M e e t S e v e n @ O h i o S t a t e S t. J o h n A r e n a (Co l u m b u s, O h i o ) M a r c h 1 3, 2 0 1 0 4 P. M. C T Matthew Wilson, Student Asst. (Men s Gymnastics) McClendon Center for Intercollegiate Athletics 180 W. Brooks, Suite 2525, Norman, OK 73019 O: (405) 325-8231 M: (405) 831-3344 E: mwilson75@ou.edu www.soonersports.com Twitter: @soonersportscom 8 N A T I O N A L T I T L E S 6 N I S S E N - E M E R Y A W A R D W I N N E R S 1 9 6 A L L - A M E R I C A N S 3 0 I N D I V. N A T I O N A L C H A M P I O N S Oklahoma Schedule Results DATE OPPONENT TIME RESULTS Jan. 16 Rocky Mountain Open W (347.400-337.050) Jan. 23 @ Iowa W (349.500-340.950) Jan. 30 Texas Cancelled Feb. 4 Winter Cup Individual Results Feb. 13 NEBRASKA W (356.500-335.450) Feb. 20 @ Michigan W (354.450-354.000) Feb. 27 MINNESOTA TEXAS W (359.450-344.850) March 7 @ Nebraska Stanford L (360.300-361.650) March 13 @ Ohio State 4 p.m. March 20 @ Penn State 7 p.m. April 3 MPSF Championship 7 p.m. April 15 NCAA Qualifiers 7 p.m. April 16 NCAA Championships 7 p.m. April 17 NCAA Championships 7 p.m. All times are Central and subject to change. Home meets are indicated by ALL CAPS and held at the Howard McCasland Field House. Watch the Sooners On... Floor Oklahoma is currently ranked first in the nation on the apparatus with an average score of 62.300. The Sooners also have four individuals ranked in the top 15 of the standings (No. 1-Steven, 16.067; No. 2-Dalton, 15.817; No. 9-Shortle, 15.517; No. 15 Alex Naddour, 15.067). AROUND THE COUNTRY Saturday, March 13: California vs. Penn St. & Nebraska Illinois vs. Michigan Minnesota vs. Iowa & UIC Navy vs. Temple Oklahoma (9-1, 4-1 MPSF) SOONERS 2 At A Glance Date:....... Saturday, March 13 Last Meeting...(W) OU, 2/13/09...357.450-353.150 Time:............ 4 p.m. Central Location........ Columbus, Ohio Venue:...........St. John Arena Meet Info..... SoonerSports.com Live Stats: ohiostatebuckeyes.com Webcast:.ohiostatebuckeyes.com Tickets:....... 1-800-GO-BUCKS Ohio State (7-5, 3-3 Big Ten ) BUCKEYES Oklahoma Set for Clash with Buckeyes in Columbus The No. 2 Oklahoma men s gymnastics hits the road to battle Big Ten rival No. 6 Ohio State, Saturday, March 13. The matchup between the Sooners and the Buckeyes will start at 4:00 p.m. at St. John Arena. Oklahoma s (9-1) undefeated streak came to an end in a loss against No. 2 Stanford in a triangular with No. 9 Nebraska at the Devaney Center on the campus of the University of Nebraska, March 7. With its 1-1 mark at the event, OU is now 6-1 against top 10 opponents on the year. Oklahoma claimed at least a share of three team event titles on the day with wins on floor (62.850), pommel horse (56.800) and a share of the parallel bars title with Stanford (59.500). Last season, OU posted a 357.450 team score en route to a victory over Ohio State claiming four team event titles on the night, including wins on floor (61.800), vault (63.150), parallel bars (58.850) and high bar (58.100). Opponent Preview Last week, Ohio State (7-5, 3-3 Big Ten) downed California, 351.800-346.00, in St. John Arena as six different Buckeyes recorded first-place finishes on five of the six events. On Feb. 28, Ohio State earned a huge Big Ten Conference win, defeating Penn State, 353.600-347.100, after earning event wins on pommel horse, rings, parallel bars and high bar. Up Next The Sooners will face another rival from the Big Ten conference on the road with a trip to the Penn State on March 20. Since 2000, the Sooners and Nittany Lions and have combined to win the last eight NCAA titles. OU leads the pack with five national championships while Penn State has claimed three championship (2000, 2004, 2007). 