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2009 University of Florida Gymnastics No. 5 seed Florida (10-6, 3-3 SEC) at NCAA Championships Thurs.-Sat., April 16-18, 2009 Bob Devaney Sports Center (13,500)► Lincoln, Neb.

This Week's Event: Meet: April 16-18 – NCAA Championships at the University of Nebraska’s Bob Devaney Sports Center Thursday, April 16 Team Qualifying Session I (start event) – 2 p.m. (ET) Session II (start event) – 8 p.m. (ET) Friday, April 17 @ 7 p.m. (ET) NCAA Super Six (team final) Saturday, April 18 @ 7 p.m. (ET) Individual Event Finals Florida Communications Contact: Mary Howard Cell: (352) 317-5855 E-mail: [email protected] Florida @ the NCAA Open Practice: (with LSU, Oklahoma, Stanford) Wed., April 15 – 11-12:40 p.m. (CT) Pre-Meet Press Conference: Wed., April 15 4 p.m. (ET) 4:20-4:40 p.m.- Florida, LSU, OU, SU Devaney Center wrestling room Live video streams of the press conferences available on Huskers.com and NCAA.com

What’s Happening? The No. 5 seeded University of Florida gymnastics team (10-6, 3-3 SEC) seeks to become the fifth team to win a national title at the 2009 NCAA Championships, set for April 16-18 in the University of Nebraska's Bob Devaney Sports Center…Nebraska plays host to the event for the second time (also played host in 2003) in the event's 28-year history…Florida has qualified for the NCAA Championships 27 times, missing only the 2000 event…the Gators advanced to the national stage with their win at the April 4 NCAA North Central Regional - the fifth consecutive regional team title for UF…Florida is seeded No. 5 for the fourth time in the team's 27 NCAA Championship appearances (also No. 5 in 1997, 1993 and 1988)…in 2007, Florida and Utah shared the pre-meet No. 1 seed, marking the highest seed ever for Florida in NCAA Championship history. Florida's advanced to the NCAA Super Six (team final) four of the last five years…the Gators took fourth in the 2008 event in Athens, Ga.…the NCAA Super Six format began in 1993 and Florida's advanced to the team final round seven times (2008, 2007, 2006, 2004, 1997, 1998, 1994), recording its highest NCAA finish of second in 1998…Florida has competed in the Devaney Sports Center three times since 2000 (2nd in 2004 quad meet/196.35; 7th in 2003 NCAA Championships/196.325; lost 2001 dual/196.625. Super Six & Event Finals The top three teams in each of Thursday’s sessions advance to the NCAA Super Six on Friday, April 17 at 7 p.m. (ET)…the winner of the Super Six is the NCAA team champion…UF advanced to the NCAA Super Six in 1994, 1997, 1998, 2004, 2006, 2007 and 2008 earning its top finish of second in the 1998 event…to advance to the NCAA Individual Event finals, competitors must place in the top four (including ties) in their session on Thursday…the NCAA all-around champion will be determined Thursday, April 16 in the team qualifying competition…a Gator has won NCAA individual titles on four occasions – Maria Anz (FX/1984), Betsy Hamm (BB/1998), Susan Hines (V/1997, ‘98)

Who’s In The Field? The National Qualifying Score (NQS) determined the pairings for day one of the NCAA Championships' team competition. The NQS seeds the teams 1-12 by adding a team's regional qualifying score (RQS) and score from the regional meet. Teams 1, 4, 5, 8, 9 and 12 were placed in Thursday's Session I and teams 2, 3, 6, 7, 10 and 11 placed in Session II. Florida advanced to the NCAA Championships as the No. 6 seed after winning the NCAA North Central Regional held Saturday, April 4 in the University of Iowa’s Carver-Hawkeye Arena. Florida has met seven of the teams qualified for the NCAA Championships…UF owns a 2009 record of 5-6 versus the field…Illinois makes its first NCAA Championship appearance in 2009. Session I (2009 result vs. UF) No. 1 Georgia (UGA 2, UF 0) No. 4 LSU (UF 1, LSU 1) No. 5 Florida No. 8 Oklahoma (UF 1, OU 0) No. 9 Stanford No. 12 Penn State Session II (2009 result vs. UF) No. 2 Utah (Utah 1, UF 0) No. 3 Alabama (UF 1, UA 1) No. 6 Oregon State No. 7 UCLA (UF 1, UCLA 0) No. 10 Arkansas (UF 1, Ark 1) No. 11 Illinois On The Web & On The Tube: WWW: live scoring available at www.Huskers.com or http://www.ncaasports.com/gymnastics/womens Streaming Video: April 15 4-5 p.m. ET April 16 Following Session I (5 p.m. ET) Following Session II (11 p.m. ET) April 17 Following Super Six (10:30 p.m. ET) April 18 Following Finals (10:30 p.m. ET) Television: airs tape-delayed on CBS on May 9 @ 2 p.m. (EDT). Commentators: Tim Brando and Amanda Borden.

Gator Gymnastics Meet Notes

ABOUT THE GATORS: Location: Gainesville, Fla. President: Dr. Bernie Machen Athletics Director: Jeremy Foley Senior Women’s Administrator: Lynda Tealer Conference: Southeastern Enrollment: 51,733 Nickname: Gators Colors: Orange & Blue UF GYMNASTICS QUICK FACTS: 2009 Record: 10-6, 3-3 SEC 2009 NCAA NC Region Finish: 1st (196.775) 2009 SEC Championships Finish: 3rd (196.75) COACHING STAFF: Head Coach: Rhonda Faehn Career & School Record/Years: 123-34-2/seventh season Assistant Coaches: Adrian Burde, Robert Ladanyi Volunteer Coach: Jeremy Miranda

RETURNING ALL-AMERICANS: Amanda Castillo (2008 all-around, floor -first team; vault-second team; 2007 all-around, vault, beam -first team; uneven bars – season team) NOTE: Out for remainder of 2009 season due to injury Corey Hartung (2008 floor-first team; all-around, beam-second team; 2007 beam and floor – first team, all-around – second; 2006 beam and floor -first team, all-around-second) Melanie Sinclair (2008 all-around, bars, beam -first team, vault - second team; 2007 bars and beam – first team)

Project Gator Leo Using terminology familiar to fans of Bravo Networks "Project Runway", the Gators are "In." Three of the leotards the Gators will wear this season were designed by team members. The leo wore for the season opener was the creation of Florida's freshmen - Nicole Ellis, Amy Ferguson, Elizabeth Mahlich and Kailey Tissue. The leo wore versus Alabama on Feb. 20 was designed by the juniors. UF Head Coach Rhonda Faehn also created a leo, which was worn by the Gators in the Jan. 16 dual meet with Auburn.

2009 Notables… • The Gators advanced to the NCAA Championships based on its win April 4 at the NCAA North Central Region Championships (196.775). It was the fifth consecutive region win for UF and the 10th in the program's history. A Gator finished among the top three in every event, including Corey Hartung claiming the balance beam (9.95) and sharing the floor exercise (9.925) titles. Hartung led Florida’s four all-arounders among the meet’s top six with a season-best total of 39.525 to take second. Maranda Smith was fourth (39.325), followed by Elizabeth Mahlich (39.20) and Melanie Sinclair (39.175). • Third at the Southeastern Conference Championship (196.75). Only seven gymnasts were available for the SEC Championships due to injuries, but the team still posted UF’s then-highest road score of the season. Three Gators earned All-SEC honors. Senior Corey Hartung was fourth in the all-around (39.50) and tied for second on bars (9.95). Junior Melanie Sinclair shared second on bars (9.95) and was fifth in the all-around (39.45). Elizabeth Mahlich’s all-around total of 39.15 earned her a spot on the SEC All-Freshman team. • Melanie Sinclair was named Southeastern Conference Gymnast of the Week following her performance in UF’s 196.875-195.625 win versus Alabama. She won the all-around (39.55) and uneven bars (9.95) plus shared the vault win (9.90). She was also runner-up in beam (9.85) and floor (9.85). It was the third SEC Gymnast of the Week honor of her career. • Three Gators (Amanda Castillo, Corey Hartung, Melanie Sinclair) picked up all-around wins in 2009. Those three have taken the all-around win in six of the 12 meets of 2009. • Florida drew an average of 5,704 per meet in 2009 - the third-highest average in the program's history.

Meet Coach Faehn Rhonda Faehn, the 2007 National Collegiate Gymnastics Coaches Association Coach of the Year, is in her seventh season as the Gators' head coach in 2009. Since her arrival, Florida has reset every team event record plus set the team scoring record three times. In 2004, UF reached the NCAA Super Six team final for the first time since 1998, taking fifth overall. A school-record seven Gator gymnasts picked up 12 All-America honors in 2004. The Gators again reached the NCAA Super Six final in 2006, taking fourth. Four Gators picked up a total of six All-America honors in 2006r. The 2007 Gators were third in NCAA Super Six competition, matching the team’s second-highest finish ever in NCAA action. Five Gators earned a school-record 15 All-America honors in 2007. The 2008 Gators finished fourth and five Gators again matched the school-record of 15 All-America honors. In her first season, Florida finished seventh at the 2003 NCAA Championships and four Gators picked up a total of six All-America honors. At the 2005 NCAA Championships, UF took seventh overall and one gymnast earned All-America honors. Faehn shared the 2003 National Association Gymnastics Coaches SE Region Coach of the Year award and won the award outright in 2005. In 2006 and 2007, she was named the Southeastern Conference Coach of the Year. Faehn brought experience at the sport's highest level to the Florida program. A member of the 1988 U.S. Olympic Team and an All-American at UCLA, Faehn brought with her nine years of experience coaching at the club and collegiate levels.

Faehn was an assistant coach at the University of Nebraska (1999-02) and assistant coach for the Huskers for three seasons before being elevated to Associate Head Coach in the fall of 2001. Four of the Huskers' five NCAA Super Six appearances were achieved with Faehn on the UN staff and during that time, the team twice posted Super Six finishes of fifth (2001 and '02) and took fourth at the 2000 event. Faehn was named the NACGC Assistant Coach of the Year in 2001. She also collected the South Central Assistant Coach of the Year honor in 2002 and shared the 2000 Region 3 Assistant Coach of the Year award.


NCAA Championships Field Seed School Region

Score RQS NQS

1. Georgia^ 197.70 197.255 394.955 2. Utah^ 197.675 197.190 394.865 3. Alabama^ 197.00 196.925 393.925 4. LSU^ 196.875 196.760 393.635 5. Florida^ 196.775 196.715 393.49 6. Oregon State 196.80 196.520 393.32 7. UCLA 196.625 196.580 393.205 8. Oklahoma 196.60 196.465 393.065 9. Stanford 196.20 196.825 393.025 10. Arkansas^ 196.30 196.440 392.74 11. Illinois 196.70 196.015 392.715 12. Penn State 195.80 196.240 392.04 ^ - region champion Shaded teams denotes field in Session I of April 16 NCAA Championship team qualifying For the second consecutive year, the NCAA Gymnastics Championships’ field includes a league-record five Southeastern Conference schools, matching the record in 1993 and matched in 2003, 2006 and 2008. The five SEC teams are the most from any conference in 2009. This also marks the 16th consecutive season the SEC has sent at least three teams to the NCAA Championships. In addition to the team competition on Thursday, each team will have an individual all-arounder compete at the end of each team’s lineup. These are gymnasts that were the top two all-arounders in their region meet that were not a part of a qualifying team. Senior Adrianne Perry of Missouri is the individual all-arounder that will compete with the University of Florida. Individual All-Arounder/School Team Jessica Lopez, Denver Oklahoma Sarah Shire, Missouri Georgia Thomasina Wallace, San Jose State Illinois Rebecca Best, Ohio State Stanford Adrianne Perry, Missouri Florida Kylie Stone, Nebraska Alabama Christina Lenny, Kent State Oregon State Kelley Hennigan, Denver Penn State Sarah Curtis, Michigan Utah Meghan Morris, West Virginia LSU Elise Wheeler, Southern Utah Arkansas Veronica Porte, San Jose State UCLA Shading denotes individuals in Session I Podium is Out The 2009 NCAA Gymnastics Championships competition will not be on podium because the configuration of the Bob Devaney Sports Center cannot accommodate it. The podium, which raises the competitive apparatus above floor level, is often used for national and international championship competitions. It provides the audience with a clear view of the competing gymnast. The 2004 NCAA Championships in Los Angeles were the first collegiate championships held on podium and a podium was again used at the 2005 event in Auburn, Ala, and last year in Athens, Ga. The arenas used in 2006 (Oregon State's Gill Coliseum) and 2007 (University of Utah's Huntsman Center) could not accommodate the podium. The past four Southeastern Conference Championships have been on podium. Florida will have a podium when the NCAA Championships come to Gainesville in 2010.

2009 NCAA Championships Competition Rotations Session I - Thursday, April 16 @ 2 p.m. (ET) Rot. V Bye Bars Beam Bye Floor I SU PSU OU LSU UGA UF II UF SU PSU OU LSU UGA III UGA UF SU PSU OU LSU IV LSU UGA UF SU PSU OU V OU LSU UGA UF SU PSU VI PSU OU LSU UGA UF SU Session II - Thursday, April 16 @ 8 p.m. (ET) Rot. V Bye Bars Beam Bye Floor I UCLA Utah Illinois OSU ARK UA II UA UCLA Utah Illinois OSU ARK III ARK UA UCLA Utah Illinois OSU IV OSU ARK UA UCLA Utah Illinois V Illinois OSU ARK UA UCLA Utah VI Utah Illinois OSU ARK UA UCLA The NCAA conducted a blind draw to set the start order for each of Thursday's sessions. This is the third time since 2005 that Florida starts NCAA Championships with floor exercise. UF also drew the same rotation in 1983, 1992, 1996, 2005 and 2007. Florida received a Session I assignment for only the sixth time since the NCAA adopted the Super Six team qualifying format in 1993. UF advanced to the NCAA Super Six four times (2006, 1998, 1997, 1994) from Session II and three times from Session I (2008, 2007, 2004). This is the eighth meeting between Florida and Georgia in NCAA Team Qualifying competition. In the past 17 years of NCAA Team Qualifying competition, Florida has appeared in the same session as Oklahoma and Stanford five times and Penn State and LSU four times. 2009 Gator Gymnastics Schedule Date Opponent Jan. 9 Oklahoma (W - 196.50-195.075) Jan. 16 Auburn - (W - 196.50-196.25) Jan. 23 @ Arkansas (L - 196.375-195.425) Jan. 30 Kentucky (W – 195.925-193.85) Feb. 6 @ LSU (L – 196.80-195.825) Feb. 14 @ Michigan State (W – 196.85-194.775) Feb. 20 Alabama (W – 196.875-195.625) Feb. 28 @ Georgia (L – 198.20-196.65) March 6 Michigan (W – 196.825-196.325) March 13 @ Utah (L – 197.075-196.00) March 21 @ SEC Championships @ Nashville,

Tenn. (3rd of 7 - 196.75) April 4 NCAA North Central Regional @ Iowa

City, Iowa – (1st of 6 - 196.775) April 16-18 @ NCAA Championships (Lincoln, Neb.)


Florida Gymnastics at the NCAA Championships Year UF Seed/1st Evt Tm Qul.

Sess. S 6 Start

Host Champion Score UF Finish

UF Score

UF Top All-Arounder

Place Score

2009 5/Floor I Nebraska 2008 2/Bye bf UB I UB Georgia Georgia 197.450 4th 196.700 Melanie Sinclair T3rd 39.525 2007 T1/Floor I BB Utah Georgia 197.850 3rd 197.225 Amanda Castillo 3rd 39.550 2006 T4 / Beam II V Oregon St. Georgia 197.750 4th 196.275 Corey Hartung T11th 39.300 2005 6 / Floor II Auburn Georgia 197.825 7th 196.225 B. King/O. Szmuch T11th@ 39.225 2004 6 / Bye bf UB I Bye bf UB UCLA UCLA 198.125 5th 196.800 Erinn Dooley T4th@ 39.450 2003 12/ Bye bf UB II Nebraska UCLA 197.825 7th 196.325 Erinn Dooley 5th@ 39.350 2002 10/ Bye bf UB II Alabama Alabama 197.575 10th 195.675 Hilary Thompson T6th@ 39.275 2001 6 / Bye bf UB I Georgia UCLA 197.575 7th 195.825 Kara Waterhouse 8th@ 39.175 2000 -- II Boise

State UCLA 197.300 DNQ -- Chrissy Van Fleet 16th@ 38.125

1999 9 / Vault II Utah Georgia 196.850 T10th 194.000 Chrissy Van Fleet 9th@ 39.325 1998 2 / Bye bf V II V UCLA Georgia 197.725 2nd 196.350 Betsy Hamm 4th 39.450 1997 5 / Bye bf BB II UB Florida UCLA 197.475 5th 196.425 Chrissy Van Fleet T4th 39.425 1996 7 / Floor II Alabama Alabama 198.025 8th 194.825 Kristen Guise 2nd 39.425 1995 6 / Beam II Georgia Utah 196.650 7th 195.425 Amy Myerson T3rd 39.400 1994 9 / Vault II BB Utah Utah 196.400 6th 194.850 Kristen Guise T9th 39.050 1993 5 / Beam I Oregon St. Georgia 198.000 10th 192.950 Lynette Wittmeier 29th 38.450 1992 10 / Floor Minnesota Utah 195.650 11th 188.725 Melissa Kutcher 26th 37.850 1991 8 / Bars Alabama Alabama 195.125 6th 189.700 Christina McDonald T11th 38.375 1990 8 / Bars Oregon St. Utah 194.900 T10th 187.175 Pam Titus 29th 37.875 1989 7 / Vault Georgia Georgia 192.650 10th 187.000 Melissa Miller T4th 38.65 1988 5 / Vault Utah Alabama 190.050 6th 186.650 Melissa Miller T5th 38.05 1987 6 / Beam Utah Georgia 187.900 6th 183.800 Melissa Miller 6th 37.65 1986 8 / Bars Florida Utah 186.950 8th 181.300 Elfi Schlegel 10th 37.250 1985 3 / Bye bf BB Utah Utah 188.350 3rd 184.300 Elfi Schlegel T3rd 37.650 1984 2 / Beam UCLA Utah 196.050 5th 182.900 Elfi Schlegel T4th 37.400 1983 4 / Floor Utah Utah 184.650 5th 177.85 Elfi Schlegel 5th 36.650 1982 3 / Beam Utah Utah 148.600 7th 140.900 Ann Woods T9th 36.250

Gator All-Americans 2008 T3.Melanie Sinclair-AA39.525! T9.Amanda Castillo-AA 39.425! Ashley Reed-AA 39.425! T5.Corey Hartung-AA 39.400^ T5.Amanda Castillo-V 9.85^ Ashley Reed-V 9.85^ Melanie Sinclair-V 9.85^ T8.Melanie Sinclair-UB 9.85! 4. Ashley Reed-BB 9.8875! 9. Melanie Sinclair-BB 9.825! T6.Corey Hartung-BB 9.825^ 3. Nicola Willis-FX 9.9125! T8. Amanda Castillo-FX 9.875! Ashley Reed-FX 9.875! 11. Corey Hartung-FX 9.825! 2007 3. Amanda Castillo-AA 39.55! T5. Corey Hartung-AA 39.40^ T5. Ashley Reed-AA 39.40^ 6. Savannah Evans-V 9.8125! T13. Amanda Castillo-V 9.5563! T5. Amanda Castillo-UB 9.875^ T5. Melanie Sinclair-UB 9.8875! T5. Ashley Reed-UB 9.875^ T3. Amanda Castillo-BB 9.850! T3. Corey Hartung-BB 9.850! 12. Melanie Sinclair-BB 9.6875! T8. Breanne King-BB 9.875^ T4. Savannah Evans-FX 9.90! T4. Corey Hartung-FX 9.90! 17. Ashley Reed-FX 9.2875! 2006 T7. Corey Hartung-AA 39.30 T8. Samantha Lutz-UB 9.85^ T5. Corey Hartung-BB 9.8125! T8. Corey Hartung-FX 9.8375! 10. Savannah Evans-FX 9.6625! T8. Tiffany Murry-FX 9.875^ 2005 T6. Erinn Dooley-BB 9.85^

2004 T4. Erinn Dooley-AA 39.450! T7. Orley Szmuch-AA 39.325^ T4. Erinn Dooley-V 9.875! 8. Chantelle Tousek-V 9.7438! T7. Orley Szmuch-V 9.850^ 9. Erinn Dooley-BB 9.750! 11. Samantha Lutz-BB 9.7375! T8. Katie Rue-BB 9.800^ T5. Erinn Dooley-FX 9.900^ T5. Savannah Evans-FX 9.900^ T5. Breanne King-FX 9.900^ 2003 5. Erinn Dooley-AA 39.350^ T6. Lindsey Miner-AA 39.325^ T6. Erinn Dooley-V 9.875^ T7. Kristen Stucky-UB 9.850^ T7. Lindsey Miner-BB 9.875^ T5. Orley Szmuch-FX 9.875^ 2002 T6. Hilary Thompson-AA 39.275^ T6. Lindsey Miner-V 9.875^ T8. Hilary Thompson-FX 9.875^ 2001 13. Hilary Thompson-FX 9.338! 8. Kara Waterhouse-AA 39.175^ T7. Kara Waterhouse-BB 9.85^ 2000 T8. Chrissy Van Fleet-Vault 9.85^ T7. Chrissy Van Fleet-Bars 9.825^ 1999 9. Chrissy Van Fleet-AA 39.325^ 7. Chrissy Van Fleet-Vault 9.850^ 7. Chrissy Van Fleet-BB 9.875^ 1998 4. Betsy Hamm -AA 39.45 t1. Susan Hines -Vault 9.8625! 8. Chrissy Van Fleet-Vault 9.925 11. Betsy Hamm - Bars 9.300! t1. Betsy Hamm-Beam 9.875! 8. Chrissy Van Fleet-BB 9.850 8. Susan Hines-Floor 9.875! 11. Betsy Hamm-Floor 9.850! 1997 t4. Chrissy Van Fleet- AA 39.425

16. Jaime Graziano-AA 39.175^ 1. Susan Hines-Vault 9.8875! 10. Sybil Stephenson-Bars 9.675! 12. Chrissy Van Fleet-Bars 9.45! 7. Susan Hines-Beam 9.775! t8. Chrissy Van Fleet-Beam 9.75! t12. Chrissy Van Fleet-Floor 9.825^ t12. Chrissy Vogel-Floor 9.825^ t10. Susan Hines-Floor 9.80^ 1996 2. Kristen Guise-AA 39.425 6. Chrissy Vogel-AA 39.325 7. Chrissy Vogel-Vault 9.825! t11. Susan Hines-Vault 9.925^ t17. Kristen Guise-Vault 9.875^ t11. Kristen Guise-Bars 9.85^ t11. Sybil Stephenson-Bars 9.85^ t11. Kristen Guise-Beam 9.80^ t11. Chrissy Vogel-Beam 9.85^ t4. Kristen Guise-Floor 9.90! 1995 t3. Amy Myerson-AA 39.40 7. Chrissy Vogel-Vault 9.725! t10. Amy Myerson-Vault 9.90^ t3. Kristen Guise-Bars 9.90! t12. Amy Myerson-Bars 9.825^ t15. Sybil Stephenson -Bars 9.80^ t15. Chrissy Vogel-Bars 9.80^ t2. Kristen Guise-Beam 9.90! 7. Amy Myerson-Beam 9.85! 1994 t9. Kristen Guise-AA 39.050 t16. Amy Myerson-AA 38.825^ t16. Lisa Panzironi-AA 38.825^ t5. Kristen Guise-Bars 9.875! t9. Amy Myerson-Bars 9.725! 3. Kristen Guise-Beam 9.875! t9. Amy Myerson-Beam 9.800^ t14. Lisa Panzironi-Beam 9.775^ 1993 t17. Kristen Guise-Bars 9.875^ t20. Colleen Johnson-Bars 9.850^ 1991t2. Christina McDonald-Bars 9.850 7. Christina McDonald-Beam 8.950

2. Pam Titus - Floor 9.875 1990 4. Tracy Wilson-Beam 9.800 t4. Pam Titus- Floor 9.825 1989 t4. Melissa Miller-AA 38.65 t7. Melissa Miller-Bars 9.70 Pam Titus-Bars 9.70 3. Melissa Miller-Floor 9.85 1988t5. Melissa Miller-AA 38.05 8. Janice Kerr-AA 37.90 t2. Melissa Miller-Floor 9.70 t8. Janice Kerr-Floor 9.50 1987 6. Melissa Miller-AA 37.65 1985 t3. Elfi Schlegel-AA 37.65 5. Tammy Smith-Vault 9.325 t5. Elfi Schlegel-Floor 9.40 1984 t4. Elfi Schlegel-AA 37.40 1. Maria Anz-Floor 9.70 t2. Elfi Schlegel-Floor 9.65 1983 5. Elfi Schlegel-AA 36.65 t5. Elfi Schlegel-Floor 9.35 1982 3. Ann Woods-Vault 18.275# ! - Marks finish from NCAA Event finals. From 1992-98, the top eight all-arounders and event finalists from the NCAA team competition receive first-team All-America honors. Ties are included. The next eight finishers earned second-team All-America honors. Since 1999, the top four finishers (plus ties) from each of Thursday's two sessions earn All-America first-team honors and advance to the individual event finals. Finishers in the No. 4-8 spot (including ties) in each of Thursday's sessions are second team All-Americans ^ - All-America second team

# - Individual event scores determined by adding team and individual competition scores together

@ - all-around finish in session


2009 NCAA Gymnastics Regional Fields (with national rank) North Central (Iowa City, Iowa) – April 4 1. Florida 196.775 2. UCLA 196.625 3. Iowa State 195.650 4. Denver 195.600 5. Minnesota 193.775 6. Iowa 193.625 Northeast (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) – April 4 1. Alabama 197.000 2. Oklahoma 196.600 3. Missouri 196.000 4. Central Michigan 194.925 5. New Hampshire 193.650 6. Maryland 192.800 Central (Columbus, Ohio) – April 4 1. LSU 196.875 2. Oregon State 196.800 3. Ohio State 195.950 4. Michigan State 194.825 5. Kent State 194.650 6. Kentucky 193.700 South Central (Fayetteville, Ark.) – April 4 1. Arkansas 196.300 2. Stanford 196.200 3. Michigan 195.700 4. Arizona 194.350 5. Arizona State 193.900 6. Southern Utah 192.650 Southeast (Raleigh, N.C.) – April 4 1. Georgia 197.700 2. Penn State 195.800 3. Nebraska 195.450 4. West Virginia 194.225 5. North Carolina 194.125 6. North Carolina State 193.800 West (Seattle, Wash.) – April 4 1. Utah 197.675 2. Illinois 196.700 3. Boise State 195.300 4. Auburn 195.250 5. Washington 194.800 San Jose State 194.800

NCAA North Central Region Recap A slow start seemed to give the No. 6 Florida gymnastics team momentum at the NCAA North Central Region Championships in Iowa City, Iowa, as the Gators collected their fifth consecutive region team title with their top 2009 road total of 196.775.

