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1 3 NCAA Championships 10 SEC Championships 8 with 19 NCAA Individual Titles MEET INFORMATION Date: Friday, Feb. 1 / 7:45 p.m. ET Site: Lloyd Noble Center (12,000) Television: FOX College Sports Pacific Gainesville/Ocala Cox Cable channel 273 DirecTV 608 Verizon Fios 302 AT&T U-Verse 649 Video: FOX College Sports Live Stats: FloridaGators.com Tickets: Tickets range from $15-$8. Contact OU Ticket Office at for more information Series Record UF leads (last meeting: OU was (all-time): second in 2018 NCAA Super Six ( ) and Florida was third ( GATOR SOCIAL Florida Gators Gymnastics @JennyRowlandUF gatorsgym floridagators Florida Communications Contact: Mary Howard Phone: x maryh@gators.ufl.edu DID YOU KNOW This is the fifth time since 2007 the No. 1 and No. 2 teams meet in regular-season dual meet action. Including Friday s competition, Florida s been a part of four of those five dual meets: No. 1 vs No. 2 Duals Since 2007 Date No. 1 No. 2 Result No. 1 Oklahoma No. 2 Florida 1/31/2014 No. 1 No. 2 Florida (UF), (OU) 3/5/2010 No. 1 No (OU), Oklahoma (UA) No. 1 Florida No. 2 Georgia (UGA), (UF) 1/27/2007 No. 1 No. 2 Georgia T, MEET 4 No. 2 Florida Gators No. 1 Oklahoma Sooners Head Coach: Jenny Rowland Head Coach: K.J. Kindler Career (4 th season): 45-9 Career (19 th season): At UF: same At OU (13 th season): : 3-0 / 3-0 SEC 2019: 7-0 / 0-0 Big NCAA Finish: 3 rd 2018 NCAA Finish: 1 st NORMAN, OKLA. What s Happening? No. 2 Florida s visit to No. 1 Oklahoma kicks off February s collegiate schedule with a bang. This is Florida s third consecutive meet versus a 2018 NCAA Championships team. In its nine-meet 2019 regular-season schedule, Florida faces six teams among the 2018 NCAA Championships field. The Florida-OU dual airs on FOX College Sports Pacific. Meg McDonald and Olympian Kelly Garrison Funderburk call the action Friday beginning at 8 p.m. ET. A school-record bars set helped boost Florida to a season-best Friday in front of the Exactech Arena s 10 th highest gymnastics crowd of 8,615. No. 17 Kentucky also posted a season-best Friday. Freshman Trinity Thomas won three event titles outright all-around (39.70), uneven bars (9.975) and balance beam (9.925). She shared the floor exercise title at with senior All-American teammate Alicia Boren and Kentucky s Mollie Korth. Boren started the Gators bars set with a collegiate-best 9.95 (and earning the No. 3 spot on the Jan. 25 SportsCenter Top 10) as each member of the lineup posted a 9.9 or better. The Gators erases the previous bars record of set in 2007 and ranks as the nation s top total for any event so far this season. Thomas all-around total shares the nation s No. 2 total for She is one of five Gator freshmen to earn a nearly perfect for bars. After their performances Friday, Thomas and Skaggs claimed SEC Weekly honors. Thomas claims her first SEC Gymnast of the Week honor after winning four individual event titles. Her collegiate-best all-around title came after posting the nation s top total of the weekend, 39.70, which ties for second overall for Skaggs is the SEC Specialist Gymnast of the Week after upping her collegiate bars best for the second time this season. Her 9.95 tied for second overall. This is the fourth meeting between Florida and Oklahoma in a 371-day span. When the two teams met in Gainesville on Jan. 26, 2018, Florida edged Oklahoma by The two teams met in both sessions at the 2018 NCAA Championships, with the Sooners winning by in NCAA Semifinal I and taking second in the Super Six by a margin over the third-place Gators. This is the 11 th consecutive meeting between these two programs that includes the No. 1 ranking. The Sooners are led by junior Maggie Nichols, the defending NCAA all-around champion and the 2019 leader with her average of Nichols is also in the top 10 for each event, including leading the vault standings. Florida Head Coach Jenny Rowland is in her fourth season with the Gators in In her first three seasons, the Gators won the 2016 Southeastern Conference title and reached the NCAA Super Six team final each year, finishing fourth (2016) and third (2017 & 2018). Nine Gators collected 36 All-America honors in NCAA competition in the last three years, including winning six NCAA event titles (Bridget Sloan: 2016 all-around, uneven bars, balance beam; Alex McMurtry: 2017 all-around, uneven bars; 2018 vault). The Gators were third in the final NCAA Super Six team championship as the smallest margin (0.2375) in the 26-year history of the format decided the top four teams. Starting this season, eight teams advance to the NCAA Championships in Ft. Worth, Texas, with four advancing to the team final. Florida returns four with 11 All-America honors earned at the NCAA Championships Alyssa Baumann, Alicia Boren, Rachel Gowey and Amelia Hundley. Among the teams in the 2018 NCAA Super Six team final, two return 20 routines (UCLA and Utah), two return 19 (LSU and Oklahoma), Florida returns 18 and Nebraska brings back 15 competitive routines. Bolstering Florida s 2019 lineup options are six freshmen the most for the Gators since the 2005 season (also six freshmen on 2005 and 2004 rosters). Two bring U.S. National Team credentials, including Trinity Thomas - the only 2019 collegiate who is a member of the current U.S. Senior National Team. In September, Thomas became the fourth gymnast on a collegiate roster (and first since 2011) to earn an international medal when U.S. took team gold at 2018 Senior Pan American Championships in Lima, Peru. Leah Clapper and Sydney Johnson-Sharpf also have competed at U.S. Championship events. Johnson-Sharpf, a member of the U.S. Senior National Team, represented the U.S. at two international assignments. Three newcomers - Nya Reed, Savannah Schoenherr and Halley Taylor all advanced to Junior Olympic Level 10 Nationals. In their final J.O. competition in 2018, Schoenherr won bars (also allaround runner-up), Reed was fourth in vault and floor and Taylor was eighth in the all-around. Clapper also competed at the 2018 J.O.s, taking ninth in the Senior D all-around. This class ranks No. 1 on the 2019 CollegeGymFans.com Top Recruiting Classes list. In the last 10 years, Florida s recruiting classes ranked No. 1 seven times and No. 2 twice.

