guise NCAA Southeast Region Championships 9.975 3/8/1996 Kristen Guise The Gainesville Sun Invitational vs. Iowa State & Illinois 9.975 2/18/1996 Kristen Guise Artistic Challenge 9.975 2/9/1996 Kristen Guise SunTrust Showcase vs. Louisiana State 9.975 3/3/1995 Kristen Guise Louisiana State 9.975 1/30/2015 Kytra Hunter Georgia 9.975 1/23/2015 Kytra Hunter at Alabama 9.975 3/16/2013 Kytra Hunter at Utah 9.975 3/1/2013 Kytra Hunter Minnesota 9.975 2/22/2013 Kytra Hunter Kentucky 9.975 1/25/2013 Kytra Hunter Gators Link to Pink versus Auburn 9.975 4/20/2012 Kytra Hunter at NCAA Championships (team) 9.975 3/24/2012 Kytra Hunter at Southeastern Conference Championships 9.975 3/21/2003 Orley Szmuch Utah

Uneven Bars Score Date Athlete Opponent 10.000 4/15/2017 Alex McMurtry NCAA Championships – Super Six 10.000 2/10/2017 Alex McMurtry Georgia 10.000 3/11/2016 Alex McMurtry North Carolina 10.000 1/29/2016 Alex McMurtry Alabama 10.000 3/21/2015 Bridget Sloan at Southeastern Conference Championships 10.000 3/13/2015 Bridget Sloan Texas Woman’s University 10.000 1/18/2013 Mackenzie Caquatto Missouri 10.000 1/30/2009 Melanie Sinclair Gators Link to Pink versus Kentucky 10.000 3/2/2007 Melanie Sinclair NC State 10.000 2/16/2007 Melanie Sinclair Gators Link to Pink versus Kentucky 10.000 1/31/2003 Erin Pendleton GWU, URI, Washington 10.000 3/22/1996 Amy Myerson SportsChannel Senior Night 10.000 3/22/1996 Kristen Guise SportsChannel Senior Night 9.975 3/7/2014 Alaina Johnson West Virginia 9.975 2/12/2011 Alaina Johnson at Georgia 9.975 2/24/2017 Amelia Hundley Missouri 9.975 2/10/2017 Amelia Hundley Georgia 9.975 3/9/2018 Alex McMurtry Nebraska 9.975 2/16/2018 Alex McMurtry at Georgia 9.975 2/2/2018 Alex McMurtry at Auburn 9.975 2/17/2017 Alex McMurtry at Arkansas 9.975 3/11/2016 Bridget Sloan North Carolina 9.975 1/15/2016 Bridget Sloan UCLA 9.975 3/6/2015 Bridget Sloan at Oklahoma 9.975 2/27/2015 Bridget Sloan Gators Link to Pink versus Kentucky 9.975 3/14/2014 Bridget Sloan at Missouri 9.975 4/6/2013 Bridget Sloan NCAA Gainesville Regional 9.975 3/16/2013 Bridget Sloan at Utah 9.975 2/22/2013 Bridget Sloan Kentucky 9.975 4/10/1999 Chrissy Van Fleet NCAA Region II Championships 9.975 2/21/2003 Erin Pendleton Alabama 9.975 1/31/2003 Kristen Stucky GWU, URI, Washington 9.975 3/1/2013 Mackenzie Caquatto Minnesota 9.975 1/5/2007 Melanie Sinclair Super Six Challenge 9.975 3/15/2002 Orley Szmuch SunTrust Mardi Gras Madness

