OU Women’s Gymnastics Wins 14th-Straight NCAA Regional Title

The No. 1 Oklahoma women’s gymnastics team continued their dominance in the NCAA Regional Final in Ann Arbor, MI, securing their 14th-straight regional title and advancing to their 20th consecutive NCAA Championship. With a remarkable team score of 198.400, the Sooners showcased their talent and depth, solidifying their status as a powerhouse in collegiate gymnastics.

Led by standout performances from Jordan Bowers, Hannah Scheible, Audrey Davis, Ragan Smith, and Katherine LeVasseur, the Sooners put on a show for the fans in attendance. Bowers shined in the all-around competition, earning a stellar 39.725, while also claiming the floor title with a near-perfect 9.975. Scheible impressed on vault with a high score of the night, a 9.925, while Davis and LeVasseur excelled on bars and beam, respectively, with scores of 9.95 and 9.975.

The team’s performance on beam was particularly outstanding, as they tied their program high with a score of 49.800, setting a new record for the highest team beam score in regional competition. The Sooners continued to impress on floor, vault, and bars, showcasing their depth and consistency across all events.

With their ticket punched to the NCAA Championships in Fort Worth, TX, the Sooners will look to continue their winning ways and compete for another national title. Fans can expect more thrilling performances from this talented team as they aim to add to their impressive legacy in collegiate gymnastics.

Stay tuned for more updates on the Oklahoma women’s gymnastics team as they prepare to take on the best of the best at the NCAA Championships in April.