2 MEET COACH ROWLAND Jenny Rowland, one of the nation s rising coaching talents, is in her fourth season as University of Florida s head gymnastics coach. Rowland is the seventh head coach for the Gator program, which is in its 47 th season in She shared the 2016 Southeastern Conference Coach of the Year honor with Arkansas Mark Cook. She joins volleyball s Mary Wise (1991) as a Gator coach who claimed SEC Coach of the Year honors in their first season at UF. Rowland s experiences from the sport s highest level are the same as many current Gators. She is a former U.S. National Team member, a collegiate All-American and was named a 2015 National Collegiate Assistant of the Year. Rowland is a Category 3 International Brevet level judge. She served on the judging panel for the 2008, 2012 and 2016 U.S. Olympic Trials. Rowland s Coaching Career: At Florida: Florida reached the NCAA Super Six team final in each of Rowland s first three seasons with the Gators, taking fourth in 2016 and third in 2017 & Rowland was named the 2016 Southeastern Conference Coach of the Year after the Gators won that season s team title. Gators won NCAA individual event titles in each of the last three seasons. Bridget Sloan won the 2016 NCAA all-around and shared that season s uneven bars and balance beam titles. Alex McMurtry won the 2017 NCAA all-around champion and shared that season s uneven bars crown. She finished her career by claiming a share of the 2018 vault title. The Honda Award for gymnastics went to Sloan (2016) and McMurtry (2017), distinguishing them as the nation s top collegiate gymnast. McMurtry was part of a rare double in 2017 and 2018, claiming both the SEC Gymnast (2017)/SEC Event Specialist (2018) and the SEC Scholar-Athlete awards. In National Association of Collegiate Gymnastics Coaches/Women (NACGC) All-America regular-season awards, nine Gators earned 33 honors since At Auburn: Rowland came to Florida after spending five seasons at Auburn. She joined the Auburn coaching staff as an assistant coach in October of 2010 and was elevated to associate head coach in March of Rowland worked with all aspects of the Auburn gymnastics program, coordinating all of the program's community outreach efforts and interactions on campus as well as playing an integral role in recruiting and in-gym activities. She was named co-national Assistant Coach of the Year in 2015 after helping Auburn reach the NCAA Super Six for the first time in 22 years. Coaching Career Start in Sooner State: Rowland coached Elite gymnasts at Bart Conner Gymnastics Academy in Norman, Okla., for five years and then joined the Oklahoma coaching staff in June of At OU, she helped coach the Sooners to the 2004 Big XIII title, three-time team NCAA qualifiers ( ) and three Big XIII Gymnasts of the Year. As a Gymnast: During her gymnastics career, Rowland was a USA National Team member from and was part of the U.S. s 1989 World Championships team. During her collegiate career, she earned All-America honors for the uneven bars in 1993 for Arizona State. After retiring from competition, she returned to her home state, enrolling at the University of Oklahoma to finish her degree GATOR GYMNASTICS ROSTER NAME EVTS HT CL HOMETOWN (CLUB) Sierra Alexander V, FX 5-7 JR Fort Lauderdale, Fla. (West Broward Gymnastics Academy) Alyssa Baumann AA 5-1 SO Dallas, Texas (WOGA) Alicia Boren AA 4-11 SR Franklin Lakes, N.J. (North Stars Gymnastics Academy) Maegan Chant AA 5-3 JR Waterdown, Ontario (World Class Gymnastics) Amanda Cheney V, BB 5-5 SR Orlando, Fla. (Orlando Metro) Leah Clapper AA 4-11 FR Ann Arbor, Mich. (Gym America) Jazmyn Foberg AA 5-2 SO Bayville, N.J. (MG Elite) Rachel Gowey AA 5-1 JR Urbandale, Iowa (Chow s Gymnastics) Amelia Hundley AA 5-5 JR Hamilton, Ohio (Cincinnati Gymnastics) Sydney Johnson-Scharpf V, BB, FX 4-11 FR Clermont, Fla. (Brandy Johnson's Global Gymnastics) Nya Reed AA 5-3 FR Landover, Md. (Capital Gymnastics NTC) Savannah Schoenherr AA 5-3 FR Columbus, Ga. (Oconee Gymnastics Center) Megan Skaggs AA 5-3 SO Marietta, Ga. (Gymnastics Academy of Atlanta) Halley Taylor AA 5-2 FR Tampa, Fla. (LaFleur s Gymnastics Tampa) Trinity Thomas AA 5-3 FR York, Pa. (Prestige Gymnastics) Staff: Head Coach: Jenny Rowland Assistant Coaches: Adrian Burde & Owen Field Volunteer Coach: Jeremy Miranda Student Coach: Vanasia Bradley Assistant to the Head Coach: Brittany Arlington Managers: Tory Cohen & Rachel Slocum Athletic Trainer: Janet Taylor Pronunciation Guide: Sierra Alexander see-er-uh Alyssa Baumann Baugh-man Alicia Boren uh-lee-sh uh Bore-en Amanda Cheney Chain-ee Jazmyn Foberg FOE-berg Amelia Hundley Hund-lee Sydney Johnson-Scharpf - shärpf Nya Reed nī-uh Savannah Schoenherr Shane-hair Halley Taylor hae-lee (rhymes with valley) Jenny Rowland ROE-lund Vanasia Bradley - vuh-nay-suh Adrian Burde - bur-day Returning All-Americans: Four with 11 honors in NCAA competition Alyssa Baumann 2018 floor exercise* Alicia Boren Rachel Gowey Amelia Hundley 2018 vault*, all-around^, floor exercise^ 2017 all-around^, vault^ 2016 beam* 2018 uneven bars^, balance beam* 2018 uneven bars^ 2017 all-around^ *-first team ^-second team Returning All-SEC: Five Alyssa Baumann 2018 beam@ Alicia Boren Rachel Gowey Amelia Hundley 2018 floor@, all-around 2017 floor 2016 vault, balance beam 2018 uneven bars 2018 vault, uneven bars 2017 uneven champion ANOTHER GATOR TEAM MEMBER The Gator gymnastics team welcomes back Bailey Warner. The team adopted Bailey on Oct. 13, 2017 and supported the now nine-year old as she underwent juvenile pilocytic astrocytoma glioma treatment at Shands Hospital in Gainesville. She rang the bell in Shands Pediatric Ward on May 23, 2018 to signal the successful end to her chemotherapy treatments. The team met Bailey through the Friends of Jaclyn organization. Bailey has a locker, participated in the team s SEC Network and video board shoots and stops by for a Gator practice as often as she can.

