KENTUCKY GYMNASTICS. OKLAHOMA SOONERS Record: 9-0, 1-0 Big 12 Ranking: 1 High Score: Coach: KJ Kindler (9th Season) 2015 SCHEDULE & RESULTS

KENTUCKY GYMNASTICS UKathletics.com @UKgymnastics No. 23 Kentucky vs. No. 1 Oklahoma Friday, February 13, 2015, 8 p.m. ET Cox Arena - Oklahoma City Live Results: SoonerSports.com TV: Sooner Sports TV (FS Southwest, FOX College Sports Central) KENTUCKY WILDCATS Record: 3-3, 1-3 SEC Ranking: 21 High Score: 195.825 Coach: Tim Garrison (4th Season) OKLAHOMA SOONERS Record: 9-0, 1-0 Big 12 Ranking: 1 High Score: 198.150 Coach: KJ Kindler (9th Season) 5 BY THE NUMBERS UK is one of five teams to face both Oklahoma and Florida, the defending co-national champions, this season and one of two to face both away from home. Senior Shannon Mitchell and junior Montana Whittle tied for the win on beam at Missouri with a 9.875. It marked Whittle s first career event title and Mitchell s second of the season. 49.000 UK closed out its win at Missouri with a 49.000 on balance beam, a season-best and the first 49 or higher on the event since 2013. Kentucky scored a season-best 195.825 in its win at Missouri on Friday. UK won three team event titles and three Wildcats posted meet-high scores as 9.875 195.825 Kentucky improved to 3-0 in dual meets vs. Mizzou as SEC foes. QUICK NOTES No. 21 Kentucky takes to the road for the second consecutive week for the Perfect 10 Challenge vs. No. 1 Oklahoma in Oklahoma City. It marks UK s first neutral-site matchup of the season, 20 miles from the OU campus. The Wildcats are coming off a win at Missouri with a season-best 195.825. UK notched season-highs of 49.150 on floor and 49.150 on balance beam. Kentucky improved to 3-0 vs. Mizzou since the Tigers joined the SEC in 2013. UK is 21st in the latest GymInfo rankings, marking the sixth consecutive week the Wildcats are ranked in the top 25 to open the season. The Wildcats have a 195.250 average, while Oklahoma is 1st with a 197.579 average and enters the meet with a perfect 9-0 record. Kentucky is ranked in the top 25 on three events. The Wildcats are 17th on floor with a 48.915 average and tied for 18th on bars with a 48.905. After a 49.000 on beam, UK jumped up to 21st with a 48.645, up seven spots since last week and 11 in the past two weeks. Among top-25 teams, CollegeGymFans.com tabbed UK s schedule as the second-toughest in the country, while RoadtoNationals.com ranks the Wildcats slate as the third-best strength of schedule among all NCAA teams. UK faces eight top-25 teams, including each of the top four, in 2015. 2015 SCHEDULE & RESULTS Overall Record: 3-3 Regular Season: 3-3 SEC: 1-3 Home: 1-2 Away: 2-1 Neutral: 0-0 Date Opponent TV Location Time/Result Jan. 12 at Washington Pac 12 Network - Washington Seattle W, 194.975-194.325 Jan. 10 Excite Night: #2 LSU *, #24 Arizona State SEC Network + Memorial Coliseum 2nd, 195.600 Jan. 24 at #10 Georgia * SECN+ (Live), ESPN2 (1/25, 7 p.m. ET) Athens, Ga. L, 196.975-194.225 Jan. 30 #6 Alabama * SECN+ (Live), SEC Net. (2/2, 9 p.m. ET) Memorial Coliseum L, 196.700-195.625 Feb. 6 at Missouri * SEC Network + Columbia, Mo. W, 195.825-195.150 Feb. 13 vs. No. 1 Oklahoma (Perfect 10 Challenge) Sooner Sports TV Oklahoma City 8 p.m. Feb. 20 Arkansas * SEC Network + Memorial Coliseum 7 p.m. Feb. 27 at Florida * SEC Network Gainesville, Fla. 7 p.m. March 6 Auburn * SEC Network + Memorial Coliseum 7 p.m. March 13 Pittsburgh, Ball State SEC Network + Memorial Coliseum 7 p.m. March 21 SEC Championships ESPN 2 (Tape Delayed) Duluth, Ga. TBA April 4 NCAA Regionals Various Sites TBA April 17-19 NCAA Championships Fort Worth, Texas TBA All times ET and subject to change Home meets in Bold, held at Memorial Coliseum * Denotes SEC Meet

QUICK FACTS UNIVERSITY Location: Lexington, Ky. Founded: 1865 Enrollment: 28,928 Nickname: Wildcats Colors: Blue (PMS 286) and White Conference: Southeastern Arena: Memorial Coliseum (8,500) President: Dr. Eli Capilouto (Alabama, 1971) Athletics Director: Mitch Barnhart (Ottawa, 1981) Senior Women s Administrator: Sandy Bell Faculty Representative: Joseph L. Fink III COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Tim Garrison (Fourth Season) Record as head coach: 27-33 (25-21-1 Regular Season) Record at UK: 27-33 (25-21-1 Regular Season) Assistant Coach: Chuck Dickerson (Eighth Season) Assistant Coach: Mary McDaniel (Fourth Season) Volunteer Coach: Rachel Garrison (Fourth Season) 2015 INFORMATION Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 9/4 Newcomers: Katie Carlisle, Brittany Furuyama, Khadijah Hudson, Cori Rechenmacher, Sydney Waltz 2014 REVIEW 2014 Record: 13-18 2014 Regional Finish: Fourth, 195.925 2014 Final Ranking: 21st GYMNASTICS HISTORY First Year: 1974 Highest Score: 196.775 (March 16, 2013 at Penn State) Postseason Appearances: 26 (every year since 2005) Best Postseason Finish: NCAA Regional third place, twice, last in 1996 Highest Regional Score: 195.925 (2014) Best SEC Championship Finish: Fourth (1996) Individual NCAA Titles: 8 (, 1993-95) Individual SEC Titles: 9 (, 1993-96) Last Postseason Appearance: 2014, fourth (195.925) at NCAA Regional 2015 ROSTER Name Height Events Class Hometown Alyssa Bertoni 5-5 All-Around RS-Fr. Frederick, Md. Marissa Beucler 5-2.5 All-Around Jr. Findlay, Ohio Kirsten Canini 5-4 All-Around RS-Fr. Caroll, Ohio Katie Carlisle 5-3 All-Around Fr. Newark, Ohio Brittany Furuyama 5-5 All-Around Fr. Houston, Texas Alexis Gross 5-2 All-Around RS-Jr. Pasadena, Md. Kayla Hartley 5-3 All-Around RS-Sr. Versailles, Ky. Shelby Hilton 5-2 All-Around Sr. St. Petersburg, Fla. Khadijah Hudson 5-5 All-Around Jr. Hebron, Ky. Shannon Mitchell 5-4 All-Around Sr. Bethesda, Md. Tiara Phipps 5-6.5 All-Around Jr. San Antonio, Texas Taylor Puryear 5-2 All-Around So. Suitland, Md. Cori Rechenmacher 5-1 All-Around Fr. Batavia, Ill. Amy Roemmele 5-3 All-Around Jr. White Lake, Mich. Sara Shipley 5-6 All-Around Sr. Coral Springs, Fla. Sydney Waltz 5-3 All-Around Fr. Findlay, Ohio Montana Whittle 5-9 All-Around Jr. Lincoln, Neb. Head Coach: Tim Garrison (Third Season) Assistant Coaches: Chuck Dickerson (Seventh Season), Mary McDaniel (Third Season) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Rachel Garrison (Third Season) Manager: Jordan Spring SUPPORT STAFF Assistant Athletics Director, Gymnastics Administrator: Heather McAtee Athletic Trainer: Joel Harris Academic Advisor: Mike Haley Media Relations Director: Charlie Healy Event Management Director: Andy Adrianse Marketing Director: Alyx Ayer Meet Director: Cliff Tsuboi Marissa Beucler...Byou-Kler Brittany Furuyama...Fur-oo-ya-ma Tiara Phipps...Tee-air-ah Amy Roemmele...Rom-uh-Lee PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Kirsten Canini... Kurr-sten Khadijah Hudson... Kah-dee-juh Cori Rechenmacher... Reck-en-mock-er Media Information All interview and credential requests should be submitted to Charlie Healy in the UK Media Relations office at Charlie.Healy@uky.edu. Interview requests during the week