A Gator finished among the top three in every event. Senior All-American Corey Hartung was runner-up in the all-around with a season-best 39.525. She led four Gators among the meet’s top six all-arounders. Junior Maranda Smith was fourth at 39.325, followed by freshman Elizabeth Mahlich (5th/39.20) and junior All-American Melanie Sinclair (6th/39.175). Hartung earned a collegiate-best balance beam mark of 9.95 to collect the second NCAA regional beam title of her career. She also shared her second career region floor title with Denver’s Jessica Lopez at 9.925. Smith shared third in vault at 9.90 and was among a five-way tie for second at 9.85 (including Hartung and Sinclair) in the meet’s uneven bars competition. She also shared third in the floor competition at 9.90. Sophomore Alicia Goodwin matched her collegiate-best beam mark of 9.875 for the third consecutive outing to share second overall. All-Time Series (all meetings): Teams in Session I Georgia leads UF 88-31-1 - last meeting, UGA defeated UF 196.925-196.75 (3-21-09); Florida leads LSU 53-30 - last meeting, UF defeated LSU 196.75-196.55 (3-21-09); UF leads Oklahoma 11-2 - last meeting, UF defeated OU 196.50-195.075 (1-9-09); UF and Stanford even at 5-5-2 – last meeting SU defeated UF 196.75-196.70 (4-25-08); UF leads Penn State 26-13 - last meeting, UF defeated PSU 196.55-194.575 (1-5-07) Teams in Session II Utah leads UF 28-7; last meeting, Utah defeated UF 197.075-196.00 (3-13-09); Alabama leads UF 58-30-1 - last meeting, UA defeated UF 197.30-196.75 (3-21-09); UF leads Oregon State 15-9 - last meeting, UF defeated OSU 196.90-195.475 (4-24-08); UCLA leads UF 24-7 – last meeting, UF defeated UCLA 196.775-196.625 (4-4-09); UF leads Arkansas 19-1; last meeting, UF defeated UA 196.75-195.65 (3-21-09); UF leads Illinois 6-0 - last meeting, UF defeated Illinois 196.375-193.125 (4-8-06) NCAA Championships in Gainesville in 2010 The 2010 NCAA Championships will be contested in the University of Florida's Stephen C. O'Connell Center on April 22-24. Florida also played host to the event in 1986 and 1997.


Eight is Enough The Gators used eight gymnasts in their NCAA North Central Regional win on April 4. It was one more than UF used in the March 21 Southeastern Conference Championships. Despite the short roster, UF did have six in each event lineup at the NCAA North Central Regionals. The Gators’ winning total of 196.775 is their top road score of 2009 and just a tenth away from their season high. The eight Gator competitors matched the lowest number of participating gymnasts in 2009 regional competition. Five other teams used eight gymnastics in regional meets, including three other regional championship teams - Arkansas, LSU and Utah. Five of Florida’s eight gymnasts competed as all-arounders. It was the third time in the last four meets Florida used five all-arounders. Florida's five all-arounders was the most of any of the 36 teams that competed in NCAA Regional action on April 4. Three Gators turned in a total of four collegiate- or season-best scores at the NCAA North Central Regionals: Name Evt Score Season Best Collegiate Best Alicia Goodwin BB 9.875 √ √ Corey Hartung AA 39.525 √ BB 9.95 √ √ Ashley Kerr V 9.60 √ √ Seven Takes Third at SECs Florida turned in its then-highest road score of the season, 196.75, to take third at the Southeastern Conference Championships in Nashville, Tenn., on March 21. Alabama won the meet title at 197.30 and previously undefeated Georgia was runner-up at 196.925. UF raised its 2009 road best to 196.775 in its NCAA North Central Regional win. The performance was a surprise to perhaps all but the team, as the Gators have been hit hard by injuries this season. A total of seven Gators were available for SECs. In the week prior to SECs, Florida lost junior All-American Amanda Castillo with a partial tear of her left Achilles and sophomore Alicia Goodwin with a sprain her left knee. Those two joined three that suffered season-ending injuries earlier this season (Nicole Ellis, Kailey Tissue and Rebekah Zaiser). The short-handed Gators were only able to put five in its uneven bars lineup, but still posted its top bars total of 49.375 since Jan. 30. Three Gators turned in a total of four collegiate- or season-best scores at SECs.

Name

Evt

Score

Season Best

Collegiate Best

Courtney Gladys AA 39.225 √ √ Corey Hartung AA 39.50* √ UB 9.95 √ √ Maranda Smith AA 39.375 √ √ * raised season-best to 39.525 at April 4 NCAA North Central Regionals

Stepping Up Season-ending injuries to several Gators have required others to step into the vacant lineup positions. Other than then freshmen class, three Gators made their collegiate debuts for events in 2009 to fill in for vacant lineup spots. They are all juniors - Courtney Gladys, Ashley Kerr and Maranda Smith. Sophomore Alicia Goodwin also made her collegiate debut for beam this season, but has been in the lineup six times, including the first three meets of 2009. Name

Event

Collegiate Debut

# of 2009 Appearances

Top Score

Courtney Gladys AA March 6 4 39.225 (2x) UB March 6 4 9.80 BB Jan. 23 10 9.875 Ashley Kerr V March 6 4 9.60 (2x) BB March 13 2 9.50 Maranda Smith AA Feb. 6 8 39.375 BB Feb. 6 8 9.85 (2x) Sinclair Perfect in Pink All-American Melanie Sinclair matched her collegiate- and school-record uneven bars mark for the third time in her career in the Jan. 30 Florida-Kentucky dual. She is the fourth Gator to earn the perfect mark on bars and the only one to post a 10.0 on multiple occasions. It was her second 10.0 wearing pink, as her first perfect bars mark came in 2007 when Florida played host to its first Gators Link to Pink event on Feb. 16, 2007. Florida has participated in four breast cancer awareness meets during Sinclair's career and she's won at least a share of the bars title in each one. She shared the Jan. 27, 2007 dual bars title at Georgia with a mark of 9.95. She also used a 9.95 to win the Feb.15, 2008 Gators Link to Pink bar title. Sinclair and Georgia's Courtney Kupets are the only two gymnasts in the nation this season to earn a bars mark of 10.0. Pair back from Retirement Now Key Contributors In a state with a significant population of retirees, two that gave up that title are now key contributors to the Gator gymnastics team. Two of Florida’s all-around competitors, juniors Courtney Gladys and Maranda Smith, returned after retiring from the sport due to injuries. Gladys left the sport at age 13, but returned to gymnastics at age 17. She walked on the Gator team in the fall of 2007 and continued to work to regain her skills. Her vault performance Jan. 11, 2008 was her first since the spring of 2002 - a six-year competitive gap. She made her first appearance as an all-arounder since 2002 in the March 6 Michigan dual. Smith competed for UCLA in the first two meets of the 2006 season before a shin fracture sidelined her. She left the sport briefly, but started training again at her club gym after returning home. Smith enrolled at UF in January of 2008, competing primarily on the uneven bars. She's competed as an all-arounder in the last eight meets and is ranked among the nation's top 20 for vault, bars and floor.


Injuries Depleting Gators Junior All-American Amanda Castillo is the latest Gator to see her 2009 season end with an injury. She suffered a partial tear of her left Achilles tendon and underwent surgery March 25. Senior All-American Corey Hartung made her first all-around appearance since Feb. 20 at the Southeastern Conference Championships. She missed part of the Feb. 28 dual at Georgia and the Michigan and Utah duals due to a third-degree strain of her left soleus muscle. Sophomore Alicia Goodwin returned to UF's bar and beam lineups at the April 4 NCAA North Central Regional. She missed the league meet after spraining her left knee in the team's final practice before departing for the SEC Championships. The Gators’ current injury list includes:

Amanda Castillo

Partial tear of left Achilles tendon; underwent surgery March 25

Nicole Ellis Hip injury – underwent surgery during Spring Break Kailey Tissue

Underwent meniscus surgery during Spring Break

Rebekah Zaiser

broken bone in right foot suffered in Jan. 13 practice

Three Gators with Nebraska Ties UF Head Coach Rhonda Faehn is in her seventh year as the head of the Gator program. Prior to her arrival at UF in May of 2002, Faehn was a Nebraska assistant coach from 1999-02, earning the 2001 National Assistant Coach of the Year award. Two other members of UF's coaching staff have ties to the Cornhusker program. UF Assistant Coach Adrian Burde was a Nebraska assistant coach from 2001-06 and was named the 2003 National Assistant Coach of the Year. UF Volunteer Coach Jeremy Miranda was the NU women's gymnastics team manager for the 2006 and '07 seasons. Five All-Arounders Florida has used five all-arounders in three of its last four meets. Five all-arounders were prevalent in the 1994 season, as the Gators used five all-arounders in the final 10 meets. Since 1994, Florida has used five all-arounders in the 2008 (once) and 2009 (three times) seasons. Florida's five vs. Michigan on March 6 included one making her all-around debut. Junior Courtney Gladys made her first all-around appearance since a club competitor in 2002, tying for fourth at 39.225. Amanda Castillo won the title at 39.425, while teammate Maranda Smith was third at 39.30. All-American Corey Hartung returned to the all-around lineup for the March 21 Southeastern Conference Championships, replacing Castillo who suffered a season-ending injury March 13. Freshman Elizabeth Mahlich, junior Melanie Sinclair, Gladys and Smith have performed as all-arounders in each of Florida’s three 2009 meets that used five all-arounders. In 2009, six other teams have competed five or more all-arounders at least once - Air Force (two times), California (6x), MIT (1x), Southern Utah (1x), Utah (1x) and Western Michigan (2x).

Sinclair’s All-Around Win versus Alabama Earns her SEC Gymnast of the Week Junior All-American Melanie Sinclair claimed the Feb. 20 Florida vs. Alabama all-around title with a Gator season-best total of 39.55. It was her third all-around win of 2009. Her performance versus the Tide earned Sinclair the Southeastern Conference Gymnast of the Week honor - the third of her career. Sinclair opened the meet with a pair of event wins. An aggressive routine showcased by ruler-straight handstands gave Sinclair her fifth uneven bars title of the season. She received a 9.95 – matching the evening’s high mark in any event. She and teammate Maranda Smith shared the evening’s vault title with Alabama’s Morgan Dennis and Kayla Hoffman, as all turned in marks of 9.90. Sinclair was second in the evening’s floor competition (9.875) and shared second in the beam standings at 9.85. She leads UF in 2009 with 14 event titles. Sinclair holds the following spots in the March 23 national rankings: No. 14 in all-around (39.430 regional qualifying score) and No. 3 in bars (9.920 RQS). Kerr Hits as a Last Minute Replacement The 30-second touch was all junior Ashley Kerr needed before making her first collegiate appearance in the balance beam lineup. At the March 13 dual at Utah, junior All-American Amanda Castillo suffered a partial tear of her left Achilles tendon in a landing during her floor routine and was unable to compete on balance beam. Only five eligible Gators at the meet had any experience in a competitive beam lineup as a collegiate. Kerr told the UF coaches she could do a routine so she was added to the lineup. She got a hug from Castillo and then used the 30-second touch to warm-up her skills since she did not participate in the pre-meet warm-up for the event. Kerr was UF’s fifth performer and posted a 9.50. It was her second collegiate-best for the evening, as earlier she earned a 9.60 on vault. Sticking with Gymnastics Fresh off her 10.0 uneven bars routine on Jan. 30, All-American Melanie Sinclair took a swing at another sport on Sunday, Feb. 1. Sinclair among several UF student-athletes and coaches (including head men's basketball coach Billy Donovan, baseball coach Kevin O'Sullivan and softball coach Tim Walton) who took part in the Swinging for Cancer Benefit to raise money for cancer research at Shands UF Cancer Hospital. They all tried to get a hit off of senior All-American pitcher Stacey Nelson of the Gators' No. 1 ranked softball team. Sinclair, swinging a bat for the first time in her life, didn't make contact in the three balls she saw. But the other representative of the Gator gymnastics team, All-American Nicola Willis (she finished her eligibility last year and is now serving as a team manager), made contact on her final ball to send a dribbler up the middle. She was one of only a few that made contact or fouled off a ball. No one managed to get the ball out of the infield. That is understandable as Nelson allowed only two home runs and 38 earned runs in 352.1 innings pitched in 2008.


Goodwin Uses Collegiate-Best for First Win Sophomore Alicia Goodwin shared her first collegiate event win with teammates Corey Hartung and Melanie Sinclair, as each turned in a 9.925 in the UF-Auburn dual meet uneven bars competition. That score set Goodwin’s collegiate-best for the event (previous best: 9.875 versus LSU 2/15/08). She has been a part of Florida’s bar lineup in 11 meets of the 2009 season and added another bar win at Michigan State on Feb. 14 with her mark of 9.90. Another collegiate best gave Goodwin her first win on the balance beam. She posted a 9.875 to take that event title versus Michigan. Goodwin matched that mark at Utah (tied for third) and in NCAA North Central Regional competition (tied for second). Goodwin was sidelined for the March 21 Southeastern Conference Championships after suffering a knee sprain in the March 18 practice. She returned to UF’s bar and beam lineups at the NCAA North Central Regionals, tying for second on beam when she matched her collegiate-best of 9.875. Great Semester for the Gators For the second consecutive fall semester, the Gator gymnasts earned a team grade point average of 3.31 (including Nicole Ellis and Rebekah Zaiser each posting a 4.0). Last year, a total of 10 Gator gymnasts received either Academic All-Southeastern Conference or SEC Freshman Academic Honor Roll honors. Zaiser was named the SEC Scholar-Athlete for the sport of gymnastics at the league championships last March. In addition, the Gators return three this season that earned 2008 National Association of College Gymnastics Coaches (NACGC) Scholastic All- America honors –Alicia Goodwin, Ashley Kerr and Zaiser. Hartung 4x All-SEC Senior All-American Corey Hartung earned her fourth All-Southeastern Conference honor after taking fourth in 2009 league championship all-around competition. She is one of just three Gators to earn All-SEC honors each year as a collegiate. Other four-time All-SEC Gators include Elfi Schlegel (1983-86) and Chrissy Van Fleet (1997-00). Seven Gators on SEC Academic Honor Roll Seven Gator gymnasts were named to the 2008-09 Southeastern Conference Academic Honor Roll by league commissioner Mike Slive. Florida's seven representative include senior Corey Hartung, junior Amanda Castillo, Courtney Gladys, Ashley Kerr, Maranda Smith and Rebekah Zaiser and sophomore Alicia Goodwin.

The 2009 Gators Amanda Castillo –Junior* Seven-time All-American Collected first all-around win of season versus Michigan, matching season-best of 39.425…made first all-around appearance of 2009 at Georgia, posting a 39.425 to take fourth...opened the 2009 season by winning the UF-OU balance beam title at 9.90…turned in season-best bar mark of 9.90 at LSU…shared second on bars with a 9.875 at Michigan State…suffered a partial tear of her left Achilles tendon March 13, ending her 2009 season…underwent surgery on March 25…added three All-America honors in 2008 (all-around, vault, floor) and also advanced to floor final…2007 & 2008 Southeastern Conference floor champion…shared UF's 2008 season-high marks for bars and floor at 9.95 each…second among 2008 Gators with 18 event titles. Nicole Ellis – Freshman Shared second in the UF-OU dual vault competition at 9.825…season-best for vault (9.85) shared third versus Auburn and at LSU…underwent hip surgery during Spring Break and is sidelined for remainder of 2009 season…fourth in 2008 Junior Olympic National Championship Level 10 vault competition and runner-up in same event in 2007. Amy Ferguson – Freshman Part of UF’s floor lineup in every meet, turning in collegiate-best floor mark of 9.875 at Georgia…tied for third in Alabama dual floor competition at 9.825…turned in a 9.85 in Southeastern Conference and NCAA North Central Region floor competition…qualified for 2008 and 2007 Junior Olympic National Championship Level 10 competition…third in 2008 Florida Level 10 all-around competition and won bars. Courtney Gladys – Junior Shared first collegiate event title with teammate Elizabeth Mahlich at Michigan State with a mark of 9.85…set collegiate vault best of 9.925 at Utah to take second overall…made collegiate all-around debut versus Michigan, posting a 39.225…that total matches the sixth-highest ever by a Gator making all-around debut…equaled that total at Southeastern Conference Championships…added events to competitive slate as season progressed, with uneven bars being the final event addition (vs. Michigan, 9.80)…added balance beam at Arkansas, leading UF with a collegiate-best 9.875…tied for fourth in NCAA North Central Region beam competition at 9.85…posted collegiate-best for floor (9.85) at LSU…Florida's lead-off vaulter for most of the 2008 season…strongest on vault and beam. Alicia Goodwin - Sophomore Collegiate-best uneven bars mark of 9.925 versus Auburn earned her a share of her first collegiate event win…mark of 9.90 at Michigan State earned her second bar title of 2009…earned a collegiate-best 9.875 vs. Michigan to win first beam title as a Gator…anchored UF beam lineup at Utah with a 9.875 to share third overall…matched beam best to share second in NCAA North Central Region competition at 9.875…sprained left knee in practice March 18 and sidelined for Southeastern Conference Championships…returned to bars and beam lineups at NCAA North Central Regional.


Corey Hartung – Senior * Nine-time All-American Earned fourth consecutive All-Southeastern Conference honor after taking fourth in league all-around competition (39.50)… one of three Gators all-time to earn All-SEC honors each year of collegiate career…also tied for second in SEC uneven bars competition with a collegiate-best 9.95 and shared third in vault with a season-best 9.90…turned in season-best all-around total of 39.525 to take second in NCAA North Central Region competition…also at regional, equaled beam best of 9.95 to win event title and shared floor crown at 9.925…shared second in regional uneven bars competition at 9.85…14th all-around title of UF career at Michigan State (39.45)...used total of 39.475 to take all-around win versus Auburn…equaled balance beam collegiate-best of 9.95 versus Alabama to take third beam title of season…matched collegiate-best mark to win uneven bars floor (9.95) versus Auburn…shared bars title vs. Auburn (9.925)…also shared UF-OU floor title with teammate Maranda Smith at 9.90…scored 9.90 or better in four consecutive beam competitions…sidelined for vault and floor for Feb. 28 dual at Georgia and sat out March 6 and March 13 duals with a third degree strain of left soleus…second among the 2009 Gators with 10 event titles…earned All-America honors for third consecutive year in all-around, beam and floor and advanced to NCAA floor final at 2008 NCAA Championships…set UF's 2008 vault (9.975) and beam (9.95) bests and shared floor high (9.95)…led UF in 2008 with 21 event titles, which includes sharing SEC beam win. Ashley Kerr – Junior Made first appearance in UF’s competitive lineup versus Michigan, posting a 9.55…upped collegiate-best on vault to 9.60 at Utah and stepped into beam lineup, posting a 9.50 in her collegiate premier on the event….appeared in UF's vault and beam lineups at Southeastern Conference Championships…matched vault best of 9.60 at NCAA North Central Regional…performed an exhibition vault versus Kentucky (9.475)…also turned in an exhibition beam routine versus Michigan. Elizabeth Mahlich – Freshman Southeastern Conference All-Freshman team selection…turned in third-highest total by a Gator making her collegiate all-around premiere at Arkansas, taking third overall at 39.325…fifth in NCAA North Central Region all-around (39.20)…shared first collegiate event title with teammate Courtney Gladys at Michigan State by matching collegiate vault best of 9.85…also posted a collegiate-best 9.875 on beam at MSU to tie for third…appeared in Florida's vault, beam and floor lineups at 2009 season opener versus Oklahoma…upped floor best to 9.875 versus Auburn to share third overall…2008 Junior Olympics Level 10 bars co-champion…member of the 2007 and 2006 Level 10 National teams…runner-up in all-around, uneven bars and balance beam in 2007 J.O. Level 10 nationals…strongest on bars and beam. Melanie Sinclair – Redshirt Junior * Four-time All-American Earned third consecutive All-Southeastern Conference honor after taking fifth in league all-around competition at 39.45…also tied for second in SEC uneven bars competition (9.95)…earned third career 10.0 uneven bars mark versus Kentucky...also collected all-around (39.45) and floor exercise (9.875) titles versus the Wildcats...leads UF with 14 event titles...first or second in every event versus Alabama, including winning all-around (39.55) – also won bars (9.95) and vault (9.90)...performance versus Alabama earned her the SEC

Gymnast of the Week honor…shared second at Georgia with top all-around total of 2009 of 39.575…also shared second on floor at UGA with season-best 9.925…won three event titles versus Michigan – vault (9.925), bars (9.90) and floor (9.925)…opened 2009 season four consecutive bar wins…shared second in NCAA North Central Region uneven bars competition at 9.85…Sinclair is one of three who are the top returning all-arounders from 2008 NCAA Championships competition (Georgia's Tiffany Tolnay and Utah's Kristina Baskett also tied for third in 2008 NCAA all-around competition)…added four All-America honors in 2008…tied for third in 2008 NCAA all-around competition; also advanced to NCAA bar and beam event finals for second consecutive year…won 16 event titles as a sophomore, including sharing the 2008 SEC bars crown. Maranda Smith - Redshirt Junior Competed as an all-arounder in the last eight meets…appeared primarily in UF's uneven bars lineup a year ago, but has become a key contributor for Florida in 2009…in first competitive vault performance since January of 2006, won the Auburn dual event title with a 9.90…added balance beam to competitive repertoire at LSU, marking first competitive all-around and beam performances since April of 2005…collegiate-best all-around total of 39.375 placed eighth in Southeastern Conference Championships…all-around runner-up at Michigan State and vs. Alabama with identical totals of 39.35…shared first collegiate event title with teammate Corey Hartung, using a 9.90 to win the Oklahoma dual floor title…turned in a 9.90 or above in eight floor competition in 2009, posting a collegiate-best 9.925 to win floor at Michigan State and to tie for second at Georgia…tied for sixth in SEC uneven bars and floor exercise competition with identical marks of 9.90…fourth in NCAA North Central Regional all-around (39.325) and shared second on the bars (9.85)…turned in marks of 9.90 to share third in NCAA North Central Region vault and floor competition…owns UF's top 2009 vault mark of 9.95 set with her win versus Kentucky…claimed a total of five event titles in 2009 (3 vault, 2 floor). Kailey Tissue – Freshman Made her premiere in a competitive lineup at Arkansas, sharing UF's high on vault with a 9.875 (shared third in meet with Maranda Smith)…made first appearance in balance beam lineup versus Kentucky, posting a 9.725...performed an exhibition beam routine in first two meets and also turned in an exhibition vault versus Auburn…underwent surgery on meniscus during Spring Break and is sidelined for remainder of 2009 season…Senior International Elite level gymnast…an elite-level gymnast since 2002…seventh in all-around and floor exercise at the 2007 U.S. Classic...training slowed due to broken leg suffered last spring…strongest event is beam. Rebekah Zaiser – Junior Matched collegiate-best of 9.825 to share third overall in 2009 opener versus Oklahoma…broken bone in right foot suffered in Jan. 13 practice ended her 2009 season…2008 Southeastern Conference Gymnastics Scholar-Athlete of the Year - a first for the Gator program…used collegiate-best of 9.875 to share 2008 Arkansas beam title…led off UF beam lineup throughout 2008 season.