5 G Y M N A S T S T O W A T C H Steven Legendre Junior All-Around Legendre claimed his second all-around title of the season with a score of 88.850... The U.S. National Team member also took home an individual event title on floor (16.100). The official site of OU Athletics supplies Sooner fans worldwide with the latest news and features on Oklahoma athletics direct from Norman. The site provides the latest press releases, rosters, bios, schedules, statistics, notes, quotes, athlete blogs, photo galleries and audio and video available to both Sooner fans and the media. Alex Naddour Freshman All-Around Against Stanford and Nebraska, Naddour won his fourth event title of the season on pommel (14.900).
H e a d C o a c h M a r k Wi l l i a m s N o t e s 2 CAREER NOTES HEAD COACH MARK WILLIAMS 11th Year at OU: 246-21 Alma Mater: Nebraska, 1980 Five National Championships Eight Conference Championships Five-Time National Coach of the Year Eight-Time MPSF Coach of the Year Education B.S. Secondary Education/English (Nebraska, 1980) M.A. Journalism/Professional Writing (Oklahoma, 1991) Coaching Experience Head Coach, Oklahoma (2000-present) Assistant Coach, Oklahoma (1988-99) High School Coach (1982-88) Career Coaching Highlights 2009 World Championship Personal Coach 2008 U.S. Olympic Personal Coach 2008 NCAA National Champions 2008 MPSF Coach of the Year 2008 National Coach of the Year 2007 MPSF Coach of the Year 2006 U.S. World Championships Head Coach 2006 USA Gymnastics Coach of the Year 2006 NCAA National Champions 2006 National Coach of the Year 2006 MPSF Coach of the Year 2005 NCAA National Champions 2005 National Coach of the Year 2005 MPSF Coach of the Year 2004 U.S. Olympic Personal Coach 2003 NCAA National Champions 2003 National Coach of the Year 2003 MPSF Coach of the Year 2003 World Championship Personal Coach 2002 World Championship Personal Coach 2002 NCAA National Champions 2002 National Coach of the Year 2002 MPSF Coach of the Year 2001 MPSF Coach of the Year 2001 West Region NCAA Coach of the Year 2001 World Championship Personal Coach 2000 MPSF Coach of the Year 1999 Pan American Games Head Coach 1996 Assistant Olympic Coach 1995 Assistant World Championship Coach 1994 World Championship Personal Coach 1994 USA Gymnastics Coach of the Year 1994 NCAA Assistant Coach of the Year 11-time USA International Team Coach Gymnastics Activities NCAA Rules Committee Chair, 2005 NGJA Nationally Certified Judge, 1984-2001 F.I.G. Certified Judge, 1998-2004 USAG Men s Program Committee Member, 1994-2000 U.S. Men s Elite Coaches Association Sec./Treas. & V.P., 1991-98 USAG Board of Directors Sr. Rep, 1996-98 Coached on seven NCAA National Championship Teams (1981, 1991, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2008) Athletic Accolades (Nebraska) NCAA Team Champion, 1979 and 1980 All-American High Bar, 1978 Big Eight Champion High Bar, 1978 U.S. Junior National Team, 1975 A LOOK BACK AT LAST WEEK The top-ranked Oklahoma men s gymnastics team s undefeated streak came to an end in a loss against No. 2 Stanford in a triangular with No. 9 Nebraska at the Devaney Center on the campus of the University of Nebraska, March 7. The Sooners placed second despite posting their highest score of the season (360.300). Stanford won the meet with a 361.650, while the Cornhuskers scored a 347.500. OKLAHOMA VS. NEBRASKA, STANFORD INDIVIDUAL TITLES All-Around: Steven Legendre Floor Exercise: Steven Legendre Pommel Horse: Alex Naddour HORTON AND BROOKS AT AMERICAN CUP One month after winning the Winter Cup National title in the all-around, Chris Brooks finished third at the 2010 Tyson American Cup on Saturday in Worcester, Mass. Brooks, a four-year letterwinner and current volunteer