3 ABOUT THE GATORS: Location: Gainesville, Fla. President: Dr. W. Kent Fuchs Athletics Director: Scott Stricklin Senior Women s Administrator: Lynda Tealer Associate Athletics Director (GYM admin): Kim Green Conference: Southeastern Enrollment: 54,854 Nickname: Gators Colors: Orange & Blue UF GYMNASTICS QUICK FACTS: 2019 Record (regular season): 3-0, 3-0 SEC 2018 Record (regular season): 13-4, 5-2 SEC (T2 nd ) 2018 Record (overall): 25-7, 5-2 SEC (T2 nd ) 2017 SEC Finish: 2 nd (regular season), 3 rd (championship) 2018 NCAA Finish: 3 rd (197.85) COACHING STAFF: Head Coach: Jenny Rowland Career & School Record/Years: 45-9 (fourth season / same) Assistant Coaches: Adrian Burde, Owen Field Volunteer Coach: Jeremy Miranda Student Coach: Vanasia Bradley RETURNING NCAA ALL-AMERICANS: 4 with 11 honors (only NCAA honors listed) Alyssa Baumann 1x 2018 floor -first team Alicia Boren 6x 2018 vault -first team, all-around, floor second 2017 all-around, vault second team 2016 beam first team Rachel Gowey 2x 2018 beam first team; bars - second Amelia Hundley 2x 2018 bars second team 2017 all-around second team Project Gator Leo Using terminology familiar to fans of Bravo Network s "Project Runway", the Gators are "In." Team members designed three of the leotards the Gators will wear this season NOTABLES Third in NCAA Super Six team final. Florida is the only team to finish in NCAA Super Six top four each of the last seven years. Florida was second in Southeastern Conference regular season (5-2) and third in Championship ( ) competition marked the 36 th NCAA Championships appearance by UF in the 37-year history of the event. NCAA University Park Region champion ( ) seventh consecutive region win Six gymnasts collected 12 All-America honors in NCAA Championships competition nation s third highest total for Five earned nine All-America honors in National Association of Collegiate Gymnastics Coaches (NACGC) regularseason awards. Alex McMurtry shared the NCAA vault title. Florida is the only program to have a gymnast claim at least one NCAA Individual title each of the last eight seasons. SEC Event Specialist Gymnast and Scholar of Year went to Alex McMurtry. Third time in league history same athlete swept the honors (with McMurtry also with SEC Gymnast and SEC Scholar-Athlete awards in 2017). Gators swept SEC apparatus titles Alyssa Baumann (beam), Alicia Boren (floor), Alex McMurtry (vault, bars). They were joined on the All-SEC team by Rachel Gowey, Amelia Hundley and Rachel Slocum, Gators turned in national leading marks in three individual events: vault (10.0), beam (10.0) and floor (10.0.) Nine Gators earned SEC Academic Honor Roll status. Finished the season ranked fifth in the nation with a school-record attendance average of 8,304. Gymnastics recorded a team cumulative grade point average of 3.58 in fall of 2017 and 3.53 in spring of UF VS OU HISTORY Florida leads Rank Year Site W/L UK UF +/- O F 2018 Home dual W NCAA (Semi) L NCAA (Super 6) L NCAA L (Super 6) NCAA L (Super 6) Away dual L NCAA W (Super 6) 2014 Home dual W NCAA T (Super 6) 2013 NCAA W (Super 6) 2010 Away dual L NCAA L (Super 6) Home dual W NCAA W (team) 2008 NCAA W (team) 2007 NCAA W T1 (team) 2004 NCAA W Qualifying 2002 Away dual L Home dual W NCAA W Home tri W Home 6- W way NCAA L NCAA W QUICK NOTES ABOUT THE NO. 1 VS NO. 2 DUAL This is the 11 th consecutive meeting between these two programs that one team brings the No. 1 ranking Five of the last six NCAA team titles were claimed by these two teams, including sharing the 2014 crown. Florida won the title outright in 2013 and 2015 and Oklahoma took the 2016 and 2017 titles. In the 2018 NCAA Championships, Oklahoma was second and Florida took third. Six of the 2019 top-11 team scores have come from these two programs. Oklahoma has the nation s top three scores, including its 2019 high of Florida s high of is the 2019 season s No. 6 total. Among the 2019 top-10 all-around scores, three gymnasts competing Friday are represented Oklahoma s Maggie Nichols (2019 high: 39.75) and Breanna Dowell (2019 high: ) plus Florida s Trinity Thomas (2019 high: 39.70).

4 Gator Gymnastics Meet Notes FLORIDA QUICK HITS Florida opened at No. 3 on the 2019 Women s Collegiate Gymnastics Association (WCGA) preseason poll. Florida s been among the nation s preseason top five every season since Florida returns four gymnasts with 11 All-America honors earned in NCAA Championships competition. The four earned seven All-America honors in 2018 NCAA competition senior Alicia Boren (all-around, vault, floor), juniors Rachel Gowey (bars, beam) and Amelia Hundley (bars) and sophomore Alyssa Baumann (floor) earned 2018 All-America honors. Eight Gators have been a part of their national teams, including six for the U.S. Two incoming freshmen Trinity Thomas ( , , ) and Sydney Johnson-Scharpf ( ) join sophomores Alyssa Baumann ( , , ) and Megan Skaggs ( ), juniors Rachel Gowey ( , , ) and Amelia Hundley ( , , ) as past U.S. Senior National Team members. Another sophomore, Jazmyn Foberg, was a two-time U.S. Junior National Team member ( , ). Junior Maegan Chant has been a part of Canada s national team. NATION S BEST IN 2019 NCAA COMPETITION The U.S. has taken team gold in the last two Olympic Games. The depth available to U.S. coaching staff has helped the U.S. take the team gold by comfortable margins. The last two U.S. Olympic Trials contained 24 different athletes and now 13 of those gymnasts are competing in NCAA action. Florida and Oklahoma are the two programs with a pair of representatives from the 2016 Olympic Trials. The Gator duo consists of Rachel Gowey (2016) and Amelia Hundley (2016). Sophomore Alyssa Baumann qualified for the 2016 Olympic Trials, but an elbow injury suffered leading up to the competition kept her out of the Trials. Gymnasts in Olympic Trials Now NCAA Competitors Trials Finish Olympic School Name Team Notes Florida Amelia Hundley 9th Rachel Gowey 11th Georgia Emily Schild 13 th Georgia Sabrina Vega 10th Oklahoma Maggie Nichols 6th Breanna Dowell 9th 10th UCLA Madison Kocian 8th Olympic team gold / bars silver Kyla Ross 5th Olympic team gold LSU Sarah Finnegan 6th Replacement athlete Christina Desiderio 12 th Utah McKayla Skinner 4th Replacement athlete 2019 GATOR GYMNASTICS SCHEDULE Date Opponent (Television) Result or Time 1/11 Missouri (SEC Network) W, /18 Louisiana State (SEC Network) W, /25 Kentucky (SEC