2009 Gator Floor Exercise Titles Name Floor Exercise Music Amanda Castillo Calabria House Mix Nicole Ellis "More Like You" Amy Ferguson "Drumline" Courtney Gladys "Vamos and Havana" Alicia Goodwin "Feet Lips" Corey Hartung "Clubbed to Death" Ashley Kerr "Cabaret" Elizabeth Mahlich "Espana Cani" Melanie Sinclair "Geeked Up" Maranda Smith "Snake Dance" Kailey Tissue "Vino Vino and Bucovina" Rebekah Zaiser "Fuego" Hartung’s All-Around Titles Now at 14 Senior Corey Hartung used a season-high of 39.475 versus Auburn to earn the 13th all-around title of her collegiate career. She added her 14th win with her total of 39.45 at Michigan State on Feb. 14. She now stands sixth on UF Career All-Around Wins chart. Three of her nine career All-America honors have been earned in the all-around. Hartung won five all-around titles in 2008, one in 2007, 2009 and six in 2006. Her collegiate-best of 39.70 set with her win versus Georgia in 2008 is the fifth-highest in school history. She missed three all-around competitions (at Georgia, vs. Michigan, at Utah) due to a third degree strain of left soleus. Her return to all-around competition at the Southeastern Conference Championships resulted in a fourth-place total of 39.50. She upped that season-best to 39.525 with her runner-up performance at the NCAA North Central Region Championships. Gators with 10 or More All-Around Wins Name # of Wins Seasons Competed Elfi Schlegel 27 1983-86 Melissa Miller 23 1986-89 Ann Woods 20 1980-82 Kristen Guise 17 1993-96 Chrissy Van Fleet 16 1997-00 Corey Hartung 14 2006-present Lynn McDonnell 12 1981-84 Ashley Reed 10 2005-08 Team Captains… Gators’ co-captains for the 2009 season are senior Corey Hartung along with juniors Amanda Castillo and Melanie Sinclair.

Mahlich’s Total Top for a Gator All-Around Premiere since 2004 Freshman Elizabeth Mahlich turned in the third-highest total ever by a Gator making their collegiate all-around premiere in the Jan. 23 meet at Arkansas. Mahlich's total of 39.325 took third overall in the meet. She followed that performance with a third-place finish in the UF-UK dual at 39.15. Two other Gators turned in their first collegiate all-around performances in 2009 - juniors Maranda Smith and Courtney Gladys. Gladys' total of 39.225 on March 6 ties for the sixth highest on the chart. Top 10 Premiere All-Around Totals by a Gator AA Total Date Name Opponent Meet #

of Season 39.450 2/6/04 Samantha Lutz UGA 5 39.425 1/23/04 Katie Rue SC Regional 13 39.325 1/23/09 Elizabeth Mahlich Arkansas 3 39.275 3/14/98 Betsy Hamm AU, URI 8 39.275 1/5/07 Melanie Sinclair Super 6 Ch. 1 39.225 3/6/09 Courtney Gladys Michigan 9 39.225 1/9/04 Breanne King Super 6 Ch. 1 39.125 1/11/03 Erinn Dooley Super 6 Ch. 1 39.075 1/12/07 Amanda Castillo OSU 2 38.925 1/6/01 Kara Waterhouse Super 6 Ch. 1 38.850 1/16/98 Gabby Fuchs UK 1 2009 GymInfo Coaches Poll (April 6 - by national qualifying average)

Rank Team RQS Region 1 Georgia^ 394.955 SE 2 Utah^ 394.865 NC 3 Alabama^ 393.925 C 4 LSU^ 393.635 C 5 Florida 393.490 SE 6 Oregon State 393.320 W 7 UCLA^ 393.205 W 8 Oklahoma^ 393.065 SC 9 Stanford 393.025 W 10 Arkansas^ 392.740 SC 11 Illinois 392.715 SC 12 Penn State 392.040 NE 13 Missouri 392.005 SC 14 Michigan^ 391.685 NE 15 Ohio State 391.685 C 16 Auburn^ 391.660 C 17 Nebraska 391.545 SC 18 Denver^ 391.030 NC 19 Iowa State^ 390.965 NC 20 Boise State 390.890 W 21 Kent State 389.985 C 22 Michigan State^ 389.955 C 23 Central Michigan 389.775 C 24 Arizona 389.630 SC 25 West Virginia 389.615 SE ^ - 2009 University of Florida opponent GymInfo ranking schedule: Jan. 12, Jan. 19, Jan. 26, Feb. 2, Feb. 9 - Ranking by Total Season Average Beginning Feb. 16 -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)


Florida in the National Rankings (ranked by regional qualifying average as of March 30, 2009 - Final) Team 6. 196.715 Team All-Around 14. 39.430 Melanie Sinclair 16. 39.390 Corey Hartung Vault 8 49.230 Team T21. 9.885 Maranda Smith Bars 3. 49.355 Team 3. 9.920 Melanie Sinclair T10 9.890 Maranda Smith T17. 9.880 Corey Hartung Balance Beam 8. 49.145 Team T11. 9.885 Corey Hartung Floor Exercise 3. 49.325 Team T9. 9.905 Maranda Smith T14. 9.895 Corey Hartung

Did You Know… Every Gator gymnast has a “Gator Chomp” choreographed into her floor exercise routine. Florida in the 2009 Rankings Date Team V UB BB FX Preseason (vote) 3 1/12 (season average)

1 5 5 1 1

1/19 1 5 1 12 1 1/26 5 4 4 19 1 2/2 8 4 1 22 2 2/9 9 4 3 22 1 2/16 (RQS) 6 5 3 18 2 2/23 7 5 3 18 2 3/2 4 5 3 13 2 3/9 5 6 3 10 2 3/16 6 8 4 7 4 3/23 6 8 3 8 3 3/30 6 8 3 8 3 Additions for 2010 Season Two gymnasts will join the University of Florida gymnastics team for the 2010 season. Randy Stageberg (Chesapeake, Va.), a senior international elite gymnast and Ashanee Dickerson (Jacksonville, Fla.), runner-up on floor exercise at the 2008 Level 10 Junior Olympic Championships, both signed national letters of intent with the Florida program in November of 2008.

2009 Gator Event Winners Amanda Castillo (2) All-Around (1) 39.425 Michigan (3-6) Balance Beam (1) 9.90 Oklahoma (1-9) Alicia Goodwin (3) Uneven Bars (2) 9.925 Auburn (1-16) 9.90 @ MSU (2-14) Balance Beam (1) 9.875 Michigan (3-6) Courtney Gladys (1) Vault 9.85 @ MSU (2-14) Corey Hartung (10) All-Around (2) 39.475 Auburn (1-16) 39.45 @ MSU(2-14) Uneven Bars (1) 9.925 Auburn (1-16) Balance Beam (4) 9.90 Kentucky (1-30) 9.90 @ LSU (2-6) 9.95 Alabama (2-20) 9.95 NCAA Reg (4-4) Floor Exercise (3) 9.90 Oklahoma (1-9) 9.95 Auburn (1-16) 9.925 NCAA Reg (4-4)

Elizabeth Mahlich (1) Vault 9.85 @ MSU(2-14) Melanie Sinclair (14) All-Around (3) 39.425 Oklahoma (1-9) 39.45 Kentucky (1-30) 39.55 Alabama (2-20) Vault (3) 9.875 Oklahoma (1-9) 9.90 Alabama (2-20) 9.925 Michigan (3-6) Uneven Bars (6) 9.90 Oklahoma (1-9) 9.925 Auburn (1-16) 9.90 @ Arkansas (1-23) 10.0 Kentucky (1-30) 9.95 Alabama (2-20) 9.90 Michigan (3-6) Floor Exercise (2) 9.875 Kentucky (1-30) 9.925 Michigan (3-6) Maranda Smith (5) Vault (3) 9.90 Auburn (1-16) 9.95 Kentucky (1-30) 9.90 Alabama (2-20) Floor Exercise (2) 9.90 Oklahoma (1-9) 9.925 @ MSU (2-14)

Building a Crowd The Florida program continues to build their fan base. Since the arrival of Head Coach Rhonda Faehn for the 2003 season, UF has doubled its average attendance since her first campaign. A record crowd of 10,855 were on hand for the dual versus then No. 1 Florida and then No. 2 Georgia for the Jan. 18, 2008 dual. That crowd broke the Stephen C. O’Connell Center gymnastics record set in 1989 versus Alabama (10,651). In 2008, Florida averaged 6,358 per meet – second only to the 1989 Gator team’s attendance average of 6,455. Florida's average ranked fourth in the nation. This season, UF averaged 5,704 per meet - the third-largest in school history. Year Average Home Attendance 2009 5,704 2008 6,358 2007 4,564 2006 4,147 2005 3,814 2004 3,253 2003 2,791


Maranda's First Wins Florida junior Maranda Smith used a then collegiate-best of 9.90 to share the floor exercise title with teammate Corey Hartung in the Jan. 9 season opener versus Oklahoma. It was the first event win of Smith's collegiate career. She raised her collegiate floor best to 9.925 with her win at Michigan State Feb. 14 and equaled that mark with her runner-up finish at Georgia. In Florida’s second meet of 2009, Smith made her first appearance in a competitive vault lineup since 2006. She won the UF-Auburn dual vault title with a mark of 9.90. Smith upped Florida’s season-best to 9.95 with her vault win versus Kentucky. Smith started at UCLA in 2006, appearing in two meets before a stress fracture in her shin ended her season. She sat out the 2007 season, returning home to enroll in a junior college and train at her club. Smith joined the Florida team in January of 2008, appearing in Florida's uneven bars and an occasional floor competitive lineup. Smith is ranked among the nation's top 10 in three events - vault (No. T-21 regional qualifying score 9.885), bars (No. T-10, 9.890) and floor (No. T9, 9.905 RQS). She made her first competitive appearance on the balance beam since April of 2005 on Feb. 6 after just a week of training the event. She set her collegiate beam best with her runner-up performance versus Michigan (9.85) and equaled that mark in the next meet at Utah. Florida's Career All-America Leaders (four or more honors) Vault Bars Beam Floor AA Total 1st 2nd 1st 2nd 1st 2nd 1st 2nd 1st 2nd Kristen Guise

0 1 2 2 2 1 1 0 1 1 11

Chrissy Van Fleet

1 2 1 1 2 1 0 1 1 1 11

Corey Hartung

0 0 0 0 2 1 3 0 0 3 9

Ashley Reed

0 2 0 1 1 0 2 0 1 1 8

Erinn Dooley

1 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 7

Amy Myerson

0 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 7

Amanda Castillo

1 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 2 0 7

Susan Hines

2 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 6

Melissa Miller

0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 3 0 6*

Elfi Schlegel

0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 3 0 6*

Chrissy Vogel

2 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 6

Melanie Sinclair

0 1 2 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 6

Savannah Evans

1 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 4

Betsy Hamm

0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 4

Orley Szmuch

0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 4

* - All-America first & second teams began in 1993

Did You Know… • The average height for the Gators is 5-1 1/2. • Amanda Castillo is the first Gator to repeat as Southeastern Conference floor exercise champion since Melissa Miller in 1989. At 4-10, she is also the smallest Gator on any 2008-09 roster. • Nicole Ellis placed among the top four vaulters in the last two Junior Olympic Championships, tying for fourth in 2008 and was runner-up in 2007. • Amy Ferguson has three siblings (including a twin sister) and all attend the University of Florida. • Courtney Gladys reached the international elite level in 2000-02. She returned to gymnastics in 2006 after a three-year absence from the sport. • Alicia Goodwin’s cousin, Julie Mackay, is a sophomore on the Michigan State field hockey team. • Corey Hartung was thrilled when the Pittsburgh Steelers won the 2006 Super Bowl. Her hometown is Irwin, Pa. • Ashley Kerr is one of four Gators that trained at Orlando Metro during their club careers • Elizabeth Mahlich claimed the 2008 Junior Olympics Level 10 uneven bars title. • Melanie Sinclair represented the U.S. in more than 12 international competitions during her five-year U.S. National Team career • Maranda Smith shared the 2005 Level 10 Junior Olympic Senior B floor exercise title with fellow Gator Amanda Castillo. • Kailey Tissue reached the senior international elite level during her club career with World Olympics Gymnastics Academy. That is the same gym that produced the last two Olympic all-around champions (Carly Patterson/2004 and Nastia Liukin/2008). • Rebekah Zaiser, the 2008 SEC Gymnastics Scholar-Athlete of the Year, served as a teaching assistant for Chemistry 2047 (freshman honors general chemistry) for the fall, 2007 semester. Zaiser, herself a member of the UF Honors Program, attended each class, graded homework and helped conduct the bi-weekly review sessions.


UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA 2009 Gymnastics Team

NAME EVENTS HT CLASS HOMETOWN Amanda Castillo AA 4-10 Junior Sanford, Fla. (Orlando Metro) Nicole Ellis AA 5-1 Freshman Naperville, Ill. (Arena Gymnastics) Amy Ferguson AA 5-3 Freshman Palm Harbor, Fla. (LaFleurs Tampa

Gymnastic Club) Courtney Gladys AA 5-1 Junior Winter Garden, Fla. (Orlando Metro) Alicia Goodwin UB, BB, FX 5-4 Sophomore Dallas, Texas (Texas Dreams) Corey Hartung AA 5-4 Senior Irwin, Pa. (Hill's Gymnastics) Ashley Kerr V, BB 5-4 Junior Plant City, Fla. (Orlando Metro) Elizabeth Mahlich AA 5-1 Freshman Mason, Mich. (Twistars) Melanie Sinclair AA 4-11 Junior-RS Orlando, Fla. (Orlando Metro) Maranda Smith V, UB, FX 5-2 Junior-RS Placerville, Calif. (Byers Gymnastics

Center) Kailey Tissue AA 5-1 Freshman Katy, Texas (WOGA) Rebekah Zaiser AA 5-1 Junior Mars, Pa. (X-Cel Gymnastics) Head Coach: Rhonda Faehn Assistant Coaches: Adrian Burde, Robert Ladanyi Volunteer Coach: Jeremy Miranda Student Managers: Stacey Abbott, Nicola Willis Athletic Trainer: Stacey Higgins Student Athletic Trainers: "Izzy” Nichols and Bri Gomez

Pronunciation Guide: Amanda Castillo - Cast-EE-yo Alicia Goodwin - A-LEE-sha Elizabeth Mahlich - MAL (rhymes with pal) - ish Rebekah Zaiser - ZYE-zer Rhonda Faehn – FAIN Adrian Burde - bur-DAY Robert Ladanyi - la-DA-knee

The Last Time It Happened… • UF gymnast won NCAA Championship event title:

All-around title: -- Vault: Susan Hines (4-18-98) 9.8625 Uneven Bars: -- Balance Beam: Betsy Hamm (4-18-98) 9.875 Floor Exercise: Maria Anz (4-7-84) 9.70 Team: --

• UF gymnast won an all-around title: Amanda Castillo (3-6-09) 39.425 • Gator freshman won an all-around title: Amanda Castillo (2-23-07)

39.40 • UF gymnasts swept top 3 event finishers at a meet: 3-6-09 - UF

swept uneven bars (Melanie Sinclair, 9.90; Alicia Goodwin, Amanda Castillo and Maranda Smith, 9.85)

• Gator gymnast swept meet event titles: Chrissy Van Fleet (2-18-00)/Sun Trust Spectacular) - vault & floor (9.925), bars & beam (9.90), all-around (39.65)

• • UF gymnast earned a 10.0: Melanie Sinclair, bars, Kentucky dual

meet (1-30-09) • UF counted a fall toward its team total:

Vault: Feb. 28, 2009 at Georgia (48.625) Uneven Bars: Jan. 18, 2008 versus Georgia (48.50) Balance Beam: Jan. 30, 2009 versus Kentucky (48.125) Floor Exercise: Jan. 25, 2008 at Auburn (48.30)

• UF was 24 for 24 for routines in a meet: April 24, 2008 – NCAA Championships Session I of team qualifying

• Florida did not have an all-arounder in its lineup: March 11, 2007 at Boise State


Meet 1 No. 3 Florida versus No. 10 Oklahoma Jan. 9, 2009 Stephen C. O’Connell Center/Gainesville,

Fla. The No. 3 University of Florida gymnastics team (1-0) opened the 2009 season with a 196.50-195.075 dual meet win versus No. 10 Oklahoma (0-1) Friday evening in front of a Stephen C. O’Connell Center crowd of 4,856. It is the nation’s top total posted in this very young season and the total was the fourth-highest opening total in school history. The Gators admitted the excitement of the season opener was elevated thanks to the Florida football team’s 24-14 win last night over Oklahoma in the FedEx BCS Championship game. It wasn’t a perfect performance for the Gator gymnasts, but no falls were counted toward the final team total. Six of Florida’s routines Friday were by gymnasts making their collegiate debut on an event. “We were all really excited being out there. Feeding off of last night (football championship) really helped too. We had some highs and we had some low but it’s the first meet of the season and I think we did really well,” junior All-American Amanda Castillo said. For the third season in a row, the season-opening all-around title went to junior All-American Melanie Sinclair. Her total of 39.425 gave her the fourth all-around title of her collegiate career. She opened the meet by winning the first two events. Sinclair used a 9.875 to claim the third vault title as a Gator and upped her career total of uneven bar wins to 17 with the evening’s top mark of 9.90. She also shared third on balance beam with teammate Corey Hartung at 9.85. Hartung was second in the all-around at 39.375. Sinclair said she was ready for tonight’s competition, thanks to the team’s repetitions in the practice gym. Friday’s performance was similar to practice, only with many more people watching. “I feel like we prepared really, really well. We did a lot of mock meets and pressure sets. That helped a lot. It felt a lot like a practice with a little more adrenaline,” Sinclair said. “It helped a lot with our confidence being the first competition.” Florida’s top event total of the evening (49.25) came on the balance beam. The event title was claimed by Castillo, whose stellar performance was punctuated by her stuck double-back dismount. She was rewarded with a 9.90, just a fraction off her collegiate beam best of 9.925. It was the sixth beam title of her Gator career. The floor exercise title was shared by a pair of Gators at 9.90. For Hartung, it was her 17th floor title as a Gator, while it was the first floor win for junior Maranda Smith. The mark was a collegiate best for Smith. Junior Rebekah Zaiser also matched her collegiate best on floor Friday, sharing third overall at 9.825 with Oklahoma’s Kristin Smith and Ashley Jackson. Florida’s four freshmen all appeared in Friday’s meet, either as part of the competitive lineup or as an exhibition performer. Freshman Amy Ferguson opened her Florida career with a mark of 9.75 on floor and received the meet’s Ernestine Weaver Award for the most entertaining routine. But it was the experience of competing in front of the Gator fans that she will remember most. “It was amazing. Words can’t even describe the feeling I had. I just loved showing off to the crowd. I had so much adrenaline,” Ferguson said. “It was awesome.” There was at least one freshman in each of the four competitive lineups Friday and UF Head Coach Rhonda Faehn was pleased with their Gator premieres. “I think they did a great job. It was great to see her face after Elizabeth (Mahlich) hit her beam routine. Nicole (Ellis) after her vault and Amy after her floor – it was wonderful to see their excitement. I think it was fun for them. They got their first taste of it tonight. This is where they are going to learn and grow from this point on.” Faehn thought Friday’s performance was a good starting point for the season. “I think it was a decent start. It’s always a big question mark, the first meet of the year. We have so many new faces. It’s a very young team. It’s really different from what we had in the past with so many freshman and we rested Amanda (Castillo) from floor,” Faehn said. “But overall, they did great and responded really well. We have some areas that we need to go back and work on - some skill choice and also some lineup orders. We’ll go back and evaluate and work on the little things. All and all, I think it’s a great start.”

Gymnast Vault Bars Beam Floor All-Around

Amanda Castillo 9.80 9.85 9.90 Nicole Ellis 9.825 9.575 Amy Ferguson 9.75 Courtney Gladys 9.75 Alicia Goodwin 9.225 9.275 Corey Hartung 9.825 9.80 9.85 9.90 37.375 Elizabeth Mahlich 9.80 9.825 9.675 Melanie Sinclair 9.875 9.90 9.85 9.80 39.425 Maranda Smith 9.825 9.90 Rebekah Zaiser 9.825 9.825 Team Totals 49.125 48.95 49.25 49.175 196.50

Meet 2 No. 1 Florida versus No. 4 Auburn Jan. 16, 2009 Stephen C. O’Connell Center/Gainesville,

Fla. For the second consecutive year, the No. 1 University of Florida gymnastics team (2-0, 1-0 SEC) needed a big performance on the final event to take the win in its dual meet with No. 4 Auburn (1-2, 0-2 SEC). Last year, Florida used a six-for-six balance beam set to take the win at Auburn. This year, the Gators needed to hit their floor exercise routines to overcome the 0.175 deficit after the third rotation.

A less-than-stellar beam set put the Gators in the negative position heading into the final rotation. Although the team wasn’t aware of the actual score, the Gators had a sense of what the situation was.

“I didn’t know the total, but I had a feeling after beam that we were behind,” junior Maranda Smith said. “We knew that we needed to hit on floor and we felt confident that we could do it.”

Florida’s floor set total of 49.45 – the nation’s highest of this young season – moved the Gators past the Tigers for a 196.50-196.25 win. Four Gators finished among the meet’s top three floor performers, including the event winner Corey Hartung. She matched her collegiate best of 9.95 for the sixth time of her career to win her second consecutive floor title. Smith matched her collegiate-best set a week ago of 9.90 to take second. Three shared third at 9.875 – Florida’s Melanie Sinclair and Elizabeth Mahlich and Auburn’s A.J. Mills.

The Gators opened up the meet with strong performances on vault and uneven bars. Smith, making her first appearance in a competitive vault lineup since her freshman season at UCLA in 2006, turned in a collegiate-best 9.90 for her first vault win. Sinclair and freshman Nicole Ellis shared third at 9.85, helping UF to a season-best total of 49.225.

The top event total of the evening was turned in by the Gators on their next event, the uneven bars. Florida’s total of 49.50 – also the nation’s top total so far in 2009 – was boosted by a three-way Gator tie for first at 9.925. The score was a collegiate-best for two-thirds of the bar winners – sophomore Alicia Goodwin and Hartung. Sinclair was also among the top bar performers, sharing her second consecutive bar win of the season.

Although no falls were used toward Florida’s balance beam total of 48.325, the event total reflects several balance checks and wobbles. Sinclair was Florida’s top performer on the event, taking fourth at 9.80. The Tigers swept the beam in the final standings – Puckett (9.90), Rachel Inniss (9.875) and A.J. Mills (9.85).

Hartung picked up her 13th all-around title as a Gator Friday with her season-best total of 39.475. Sinclair edged her season-best up to 39.45 to take second.

“Corey is absolutely wonderful to see. She did such a beautiful job. She’s very consistent and somebody we can always depend on,” UF Head Coach Rhonda Faehn said. “She’s beautiful out there. For her to go out there and nail it like she did (on floor) was just great. Every time Corey goes out there and competes she has the potential to win an all-around.”

Faehn sees Friday’s performance as a chance to learn for her young team.

“That was one of our best bar performances of the year. They were so hyped up. We had to take a step back, regain our composure and calm down (before beam),” Faehn said. “We’re going to go back to the gym and put in some practices to make sure exactly who is going to be in the lineup and who can handle the pressure. To go through a situation like that was a great learning experience for our athletes. They turned around, fought and did better than we had anticipated.”

The Gators were without junior Rebekah Zaiser, who is out for the season after breaking a bone in her right foot while practicing her floor routine Tuesday. Zaiser led off the UF beam set in every meet last season and also was UF’s first performer on beam and floor last Friday in the 2009 opener versus Oklahoma. Hartung was pleased with the way the team reacted to its challenge Friday.

“It went pretty well for the second meet of the year. We had a little trouble on beam but we pulled through and finished very strong on floor. We had an amazing vault and an amazing bar so I am proud of the team for that,” Hartung said. “We had a couple of injuries so we had to put a lot of the freshmen in for this meet and they proved themselves really well tonight so I am proud of the freshmen and the whole team.”

