Oklahoma Women s Gymnastics

Weekly Release March 10, Meet No. 10: Centenary Where: Norman, Okla. Lloyd Noble Center (12,000) When: March 10, Time: 7:00 p.m. Opponent: Centenary (3-5) Overall Record: 7-6 Big 12 Record: 1-2 Centenary PREVIEW Oklahoma No. 5 Record: 7-6 Centenary Ladies NR Record: 6-9 The No. 5 Oklahoma women s gymnastics team will compete in its final home meet of the season this Friday, March 10, at the Lloyd Noble Center. The meet is slated to start at 7 p.m. and will be Senior Night for Tara Anderson, Coral Borda and Kristen Cox. In commemoration of the final home meet, fans can enjoy $.50 hot dogs and cokes. The enter the meet with a 7-6 overall record (1-2 Big 12) and have won three consecutive meets. OU is 2-2 in home meets and 4-0 versus unranked opponents this season. Centenary comes to Norman holding a 6-9 overall record and is 4-4 in road meets. It will be a special night for our seniors, said head coach Steve Nunno. We hope our fans will come out and support the team and send our three seniors off with a nice farewell. Oklahoma is coming off 197.050-191.275 victory over Texas Woman s University held at the Howard McCasland Field House. The swept all four team and individual events and earned their third consecutive victory. With the win, Oklahoma improved its record to one game over.500 for the first time this season. Junior Brittney Koncak-Schumann won her fourth all-around competition of the season after recording a 39.050 and freshman Haley DeProspero finished in second place (38.800). Six different posted career highs in the victory and sophomore Stephanie LoPiccolo set a team season high on bars recording a 9.95. The Centenary Ladies travel to Norman coming off a third-place finish in a quad meet hosted by Southeast Missouri. The team bested Ball State 188.775 to 187.325 but came up short against SEMO (191.975) and Missouri (195.550). Schedule Date Opponent Location/Result Jan. 6 Cancun Gymnastics Classic (4th, 193.325) Jan. 20 vs. Southern Utah (Win, 195.925) Jan. 29 at TWU, Air Force (Win, 195.900) Feb. 4 vs. Nebraska * (Loss, 196.000) Feb. 10 vs. Iowa State * (Loss, 196.050) Feb. 12 at Georgia (Loss, 195.950) Feb. 17 at Missouri * (Win, 196.100) Feb. 24 at LSU (Win, 196.950) March 3 vs. TWU (Win, 197.050) March 10 vs. Centenary Norman, Okla. March 17 at Kent State Kent, Ohio March 25 Big 12 Championship Lincoln, Neb. Home Meets Compete at the Howard McCasland Field House (Capacity: 2,000) * - Big 12 Conference Roster Women s Gymnastics SID Andy Hansen Graduate Assistant E-Mail: alhansen@ou.edu Office: (405) 325-8299 Fax: (405) 325-7623 Web: www.soonersports.com Name Ht. Yr. Hometown Anderson, Tara 5-3 Sr. Phoenix, Ariz. Borda, Coral 5-4 Sr. Rio de Janero, Brazil Cooney, Ashley 5-4 Jr. Plano, Texas Cox, Kristen 5-0 Sr. Horn Lake, Miss. DeProspero, Haley 5-0 Fr. McKinney, Texas Hinkis, Caitlin 5-1 So. Simsbury, Conn. Jackson, Ashley 5-1 Fr. Hudsonville, Mich. Schumann, Brittney 5-2 Jr. McQueeney, Texas Lesko, Gina 5-0 Fr. Allen, Texas LoPiccolo, Stephanie 4-11 So. Melbourne, Australia Redmond, Kiara 5-1 So. Whittier, Calf. Willin, Tiffany 5-3 Jr. Fort Myers, Fla. Winn, Lori 5-0 Jr. Oklahoma City, Okla. For the second meet in a row, Meredith Smith was Centenary s top finisher in an event. She took third place with a 9.8 on the vault and Kristina Menne placed second Head Coach: Steve Nunno (Sixth Season) in the all-around with a total score of 38.550. Assistant Coach: Nilson Savage Assistant Coach: Jenny Rowland Centenary is a tough team and will be ready to compete, Nunno said. We can t overlook them and we can t afford any mental mistakes. Record Breakdown Pronunciation Guide Overall: 7-6 Under head coach Steve Nunno, the have never faced Centenary in a dual Coral Borda core-al BORE-da meet. However, both teams did meet last season in a quad meet in the Oklahoma Big 12: 1-2 Haley DeProspero de-pross-pero Invitational held at the Lloyd Noble Center. Oklahoma earned first-place honors with Ranked Opponent: 3-6 Brittney Schumann Shoe-men Stephanie LoPiccolo lo-pick-o-low a 196.500 and Centenary came in third (192.075) behind Missouri. Unranked Opponent: 4-0 Steve Nunno NEW-no Home: 2-2 Kiara Redmond Key-ara Red-Mond Oklahoma will head to Kent, Ohio, on Friday, March 17, for a dual meet versus Kent Away: 4-1 Lori Winn Win State. The event will mark the final regular season meet for the before Tiffany Willin Will-in heading to Lincoln, 4 NCAA Neb., on National March 25, for Appearances the Big 12 Championship. - 2 NCAA All-Around Neutral Titles Site: - 1-3 4 NCAA All-Around Appearances

