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Posted on 3/31/22 at 4:57 pm to Alabama_Fan
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Posted on 3/31/22 at 4:59 pm to Alabama_Fan
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That one felt SWEET! The Crimson Tide is moving on to Saturday's regional final!
#Team48 | #RollTide
Posted on 3/31/22 at 5:29 pm to Alabama_Fan
From the Tuscaloosa News
Alabama gymnastics will not be going home yet. The Crimson Tide's 197.9 score in Seattle on Thursday placed Alabama first in its session, clinching its spot in the regional final Saturday. Michigan State finished second with a 197.325 and will also advance, while Washington's 197.175 claimed third and BYU's 196.625 finished fourth.
Alabama advances to the regional final Saturday. The Crimson Tide will face off against Michigan State and the top two finishers in Thursday's second session. The meet starts at 7 p.m. CT and will be on ESPN+.
Alabama gymnastics will not be going home yet. The Crimson Tide's 197.9 score in Seattle on Thursday placed Alabama first in its session, clinching its spot in the regional final Saturday. Michigan State finished second with a 197.325 and will also advance, while Washington's 197.175 claimed third and BYU's 196.625 finished fourth.
Alabama advances to the regional final Saturday. The Crimson Tide will face off against Michigan State and the top two finishers in Thursday's second session. The meet starts at 7 p.m. CT and will be on ESPN+.
Posted on 3/31/22 at 6:09 pm to Alabama_Fan
Alabama Gymnastics Advances to NCAA Regional Final (SI)
The Crimson Tide soars into the Sweet 16 behind its third-highest score of the season.
The Crimson Tide soars into the Sweet 16 behind its third-highest score of the season.
Posted on 3/31/22 at 6:17 pm to Alabama_Fan
No. 5 Alabama Gymnastics Wins NCAA Seattle Regional Semifinal, Advances to Saturday Final
The Crimson Tide has now advanced to the regional final every year of the current format
The No. 5 Alabama gymnastics team started its semifinal session of the NCAA Seattle Regional Championships off strong and never looked back, easily winning the session with a 197.900 to advance to Saturday's regional final.
The Crimson Tide ended Thursday's session on the balance beam for the second meet in a row and once again came away with a stellar rotation, going 49.450 paced by Shallon Olsen's 9.950, which tied her career-best mark.
With Alabama and Michigan State (197.325) advancing from the first semifinal, the remainder of Saturday's regional final will be comprised of the top-two finishes from Thursday night's second semifinal session that will feature Utah, Oregon State, Illinois and Stanford. Host Washington finished third in the first semifinal with a 197.175, while BYU took fourth after posting a 196.625.
Alabama opened the meet with a 49.500 on the floor exercise led by back-to-back 9.95s from Lilly Hudson and Lexi Graber. The Tide continued to roll on the vault, totaling a 49.400 behind Olsen's career-best 9.950.
Led by a 9.95 in the leadoff spot from Mati Waligora, Alabama posted a 49.550 on the uneven bars, a rotation that saw the other five members of the lineup score matching 9.900s.
Olsen posted the session's top score on the vault and beam, Waligora had the top uneven bars mark and Hudson and Graber led the way on the floor exercise. Hudson was second in the all-around with a 39.500.
Alabama Head Coach Dana Duckworth Said
"Incredibly proud of staying in the Bama Bubble, hitting 24-for-24 and knowing there is more in the tank. The goal was to start strong, stay strong and finish strong and we did just that. We built momentum on every event. With some of our challenges coming into this week, I was so impressed with the way our ladies rallied together, stayed mentally tough and had fun in the process. Now we rest, recover and prepare to do it again."
The Crimson Tide has now advanced to the regional final every year of the current format
The No. 5 Alabama gymnastics team started its semifinal session of the NCAA Seattle Regional Championships off strong and never looked back, easily winning the session with a 197.900 to advance to Saturday's regional final.
The Crimson Tide ended Thursday's session on the balance beam for the second meet in a row and once again came away with a stellar rotation, going 49.450 paced by Shallon Olsen's 9.950, which tied her career-best mark.
With Alabama and Michigan State (197.325) advancing from the first semifinal, the remainder of Saturday's regional final will be comprised of the top-two finishes from Thursday night's second semifinal session that will feature Utah, Oregon State, Illinois and Stanford. Host Washington finished third in the first semifinal with a 197.175, while BYU took fourth after posting a 196.625.
Alabama opened the meet with a 49.500 on the floor exercise led by back-to-back 9.95s from Lilly Hudson and Lexi Graber. The Tide continued to roll on the vault, totaling a 49.400 behind Olsen's career-best 9.950.
Led by a 9.95 in the leadoff spot from Mati Waligora, Alabama posted a 49.550 on the uneven bars, a rotation that saw the other five members of the lineup score matching 9.900s.