Gymnast Vault Bars Beam Floor All-

Around Amanda Castillo 9.875 9.475 Nicole Ellis 9.85 9.70 Amy Ferguson 9.85 Courtney Gladys 9.80 9.775 Alicia Goodwin 9.925 9.30 Corey Hartung 9.825 9.925 9.775 9.95 37.475 Elizabeth Mahlich 9.575 9.875 Melanie Sinclair 9.85 9.925 9.80 9.875 39.45 Maranda Smith 9.90 9.85 9.90 Team Totals 49.225 49.50 48.325 49.45 196.50


Meet 3 No. 1 Florida at No. 8 Arkansas Jan. 23, 2009 Barnhill Arena/Fayetteville, Ark. The No. 1 University of Florida gymnastics team (2-1, 1-1 SEC) lost to No. 8 Arkansas (3-1, 1-0 SEC), 196.375-195.425, Jan. 23 in front of a Barnhill Arena crowd of 2,714. It was Florida’s first loss to Arkansas in the two team’s 19 all-time meetings. Florida owned a 0.525 lead heading into the final rotation, but trouble on the balance beam hurt the Gators Friday. Florida’s final three performers – Amanda Castillo, Corey Hartung and Alicia Goodwin - all recorded falls, forcing UF to count two falls toward its beam total of 47.90. The Gators last were forced to count a fall in its beam lineup Feb. 22, 2008 at UNC. The Razorbacks took all but one event title Friday. Arkansas’ Casey Jo Magee collected her third consecutive all-around title Friday with a school-record total of 39.525. She also won the beam at 9.90. Jaime Pisani took floor with the evening’s high mark of all events at 9.925 and she shared the vault title with teammate Michelle Stout. Florida’s Melanie Sinclair used a mark of 9.90 to pick up her third-straight uneven bars title. Three Gators made their first collegiate appearance in three different events at Arkansas, turning in UF’s top scores for each event. Freshman Elizabeth Mahlich, making her first all-around appearance as a Gator, took third overall at 39.325. Freshman Kailey Tissue, making her collegiate debut in a competitive lineup, anchored UF’s vault lineup with a 9.875. She tied for third overall with teammate Maranda Smith. Junior Courtney Gladys moved from an exhibition appearance last week to a member of Florida’s beam lineup Friday. She took second overall at 9.875. Smith and Hartung led UF on floor with marks of 9.875, which tied for fourth overall. Lack of training time due to injuries was evident tonight, UF Head Coach Rhonda Faehn said, but the Gators will need to find a way to get the training in to avoid repeating this result. “We are extremely disappointed in our performance this evening. It was not Florida gymnastics,” Faehn said. “It’s not we are expecting for a road competition or any competition for that matter. We have to go back and analyze why this happened. I think this will definitely light a fire in this team. It should show them that miracles will not happen on the competition floor if you don’t put in the training during the week. Right now we are struggling with a little bit of a depth issue and injuries. Athletes aren’t able to put in repetitions and numbers and it is impacting their performance. Confidence comes from doing the routines over and over again. It shows them that it’s not just going to happen. I told them that I don’t care who it is, what year they are or how many times they’ve been in the lineup in the past - we are going to find the lineup made up of the athletes that are going to hit under any circumstance. It’s a hard knock, but we take these challenges so that it makes us stronger. Gymnast Vault Bars Beam Floor All-

Around Amanda Castillo 9.775 9.175 Amy Ferguson 9.8 Courtney Gladys 9.825 9.875 9.65 Alicia Goodwin 9.8 9.225 Corey Hartung 9.825 9.85 9.15 9.875 38.7 Elizabeth Mahlich 9.85 9.825 9.8 9.85 39.325 Melanie Sinclair 9.85 9.9 9.825 9.675 39.25 Maranda Smith 9.875 9.8 9.875 Team Totals 49.275 49.175 47.9 49.075 195.425

Meet 4 No. 5 Florida versus Kentucky Jan. 30, 2009 Stephen C. O’Connell Center/Gainesville, Fla. Melanie Sinclair knew it was going to be a good day when she woke up this morning. That feeling turned out to be prophetic as the All-American’s 10.0 on the uneven bars led the No. 5 University of Florida gymnastics team (3-1, 2-1 SEC) to a 195.925-193.85 win Friday over Kentucky (1-3, 0-3 SEC) in front of a crowd of 8,019 for the Third Annual Gators Link to Pink meet. “Actually this morning I woke up and I honestly felt so good that I felt I could do anything today. When I was warming up on bars, everything just came so fluidly. It was easy to focus on the handstands, it was easy to just take it step by step and whenever it’s like that you just have to do your thing.” And her thing tonight was matching her collegiate- and school-record bars mark for the third time in her career. It was her second 10.0 wearing pink, as her first perfect bars mark came in 2007 when Florida played host to its first Gators Link to Pink event on Feb. 16, 2007. She is the fourth Gator to earn the perfect mark on bars and the only one to post a 10.0 on multiple occasions. UF junior Maranda Smith set her collegiate bars best to share second overall with teammate Corey Hartung at 9.90. UF Head Coach Rhonda Faehn saw the possibility of a 10.0 during warm-up. “That (10.0) was just unbelievable. When she was actually warming up, I went over to her. She was so aggressive and hitting every handstand. That’s the area where she always feels like she needs to hit. I said, ‘That’s 10.0 material right there,’” Faehn said. “She did the bar routine and it was amazing. She hit every handstand. She scored a couple of 10.0’s her first year here. She’s capable of it every time she steps up.” Florida started off the meet with strong performances on vault and bars. The Gators also saw their season-high individual vault mark move to 9.95 tonight with Smith’s performance on the event. Since joining the competitive vault lineup for the Gators’ second meet of the season, Smith had led UF on the event. Her collegiate-best mark gave Smith her second vault title of the last three meets. Freshman Elizabeth Mahlich matched her collegiate-best of 9.85 to share second on the event with Sinclair. Hartung picked up her first balance beam title of the season, matching UF’s season-best mark of 9.90. It was the 15th beam win for the three-time All-American on the event. But for the second consecutive meet, Florida was forced to count a fall toward its beam team total as no other Gator posted a mark above 9.80 on the event. The runner-up beam position Friday was shared at 9.75 by Kentucky’s Hillary Ferguson and Heather Hite. Hartung knows the Gators have the ability to perform well on beam, just like they did in the opening meet of the season. “Our bodies know what to do and we are physically able to do it every single time. We train it perfectly everyday,” Hartung said. “It is just about mentally preparing ourselves better before we compete.” Although not happy with the team’s beam performance, Faehn thought the team showed improvement in their attack of the event this week. “We have definitely trained a lot harder in the gym this week and we’ve made a lot of corrections. I feel like we made aggressive mistakes today instead of going into it like we’re afraid of it and that’s the first step,” Faehn said. “Last week we had an awful meet, making silly mistakes and performing cautiously so going aggressive is better. That’s just the next step to hitting your routines perfect.” Sinclair picked up her second event win when she matched her season-best of 9.875 to top Friday’s floor competition. It was her third floor title as a Gator. Smith posted her third top-two floor finish of the season with her runner-up mark of 9.85. Mahlich shared third at 9.825 with UK’s Ferguson. The all-around win went to Sinclair, as she matched her season-best of 39.45 for her second win of 2009 and her fifth as a Gator. Hartung was second at 39.325 and Mahlich took third (39.15). Faehn saw some improvement tonight and especially liked the Gators’ top performances. Florida continues to have some gymnasts performing in limited roles due to injuries and Faehn is hoping those days will soon be behind the team to help establish consistency. “We definitely did better on vault and bars. I was so proud of Maranda (Smith). Maranda is really competing aggressively like a star and she’s competing confidently. That is wonderful to see. It was also wonderful to see Melanie’s 10.0 and Corey (Hartung) winning beam, which she’s capable of doing every time,” Faehn said. “We could have done better on floor. We have to get Amanda (Castillo) back into the floor and vault lineup. Once we’re able to get our athletes on track and in the lineup, we’re going to start to see some consistency with our scores.” Gymnast Vault Bars Beam Floor All-Around Amanda Castillo 9.85 8.725 Nicole Ellis 9.775 Amy Ferguson 9.8 Courtney Gladys 9.775 9.1 9.7 Alicia Goodwin 9.85 Corey Hartung 9.825 9.9 9.9 9.7 39.325 Elizabeth Mahlich 9.85 9.8 9.675 9.825 39.15 Melanie Sinclair 9.85 10.0 9.725 9.875 39.45 Maranda Smith 9.95 9.9 9.85 9.725 Team Totals 49.25 49.50 48.125 49.05 195.925


Meet 5 No. 8 Florida at No. 11 LSU Feb. 6, 2009 Maravich Assembly Center/Baton Rouge, La. The No. 8 University of Florida gymnastics team (3-2, 2-2 SEC) dropped a 196.80-195.825 decision Friday at No. 11 LSU (7-2, 2-2 SEC) in front of a Pete Maravich Assembly Center crowd of 3,127. UF opened the meet with a bar set that had some breaks, but no falls, resulting in a season-low 48.975. The middle of Florida’s lineup led the Gators Friday, as juniors Amanda Castillo and Maranda Smith each stuck their landings to earn identical marks of 9.90. They shared second with LSU’s Ashleigh Clare-Kearney. LSU junior Susan Jackson won the event with her mark of 9.925. “It was a little bit of a rough start for us on bars. We really rely on that event to catapult us in the events that we have been a little bit rougher. There was the mistake by Melanie (Sinclair – caught her foot on first release) and then some really rough dismount landings,” UF Head Coach Rhonda Faehn said. “We really tried to build the team up mentally. I thought they came back strong on vault and floor.” On vault, the Gators turned in marks of 9.80 - 9.85 throughout its lineup to tally a 49.175. Smith, junior Melanie Sinclair and freshman Nicole Ellis led UF on the event Friday with their matching marks of 9.85. They shared third overall with LSU’s Gloria Johnson. Jackson, the defending NCAA vault champion, took the win at 9.90 while Clare-Kearney was second at 9.875. Florida’s floor performers posted a team total of 49.325 – its second-highest total of the season. The top score for the Gators was a 9.90 by both Hartung and Smith, which tied for second overall. Juniors Courtney Gladys and Sinclair also turned in marks 9.85, marking a collegiate-best for Gladys. The Gators were able to put aside several delays during their beam set due to lengthy judge’s conferences to turn in hit routines by their first five competitors. The result of one of those discussions was Gladys’ beam score being reduced from a 9.825 to 9.525 after a three-tenths neutral deduction was taken when the springboard wasn’t removed after her mount. “The scores were not indicative of our performance on beam. I think it was actually our second-best performance of the season. Courtney (Gladys) did a phenomenal beam routine. The neutral deduction for the springboard seemed to come out of left field, but now we know. It won’t happen again,” Faehn said. “Although there were lots of judge’s conferences and start value issues that seemed to really slow up the momentum on beam, we had some nice routines tonight.” Corey Hartung matched her season-best of 9.90 to earn her second consecutive beam win. She also took third in the all-around with her total of 39.325. LSU’s Clare-Kearney took the all-around (39.625) and floor (9.925) wins. Jackson was runner-up at 39.45. Gymnast Vault Bars Beam Floor All-Around Amanda Castillo 9.9 9.575 Nicole Ellis 9.85 Amy Ferguson 9.825 Courtney Gladys 9.8 9.525 9.85 Alicia Goodwin 9.8 Corey Hartung 9.825 9.7 9.9 9.9 39.325 Elizabeth Mahlich 9.8 9.675 9.775 Melanie Sinclair 9.85 9.675 9.8 9.85 39.175 Maranda Smith 9.85 9.9 9.075 9.9 38.725 Kailey Tissue 9.35 Team Totals 49.175 48.975 48.35 49.325 195.825

Meet 6 No. 9 Florida at Michigan State Feb. 14, 2009 Jenison Field House/East Lansing, Mich. The Gators’ season-best team total gave the No. 9 University of Florida gymnastics team (4-2, 2-2 SEC) a 196.85-194.775 win Saturday at Michigan State (5-9) in front of a Jenison Field House crowd of 1,222. A spirited Florida team turned in steady performances in each event Saturday to tally its high total of 2009. No falls were counted toward Florida’s final total. Senior All-American Corey Hartung was just a fraction away from her season-best total to claim her 14th career all-around title on the 14th day of February. She posted a 39.45, while junior Maranda Smith was second overall with a collegiate-best total of 39.35. It was the second all-around performance of Smith’s career and her second in eight days. “I was really happy for Corey for winning the all-around. She went for everything and performed aggressively. On her bar routine, she hit every handstand and that’s what we were talking about – going aggressively for everything. It was the same for her beam,” UF Head Coach Rhonda Faehn said. “I was also really proud of Maranda for stepping in and doing the all-around again. She hit that beam routine today and her floor was gorgeous. It is no surprise that we did better as a team and those two were on top of the all-around awards podium. They have been working so hard in the gym to help lead this team to the type of performance we are cable of. I think today’s performance will give the team confidence as we go forward.” Florida swept the standings in its first two events Saturday. Sophomore Alicia Goodwin stuck her double front dismount to earn a 9.90. The mark gave Goodwin her second uneven bars title of her Gator career. Three Gators shared second at 9.875 – Amanda Castillo, Smith and Hartung. Florida’s total on bars, 49.325, stands as UF’s second-highest of 2009. The day’s vault title was shared by UF freshman Elizabeth Mahlich and Courtney Gladys at 9.85. Each earned their first collegiate vault victory Saturday and it was a season-best score for both. Mahlich is from Mason, Mich., a town just 15 miles north of East Lansing, Mich. The presence of her family and friends were evident Saturday, as many brought signs to cheer Mahlich for her return home. “It was so fun to see my family and friends in the stands. They were very loud,” Mahlich said. Her performance came after limited vault training due to a slight ankle injury she suffered in last week’s meet at LSU. “It was kind of a pleasant surprise,” Mahlich said. “It was really exciting. I haven’t gotten that score before.” Smith used a collegiate-best 9.925 to win her second floor exercise title of the season. She has been a top floor performer for the Gators, finishing in the top two in four of her five floor competitions this season. Hartung shared second overall at 9.875 with MSU’s Katlyn Roggensack and Emily Lopatofsky. Florida turned in its second-highest 2009 balance beam total with its total of 49.175 on Saturday. Hartung led UF on the event with her third consecutive 9.90 on the event. She took second overall, as the day’s beam title was claimed by sophomore Kelsey Morley with her MSU record mark of 9.975. Sinclair and Mahlich shared third overall at 9.875. Faehn liked what she saw overall today from the Gators. “It was definitely a marked improvement from the past competitions. We did a much better job with our consistency and fighting for every little tenth,” Faehn said. “We did have some little mistakes, but we are definitely moving in the right direction, especially with the limited number of athletes we are dealing with it. But they all are putting everything they have into it. That is exciting to see.” Gymnast Vault Bars Beam Floor All-Around Amanda Castillo 9.800 9.875 9.125 Amy Ferguson 9.825 Courtney Gladys 9.850 9.800 9.825 Alicia Goodwin 9.900 Corey Hartung 9.800 9.875 9.900 9.875 39.450 Elizabeth Mahlich 9.850 9.800 9.875 9.275 38.800 Melanie Sinclair 9.775 9.725 9.875 9.775 39.150 Maranda Smith 9.825 9.875 9.725 9.925 39.350 Team Totals 49.125 49.325 49.175 49.225 196.850


Meet 7 No. 6 Florida vs No. 8 Alabama Feb. 20, 2009 Stephen C. O’Connell Center/Gainesville, Fla. The No. 6 University of Florida gymnastics team (5-2, 3-2 SEC) edged up its season-best total for the second time in a seven-day span to take the win over No. 8 Alabama (3-4, 2-4 SEC) Friday in front of a Stephen C. O’Connell Center crowd of 7,047 - the eighth-largest crowd in the program’s history. The Gators added 0.025 to their season-high to post a 196.875-195.625 win over the Crimson Tide Friday. Florida led the meet from the beginning, but the largest lead was just the 0.250 margin UF held heading into the final rotation. Alabama was forced to count a fall on beam, allowing Florida to expand its lead on the final rotation to give UF its largest dual meet margin of victory (1.25) in the series history since 1983. Florida surpassed the 49.00 scoring mark for its team total on each event, marking the second consecutive time this season Florida has passed that scoring threshold. No falls were counted toward Florida’s final total. The Gators had some breaks Friday, but were able to attack the next routine with confidence. What the Gators have been doing in the practice gym the last couple of weeks led to that boost in performance and confidence. “Our workouts the past two weeks have led to these performances (at Michigan State on Feb. 14 and tonight). You can’t just go out on the competition floor and do well - it comes from training hard and feeling confident,” UF junior Maranda Smith said. “This week in the gym we’ve just been training so hard, pushing for perfection and doing well in the gym builds our confidence.” UF Head Coach Rhonda Faehn liked how her team competed tonight. “I thought they were calm, yet they were really confident and aggressive in their performance and were just really supportive of one another. That was wonderful to see. We still had mistakes here and there. We’re still not where we should be at the end of season, but we’re getting there,” Faehn said. “What’s nice to see is we’re not reacting negatively to the small mistakes. We’re not letting it affect the next performer. They are just really trying to make each routine the best that it can be and to stay positive. I think we accomplished that goal tonight. I was really proud of the athletes.” The Gators claimed at least a share of four of the five event titles Friday. Junior All-American Melanie Sinclair claimed the all-around title with a Florida season-best total of 39.55. It matches the third-highest total of her Gator career. Smith, competing as an all-arounder for the third-consecutive meet, equaled her collegiate-best total to finish as runner-up with her all-around total of 39.35. Sinclair opened the meet with a pair of event wins. She and Smith shared the evening’s vault title with Alabama’s Morgan Dennis and Kayla Hoffman, as all turned in marks of 9.90. An aggressive routine showcased by ruler-straight handstands gave Sinclair her fifth uneven bars title of the season. She received a 9.95 – matching the evening’s high mark in any event. Smith raised her collegiate bars best for the second time this season, upping it to 9.925 to finish as runner-up. Florida was just 0.05 away from its beam season-best Friday, turning in a 49.20. Senior All-American Corey Hartung’s strong and steady routine was punctuated by a stuck round-off 2 1/2 twist dismount. Her 9.95 mark gave Hartung her third beam title of the season. It was the fourth consecutive meet that she has received a score of 9.90 or above for the event. Sinclair shared second overall at 9.85 with UA’s Ricki Lebegern. Alabama junior Morgan Dennis, the 2007 NCAA floor exercise champion, won that event title at 9.925. She was followed by Sinclair, who earned a 9.85. Four gymnasts shared third at 9.825 – UF’s Amy Ferguson, Elizabeth Mahlich, Hartung and UA’s Kassi Price. Gymnast Vault Bars Beam Floor All-Around Amanda Castillo 9.825 9.825 9.125 Amy Ferguson 9.825 Courtney Gladys 9.875 9.825 9.800 Alicia Goodwin 9.625 Corey Hartung 9.350 9.850 9.950 9.825 38.975 Elizabeth Mahlich 9.750 9.750 9.800 9.825 39.125 Melanie Sinclair 9.900 9.950 9.850 9.850 39.550 Maranda Smith 9.900 9.925 9.775 9.750 39.350 Team Totals 49.250 49.300 49.200 49.125 196.875

Meet 8 No. 7 Florida at No. 1 Georgia Feb. 28, 2009 Stegeman Coliseum/Athens, Ga. The No. 1 Georgia gymnastics team (10-0, 6-0 SEC) posted the nation’s high score of 2009 to take a 198.20-196.65 win over No. 7 Florida (5-3, 3-3 SEC) Saturday afternoon in front of a sold-out Stegeman Coliseum crowd of 10,224. Georgia senior Courtney Kupets, the nation’s top-ranked all-arounder, won that event title Saturday at 39.85 - the nation’s top total of 2009. She collected at least a share of every apparatus title Saturday, including posting a 10.0 floor mark. She used a 9.975 to win the uneven bars, a 9.925 for the vault title and shared the day’s balance beam crown with teammate Courtney McCool at 9.95. Florida’s Melanie Sinclair upped her Florida season-high all-around total to 39.575 Saturday to tie UGA senior Tiffany Tolnay for second overall. UF junior Amanda Castillo, making her first all-around appearance of the season, was fourth at 39.425. Florida was without the full services of senior All-American Corey Hartung Saturday. A muscle strain in her left calf kept her out of the vault and floor exercise lineups. It ended her stretch of consecutive all-around performances at 18, which began Feb. 1, 2008 in the home dual versus Arkansas. The Gators opened the meet on the uneven bars, posting a 49.275. Three tied for the Gators’ high mark of 9.875 on the event – Alicia Goodwin, Maranda Smith and Sinclair. The impact of the team’s injuries hit the Gators on vault. The Gators left themselves with no cushion in the vault lineup as only five competed Saturday. Courtney Gladys sat down on her landing, forcing UF to include a fall in its vault total for the first time since 1999. UF posted a season-low 48.625 on the event. Smith anchored the UF lineup with her mark of 9.90, which tied her for second overall with UGA’s Tiffany Tolnay and Hilary Mauro. “Gosh darn on vault - we were just so short handed. Courtney’s fall – that was just a fluke. She was trying so hard for the stick. And this just happened to be the meet that we didn’t have any extra bodies,” UF Head Coach Rhonda Faehn said. “But the best thing was how this team responded. They could have given up knowing that it would be really difficult for us to win. But instead they fought for every little thing and every tenth. It showed their strength of character and their strength of will.” Florida elevated its performances on its final two events, matching or tallying season-high totals for both. The Gators matched its season-high of 49.45 on the floor exercise. That total was boosted by a pair of 9.925s from Sinclair and Smith. The mark set Sinclair’s season-best for floor and equaled Smith’s collegiate-best. They shared second overall in the final floor standings with UGA’s Grace Taylor, Marcia Newby and Tolnay. Florida finished the meet with a season-best 49.30 on the balance beam. Sinclair led UF on the event with her season-high mark of 9.90. She shared third in the final beam standings with UGA’s Grace Taylor and Mauro. Sinclair like how the team upped their performance after the problem on vault. “We had a little mistake on vault, but we overcame that on floor. Everyone did very well. It was a good away meet for us,” Sinclair said. “I think we did really, really well.” Faehn is looking forward to when the Gators will have more options for competitors, but she did see a step in that direction with Castillo’s first all-around performance of 2009. “We still need to get our athletes healthy, but it shows that we are getting more consistent. It was great to have Amanda (Castillo) out there in the all-around for the first time. She hit that beam routine which had a new series and also her double-pike dismount. She coming back,” Faehn said. “I’m really proud of them. I thought they did a great job.” Gymnast Vault Bars Beam Floor All-Around Amanda Castillo 9.85 9.825 9.875 9.875 39.425 Amy Ferguson 9.875 Courtney Gladys 9.3 9.825 9.8 Alicia Goodwin 9.875 Corey Hartung 9.775 9.875 Elizabeth Mahlich 9.7 9.825 9.825 9.85 39.2 Melanie Sinclair 9.875 9.875 9.9 9.925 39.575 Maranda Smith 9.9 9.875 9.65 9.925 39.35 Team Totals 48.625 49.275 49.30 49.45 196.65


Meet 9 No. 4 Florida vs. No. 14 Michigan March 6, 2009 Stephen C. O’Connell Center/Gainesville, Fla. The No. 4 Florida gymnastics team (6-3, 3-3 SEC) finished its 2009 home schedule with a 196.825-196.325 win over No. 14 Michigan (13-4, 4-0 Big Ten) Friday evening in front of a Stephen C. O’Connell Center crowd of 3,829. Florida’s score was just a fraction away from its season-best of 196.875 set Feb. 20. The meet was tight between the two teams throughout the competition and UF held only a two-tenths lead heading into the final rotation. Florida’s first four floor competitors turned in marks ranging from 9.825 – 9.925 and gave UF the lead it needed to finish the 2009 season with an undefeated home record. A Gator picked up at least a share of every event title Friday. Junior All-American Amanda Castillo, performing as an all-arounder for only the second time this season and the first time in front of the Gator crowd, won that title with a total of 39.425. That total matches her season-best set last week at No. 1 Georgia. Bursitis in her foot has limited her contributions this season, but Castillo is happy to be back as an all-arounder. “I’m just doing it for the team, doing it for the sport and doing it to be back out there. It is one of the best feelings [being] out there. Earlier this season, I was only doing one or two events,” Castillo said. “I didn’t feel like myself. To be back in the all-around - it’s just amazing.” Junior Melanie Sinclair collected three more titles Friday, as she now leads the Gators this season with a total of 14 event wins. She opened the meet with a season-best 9.925 to take third vault win of 2009. Sinclair used a 9.90 to collect her sixth uneven bars win. She shared the evening’s floor exercise title with Michigan’s Kylee Botterman as each turned in season-best marks of 9.925. It was Florida’s Senior Night, but the Gators were without their lone senior, as nine-time All-American Corey Hartung is sidelined with a third degree strain of her left soleus. Hartung did have a chance to perform for a final time in front of the O’Connell Center crowd, as she turned in an exhibition uneven bars routine. She received a warm recognition from the crowd and was honored post-meet for her many contributions to the Gator program. It was a hard Senior Night for UF Head Coach Rhonda Faehn. Hartung said afterwards her tears didn’t come until she saw them on Faehn’s face. “I was a mess out there. Corey has just grown so much and is just an unbelievable ambassador for Florida. She is just beautiful all-around and not only in gymnastics but as a person,” Faehn said. “I told her she is going to stick around next year and help us out coaching because I can’t say good-bye to her yet.” With Hartung out, tonight was an opportunity for others to step up. Junior Courtney Gladys turned in her first collegiate all-around performance Friday, tying for fourth at 39.225. It was her first competitive all-around performance since age 14. A Gator who has been a part of the Florida floor lineup all season, freshman Amy Ferguson, has turned in the top two marks of her collegiate career in the last two meets. She received a 9.85 Friday, just off the 9.875 she earned last Saturday at Georgia. Sophomore Alicia Goodwin anchored the Gator beam lineup with a collegiate-best 9.875, giving her the first beam win of her Florida career. She also shared second on the uneven bars at 9.85 with Castillo and UF junior Maranda Smith. “We are so proud. With all of the challenges, they are stepping up. The way that Amy is competing is so great to see. Courtney as an all-arounder – she’s fighting for every tenth. Alicia is a sophomore, but she didn’t have a whole lot of competitive experience last year. To come out tonight and have what I thought was a phenomenal bar routine and then to step into the beam lineup for Corey with such confidence - I was so proud of her.”