Head Coach Steve Nunno 6th Season (101-64) Two-time USA Olympic Coach Steve Nunno is one of the most successful gymnastics coaches ever in the United States. At the elite level, his gymnasts have won more national and international medals than any other coach in the country. Now at the helm of the University of Oklahoma, Nunno has started to rewrite the record books as well. The 2005 OU women s gymnastics team finished the season 19-17 and earned a 12th place finish at the NCAA Championships. For the first time in history, Nunno led the to a second consecutive appearance at the NCAA National Championships. In 2004, he led OU to its first Big 12 Conference title ever. In addition, his athletes won three out of four event titles and the all-around title at the 2004 Big 12 Championship. His squad then went on to win the program s first regional title, the 2004 West Regional. As a result, the team advanced to the NCAA Championships for the fourth time in school history and did so with the highest national ranking ever (No. 5) for an OU team. Three (Erin LaBarr, Kasie Tamayo and Tiffany Willin) achieved All-America honors and became the first to be honored as All-Americans in 15 years. It s taken us five years to build a program that can now contend for a top spot amongst the nation s best teams. I believe that we now have our best team in the history of the program here at the University of Oklahoma. After 20 years of elite coaching excellence, Nunno is entering his sixth year as the head coach at OU. He has been named the Big 12 Coach of the Year two times. His Sooner squads have been ranked in the regular season s top 10 during for the past four seasons. In his five years, Nunno had led the to a 94-58 mark and three appearances at the NCAA Championship. In addition, four have garnered All-America honors and three others have earned Big 12 Gymnasts of the Year awards (Marianna Goncalves-2002, Kasie Tamayo-2004 and Erin LaBarr-2005). Nunno s Record At OU 2001* 21-11 Big 12: 3rd NCAA: 10th 2002 16-6 Big 12: 3rd NCAA Regional: 3rd 2003 18-11 Big 12: 2nd NCAA Regional: 4th 2004 20-13 Big 12: 1st NCAA: 11th 2005 19-17 Big 12: 3rd NCAA: 12th 7-6 Big 12: NCAA: Total: 101-64 (.612 winning percentage) * co-head coach with Becky Switzer Scouting Centenary The Centenary Ladies enter the meet holding a 6-9 overall record and are coached by Bill Hardy. Hardy is in his sixth season as head coach and holds a 57-75 career record. Hardy has never faced the in a dual meet. The team is led by sophomore Meredith Smith and junior Kristina Menne. Both gymnasts hold season highs for the team on all four events. Smith recorded a team season-high 9.8 on vault and Menne posted team season highs on bars (9.725), beam (9.9), floor Centenary Rank: NR Record: 6-9 2005 Record: 12-13 Letterwinners R/L: 7/5 Coach: Bill Hardy 57-75 (6) 2005 USAG Championships: Fifth Season High Score: 190.425 (9.75) and in the all-around (38.600). The Ladies have three seniors in Sarah Ball, Sarah Racioppi, and Carmen Reid, each of whom bring a wealth of experience to the team. Ball and Racioppi each earned USAG All-America status last year for Centenary. vs. Ladies...Last Time Out The last time OU and Centenary faced each other was at the Oklahoma Invitational in 2005. The meet was held at the Lloyd Noble Center with Centenary, Missouri and Texas Woman s University all competing. The posted a 196.500 to earn first-place honors, Missouri came in second (193.925), Centenary finished third (192.075) and TWU came in fourth (191.350). Oklahoma won all four team events and posted season-highs on beam (49.350) and floor exercise (49.450). ly, OU also dominated as four different won on the four different events. Brittney Koncak-Schumann (39.450) collected her first all-around title of the season, highlighted by a 9.85 routine that won the uneven bars title. Erin LaBarr won beam with her best score of the season, a 9.90. The also collected the other two event titles, with Ashley Cooney (9.925) winning vault and Kristen Cox (9.925) winning floor with a career-high score. Lets Meet Our Seniors Tara Anderson Phoenix, Ariz. Bars and Beam Tara Anderson, from Phoenix, Ariz., joined the program in 2003 and immediately made an impact. During her freshman season she was a bars specialist posting a careerhigh 9.85 in the last two meets of the season and scored a 9.75 or better in eight of eleven meets. In 2004, she finished seventh on beam with a 9.875 at the NCAA West Regional and was named Academic All-Big 12 First. This season she recorded a season-high 9.675 on bars versus Southern Utah and has provided exceptional leadership for the team. Anderson plans to graduate in December of with a degree in Elementary Education. Coral Borda Rio de Janero, Brazil Bars and Beam Since joining the program in 2004, this senior from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, has performed as a beam specialist for the. Coral Borda has provided tremendous leadership for Oklahoma in her two seasons and has brought