Network) W, Oklahoma (FOX College Sports) 7:45 p.m. Gators Link to Pink versus Auburn (SEC Network) 6:45 p.m. 5 Alabama (SEC Network) 8:30 p.m. Georgia (SEC Network) 6:45 p.m. Arkansas (SEC Network +) 8 p.m. Penn State (SEC Network +) 6:45 p.m. Southeastern Conference Championships New Orleans, La. Session I (SEC Network) 4 p.m. Session II (ESPN2) 8 p.m. 4/4-6 NCAA Regional Championships TBA NCAA Championships Ft. Worth, Texas NCAA Semifinal I (ESPNU) 1 p.m. NCAA Semifinal II (ESPNU) 7 p.m. NCAA Team Final (ESPNU) 7 p.m. Bold denotes home meets 2019 GATOR TICKET INFORMATION Season Reserved Adult Tickets $35 $8 Reserved Youth (12 & under) $20 $8 Reserved Loge Tickets: $70 General Admission Adult $20 $5 General Admission Youth (12 & under) $5 $1 UF Students w/ Gator1 ID Purchase tickets: UAA Ticket Office (Gate 1, Ben Hill Griffin Stadium) Office hours (M-F): 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Phone: (352) Web: FloridaGators.com/tickets Single Meet Free THE LAST TIME IT HAPPENED UF gymnast won an all-around title: Trinity Thomas ( ) Gator freshman won an all-around title: Trinity Thomas ( ) UF gymnasts swept top 3 event finishers at a meet: UF swept UF-UK bars (Trinity Thomas 9.975, Alicia Boren, Amelia Hundley, Megan Skaggs 9.95) Gator gymnast swept meet event titles: Alex McMurtry claimed at least a share of the five event titles versus Nebraska on March 9, 2018 UF gymnast earned a 10.0: Kennedy Baker (floor) versus Alabama Last home loss: Jan. 12, 2018 vs LSU ( ) UF counted a fall toward its team total: : Feb. 28, 2009 at Georgia (48.625) Bars: Jan. 8, 2010 at Oklahoma (48.175) Beam: Feb. 16, 2018 at Georgia (48.725) Floor: March 2, 2018 at Missouri (48.80) UF was 24 for 24 for routines in a meet: Jan. 18, 2019 at LSU Florida did not have an all-arounder in its lineup: Feb. 22, 2013 versus Kentucky Florida won a regular-season meet after a third-rotation deficit: o Road: at No. 5 LSU (-0.05 deficit for win) o Home: vs No. 6 Georgia ( deficit for 1.35 win)

5 Gator Gymnastics Meet Notes ROAD TO NATIONALS RANKINGS ( ) Rank Team Conference RQS Average High 1 Oklahoma Big Florida SEC UCLA PAC Utah PAC LSU SEC Georgia SEC Denver Big Alabama SEC Boise State MRGC Michigan Big Ten Auburn SEC Washington PAC Nebraska Big Ten BYU MRGC Ohio State Big Ten Missouri SEC Kentucky SEC California PAC Arizona State PAC Oregon State PAC Minnesota Big Ten Penn State Big Ten Arizona PAC Arkansas SEC Stanford PAC Road to Nationals ranking schedule: Jan. 8 Feb. 12 Ranking by Total Season Average Beginning Feb. 26 -Ranking by Regional Qualifying Score (consists of a team's three highest road scores and the next three highest scores. The high score is subtracted from the six event total and the remaining amount is divided by five) Schedule Notes: Florida has started every season since 2007 ranked in the preseason top-five: (2007: 3rd; 2008: 2nd; 2009: 3rd; 2010: 4th; 2011: 3rd; 2012: 3rd, 2013: 3rd; 2014: 1st, 2015: 1st, 2016: 2nd, 2017: 5th; 2018: 2 nd ; rd). The first eight Florida opponents rank among the preseason top 20, including home dates versus No. 7 Georgia (Feb. 22), No. 10 Kentucky (Jan. 25) and No. 14 Auburn (Feb. 8). The Gators face half of the top six preseason teams on the road No. 2 Oklahoma (Feb. 1), No. 4 LSU (Jan. 18) and No. 6 Alabama (Feb. 15). Other preseason ranked Gator opponents include at No. 12 Arkansas (March 1) and the 2019 season opens Jan. 11 with a home meet versus No. 19 Missouri. Florida in the 2019 Rankings Date Team V UB BB FX Preseason (vote) 3 Jan. 7 did not compete Jan T Jan T Jan T Feb. 4 Feb. 11 Feb. 18 Feb. 25 March 4 March 11 March 18 Denotes RQS 2019 GATOR FLOOR EXERCISE TITLES NAME Sierra Alexander Alyssa Baumann Alicia Boren Maegan Chant Leah Clapper Jazmyn Foberg Rachel Gowey Amelia Hundley Sydney Johnson- Scharpf Nya Reed Savannah Schoenherr Megan Skaggs Halley Taylor Trinity Thomas Music HOTDAMN! by Tropkillaz, Beast by Onderkoffer, Drop It Like It s Hot by Snoop Dog and The Next Episode by Dr. Dre Toca by Carnage featuring Timmy Trumpet & KSHMR, Revolution by Diplo (District 78 Remix), Collab Bro by Timmy Trumpet & ANGEMI 20th Century Fox Intro Trap Remix, My Prerogative by Bobby Brown, U Can t Touch This by MC Hammer, Get Low (Mike Gracias Remix) by Lil Jon, Worth It by Fifth Harmony Powerful by Major Lazer Moon Over Ala Nar by Naked Rhythm R3B3L by ZwiReK, Sensei and Grimey by TroyBoi TRNDSTTR by Black Coast The Greatest Show from Greatest Showman, Circus by Britney Spears, Circus (Diplo Circus Remix) by Britney Spears, Who by Tujamo & Plastik Funk, The EDM Circus by Tony Junior You Don t Own Me and Pyre by Son Lux Cake Bo$$$ by Mayeda featuring K-9, Crazy in Love (Mayeda Twerk Remix) by Beyoncé, Still Fly (Mayeda Remix) by Big Tymers The Four Seasons of Buenos Aires and Spring by Astor Piazzolla; Running From the Devil by District 78 ELLA by Woolymammoth Purple Lamborghini by Skrillex and Rick Ross Changes by James Blake Harmonix and Nuclear Warhead by DJ Trendsetter FRESHMAN CLASS RANKED NO. 1 For the second consecutive season, Florida tops the freshman class rankings by CollegeGymFans.com. In the last 10 years, Florida s freshmen class ranked No. 1 seven times and No. 2 twice. Six join the Gators 2019 team, which is the biggest addition since the 2005 Florida team also added six freshmen. Two bring U.S. National Team credentials, including current U.S. Senior National Team member Trinity Thomas. In September, Thomas became the fourth gymnast on a collegiate roster (and first since 2011) to earn an international medal when the U.S. took team gold at the 2018 Senior Pan American Championships in Lima, Peru. Leah Clapper and Sydney Johnson-Sharpf also have competed at U.S. Championship events. Johnson-Sharpf, a member of the U.S. Senior National Team, represented the U.S. at two international assignments. Three newcomers Nya Reed, Savannah Schoenherr and Halley Taylor - all advanced to Junior Olympic Level 10 Nationals. In their final J.O.s in 2018, Schoenherr won bars (also all-around runner-up), Reed was fourth in vault and floor and Taylor was eighth in the all-around. Clapper also competed at the 2018 J.O.s, taking ninth in the Senior D all-around. Did You Know Every Gator gymnast has a Gator Chomp choreographed into her floor exercise routine. All-American Colleen Johnson was the first to chomp in her 1994 floor routine. It has been a part of all Gator floor routines since 1995.