Olsen posted the session's top score on the vault and beam, Waligora had the top uneven bars mark and Hudson and Graber led the way on the floor exercise. Hudson was second in the all-around with a 39.500.
Alabama Head Coach Dana Duckworth Said
"Incredibly proud of staying in the Bama Bubble, hitting 24-for-24 and knowing there is more in the tank. The goal was to start strong, stay strong and finish strong and we did just that. We built momentum on every event. With some of our challenges coming into this week, I was so impressed with the way our ladies rallied together, stayed mentally tough and had fun in the process. Now we rest, recover and prepare to do it again."
Posted on 3/31/22 at 6:34 pm to Alabama_Fan
Get it done girls!!
Posted on 4/1/22 at 8:06 am to Joka2kold
Pretty impressive scores, considering Luisa only participated in bars.
Posted on 4/1/22 at 11:51 am to hnds2th
From Club Gymnastics to College: The 'Unique Sisterhood' of Ella Burgess and Lilly Hudson (SI)
For two Alabama gymnasts, this season is the realization of a dream years in the making.
For two Alabama gymnasts, this season is the realization of a dream years in the making.
Posted on 4/2/22 at 9:33 am to Alabama_Fan
Tonight at 7 pm!
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Let's get it
Tune into ESPN+ to watch @BamaGymnastics compete in NCAA Regional Finals!
#RollTide
Posted on 4/2/22 at 8:31 pm to Alabama_Fan
Shame on ESPN for making this a pay event. 
Posted on 4/2/22 at 8:43 pm to hnds2th
198.125 and Bama advances.. wow.
Posted on 4/2/22 at 9:49 pm to mrbroker
Congratulations to the ladies for stepping up in the post season! I was driving back from Tuscaloosa and missed it. So happy to see the 198.125! The HIGHEST postseason score in program history:
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Posted on 4/2/22 at 9:52 pm to Alabama_Fan
Season Best 198.175 Sends Alabama Gymnastics to NCAA Championships (SI)
The Crimson Tide posted the highest postseason score in program history to advance to the finals in Fort Worth.
The Crimson Tide posted the highest postseason score in program history to advance to the finals in Fort Worth.
Posted on 4/2/22 at 9:56 pm to Alabama_Fan
Four of the eight teams advancing to Ft Worth for the National Championship are from the SEC:
No. 1 Oklahoma, No. 2 Florida, No. 3 Michigan, No. 4 Utah, No. 5 Alabama, No. 7 Auburn, No. 8 Minnesota and No. 11 Missouri.
No. 1 Oklahoma, No. 2 Florida, No. 3 Michigan, No. 4 Utah, No. 5 Alabama, No. 7 Auburn, No. 8 Minnesota and No. 11 Missouri.
Posted on 4/2/22 at 10:15 pm to Alabama_Fan
They BETTER put some RESPECT on our girls names! They not messing around!
Posted on 4/2/22 at 10:36 pm to Joka2kold
No. 5 Alabama Gymnastics is Ft. Worth Bound After Huge 198.175 Score at Seattle Regional
The No. 5-ranked Alabama gymnastics team is headed to Ft. Worth, Texas for the 2022 NCAA Championships Semifinals after punching its ticket with a 198.175 in the finals of the NCAA Seattle Regional Championships Saturday night in Alaska Airline Arena on the University of Washington campus.
It was the second-highest score in school history and the highest in postseason competition. Utah edged the Tide with a 198.200 and will also advance to the national semifinals. Michigan State was third (197.650) and Stanford took fourth (197.250) to round out the regional final.
Alabama got the evening off to a strong start with a 49.500 on the vault paced by 9.950s from Kaylee Quinn and Lilly Hudson. On the uneven bars, UA tallied a 49.400, boosted by a 9.950 from Makarri Doggette.
The Tide roared through its final two rotations to clinch its bid. Alabama scored a 49.625 after matching career-best 9.95s from Ella Burgess, Shania Adams and Hudson. With a bid to the NCAA semifinals on the line, Alabama continued its march to Ft. Worth with a huge 49.650 on the floor exercise led by 9.950s from Emily Gaskins and Lexi Graber.
Head Coach Dana Duckworth Said
"I'm so incredibly proud of their fight tonight, they never gave up, they never looked back. They were fierce, they were intense and they were warriors on every single event. I'm especially thrilled with the way we closed the meet on beam and floor tonight. Those rotations were extraordinary. Our ladies came to play this week, they came to earn their spot in Ft. Worth, and that's just what they did."
The No. 5-ranked Alabama gymnastics team is headed to Ft. Worth, Texas for the 2022 NCAA Championships Semifinals after punching its ticket with a 198.175 in the finals of the NCAA Seattle Regional Championships Saturday night in Alaska Airline Arena on the University of Washington campus.
It was the second-highest score in school history and the highest in postseason competition. Utah edged the Tide with a 198.200 and will also advance to the national semifinals. Michigan State was third (197.650) and Stanford took fourth (197.250) to round out the regional final.