an international flair to the program. This season, she recorded a career-high 9.825 on bars versus No. 1 Georgia. Against Texas Woman s University, she recorded a career-high 9.9 on beam earning her a tie for first place on the event. In 2005, she competed on beam at every meet until suffering an ankle injury during the final week of the regular season. She returned to the lineup at the Northeast Regional, and helped the earn a second-place finish and the program s fourth trip to the NCAA National Championships. Borda will graduate in May of 2007 with a dual degree in Human Relations and Health and Exercise Science. Kristen Cox Horn Lake, Miss. All-Around Kristen Cox, from Horn Lake, Miss., has been a vital piece of Oklahoma gymnastics for the last four seasons. Cox has routinely been one of Oklahoma s most consistent performers and was named co-captain for this year s team. Earlier this season, she recorded a 9.85 on vault versus Missouri to finish in second place. Last week, against Texas Woman s University, she recorded a career-high 9.9 on vault and finished in a tie for second place. During the 2005 season, she completed a bar and vault routine at every meet and posted a career-high 9.85 on bars versus Iowa State. In 2004, Kristen s 9.8 on beam, was vital in helping the win their first Big 12 Championship in program history. Cox will graduate this May with a degree in Human Relations. 5 Conference Championships - 17 All-Americans - 42 Conference Champions 2

Quick Facts General Information Location... Norman, Okla. Enrollment... 31,400 Founded... 1890 President... David L. Boren Athletic Director... Joe Castiglione Nickname... Colors... Crimson & Cream Conference... Big 12 Arena... Howard McCasland Field House Capacity... 2,000 OU s All-Time Record... 346-176 (.665) Information 2005 Overall Record... 19-17 (.527) High Score... 196.70 Big 12 Finish... Third NCAA Finish... 12th Letterwinners Returning/Lost... 9/1 Coaching Staff Head Coach... Steve Nunno Year...Sixth Season Alma Mater... UMass, '79 Record at OU... 94-58 (.618) Career Record... same Assistant Coach... Nilson Savage Year... Ninth Season Alma Mater... Universidade Gama Filho, 86 Assistant Coach... Jenny Rowland Year...Fifth Season Alma Mater... Oklahoma, 97 Women s Gymnastics Office Phone... (405) 325-8333 Women s Gymnastics Office Fax... (405) 325-8337 Women s Gymnastics Support Staff Academic Counseling... Jennifer Williams Sports Medicine... Holly Hewitt Marketing...Erin Schmidt Strength and Conditioning... Monica Wolf Student Manager...Erin LaBarr SoonerSports.com Visit the official Web site of University of Oklahoma Athletics for the latest news, features, statistics, meet previews and recaps at www. SoonerSports.com. OU Athletics Media Relations University of Oklahoma Athletics Media Relations 180 W Brooks St. Norman, OK 73019 (405) 325-8231 - Phone (405) 325-7623 - Fax Sooner notes TWU Leftovers Coral Borda recorded a career-high 9.9 on beam to earn a tie for first place with teammate Ashley Jackson... Kristen Cox set a career high on vault (9.9) to finish in a tie for second with Brittney Koncak-Schumann... Haley DeProspero posted a career-high 9.925 on vault to earn first place and tied for second on bars (9.9)... Caitlin Hinkis recorded a career high (9.85) on bars to tie Lori Winn for fourth place... Ashley Jackson posted career highs on beam (9.9) and floor (9.85), her mark on beam was good enough for a tie for first place with Coral Borda... Brittney Koncak-Schumann posted a 39.050 in the all-around to earn first place and finished in a tie for second on beam (9.9) and bars (9.9)... Stephanie LoPiccolo posted a career-high 9.95 on bars to earn her first individual event title of her career, the score also set an individual season team high... Tiffany Willin recorded a season-high 9.875 on floor to earn a tie for first place with Kiara Redmond. Set Season-High Score The 197.050 team score versus TWU was the program s highest score since the 2004 season. In 2004, OU recorded a 197.100 at the NCAA West Regional Championship. That same season the recorded a 197.100 versus Southern Utah, a 197.300 versus Texas Woman s University and a 197.150 against Air Force. The program s highest team score was set in 2003 against Arizona (197.725). OU Versus Ranked Opponents The 7-6 overall record can be a little deceiving. Oklahoma has faced one of its most challenging schedules in program history. OU is 3-6 on the season versus ranked opponents and has arguably the toughest schedule in the nation. The have faced No.1-ranked Georgia twice, No. 4 Iowa State, No. 7 LSU, No. 8 Stanford No. 11 Nebraska and No. 12 Missouri. The Rankings The Oklahoma women s gymnastics team moved up one spot to No. 5 in the latest GymInfo poll released on March 6. This marks the second