2016 Women's Gymnastics NCAA Championships Bracket

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For the first time, both the semifinal and the final will be aired on ESPNU:


GAINESVILLE, Fla. – Three-time defending national champion University of Florida gymnastics team is in the opening NCAA Championships' semifinal on Friday, April 15 at 2 p.m. (ET). Semifinal I contains Florida, Auburn, Georgia, LSU, Minnesota and Stanford.

Semifinal II (which begins at 8 p.m. ET) consists of Alabama, California, UCLA, Nebraska, Oklahoma and Utah. The NCAA Championships are set for April 15-16 at the Fort Worth Convention Center in Fort Worth, Texas.

This is the third season that the seeding determined at the time of regional selections holds throughout the championships. Teams 1, 4, 5, 8, 9 and 12 will compete in Friday's Semifinal II and teams 2, 3, 6, 10, 14 and 18 compete in Semifinal I. The top two teams at each of the six regionals held Saturday across the nation advance to the NCAA Championships. Florida is the No. 2 seed for the sixth time in the program's history. The Gators advance to the national site after winning the NCAA Minneapolis Regional last Saturday.

The top three teams in each of the April 15 semifinals advance to the NCAA Super Six on Saturday, April 16 at 9 p.m. (ET), where the national team champion is determined. For the first time in the meet's 35-year history, both semifinals and the Super Six airs live on ESPNU.

Florida won its first NCAA team title at the 2013 NCAA Super Six team final, shared the 2014 title with Oklahoma after each team turned in a Super Six record total of 198.175 and won its third straight crown in 2015.

2016 NCAA Championships
Competition Rotations
Semifinal I – Friday, April 15 @ 2 p.m. (ET) – live on ESPNU
Rot. Vault Bye Bars Beam Bye Floor
I Auburn LSU Stanford Georgia Florida Minnesota
II Minnesota Auburn LSU Stanford Georgia Florida
III Florida Minnesota Auburn LSU Stanford Georgia
IV Georgia Florida Minnesota Auburn LSU Stanford
V Stanford Georgia Florida Minnesota Auburn LSU
VI LSU Stanford Georgia Florida Minnesota Auburn

Semifinal II – Friday, April 17 @ 8 p.m. (ET) -– live on ESPNU
Rot. Vault Bye Bars Beam Bye Floor
I Utah Alabama UCLA California Oklahoma Nebraska
II Nebraska Utah Alabama UCLA California Oklahoma
III Oklahoma Nebraska Utah Alabama UCLA California
IV California Oklahoma Nebraska Utah Alabama UCLA
V UCLA California Oklahoma Nebraska Utah Alabama
VI Alabama UCLA California Oklahoma Nebraska Utah

The NCAA conducted a blind draw to set the start order for each of the semifinal sessions. This is the eighth time in its 34 NCAA Championships' appearances Florida opens competition on floor exercise, with the last coming in 2014.

2016 NCAA Championship Field
Seed School Region Score Region Result
1 Oklahoma 197.575 Iowa City champion
2 Florida 196.725 Minneapolis champion
3 LSU 197.300 Athens champion
4 Alabama 197.125 Tuscaloosa champion
5 Utah 197.125 Salt Lake City champion
6 Auburn 196.525 Ann Arbor champion
8 UCLA 196.375 Salt Lake City runner-up
9 California 195.925 Tuscaloosa runner-up
10 Georgia 196.850 Athens runner-up
12 Nebraska 196.550 Iowa City runner-up
14 Minnesota 196.175 Minneapolis runner-up
18 Stanford 196.525 Ann Arbor runner-up

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NCAA Championships Live Starting Friday On ESPNU:

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The semifinal round one televised on ESPNU is complete with Florida, LSU, and Georgia advancing to the Super 6. The semifinal round 2 evening session is tonight and it will be televised on ESPNU.

For the first time, 6 judges are being used and the scoring is going out to 1/10,000th of a point. The high and low score is tossed and the remaining 4 scores are averaged. I don't know if it is a result of using the additional judge, but the scoring seemed tighter than normal. It'll be interesting if it remains so for the evening session and the Super 6 tomorrow night. The Super 6 will be televised on ESPNU.

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4.15.2016

Oklahoma won the evening semifinal. Everybody starts the Super Six even, but it looks like the champion will likely be Oklahoma, Florida, Alabama, or LSU. It would be a huge upset for either Georgia or UCLA to win:


FORT WORTH, Texas

Oklahoma (197.7875), Alabama (197.3875) and third place UCLA (196.7000) advanced out of the second semifinal session. Earlier in the day, it was all about the Southeastern Conference as Florida (197.475), LSU (197.3375) and Georgia (196.725) advanced out of the first semifinal session.

The NCAA Super Six Team Final gets underway at 8 p.m. CT and will be broadcast live on ESPNU as well as being streamed on WatchESPN.com and the WatchESPN app.

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Individual Championships:


2016 NCAA Women's Championships - INDIVIDUAL


In the first year of the non-event final format at NCAA Championships, individual titles were awarded during today's semi final sessions. Florida Senior Bridget Sloan posted a huge 39.70 all-around score during session 1 and maintained her place at the top of the leaderboard through session 2 to win her second NCAA All-Around crown. The first came her freshman year. Sloan also grabbed a share of the Bars and Beam titles.

Georgia senior Brittany Rogers shared the bars title with Sloan while UCLA senior Danusia Francis tied for the beam title.

Vault also saw a tie between Georgia senior Brandie Jay for her yurchenko 1.5 and Alabama's Katie Bailey for her perfectly executed yurchenko half.

Finally, crowd favorite Nina McGee of Denver won floor outright with a stuck double layout to bring down the house.

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Congratulations to Oklahoma for winning the 2016 national championship:

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[oujour76]

Apr 16, 2016 23:17:44 GMT -5 ETGator1 said:

Congratulations to Oklahoma for winning the 2016 national championship:

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Thanks, Terry.