6 Gator Gymnastics Meet Notes NATIONAL TEAM CONNECTIONS Eight members of the Gator gymnastics team have been a part of their national teams. U.S. National Team Four current Gators were part of U.S. gold medal teams in Pan Am Games competition. Sophomore Megan Skaggs joined juniors Rachel Gowey and Amelia Hundley on the 2015 Pan Am team. Gowey also won Pan Am gold for the uneven bars. Gowey, part of the , , U.S. Senior National Teams, was also part of the 2014 Jesolo Trophy gold medal team. Hundley ( , , U.S. Senior National team member) was part of the 2014 Pan Am gold medal team and took silver on floor and bronze on bars at the 2015 event. Freshman Trinity Thomas is the fourth gymnast on a collegiate roster (and first since 2011) to earn an international medal when U.S. took team gold at 2018 Senior Pan American Championships in Lima, Peru, in September. She was runner-up in all-around and uneven bars at the event. Thomas is the only member of the U.S. Senior National Team on a 2019 collegiate roster. She competed at the 2016 and 2017 Jesolo Trophy event and was the U.S. representative in the 2018 Tokyo World Cup, taking second in the all-around. Sophomore Alyssa Baumann was part of the U.S. s gold medal team at the 2014 World Championships in Nanning, China. The three-time U.S. Senior Team member also competed on the U.S. gold-medal teams at the 2014 and 2015 City of Jesolo Trophy events. Gowey joined her on the 2014 roster for the Jesolo event. She took second on beam on both trips to Jesolo, Italy. Sophomore Jazmyn Foberg, a and U.S. Junior National Team member, competed in the 2015 Jesolo Trophy junior division and also competed in that year s International Junior Japan meet. She was third in allaround at Jesolo Trophy and second in Japan. Freshmen Sydney Johnson-Scharpf, a member of the U.S. Senior National Team, competed in two 2016 international assignments Jesolo Trophy and Reykjavik International Games. Canada Maegan Chant competed at the 2013 and 2014 World Championships for her native Canada. She also was part of Canada s fifth-place team at the 2014 Pan American Games. TOP DUAL MEETS Friday s dual featuring No. 2 Florida at No. 1 Oklahoma is the Gators 27 th dual meet featuring top-five teams in the last 15 seasons. Florida is in duals featuring top-five teams since Gator Duals Featuring Top 5 Teams Since 2004 Date Opponent UF Rank Result No. 5 LSU No. 3 W, /26/18 No. 1 Oklahoma No. 5 W, No. 2 LSU No. 3 L, /29/16 No. 5 Alabama No. 1 W, , /15/16 No. 5 UCLA No. 3 W, No. 1 Oklahoma No. 3 L, No. 3 LSU No. 2 L, No. 4 Alabama No. 3 L, /21/14 No. 3 LSU No. 2 W, /31/14 No. 1 Oklahoma No. 2 W, No. 4 UCLA No. 1 W, /13 No. 5 Alabama No. 1 W, /24/12 No. T3 Georgia No. 1 W, No. 5 Utah No. 1 W, No. 4 Georgia No. 1 W, No. 2 Utah No. 5 L, /16/09 No. 4 Auburn No. 1 W, /18/08 No. 2 Georgia No. 1 L, Alabama No. 3 L, /08 No. 2 Utah No. 3 W, /19/07 No. 4 Alabama No. 1 W, Georgia No. 1 T, /06 No. 2 Utah No. 3 W, /27/06 No. 1 Georgia No. 5 L, /28/05 No. 4 Alabama No. 5 W, Alabama No. 4 L, SEC G YMNAST OF THE WEEK Florida s claimed a pair of Southeastern Conference weekly gymnastics awards each of the last three weeks. Senior Alicia Boren claimed the Jan. 15 SEC Gymnast of the Week and junior Rachel Gowey was the Jan. 22 SEC Specialist Gymnast of the Week. The Jan. 15 and Jan. 22 SEC Freshman of the Week went to Trinity Thomas. On Tuesday, Thomas claimed the SEC Gymnast of the Week and sophomore Megan Skaggs is the SEC Specialist of the Week. Here s what the Gators did versus Kentucky to claim the Jan. 29 honors: Thomas First Collegiate Win: Won four events versus Kentucky. Claimed three titles outright allaround (39.70), bars (9.975) and beam (9.925). Shared floor win at was the nation s top all-around total of last weekend and shares second overall for 2019 Fifth Gator freshman to post a nearly-perfect uneven bars mark Leads Florida in 2019 with six event titles. First in Jan. 28 national bars rankings (9.95 average). T5th on floor (9.925 average) 4th for all-around ( average), 9th for beam (9.892 average) Skaggs Performance: Second in uneven bars versus Kentucky at It was second time this season Skaggs raised her collegiate bars best (opened season with a versus Missouri) Tied for fourth among nation s bars performers (9.925 average) Led off every Florida beam lineup currently ranked No. T22 for beam (9.867 average). Posted beams marks of 9.85 or better in every meet, including versus Missouri and again versus Kentucky Florida s 2019 SEC Honorees Week SEC Gymnast SEC Specialist SEC Freshman 1* Sarah Finnegan, LSU Britney Ward, MU Rachael Lukacs, UGA 2 Alicia Boren, UF Abby Milliet, AU Trinity Thomas, UF Derrian Gobourne, AU 3 Sarah Finnegan, LSU Rachel Gowey, UF Trinity Thomas, UF Ariana Guerra, ALA 4 Trinity Thomas, UF Megan Skaggs, UF Derrian Gobourne, AU *UF did not compete the weekend of Jan. 4-6 FLORIDA SETS HOME ATTENDANCE RECORD IN 2018 The Gators 2018 season which included a pair of sellouts - set a schoolrecord average of 8,304 per meet. Florida s attendance ranked No. 5 among the nation s collegiate gymnastics teams. That average stood No. 9 among NCAA women s basketball, gymnastics and volleyball programs. Half of the top-10 season averages from those three sports come from gymnastics programs NCAA Women s Sports Attendance Leader # School Avg Sport # School Avg Sport 1 Utah 15,139 GYM 6 UConn WBB 2 South Carolina 13,239 WBB 7 Iowa State 9,870 WBB 3 LSU 12,009 GYM 8 Tennessee 8,778 WBB 4 Alabama 11,013 GYM 9 Florida 8,304 GYM 5 Georgia 10,102 GYM 10 Nebraska 8,202 VB