should be made at least 24 hours in advance. During the week, the team practices most afternoons at their training facility at the Nutter Field House. All practices are open to the public. Advanced notice is required for all pre- or postpractice interviews. At home meets, interviews will be conducted on the court at Memorial Coliseum after a brief cooling off period. No GymKats Please Please refrain from refering to the UK gymnastics team as the GymKats, GymCats or Flippin Kittins. Feel free to use University of Kentucky, Kentucky, UK, Wildcats or Cats. Ticket Information Reserved season tickets (sections C-G) for the 2015 season are $15 each. General admission season tickets are also available for just $15. Single meet tickets will go on sale December 1. Reserved tickets (sections C-G) are $5 each, regardless of age. General admission tickets are $5 for adults, $2 for seniors (65+) and youth (6-18), while children age five and under are admitted free of charge. UK students and faculty/staff are admitted free with a valid UK student/employee ID. General admission group tickets (20 or more individuals) are $4 for adults and $1 for youth/ seniors, if purchased in advance. Tickets can be purchased by calling the ticket office at 1-800-928-2287. Tickets are also sold at the Joe Craft Center Ticket Office on the night of the event. Group tickets (20+ people) are available by calling the ticket office in advance of the event. FOLLOWING THE WILDCATS: Kentucky gymnastics fans can get upto-the minute news, behind-the-scenes updates, photos, videos and more about the Wildcats by following the team online and through social media: Website www.ukathletics.com Facebook Facebook.com/UKgymnastics Twitter @UKgymnastics Instagram @UKgymnastics

NO. 21 KENTUCKY TRAVELS TO OKLAHOMA FOR PERFECT 10 CHALLENGE The No. 21 Kentucky gymnastics team faces No. 1 Oklahoma at the Perfect 10 Challenge in Oklahoma City on Friday at 8 p.m. ET. The neutral-site matchup against the defending co-national champions will take place 20 miles from the OU campus. UK s first visit to Oklahoma will be broadcast on Sooner Sports TV, available live on Fox Sports Southwest and Fox College Sports Central. Bart Conner and Kelly Garrison-Funderburk will have the call from Cox Arena. Live results can be found on SoonerSports.com, while additional notes and behind-the-scenes updates from OKC will be available on Twitter at @UKgymnastics. Both the Wildcats (3-3, 1-3 SEC) and Sooners (9-0, 1-0 Big 12) are coming off season-high meets, both on the road. UK earned a 195.825-195.150 win at Missouri, while OU downed Iowa State, 198.150-195.675 in its first Big 12 contest of the season. Kentucky s win at Mizzou was highlighted by three individual event titles. Kentucky scored a seasonhigh 49.150 on floor and a 49.000 on balance beam, two of UK s three meet-high scores as the Wildcats improved to 3-0 vs. Missouri since the Tigers joined the SEC in 2013. Oklahoma s victory at Iowa State helped the Sooners move to No. 1 in the rankings on all four events. In its only dual meet against a Big 12 Conference foe this year, OU won individual and team event titles on each event. IN THE RANKINGS In addition to an average team score of 195.250 that is No. 21 nationally, UK is in the top 25 on three events. Kentucky s floor exercise average of 48.915 is 17th, while the Wildcats are tied for No. 18 on uneven bars with a 48.905. UK is also 21st on beam with a 48.645 and 32nd on vault with a 48.785 average. Kentucky moved up at least three spots in the rankings on bars, beam and floor, highlighted by an eight-place jump on beam. In the last two weeks, UK has risen 11 spots on the event. Oklahoma is ranked first in the country with a 197.579 average team score along with a No. 1 ranking on each event. The Sooners own a 49.467 average on vault, 49.438 on bars, 49.279 on beam and a 49.396 on floor. Eight of UK s 12 regular season opponents are ranked in the top 25, including three of the top four. The Wildcats opened the season against four ranked teams in their first four meets. Including Friday s meet vs. Oklahoma, the two un-ranked opponents at the time they played UK was Washington, which is currently 17th, and Missouri. TENTATIVE LINEUP Based on last meet VAULT CAREER HIGH Kayla Hartley 9.850 Marissa Beucler 9.775 Shannon Mitchell 9.900 Shelby Hilton 9.875 Brittany Furuyama 9.800 Sydney Waltz 9.875 UNEVEN BARS CAREER HIGH Amy Roemmele 9.900 Katie Carlisle 9.800 Sydney Waltz 9.875 Kayla Hartley 9.900 Cori Rechenmacher 9.850 Marissa Beucler 9.900 BALANCE BEAM CAREER HIGH Amy Roemmele 9.850 Katie Carlisle 9.850 Montana Whittle 9.875 Sydney Waltz 9.750 Cori Rechenmacher 9.825 Shannon Mitchell 9.900 FLOOR CAREER HIGH Shelby Hilton 9.925 Tiara Phipps 9.825 Katie Carlisle 9.775 Shannon Mitchell 9.875 Taylor Puryear 9.925 Kayla Hartley 9.925 INDIVIDUAL SEASON AND CAREER HIGHS 2015 SEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS (HIGHS SET IN 2015 IN BOLD) VAULT BARS BEAM FLOOR AA VAULT BARS BEAM FLOOR AA Alyssa Bertoni - - - - - - - - - - Marissa Beucler 9.775 9.850 9.575 - - 9.775 9.900 9.825 9.725 - Kirsten Canini - - - - - - - - - - Katie Carlisle - 9.800 9.850 9.775 - - 9.800 9.850 9.775 - Brittany Furuyama 9.800 - - - - 9.800 - - - - Alexis Gross 9.775 9.775 9.725 - - 9.775 9.900 9.950 9.800 38.975 Kayla Hartley 9.750 9.825-9.825-9.850 9.900-9.925 - Shelby Hilton 9.800 - - 9.825-9.875 9.825 9.750 9.925 38.700 Khadijah Hudson 9.825 - - - - 9.875 9.800 9.775 9.875 - Shannon Mitchell 9.825-9.900 9.825-9.900-9.900 9.875 - Tiara Phipps - - - 9.825 - - 9.825-9.925 - Taylor Puryear - - 9.800 9.850 - - - 9.800 9.925 - Cori Rechenmacher - 9.850 9.825 - - - 9.850 9.825 - - Amy Roemmele - 9.825 9.750 - - - 9.900 9.850 - - Sara Shipley - - 8.400 - - 9.850 9.850 9.825 9.000 - Sydney Waltz 9.875 9.875 9.750 - - 9.875 9.875 9.750 - - Montana Whittle - - 9.875 - - - 9.775 9.875 - - Team 48.950 49.150 49.000 49.150 195.825