Gymnast Vault Bars Beam Floor All-Around Amanda Castillo 9.850 9.850 9.825 9.900 39.425 Amy Ferguson 9.850

Courtney Gladys 9.850 9.800 9.750 9.825 39.225 Alicia Goodwin 9.850 9.875

Ashley Kerr 9.550 Elizabeth Mahlich 9.825 9.725 9.725 9.775 39.050

Melanie Sinclair 9.925 9.900 9.375 9.925 39.125 Maranda Smith 9.825 9.850 9.850 9.775 39.300

Team Totals 49.275 49.250 49.025 49.275 196.825

Meet 10 No. 5 Florida at No. 2 Utah March 13, 2009 Jon M. Huntsman Center/Salt Lake City, Utah The No. 5 Florida gymnastics team (6-4, 3-3 SEC) finished its 2009 regular-season schedule with a 197.075-196.00 loss at No. 2 Utah (11-1) Friday evening in front of a Jon M. Huntsman Center crowd of 15,082. Although it was a loss, UF Head Coach Rhonda Faehn was pleased with the fight the Gators showed Friday. “It was amazing tonight. I was so proud of the team by how they competed and performed,” Faehn said. “Despite everything that was thrown at us, they just kept fighting. We started off on bars where we did a great job, but it seemed the scores were not indicative of how they performed. Amanda (Castillo), Maranda (Smith) and Melanie (Sinclair) did a great job. But the team didn’t let that affect them, continuing to fight through on vault and on floor. Amanda just stung her ankle during her floor routine and wasn’t able to go on beam tonight. We were going to go with five on beam, but Ashley Kerr said ‘Put me in.’ That was wonderful to see – the few bodies that we have left are willing to do whatever it takes to help the team. We went six-for-six on beam to finish out strong.” It was the Utes’ Senior Night and their pair of senior All-Americans led the team. Kristina Baskett won the all-around (39.675), uneven bars (9.975) and floor exercise (9.925). Nina Kim claimed the balance beam title at 9.95 and was runner-up in the all-around at 39.60. Annie DiLuzio claimed the evening’s vault title at 9.95. In the first rotation, Florida was led on the uneven bars by Melanie Sinclair’s 9.825, which placed third overall. On the next event, junior Courtney Gladys stuck her vault landing to earn a mark of 9.925. She took second overall Friday and the mark also sets her collegiate-best for the event. Florida’s final two floor competitors, Sinclair and Maranda Smith, turned in marks of 9.875 and 9.90, respectively, to lead UF on the event. Smith shared second on floor with Utah’s Nina Kim. During her floor routine Friday, Castillo aggravated her left ankle. The bursitis in her left ankle has kept her out of the all-around lineup for most of the 2009 season. She will be examined by team doctors when she returns to Gainesville this weekend. The team, already short-handed due to injuries, took Castillo out of the lineup for the team’s final event, the balance beam. Only five Gators at the meet had experience as part of a Florida beam lineup during their collegiate careers, but junior Ashley Kerr approached the UF coaches and said she was ready. All six Gators hit their beam routines Friday and sophomore Alicia Goodwin led UF for the second consecutive meet on the event, matching her collegiate-best mark of 9.875 to share third overall with Utah’s Baskett. Senior All-American Corey Hartung did not compete again Friday evening due to the third-degree strain of her soleus muscle in her left calf. The team hopes to have her back on perhaps two events for next week’s Southeastern Conference Championships. “We know we are going to get Corey (Hartung) back and we need to have Amanda rest a little bit. We are going to be ok,” Faehn said. “But for what they experienced tonight and to battle through, I thought they did a great job.” 2008 Olympic all-around champion Nastia Liukin watched Friday’s meet from her courtside seat. Also in attendance Friday was University of Florida president Dr. Bernie Machen, who was able to catch the contest between his present and prior schools while he was in town.

Gymnast Vault Bars Beam Floor All-Around Amanda Castillo 9.825 9.80 9.65 Amy Ferguson 9.75

Courtney Gladys 9.925 9.675 9.80 9.75 39.15 Alicia Goodwin 9.30 9.875

Ashley Kerr 9.60 9.50 Elizabeth Mahlich 9.80 9.80 9.85 9.775 39.225


Team Totals 49.025 48.85 49.075 49.05 196.00


Meet 11 No. 5 Florida at Southeastern Conference Championships March 21, 2009 Sommet Center/Nashville, Tenn. The No. 6 Florida gymnastics team (10-6, 3-3 SEC) finished third at the 29th edition of the Southeastern Conference Championships, held in front of a Sommet Center crowd of 5,045. Alabama stunned previously undefeated No. 1 Georgia to claim its sixth SEC title and first since 2003. Alabama won the meet title at 197.30. Georgia couldn’t overcome the falls on balance beam by its first two performers Saturday and finished with a total of 196.925. Florida turned its highest road score of the season, 196.75, to claim its fourth consecutive top three SEC finish. Other team results Saturday included LSU (196.55), Auburn (196.35), Arkansas (195.65) and Kentucky (195.10). Florida’s finish Saturday was perhaps surprising to all but the members of the team. The 2009 Gators have been hit hard by injuries, as five of the team’s 12 members were sidelined for SECs. Just in the last week, Florida lost the services of junior All-American Amanda Castillo, the two-time defending SEC floor exercise champion, with a partial tear of her left Achilles tendon and of sophomore Alicia Goodwin, who sprained her left knee in Wednesday’s practice. “It was absolutely phenomenal. I told the team that as a coaching staff this is the proudest we’ve ever been of any team we’ve ever coached. They just put everything out there. They showed so much heart and so much fight. After so many injuries, everyone was counting us out and had no expectations,” UF Head Coach Rhonda Faehn said. “But the team competed with such passion – it was just awesome.” “We are short some athletes on some of the events, but everyone supported each other. I don’t even have the words to describe how happy I am for the fight and desire this team showed,” she continued. “Those injuries would have devastated any other team but not this team. They are not giving up.” Senior All-American Corey Hartung, who was held out for the last two meets and was limited to just bars and beam at the Feb. 28 dual at Georgia due to a third-degree strain of her left soleus muscle, led UF with her season-best all-around total of 39.50. She finished fourth in the all-around competition and teammate junior All-American Melanie Sinclair was fifth at 39.45. “I am so happy for Corey. Her performance tonight just showed her passion and her fight,” Faehn said. “She willed herself to do as well as she did despite the limited training she had.” Florida drew the Olympic rotation for the meet and opened competition on the vault. The Gators were solid on the event, posting a 49.20 team total. Hartung, performing her first vault since the Feb. 20 dual versus Alabama, led UF on the event with a season-best mark of 9.90, which tied for third overall. Florida also received vault marks of 9.85 from Sinclair and junior Maranda Smith. The Gators’ uneven bars lineup consisted of only five gymnasts, so clean routines were vital. Each of the Gators hit their routines and the final three performers all turned in marks of 9.90 or better. Sinclair and Hartung each posted marks of 9.95 to share second overall. Smith tied for sixth with her mark of 9.90. The score is a collegiate-best for Hartung, who twice turned in a 9.925 as a sophomore. UF turned in a 49.375 on the event – its highest bars total in seven meets. Cautious, but solid, performances on the balance beam resulted in a 48.825 team score on the event. Sinclair and junior Courtney Gladys led UF with marks of 9.80 to tie for seventh overall while freshman Elizabeth Mahlich earned a 9.775. Florida finished the meet with its second-highest floor exercise total of the season (49.35). Four Gators turned in floor marks of 9.85 or higher. Hartung led UF on the event with her fourth-place mark of 9.925, while Smith shared sixth at 9.90. Sinclair and freshman Amy Ferguson both turned in marks of 9.85. Georgia senior Courtney Kupets, the 2009 SEC Gymnast of the Year, won the all-around at 39.775. She also earned at least a share of each of the event titles. Kupets collected the uneven bars (9.975) title. She shared the vault title with Alabama’s Morgan Dennis at 9.95 and also shared the beam win at 9.90 with LSU’s Susan Jackson and Arkansas’ Casey Jo Magee. Dennis and LSU’s Ashleigh Clare-Kearney shared the floor title with her at 9.95.

Gymnast Vault Bars Beam Floor All-Around Amy Ferguson 9.85

Courtney Gladys 9.825 9.775 9.8 9.825 39.225 Corey Hartung 9.9 9.95 9.725 9.925 39.5

Ashley Kerr 9.5 8.775 Elizabeth Mahlich 9.775 9.8 9.775 9.8 39.15


Team Totals 49.20 49.375 48.825 49.35 196.75

Meet 12 No. 6 Florida at NCAA North Central Region

Championships April 4, 2009 Carver-Hawkeye Arena/Iowa City, Iowa The No. 6 Florida gymnastics team used a score of 196.775 to win the NCAA North Central Region Championships Saturday evening in front of a Carver-Hawkeye Arena crowd of 1,740. The win gives Florida its fifth consecutive region title. The win advances Florida to the NCAA Championships, set for April 16-18 in Lincoln, Neb. It will be Florida’s 27th NCAA Championship appearance in the meet’s 28-year history. No. 7 UCLA took the other advancing position at 196.625. Other team results Saturday included No. 23 Iowa State (195.65), No. 20 Denver (195.60), No. 18 Minnesota (193.775), and No. 28 Iowa (193.625). The Gators placed four among the meet’s top six all-arounders, with senior All-American Corey Hartung taking second with a season-best total of 39.525. Junior Maranda Smith was fourth at 39.325, followed by freshman Elizabeth Mahlich (5th/39.20) and junior All-American Melanie Sinclair (6th/39.175). Denver’s Jessica Lopez claimed the all-around title at 39.60. “The entire coaching staff is so proud of the athletes for once again showing their passion and their fight. They just fought for every little thing. This is a really tough competition because there is so much pressure to do well so that the team can advance to the NCAA Championships,” UF Head Coach Rhonda Faehn said. “They started out a little bit rough on floor and were forced to count a small mistake. But they didn’t let that affect them and that was the true test. They did awesome on every other event and finished incredibly strong on beam. That is the best we’ve done all year on that event and that’s when the most pressure was on. That just shows how tough they really are and how much heart they are putting into this season. “We’re excited,” she continued. “On to Nebraska!” Florida’s opening event total of 49.075 on floor was held back by some low landings. Hartung led the Gators on the event with a 9.925 to share the meet’s floor title with Denver’s Lopez. The win was Hartung’s second regional floor title and the first since her freshman year. Junior Maranda Smith added a 9.90 to share third. Freshman Amy Ferguson posted a 9.85 – just off her collegiate-best of 9.875. Vault was steady for the Gators, as UF used marks of 9.80 or above toward its team total of 49.225 – just a fraction away from its season-best of 49.275. Smith led UF on the event with her second 9.90 of the meet to share third overall. Sinclair posted a 9.875 and junior Courtney Gladys added a 9.85. Three Gators – Smith, Sinclair and Hartung- led UF on the uneven bars with marks of 9.85. They finished in a five-way tie for second overall. Florida turned in a total of 49.15 on the event. Heading into the final event, the Gators knew they needed a 49.20 to pass UCLA for the meet title. Florida also held a lead of just .80 over third-place Iowa State, a margin that could easily dissolve if the Gators had problems on the event. “If they felt any pressure, they sure didn’t show it,” Faehn said. “They were very relaxed, they were having fun and they were very confident.” That confidence was reflected in their performance, as Florida went six-for-six on the event to post a season-best and the meet’s high beam total of 49.325. Hartung turned in a stellar routine that was punctuated by a stuck two and a half twist dismount. She won the event title after matching her career-best beam mark of 9.95 for the second time this season. It was also the second regional beam win of her career. Sophomore Alicia Goodwin returned to the UF lineup Saturday after missing the Southeastern Conference Championships due to a knee sprain suffered the week of the event. She equaled her collegiate-best of 9.875 for the third consecutive outing to tie for second overall. Gladys and Sinclair shared fourth at 9.85. “Corey’s routine was just so wonderful to see. We were all shouting ’10’ when she was done because it was such a great routine. She just put together an absolutely perfect beam routine, right down to the landing,” Faehn said. “Alicia came back from an injury that we weren’t even sure would allow her to compete for the rest of the season. She nailed both of her routines tonight and did a phenomenal job. That was really wonderful to see.” In addition to the all-around, Denver’s Lopez won the vault at 9.95. UCLA’s Anna Li claimed the uneven bars title at 9.90.

Gymnast Vault Bars Beam Floor All-Around Amy Ferguson 9.850

Courtney Gladys 9.850 9.725 9.850 9.200 38.625 Alicia Goodwin 9.800 9.875 Corey Hartung 9.800 9.850 9.950 9.925 39.525

Ashley Kerr 9.600 Elizabeth Mahlich 9.800 9.800 9.800 9.800 39.200


Team Totals 49.225 49.150 49.325 49.075 196.775


All-Time Series Records UF vs. Alabama All-Time Series - UA leads 58-30-1

Rank Alabama UA UF Margin UA UF2009 Home dual W 195.625 196.875 1.250 8 6

SEC L 197.300 19.750 -0.550 5 6 2008 Away dual L 197.225 197.125 -0.100 5 3

SEC T 197.325 197.325 0.00 6 3 NCAA (team) W 196.65 196.90 0.25 6 2

NCAA (Super

Six) W 196.125 196.70 0.575 6 2 2007 Home dual W 195.65 196.825 1.175 4 1

SEC W 197.00 197.325 .325 3 1 NCAA (team) W 196.125 197.400 1.275 4 T1

2006 Away dual L 195.775 194.625 -1.15 4 8 SEC L 196.975 196.225 -0.700 5 3

NCAA Super

Six L 196.725 196.275 -0.450 3 4

2005 Super Six Challenge W 193.875 194.450 0.575 4 6

Home dual W 196.350 196.550 0.200 4 5 SEC L 196.700 196.150 -0.550 5 6 NCAA (team) L 197.000 196.225 -0.775 4 7

2004 Super Six Challenge L 196.725 195.500 -1.225 3 7

Away dual L 197.925 196.175 -1.750 1 4 SEC L 197.950 197.225 -0.725 3 8

NCAA Super

Six L 197.125 196.800 -0.325 7 6


Home dual W 196.600 197.125 0.525 2 6 SEC L 197.575 195.950 -1.625 5 8

2002 Super Six Challenge L

195.725 194.600 -1.125 4 7

Away dual L 196.925 194.950 -1.975 3 14 SEC L 196.925 196.425 -0.500 2 18 NCAA (team) L 197.300 195.675 -1.625 1 10


Home dual L 196.650 195.550 -1.100 3 7 SEC L 197.425 196.375 -1.050 3 11 NCAA L 196.375 195.825 -0.550 1 6


Away dual

meet L 196.125 192.725 -3.400 2 19 SEC L 197.200 195.775 -1.425 2 16

1999 Home dual L 195.875 195.225 -0.650 1 16 SEC L 196.775 195.875 -0.900 2 11 NCAA L 195.950 194.000 -1.950 4 9

1998 Away dual

meet L 195.800 194.775 -1.025 3 4 SEC W 195.400 196.725 1.325 3 5 NCAA W 196.300 196.350 0.050 3 2

1997 Home dual L 196.725 193.675 -3.050 4 17 SEC W 195.775 196.050 0.275 4 10 NCAA W 195.600 196.500 0.900 3 5

1996 Away dual L 196.725 193.675 -3.050 1 4 SEC L 196.950 195.650 -1.300 2 5 NCAA L 198.025 194.825 -3.200 1 7

1995 Home Dual L 195.525 194.550 -0.975 2 6 SEC L 196.175 195.650 -0.525 2 6 NCAA L 196.425 195.425 -1.000 2 6

1994 Away Dual L 194.125 192.725 -1.400 3 10 SEC L 195.175 194.125 -1.050 T3 7 NCAA L 196.350 194.850 -1.500 1 9

1993 Home Quad L 195.050 192.450 -2.600 3 11 SEC L 196.050 192.100 -3.950 3 T11

NCAA L 196.825 192.950 -3.875 3 5 1992 Away Dual L 194.300 191.100 -3.200 6 5

SEC L 194.500 189.600 -4.900 4 8 NCAA L 193.350 188.725 -4.625 6 10

1991 Home Dual L 192.500 192.400 -0.100 2 7 SEC L 194.050 191.300 -2.750 4 5 NCAA L 195.125 189.700 -5.425 1 8

1990Neutral

Triangular L 191.750 185.650 -6.100 2 10 SEC L 193.550 188.000 -5.550 2 15 NCAA L 194.575 187.175 -7.400 2 8

1989 Home Dual W 191.050 191.950 0.900 6 4 SEC W 191.050 191.500 0.450 1 4 NCAA L 192.100 187.000 -5.100 2 7

1988 SEC L 190.150 188.850 -1.300 3 7 NCAA L 190.050 186.650 -3.400 1 5

1987 SEC W 185.300 185.650 0.350 4 8 NCAA L 186.600 183.800 -2.800 3 10

1986 Away Dual L 183.750 182.500 -1.250 SEC W 183.750 184.100 0.350 NCAA L 186.350 181.300 -5.050 7 8

1985 Home Dual W 185.650 186.600 0.950 SEC W 183.850 185.650 1.800 NCAA W 184.050 184.300 0.250

1984 Away Dual L 180.900 179.950 -0.950 SEC W 175.900 184.150 8.250 NCAA W 180.800 182.900 2.100

1983 Home Dual W 175.400 179.200 3.800 SEC W 181.750 181.950 0.200 NCAA Regional L 184.750 184.650 -0.100 NCAA L 179.050 177.850 -1.200

1982 SEC W 144.550 145.600 1.050

AIWA

Regional W 143.900 144.850 0.950 1981 SEC W 134.150 139.900 5.750

AIWA

Regional W 138.250 145.250 7.000 1979 Away Dual W 119.300 121.500 2.200 UF vs. Arkansas All-Time Series UF leads 19-1 Year Arkansas W/L UA UF Margin UA UF 2009 Away

dual L 196.375 195.425 -0.950 8 1

SEC W 195.65 196.75 1.100 9 6 2008 NCAA

(Team) W 195.825 196.9 1.075 11 2

SEC W 194.65 197.325 2.675 11 3 Home

dual W 195.75 196.7 0.950 9 3

2007 Super Six W 192.8 196.55 3.750 15 3


Away dual

W 195.775 197.275 1.500 16 1

SEC W 194.55 197.325 2.775 11 1 NCAA NE

Reg W 195.875 197.325 1.450 13 1

2006 Home quad

W 194.025 196.95 2.925 21 5

SEC W 194.65 196.275 1.625 19 3 NCAA

Regional W 195.4 196.375 0.975 18 3

NCAA (Team)

W 194.375 196.225 1.850 12 seed

T4 seed

2005 Away dual

W 195.475 196.45 0.975 T11 4

SEC W 195.475 196.150 0.675 15 6 2004 Home

dual W 195.925 197.375 1.450 17 5

SEC W 194.825 197.225 2.400 24 7 Neutral 6-

way W 195.55 197.05 1.500 25 8

2003 Away dual

W 193.975 196.250 2.275 23 5

SEC W 194.850 195.950 1.100 8 UF vs. UCLA All-Time Series Record: UCLA leads 24-7 UCLA W/L UCLA UF Margin 2009 NCAA NC Region W 196.625 196.775 0.150 2008 NCAA SE Region W 196.625 197.525 0.900 2007 NCAA Super Six W 196.925 197.225 0.300 2006 NCAA SC Region W 195.175 196.375 1.200 2005 Away dual L 197.85 196.65 -1.20 2004 Home dual L 198.25 198.225 -0.025 NCAA Super Six L 198.125 196.8 -1.325 2002 Home 6-way L 195.65 194.6 -1.050 NCAA (team) L 197.1 195.675 -1.425 2000 Away 6-way L 193.225 193.025 -0.200 1999 Away quad L 194.275 190.475 -3.800 NCAA L 195.850 194.000 -1.850 1998 NCAA W 195.750 196.350 0.600 1997 NCAA L 197.475 196.425 -1.050 1996 Away quad L 196.925 195.100 -1.825 NCAA L 197.475 194.825 -2.650 1995 NCAA L 196.150 195.425 -0.725 1994 NCAA L 194.975 194.850 -0.125 1993 NCAA L 194.925 192.950 -1.975 1992 NCAA L 189.825 188.725 -1.100 1990 NCAA L 193.100 187.175 -5.925 1989 NCAA L 192.600 187.000 -5.600 1988 NCAA L 188.800 186.650 -2.150 1987 Away dual L 186.150 183.250 -2.900 NCAA L 187.000 183.800 -3.200 1986 Home tri W 180.150 185.500 5.350 NCAA L 181.700 181.300 -0.400 1984 NCAA L 185.550 182.900 -2.650 1983 NCAA W 177.800 177.850 0.050 1982 NCAA L 142.400 140.900 -1.500

UF vs. Georgia All-Time Series UGA leads 88-31-1

Rank Year Georgia W/L UGA UF Margin UGA UF 2009 Away dual L 198.20 196.65 -1.550 1 7 SEC L 196.925 196.75 0.175 1 6 2008 Home dual L 196.85 196.825 -0.025 2 1

SEC L 197.35 197.325 -0.025 1 3

NCAA (SuperSix) L 197.45 196.70 -0.750 1 2

2007 Away dual T 197.25 197.25 0.00 2 1 SEC W 197.175 197.325 0.150 2 1 NCAA (T) L 197.70 197.40 -0.300 3 T1 NCAA (S6) L 197.85 197.225 -0.625 3 T1 2006 Home dual L 197.025 196.6 -0.425 1 5 SEC L 197.275 196.275 -1.000 1 3

NCAA (team) L 197.275 196.225 -1.050 1 4

NCAA (Super 6) L 197.75 196.275 -1.475 1 4


Away dual W 195.600 195.725 0.125 7 5 SEC L 197.250 196.150 -1.100 8 6

NCAA SE Regional W 195.150 196.575 1.425 5 7

NCAA (team) L 197.350 196.225 -1.125 5 6


Home dual L 197.350 196.850 -0.500 2 6 SEC L 198.175 197.225 -0.950 4 8

NCAA Qualifying W 196.775 196.850 0.075 4 8

NCAA Super Six L 197.200 196.800 -0.400 4 8


Away dual L 197.725 195.825 -1.900 7 6 SEC L 197.525 195.950 -1.575 4 8

NCAA SE Regional L 197.125 194.950 -2.175 4 9

NCAA L 196.625 196.325 -0.300 4 12

2002 Home 6-way L

196.525 194.600 -1.925 2 11

Home quad L

196.300 196.100 -0.200 1 13

SEC L 197.025 196.425 -0.600 3 18

2001

Away Super 6 Challenge L 195.350 194.425 -0.925 2 10

Away dual L 196.500 195.100 -1.400 2 10 SEC L 198.000 196.375 -1.625 2 10

NCAA Regional L 197.775 196.650 -1.125 2 12

2000 Away Invitational L 195.400 193.025 -2.375 1 9

Home dual L 194.950 191.975 -2.975 2 11 SEC L 196.825 195.775 -1.050 2 16 1999 Away Dual L 196.875 192.075 -4.800 1 8 SEC L 197.475 195.875 -1.600 1 11