7 Gator Gymnastics Meet Notes Gators Lineup Notes Quick hits on each Gator who has competed in Alexander Back in vault lineup since tearing left Achilles in Jan. 31, 2018 practice. Season best of 9.85 at LSU Boren Shared season-opening win with season-best Earned vault All-America honors at last two NCAA Championships competitions Chant In first lineup appearance since Feb. 9, 2018, turned in a 9.85 at LSU; on Jan. 25 versus Kentucky Competes a Tsukahara layout full Cheney Made first vault lineup appearance since Jan. 27, 2017 versus Kentucky, posting a collegiate best Gowey led off season-opener lineup Reed In first two lineups in 2019; season-best 9.85 at LSU Schoenherr In every 2019 lineup; season-best 9.75 at LSU Thomas In every 2019 lineup; season-best at LSU & vs UK Three-time member of U.S. Senior National Team. Graduated a year early from high school to enroll at UF in summer of Bars Boren Led off last 14 bars lineups. Collegiate-best of 9.95 versus UK Gowey 2019 best of 9.90 set versus Kentucky Earned All-America honors at 2018 NCAAs In every possible bars lineup of collegiate career currently at 31 consecutive meets Hundley 2019 best of 9.95 versus Kentucky Earned All-America honors at 2018 NCAAs In every possible bars lineup of collegiate career currently at 31 consecutive meets Schoenherr 2019 best of 9.90 versus Kentucky 2018 Junior Olympics bars champion Skaggs Anchored season opening lineup with a collegiate best 9.925; upped collegiate best to a 9.95 versus Kentucky Thomas 9.95 versus Missouri is second-highest debut bars score in Florida history Collegiate-best of versus Kentucky. Fifth Gator freshman to earn a nearly-perfect bars mark Runner-up in 2018 Senior Pan Am Games bars Beam Baumann In 2019 debut, shared second at LSU w/ regular-season beam All-American Boren 9.90 in first two meets, sharing win vs Missouri Clapper In collegiate debut on Jan. 11, anchored with a Gowey Season best won title outright at LSU Shared win in season opener at 9.90 Jan. 22 SEC Specialist Gymnast of Week 2018 All-American at 2018 NCAA Championships In every possible beam lineup of collegiate career currently at 31 consecutive meets Hundley In every 2019 lineup; equaled collegiate best of 9.9 versus Kentucky Skaggs Led off every 2019 lineup; 2019 high of came vs. Missouri and again versus Kentucky Thomas In every 2019 lineup; 2019 high of won Kentucky dual Floor Baumann In 2019 debut, turned in at LSU Upped 2019 best to 9.90 versus Kentucky 2018 All-American at 2018 NCAA Championships Boren Turned in a 9.9 or better in every meet Shared Missouri and Kentucky wins with marks of Earned All-America floor honors in 2018 Gowey Anchored season-opener lineup by equaling collegiate best of Upped collegiate best to 9.9 in next floor appearance versus Kentucky Hundley In every lineup; 2019 high of 9.90 vs Kentucky Johnson- In every lineup; 2019 high of 9.80 at LSU Scharpf Reed Turned in a 9.9 or better in first two meets Shared win in season-opener at to equal UF s highest floor score in a season opener Thomas Turned in a 9.9 or better in every meet UF season best 9.95 shared win at LSU; also shared Kentucky win at Boren Opened season with equaling Florida s all-time high total in a season opener for second consecutive year Win was 12 th as a Gator All-around All-America at 2018 & 2017 NCAAs Jan. 15 SEC Gymnast of the Week (3 rd such honor of career) All-arounder in all but first meet of freshman season a string of 44 consecutive meets Gowey In season opener, third in all-around at Thomas Won first collegiate all-around versus Kentucky is nation s highest for a freshman in 2019 Runner-up at LSU at Runner-up in season opener at which is highest ever for a Gator making all-around debut in season opener Jan. 29 SEC Gymnast of the Week first freshman to claim honor since Georgia s Rachel Dickson was the 2017 Week 7 recipient Jan. 15 & 22 SEC Freshman of the Week BARS RECORD Florida s school-record uneven bars total of ties for seventh all-time among NCAA programs. A team has earned a nine times. Florida s is one of four that didn t include at least one individual Each of the top six bars totals contain at least one NCAA All-Time High Uneven Bars Team Totals Bars Total School Date Site Opponent UCLA H Oregon State Georgia H Florida Georgia H Kentucky LSU H Arizona UCLA A Maui Invite Georgia N NCAA Super Six Florida H Kentucky Oklahoma A Big 12 Championships LSU H TWU UCLA H Stanford UCLA H Nebraska Nebraska A Big 12 Championships Stanford H California Georgia H NCSU/GWU Georgia H Stanford 0

8 Gator Gymnastics Meet Notes VAULT NUMBERS Returning this season is the requirement that the number of the vault the gymnast will perform must show on the flash unit at the beginning of the runway. Look for these numbers for possible vaults performed by the Gators in 2019: Possible Gator performers Max Value # Yurchenko layout with full twist Alexander, Baumann, Cheney, Foberg, Gowey, Hundley, Johnson-Scharpf, Reed, Skaggs, Taylor Yurchenko layout with 1.5 twist Alexander, Baumann, Boren, Hundley, Reed, Schoenherr, Thomas Front handspring pike-front half twist Chant Tsukahara layout with full twist Chant THIRD ROTATION RALLY Heading into the final rotation at No. 5 Louisiana State, the Gators trailed the Tigers by Although it was a fraction of a point, closing that gap is a tough task especially on the road. When Florida s six-for-six beam set moved the Gators to the win, it was the team s first final rotation road rally since 2012 (-0.05 deficit to win at No. 6 Nebraska on March 4, 2012). That gave Florida its first win in four visits to Baton Rouge, with the last road win coming in ADDITION FOR 2020 SEASON Florida signed three-time Junior