SCOUTING NO. 1 OKLAHOMA Top-ranked Oklahoma enters the weekend with a perfect 9-0 record and a 1-0 mark in the three-team Big 12. The Sooners have scored a 197.625 or higher in all but one meet in 2015, with a season-best 198.150 on Feb. 6 at Iowa State. In addition to a No. 1 ranking on all four events, OU is represented 14 times in the individual top 25, with at least three ranked on each event. Haley Scamen is ranked in the top 15 in three events, highlighted by a No. 3 ranking on vault with a 9.938 average, while Chayse Capps is first on beam with a 9.917. Oklahoma is coached by KJ Kindler, in her ninth season after leading the Sooners to their first national title in 2014. FLOOR MASTERS The Wildcats have begun to hit their stride on floor, their strongest event last season. UK is ranked 17th on the event with a 48.915 average. Much like in 2014, UK opened the season with three consecutive scores below 49.000 before breaking though with a 49.100 on Jan. 30 vs. Alabama. The following week at Missouri, UK notched a 49.150. Last season s slow start gave way to eight consecutive weeks with a score of 49.000 or higher. UP NEXT: VS. ARKANSAS, FEBRUARY 20 The Wildcats return home to host No. 14 Arkansas on Feb. 20 at 7 p.m. ET in Memorial Coliseum. During the meet, will have her jersey retired, and UK will honor its alumni. One of the most distinguished gymnastics athletes in NCAA history, Hansen is an eight-time NCAA champion and won nine SEC individual titles. She set and continues to hold every individual record in school history. WILDCAT TO WATCH Katie Carlisle Freshman Newark, Ohio Freshman Katie Carlisle made her career debut on balance beam Friday at Missouri and scored a 9.850. Inserted into the lineup during UK s first routine on the event, she competed second and finished with the third-highest score on the apparatus. The freshman helped UK to its first 49.000 on the event since 2013. Carlisle also notched a 9.775 on uneven bars for the Wildcats at Mizzou. LAST TIME OUT: SEASON-HIGH SCORES SET IN WIN AT MIZZOU Kentucky used season-high floor and balance beam scores to erase an early deficit and record a season-best score in a 195.825-195.150 win at Missouri on Feb. 6. Three Wildcats won event titles and UK posted meet-high team scores on three events. Kentucky trailed 97.850-97.675 after two events, but outscored Mizzou 98.150-97.300 in the final two rotations to secure the road victory. Junior Montana Whittle and senior Shannon Mitchell each recorded a 9.875 to win beam, while sophomore Taylor Puryear tied for a win on floor with a 9.850. Whittle earned her first career event title, and Puryear her first of the season and second of her career. Mitchell s win was the second of the season and seventh of her career. UK opened with a meet-high 48.975 on bars before a 48.700 on vault. The comeback began with a 49.150 on floor, followed by a 49.000 on beam, both season highs and meet-best scores. Along with Mitchell, Puryear and Whittle, junior Marissa Beucler led the Wildcats with a 9.825 on bars and freshman Sydney Waltz posted a team-high 9.875. STATISTICAL COMPARISON NATIONAL RANKINGS Troester Top 25 Feb. 9 - By Total Season Average Team Avg. High 1 Oklahoma 197.579 198.150 2 LSU 197.315 198.075 3 Utah 197.195 197.850 4 Florida 197.145 197.600 5 Michigan 196.970 197.300 6 Alabama 196.765 197.400 7 Nebraska 196.375 197.325 8 Georgia 196.079 196.975 9 Auburn 196.065 197.075 10 Oregon State 195.985 196.450 11 Penn State 195.975 197.025 12 Boise State 195.963 196.725 13 UCLA 195.875 196.800 14 Arkansas 195.820 196.325 15 Illinois 195.800 196.400 16 Stanford 195.754 197.000 17 Washington 195.531 196.300 18 Denver 195.488 196.150 19 Arizona 195.408 196.375 20 California 195.304 195.900 21 KENTUCKY 195.250 195.825 22 Minnesota 195.225 196.875 23 Southern Utah 195.167 195.750 24 Ohio State 195.163 196.200 25 New Hampshire 195.095 196.525 UK opponents listed in bold UK WEEK-BY-WEEK Week Team Vault Bars Beam Floor PRE 22 N/A N/A N/A N/A 1/12 13 T-16 T-25 T-14 12 1/19 14 21 T-14 13 23 1/26 T-24 24 20 32 28 2/2 23 31 21 28 22 2/9 21 32 T-18 21 17 2/16 - - - - - 2/25 - - - - - 3/2 - - - - - 3/9 - - - - - 3/16 - - - - - 3/23 - - - - - (As of Feb. 9) KENTUCKY OKLAHOMA Team Avg. (Rank) 195.250 (21) 197.579 (1) Vault Avg. (Rank) 48.785 (32) 49.467 (1) Uneven Bars Avg. (Rank) 48.905 (T-18) 49.438 (1) Balance Beam Avg. (Rank) 48.645 (21) 49.279 (1) Floor Exercise Avg. (Rank) 48.915 (17) 49.396 (1) Season High 195.825 198.150 Vault High 48.950 49.575 Uneven Bars High 49.150 49.625 Balance Beam High 49.000 49.550 Floor High 49.150 49.500

UK WILL #COMPETEFORKYLIE IN 2015 This season, the UK gymnastics team has dedicated each meet to Kylie Rowand, who had stage 4 high-risk neuroblastoma. While Kylie, who was almost three, passed away on Feb. 7, UK will continue to dedicate each meet to her memory and raising awareness for childhood cancer. Her mom was a gymnast for Tim Garrison when he coached in California. This season, the Wildcats will #CompeteForKylie in each meet, and have encouraged their opponents to join the fight as well. More information can be found on Facebook at Facebook.com/PrayersForKylie1. 2015 SCHEDULE NOTHING TO LAUGH AT With eight top-25 teams on Kentucky s 2015 slate, including each of the top four ranked in the preseason coaches poll, the Wildcats face one of the most grueling schedules in the nation. Among top-25 teams, CollegeGymFans. com has tabbed UK s schedule as the secondtoughest in the country, while RoadtoNationals. com ranks the Blue and White s schedule as the third-best strength of schedule among all NCAA teams. Seven of the SEC s eight teams enter the season ranked nationally, with the eighth, Missouri, receiving votes. RANKED IN THE PRESEASON, AGAIN Kentucky will begin the 2015 season ranked in the top 25 for the fifth consecutive season, as UK earned a No. 22 ranking in the GymInfo Preseason Coaches Poll. With the secondhighest preseason ranking in program history, the Wildcats have been ranked to start the season in each of head coach Tim Garrison s four seasons in Lexington. UK is one of seven Southeastern Conference teams ranked in the preseason top 25, headlined by top-ranked Florida, the defending co-national champions. LSU is third while Alabama is fourth and Georgia seventh to round out the league s place in the top 10. RETURNING, AND INCOMING, STARPOWER UK returns nine letterwinners from the recordsetting 2014 team and lost four. Among the returners are seniors Kayla Hartley, Shelby Hilton, Shannon Mitchell and Sara Shipley. Hartley and Mitchell were both All-SEC Team honorees in 2014. The Wildcats welcome five newcomers, freshmen Katie Carlisle, Brittany Furuyama, Cori Rechenmacher and Sydney Waltz to the team in 2015 along with junior Khadijah Hudson, a Hebron, Ky., native and transfer from Eastern Michigan. THREE EARN ALL-SEC HONORS IN 2014 Audrey Harrison, Kayla Hartley and Shannon Mitchell were named to the All-SEC Team last season. Harrison earned All-SEC honors for the first time in her career thanks to a 39.125 all-around score at the SEC Championships, the second-highest in the first session. Hartley was named All-SEC for the second time in her career after a 9.850 on uneven bars and Mitchell earned her first career award thanks to a 9.875 on vault along with a 9.850 on balance beam. RECORD SCORES AT HOME IN 2014 Kentucky had unparalleled success at home in 2014. The friendly confines of Memorial Coliseum yielded a 6-1 record for the home team, the best mark since 1991 when UK also went 6-1. The mark includes a win over then- No. 15 Penn State to open the season, along with victories over No. 11 Auburn and No. 22 California, all upsets. With the wins have come record-breaking scores. In Feb. 28 s win over AU, Kentucky s 49.650 on floor was a new school record by 0.200 points, while its 196.275 team score is the fifth-best in program history and the second best at home. A week later, a 196.150 went down as the third-best at home in team history. RECORD