time this season the have been ranked No. 5. Oklahoma s highest ranking in school history was achieved during the 2005 season when OU moved to No. 3. That same year they were ranked No. 5 for one week. The stay in first in the South Central Region with a 196.210 RQS, but are still second behind Iowa State (196.225) in the Big 12 Conference. In addition, Oklahoma s vault team is ranked No. 2 nationally (49.265), tied for 11th on uneven bars (48.955), No. 5 on balance beam (49.020) and tied for No. 6 on floor exercise (49.140). ly, the continue to make a mark in the top 25. Junior Brittney Koncak- Schumann is ranked No. 8 in the all-around, tied for 11th on vault, tied for 17th on floor, No. 9 on beam and No. 25 on bars. Freshman Haley DeProspero is ranked No. 21 in the all-around and tied for 25th on vault. Sophomore Kiara Redmond is tied for 17th on floor and junior Lori Winn sits at a tie for 14th on balance beam. The Big 12 continues to prove that it is arguably the toughest conference in the country with all four teams ranked in the top 15. Iowa State leads the way at No. 4, OU No. 5, Nebraska No. 11 and Missouri No. 12. It is the only conference other then the SEC that has four teams ranked in the top 15. Unlike other collegiate athletic rankings, collegiate gymnastic rankings are not based on wins and losses or votes. Gymnastics teams are ranked by their meet scores alone. From Jan. 9-Feb. 16, teams were ranked by their total season average. Starting on Feb. 20, teams and gymnasts were ranked by a Regional Qualifying Score (RQS). An RQS is based on a team s top six regular-season scores, with three scores coming from away meets. To obtain the RQS, the team s or gymnast s highest score is dropped and the remaining five scores are averaged. 4 NCAA National Appearances - 2 NCAA All-Around Titles - 4 NCAA All-Around Appearances

Nunno Signs World Champion The University of Oklahoma women s gymnastics team was proud to announce the signing of World Champion Hollie Vise to a National Letter of Intent. Vise is arguably the best recruit head coach Steve Nuuno has signed in his five-year tenure at Oklahoma. She is the current World Champion on uneven bars and has been an International Elite gymnast since the age of 11. It s a great day for Oklahoma women s gymnastics, said coach Nunno. Hollie will bring world championship experience to our team next year. We have never had an athlete come in that has had a World Champion title. Big 12 Conference Gymnastics Big 12 Gymnastics 10th Anniversary The Big 12 is selecting 10th anniversary teams for its sports in 2005-06 in celebration of its 10th Anniversary season. The Gymnastics team will be selected by the league s head coaches and announced on March 22. In order to be eligible for the ballot, gymnasts must have won an event title at a conference championship. Big 12 Gymnastics Championship The Big 12 Gymnastics Championship will be Sat., March 25, at 7 p.m. in Lincoln, Neb., at the Bob Devaney Sports Center. Tickets are available through the Nebraska ticket office. Along with earning World Champion honors, Vise was also the National Champion on balance beam and silver medalist in the all-around in 2003. In 2002, she was the National Champion in both the uneven bars and balance beam and a silver medalist in the all-around. In 2001, she earned a silver medal in the all-around and was National Champion on uneven bars. Hollie will bring OU gymnastics to a whole new level and a push for a national title in the future, said coach Nunno. She not only brings great accolades as a gymnast, but she will also excel in the classroom. We expect her to be a tremendous student-athlete. Vise is a member of the World Olympic Gymnastics Academy and was on the first-place 2003 World Champion team. She is the daughter of Eddie and Lee- Ann Vise and has three brothers: Brandon (22), Brad (17) and Weston (15). She started gymnastics when she was three and enjoys shopping, watching movies and riding her bike. Hollie s grandfather, Burton Gilliam, is an actor and has appeared in many movies and tv shows: Paper Moon, Blazing Saddles, Back to the Future, Charlie s Angels, Alice Evening Show and is the Pace Picante man. For more information on Vise you can visit her personal Web Site at Hollievise.com. Oklahoma native Shannon Miller was the last gymnast Nunno has coached with World Champion honors. He helped lead Miller to two world championship titles, nine world championship medals and seven Olympic medals, including a pair of golds at the 1996 Olympic Games. Nunno Hits 100 Head coach Steve Nunno earned win No. 100 of his career against LSU (Feb. 24) in just his sixth season as coach. Nunno holds a 100-64 (.609) career record and has led the to new heights under his guidance. In 2004, he led OU to its first