Olympic Level 10 champion Payton Richards in the November signing period. Payton Richards Mokena, Three top-four individual finishes in 2018 Junior Olympic Level 10 Senior D Championships floor exercise (tied for third), all-around (4th) and uneven bars (T4th) Shared 2017 JO Level 10 Senior A beam title. Also shared second in all-around and runner-up on bars 2016 JO Level 10 Junior E all-around co-champion and claimed beam title. Also shared third on vault 2018 and 2017 Region 5 Level 10 balance beam champion and allaround runner-up in both meets. Also 2016 Region 5 Junior allaround champion 2018, 2017, 2016 Region 5 All-Star Team 2017 Metroplex Challenge beam champion. All-around runner-up and shared second on vault 2018 Illinois Level 10 all-around, vault, bars, beam champion. Claimed 2017 state titles for all-around, vault and bars Member of Aerials Gymnastics Club in Downers Grove, Ill., and is coached by Don and Patrice McPherson Nation s Top 18 Team Scores of 2019 Score School Site Opponent Date Oklahoma A Arkansas Oklahoma A Metroplex Challenge Oklahoma H Georgia UCLA H Arizona State UCLA A Collegiate Challenge Florida H Kentucky Florida A LSU LSU A Alabama LSU H Florida Utah A Arizona State Florida H Missouri Nebraska H Illinois-Champaign UCLA H Nebraska Utah A BYU Utah H Penn State Utah A Oregon State Georgia H Iowa State Oklahoma A BSU, UNC Nation s 10.0 Marks of 2019 Evnt Score Date Gymnast School Site Opponent V /5/2019 Maggie Nichols Oklahoma A Arkansas UB /12/2019 Kyla Ross UCLA A Collegiate Challenge /21/2019 Madison Kocian UCLA H Arizona State BB FX /12/2018 Katelyn Ohashi UCLA H Oregon State 2019 Top 20 Totals AA Name School Date Opponent Maggie Nichols Oklahoma A Arkansas Trinity Thomas Florida H Kentucky Sarah Finnegan LSU H Florida Kyla Ross UCLA A Quad MyKayla Skinner Utah H Penn State Sarah Finnegan LSU H California Trinity Thomas Florida A LSU Maggie Nichols Oklahoma H Georgia Kyla Ross UCLA H Nebraska Lexy Ramler Minnesota A Penn State Kennedi Edney LSU A Alabama Sarah Finnegan LSU A Alabama Brenna Dowell Oklahoma A North Carolina MyKayla Skinner Utah A Oregon State Natalie Wojcik Michigan A Maryland Natalie Wojcik Michigan A Quad Sydney Snead Georgia H Alabama MyKayla Skinner Utah A Arizona State MyKayla Skinner Utah A BYU

9 Gator Gymnastics Meet Notes Did You Know The average height for the Gators is 5-3. Sierra Alexander is 5-7, the tallest Gator since the 2007 roster had a pair of 5-8 gymnasts Breanne King and Chantelle Tousek. Alyssa Baumann is the third Gator to be a part of a medal-winning U.S. World Championship team. Baumann was part of the 2014 gold medal team. Mackenzie Caquatto and Bridget Sloan were both part of the 2010 U.S. team that took silver. Alicia Boren won four consecutive Junior Olympic Level 10 all-around titles (2015, 2014, 2013, 2012). Maegan Chant got her dog Charlie when she was 12. He dad said if she finished in the top three in the 2010 Elite Canada all-around, she could get a dog. She took second. Amanda Cheney started gymnastics at age six. She was involved in dance but couldn t suppress the desire to do cartwheels. She asked her mother if she could try gymnastics. Leah Clapper and her younger sister, Lily, have a food blog Zest & Finesse Jazmyn Foberg is one of two on the 2019 Gator team to graduate high school a year early to start college. Trinity Thomas also finished high school in three years to join the 2019 Gator team. Rachel Gowey learned a bit more than how to become an elite gymnast while she trained at Chow s Gymnastics. Liang Chow also taught her to count to five in Chinese. Amelia Hundley s family owns a dance studio and she s taken classes for a variety of types of dance. Her favorite? Tap. Sydney Johnson-Scharpf is the only child of Brandy Johnson (member of 1988 U.S. Olympic team) and competitive water skier, now movie/television stunt man Bill Scharpf Nya Reed claimed 10 Virginia Level 10 titles since 2013 (2018 allaround, beam, floor; 2017 vault, beam, floor; 2014 vault; 2013 allaround, bars, floor) Savannah Schoenherr already has four 10.0s earned in Georgia High School Association (GHSA) competition. She swept the five event titles at the 2019 GHSA State Championships, including scoring her final 10.0 to claim the floor title. Megan Skaggs is one of three Gators on the 2015 Pan American Games gold medal team. Rachel Gowey and Amelia Hundley also were on that team. Halley Taylor is a fourth generation Gator. She s been coming to Gator football and gymnastics events since she was a child. Trinity Thomas helped the U.S. win the 2018 Senior Pan American Gymnastics Championships gold in Peru in September (also claimed silver on bars and all-around). Thomas is believed to be the fourth gymnast to earn an international medal while also on a NCAA team roster. She s the first since Jessie Deziel (Nebraska/2011 Pan Am gold). Others include Alicia Sacramone (Brown/2006-silver & 2007-gold World Championships) and Kelly Garrison-Steves (Oklahoma/1987 Pan Am Games gold). SMART GATORS Seven Gators earned National Association of Collegiate Gymnastics Coaches (NACGC) Scholastic All-America honors in To qualify, a cumulative grade point average of 3.50 is required. Sierra Alexander Amanda Cheney Megan Skaggs Alyssa Baumann Jazmyn Foberg Maegan Chant Rachel Gowey This team is regularly among the GPA leaders among Gator squads. Here s the team s GPA for the last five semesters: Fall Spring Fall Spring Fall ALICIA BOREN EARNS 40 TH EVENT WIN Senior Alicia Boren floor victory on Jan. 25 makes her the 15 th Gator with 40 or more career event titles. Gators with 40 or More Career Event