CROWDS AT HOME IN 2014 In UK s four home meets in 2014, the Wildcats averaged 3,265 fans in Memorial Coliseum. The average, ranked eighth nationally, marked the best home attendance for UK since at least the 1998 season, when records became available. Since 1998, the Wildcats have never averaged more than 3,000 fans. Standings Team SEC Overall High LSU 4-0 7-1 198.075 Alabama 3-1 4-1 197.400 Florida 3-1 4-1 197.600 Georgia 2-2 2-4 196.975 Auburn 1-2 3-2 197.075 KENTUCKY 1-3 3-3 195.825 Arkansas 1-3 2-5 196.325 Missouri 0-3 5-3 195.850 One of the toughest conferences in the nation, seven of the eight Southeastern Conference teams are ranked in the latest rankings. SEC schools have won nine of the last 10 NCAA Championships, including the last four, but the league s dominance is nothing new. Eighteen national titles have been won by SEC schools since the inaugural NCAA Championship in 1982. THE SEC MEET REVIEW FOUR: VS. ALABAMA Led by its seniors, Kentucky overcame a slow start to record a then-season-high score of 195.625 in a 196.700-195.625 loss to No. 6 Alabama on Jan. 31. The Wildcats broke the program record for team score in January, set two weeks earlier on Excite Night. Before this season, UK had never scored above a 195.500 in January, which it did twice in its first four meets of 2015. UK eclipsed 49.000 on two events, bars and floor, for the first time in one meet this year as six career-high or seasonhigh scores were set. UK opened with a 48.600 on vault, but followed with a meet-high 49.000 on uneven bars. A 48.925 on balance beam was a season-best for the Wildcats, as was their 49.100 on floor exercise. Seniors Shelby Hilton and Shannon Mitchell both notched two team-high or teamhigh-tying scores, with Hilton s being her first team-best totals of the year. Hilton led UK on vault with a 9.800, while Mitchell s 9.875 on beam was just 0.025 shy of meet-high totals. Junior Marissa Beucler s 9.850 on bars was a team high, and Hilton, Mitchell, junior Tiara Phipps and sophomore Taylor Puryear each scored a 9.825 on floor. The meet was the annual DanceBlue Meet, in support of UK s Pediatric Oncology Clinic and the on-campus organization DanceBlue. The Wildcats wore special gold warm-ups, which will be auctioned off on UKathletics. com to support DanceBlue. More on the DanceBlue Meet is available at http://bit.ly/ UKgymDanceBlueMeet. This Week in the SEC Friday, Feb. 13 #21 Kentucky vs. #1 Oklahoma 8 p.m. ET Perfect 10 Challenge, Oklahoma City Missouri at #4 Florida 7 p.m. ET #12 Boise State at #6 Alabama 8 p.m. ET Illinois St, SE MO St at #14 Arkansas 8 p.m. ET Saturday, Feb. 13 #8 Georgia at North Carolina 1 p.m. ET Florida captured its first title in 2013 before it shared the crown with Oklahoma last season to join Alabama and Georgia as national champions from the SEC. The SEC has placed at least two teams among the top six in 31 of the possible 33 NCAA Championship events. A record five SEC teams advanced to the NCAA Super Six team final in 2009. The SEC also leads all conferences in NCAA individual titles (96).

MEET REVIEW THREE: UK FALLS AT NO. 10 GEORGIA Kentucky fell on the road to No. 10 Georgia, 196.975-194.225 on Jan. 24 in Stegeman Coliseum. The Wildcats recorded four season-high or careerhigh-tying scores against the Bulldogs, who scored a season-high team score in front of a sellout crowd of 9.957. Junior Marissa Beucler and freshman Cori Rechenmacher each led or tied for the team lead on two events. Freshman Brittany Furuyama, sophomore Taylor Puryear and senior Kayla Hartley also tallied team-high-tying scores. Beucler, who had not competed in UK s first two meets this season, was a late addition to the lineup after an injury during warmups. Beucler finished first or second on all three events she competed in. UK began the meet on bars with a 48.900, the second-highest total on the event this season. The Wildcats added a 48.775 on vault before a 48.825 on floor, tied for the second-best score this year. On beam, Kentucky closed the meet with a 47.725. Georgia recorded at least a 49.100 on all four events. MEET REVIEW TWO: UK SECOND ON EXCITE NIGHT IN HOME OPENER Competing for the second time in five days to open the season, UK recorded a season-high score by over 0.600 points with a 195.600 on Jan. 16 in Memorial Coliseum. In its home opener, UK improved to 7-2 on Excite Night in head coach Tim Garrison s four seasons. The 195.600 marks the first time in program history UK has recorded a score higher than 195.500 in the month of January. Senior Shannon Mitchell and freshman Sydney Waltz each recorded two team-best scores and each tied for the meet high on one event. Mitchell was one of two gymnasts to score a 9.900 on balance beam, while Waltz posted a career-high 9.850 on vault for a meet-high-tying score. Waltz also led UK on uneven bars with a career-best 9.875, while Mitchell was one of three Wildcats to post a 9.775 on floor. It was a close battle between UK and the second-ranked Tigers. LSU held a 0.125-point lead after one event, but a meet-best 49.150 on uneven bars gave the Wildcats a 98.100-98.050 lead at the halfway point. Tied for the ninth-highest bars total in program history, it was one of three events where UK gymnasts recorded four season- or career-best totals. LSU regained its lead on the third event, after a 49.300 on floor and Kentucky scored a season-high 48.825 on balance beam. UK closed with a 48.675 on floor and LSU ended the night with a 49.250 on vault. The Wildcats opened the competition with a 2015-best 48.950 on vault. MEET REVIEW ONE: WILDCATS OPEN SEASON WITH WIN AT WASHINGTON Kentucky opened the 2015 season with a 194.975-194.325 win at No. 24 Washington Monday night The Wildcats improved to 2-0 all-time against the Huskies in their first-ever visit to Seattle. The 194.975 team score moves UK up to 13th in the national rankings after the first week of the season. UK used a strong team performance on all events and responded to adversity to record the season-opening win. Senior Kayla Hartley led Kentucky with team-high scores on two events. The Wildcats counted a fall on their first event, uneven bars, and trailed 48.700-48.500 after the first rotation, but they quickly responded on vault, the second event. UK s 48.900 on vault chipped away at Washington s already-slim lead. Kentucky trailed by 0.050 points at the halfway point, but a 48.825 on floor gave the Wildcats a lead that wouldn t go away. On balance beam, the final event, UK sealed the victory with a 48.750. Kentucky had one fall on beam, but like the two falls and an early deficit to open the competition on bars, the Wildcats responded with two strong routines by sophomore Taylor Puryear and Hartley to close the meet. Hartley led UK on bars and floor, both with a 9.825. Junior Khadijah Hudson and freshman Sydney Waltz posted team-best scores of 9.825 on vault, while freshman Cori Rechenmacher earned a 9.825 on balance beam to lead the Wildcats.