Big 12 conference title ever (OU won five Big 8 Championships under Becky Switzer). That same season, his squad then went on to win the program s first regional title, the 2004 West Regional. Big 12 Gymnastics Action No. 11 Nebraska: March 11 - at Alaska-Anchorage No. 12 Missouri: March 11 - at Iowa No. 4 Iowa State: March 10 at Arizona State No. 5 Oklahoma: March 10 - vs. Centenary Excel in classroom The Oklahoma women s gymnastics team received an overall GPA of 3.42 during the fall term, marking the second highest single-term GPA under head coach Steve Nunno. The GPA puts the squad No. 1 on campus among women s sports for the fall term and second among all sports. Four Sooner gymnasts finished the fall with a 4.0 GPA. I am extremely proud of our team, said head coach Steve Nunno. Not only do we have one of the most talented teams in program history but they are one of the best academically. I am proud of the hard work they put in the classroom. Academics have always been a high priority for the who strive to work hard both in the gym and in the classroom. Last season, Oklahoma finished 12th at the NCAA National Championships and had six gymnasts finish with a 4.0 GPA in the spring semester. Big 12 Gymnast of the Week Brittney Koncak-Schumann was named Big 12 Gymnast of the Week after recording a season-high 39.500 in the all-around in Oklahoma s win versus No. 7 LSU. The junior from McQueeney, Texas, was honored for the second time this season and third time in her career. Brittney has become a solid competitor for us and deserves the honor, said head coach Steve Nunno. She continues to improve every meet and is one of the best gymnasts in the country. Against LSU, Koncak-Schumann posted a 9.9 on three events while finishing second in the all-around. Her 9.9 on uneven bars set a season-high and earned her a tie for first place. She also tied for first on beam with a 9.9, which ties an individual team high, and tied for third on floor with a 9.9. He has been named the Big 12 Coach of the Year two times and has been ranked in the regular season s top 10 for the past five seasons. In addition, four have garnered All-America honors and three others have earned Big 12 Gymnasts of the Year awards under his leadership (Marianna Goncalves- 2002, Kasie Tamayo-2004 and Erin LaBarr-2005). Koncak-Schumann is currently ranked No. 6 nationally in the all-around competition, No. 8 on balance beam and tied for 13th on both vault and floor exercise. She earned the award earlier in the season (Jan. 24) after a stellar performance against Southern Utah. Against the Thunderbirds, she won vault (9.95) and balance beam (9.875) while placing second on floor exercise (9.85) and tying for fourth on bars (9.70) in helping lead the to a 195.925-190.050 victory over Southern Utah. 5 Conference Championships - 17 All-Americans - 42 Conference Champions

GYMINFO TOP 25 Week No. 10 - March 6, - RQS 1. Georgia 196.965 2. Florida 196.315 3. Alabama 196.230 4. Iowa State 196.225 5. Oklahoma 196.210 6. Utah 196.160 7. L.S.U. 195.955 8. Stanford 195.905 9. Michigan 195.865 10. UCLA 195.850 11. Nebraska 195.845 12. Missouri 195.790 13. Auburn 195.595 14. Arizona State 195.565 15. Arizona 195.280 16. Penn State 195.130 17. Oregon State 194.885 18. Kentucky 194.780 19. Denver 194.605 20. Arkansas 194.350 21. Minnesota 194.310 22. Brigham Young 193.945 23. West Virginia 193.870 24. Illinois-Champaign 193.770 25. North Carolina 193.540 Roster Breakdown By Country United States 11 Australia 1 Brazil 1 By State Oklahoma 1 Texas 3 Arizona 1 Connecticut 1 Florida 1 Mississippi 1 Michigan 1 California 1 By Year Seniors 3 Juniors 4 Sophomores 6 Freshman 3 TWU Recap The No. 5 Oklahoma women s gymnastics team posted a season-high 197.050 and Brittney Koncak-Schumann was crowned all-around champion as OU defeated Texas Woman s University in the Howard McCasland Field House. Oklahoma s team score was the program s highest score since the 2004 season where OU recorded a 197.100 at the NCAA West Regional Championships. That same season the recorded a 197.100 versus Southern Utah, a 197.300 against TWU and a 197.150 versus Air Force. The swept all four team and individual events and earned their third consecutive victory. OU moves to a 7-6 overall record (1-2 Big 12) and TWU falls to 6-10. Under head coach Steve Nunno, the are a perfect 13-0 versus the Pioneers. Oklahoma won on vault (49.475), uneven bars (49.450), balance beam (48.900) and floor exercise (49.225). Koncak- Schumann won the individual all-around competition with a 39.050 and freshman Haley DeProspero finished in second place (38.800). TWU s Brisa Fuentes rounded out the top three with a 37.150. The opened the meet on vault taking an early 49.475-46.600 lead over TWU. DeProspero recorded a career-high 9.925 to earn