Balance Beam Score Date Athlete Opponent 10.000 1/26/2018 Alex McMurtry Oklahoma 10.000 3/4/2016 Bridget Sloan at Kentucky 10.000 1/29/2016 Bridget Sloan Alabama 10.000 2/7/2014 Bridget Sloan at Kentucky 10.000 2/27/2004 Kristen Stucky at Kentucky 9.975 3/24/2018 Alyssa Baumann at Southeastern Conference Championships 9.975 1/26/2018 Alyssa Baumann Oklahoma 9.975 1/28/2011 Ashanée Dickerson Gators Link to Pink versus NC State & Penn State 9.975 3/9/2018 Alex McMurtry Nebraska 9.975 3/11/2007 Ashley Reed at Boise State 9.975 3/7/2014 Bridget Sloan West Virginia 9.975 3/1/2013 Bridget Sloan Minnesota 9.975 3/4/2001 Hilary Thompson at Nebraska 9.975 2/7/2003 Kristen Stucky at Louisiana State 9.975 3/6/2015 Kytra Hunter at Oklahoma 9.975 2/20/2011 Mackenzie Caquatto at West Virginia, George Washington, New Hampshire 9.950 2/23/2018 Rachel Gowey Gators Link to Pink vs Arkansas 9.950 1/12/2018 Rachel Gowey LSU 9.950 3/2/2018 Alex McMurtry at Missouri 9.950 2/23/2018 Alex McMurtry Gators Link to Pink vs Arkansas 9.950 3/10/2017 Alex McMurtry West Virginia 9.950 2/10/2017 Alex McMurtry Georgia 9.950 1/20/2017 Alex McMurtry at North Carolina 9.950 3/4/2016 Alex McMurtry at Kentucky 9.950 3/19/2016 Alex McMurtry at Southeastern Conference Championships 9.950 2/26/2016 Alex McMurtry LSU 9.950 2/19/2016 Alex McMurtry at Missouri 9.950 2/12/2016 Alex McMurtry Gators Link to Pink versus Arkansas 9.950 2/26/2016 Alicia Boren LSU 9.950 3/7/2014 Alaina Johnson West Virginia 9.950 4/10/2010 Ashanée Dickerson at NCAA North Central Regionals 9.950 2/19/2010 Ashanée Dickerson Georgia 9.950 1/21/2005 Breanne King Nebraska 9.950 4/2/2016 Bridget Sloan at NCAA Minneapolis Regioinals 9.950 3/21/2015 Bridget Sloan at Southeastern Conference Championships 9.950 4/19/2014 Bridget Sloan at NCAA Super Six 9.950 3/14/2014 Bridget Sloan at Missouri 9.950 2/21/2014 Bridget Sloan Gators Link to Pink versus LSU 9.950 1/31/2014 Bridget Sloan Oklahoma 9.950 4/20/2013 Bridget Sloan at NCAA Super Six 9.950 3/16/2013 Bridget Sloan at Utah 9.950 2/13/2015 Claire Boyce Missouri 9.950 4/4/2009 Corey Hartung at NCAA North Central Region Championships 9.950 2/20/2009 Corey Hartung Alabama 9.950 1/18/2008 Corey Hartung Georgia 9.950 2/16/2007 Corey Hartung Gators Link to Pink versus Kentucky 9.950 3/12/2004 Erinn Dooley UCLA 9.950 1/27/2001 Hilary Thompson at North Carolina State 9.950 2/26/1999 Hilary Thompson at LSU 9.950 3/7/2003 Jenny Carow Gatorade Kids Festival – Auburn 9.950 3/1/1996 Kristen Guise at Kentucky 9.950 1/27/1996 Kristen Guise at Alabama 9.950 3/10/1995 Kristen Guise Nationwide Insurance SEC Showcase 9.950 3/5/2004 Kristen Stucky Arizona 9.950 1/23/2004 Kristen Stucky Illinois-Chicago, Michigan State, NC State 9.950 1/9/2004 Kristen Stucky at Super Six Challenge 9.950 2/14/2003 Kristen Stucky Be My Gator Night – Denver, Iowa State 9.950 1/31/2003 Kristen Stucky GWU, URI, Washington 9.950 2/13/2015 Kytra Hunter Missouri 9.950 3/21/2003 Lindsey Miner Utah 9.950 3/7/2014 Mackenzie Caquatto West Virginia 9.950 1/17/2014 Mackenzie Caquatto at Auburn 9.950 1/24/2014 Mackenzie Caquatto Georgia 9.950 4/19/2013 Mackenzie Caquatto at NCAA Championships- Semifinals 9.950 3/1/2013 Mackenzie Caquatto Minnesota 9.950 1/11/2013 Mackenzie Caquatto at Louisiana State 9.950 4/6/2013 Marissa King NCAA Gainesville Regional 9.950 2/24/2012 Marissa King Georgia 9.950 2/17/2012 Marissa King at Auburn 9.950 1/27/2012 Marissa King Arkansas, Bridgeport, Maryland 9.950 3/5/2010 Rebekah Zaiser North Carolina & Ball State 9.950 3/8/1991 Tracy Wilson First Union Bank Senior Night