TEAM SCORES MEET-BY-MEET RESULTS Overall: 3-3 Regular Season: 3-3 SEC: 1-3 Home: 1-2 Away: 2-1 Neutral: 0-0 Average: 195.250 Season High: 195.825 Vault Hight: 48.950 Bars High: 49.150 Beam High: 49.000 Floor High: 49.150 UK S INDIVIDUAL LEADERS at Washington (1/12) Vault Bars Beam Floor Overall Vault Bars Beam Floor All-Around No. 22 Kentucky 48.900 48.500 48.750 48.825 194.975 Hudson/Waltz Hartley Rechenmacher Hartley No. 24 Washington 48.700 48.750 48.525 48.350 194.325 (9.825) (9.825) (9.825) (9.825) Excite Night (1/16) Vault Bars Beam Floor Overall Vault Bars Beam Floor All-Around No. 2 LSU 49.250 49.075 48.975 49.300 196.600 Waltz Waltz Mitchell Mitchell/Phipps/Puryear No. 13 Kentucky 48.950 49.150 48.825 48.675 195.600 (9.850) ^ (9.875) (9.900) ^ (9.775) No. 24 Arizona State 48.525 48.875 48.175 48.825 194.400 at Georgia (1/24) Vault Bars Beam Floor Overall Vault Bars Beam Floor All-Around No. 10 Georgia 49.250 49.350 49.100 49.275 196.975 Beucler/ Beucler/ Rechenmacher Hartley/Puryear No. 14 Kentucky 48.775 48.900 47.725 48.825 194.225 Furuyama Rechenmacher (9.775) (9.800) (9.825) (9.800) Alabama (1/30) Vault Bars Beam Floor Overall Vault Bars Beam Floor All-Around No. 6 Alabama 49.300 48.850 49.300 49.250 196.700 Hilton Beucler Mitchell Four Tied # No. 24 Kentucky 48.600 49.000 48.925 49.100 195.625 (9.800) (9.850 (9.875 (9.825) at Missouri (2/6) Vault Bars Beam Floor Overall Vault Bars Beam Floor All-Around No. 23 Kentucky 48.700 48.975 49.000 49.150 195.825 Waltz Beucler Mitchell/Whittle ^ Puryear ^ Missouri 49.000 48.850 48.400 48.900 195.150 (9.875) (9.825) (9.875) (9.850) at Perfect 10 Challenge (2/13) Vault Bars Beam Floor Overall Vault Bars Beam Floor All-Around No. 21 Kentucky No. 1 Oklahoma Arkansas (2/20) Vault Bars Beam Floor Overall Vault Bars Beam Floor All-Around Kentucky Arkansas at Florida (2/27) Vault Bars Beam Floor Overall Vault Bars Beam Floor All-Around Kentucky Florida Auburn (3/6) Vault Bars Beam Floor Overall Vault Bars Beam Floor All-Around Kentucky Auburn Pittsburgh, Ball State (3/7) Vault Bars Beam Floor Overall Vault Bars Beam Floor All-Around Kentucky Pittsburgh Ball State at SEC Championships (3/21) Vault Bars Beam Floor Overall Vault Bars Beam Floor All-Around at NCAA Regionals (4/4) Vault Bars Beam Floor Overall Vault Bars Beam Floor All-Around ^ - Meet Leader # - vs. Alabama - Floor: Hilton, Mitchell, Phipps, Puryear (9.825)

MEET-BY-MEET SCORESHEETS UK AT WASHINGTON January 12, 2015 Alaska Airlines Arena Seattle Attendance: 801 EXCITE NIGHT January 16, 2015 Memorial Coliseum Lexington, Ky. Attendance: 5,105 UK AT GEORGIA January 24, 2015 Stegeman Coliseum Athens, Ga. Attendance: 9,957 UK VS. ALABAMA January 30, 2015 Memorial Coliseum Lexington, Ky. Attendance: 2,759 UK AT MISSOURI February 6, 2015 Hearnes Center Columbia, Mo. Attendance: 1,215 PERFECT 10 CHALLENGE February 13, 2015 Cox Arena Oklahoma City Attendance: UK VS. ARKSANSAS February 20, 2014 Memorial Coliseum Lexington, Ky. Attendance: No. 22 Kentucky 194.975 No. 24 Washington 194.325 No. 2 LSU 196.600 No. 14 Kentucky 195.600 No. 24 Arizona St. 194.400 No. 10 Georgia 196.975 No. 14 Kentucky 194.225 No. 6 Alabama 196.700 No. 24 Kentucky 195.625 No. 23 Kentucky 195.825 Missouri 195.150 BARS 48.500 Roemmele 9.800 Carlisle 9.775 Waltz 9.225 Hartley 9.825 Rechenmacher 9.325 Gross 9.775 VAULT 48.950 Hartley 9.575 Gross 9.775 Hilton 9.800 Hudson 9.725 Furuyama 9.800 Waltz 9.850 BARS 48.900 Roemmele 9.750 Carlisle 9.775 Waltz 9.775 Hartley 9.725 Rechenmacher 9.800 Beucler 9.800 VAULT 48.600 Hartley 9.625 Beucler 9.650 Mitchell 9.725 Hilton 9.800 Furuyama 9.775 Waltz 9.650 BARS 48.975 Roemmele 9.750 Carlisle 9.775 Waltz 9.800 Hartley 9.800 Rechenmacher 9.775 Beucler 9.825 VAULT 48.900 Hartley 9.725 Gross 9.775 Hilton 9.750 Hudson 9.825 Furuyama 9.650 Waltz 9.825 BARS 49.150 Roemmele 9.825 Carlisle 9.800 Waltz 9.875 Hartley 9.800 Rechenmacher 9.850 Gross 9.775 VAULT 48.775 Hartley 9.750 Hilton 9.750 Hudson 9.050 Furuyama 9.775 Waltz 9.725 Beucler 9.775 BARS 49.000 Roemmele 9.775 Carlisle 9.625 Waltz 9.800 Hartley 9.775 Rechenmacher 9.800 Beucler 9.850 VAULT 48.700 Hartley 9.575 Beucler 9.675 Mitchell 9.825 Hilton 9.175 Furuyama 9.750 Waltz 9.875 FLOOR 48.825 Hilton 9.725 Phipps 9.775 Carlisle 9.775 Mitchell 9.175 Puryear 9.725 Hartley 9.825 BEAM 48.825 Roemmele 9.650 Whittle 9.750 Puryear 9.800 Gross 9.050 Rechenmacher 9.725 Mitchell 9.900 FLOOR 48.825 Hilton 9.725 Phipps 9.725 Carlisle 9.200 Mitchell 9.775 Puryear 9.800 Hartley 9.800 BEAM 48.925 Roemmele 9.750 Beucler 9.400 Whittle 9.825 Waltz 9.725 Rechenmacher 9.750 Mitchell 9.875 FLOOR 49.150 Hilton 9.825 Phipps 9.825 Carlisle 9.100 Mitchell 9.825 Puryear 9.850 Hartley 9.825 BEAM 48.750 Roemmele 9.750 Whittle 9.750 Shipley 8.400 Gross 9.725 Rechenmacher 9.825 Mitchell 9.700 FLOOR 48.875 Hilton 9.750 Phipps 9.775 Carlisle 9.600 Mitchell 9.775 Puryear 9.775 Hartley 9.250 BEAM 47.725 Roemmele 9.200 Whittle 9.550 Puryear 9.000 Beucler 9.575 Rechenmacher 9.825 Mitchell 9.575 FLOOR 49.100 Hilton 9.825 Phipps 9.825 Carlisle 9.725 Mitchell 9.825 Puryear 9.825 Hartley 9.800 BEAM 49.000 Roemmele 9.650 Carlisle 9.850 Whittle 9.875 Waltz 9.750 Rechenmacher 8.450 Mitchell 9.875

2015 INDIVIDUAL EVENT TITLES 2015 TEAM EVENT TITLES Shannon Mitchell (2) Balance Beam (2): Jan. 16 Excite Night 9.900 Feb. 6 at Missouri 9.875 Taylor Puryear (1) Floor (1): Feb. 6 at Missouri 9.850 Sydney Waltz (1) Vault (1): Jan. 16 Excite Night 9.850 Montana Whittle (1) Balance Beam (1): Feb. 6 at Missouri 9.875 Vault (1): Jan. 12 at Washington 48.900 Uneven Bars (1): Jan. 16 Excite Night 49.150 Jan. 30 vs. Alabama 49.000 Feb. 6 at Missouri 48.975 Balance Beam (1): Jan. 12 at Washington 48.750 Feb. 6 at Missouri 49.000 Floor Exercise (1): Jan. 12 at Washington 48.825 Feb. 6 at Missouri 49.150 CAREER INDIVIDUAL EVENT TITLES Gymnast 2015 Career Kayla Hartley - 10 Uneven Bars - 2 Floor - 8 Shannon Mitchell 2 7 Vault - 1 Balance Beam 2 5 Floor - 1 Alexis Gross - 2 Uneven Bars - 1 Balance Beam - 1 Taylor Puryear 1 2 Floor 1 2 Amy Roemmele - 2 Uneven Bars - 1 Balance Beam - 1 Sydney Waltz 1 1 Vault 1 1 MEET-BY-MEET TEAM LEADERS Vault Sydney Waltz 3 Marissa Beucler 1 Brittany Furuyama 1 Shelby Hilton 1 Khadijah Hudson 1 Uneven Bars Marissa Beucler 3 Kayla Hartley 1 Cori Rechenmacher 1 Sydney Waltz 1 Balance Beam Shannon Mitchell 3 Cori Rechenmacher 2 Montana Whittle 1 Floor Exercise Taylor Puryear 4 Kayla Hartley 2 Shannon Mitchell 2 Tiara Phipps 2 Shelby Hilton 1 * Totals include ties Marissa Beucler - 1 Balance Beam - 1 Tiara Phipps - 1 Uneven Bars - 1 Montana Whittle 1 1 Balance Beam 1 1