assistant at Oklahoma, finished behind another former Sooner, Jonathon Horton. A four-year letterwinner and 2008 Olympic silver medalist, Horton posted a 90.150 while Brooks tallied a 89.900. Both Horton and Brooks finished ahead of reigning Tyson American Cup champion and 2008 Olympic horizontal bar bronze-medalist Fabian Hambuechen of Germany, who finished in fourth place. Maxim Devyatovsky won the competition with a 90.600. WHAT A PAIR This week, freshman Jacob Dalton (88.833) and junior Steven Legendre (88.483) were ranked No. 1 and No. 2 in the national all-around rankings. Dalton and Legendre have both been in the top five of the all-around standings seven of the last eight weeks the of national rankings. In week five, Dalton overtook the number one position in the all-around standings and has yet to leave the top spot this season. LEGENDRE DOES IT AGAIN Leading the Sooners the past two meets was junior Steven Legendre, claiming back-to-back all-around titles. Both all-around titles of the season have been scores of 89.500 (Minnesota) and 88.850 (Nebraska, Stanford). Legendre has claimed eight all-around titles in his career, including the 2009 NCAA National All-Around Title. POMMEL HORSE KING Freshman Alex Naddour started his career at Oklahoma braking the pommel horse event record. Since that week Naddour has gone on to win four of the six event titles on the apparatus with an average score of 15.200. FIVE ON NATIONAL TEAM Four-year letterwinner Chris Brooks won the 2010 Winter Cup all-around title and regained his position on the U.S. Senior National Team on Feb. 6. Overall, one third of the national team selections were from the University of Oklahoma men s program as all five representatives sent to the event were selected following strong performances. Freshman Alex Naddour was the latest Sooner to be named to the team, while freshman Jacob Dalton and junior Steven Legendre and Olympian Jonathan Horton retained their positions on the team. The five Sooners, along with the other 10 members will comprise the U.S. team until the Visa Championships in August. No other NCAA Division I men s gymnastics program has more members on Senior National Team than Oklahoma and this is most National Team members that the Sooners have ever had, beating the previous total in 1994 (4).
N a t i o n a l R a n k i n g s N o t e s 3 2010 GYMINFO POLL -MARCH 9, 2010 1. Stanford 2. OKLAHOMA 3. Illinois 4. Michigan 5. Ohio State 6. Penn State 7. Minnesota 8. Nebraska 9. California 10. Iowa 11. Illinois-Chicago 12. Air Force 13. Temple 14. Springfield 15. Army NATIONAL TEAM AND INDIVIDUAL EVENT RANKINGS - MARCH 9, 2010 Floor 1. OKLAHOMA...62.300 2. Stanford...61.050 3. Illinois...60.000 Pommel Horse 1. Illinois...58.600 2. Ohio State...58.317 3. Michigan...57.933 Still Rings 1. Ohio State...60.367 2. Stanford...60.050 3. OKLAHOMA...59.267 Vault 1. Stanford...64.500 2. OKLAHOMA...64.033 3. Illinois...63.300 Parallel Bars 1. Illinois...59.117 T1. Stanford...59.117 3. OKLAHOMA...58.617 High Bar 1. Michigan...59.267 2. Stanford...59.000 3. Illinois...58.517 Floor 1...Steven Legendre, 16.067 2...Jake Dalton, 15.817 9...Bobby Shortle, 15.517 15... Alex Naddour, 15.067 Pommel Horse 3... Alex Naddour, 15.200 12... Core English, 14.683 Still Rings 7... Ian Jackson, 15.100 Vault 2...Jake Dalton, 16.250 6...Steven Legendre, 16.033 7...Bobby Shortle, 15.983 T14... Ian Jackson, 15.800 Parallel Bars 4...Steven Legendre, 14.917 5...Jake Dalton, 14.900 T13... Corey English, 14.667 High Bar 11... Jake Dalton, 14.783 T13... Steven Legendre, 14.750 All-Around 1...Jake Dalton, 88.833 2...Steven Legendre, 88.483 GUIDE FOR THE RANKINGS The GymInfo rankings are based on the following