Floor Exercise Score Date Athlete Opponent 10.000 2/9/2018 Kennedy Baker Alabama 10.000 1/27/2017 Kennedy Baker Gators Link to Pink versus Auburn 10.000 1/29/2016 Kennedy Baker Alabama 10.000 3/14/2014 Kytra Hunter at Missouri 10.000 3/7/2014 Kytra Hunter West Virginia 10.000 1/31/2014 Kytra Hunter Oklahoma 10.000 1/24/2014 Kytra Hunter Georgia 10.000 2/24/2017 Alex McMurtry Missouri 10.000 3/11/2016 Bridget Sloan North Carolina 10.000 1/24/2014 Bridget Sloan Georgia 10.000 2/21/1997 Chrissy Vogel at Magical Classic 10.000 1/25/1991 Pam Titus First Union Bank Invitational (Auburn) 9.975 1/26/2018 Kennedy Baker Oklahoma 9.975 2/8/2013 Ashanée Dickerson Alabama 9.975 2/19/2016 Bridget Sloan at Missouri 9.975 1/29/2016 Bridget Sloan Alabama 9.975 2/14/2014 Bridget Sloan Arkansas 9.975 2/27/2015 Bridgette Caquatto Gators Link to Pink versus Kentucky 9.975 3/2/2001 Hilary Thompson Rydell High Reunion vs. ISU, UK, BSU 9.975 3/10/2017 Kennedy Baker West Virginia 9.975 2/13/2015 Kennedy Baker Missouri 9.975 1/30/2015 Kennedy Baker Georgia 9.975 3/8/1996 Kristen Guise The Gainesville Sun Invitational vs. Iowa State & Illinois 9.975 2/9/1996 Kristen Guise SunTrust Showcase vs. Louisiana State 9.975 4/18/2015 Kytra Hunter at NCAA Super Six 9.975 3/21/2015 Kytra Hunter at Southeastern Conference Championships 9.975 3/13/2015 Kytra Hunter Texas Woman’s University 9.975 1/30/2015 Kytra Hunter Georgia 9.975 1/23/2015 Kytra Hunter at Alabama 9.975 2/21/2014 Kytra Hunter Gators Link to Pink versus LSU 9.975 4/20/2013 Kytra Hunter at NCAA Super Six 9.975 2/10/2012 Kytra Hunter Gators Link to Pink versus LSU 9.975 2/14/2003 Lindsey Miner Be My Gator Night – Denver, Iowa State 9.975 3/1/2013 Marissa King Minnesota 9.975 2/4/2011 Marissa King Alabama 9.975 2/14/2003 Orley Szmuch Be My Gator Night – Denver, Iowa State 9.975 1/24/2014 Rachel Spicer Georgia

All-Around Score Date Athlete Opponent 39.825 3/9/2018 Alex McMurtry Nebraska 39.825 3/14/2014 Bridget Sloan at Missouri 39.825 3/7/2014 Alaina Johnson West Virginia 39.8125 4/14/2017 Alex McMurtry at NCAA Championships - Semifinal 39.800 4/15/2017 Alex McMurtry at NCAA Championships – Super Six 39.800 4/5/2015 Bridget Sloan at NCAA Morgantown Regionals 39.800 3/1/2013 Kytra Hunter Minnesota 39.800 3/8/1996 Kristen Guise The Gainesville Sun Invitational vs. Iowa State & Illinois 39.775 3/11/2016 Bridget Sloan North Carolina 39.775 1/29/2016 Bridget Sloan Alabama 39.775 3/22/1996 Kristen Guise SportsChannel Senior Night 39.775 4/6/2013 Kytra Hunter NCAA Gainesville Regional 39.750 2/14/2014 Bridget Sloan Arkansas 39.750 2/7/2014 Bridget Sloan at Kentucky 39.750 1/31/2014 Bridget Sloan Oklahoma 39.750 3/1/2013 Bridget Sloan Minnesota 39.750 3/23/2013 Bridget Sloan at Southeastern Conference Championships 39.750 4/20/2013 Bridget Sloan at NCAA Super Six 39.750 3/12/2004 Erinn Dooley UCLA 39.750 3/6/2015 Kytra Hunter at Oklahoma 39.750 2/13/2015 Kytra Hunter Missouri 39.725 2/10/2017 Alicia Boren Georgia 39.725 4/19/2014 Bridget Sloan at NCAA Championships (Super Six) 39.725 4/20/2012 Kytra Hunter at NCAA Championships (team) 39.725 3/21/2003 Orley Szmuch Utah 39.700 4/10/2010 Ashanée Dickerson at NCAA North Central Regionals 39.700 3/18/2017 Alex McMurtry at Southeastern Conference Championships 39.700 3/16/2013 Bridget Sloan at Utah 39.700 3/22/2014 Bridget Sloan at Southeastern Conference Championships 39.700 2/21/2014 Bridget Sloan Gators Link to Pink versus LSU 39.700 1/17/2014 Bridget Sloan at Auburn 39.700 1/24/2014 Bridget Sloan Georgia 39.700 1/18/2008 Corey Hartung Georgia 39.700 1/31/2014 Kytra Hunter Oklahoma 39.700 1/24/2014 Kytra Hunter Georgia 39.700 1/25/2013 Kytra Hunter Gators Link to Pink versus Auburn