NCAA Regional L 197.375 195.225 -2.150 1 10

NCAA L 197.025 194.000 -3.025 1 9 1998 Home Dual L 196.175 195.150 -1.025 1 9 SEC L 197.600 196.725 -0.875 1 5

NCAA Regional L 198.575 197.075 -1.500 1 4

NCAA L 197.725 196.350 -1.375 1 2 1997 Away Dual L 197.150 193.000 -4.150 1 12 SEC L 198.375 196.050 -2.325 1 10

NCAA Regional W 195.725 195.750 0.025 1 10



NCAA Regional L 196.950 195.375 -1.575 1 5

NCAA L 196.775 194.825 -1.950 1 7

1995 Away Triangular L 197.300 192.925 -4.375 1 7

SEC L 195.875 195.650 -0.225 1 6

NCAA Regional L 197.575 195.700 -1.875 1 6


NCAA Regional L 196.775 192.550 -4.225 2 7


NCAA Regional L 197.500 194.300 -3.200 1 12


NCAA Regional L 196.550 191.475 -5.075 2 8

NCAA L 194.600 188.725 -5.875 2 10 1991 Away Dual L 194.500 191.400 -3.100 2 N/R SEC L 194.100 191.300 -2.800 3 5

NCAA Regional L 194.275 191.175 -3.100 2 5

NCAA L 193.375 189.700 -3.675 2 8

1990 Away Triangular L 190.850 185.650 -5.200 4 10

Home Dual W 188.650 188.700 0.050 4 13 SEC L 191.850 188.000 -3.850 3 15

NCAA Regional L 193.350 190.425 -2.925 1 13

NCAA L 193.225 187.175 -6.050 3 8 1989 Away Dual L 191.950 189.750 -2.200 11 5 SEC W 190.400 191.500 1.100 4 4

NCAA Regional L 193.200 191.050 -2.150 4 4

NCAA L 192.650 187.050 -5.600 5 7 1988 Home Dual W 187.050 190.100 3.050 2 7 SEC L 189.200 188.850 -0.350 2 7

NCAA Regional L 189.800 189.100 -0.700 2 8


NCAA Regional W 186.700 187.900 1.200 1 6

NCAA L 187.900 183.800 -4.100 5 1986 Away Dual L 186.250 183.550 -2.700 N/A SEC L 185.150 184.100 -1.050 2 4 Home Dual W 185.450 188.100 2.650 2

NCAA Regional L 186.800 185.400 -1.400 2 5

NCAA L 185.450 181.300 -4.150 4 8 1985 Home Dual W 181.550 188.350 6.800 6 SEC W 185.650 181.800 -3.850 7 3

NCAA Regional W 186.900 182.600 -4.300 6 2

NCAA W 184.300 180.500 -3.800 6 3 1984 Home Dual W 142.250 188.700 46.450 11 SEC W 177.050 184.150 7.100 10

NCAA Regional W 181.850 187.950 6.100 10

NCAA W 177.600 182.900 5.300 9 1983 Away Dual W 179.900 181.000 1.100 8 SEC W 175.100 181.950 6.850 8 1982 Home Dual W 136.200 145.350 9.150 N/A SEC W 142.050 145.600 3.550 N/A

AIAW Regional W 143.700 144.850 1.150 N/A

1981 SEC W 139.900 135.050 -4.850 N/A

AIAW Regional W 136.200 145.250 9.050 N/A

1980 Home Dual W 138.300 143.850 5.550 N/A

AIAW Regional L 138.450 138.000 -0.450 N/A

1979 Away Dual L 129.550 112.350 -17.200 N/A 1978 Away Dual L 136.950 125.600 -11.350 N/A

Home Triangular L 128.650 forfeit

forfeit (in) N/A

1977 Away Dual W 118.700 122.250 3.550 N/A 1976 Home Dual W 82.210 95.220 13.010 N/A 1975 Away Dual W 78.130 88.190 10.060 N/A 1974 Away Dual W 69.750 86.800 17.050 N/A 1973 Away Dual L 73.200 54.400 -18.800 N/A UF vs Illinois All-Time Series UF leads 6-0 Illinois W/L Ill UF Margin

2006 Home dual W 190.8 195.9 5.1 NCAA Regional W 193.125 196.375 3.25 2004 Away quad W 194.025 196.35 2.325 Neutral 6-way W 195.4 197.05 1.650 1999 Home tri W 188.75 190.275 1.525 1996 Home tri W 189.825 195.575 5.750 UF vs LSU All-Time Series - UF leads 53-30 Rank LSU W/L LSU UF Margin LSU UF 2009 Away dual L 196.80 195.825 -0.975 11 8

SEC W 196.55 196.75 0.20 4 6

2008 NCAA (Super 6) W 196.35 196.7 0.35 3 2

NCAA (team) W 196.575 196.9 0.325 3 2

SEC W 196.5 197.325 0.825 5 3 Home dual W 196.325 197.925 1.6 6 3

2007 Neutral 6-way W 194.125 196.55 2.425 9 3

Away dual W 197.05 197.2 0.15 9 1 SEC W 196.25 197.325 1.075 4 1

2006 Home Triangular W 195.275 196.15 0.875 7 2

SEC W 195.9 196.275 0.375 8 3 2005 Away dual L 195.625 195.550 -0.075 20 12 SEC L 196.975 196.15 -0.825 2 6 2004 Home dual W 195.300 197.100 1.8 16 8 SEC L 197.275 197.225 -0.05 5 8 2003 Away dual W 196.500 196.950 0.45 12 7 SEC W 195.650 195.950 0.3 12 8

2002 Home 6-way W

193.825 194.600 0.775 11 7

Home dual W 194.750 194.925 0.175 5 16 SEC W 196.225 196.425 0.2 9 18

NCAA Central Reg L 196.450 195.900 -0.55 6 15

2001 Away dual L 196.475 195.625 -0.85 13 7 SEC W 196.300 196.375 0.075 21 11


2000 Home Quad W 195.075 195.400 0.325 6 19 SEC L 196.825 195.775 -1.05 7 16 1999 Away dual L 196.950 194.975 -1.975 4 18 SEC W 195.375 195.875 0.5 5 11 NCAA L 194.475 194.000 -0.475 9 1998 Home dual W 194.025 196.625 2.6 14 4 SEC W 196.450 196.725 0.275 8 5 NCAA W 195.300 196.750 1.45 8 2

1997 Away dual meet W 195.000 195.475 0.475 11 10

SEC W 196.025 196.050 0.025 5 10 NCAA W 193.825 196.500 2.675 4 5

1996 Home dual meet W 193.250 194.850 1.6 15 5

SEC W 193.150 195.650 2.5 5

1995 Away dual meet W 195.550 195.650 0.1 4 7

SEC L 196.125 195.650 -0.475 5 6 NCAA W 193.025 195.425 2.4 7 6

1994 Home Triangular L 191.200 191.125 -0.075 5 8

SEC L 194.150 194.125 -0.025 5 7 NCAA W 193.225 194.850 1.625 3 9

1993 Away Dual meet W 192.100 192.300 0.2 13 8

SEC L 192.900 192.100 -0.8 11 11 NCAA L 193.425 192.950 -0.475 4 5

1992 Home dual meet W 188.650 191.450 2.8 7

SEC W 188.650 189.600 0.95 8

1991 Away dual meet W 189.850 191.100 1.25 7 5

SEC L 192.400 191.300 -1.1 9 5 NCAA W 188.600 189.700 1.1 6 8 1990 Neutral tri L 190.150 187.250 -2.9 4 13

Home six-way L 191.000 190.150 -0.85 5 12

SEC L 192.050 188.000 -4.05 4 15 NCAA L 192.100 187.175 -4.925 6 8

1989 Away dual meet L 188.650 188.000 -0.65 8 7

SEC W 187.900 191.500 3.6 4

1988 Away dual meet L 188.950 185.900 -3.05 6 8

1988 Home W 187.450 189.000 1.55 7 6 SEC W 187.400 188.850 1.45 5 7 NCAA L 187.900 186.650 -1.25 3 5

1987 Away dual meet L 188.550 186.100 -2.45 7 11

SEC W 184.450 185.650 1.2 9 8 NCAA W 181.500 183.800 2.3 8 6

1986 Home Dual meet W 181.250 184.100 2.85 12 6

SEC W 176.600 184.100 7.5 NCAA W 180.550 181.300 0.75 9 8 1985 Home Quad W 174.800 188.750 13.95

1985 Away dual meet W 183.850 189.000 5.15

SEC W 180.500 185.650 5.15 1984 SEC W 173.200 184.150 10.95

1983 Home dual meet W 176.650 183.100 6.45

SEC W 176.700 181.950 5.25 NCAA W 177.800 177.850 0.05 7 5

1982 Away dual meet L 141.700 138.800 -2.9

SEC W 144.150 145.600 1.45 NCAA Reg. W 142.050 145.450 3.4

1981 Home dual meet W 142.900 147.150 4.25

SEC L 141.100 139.900 -1.2

1979 Away dual meet L 132.050 100.000 -32.05

1978 Home triangular L 132.050 0.000

-132.05

1977 Triangular L 132.000 115.100 -16.9

1976 Home dual meet L 95.150 94.550 -0.6

Florida vs. OU All-Time Series UF leads 11-2 Oklahoma OU UF Margin 2009 Home dual W 195.075 196.500 1.425 2008 NCAA (team) W 195.475 196.900 1.425 2007 NCAA (team) W 196.250 197.400 1.150 2004 Super Six Challenge W 195.275 195.950 0.675 NCAA Qualifying W 195.750 196.850 1.100 2003 Super Six Challenge W 193.275 196.575 3.30 2002 Away dual L 195.475 193.925 -1.550 2001 Home dual W 192.600 195.950 3.350 NCAA W 193.875 195.825 1.950 1990 Home tri W 186.850 188.150 1.300 1989 Home 6-way W 187.450 192.300 4.850 NCAA L 187.050 187.000 -0.050 1985 NCAA W 177.400 184.300 6.900 Florida vs. OSU All-Time Series - UF leads 15-9 Oregon State OSU UF Margin2008 NCAA (team) W 195.475 196.900 1.425

2007 Home dual W 193.800 196.850 3.050NCAA (team) W 195.100 197.400 2.300

2006 Away quad W 192.200 193.575 1.375NCAA (team) W 195.15 196.225 1.075

2004 Super Six Challenge W 193.775 195.500 1.7252002 NCAA (team) W 192.925 195.675 2.7502001 NCAA W 193.775 195.825 2.0501996 NCAA L 196.525 194.825 -1.7001995 NCAA L 195.500 195.425 -0.0751994 NCAA W 193.625 194.850 1.2251993 NCAA L 193.425 192.950 -0.4751992 NCAA L 191.375 188.725 -2.6501991 NCAA L 192.350 189.700 -2.6501990 NCAA L 189.950 187.175 -2.7751989 Away tri L 190.700 189.800 -0.900

NCAA L 187.900 187.000 -0.9001988 NCAA W 186.500 186.650 0.1501987 NCAA W 174.500 183.800 9.3001986 Home tri W 177.300 185.500 8.2001985 NCAA W 183.150 184.300 1.1501984 Neutral tri W 182.650 183.950 1.3001983 NCAA W 173.550 177.850 4.3001982 NCAA L 143.000 140.900 -2.100 UF vs. PSU All-Time Series Florida leads 26-13 PSU PSU UF Margin 2007 Neutral - Super 6

Challenge W 194.575 196.55 1.975

2006 Home triangular W 193.200 196.15o 2.950 2005 Super Six Challenge W 193.00 194.45 1.450 2003 Super Six Challenge W 194.375 196.575 2.200 Away Quad W 195.5 196.725 1.225 2002 Home 6-way W 193.375 194.600 1.225 Home quad W 195.375 196.900 1.525 2001 Away six-way W 193.275 194.425 1.150 Away quad L 195.375 195.15 -0.225 2000 Home Tri L 194.925 194.05 -0.875


NCAA Regional L 195.925 195.875 -0.050 1999 Away L 196.750 193.500 -3.250 NCAA L 194.775 194.000 -0.775 1998 NCAA W 194.625 196.350 1.725 1997 Home Dual W 193.600 195.900 2.300 NCAA W 194.300 196.425 2.125 1996 NCAA W 192.700 194.825 2.125 1995 Home W 194.225 195.250 1.025 NCAA W 194.150 195.425 1.275 1994 Away W 193.000 193.950 0.950 1993 NCAA W 192.700 192.950 0.250 1992 NCAA L 192.775 188.725 -4.050 1991 Home Tri W 190.800 193.700 2.900 NCAA L 190.950 189.700 -1.250 1989 Home W 182.500 193.700 11.200 1988 Away L 185.200 184.600 -0.600 NCAA W 179.700 186.650 6.950 1987 Home Dual W 180.600 183.400 2.800 1986 Away W 183.500 184.000 0.500 Away L 186.350 185.750 -0.600 NCAA L 182.700 181.300 -1.400 1985 Home W 181.400 189.250 7.850 NCAA W 179.000 184.300 5.300 1984 Away W 180.900 185.400 4.500 NCAA W 179.450 182.900 3.450 1983 Home W 181.250 185.850 4.600 1982 Away L 144.600 141.800 -2.800 NCAA L 143.100 140.900 -2.200 1981 Home L 145.150 144.000 -1.150

Florida vs. Stanford All-Time Series Even at 5-5-2 Stanford SU UF Margin 2008 NCAA Super Six L 196.75 196.70 -0.050 2007 NCAA Super Six W 196.825 197.225 0.400 2005 Neutral quad W 196.025 196.45 0.425 2004 NCAA Qualifying T 196.850 196.850 0.000 NCAA Super Six L 197.125 196.80 -0.325 2003 NCAA W 196.2 196.325 0.125 2002 Home quad W 195.700 196.900 1.200 NCAA (team) L 196.050 195.675 -0.375 2001 Neutral 6-way L 195.300 194.425 -0.875 1999 NCAA T 194.000 194.000 0.000 1996 NCAA W 194.025 194.825 0.800 1992 NCAA L 189.100 188.725 -0.375

UF vs Utah All-Time Series Utah leads 28-7

Utah Utah UF Margin U Rank

UF Rank

2009 Away dual L 197.075 196.00 -1.075 2 5

2008 NCAA Super Six L 197.125 196.7 -0.425 5 seed 2 seed

Home dual W 196.875 197.7 0.825 2 3 2007 Away dual W 196.725 197.05 0.325 7 1

NCAA Super Six L 197.25 197.225 -0.025

T1 seed

T1 seed

2006 Home dual W 196.675 197.325 0.650 2 3

NCAA (Super 6) L 196.8 196.275 -0.525 3 3

2005 Away quad L 197.425 196.45 -0.975 3 6

2004 Neutral 6-way L 197.625 197.05 -0.575 5 8

NCAA Super Six W 195.775 196.8 1.025 5 8

2003 Home dual W 196.15 197.125 0.975 6 7

NCAA L 196.85 196.325 -0.525 8 9 2002 Away dual L 196.75 195.25 -1.500 3 16

2001 Home quad L 196.75 196.525 -0.225 2 10

1999 NCAA L 195.475 194.000 -1.475 5 10 Away dual L 196.975 193.750 -3.225 4 17 1998 NCAA W 196.025 196.350 0.325 6 2 1996 NCAA L 196.775 194.825 -1.950 8 5 1995 NCAA L 196.650 195.425 -1.225 3 6 Home dual W 194.725 194.950 0.225 2 7 1994 NCAA L 196.400 194.850 -1.550 3 7 Away dual L 193.700 187.100 -6.600 5 3 1993 NCAA L 195.825 192.950 -2.875 1 12 1992 NCAA L 196.650 188.725 -7.925 1 10 1991 NCAA L 194.375 189.700 -4.675 1 5 1990 NCAA L 194.900 187.175 -7.725 1 13 1989 NCAA L 192.600 187.000 -5.600 3 7 1988 NCAA L 189.500 186.650 -2.850 2 5 1987 NCAA L 187.550 183.800 -3.750 3 6 1986 NCAA L 186.950 181.300 -5.650 1985 NCAA L 188.350 184.300 -4.050 1984 Away tri L 189.350 183.950 -5.400 NCAA L 186.050 182.900 -3.150 1983 NCAA L 184.650 177.850 -6.800 1982 NCAA L 148.600 140.900 -7.700

●Biggest Win: UF vs. UA: 8.250 1984 SEC Championships UA vs. UF 7.40 1990 NCAA Championships UF vs. Arkansas: 2.925 2006 home dual Arkansas vs. UF 0.950 2009 away dual UF vs. UCLA 5.350 1986 home tri UCLA vs. UF 5.925 1990 NCAAs UF vs. UGA: 46.450 1984 home dual UGA vs. UF 18.80 1973 away dual UF vs. Illinois 5.75 1996 home triangular UF vs. LSU: 13.95 1985 home quad LSU vs. UF 132.05 1978 home triangular UF over OU 6.90 1985 NCAA OU over UF 1.55 2002 away dual UF vs. OSU 9.300 1987 NCAAs OSU vs. UF 2.775 1990 NCAAs UF vs. PSU 11.20 1989 home dual PSU vs. UF 4.05 1992 NCAA Championships UF vs. SU 0.800 1996 NCAAs SU vs. UF 0.875 2001 away 6-way UF vs. Utah 1.025 2004 Super Six Utah vs. UF 7.925 1992 NCAAs ●Narrowest Win: UF vs. UA: 0.050 1998 NCAA Championships UA vs. UF 0.100 three times UF vs. Arkansas: 0.675 2005 SEC Championships UF vs. UCLA 0.050 1983 NCAAs UCLA vs. UF 0.025 2004 home dual UF vs. UGA: 0.025 1997 NCAA SE Regional UGA vs. UF 0.025 three times UF vs. Illinois 1.525 1999 home triangular UF vs. LSU: 0.025 1997 SEC Championships LSU vs. UF 0.025 1994 SEC Championships UF over OU 1.30 1990 home tri OU over UF 0.05 1989 NCAA UF vs. OSU 0.150 1988 NCAAs OSU vs. UF 0.075 1995 NCAAs UF vs. PSU 0.250 1993 NCAA Championships PSU vs. UF 0.05 2000 NCAA Regional UF vs. SU 0.400 2007 NCAA Super Six SU vs. UF 0.875 2001 away 6-way UF vs. Utah 0.225 1995 home dual Utah vs. UF 0.025 2007 NCAA Super Six


Florida vs. Defending NCAA Champion

Defending Champion

Date

W/L

Def. Champ Score

UF

Score

+/- Georgia (N) 3/21/09 L 196.925 196.750 -0.175

(A) 2/28/09 L 198.200 196.6500 -1.55 (A) 4/25/08 L 197.45 196.700 -0.750 (N) 3/29/08 L 197.35 197.325 -0.025 (H) 1/18/08 L 196.85 196.825 -0.025 (N) 4/27/07 L 197.7 197.4 -0.300 (N) 4/27/07 L 197.85 197.225 -0.625 (N) 3/31/07 W 197.175 197.325 0.150 (A) 1/27/07 T 197.25 197.25 0.00 (H) 1/27/06 L 197.025 196.60 0-.425 (N) 3/25/06 L 197.275 196.275 -1.000 (N) 4/20/06 L 197.275 196.225 -1.050 (N) 4/21/06 L 197.75 196.275 -1.475

UCLA (A) 3/6/05 L 197.85 196.65 -1.200 (N) 4/21/05 L 197.025 196.225 -0.800

UCLA (H) 3/12/04 L 198.25 198.225 -0.025 Alabama (N) 1/11/03 W 196.00 196.575 .575

(H) 2/21/03 W 196.60 197.125 .525 (N) 3/29/03 L 197.575 195.95 -1.625

UCLA (H) 1/11/02 L 195.65 194.60 -1.050 (N) 4/18/02 L 197.1 195.675 -1.425

Georgia (A) 1/8/00 L 196.3 196.100 -0.200 (H) 1/14/00 L 196.525 194.600 -1.925 (H) 3/18/00 L 197.025 196.425 -0.600

Georgia (A) 1/22/99 L 196.875 192.075 -4.800 (N) 3/27/99 L 197.475 195.875 -1.600 (N) 4/10/99 L 197.375 195.225 -2.150 (N) 4/22/99 L 197.025 194.000 -3.025

Alabama (H) 1/24/97 L 196.725 193.675 -3.050 (N) 3/22/97 W 195.775 196.050 0.275 (H) 4/17/97 W 195.600 196.500 0.900

Utah (H) 3/20/95 W 194.725 194.950 0.225 (N) 4/20/95 L 196.650 195.425 -1.225

Georgia (H) 1/22/94 L 194.025 193.325 -0.700 (N) 3/26/94 L 196.700 194.125 -2.575 (N) 4/9/94 L 196.775 192.550 -4.225 (N) 4/23/94 L 195.850 194.850 -1.000

Alabama (A) 3/8/92 L 194.300 191.100 -3.200 (A) 3/2892 L 194.500 189.600 -4.900 (N) 4/24/92 L 193.350 188.725 -4.625

Utah (N) 4/19/91 L 194.375 189.70 -4.675 Georgia (N) 2/10/90 L 190.850 185.650 -5.200

(H) 2/16/90 W 188.650 188.700 0.050 (A) 3/24/90 L 191.850 188.000 -3.850 (H) 4/7/90 L 193.350 190.425 -2.925 (N) 4/20/90 L 193.225 187.175 -6.050

Alabama (H) 2/10/89 W 191.050 191.950 0.900 (H) 3/18/89 W 191.050 191.500 0.450 (N) 4/14/89 L 192.100 187.000 -5.100

Georgia (N) 3/26/88 L 189.200 188.850 -0.350 (H) 3/30/88 W 187.050 190.100 3.050 (H) 4/9/88 L 189.800 189.100 -0.700 (N) 4/22/88 L 186.800 186.650 -0.150

Utah (A) 4/27/87 L 187.550 183.800 -3.750 Utah (H) 4/18/86 L 186.950 181.300 -5.650 Utah (A) 4/12/85 L 188.350 184.300 -4.050 Utah (A) 3/12/84 L 189.350 183.950 -5.400

(N) 4/6/84 L 186.050 182.900 -3.150 Utah (A) 4/8/83 L 184.650 177.850 -6.800

All-time: 10-48-1 Home: 7-11

All-Time Top 15 Gator Gymnastics Crowds (5,000 or above)

Crowd Opponent Date 10,855 Georgia 1/18/2008 10,651 Alabama 2/10/1989 8,338 Georgia 1/27/2006 8,119 Super Six Challenge 1/7/2005 8,019 Kentucky 1/30/2009 7,486 NCAA Gymnastics Championships 4/19/1986 7,329 NCAA Gymnastics Championships 4/18/1986 7,047 Alabama 2/20/2009 6,789 Arizona State & Auburn 1/27/1989 6,742 Arizona State, Arizona, LSU 2/8/1985 6,718 NCAA Gymnastics Champ. (Super Six) 4/18/1997 6,705 Gators Link to Pink vs. LSU 2/15/2008 6,516 Georgia 1/22/1994 6,135 Super Six Challenge–UGA, UA, LSU,

UCLA, PSU 1/11/2002

6,123 Penn State 3/7/1981

2009 GATOR GYMNASTICS TEAM RESULTS

Record: 10-6 Home: 5-0 Away: 1-4 Neutral: 4-2 SEC: 3-3 Date Opponent Site W/L Opponent UF

Score Attendance

1/9 Oklahoma Gainesville, Fla. W 195.075 196.50 4,856 1/16 Auburn Gainesville, Fla. W 196.250 196.50 4,771 1/23 Arkansas Fayetteville, Ark. L 196.375 195.425 2,714 1/30 Kentucky Gainesville, Fla. W 193.85 195.925 8,019 2/6 LSU Baton Rouge, La. L 196.80 195.825 3,127 2/14 Michigan State East Lansing, Mich. W 194.775 196.85 1,222 2/20 Alabama Gainesville, Fla. W 195.625 196.875 7,047 2/28 Georgia Athens, Ga. L 198.20 196.65 10,224 3/6 Michigan Gainesville, Fla. W 196.325 196.825 3,829 3/13 Utah Salt Lake City,

Utah L 197.075 196.000 15,082

3/21 SEC Championships Nashville, Tenn. 3rd 197.30 (UA) 196.75 5,045 196.925

(UGA)

196.55 (LSU)

196.35 (AU) 195.65

(ARK)

195.00 (UK) 4/4 NCAA North Central

Regional Iowa City, Iowa 1st 196.775 1,740

4/16-18

NCAA Championships Lincoln, Neb.