criteria: Jan. 21 - February 11: Ranking by Total Season Average (average of all scores) February 18 - March 17: Ranking by Three Score Average March 24-31: Ranking by Modified Three Score Average (Select the four highest scores, counting no more than two home meet, and drop the highest score. Average the three remaining scores.) April 7: Ranking by National Qualifying Average HOLDING THEIR OWN This week s ranking marks the first week that OU has held the top spot. The Sooners began the year ranked No. 4 in the preseason and held the number two spot last week. Week Ranking Previous Ranking Preseason 3 NA Week 1 4 3 Week 2 4 4 Week 3 4 4 Week 4 3 4 Week 5 2 3 Week 6 2 2 Week 7 2 1 Week 8 1 2 FILLING THE RANKINGS OU currently owns the top spot on floor (62.300) and is second behind No. 1 Stanford on and vault (64.033). Oklahoma is ranked in the top three on four separate events (floor, rings, vault and parallel bars). The only other team in the MPSF to be ranked in top-three on multiple events is Stanford (4). The MPSF Conference has consistently been the top-ranked conference in the NCAA the past 10 years. The past two NCAA National Champions (Oklahoma and Stanford) are currently dominating the polls being ranked in the top three in five of the six events. Both teams are in the top three in four of the six events (floor, rings, vault, parallel bars). The Sooners have a gymnast ranked in the top five in four of the six events and two or more gymnasts ranked in the top 15 on every event. JUST GOING UP Since the beginning the season with a score of 374.400 at the Rocky Mountain Open, the Sooners have consistency stepped up their score each week. Week Score Week 1 347.400 Week 2 349.500 Week 3 Cancelled Week 4 356.500 Week 5 354.450 Week 6 359.450 Week 7 360.300 AN ALL-AROUND TEAM This season, OU has been ranked in the top three in the nation on all six events while holding the top spot on three events (floor, vault, parallel bars). Individually, the Sooners have been the top-ranked gymnast on four events. (Floor: Legendre, Pommel Horse: Alex Naddour, Vault: Dalton, All-Around: Dalton)
G e n e r a l I n f o r m a t i o n N o t e s 4 GENERAL INFORMATION Location... Norman, Okla. Enrollment... 30,092 Founded... 1890 President... David L. Boren Vice President for Intercollegiate Athletics/AD...Joe Castiglione Nickname... Sooners Colors...Crimson & Cream Conference... Mountain Pacific Sports Federation (MPSF) Arena(s)...Howard McCasland Field House (2,300) Lloyd Noble Center (12,000) OU All-Time Record...544-168-1 (.764) TEAM INFORMATION 2009 Overall Record... 23-3 (.884) High Score... 366.850 MPSF Finish...Second NCAA Finish... Third Letterwinners Returning/Lost...7/5 All-Americans Returning/Lost...2/5 COACHING STAFF Head Coach...Mark Williams Year...11th Season Alma Mater...Nebraska, 1980 Record at OU... 246-21 (.921) Career Record... 246-21 (.921) Assistant Coach (Alma Mater)... Rustam Sharipov (Kharkov State, 1997) Year...Fifth Season Assistant Coach (Alma Mater)... Daniel Furney (Oklahoma, 2004) Year...Fifth Season Men s Gymnastics Office Phone... (405) 325-8349 Men s Gymnastics Office Fax... (405) 325-7485 Men s Gymnastics Contact... Matt Wilson Office #... (405) 325-8231 Fax #... (405) 325-7623 Cell #... (405) 831-3344 E-mail...mwilson75@ou.edu Web site... www.soonersports.com Mailing address... 