Team Vault 49.4 at Ohio State 2/20/11 49.325 vs. BYU 1/31/03 vs. Florida 3/1/96 49.300 at Lady Luck Invitational 1/15/10 at Texas Woman s Univ. 3/15/02 vs. GW/Radford 3/9/96 49.275 vs. California, Centenary 3/7/14 at Arizona State 3/21/03 at Auburn 3/12/99 49.250 at NCAA Central Region 4/4/09 49.225 at SEC Championships 3/21/09 at Alaska-Anchorage 3/15/09 vs. LSU 1/23/09 vs. New Hampshire 1/25/02 vs. LSU 3/15/97 49.200 vs. Auburn 2/28/14 at Auburn 2/4/11 at. Ohio State/W.Va./GWU 3/4/07 vs. Georgia/Illinois 2/14/97 49.175 at SEC Championships 3/22/14 at Penn State 3/13/13 vs. TWU/SEMO/BGSU 3/10/07 49.150 10 times Last at Arkansas, 2/21/14 49.125 Nine Times Last at Nebraska, 2/23/14 49.100 Four times Last vs. Bowling Green, 3/8/13 Team Uneven Bars 49.325 vs. GW/BGSU 3/4/11 vs. Florida 3/1/96 49.300 at Texas Woman s U. 3/15/02 vs. Ball State 2/15/02 49.225 vs. Alabama 2/10/96 49.200 vs. Towson State 2/24/95 49.175 vs. Auburn 2/28/14 vs. Auburn 2/22/02 49.150 Excite Night 1/16/15 at Ball State 3/3/13 vs. Ball State/GWU 3/11/12 at Kent State 3/5/10 at C. Michigan/Rhode Island 3/12/06 vs. Alabama 2/13/04 49.125 at Auburn/Pittsburgh 2/24/12 vs. Ohio State 2/19/10 vs. Alabama 3/8/02 49.100 Five times Last at Penn State, 3/13/13 Team Balance Beam 49.475 at Penn State 3/13/13 49.350 at Arkansas 2/24/06 at Alabama 2/24/01 49.300 at Alaska-Anchorage 3/13/09 49.225 vs. Arizona/WMU 3/7/08 49.150 vs. Florida 2/22/13 49.125 vs. BGSU 3/8/13 at Ohio State 3/9/08 at Arkansas 2/15/08 49.100 at Ball State 3/3/13 at Alaska-Anchorage 3/15/09 at Bowling Green State 3/22/08 49.050 at SEC Championships 3/29/96 49.000 at Missouri 2/6/15 vs. Arkansas 1/18/13 vs. Ball State/GWU at TWU/SEMO/BGSU 3/10/07 vs. Bowling Green 1/8/05 Team Floor Exercise 49.650 vs. Auburn 2/28/14 49.450 vs. George Washington 1/30/98 49.425 vs. California, Centenary 3/7/14 49.400 at NCAA Regionals 4/5/14 49.350 vs. Florida 1/22/10 vs. Ball State 3/05/04 49.325 vs. Ohio State 2/19/10 at TWU/Utah State/Centenary 3/14/08 49.300 at Arizona/Penn St./TWU 3/16/07 at LSU 3/1/02 at SEC Championships 3/23/01 49.275 vs. Alabama 2/26/10 vs. Arizona/WMU 3/7/08 49.250 Five Times Last at LSU, 3/14/14 49.225 vs. Florida 2/17/06 vs. Auburn 2/22/02 49.200 Seven Times Last vs. Auburn/Pittsburgh, 2/24/12 49.175 at Georgia 2/23/08 at Ore. St./Wash./Boise St./Seattle Pacific 3/17/06 49.150 Eight Times Last at Missouri, 2/6/15 KENTUCKY GYMNASTICS RECORD BOOK Team Score 196.775 at Penn State 3/13/13 196.500 at Ball State 3/3/13 196.375 vs. BGSU 3/8/13 at Texas Woman s U. 3/15/02 196.275 vs. Auburn 2/28/14 196.250 at Arkansas 2/24/06 196.225 at Alaska-Anchorage 3/13/09 196.200 at TWU/SEMO/BGSU 3/10/07 196.150 vs. California, Centenary 3/7/14 196.100 at Ore. St./Wash./Boise St./Seattle Pacific 3/17/06 vs. Ball State 2/15/02 196.050 at Kent State 3/5/10 196.075 at Florida 2/22/13 196.025 vs. Ball State/GWU 3/11/12 vs. Michigan State/CMU 3/4/05 196.000 vs. Auburn 2/22/02 195.975 at Arkansas 2/21/14 at Centenary 3/16/08 195.925 at NCAA Regionals 4/5/14 vs. Arizona/WMU 2/29/08 195.875 vs. Centenary 3/17/12 vs. Illinois 2/10/01 vs. GW/Radford 3/9/96 195.850 vs. Ohio State 2/19/10 at Alaska-Anchorage 3/15/09 at SEC Championships 3/23/01 195.825 at Missouri 2/6/15 vs. Georgia 3/8/13 vs. BGSU/CMU/Pitt 3/9/01 at Alabama 2/24/01 195.675 vs. Towson State 2/24/95 195.650 vs. GW/BGSU 3/4/11 vs. Alabama 2/26/10 195.625 vs. Alabama 1/31/15 195.600 Excite Night 1/16/15 at Arizona/Penn St/TWU 3/16/07 195.575 at NCAA Regionals 4/6/13 vs. LSU 2/25/11 195.550 Three times Last at Georgia, 2/5/10 Individual Vault 10.0 21 times 9.975 Jennifer Simmons 3/12/99 Four times Shawnte Hall Three times 9.950 Phylicia Reshard 2/20/11 Emily Green 3/13/09 Aronda Primault 1/31/03 11 times 9.925 Kenzie Hedges 3/7/14 Whitney Rose Three times, last 1/29/10 Emily Green 3/14/08 Emilie Rymer 3/10/07 Lyndsay Cameron 2/20/04 Melanie Zaharias Four times Krystle Cook Seven times 9.900 Shannon Mitchell, last 2/28/14 Holly Cunninham, last 2/23/14 Audrey Harrison 3/8/13 Whitney Rose Seven times, last 1/28/11 Emily Green Four times, last 1/23/09 Jasmine Minion, last 2/18/11 Hillary Ferguson, last in 2008 Emilie Rymer 3/4/07 Melanie Zaharias Jennifer Simmons 3/16/01 Krissy Hoeferlin 3/12/99 Shawnte Hall 3/9/96 Jennifer Van Outer 3/5/96 Krystle Cook Aronda Primault Julia Gore Eight times Seven times Four times Individual Uneven Bars 9.975 9.950 Julia Gore 3/14/03 Krystle Cook 9.925 Michelle Gales 3/12/04 Julia Gore Jessie Lemp 2/22/02 Julie Joy 2/15/02 Robin Ewing 3/1/96 Krystle Cook 9.900 Kayla Hartley 2/28/14 Amy Roemmele 2/23/14 Alexis Gross 3/13/13 Audrey Harrison Three times, last 2/15/13 Storey Morris Twp times. last 2/24/12 Andrea Mitchell 3/4/11 Natalie Rubinstein, last 3/15/09 Alison Sarucci 2/27/04 Jessie Lemp 3/15/02 Julia Gore 3/8/02 Katie Toups 3/3/00 Robin Ewing 1/10/97 12 times Krystle Cook Three times Julie Joy Three times Individual Balance Beam 10.0 4/22/95 9.975 4/23/94 9.950 Alexis Gross 3/13/13 Heather Hite 3/10/07 Five times 9.925 Audrey Harrison 2/28/14 Heather Hite Three times, last 3/13/09 Kristen O Shields 2/24/06 Aronda Primault 2/15/02 Mindy Smith 2/24/01 Melanie Zaharias 2/24/01 9.900 Shannon Mitchell Three times, last 1/16/15 Marissa Beucler 2/15/14 Holly Cunningham 3/13/13 Bridget Carreiro 3/15/09 Heather Hite Seven times, last 3/15/09 Emily Green 3/9/08 Madison Snowden 2/29/08 Michelle Gales 3/14/03 Robin Ewing 3/23/96 Six times Mindy Smith Individual Floor Exercise 10.0 Six times 9.975 9.950 Audrey Harrison 2/28/14 Andrea Mitchell, last 3/4/11 Emily Green 1/22/10 Heather Hite 3/16/07 Julie Joy 3/05/04 Mila Chitwood 1/30/98 seven times Michelle Gales four times 9.925 Tiara Phipps 4/5/14 Kayla Hartley 2/28/14 Shelby Hilton 2/28/14 Taylor Puryear 2/28/14 Kenzie Hedges 2/28/14 Jasmine Minion 1/8/11 Heather Hite 2/6/09 Hillary Ferguson Three times Melanie Zaharias 1/31/03 Julia Gore 3/1/02 Aronda Primault 1/5/02 Mila Chitwood 4/5/97 Five times Michelle Gales Five times 9.900 Taylor Puryear, last 4/5/14 Audrey Harrison Four times, last 3/7/14 Kayla Hartley Four times, last 2/15/14 Hillary Ferguson Six times, last 3/5/10 Emily Green Five times, last 3/12/10 Jasmine Minion, last 2/18/11 Heather Hite Seven times, last1/23/09 Julie Joy 3/9/01 Mila Chitwood 1/29/99 Robin Ewing 3/3/96 Jennifer Van Outer 3/5/93 Michelle Gales Aronda Primault Krystle Cook Krissy Hoeferlin Mindy Smith Ten times Seven times Six times Individual All-Around 39.875 39.800 4/20/95 39.775 2/18/95 39.750 3/5/93 39.700 3/1/96 39.650 3/9/96 39.550 Andrea Mitchell 3/4/11 Current gymnasts and records set in 2015 marked in bold.