Titles Name FR SOPH JR SR Total Bridget Sloan ( ) Elfi Schlegel ( ) Melissa Miller ( ) Kytra Hunter ( ) Kristen Guise ( ) Alex McMurtry ( ) Ashanée Dickerson ( ) Ann Woods ( ) Corey Hartung ( ) Chrissy Van Fleet ( ) Ashley Reed ( ) Lynn McDonnell ( ) Melanie Sinclair ( ) Amanda Castillo ( ) Alicia Boren (2016-present) Gator Event Winners AA V UB BB FX Alicia Boren (5) (1-11) (1-11) 9.90 (1-11) (1-11) (1-25) Rachel Gowey (2) Nya Reed (1) 9.90 (1-11) (1-18) (1-11) Trinity Thomas (6) (1-25) 9.95 (1-11) (1-25) 9.95 (1-18) (1-25) (1-25_ Florida in the National Rankings (by total season average as of Jan. 28, 2019) Team Trinity Thomas Alicia Boren T14. Rachel Gowey T21. Maegan Chant 9.85 Uneven Bars Trinity Thomas 9.95 T4 Megan Skaggs T10 Amelia Hundley T22 Alicia Boren Balance Beam Trinity Thomas T11 Alicia Boren T16 Rachel Gowey T16 Leah Clapper T22 Megan Skaggs Floor Exercise T5 Trinity Thomas T7 Alicia Boren T9 Nya Reed T22 Alyssa Baumann T22 Rachel Gowey 9.887

10 Gator Gymnastics Meet Notes WHAT TO EXPECT IN 2019? Florida returns two who earned All-America honors in NCAA competition - Alicia Boren (2017, 2018) and Amelia Hundley (2017). Boren s 11 all-around victories is No. 11 on the Gators Career chart. She led the Gators in 2018 with six all-around victories and was the Southeastern Conference Championships runner-up. Boren is one of three on Florida s 2019 roster with collegiate all-around wins. Juniors Amelia Hundley (2) and Rachel Gowey (1) both claimed all-around wins as freshmen. Two Gator sophomores Jazmyn Foberg and Megan Skaggs competed in at least one all-around in Several freshmen are training all events. Two freshmen with recent allaround accolades are Savannah Schoenherr and Trinity Thomas. Schoenherr took second in 2018 Junior Olympic National Level 10 allaround. At the 2018 U.S. Championships, Thomas took eighth in the allaround to earn her third consecutive U.S. Senior National Team berth. She was part of the U.S. s gold-medal team at the 2018 Senior Pan American Championships, where she took second in the all-around. Gator returners from 2018 NCAA Championships (all-arounders): Name Boren Hundley 2018 Best : Florida ranked among the nation s top three on vault in the final nine ranking reports of 2018 and set its season-high of in the Gators Link to Pink meet versus Arkansas. Florida s vault total led both 2018 NCAA semifinal sessions. Four return from Florida s vaulting lineup in the 2018 NCAA Super Six, but Foberg is sidelined due to elbow surgery. Boren performs a Yurchenko one and half (10.0 start value) and seven other Gators (Sierra Alexander, Alyssa Baumann, Amelia Hundley, Nya Reed, Savannah Schoenherr, Megan Skaggs, Trinity Thomas) could compete the same vault in Maegan Chant also trains two different 10.0 value vaults a Tsukahara layout with a full twist and front handspring pike-front half. Gator returners from 2018 NCAA Championships (vault lineup): Name Boren Foberg Hundley Skaggs 2018 Best Bars: Florida ranked third on bars for the final five ranking reports of The season best of came in the regular-season finale versus Nebraska. Two returners earned All-America bars honors at the NCAA Championships Rachel Gowey and Amelia Hundley. Gowey won two bars titles in 2018 and Hundley posted six top-three bars finishes. Freshman Savannah Schoenherr won the 2018 Junior Olympics Level 10 bars title. At the September 2018 Senior Pan American Games, Trinity Thomas was runner-up on bars. Gator returners from 2018 NCAA Championships (bar lineup): Beam: Florida ranked among the top four in seven of the 12 ranking reports of Its school-record beam total came versus Oklahoma. Florida returns three with beam wins in 2018, including Southeastern Conference champion Alyssa Baumann. Alicia Boren won twice, Baumann three times and Rachel Gowey shared the 2018 team high of four wins with then senior Alex McMurtry. Gowey earned beam All- America honors at the NCAA Championships. Several freshmen could claim beam spots, including Leah Clapper, Sydney Johnson-Scharpf, Savannah Schoenherr, Halley Taylor and Trinity Thomas. Options abound on this event for the 2019 Gators. Gator returners from 2018 NCAA Championships (beam lineup): Name Baumann Boren Gowey Hundley Skaggs 2018 Best Floor: Florida stood among the nation s top five for each of the final seven 2018 floor ranking reports. UF s 2018 season high of came in the Alabama dual meet and included a 10.0 floor mark by then senior Kennedy Baker. For the second consecutive year, Alicia Boren won five floor titles. Among her 2018 wins was the Southeastern Conference floor title. She equaled her collegiate-best of 9.95 three times as a junior. Boren earned All-America honors with her 9.90 in the NCAA Semifinals. Two Gators turned in their season floor bests in 2018 NCAA competition. Alyssa Baumann earned All-American honors with her 9.95 floor routine in 2018 NCAA semifinal competition and matched her collegiate-best mark in the NCAA Super Six team final. Amelia Hundley anchored the Super Six floor lineup with a season-best Several freshmen bring big skills, including double layouts by Nya Reed, Halley Taylor and Trinity Thomas. Sydney Johnson-Scharpf and Savannah Schoenherr also have E-level passes in their floor repertoires. Gator returners from 2018 NCAA Championships (floor lineup): Name Baumann Boren Gowey Hundley 2018 Best GATOR STATISTICAL LEADERS Team Total ` Alex McMurtry * Team Alex McMurtry 10.0* Uneven Bars Team Alex McMurtry Five times Balance Beam Team * Alex McMurtry 10.0* Floor Exercise Team Kennedy Baker 10.0* *-School record Name Boren Foberg Gowey Hundley Skaggs 2018 Best