2009 Florida Event Scores - Meet-by-Meet Date Meet Vault Bars Beam Floor Total 1-9-09 Oklahoma 49.125 48.950 49.250 49.175 196.50 1-16-09 Auburn 49.225 49.500 48.325 49.450 196.50 1-23-09 Arkansas 49.275 49.175 47.900 49.075 195.425 1-30-09 Kentucky 49.250 49.500 48.125 49.050 195.925 2-6-09 LSU 49.175 48.975 48.350 49.325 195.825 2-14-09 Michigan State 49.125 49.325 49.175 49.225 196.85 2-20-09 Alabama 49.250 49.300 49.200 49.125 196.875 2-28-09 Georgia 48.625 49.275 49.300 49.450 196.65 3-6-09 Michigan 49.275 49.250 49.025 49.275 196.825 3-13-09 Utah 49.025 48.85 49.075 49.05 196.00 3-21-09 @SEC Championships 49.200 49.375 48.825 49.350 196.75 4-4-09 NCAA Regionals 49.225 49.150 49.325 49.075 196.775 4-16-09 NCAA Championships Underline denotes season best

Florida Top Event Scores of 2009

Total: 196.875 (2-20-09) All-Around: 39.575, Melanie Sinclair (2-28-09)

Vault: 49.275 (1-23/3-6-09) 9.95, Maranda Smith (1-30-09)

Uneven Bars: 49.500 (1-16/30-09) 10.0*, Melanie Sinclair (1-30-09)

Balance Beam: 49.325 (4-4-09) 9.95, Corey Hartung (2-20/4-4-09)

Floor Exercise: 49.45 (1-16/2-28-09) 9.95, Corey Hartung (1-16-09)

*-UF record

2009 GATOR GYMNASTICS SEASON BESTS Amanda Castillo Nicole Ellis Vault 9.85 2-28/3-6-09 Vault 9.85# 1-16/2-6-09 Uneven Bars 9.90 2-6-09 Uneven Bars 9.575# 1-9-09 Balance Beam 9.90 1-9-09 Balance Beam 9.70# 1-16-09 Floor Exercise 9.90 3-6-09 Floor Exercise All-Around 39.425 2-28/3-6-09 All-Around

Amy Ferguson Courtney Gladys Vault Vault 9.925# 3-13-09 Uneven Bars Uneven Bars 9.80# 3-6-09 Balance Beam Balance Beam 9.875# 1-23-09 Floor Exercise 9.875# 2-28-09 Floor Exercise 9.85# 2-6-09 All-Around All-Around 39.225# 3-6/21-09

Alicia Goodwin Corey Hartung Vault Vault 9.90 3-21-09 Uneven Bars 9.925# 1-16-09 Uneven Bars 9.95# 3-21-09 Balance Beam 9.875# Three times Balance Beam 9.95# 2-20/4-4-09 Floor Exercise Floor Exercise 9.95# 1-16-09 All-Around All-Around 39.525 4-4-09

Ashley Kerr Elizabeth Mahlich Vault 9.60# 3-13/4-4-09 Vault 9.85# Three times Uneven Bars Uneven Bars 9.825# 1-23/2-28-09 Balance Beam 9.50# 3-13-09 Balance Beam 9.875# 2-14-09 Floor Exercise Floor Exercise 9.875# 1-16-09 All-Around All-Around 39.325# 1-23-09

Melanie Sinclair Maranda Smith Vault 9.925 3-6-09 Vault 9.95# 1-30-09 Uneven Bars 10.0*# 1-30-09 Uneven Bars 9.925# 2-20-09 Balance Beam 9.875 2-14-09 Balance Beam 9.85# 3-6/13-09 Floor Exercise 9.925 2-28/3-6-09 Floor Exercise 9.925# 2-14/28-09 All-Around 39.575 2-28-09 All-Around 39.375# 3-21-09 Kailey Tissue Rebekah Zaiser Vault 9.875# 1-23-09 Vault Uneven Bars Uneven Bars Balance Beam 9.725# 1-30-09 Balance Beam 9.825 1-9-09 Floor Exercise Floor Exercise 9.825# 1-9-09 All-Around All-Around # - personal collegiate-best * - UF record

2009 GATOR PERFORMANCE CHART Amanda Castillo Event 1-9 1-16 1-23 1-30 2-6 2-14 2-20 2-28 3-6 3-13 3-21 4-4 Vault 9.80 9.80 9.825 9.85 9.85 (3) 9.825 INJ INJ Bars 9.85 (2) 9.875 9.775 9.85 9.90 (2) 9.875 (2) 9.825 9.825 9.85 (2) 9.80 Beam 9.90 (1) 9.475 9.175 8.725 9.125 9.125 9.875 9.825 (3) Floor 9.575 9.725 EX 9.875 9.90 (3) 9.65 AA 39.425 39.425

(1)

Nicole Ellis

Event 1-9 1-16 1-23 1-30 2-6 2-14 2-20 2-28 3-6 3-13 3-21 4-4 Vault 9.825 (2) 9.85 (3) INJ 9.775 9.85 (3) INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ Bars 9.575 Beam 9.70 Floor AA

Amy Ferguson Event 1-9 1-16 1-23 1-30 2-6 2-14 2-20 2-28 3-6 3-13 3-21 4-4 Vault Bars Beam Floor 9.75 9.85 9.80 9.80 9.825 9.825 9.825 (3) 9.875 9.85 9.75 9.85 9.85 AA

Courtney Gladys Event 1-9 1-16 1-23 1-30 2-6 2-14 2-20 2-28 3-6 3-13 3-21 4-4 Vault 9.75 9.80 9.825 9.775 9.80 9.85 (1) 9.875 9.30 9.85 (3) 9.925 (2) 9.825 9.85 Bars 9.70 EX 9.80 9.675 9.775 9.725 Beam 9.775 EX 9.875 (2) 9.10 9.525 9.80 9.825 9.825 9.75 9.80 9.80 9.85 (4) Floor 9.525 EX 9.775 9.65 9.70 9.85 9.825 9.80 9.80 9.825 9.75 9.825 9.20 AA 39.225 39.15 39.225 38.625

Alicia Goodwin

Event 1-9 1-16 1-23 1-30 2-6 2-14 2-20 2-28 3-6 3-13 3-21 4-4 Vault INJ Bars 9.225 9.925 (1) 9.80 9.85 9.80 9.90 (1) 9.625 9.875 9.85 (2) 9.30 9.80 Beam 9.275 9.30 9.225 9.575 EX 9.775 EX 9.875 (1) 9.875 (3) 9.875 (2) Floor AA Corey Hartung Event 1-9 1-16 1-23 1-30 2-6 2-14 2-20 2-28 3-6 3-13 3-21 4-4 Vault 9.825 (2) 9.825 9.825 9.825 9.825 9.80 9.35 INJ INJ 9.90 (3) 9.80 Bars 9.80 9.925 (1) 9.85 (3) 9.90 (2) 9.70 9.875 (2) 9.85 9.775 9.95 (2) 9.85 (2) Beam 9.85 (3) 9.775 9.15 9.90 (1) 9.90 (1) 9.90 (2) 9.95 (1) 9.875 9.725 9.95 (1) Floor 9.90 (1) 9.95 (1) 9.875 9.70 9.90 (2) 9.875 (2) 9.825 (3) 9.925 (4) 9.925 (1) AA 39.375 (2) 39.475 (1) 38.70 39.325

(2) 39.325 (3)

39.45 (1) 38.975 39.50 (4) 39.525 (2)

Ashley Kerr

Event 1-9 1-16 1-23 1-30 2-6 2-14 2-20 2-28 3-6 3-13 3-21 4-4 Vault DNC DNC DNC 9.475 EX DNC DNC DNC DNC 9.55 9.60 9.50 9.60 Bars Beam 8.95 EX 9.50 8.775 Floor AA

Elizabeth Mahlich Event 1-9 1-16 1-23 1-30 2-6 2-14 2-20 2-28 3-6 3-13 3-21 4-4 Vault 9.80 9.85 9.85 (2) 9.80 9.85 (1) 9.75 9.70 9.825 9.80 9.775 9.80 Bars 9.425 EX 9.80 9.825 9.80 9.675 9.80 9.75 9.825 9.725 9.80 9.80 9.80 Beam 9.825 9.575 9.80 9.675 9.775 9.875 (3) 9.80 9.825 9.725 9.85 9.775 9.80 Floor 9.675 9.875 (3) 9.85 9.825 (3) 9.275 9.825 (3) 9.85 9.775 9.775 9.80 9.80 AA 39.325 (3) 39.15 (3) 38.80 39.125 39.20 39.05 39.255 39.15 39.20

Melanie Sinclair Event 1-9 1-16 1-23 1-30 2-6 2-14 2-20 2-28 3-6 3-13 3-21 4-4 Vault 9.875 (1) 9.85 (3) 9.85 9.85 (2) 9.85 (3) 9.775 9.90 (1) 9.875 9.925 (1) 9.85 9.85 9.875 (6) Bars 9.90 (1) 9.925 (1) 9.90 (1) 10.0* (1) 9.675 9.725 9.95 (1) 9.875 9.90 (1) 9.825 (3) 9.95 (2) 9.85 (2) Beam 9.85 (3) 9.80 9.825 (3) 9.725 9.80 9.875 (3) 9.85 (2) 9.90 (3) 9.375 9.70 9.80 9.85 (4) Floor 9.80 9.875 (3) 9.675 9.875 (1) 9.85 9.775 9.85 (2) 9.925 (2) 9.925 (1) 9.875 9.85 9.60 AA 39.425 (1) 39.45 (2) 39.25 39.45 (1) 39.175 39.15 39.55 (1) 39.575

(2) 39.125 39.25 (3) 39.45 (5) 39.175

Maranda Smith

Event 1-9 1-16 1-23 1-30 2-6 2-14 2-20 2-28 3-6 3-13 3-21 4-4 Vault 9.825 EX 9.90 (1) 9.875 (3) 9.95 (1) 9.85 (3) 9.825 (3) 9.90 (1) 9.90 (2) 9.825 9.625 9.85 9.90 (3) Bars 9.825 9.85 9.80 9.90 (2) 9.90 (2) 9.875 (2) 9.925 (2) 9.875 9.85 (2) 9.75 9.90 (6) 9.85 (2) Beam 9.075 9.725 9.775 9.65 9.85 (2) 9.85 9.725 9.675 Floor 9.90 (1) 9.90 (2) 9.875 9.85 (2) 9.90 (2) 9.925 (1) 9.75 9.925 (2) 9.775 9.90 (2) 9.90 (6) 9.90 (3) AA 38.725 39.35 (2) 39.35 (2) 39.35 39.30 (3) 39.125 39.375 39.325

Kailey Tissue Event 1-9 1-16 1-23 1-30 2-6 2-14 2-20 2-28 3-6 3-13 3-21 4-4 Vault 9.625 EX 9.875 (3) INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ Bars Beam 9.50 EX 9.65 EX 9.725 9.35 Floor AA

Rebekah Zaiser Event 1-9 1-16 1-23 1-30 2-6 2-14 2-20 2-28 3-6 3-13 3-21 4-4 Vault INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ Bars Beam 9.825 Floor 9.825 (3) AA underline denotes collegiate best * - UF record

Florida All-Time Top 20 Scores Vault Score Date Athlete Opponent 10.000 3/12/2004 Savannah Evans UCLA 10.000 4/17/1998 Susan Hines NCAA Championships 10.000 4/16/1998 Susan Hines NCAA Championships 10.000 3/14/1998 Susan Hines Tiger Invitational vs. Auburn and Rhode Island 10.000 4/13/1996 Susan Hines NCAA Southeast Region Championships 9.975 1/18/2008 Corey Hartung Georgia 9.975 3/21/2003 Orley Szmuch Utah 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 3/8/1996 Susan Hines The Gainesville Sun Invitational vs. Iowa State & Illinois 9.975 4/8/1995 Chrissy Vogel NCAA Southeast Regionals 9.950 1/30/2009 Maranda Smith Kentucky 9.950 4/14/07 Breanne King NCAA Northeast Regionals 9.950 4/25/2008 Ashley Reed NCAA Championships (Super Six) 9.950 4/12/08 Ashley Reed NCAA Southeast Regionals 9.950 3/29/2008 Ashley Reed SEC Championships 9.950 2/29/2008 Ashley Reed Alabama 9.950 2/16/2007 Ashley Reed Kentucky 9.950 2/15/2008 Tiffany Murry LSU 9.950 3/6/2005 Tiffany Murry UCLA 9.950 1/28/2005 Tiffany Murry Alabama 9.950 4/12/2008 Melanie Sinclair NCAA Southeast Regionals 9.950 2/15/2008 Melanie Sinclair LSU 9.950 4/16/2004 Orley Szmuch NCAA Super Six 9.950 4/3/2004 Orley Szmuch NCAA South Central Regional 9.950 3/5/2004 Savannah Evans Arizona 9.950 3/16/2003 Lindsey Miner West Virginia, New Hampshire, Yale, Cornell 9.950 2/6/2004 Orley Szmuch Georgia 9.950 3/16/2003 Orley Szmuch West Virginia, New Hampshire, Yale, Cornell 9.950 3/14/2003 Erinn Dooley Penn State, Temple, Yale 9.950 4/6/2002 Orley Szmuch NCAA Central Regionals 9.950 3/6/1998 Susan Hines SunTrust Senior Night vs. Iowa State 9.950 2/27/1998 Susan Hines Gatorade SEC Showcase vs. Louisiana State University 9.950 2/27/1998 Chrissy Van Fleet Gatorade SEC Showcase vs. Louisiana State University 9.950 4/18/1997 Chrissy Van Fleet NCAA Championships (Super Six) 9.950 1/31/1997 Chrissy Vogel Dodge Invitational 9.950 4/25/1996 Chrissy Vogel NCAA Championships (team) 9.950 1/27/1996 Kristen Guise Alabama 9.950 1/12/1996 Kristen Guise Subway Challenge vs. Georgia 9.950 4/20/1995 Chrissy Vogel NCAA Championships (team) 9.950 3/25/1995 Kristen Guise SEC Championships

Uneven Bars Score Date Athlete Opponent

10.000 1/30/2009 Melanie Sinclair Kentucky 10.000 2/16/2007 Melanie Sinclair Kentucky 10.000 3/2/2007 Melanie Sinclair NC State 10.000 1/31/2003 Erin Pendleton GWU, URI, Washington 10.000 3/22/1996 Kristen Guise SportsChannel Senior Night 10.000 3/22/1996 Amy Myerson SportsChannel Senior Night

9.975 1/5/2007 Melanie Sinclair Super Six Challenge 9.975 2/21/2003 Erin Pendleton Alabama 9.975 1/31/2003 Kristen Stucky GWU, URI, Washington 9.975 3/15/2002 Orley Szmuch SunTrust Mardi Gras Madness 9.975 4/10/1999 Chrissy Van Fleet NCAA Region II Championships 9.950 2/16/2007 Ashley Reed Kentucky 9.950 3/21/2009 Corey Hartung SEC Championships 9.950 3/21/2009 Melanie Sinclair SEC Championships 9.950 2/20/2009 Melanie Sinclair Alabama 9.950 4/12/2008 Melanie Sinclair NCAA Southeast Regionals 9.950 3/29/2008 Melanie Sinclair SEC Championships 9.950 2/15/2008 Melanie Sinclair LSU 9.950 3/16/07 Melanie Sinclair Michigan State 9.950 1/27/2007 Melanie Sinclair Georgia 9.950 3/5/2004 Erin Pendleton Arizona 9.950 3/5/2004 Kristen Stucky Arizona 9.950 1/31/2003 Orley Szmuch GWU, URI, Washington 9.950 2/11/2000 Chrissy Van Fleet Boise State 9.950 3/6/1998 Sybil Stephenson SunTrust Senior Night vs. Iowa State 9.950 4/9/1994 Kristen Guise NCAA Southeast Regional 9.950 2/15/2008 Amanda Castillo LSU 9.950 2/15/2008 Nicola Willis LSU

Balance Beam Score Date Athlete Opponent 10.00 2/27/2004 Kristen Stucky Kentucky 9.975 3/11/2007 Ashley Reed Boise State 9.975 2/7/2003 Kristen Stucky Louisiana State 9.975 3/4/2001 Hilary Thompson Nebraska 9.950 4/4/2009 Corey Hartung 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 Kentucky 9.950 1/21/2005 Breanne King Nebraska 9.950 3/21/2003 Lindsey Miner Utah 9.950 3/7/2003 Jenny Carow Gatorade Kids Festival – Auburn 9.950 3/12/2004 Erinn Dooley UCLA 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 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 1/27/2001 Hilary Thompson North Carolina State 9.950 2/26/1999 Hilary Thompson LSU 9.950 3/1/1996 Kristen Guise Kentucky 9.950 1/27/1996 Kristen Guise Alabama 9.950 3/10/1995 Kristen Guise Nationwide Insurance SEC Showcase 9.950 3/8/1991 Tracy Wilson First Union Bank Senior Night 9.925 4/3/2004 Erinn Dooley NCAA South Central Region Championships 9.925 3/20/2004 Orley Szmuch SEC Championships 9.925 3/12/2004 Katie Rue UCLA 9.925 3/5/2004 Orley Szmuch Arizona 9.925 3/18/05 Erinn Dooley Pittsburgh, Yale 9.925 2/29/2004 Erinn Dooley Nebraska, Illinois, Arizona State 9.925 2/20/2004 Kristen Stucky Arkansas 9.925 1/16/2004 Kristen Stucky Louisiana State 9.925 1/30/2004 Erinn Dooley Alabama 9.925 1/23/2004 Erinn Dooley Illinois-Chicago, Michigan State, NC State 9.925 1/9/2004 Erinn Dooley Super Six Challenge 9.925 3/17/2006 Samantha Lutz Utah 9.925 4/26/2007 Corey Hartung NCAA Championships (team) 9.925 4/14/2007 Corey Hartung NCAA Northeast Regionals 9.925 3/9/2007 Corey Hartung Utah 9.925 3/11/2007 Corey Hartung Boise State 9.925 1/19/2007 Corey Hartung Alabama 9.925 2/23/2007 Amanda Castillo LSU 9.925 2/14/2003 Lindsey Miner Be My Gator Night – Denver, Iowa State 9.925 3/16/2003 Erinn Dooley West Virginia, New Hampshire, Yale, Cornell 9.925 3/14/2003 Erinn Dooley Penn State, Temple, Yale 9.925 1/31/2003 Erinn Dooley GWU, URI, Washington 9.925 1/17/2003 Kara Waterhouse Arkansas 9.925 3/27/1999 Chrissy Van Fleet Southeastern Conference Championships 9.925 2/26/1999 Chrissy Van Fleet LSU 9.925 2/27/1998 Chrissy Van Fleet Gatorade SEC Showcase vas. Louisiana State University 9.925 2/21/1997 Chrissy Vogel Magical Classic 9.925 3/22/1996 Kristen Guise SportsChannel Senior Night 9.925 3/8/1996 Kristen Guise The Gainesville Sun Invitational vs. Iowa State & Illinois 9.925 1/24/1995 Kristen Guise Gatorade Season Opener vs. SE Missouri State

Floor Exercise Score Date Athlete Opponent 10.000 2/21/1997 Chrissy Vogel Magical Classic 10.000 1/25/1991 Pam Titus First Union Bank Invitational (Auburn) 9.975 2/14/2003 Lindsey Miner Be My Gator Night – Denver, Iowa State 9.975 3/2/2001 Hilary Thompson Rydell High Reunion vs. ISU, UK, BSU 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 2/14/2003 Orley Szmuch Be My Gator Night – Denver, Iowa State 9.950 3/12/2004 Erinn Dooley UCLA 9.950 3/29/2008 Amanda Castillo SEC Championships 9.950 3/14/2008 Amanda Castillo Utah 9.950 2/15/2008 Amanda Castillo LSU 9.950 2/2/2007 Amanda Castillo Auburn 9.950 3/16/2007 Amanda Castillo Michigan State 9.950 3/31/2007 Amanda Castillo SEC Championships 9.950 3/16/2007 Melanie Sinclair Michigan State 9.950 3/14/2008 Amanda Castillo Utah 9.950 1/16/2009 Corey Hartung Auburn 9.950 2/29/2008 Corey Hartung Alabama 9.950 2/2/2007 Corey Hartung Auburn 9.950 2/16/2007 Corey Hartung Kentucky 9.950 2/2/2007 Ashley Reed Auburn 9.950 1/28/2005 Savannah Evans Alabama 9.950 3/12/2004 Savannah Evans UCLA 9.950 3/17/2006 Nicola Willis Utah 9.950 2/17/2006 Corey Hartung Kentucky 9.950 3/5/2004 Erinn Dooley Arizona 9.950 3/16/2003 Lindsey Miner West Virginia, New Hampshire, Yale, Cornell 9.950 3/7/2003 Lindsey Miner Gatorade Kids Festival - Auburn 9.950 4/6/2002 Hilary Thompson NCAA Central Regiona Championships 9.950 1/11/2002 Hilary Thompson Super Six Challenge v. Alabama, UGA, LSU, UCLA, PSU 9.950 4/7/2001 Hilary Thompson NCAA Southeast Region Championships 9.950 1/19/2001 Hilary Thompson The Dodge Premier vs. Alabama 9.950 1/28/2000 Hilary Thompson Subway Challenge vs.PSU and UMass 9.950 2/25/2000 Chrissy Van Fleet Gatorade Conference Showcase vs. LSU, ISU, NCSt 9.950 3/5/1999 Chrissy Van Fleet SunTrust Invitational vs. ISU, UNC, Auburn 9.950 4/4/1998 Susan Hines NCAA Southeast Region Championships 9.950 2/27/1998 Susan Hines Gatorade SEC Showcase vs. Louisiana State University 9.950 2/7/1998 Susan Hines Alabama State 9.950 3/7/1997 Chrissy Vogel SunTrust Senior Night vs. Iowa State and Penn State 9.950 2/28/1997 Chrissy Vogel Gatorade SEC Showcase vs. Kentucky 9.950 3/22/1996 Kristen Guise SportsChannel Senior Night 9.950 2/24/1996 Kristen Guise Auburn & Centenary College 9.950 3/10/1995 Kristen Guise Nationwide Insurance SEC Showcase

All-Around Score Date Athlete Opponent

39.800 3/8/1996 Kristen Guise The Gainesville Sun Invitational vs. Iowa State & Illinois 39.775 3/22/1996 Kristen Guise SportsChannel Senior Night 39.750 3/12/2004 Erinn Dooley UCLA 39.725 3/21/2003 Orley Szmuch Utah 39.700 1/18/2008 Corey Hartung Georgia 39.675 2/16/2007 Ashley Reed Kentucky 39.675 2/2/2007 Ashley Reed Auburn 39.650 4/12/2008 Melanie Sinclair NCAA Southeast Regionals 39.650 3/16/2003 Lindsey Miner West Virginia, New Hampshire, Yale, Cornell 39.650 2/18/2000 Chrissy Van Fleet The SunTrust Spectacular vs. UN, UNH, TU 39.650 3/25/1995 Kristen Guise SEC Championships 39.625 3/14/2008 Amanda Castillo Utah 39.625 3/10/1995 Kristen Guise Nationwide Insurance SEC Showcase 39.600 4/3/2004 Orley Szmuch NCAA South Central Regional 39.600 3/5/2004 Erinn Dooley Arizona 39.600 2/11/2000 Chrissy Van Fleet Boise State 39.600 3/6/1995 Kristen Guise Penn State 39.575 4/12/2008 Ashley Reed NCAA Southeast Regionals 39.575 2/15/2008 Amanda Castillo LSU 39.575 3/14/2008 Melanie Sinclair Utah 39.575 2/28/2009 Melanie Sinclair Georgia 39.575 2/20/2004 Erinn Dooley Arkansas 39.575 2/14/2003 Orley Szmuch Be My Gator Night – Denver, Iowa State 39.575 2/24/1996 Kristen Guise Auburn & Centenary College 39.550 4/16/2004 Erinn Dooley NCAA Super Six 39.550 2/15/2008 Corey Hartung LSU 39.550 2/20/2009 Melanie Sinclair Alabama 39.550 2/15/2008 Melanie Sinclair LSU 39.550 4/26/2007 Amanda Castillo NCAA Championships (team) 39.550 3/5/2004 Breanne King Arizona 39.550 3/5/2004 Orley Szmuch Arizona 39.550 1/16/2004 Orley Szmuch LSU 39.550 2/7/2003 Orley Szmuch LSU 39.550 2/25/2000 Chrissy Van Fleet Gatorade Conference Showcase vs. LSU, ISU, NCSt 39.550 3/5/1999 Chrissy Van Fleet SunTrust Invitational vs. ISU, UNC, Auburn 39.550 1/19/1996 Kristen Guise Gatorade Classic vs. NC State 39.525 4/4/2009 Corey Hartung NCAA North Central Region Championships 39.525 3/29/2008 Melanie Sinclair NCAA Championships (team) 39.525 3/29/2008 Melanie Sinclair SEC Championships 39.525 1/11/2008 Melanie Sinclair Illinois-Chicago 39.525 3/31/07 Ashley Reed SEC Championships 39.525 1/27/2007 Melanie Sinclair Georgia 39.525 3/7/2003 Lindsey Miner Gatorade Kids Festival – Auburn 39.525 3/27/1999 Chrissy Van Fleet SEC Championships 39.525 3/13/1999 Chrissy Van Fleet Maryland quad 39.525 1/12/1996 Kristen Guise Subway Challenge vs. Georgia 39.525 4/12/2008 Amanda Castillo NCAA Southeast Regionals 39.525 1/11/2008 Amanda Castillo Illinois-Chicago