HEAD COACH TIM GARRISON Tim Garrison enters his fourth season as the University of Kentucky gymnastics head coach after leading the team to unprecedented success in his first three seasons. In 2014, Garrison led the Wildcats to a 6-1 home record, its best mark at Memorial Coliseum since 1991, a school-record NCAA Regional score for the second consecutive season and an individual appearance at the NCAA Championships. With an upset win over No. 11 Auburn, UK scored a 196.275, the fifth-best team score in program history. The Wildccats totaled two scores that mark in the top 10 all-time and four in the top 20 in school history. Along with a school-record NCAA Regional score of 195.925, senior Audrey Harrison tied for the win on balance beam. The win qualified Harrison for the NCAA Championships, marking UK s first appearance at the national championship meet since 2010. Kentucky had a record-setting 2013 campaign that saw numerous school records fall. UK earned a ninth-consecutive NCAA Regional bid with a school-record regional qualifying score of 196.06 after breaking the team best score twice. A 196.775 in the regular season finale at Penn State bested the previous high score, set earlier in the season at Ball State. The Wildcats notched three wins against SEC opponents, the most in program history and earned a 3-3-1 league mark, also a school best. All three wins were against teams ranked in the top 15, with two over topnine foes. In postseason play, UK tallied the program s highest-ever NCAA Regional team score of 195.575 and finished fourth at the regional. The Kentucky gymnastics team wrapped up a historic 2013 season by claiming the prestigious Team of the Year Award at the annual CATSPY Awards along with two individual awards. Garrison was named Coach of the Year alongside baseball coach Gary Henderson and rifle coach Harry Mullins, while sophomore Shannon Mitchell picked up the Scratch Award, given to the top non-scholarship student-athlete. The Wildcats finished 2012 with three consecutive scores of 195.875 or higher, Kentucky s best-ever three meet stretch. UK also sealed the first winning regular season since 2008 in Garrison s first campaign. Garrison guided the Wildcats to a final No. 25 ranking with a National Qualifying Score of 390.240 in 2012. The ranking made Garrison the first head coach in school history to take his team to a top-25 final ranking in his first season. The Wildcats earned back-to-back victories over top-25 teams when UK took down Southeastern Conference foe Auburn at home and highly ranked Illinois on the road midway through the season. The Wildcats also posted just the 10th score of 196 or higher in school history with a 196.025 against George Washington and Ball State during Garrison s inaugural season. Garrison arrived at UK after helping the Huskers reach new heights with two NCAA Super Six appearances and two Big 12 Conference championships. The native of Conroe, Texas, served as the Huskers vault, floor exercise and strength and conditioning coach, while also helping in all facets of recruiting. In his five years at Nebraska, Garrison was responsible for producing 10 NCAA All-Americans, while his vault and floor teams consistently ranked as one of the top-10 teams in the nation. In 2011, Garrison helped lead the Huskers back to the NCAA Super Six Finals, where they matched their best finish in school history, finishing fourth. Two of Garrison s vault performers ended the individual finals in the top five, while two other gymnasts were in the top 12 on floor. Prior to Nebraska, Garrison developed a reputation as one of the most successful club coaches in the country, serving as a head coach for SCEGA Gymnastics in Temecula, Calif., for 10 years. SCEGA Gymnastics is one of the largest and most thriving gymnastics teams in the nation. While with SCEGA, Garrison produced 27 national champions, 10 Junior Olympic National Team members and four Elite National Team members. For his efforts, Garrison was named Coach of the Year for Southern California by USA Gymnastics a impressive five times, including four consecutive from 2001-04. In 2001, Garrison coached Rachel Tidd to the World Championships in Ghent, Belgium, where she captured a team bronze medal and finished eighth on beam. A year earlier, Garrison coached Tidd to a 10th-place showing in the 2000 U.S. Olympic Trials. Garrison spent three years at SCATS Gymnastics in Huntington Beach, Calif., where he was responsible for conditioning and meet preparation for a group of optional and compulsory gymnasts. During his time there, Garrison produced a national qualifier every year at both the Junior Olympic National Championships and the Elite Classic competitions. Garrison also coached at Karolyi s Gymnastics in Houston, Texas, alongside famed former U.S. Olympic Team coach Bela Karolyi. Garrison and his wife, Rachel, served as the directors for the Nebraska School of Gymnastics during their time in Lincoln. The duo successfully increased the enrollment in the program from 40 participants to over 170 members. Garrison also was named the USAG Coach of the Year in 2009 for Nebraska. Garrison graduated from California State University at Fullerton in 1995 with a Bachelor of Science degree in physical education. The Garrisons have three daughters: Rayley, Taige and Teagan; and one son: Reece. THE GARRISON FILE Personal Birth Date: Aug. 5, 1970 Hometown: Conroe, Texas Family: Rachel (wife); Rayley (19), Taige (14), Teagan (12), Reece (5) and Rylan (1) Parents: David and Lora Garrison Date Hired at UK: April 28, 2011 Education High School: Oak Ridge High School (Conroe, Texas) College: California State University at Fullerton, B.S., Physical Education, 1995 Collegiate Coaching Career 2011-Current: Kentucky Head Coach 2006-11: Nebraska Assistant Coach 1992-94: Cal State Fullerton Assistant Coach Club Coaching Career 2006-11: Nebraska School of Gymnastics (Lincoln, Neb.) 1996-06: SCEGA Gymnastics (Temecula, Calif.) 1994-96: SCATS Gymnastics (Huntington Beach, Calif.) Notables - Responsible for producing 10 NCAA All-Americans at Nebraska - Helped lead Nebraska to the NCAA Tournament every season, including two Super Six appearances and two Big 12 Championships - Was a five-time USA Gymnastics Coach of the Year for Southern California (1999, 2001, 02, 03, 04) while at SCEGA Gymnastics where he produced 27 national champions, 10 Junior Olympic National Team members and four Elite National Team members - Was a personal coach at the 2000 Olympic trials in Boston, Mass., and 2011 World Championships in Ghent, Belgium - USA Gymnastics Coach of the Year in 2009 for Nebraska (club)