first-place honors. Koncak-Schumann and Kristen Cox both tied for second with a 9.9. The team score set a season high for Oklahoma defeating the previous high (49.375) set against LSU on Feb. 24. On the next rotation, the moved to the uneven bars. OU posted another team event season high (49.450) and extended their lead over the Pioneers. Sophomore Stephanie LoPiccolo won her first career individual title posting a career-high 9.95. Koncak-Schumann and DeProspero finished in a tie for second (9.9) and Lori Winn came in fourth with a 9.85. On beam, Coral Borda and Ashley Jackson both posted a career-high 9.9 to earn a share of first place. For both gymnasts, it marked their first career event titles. Winn finished in third place with a 9.875 and Kiara Redmond came in fourth (9.825). The concluded the night on floor where Redmond and Tiffany Willin both posted a 9.875 to finish in a tie for first place. Koncak-Schumann and Jackson each recorded a 9.85 to tie for third. Results TWU Gymnast Vault Bars Beam Floor All-Around Courtney Arno 9.725 9.65 Amie Boles 9.6 9.575 Brisa Fuentes 9.6 8.85 8.95 9.75 37.15 Amy Hulbert 9.625 Jennifer Kingsbury 9.575 Amber McMeans 8.975 8.725 Brista Michael 9.475 Kelsey Nixon 9.65 9.65 Brittany Parker 9.8 9.225 Tonya Pipkorn 9.75 9.65 Nicole Poling 9.8 9.475 Bethany Rehm 8.85 Nakie Westbrook 9.875 9.6 48.725 46.600 47.900 48.050 191.275 oklahoma Gymnast Vault Bars Beam Floor All-Around Coral Borda 9.9 Kristen Cox 9.9 Haley DeProspero 9.925 9.9 9.325 9.65 38.800 Caitlin Hinkis 9.85 Ashley Jackson 9.85 9.9 9.85 Brittney Schumann 9.9 9.9 9.4 9.85 39.05 Stephanie LoPiccolo 9.95 Kiara Redmond 9.875 9.825 9.875 Tiffany Willin 9.875 9.325 9.875 Lori Winn 9.85 9.875 9.775 49.475 49.450 48.900 49.225 197.050 4 NCAA National Appearances - 2 NCAA All-Around Titles - 4 NCAA All-Around Appearances

Season Notes Tara Anderson Senior Bars and Beam Finished in a tie for seventh place on the uneven bars against Southern Utah posting a 9.675. Coral Borda Senior Bars and Beam Finished in a tie for third with fellow teammate Kiara Redmond with a 9.8 on the balance beam at the TWU Triangular... performed a career-high 9.825 on bars and a 9.825 on beam versus Georiga... recorded a career-high 9.9 on beam to earn a tie for first place with teammate Ashley Jackson against TWU. Ashley Cooney Junior All-Around Sustained a knee injury during practice prior to the Cancun Classic and has not returned. Kristen Cox Senior All-Around Earned second place in the all-around versus Southern Utah posting a 38.950... did not compete in the TWU Triangular due to an injury sustained in warmups... competed in one event versus Nebraska finishing seventh on vault with a 9.825... performed a 9.85 on vault versus Missouri to finish in second... recorded a career-high 9.85 on beam versus LSU... set a career high on vault (9.9) to finish in a tie for second with Brittney Koncak-Schumann versus TWU. Haley DeProspero Freshman All-Around Recorded the best finish for the on beam at the Cancun Classic with a 9.725 and a tie for fifth place... earned individual honors on floor versus Southern Utah posting a season-high 9.9 and finished second on vault... did not finish below third place in any event at the TWU Triangular and earned a first-place honor on floor exercise with a 9.9 tying a career high... recorded a 9.85 or better in three-of-four events versus Nebraska and finished in second place in the all-around (39.275)... posted a career-high 9.9 on bars to finish in first place individually versus Iowa State... posted a career-high 9.925 on vault to earn first place and tied for second on bars (9.9) against TWU. Caitlin Hinkis Sophomore Bars Earned a tie for third place with teammate Haley DeProspero on the uneven bars (9.825) at the TWU Triangular... recorded 9.825 on bars and finished in fifth place versus LSU... recorded a career high (9.85) on bars to tie Lori Winn for fourth place against TWU. Ashley Jackson Freshman Vault, Beam and Floor Exercise Finished in a tie for fourth on vault versus Southern Utah after recording a 9.7... did not compete in the TWU Triangular due to an injury sustained in warmups... recorded a 9.825 on both vault and beam against Nebraska finishing in seventh place in both events... posted a career-high 9.85 on vault against LSU... posted career highs on beam (9.9) and floor (9.85) in the win over TWU, her mark on beam was good enough for a tie for first place with Coral Borda. Stephanie LoPiccolo Sophomore Bars and Beam Performed 9.85 on the uneven bars versus Nebraska to finish in a tie for second place... finished in a tie for third on bars against Missouri posting a 9.8... posted a career-high 9.95 on bars to earn her first individual event title of her career against TWU, the mark also set an individual season