University of Florida Career All-Around Victories Name Victories Years Competed Elfi Schlegel 27 1983-86 Melissa Miller 23 1986-89 Ann Woods 20 1980-82 Kristen Guise 17 1993-96 Chrissy Van Fleet 16 1997-00 Corey Hartung 14 2006-present Lynn McDonnell 12 1981-84 Ashley Reed 10 2005-08 Orley Szmuch 9 2002-05 Melanie Sinclair 6 2005 (RS)-present Amanda Castillo 5 2007-present Erinn Dooley 4 2001-05 Janice Kerr 4 1987-90 Lynnette Wittmeier 4 1989-93 Colleen Johnson 4 1992-95 Chrissy Vogel 4 1994-97 Hilary Thompson 4 1999-02 Melissa Kutcher 3 1989-92 Christina McDonald 3 1989-92 Maria Anz 2 1983-85 Amy Beispiel 2 1987-90 Anita Botnen 2 1985-88 Karen Brennalt 2 1987-90 Betsy Hamm 2 1998-99 Breanne King 2 2004-2007 Lindsey Miner 2 2000-03 Kim Hillner 1 1984-86 Samantha Lutz 1 2004-07 Lana Marty 1 1982-85 Marni Rager 1 1987 Katie Rue 1 2004-07 Pam Titus 1 1988-91 Kara Waterhouse 1 2001-04 Tracy Wilson 1 1988-91 Team Event Records Score Opponent Date Vault 49.650 UCLA 3/12/2004 Uneven Bars 49.70 Kentucky 2/16/2007 Balance Beam 49.575 Boise State 3/11/2007 Floor Exercise 49.65 Auburn 2/2/2007 Michigan State 3/16/2007

Team Score Score Date Opponent 198.225 3/12/2004 UCLA 198.025 3/5/2004 Arizona 197.925 2/15/2008 LSU 197.875 2/16/2007 Kentucky 197.700 3/14/2008 Utah 197.675 3/16/2007 Michigan State 197.650 2/2/2007 Auburn 197.525 4/12/2008 NCAA Southeast Regionals 197.450 3/2/2007 NC State 197.475 2/14/2003 Be My Gator Night – Denver, Iowa State 197.400 4/26/2007 NCAA Championships (team) 197.375 2/20/2004 Arkansas 197.325 3/29/2008 SEC Championships 197.325 4/14/2007 NCAA Northeast Regionals 197.325 3/31/2007 SEC Championships 197.325 3/17/2006 Utah 197.275 2/9/2007 Arkansas 197.250 3/11/2007 Boise State 197.250 1/27/2007 Georgia 197.25 2/27/2004 Kentucky 197.225 4/27/2007 NCAA Championships (Super Six) 197.225 3/20/2004 Southeastern Conference Championships 197.225 1/23/2004 Illinois-Chicago, Michigan State, NC State 197.200 2/23/2007 LSU 197.200 3/18/05 Pittsburgh, Yale 197.125 2/29/2008 Alabama 197.125 1/11/2008 Illinois-Chicago 197.125 3/21/2003 Utah 197.125 3/16/2003 West Virginia, New Hampshire, Yale, Cornell 197.125 2/21/2003 Alabama 197.100 1/16/2004 Louisiana State 197.100 3/1/1996 Kentucky 197.075 4/4/1998 NCAA Southeast Region Championships 197.050 4/3/2004 NCAA South Central Region Championships 196.950 1/21/2005 Nebraska 196.950 2/7/2003 Louisiana State 196.950 1/31/2003 George Washington, Rhode Island, Washington 196.925 2/25/2005 Kentucky 196.900 2/13/2004 Auburn 196.900 4/24/2008 NCAA Championships (team) 196.900 3/7/2003 Gatorade Kids Festival – Auburn 196.900 2/15/2002 SunTrust Mardi Gras Madness 196.875 2/20/2009 Alabama 196.850 1/12/2007 Oregon State 196.850 4/15/2004 NCAA Championships (team qualifying) 196.850 2/6/2004 Georgia 196.850 2/10/2008 Pittsburgh 196.850 2/14/2009 Michigan State 196.825 3/6/2009 Michigan 196.825 1/18/2008 Georgia 196.825 1/19/2007 Alabama 196.800 4/16/2004 NCAA Super Six 196.775 4/4/2009 NCAA North Central Region Championships 196.775 4/15/2004 NCAA Qualifying 196.750 3/21/2009 SEC Championshps 196.750 4/16/1998 NCAA Championships (team)

Top-10 Event Scores – All-Time Vault Score Date Event 49.650 3/12/2004 UCLA 49.525 2/29/2008 Alabama 49.525 1/18/2008 Georgia 49.525 4/8/1995 NCAA SE Region Championships 49.475 3/6/2005 UCLA 49.450 4/12/2008 NCAA Southeast Regionals 49.425 4/14/2007 NCAA Northeast Region Championships 49.425 4/13/1996 NCAA SE Region Championships 49.400 4/25/2008 NCAA Championships (Super Six) 49.400 4/27/2007 NCAA Championships (Super Six) 49.400 1/27/2007 Georgia 49.400 1/28/2005 Alabama 49.400 4/16/2004 NCAA Super Six

Bars Score Date Event 49.700 2/16/2007 Kentucky 49.675 1/31/2003 URH, GWU, UW 49.625 2/15/2008 LSU 49.600 3/16/2007 Michigan State 49.600 3/5/2004 Arizona 49.575 1/5/2007 Super Six Challenge 49.575 2/20/2004 Arkansas 49.500 4/4/1998 @ NCAA SE Reg. 49.500 2/15/2002 Stanford, Illinois-Chicago, PSU 49.500 2/21/2003 Alabama 49.500 1/16/2009 Auburn 49.500 1/30/2009 Kentucky

Beam Score Date Event 49.575 3/11/2007 @ Boise State 49.525 3/12/2004 UCLA 49.525 3/5/2004 Arizona 49.525 2/27/2004 @ Kentucky' 49.500 1/23/2004 Illinois-Chicago, Michigan State, NC State 49.500 2/14/2003 Be My Gator Night –DU, ISU 49.475 3/20/2004 SEC Championships 49.450 1/9/2004 Super Six Challenge 49.425 4/26/2007 NCAA Championships (team) 49.425 4/14/2007 NCAA Northeast Region Championships 49.425 2/16/2007 Kentucky 49.425 3/21/2003 Utah

Floor Score Date Event 49.650 3/16/2007 Michigan State 49.650 2/2/2007 Auburn 49.625 3/12/2004 UCLA 49.600 3/14/2008 Utah 49.600 2/16/2007 Kentucky 49.550 2/15/2008 LSU 49.525 4/24/2008 NCAA Championships (team) 49.525 1/19/2007 Alabama 49.525 3/5/2004 Arizona 49.525 2/14/2003 Be My Gator Night –DU, ISU

GymInfo - Women's National Rankings Team April 6, 2009 - ranked by national qualifying average Rank Team Name NQS Regionals Team RQS Conference Ave High 1 Georgia 394.955 197.700 197.255 SE 196.917 198.200 2 Utah 394.865 197.675 197.190 NC 196.989 197.800 3 Alabama 393.925 197.000 196.925 C 196.487 197.350 4 LSU 393.635 196.875 196.760 C 196.185 197.400 5 Florida 393.490 196.775 196.715 SE 196.375 196.875 6 Oregon State 393.320 196.800 196.520 W 196.100 197.500 7 UCLA 393.205 196.625 196.580 W 196.450 197.125 8 Oklahoma 393.065 196.600 196.465 SC 196.214 197.175 9 Stanford 393.025 196.200 196.825 W 196.295 197.175 10 Arkansas 392.740 196.300 196.440 SC 196.096 196.900 11 Illinois-Champaign 392.715 196.700 196.015 SC 195.371 196.750 12 Penn State 392.040 195.800 196.240 NE 195.545 196.650 13 Missouri 392.005 196.000 196.005 SC 195.620 196.625 14 Michigan 391.685 195.700 195.985 NE 195.406 197.075 - Ohio State 391.685 195.950 195.735 C 195.216 196.475 16 Auburn 391.660 195.250 196.410 C 196.212 196.575 17 Nebraska 391.545 195.450 196.095 SC 195.769 196.750 18 Denver 391.030 195.600 195.430 NC 194.750 196.650 19 Iowa State 390.965 195.650 195.315 NC 194.717 195.775 20 Boise State 390.890 195.300 195.590 W 194.837 196.525 21 Kent State 389.985 194.650 195.335 C 194.366 196.750 22 Michigan State 389.955 194.825 195.130 C 194.640 195.675 23 Central Michigan 389.775 194.950 194.825 C 194.182 195.675 24 Arizona 389.630 194.350 195.280 SC 194.812 195.750 25 West Virginia 389.615 194.225 195.390 SE 194.934 195.925

Events - March 30, 2009 - ranked by regional qualifying average Rank Team Name V RQS Conference Ave High

1 UCLA 49.430 W 49.336 49.575 2 Utah 49.420 NC 49.350 49.550 3 Alabama 49.385 C 49.242 49.450 4 Georgia 49.360 SE 49.273 49.475 5 LSU 49.295 C 49.250 49.425 6 Arkansas 49.275 SC 49.127 49.450 7 Stanford 49.260 W 49.160 49.350 8 Florida 49.230 SE 49.141 49.275 9 Oklahoma 49.220 SC 49.159 49.400 10 Auburn 49.190 C 49.096 49.275 11 Missouri 49.180 SC 49.034 49.250 12 Penn State 49.160 NE 49.093 49.275 - Oregon State 49.160 W 49.046 49.325 14 Kentucky 49.150 C 49.052 49.225 15 Nebraska 49.145 SC 49.054 49.400 16 North Carolina State 49.110 SE 48.802 49.250 17 West Virginia 49.105 SE 49.014 49.275 18 Kent State 49.085 C 48.891 49.275 19 Illinois-Champaign 49.085 SC 48.825 49.375 20 Arizona 49.070 SC 48.925 49.275 21 Boise State 49.065 W 48.903 49.325 22 Iowa 49.020 NC 48.856 49.225 23 Washington 49.015 W 48.814 49.150 24 Michigan 49.000 NE 48.783 49.225 25 North Carolina, U. o 48.995 SE 48.785 49.050

Rank Team Name UB RQS Conference Ave High

1 Georgia 49.490 SE 49.350 49.550 2 Utah 49.375 NC 49.257 49.525 3 Florida 49.355 SE 49.225 49.500 4 LSU 49.335 C 49.104 49.500 5 Alabama 49.270 C 49.133 49.350 6 Stanford 49.260 W 49.185 49.325 7 UCLA 49.220 W 49.148 49.500 8 Oregon State 49.165 W 49.062 49.575 9 Oklahoma 49.145 SC 48.968 49.250 10 Arkansas 49.130 SC 49.062 49.225 11 Auburn 49.105 C 49.021 49.275 12 Penn State 49.090 NE 48.827 49.250 13 Michigan 49.085 NE 48.960 49.425 14 Nebraska 49.060 SC 48.835 49.300 15 Minnesota 49.030 NC 48.956 49.225 16 Ohio State 49.000 C 48.873 49.125 17 Illinois-Champaign 48.955 SC 48.783 49.250 18 Iowa State 48.950 NC 48.806 49.325 19 Missouri 48.935 SC 48.768 49.150 20 North Carolina, U. o 48.910 SE 48.542 49.050 21 West Virginia 48.900 SE 48.805 49.100 22 Boise State 48.870 W 48.745 49.100 23 Central Michigan 48.855 C 48.711 49.025 24 Kentucky 48.850 C 48.452 48.975 25 New Hampshire 48.840 NE 48.375 49.100

Rank Team Name BB RQS Conference Ave High 1 Georgia 49.400 SE 49.127 49.550 2 Utah 49.280 NC 49.139 49.450 3 Stanford 49.265 W 49.045 49.400 4 Alabama 49.255 C 49.040 49.375 5 Oregon State 49.205 W 48.977 49.425 6 Oklahoma 49.175 SC 49.000 49.525 7 UCLA 49.150 W 48.891 49.325 8 Florida 49.145 SE 48.777 49.300 9 LSU 49.105 C 48.881 49.300 10 Minnesota 49.095 NC 48.737 49.300 11 Auburn 49.065 C 48.887 49.350 12 Denver 49.045 NC 48.702 49.250 13 Illinois-Champaign 49.040 SC 48.821 49.175 14 Southern Utah 49.000 NC 48.642 49.275 15 Missouri 48.940 SC 48.777 49.250 16 Arkansas 48.935 SC 48.742 49.275 17 Nebraska 48.930 SC 48.777 49.125 18 Penn State 48.910 NE 48.789 49.225 19 Arizona State 48.895 SC 48.710 49.350 20 Michigan 48.890 NE 48.617 49.150 21 Ohio State 48.875 C 48.720 49.025 22 North Carolina, U. o 48.845 SE 48.542 48.975 23 Arizona 48.840 SC 48.554 49.075 24 Iowa State 48.835 NC 48.498 49.000 25 Kentucky 48.705 C 48.238 49.300

Rank Team Name FX RQS Conference Ave High

1 Georgia 49.375 SE 49.167 49.675 2 Utah 49.355 NC 49.243 49.600 3 Florida 49.325 SE 49.232 49.450 4 Alabama 49.310 C 49.073 49.475 5 Arkansas 49.275 SC 49.165 49.375 6 Nebraska 49.265 SC 49.102 49.400 7 Oklahoma 49.255 SC 49.086 49.325 8 Auburn 49.250 C 49.208 49.475 9 Michigan 49.215 NE 49.046 49.450 10 Oregon State 49.205 W 49.015 49.350 11 UCLA 49.200 W 49.075 49.575 12 LSU 49.180 C 48.950 49.475 - Stanford 49.180 W 48.905 49.350 14 Kent State 49.175 C 48.843 49.500 15 Illinois-Champaign 49.140 SC 48.942 49.500 16 Missouri 49.105 SC 49.041 49.300 17 Michigan State 49.090 C 48.885 49.175 18 Boise State 49.085 W 48.802 49.225 19 Iowa 49.065 NC 48.771 49.250 20 Penn State 49.060 NE 48.836 49.425 21 Arizona 49.040 SC 48.912 49.350 22 Kentucky 49.035 C 48.738 49.200 23 San Jose State 49.025 W 48.782 49.275 24 Ohio State 49.000 C 48.870 49.325 25 Iowa State 48.990 NC 48.785 49.225 Individual Rank First Name Last Name AA RQS Team Region Ave High

1 Courtney Kupets 39.720 Georgia SE 39.587 39.850 2 Kristina Baskett 39.620 Utah NC 39.459 39.675 3 Ashleigh Clare-Kearney 39.515 LSU C 39.332 39.625 4 Susan Jackson 39.505 LSU C 39.327 39.700 5 Lindsey Puckett 39.500 Auburn C 39.390 39.600 6 Nina Kim 39.485 Utah NC 39.314 39.600 7 Mandi Rodriguez 39.480 Oregon State W 39.200 39.600 8 Jessica Lopez 39.470 Denver NC 39.378 39.625 9 Brandi Personett 39.465 Penn State NE 39.280 39.600 10 Sarah Shire 39.445 Missouri SC 39.357 39.575 - A.J. Mills 39.445 Auburn C 39.385 39.525 - Casey Jo Magee 39.445 Arkansas SC 39.250 39.525 13 Carly Janiga 39.440 Stanford W 39.464 39.575 14 Melanie Sinclair 39.430 Florida SE 39.350 39.575 15 Elyse Hopfner-Hibbs 39.410 UCLA W 39.281 39.525 16 Corey Hartung 39.390 Florida SE 39.266 39.500 17 Ricki Lebegern 39.360 Alabama C 39.305 39.450 18 Kylie Stone 39.355 Nebraska SC 39.148 39.475 - Morgan Dennis 39.355 Alabama C 39.158 39.725 20 Michelle Stout 39.345 Arkansas SC 39.155 39.400 21 Jami Lanz 39.335 Oregon State W 39.177 39.550 22 Jamie Deetscreek 39.335 Utah NC 39.293 39.500 23 Carmelina Carabajal 39.320 Minnesota NC 39.275 39.500 24 Kylee Botterman 39.315 Michigan NE 39.281 39.475 - Jaime Pisani 39.315 Arkansas SC 39.137 39.350

Rank First Name Last Name V RQS Team Region Ave High

1 Vanessa Zamarripa 9.955 UCLA W 9.930 10.000 2 Courtney Kupets 9.940 Georgia SE 9.871 9.950 - Kristina Baskett 9.940 Utah NC 9.920 9.950 4 Ashleigh Clare-Kearney 9.930 LSU C 9.916 10.000 5 Mandi Rodriguez 9.925 Oregon State W 9.894 9.950 6 Lindsey Puckett 9.920 Auburn C 9.896 9.950 - Brandi Personett 9.920 Penn State NE 9.843 9.950 8 Morgan Dennis 9.915 Alabama C 9.894 9.950 - Ashley Houghting 9.915 Washington W 9.887 9.950 10 Nina Kim 9.910 Utah NC 9.892 9.950 11 Sarah Shire 9.905 Missouri SC 9.884 9.950 12 Susan Jackson 9.900 LSU C 9.885 9.950 - Annie DiLuzio 9.900 Utah NC 9.880 9.950 14 Jaime Pisani 9.900 Arkansas SC 9.871 9.925 15 Michelle Stout 9.895 Arkansas SC 9.871 9.900 - Kayla Hoffman 9.895 Alabama C 9.904 9.950 17 Whitney Bencsko 9.895 Penn State NE 9.791 9.925 - Beate Jones 9.895 Arizona State SC 9.857 9.925 19 Katie Simon 9.890 Central Michigan C 9.857 9.950 20 Tiffany Tolnay 9.890 Georgia SE 9.867 9.925 21 Maranda Smith 9.885 Florida SE 9.850 9.950 - Jessica Lopez 9.885 Denver NC 9.867 9.900 - Brooke Barr 9.885 North Carolina St SE 9.800 9.900 - Marijka Botterman 9.885 Illinois-Champaign SC 9.858 9.950 - Shelley Alexander 9.885 Stanford W 9.865 9.925

Rank First Name Last Name UB RQS Team Region Ave High 1 Courtney Kupets 9.965 Georgia SE 9.948 10.000 2 Kristina Baskett 9.930 Utah NC 9.861 9.975 3 Melanie Sinclair 9.920 Florida SE 9.875 10.000 4 Leslie Mak 9.915 Oregon State W 9.881 9.975 5 Ashleigh Clare-Kearney 9.910 LSU C 9.885 9.950 - Grace Taylor 9.910 Georgia SE 9.877 9.925 7 Daria Bijak 9.900 Utah NC 9.800 9.925 8 Jen Kesler 9.895 Oregon State W 9.862 9.925 9 Carly Janiga 9.895 Stanford W 9.894 9.925 10 Maranda Smith 9.890 Florida SE 9.859 9.925 - Tiffany Tolnay 9.890 Georgia SE 9.832 9.950 - Gael Mackie 9.890 Utah NC 9.784 9.925 13 Thomasina Wallace 9.885 San Jose State W 9.832 9.925 14 Ashley Priess 9.885 Alabama C 9.792 9.925 - Susan Jackson 9.885 LSU C 9.804 9.925 16 Jessica Lopez 9.885 Denver NC 9.803 9.975 17 Corey Hartung 9.880 Florida SE 9.847 9.950 - Gina Nuccio 9.880 Georgia SE 9.860 9.925 19 Allyse Ishino 9.875 Stanford W 9.808 9.900 - A.J. Mills 9.875 Auburn C 9.852 9.900 21 Rochelle Robinson 9.870 Michigan State C 9.829 9.900 - Hollie Vise 9.870 Oklahoma SC 9.730 9.900 - Ariana Berlin 9.870 UCLA W 9.857 9.900 24 Casey Jo Magee 9.865 Arkansas SC 9.844 9.875 - Becky Bernard 9.865 Michigan NE 9.625 9.925 - Alexis Russell 9.865 Minnesota NC 9.842 9.900 - Nicole Simoneau 9.865 Utah State NC 9.848 9.925 - Natalie Rubinstein 9.865 Kentucky C 9.802 9.900 Michelle Stout 9.865 Arkansas SC 9.842 9.900

Rank First Name Last Name BB RQS Team Region Ave High

1 Courtney Kupets 9.955 Georgia SE 9.910 10.000 2 Grace Taylor 9.935 Georgia SE 9.900 10.000 3 Kelsey Morley 9.915 Michigan State C 9.808 9.975 - Tricia Woo 9.915 Nebraska SC 9.842 9.950 5 Nina Kim 9.910 Utah NC 9.875 9.950 6 Carly Janiga 9.905 Stanford W 9.883 9.950 7 Sarah Shire 9.900 Missouri SC 9.795 9.925 8 Nicole Harris 9.895 Arizona State SC 9.862 9.925 9 Casey Jo Magee 9.895 Arkansas SC 9.808 9.925 10 Hollie Vise 9.890 Oklahoma SC 9.748 9.950 11 Corey Hartung 9.885 Florida SE 9.781 9.950 - Aisha Gerber 9.885 UCLA W 9.817 9.925 - Lindsey Puckett 9.885 Auburn C 9.785 9.975 - Carmelina Carabajal 9.885 Minnesota NC 9.852 9.950 15 Ashley Priess 9.880 Alabama C 9.725 9.900 16 Nicole Ourada 9.880 Stanford W 9.728 9.925 - Susan Jackson 9.880 LSU C 9.846 9.950 18 Jessica Lopez 9.880 Denver NC 9.818 9.975 19 Ricki Lebegern 9.875 Alabama C 9.846 9.900 20 Elyse Hopfner-Hibbs 9.875 UCLA W 9.809 9.925 - A.J. Mills 9.875 Auburn C 9.829 9.925 - Christine Nguyen 9.875 North Carolina SE 9.832 9.900 - Heather Hite 9.875 Kentucky C 9.821 9.925 - Megan Ferguson 9.875 Oklahoma SC 9.736 9.925 25 Summer Hubbard 9.870 LSU C 9.679 9.900 - Geralen Stack-Eaton 9.870 Alabama C 9.777 9.900 Rank First Name Last Name FX RQS Team Region Ave High

1 Ashleigh Clare-Kearney 9.945 LSU C 9.909 9.975 2 Courtney Kupets 9.945 Georgia SE 9.858 10.000 3 Morgan Dennis 9.935 Alabama C 9.862 9.975 4 Brandi Personett 9.930 Penn State NE 9.911 9.950 5 Mandi Rodriguez 9.930 Oregon State W 9.850 9.975 6 Grace Taylor 9.910 Georgia SE 9.829 9.925 - Lindsey Puckett 9.910 Auburn C 9.894 9.950 8 Ashley Priess 9.905 Alabama C 9.850 9.950 9 Maranda Smith 9.905 Florida SE 9.873 9.925 - Kylee Botterman 9.905 Michigan NE 9.794 9.950 - Kylie Stone 9.905 Nebraska SC 9.892 9.925 12 Kristina Baskett 9.900 Utah NC 9.841 9.950 - Annie DiLuzio 9.900 Utah NC 9.892 9.975 14 Corey Hartung 9.895 Florida SE 9.869 9.950 - Adrianne Perry 9.895 Missouri SC 9.875 9.950 - Tricia Woo 9.895 Nebraska SC 9.750 9.925 17 Kristin Smith 9.890 Oklahoma SC 9.855 9.900 18 Lora Evenstad 9.890 Nebraska SC 9.840 9.925 - Jessica Lopez 9.890 Denver NC 9.727 9.925 - Mehgan Morris 9.890 West Virginia SE 9.880 9.950 - Elyse Hopfner-Hibbs 9.890 UCLA W 9.839 9.950 - Jenifer Simbhudas 9.890 Iowa NC 9.835 9.925 - Sarah Schmidt 9.890 Illinois-Champaign SC 9.862 9.950 - Jaime Pisani 9.890 Arkansas SC 9.860 9.925 25 Casey Jo Magee 9.885 Arkansas SC 9.771 9.925 - Jami Lanz 9.885 Oregon State W 9.856 9.900 - Michelle Stout 9.885 Arkansas SC 9.850 9.900

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