ASSISTANT COACH CHUCK DICKERSON EIGHTH SEASON ASSISTANT COACH MARY MCDANIEL FOURTH SEASON Chuck Dickerson enters his eighth season with the Kentucky gymnastics program, where he coaches vault and floor as a key compenent of head coach Tim Garrison s staff. Dickerson was retained as an assistant coach when Garrison arrived in Lexington before the 2012 season. Dickerson, who was the 2010 Gymnastics Assistant Coach of the Year for the central region by the National Association of Collegiate Gymnastics Coaches, has enjoyed eight very successful seasons as an assistant coach for Kentucky. In 2014, Dickerson helped lead the Wildcats to a 6-1 home record, its best mark at Memorial Coliseum since 1991, a school-record NCAA Regional score for the second consecutive season and an individual appearance at the NCAA Championships. With an upset win over No. 11 Auburn, UK scored a 196.275, the fifth-best team score in program history. In the win, Kentucky s floor team, which Dickerson oversees, scored a 49.650, the highest score on the event in program history. One of the best teams on floor in the country in 2014, Dickerson coached UK to three scores on floor that rank in the top four in program history. Dickerson previously coached vault and uneven bars for the Wildcats, guiding UK to a school-record team score on vault of 49.4, while the Wildcats tied a school record team-score on bars with a 49.325. Dickerson helped the UK gymnastics team steadily improve its efforts on the vault apparatus since his arrival in Lexington in 2008. Kentucky has ranked among the top 18 schools on the event each season under Dickerson. The Wildcats set a school record with a 49.150 regional qualifying score on vault in 2009 while in 2010 then-sophomore Whitney Rose (Frisco, Texas) became UK s first gymnast to qualify for nationals since 2006 when she scored a 9.900 to tie for first place. In 2009, Dickerson coached the vault squad to top-20 status all year long, peaking at No. 7. It was the second year in a row the vault line-up finished the year top 15. One of the lead vaulters, Emily Green, earned a 9.950, the first mark of that caliber on vault since 2003. Green dominated the event averaging a 9.85. Also grabbing recognition for her talent was Whitney Rose who also becamea solid vault worker and was named the SEC Freshman of the Year. With over 25 years of coaching experience, Dickerson is able to assist the Wildcats in recruiting top talent. In 2008, Dickerson helped sign fellow Tyler, Texas, native Storey Morris, Rose of Frisco, Texas, the 2008 Texas State vault and all-around champion, and three-time national bar champion Jennifer Taylor of Tulsa, Okla. Since 2004, the Tyler, Texas, native had been working in his hometown at Texas East Gymnastics where he coached former UK gymnast, Storey Morris. In both 2006 and 2007, he qualified a gymnast for the USA Championships to go along with his numerous national qualifiers in his four-year span. Prior to his time at Texas East, Dickerson spent eight years at Rowland/Ballard Gymnastics in Kingwood, Texas. While there, he had seven athletes receive Division I scholarships and sent 15 on to the national championships. In 2002, he earned the great honor of being voted the Texas USA Gymnastics Coach of the Year by his peers. Early on in his career, Dickerson spent 10 years working under famed coach Bela Karolyi. In his coaching career, he has coached three national champions. Dickerson resides in Lexington. Mary McDaniel enters her fourth season as an assistant coach at Kentucky. McDaniel, who was hired on July 11, 2011 oversees Kentucky s efforts on balance beam as well as coordinating dance routines for floor exercise. In 2014, McDaniel s third season in Lexington, the Wildcats recorded two team scores that rank among the top 10 in program history and three in the top 20. On balance beam, which McDaniel oversees, senior Audrey Harrison became the first UK gymnast to advance to the NCAA Championships since 2010. Harrison tied for the win on beam at the NCAA Regionals to qualify for the national championship meet. Beam proved to be one of Kentucky s best and most consistent events as a team in 2012. The Wildcats ranked in the top 20 on the event for much of 2012. McDaniel helped senior Storey Morris close out her career in style as she nearly broke a career-best score with a9.85 ather final meet, the 2012 NCAA Regional. McDaniel came to UK after a successful 20-year stint as a club coach in Kansas, helping countless young gymnasts fulfill their dreams in collegiate athletics. McDaniel spent time at McCracken s Gymnastics and Swim in Olathe, Kan., before arriving in Lexington. She held countless titles there, including head coach and meet director since 1991. While in Olathe, McDaniel was directly responsible for all aspects of McCracken s team program, including personally training and coaching all level nine and 10 gymnasts and helping design routines, practice schedules and performance requirements. Over her 20-plus years of coaching club, McDaniel has coached numerous athletes to USA Gymnastics Western Nationals and level 10 USA Gymnastics Junior Olympic Nationals. McDaniel has also coached numerous athletes to state and regional championships, while helping a large handful of gymnasts to Division I programs across the nation. While coaching at McCracken s Gymnastics, McDaniel spent 15 years as a member of the USA Gymnastics Kansas State Administrative Committee, helping organize state clinics and other gymnastics activities around the state. McDaniel began coaching in 1987 as a level four and five beam and floor coach at McCracken s Gymnastics before moving to Gym Country Gymnastics in Tulsa, Okla., where she served as the beam and floor coach for a year. McDaniel moved back to McCracken Gymnastics in 1991 to begin her successful 20-year post as office manager, meet director and head coach. The native of Olathe graduated from the University of Kansas in 1994 with a bachelor of science degree in business administration with a concentration in exercise science. Mary is married to Ken McDaniel and the couple has one daughter, Isabelle, 7.

2015 KENTUCKY WILDCATS KEN T U C K Y GY MNA S TICS 2010 H I ST O R Y Alyssa Bertoni Marissa Beucler Kirsten Canini Katie Carlisle Brittany Furuyama 5-5 All Around RS-Fr. Frederick, Md. 5-2.5 All Around Jr. Findlay, Ohio 5-4 All Around RS-Fr. Caroll, Ohio 5-3 All Around Fr. Newark, Ohio 5-5 All Around Fr. Houston, Texas Alexis Gross Kayla Hartley Shelby Hilton Khadijah Hudson Shannon Mitchell 5-2 All Around RS-Jr. Pasadena, Md. 5-3 All Around RS-Sr. Versailles, Ky. 5-2 All Around Sr. St. Petersburg, Fla. 5-5 All Around Jr. Hebron, Ky. 5-4 All Around Sr. Bethesda, Md. Tiara Phipps Taylor Puryear Cori Rechenmacher Amy Roemmele Sara Shipley 5-6.5 All Around Jr. San Antonio, Texas 5-2 All Around So. Suitland, Md. 5-1 All Around Fr. Batavia, Ill. 5-3 All Around So. White Lake, Mich. 5-6 All Around Jr. Coral Springs, Fla. Sydney Waltz Montana Whittle Tim Garrison Chuck Dickerson Mary McDaniel 5-3 All Around Fr. Findlay, Ohio 5-9 All Around So. Lincoln, Neb. Head Coach Fourth Season Assistant Coach Eighth Season Assistant Coach Fourth Season 2015 University of Kentucky Gymnastics UKathletics.com @UKgymnastics