team high. Brittney Koncak-Schumann Junior All-Around Recorded the best individual finish for the at the Cancun Classic with a third-place finish on the uneven bars recording a 9.825... was named Big 12 Gymnast of the Week following her performance against Southern Utah where she finished first in the all-around competition recording a 39.375... also earned firstplace honors on vault (9.95) and beam (9.875) in that same meet... at the TWU Triangular she finished in first place in three events and won the all-around with a 39.425... won on vault against Nebraska after posting a 9.925... posted a seasonhigh 9.9 on beam to finish in a tie for first with Iowa State s Laura-Kay Powell... finished second on the beam with a 9.875 versus Georiga and earned third-place honors in the all-around with a 39.400... won the all-around competition versus Missouri with a 39.350 and recorded a season-high 9.9 on floor exercise to win the event... recorded a season-high 9.9 on bars and beam to earn a tie for first place with LSU s April Burkholder in both events... finished in second place in the individual all-around competition after performing a season-high 39.500... was named Big 12 Gymnast of the Week for the second time this season after her performance versus LSU... posted a 39.050 in the all-around to earn first place versus TWU... finished in a tie for second on beam (9.9) and bars (9.9) in the victory over TWU. Kiara Redmond Sophomore All-Around Competed in her first meet as a Sooner versus Southern Utah where she performed a 9.775 on vault... earned a tie for second place at the TWU Triangular on vault after recording a 9.85... performed a 9.8 or higher in three events versus Nebraska and finished in a tie for second on vault with a 9.9... performed a careerhigh 9.9 on the floor exercise to earn a tie for first place versus Iowa State... recorded a career-high 9.825 on bars and finished in a tie for second on floor (9.875) versus Georiga... posted a 9.825 on beam against Missouri... finished in a tie for second place on vault after recording a career-high 9.925 versus LSU... posted a career-high 9.875 on beam and finished in third in the all-around competition with a career-high 39.350 against the Tigers... posted a 9.875 on floor to finish in a tie for first with Tiffany Willin. Tiffany Willin Junior Vault, Bars and Floor Recorded a 9.85 on vault at the Cancun Classic to finish fourth... finished in a tie for second on both the vault (9.9) and uneven bars (9.725) versus Southern Utah... earned a tie for second on bars at the TWU Triangular posting a 9.85... performed a career-high 9.825 on bars versus Iowa State... performed a 9.85 on floor exercise versus Missouri... recorded a season-high 9.875 on floor versus TWU to earn a tie for first place with Kiara Redmond. Lori Winn Junior All-Around Recorded the best all-around score for the at the Cancun Classic with a 38.625 and a seventh-place finish... performed a 9.8 or better in all three events against Southern Utah and earned first-place honors on the uneven bars with a 9.8... finished in second place on both the uneven bars (9.85) and floor exercise (9.8) at the TWU Triangular... performed a season-high 9.9 on beam and finished in second place against Nebraska... tied for second on bars versus Iowa State after recording a 9.85... finished in a tie for first on beam (9.9) which tied a season high and recorded a 9.8 on bars to earn a tie for third versus Missouri... finished third on beam after posting a 9.875 and a 9.85 on floor to earn a tie for fourth against TWU. 5 Conference Championships - 17 All-Americans - 42 Conference Champions 6

Oklahoma Records Te a m S c o r e s Total:.................. 197.725, March 14, 2003 Vault:.................... 49.575, March 2, 2002 Bars:................... 49.550, March 14, 2003 Beam:.................. 49.675, March 14, 2003 Floor:.................... 49.675, March 7, 2003 I n d i v i d u a l S c o r e s All Around:............................39.700 Kasie Tamayo, 2004 Vault:...................................10.0 Leah Mueller, 2002 Amber McCracken, 2000 Bars:...................................10.0 Erin LaBarr, 2005 Allison Landis, 2003 Beam:..................................10.0 Kasie Tamayo, 2002 Kelly Garrison, 1988 Floor:...................................10.0 Patricia Aoki, 2003 Sooner Rankings VAULT No. 2-49.265 No. T11 - Brittney Koncak-Schumann - 9.885 UNEVEN BARS No. T11-48.955 No. 25 - Brittney Koncak-Schumann - 9.845 BALANCE BEAM No. 5-49.020 No. 9 - Brittney Koncak-Schumann - 9.87 FLOOR EXERCISE No. T6-49.140 No. T17 - Brittney Koncak-Schumann - 9.865 ALL-AROUND No. 5-196.210 No. 8 - Brittney Schumann- 39.320 Meet-By-Meet Results at Cancun Classic (1/6) No.1 Georgia 48.925 48.80 48.575 49.40 195.70 No. 9 Stanford 49.00 48.55 48.275 