Alabama got the evening off to a strong start with a 49.500 on the vault paced by 9.950s from Kaylee Quinn and Lilly Hudson. On the uneven bars, UA tallied a 49.400, boosted by a 9.950 from Makarri Doggette.
The Tide roared through its final two rotations to clinch its bid. Alabama scored a 49.625 after matching career-best 9.95s from Ella Burgess, Shania Adams and Hudson. With a bid to the NCAA semifinals on the line, Alabama continued its march to Ft. Worth with a huge 49.650 on the floor exercise led by 9.950s from Emily Gaskins and Lexi Graber.
Head Coach Dana Duckworth Said
"I'm so incredibly proud of their fight tonight, they never gave up, they never looked back. They were fierce, they were intense and they were warriors on every single event. I'm especially thrilled with the way we closed the meet on beam and floor tonight. Those rotations were extraordinary. Our ladies came to play this week, they came to earn their spot in Ft. Worth, and that's just what they did."
Posted on 4/2/22 at 10:54 pm to Alabama_Fan
They're doing that with arguably the 2 best gymnasts on their roster doing only 1 event each due to them nursing injuries...Blanco and Doggette. They did the event that has the least impact on your legs...the bars.
They may be better in time for the semis to compete all-around again. But honestly, would you mess with this lineup if you were Dana and you were 1 of only 4 teams that put up 198+ in the entire NCAA Regional Finals today?
The goal is to get to the Final 4 Championship, and it looks like Oklahoma, Florida, Alabama and Utah right now.
They may be better in time for the semis to compete all-around again. But honestly, would you mess with this lineup if you were Dana and you were 1 of only 4 teams that put up 198+ in the entire NCAA Regional Finals today?
The goal is to get to the Final 4 Championship, and it looks like Oklahoma, Florida, Alabama and Utah right now.
This post was edited on 4/2/22 at 10:59 pm
Posted on 4/4/22 at 8:51 pm to secuniversity
198.250 is the min score someone will need to win the show.
But we are peaking
But we are peaking
Posted on 4/5/22 at 7:28 am to mrbroker
Alabama Gymnastics Set for NCAA Championships Semifinal Round in Ft. Worth
The Crimson Tide will compete in the first of the two semifinal sessions on Thursday, April 14 at Dickies Arena and will begin the night on the uneven bars
On Saturday night, Alabama gymnastics punched its ticket for the NCAA Championships final site in Ft. Worth, Texas, as one of the top-two teams at the Seattle Regional Finals. It marks the 38th time Alabama has advanced to the final site of the NCAA Championships, the second-best total in NCAA history, just behind Utah.
Now, Alabama knows the details of its latest trip to the national championships. Head coach Dana Duckworth's squad will open things up in the first of the two semifinal sessions on Thursday, April 14 at 12 p.m. CT. The Crimson Tide will start on the uneven bars, then advance to the balance beam and floor exercise before closing on the vault. Oklahoma, Utah and Minnesota will also be in the afternoon session. Florida, Michigan, Auburn and Missouri will compete in the second semifinal, which will get underway at 5 p.m. CT.
The top-two teams from each semifinal session will advance to the championship finals on Saturday, April 16 at 12 p.m. In addition to serving as the gateway to the championships' team finals, the two semifinal sessions will determine the individual champions on the four apparatus and the all-around.
Both of Thursday's semifinal sessions will be broadcast live on ESPN2, while the championship finals will be live on ABC.
The Crimson Tide will compete in the first of the two semifinal sessions on Thursday, April 14 at Dickies Arena and will begin the night on the uneven bars
On Saturday night, Alabama gymnastics punched its ticket for the NCAA Championships final site in Ft. Worth, Texas, as one of the top-two teams at the Seattle Regional Finals. It marks the 38th time Alabama has advanced to the final site of the NCAA Championships, the second-best total in NCAA history, just behind Utah.
Now, Alabama knows the details of its latest trip to the national championships. Head coach Dana Duckworth's squad will open things up in the first of the two semifinal sessions on Thursday, April 14 at 12 p.m. CT. The Crimson Tide will start on the uneven bars, then advance to the balance beam and floor exercise before closing on the vault. Oklahoma, Utah and Minnesota will also be in the afternoon session. Florida, Michigan, Auburn and Missouri will compete in the second semifinal, which will get underway at 5 p.m. CT.
The top-two teams from each semifinal session will advance to the championship finals on Saturday, April 16 at 12 p.m. In addition to serving as the gateway to the championships' team finals, the two semifinal sessions will determine the individual champions on the four apparatus and the all-around.
Both of Thursday's semifinal sessions will be broadcast live on ESPN2, while the championship finals will be live on ABC.
Posted on 4/11/22 at 4:15 pm to Alabama_Fan
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