180 West Brooks St., Suite 2525, Norman, OK 73019 PRACTICE POLICY Practices are held at the Sam Viersen Center, directly north and across the street (Imhoff) from the Lloyd Noble Center. Practices are typically open to media. However, those who wish to attend must obtain clearance through Matt Wilson in the Athletics Communications Office prior to the start of practice. Practice generally runs from 1:45 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. The best time to conduct interviews is immediately following practice. CREDENTIAL REQUESTS Media credentials for home contests at the McCasland Field House should be requested no later than one day prior to the event. All requests should be directed to Matt Wilson in the Athletics Communications Office at (405) 325-8231 or by e-mail to mwilson75@ou.edu. POST-MEET INFORMATION Post-meet interviews will take place on the main floor of the McCasland Field House after head coach Mark Williams dismisses his athletes. Official score sheets will be available at the scorer s table. MEDIA INTERVIEWS Non-postmeet interview requests for athletes and coaches must be arranged through Matt Wilson in the Athletics Communications Office. All requests should be directed to Matt Wilson in the OU Athletics Communications Office at (405) 325-8231 or by e-mail to mwilson75@ou.edu. FIRST TIME Freshman Jacob Dalton posted a 16.150 in his event title on vault last weekend, unveiling a Kasamatsu double full. Dalton is the only gymnasts in the United State that attempts the 17.0 start-value vault and it was the first time that the vault had been attempted in NCAA competition. The Reno, Nev., native is currently the top rated gymnast on vault with an average score of 16.167 and is also ranked No. 1 in the all-around. NOTICING NATIONALLY Oklahoma gymnast are being honored nationally for their efforts as freshman Jacob Dalton was named the College Gymnastics Association and MPSF Gymnast of the Week (Jan. 17 and 24), while redshirt junior Ian Jackson was named MPSF Gymnastics of the Week (Feb. 18). NATIONAL GYMNASTS OF THE WEEK Week Student-Athlete Jan. 17 Jacob Dalton Jan. 24 Jacob Dalton Feb. 28 Steven Legendre MPSF GYMNASTS OF THE WEEK Week Student-Athlete Jan. 17 Jacob Dalton Jan. 24 Jacob Dalton Feb. 18 Ian Jackson FACE IN THE CROWD Freshman Jacob Dalton is featured in the Feb. 8 Olympic edition of Sports Illustrated s Faces in the Crowd. The feature is a part of SI s continuing coverage of the top amateur athletes around the country. Also featured in this month s issue are Stephen Dennis (Basketball), Kathleen and Joanna Stevens (Track and Field), Kiley Neushul (Water Polo), Melissa Beyruti (Basketball) and Travis Flores (Baseball). POMMEL RECORD FALLS...AGAIN Freshman Alex Naddour claimed his third straight pommel horse event title as a Sooner breaking breaking the school record on pommel horse with a 15.400, a mark he previously set earlier in the year (15.200 --Rocky Mountain Open). BRINGING IN MORE TALENT For the 2010 season head coach Mark Williams signed three gymnasts as a part of the 2009 signing class. Freshman Jake Dalton, Alex Naddour and Chris Stehl look to fill the departure of one of the most decorated classes in Oklahoma history as each of the 09 recruits finished in the top five at the 2009 Men s Junior Olympic National Championships. Alex Naddour Hometown: Gilbert, Ariz. High School: Highland Club: Arizona Flairs Jake Dalton Hometown: Reno, Nev. High School: Spanish Srings Club: Gym NV Chris Stehl Hometown: Houston, Texas High School: William B. Travis Club: Cypress Academy LEADING THE 2010 SOONERS Senior Corey English and junior Steven Legendre were named co-captains for the 2010 season by head coach Mark Williams. Both were a part of the Sooners 2008 national championship squad and have received national honors for their effort.