University of Florida Career All-Around Victories Name Years Competed (RS) Victories Elfi Schlegel 1983-86 27 Bridget Sloan 2013-16 25 Melissa Miller 1986-89 24 Kytra Hunter 2012-2015 21 Ann Woods 1980-82 20 Kristen Guise 1993-96 17 Ashanée Dickerson 2010-13 16 Chrissy Van Fleet 1997-00 16 Corey Hartung 2006-2009 14 Lynn McDonnell 1981-84 12 Alicia Boren 2016-present 11 Ashley Reed 2005-08 10 Orley Szmuch 2002-05 9 Alaina Johnson 2011-14 7 Melanie Sinclair 2005 (RS)-09 6 Kennedy Baker 2015-present 5 Amanda Castillo 2007-10 5 Erinn Dooley 2001-05 4 Janice Kerr 1987-90 4 Lynnette Wittmeier 1989-93 (90) 4 Colleen Johnson 1992-95 4 Chrissy Vogel 1994-97 4 Hilary Thompson 1999-02 4 Melissa Kutcher 1989-92 3 Christina McDonald 1989-92 3 Alex McMurtry 2015-present 4 Maria Anz 1983-85 2 Amy Beispiel 1987-90 2 Anita Botnen 1985-88 2 Karen Brennalt 1987-90 2 Betsy Hamm 1998-99 2 Amelia Hundley 2017-present 2 Breanne King 2004-2007 2 Marissa King 2010-13 2 Lindsey Miner 2000-03 2 Mackenzie Caquatto 2011-14 1 Ericha Fassbender 2015-present 1 Rachel Gowey 2017-present 1 Kim Hillner 1984-86 1 Samantha Lutz 2004-07 1 Lana Marty 1982-85 1 Marni Rager 1987 1 Katie Rue 2004-07 1 Pam Titus 1988-91 1 Kara Waterhouse 2001-04 1 Tracy Wilson 1988-91 1

Team Score (197.50 or above) Score Date Opponent 198.425 3/1/2013 Minnesota 198.400 4/6/2013 NCAA Gainesville Regional 198.325 3/7/2014 West Virginia 198.225 2/13/2015 Missouri 198.225 3/12/2004 UCLA 198.200 3/14/2014 at Missouri 198.175 1/29/2016 Alabama 198.175 4/19/2014 at NCAA Championships -Super Six 198.150 1/26/2018 Oklahoma 198.125 2/27/2015 Gators Link to Pink vs Kentucky 198.125 2/21/2014 Gators Link to Pink versus LSU 198.100 3/6/2015 at Oklahoma 198.100 2/8/2013 Alabama 198.050 3/11/2016 North Carolina 198.050 1/24/2014 Georgia 198.025 3/5/2004 Arizona 198.000 3/23/2013 at SEC Championships 197.975 2/10/2017 Georgia 197.925 2/15/2008 Gators Link to Pink versus LSU 197.900 2/24/2017 Missouri 197.900 3/13/2015 Texas Woman’s University 197.900 3/16/2012 Utah 197.875 2/26/2016 LSU 197.875 1/31/2014 Oklahoma 197.875 3/16/2013 at Utah 197.875 2/16/2007 Gators Link to Pink versus Kentucky 197.850 2/9/2018 Alabama 197.850 4/18/2015 at NCAA Super Six 197.850 2/10/2012 Gators Link to Pink versus LSU 197.825 3/18/2017 at SEC Championships 197.8125 4/15/2017 at NCAA Championships – Semifinal 197.775 3/19/2016 at SEC Championships 197.775 4/19/2013 at NCAA Championship – Semifinal 197.775 4/21/2012 at NCAA Championships - Super Six 197.775 1/27/2012 Arkansas, Bridgeport, Maryland 197.750 2/19/2016 at Missouri 197.725 2/23/2018 Gators Link to Pink vs Arkansas 197.725 2/12/2011 at Georgia 197.700 4/14/2017 at NCAA Championships – Super Six 197.700 1/27/2017 Gators Link to Pink versus Auburn 197.700 3/22/2014 at SEC Championships 197.700 3/14/2008 Utah 197.675 1/15/2016 UCLA 197.675 4/10/2010 at NCAA North Central Regionals 197.675 3/16/2007 Michigan State 197.650 4/18/2014 at NCAA Championships – Semifinal 197.650 1/25/2013 Gators Link to Pink versus Auburn 197.650 4/20/2012 at NCAA Championships – Semifinal 197.650 2/2/2007 Auburn 197.600 3/10/2017 West Virginia 197.600 1/13/2017 Kentucky 197.600 1/30/2015 Georgia 197.575 4/20/2013 at NCAA Super Six 197.575 2/1/2013 at Arkansas 197.550 2/4/2011 Alabama 197.550 3/19/2010 Utah 197.550 3/5/2010 North Carolina & Ball State 197.525 3/4/2016 at Kentucky 197.525 2/14/2014 Arkansas 197.525 2/24/2012 Georgia 197.525 4/12/2008 NCAA Southeast Regionals 197.500 2/17/2012 at Auburn 197.500 1/28/2011 Gators Link to Pink versus NC State &