49.125 194.950 No. 21 Denver 48.65 48.025 48.125 49.05 193.850 No. 10 Oklahoma 48.75 48.825 47.675 48.075 193.325 No. 17 Arizona 48.125 48.75 48.425 48.625 192.925 Southern Utah (1/20) No. 16 Oklahoma 49.350 48.600 48.950 49.025 195.925 Southern Utah 46.750 48.450 47.700 47.150 190.050 TWU, Air Force (1/29) No. 8 Oklahoma 49.200 48.800 49.025 48.875 195.900 TWU 48.125 48.450 47.300 47.375 191.250 Air Force 45.825 43.000 44.950 43.150 176.925 Nebraska (2/4) No. 8 Nebraska 49.200 49.200 49.275 49.175 196.850 No. 6 Oklahoma 49.325 48.900 48.600 49.175 196.000 Iowa State (2/10) No. 9 Iowa State 49.075 48.950 49.075 49.175 196.275 No. 6 Oklahoma 49.000 49.125 48.750 49.175 196.050 Georgia (2/12) No. 1 Georgia 49.425 49.350 49.275 49.425 197.475 No. 6 Oklahoma 49.075 48.875 48.975 49.025 195.950 Missouri (2/17) No. 6 Oklahoma 48.975 48.725 49.250 49.150 196.100 No. 11 Missouri 48.975 48.875 49.125 49.025 196.000 LSU (2/24) No. 5 Oklahoma 49.375 49.050 49.350 49.175 196.950 No. 11 LSU 49.425 48.650 49.000 49.500 196.575 TWU (3/3) No. 6 Oklahoma 49.475 49.450 48.900 49.225 197.050 TWU 48.725 46.600 47.900 48.050 191.275 4 NCAA National Appearances - 2 NCAA All-Around Titles - 4 NCAA All-Around Appearances

Season High...........Event........... Career High Highs Season High...........Event........... Career High Tara Anderson......................... Vault..................... 9.85 9.675..................... Bars..................... 9.85......................... Beam...................... 9.9 Coral Borda 9.7....................... Vault.................... 9.825 9.825..................... Bars.................... 9.825 9.9....................... Beam...................... 9.9 9.65...................... Floor.................... 9.825 Ashley Cooney......................... Vault..................... 9.95......................... Bars...................... 9.9......................... Beam...................... 9.9......................... Floor..................... 9.95....................... All-Around................. 39.525 Kristen Cox 9.9....................... Vault...................... 9.9 9.7....................... Bars..................... 9.85 9.85...................... Beam..................... 9.85 9.75...................... Floor.................... 9.925 38.950.................. All-Around................. 39.200 Haley DeProspero 9.925..................... Vault.................... 9.925 9.9....................... Bars...................... 9.9 9.85...................... Beam..................... 9.85 9.9....................... Floor...................... 9.9 39.400.................. All-Around................. 39.400 Caitlin Hinkis 9.85...................... Bars..................... 9.85......................... Beam.................... 9.875 Ashley Jackson 9.85...................... Vault..................... 9.85 9.9....................... Beam...................... 9.9 9.85...................... Floor..................... 9.85 Brittney Koncak-Schumann 9.95...................... Vault..................... 9.95 9.9....................... Bars...................... 9.9 9.9....................... Beam.................... 9.925 9.9....................... Floor..................... 9.95 39.500.................. All-Around................. 39.550 Stephanie LoPiccolo 9.95...................... Bars..................... 9.95 9.675..................... Beam.................... 9.875 Kiara Redmond 9.925..................... Vault.................... 9.925 9.725..................... Bars.................... 9.725 9.875.................... Beam.................... 9.875 9.9....................... Floor...................... 9.9 39.350.................. All-Around................. 39.350 Tiffany Willin 9.9....................... Vault.................... 9.925 9.825..................... Bars.................... 9.825 9.875..................... Floor.................... 9.875 Lori Winn 9.575..................... Vault.................... 9.575 9.85...................... Bars..................... 9.85 9.9....................... Beam...................... 9.9 9.875..................... Floor.................... 9.875 38.975.................. All-Around................. 38.975 Highs Event Season Highs Vault..............49.475........ 3/3 Uneven Bars.......49.450........ 3/3 Balance Beam......49.350....... 2/24 Floor Exercise......49.225........ 3/3 Score....... 197.050........ 3/3 Highs AA... 39.500.. Brittney Schumann VT... 9.95... Brittney Schumann UB... 9.95.. Stephanie LoPiccolo BB... 9.9. Lori Win, Coral Borda Brittney Schumann Ashley Jackson FX... 9.9.... Haley DeProspero Brittney Schumann Kiara Redmond 5 Conference Championships - 17 All-Americans - 42 Conference Champions

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