2 0 1 0 E v e n t R e c a p s 5 ROCKY MOUNTAIN OPEN JAN. 16, 2010 OU, (W): 347.400-337.050 The Oklahoma men s gymnastics team began the 2010 campaign with a victory at the Rocky Mountain Open claiming the meet championship for the 11th consecutive year. The third-ranked Sooners scored a 347.400 in Colorado Springs, Colo., to win the collegiate portion of the competition, while Jacob Dalton claimed his first all-around title as a Sooner with a score of 87.500. The Sooner also claimed four team event finals on floor (60.000), pommel horse (56.950), vault (63.950) and parallel bars (57.500). The Sooners claimed five individual event titles on the night with the help of Dalton winning vault (16.250), parallel bars (14.900) and high bar (14.800) and Steven Legendre winning floor (15.950). Freshman Alex Naddour also claimed his first event title as a Sooner posting a score of 15.200 on pommel horse. OKLAHOMA AT IOWA JAN. 23, 2010 OU, (W): 349.500-340.950 The fourth-ranked Oklahoma men s gymnastics team claimed its second straight victory of the 2010 season by winning all six events over No. 8 Iowa at the Main Field House in Iowa City, Iowa. The Sooners scored a 349.500 to beat the Hawkeyes (340.950) in their first meeting of the regular season. The Sooners swept each of the team event on floor (59.550), pommel horse (55.300), rings (58.150), vault (60.950), parallel bars (58.100) and high bar (57.450). Oklahoma was also able to sweep the team portion with the help of freshman Jacob Dalton winning his second straight all-around with a score of 89.600. Dalton won his first allaround title last week at the Rocky Mountain Open. The meet was highlighted by Dalton winning individual titles on floor (15.750), vault (16.000), rings (15.000) and parallel bars (15.050). Alex Naddour took his second straight pommel horse title of the season with a score of 15.000. Steven Legendre rounded out the afternoon by claiming the high bar title with a score of 14.700. OKLAHOMA VS. TEXAS JAN. 30, 2010 CANCELLED Due to winter storm conditions affecting the Oklahoma area, the men s gymnastics meet on Saturday, Jan. 30 between No. 4 OU and the Texas club team has been cancelled. The Sooners and Longhorns were scheduled to compete tomorrow night at 7 p.m. (CST) inside the Howard McCasland Field House. Cleveland Elementary Night will be rescheduled to a later date. OKLAHOMA VS. NEBRASKA FEB. 13, 2010 OU, (W): 356.500-335.450 OU (6-0 overall, 3-0 MPSF) posted its highest team total of the season (356.500) en route to its second victory over the Huskers (335.450) in 2010. The meet was highlighted by freshman Alex Naddour breaking the school record on pommel horse with a 15.400, a mark he previously set earlier in the year (15.200), and junior Bobby Shortle setting a career high on vault with a 16.200. The Sooners swept the team portion of the meet with wins on floor (60.850), pommel horse (57.850), rings (60.250), vault (63.800), parallel bars (56.000) and high bar (56.900). In addition, Oklahoma swept each of the individual events for the third time this year with five different gymnasts claiming titles, while Ian Jackson (84.250) claimed the all-around title. Steven Legendre led the Sooners with two event victories (parallel bars and high bar). OKLAHOMA AT MICHIGAN FEB. 20, 2010 OU, (W): 354.450-354.000 Freshman Jacob Dalton claimed the all-around title with a score of 87.650, as the No. 2 Oklahoma men s gymnastics team defeated its fourth top-10 opponent at No. 3 Michigan on Feb. 20. The U. S. Senior National Team member has claimed three of the four all-around titles in 2010. OU (7-0 overall, 3-0 MPSF) posted its second highest team total of the season (354.450) en route to its victory over the Wolverines (354.000). The Sooners claimed half of the six events in the team portion of the meet with wins on floor (61.050), vault (63.000) and parallel bars (57.450). The meet was highlighted by Oklahoma taking four of the