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Top-10 Event Scores – All-Time Vault Beam Score Date Event Score Date Event 49.650 3/12/2004 UCLA 49.675 1/26/2018 Oklahoma 49.625 4/4/2015 at NCAA Morgantown Regional 49.625 3/7/2014 West Virginia 49.625 3/21/2015 at SEC Championships 49.600 3/1/2013 Minnesota 49.625 1/25/2013 Gators Link to Pink versus Auburn 49.575 3/9/2018 Nebraska 49.600 4/6/2013 NCAA Gainesville Regional 49.575 2/23/2018 Gators Link to Pink vs Arkansas 49.575 2/27/2015 Gators Link to Pink vs Kentucky 49.575 2/13/2015 Missouri 49.575 4/20/2012 at NCAA Championships (team) 49.575 4/10/2010 NCAA North Central Regionals 49.575 2/17/2012 at Auburn 49.575 3/11/2007 at Boise State 49.550 2/24/2017 Missouri 49.550 3/24/2018 at SEC Championships 49.550 3/6/2015 at Oklahoma 49.550 2/21/2014 Gators Link to Pink versus LSU 49.550 2/13/2015 Missouri 49.550 4/6/2013 NCAA Gainesville Regional 49.550 4/5/2014 at NCAA Region Championships 49.550 2/22/2013 Kentucky 49.550 4/7/2012 at NCAA Raleigh Regional

Bars Floor Score Date Event Score Date Event 49.700 2/16/2007 Gators Link to Pink versus Kentucky 49.875 1/24/2014 Georgia 49.675 3/1/2013 Minnesota 49.725 2/27/2015 Link to Pink vs Kentucky 49.675 1/31/2003 URH, GWU, UW 49.725 4/20/2013 at NCAA Super Six 49.650 3/11/2016 North Carolina 49.700 3/1/2013 Minnesota 49.625 3/22/2014 at SEC Championships 49.675 2/24/2017 Missouri 49.625 3/14/2014 at Missouri 49.675 3/11/2016 North Carolina 49.625 3/7/2014 West Virginia 49.675 1/29/2016 Alabama 49.625 1/27/2012 Arkansas, Bridgeport, Maryland 49.675 3/7/2014 West Virginia 49.625 2/15/2008 Gators Link to Pink versus LSU 49.650 4/18/2015 at NCAA Super Six 49.600 4/19/2014 at NCAA Championships (Super Six) 49.650 2/21/2014 Gators Link to Pink versus LSU 49.600 4/6/2013 NCAA Gainesville Regional 49.650 4/6/2013 NCAA Gainesville Regional 49.600 1/18/2013 at Missouri 49.650 2/8/2013 Alabama 49.600 3/16/2007 Michigan State 49.650 2/4/2011 Alabama 49.600 3/5/2004 Arizona 49.650 3/16/2007 Michigan State

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