seven individual events with three different gymnasts winning titles, with Legendre claiming floor (15.900), junior Bobby Shortle claiming vault (16.100) and freshman Alex Naddour claiming parallel bars (14.650). OKLAHOMA VS MINN., TEXAS FEB. 27, 2010 OU, (W): 359.450-344.850, 310.650 The second-ranked Oklahoma men s gymnastics team defeated No. 6 Minnesota and the Texas All Star Team in Saturday s Cleveland Elementary Night in front of 817 fans at the McCasland Field House. OU (8-0 overall, 3-0 MPSF) posted the highest score in the NCAA this season (359.450) en route to its victory over Minnesota (344.850) and the Texas All Star Team (310.650). Leading the Sooners was junior Steven Legendre, claiming his first all-around title of the season with a score of 89.500. The U. S. National Team member also took home individual event titles on floor (16.100) and parallel bars (14.900). Oklahoma senior Corey English was honored before the meet on Senior Night and posted a 14.700 in his pommel horse victory. The Sooners swept all six team event titles for the third time this season with wins on floor (63.000), pommel horse (57.400), rings (59.400), vault (63.500), parallel bars (58.250) and high bar (57.900). Freshman Jacob Dalton posted a 16.150 in his event title on vault, unveiling a Kasamatsu double full, while redshirtjunior Ian Jackson claimed his second title this season on rings with a score of 15.150. OKLAHOMA AT NEBRASKA, STANFORD MARCH 7, 2010 OU, (L): 360.300-361.650 The top-ranked Oklahoma men s gymnastics team s undefeated streak came to an end in a loss against No. 2 Stanford in a triangular with No. 9 Nebraska at the Devaney Center on the campus of the University of Nebraska. With its 1-1 mark at the event, OU is now 6-1 against top-10 opponents on the year. The Sooners placed second despite posting their highest score of the season (360.300). Stanford won the meet with a 361.650, while the Cornhuskers scored a 347.500. Leading the Sooners was junior Steven Legendre, claiming his second all-around title of the season with a score of 88.850. The U. S. National Team member also took home an individual event title on floor (16.100). Oklahoma claimed at least a share of three team event titles on the day with wins on floor (62.850), pommel horse (56.800) and a share of the parallel bars title with Stanford (59.500). Alex Naddour joined Legendre on the podium with his fourth event title of the season on pommel (14.900). Highlighting the meet for OU was a career high from senior Corey English on parallel bars (15.250) in his second place finish on the apparatus. Naddour and freshman Jacob Dalton posted scores of 88.350 and 88.250, respectively, to finish two and three in the allaround competition.
I n d i v i d u a l a n d Te a m T i t l e s 6 OVERALL CAREER EVENT TITLES Steven Legendre (47) (2010): Floor (5): Rocky Mountain Open, 15.950, 1/16/10; vs. Nebraska, 16.050, 2/13/10; at Michigan, 15.900, 2/20/10; vs Minnesota, 16.100, 2/27/10; vs Stanford, 16.050, 3/7/10 Parallel Bars (2): vs. Nebraska, 14.600, 2/13/10; vs Minnesota, 14.900, 2/27/10 High Bar (1): at Iowa, 14.700, 1/23/10; vs. Nebraska, 14.450, 2/13/10 All Around (2): vs Minnesota, 89.500, 2/27/10; vs Stanford, 88.850, 3/7/10 (2009): Floor Exercise (7), Vault (8), Parallel Bars (5), High Bar (3), Still Rings (2), All-Around (3) (2008): Floor Exercise (7), Vault (2), All-Around (3) Ian Jackson (10) (2010): Rings (2): vs. Nebraska, 15.400, 2/13/10; vs Minnesota, 15.150, 2/27/10 All-Around (1): vs. Nebraska, 84.250, 2/13/10 (2009): Still Rings (1) (2008): Vault (1), All-Around (1) (2007): Vault (1), Rings (1), H-Bar (1), All-Around (1) Corey English (4) (2010): Pommel Horse (1): vs Minnesota, 14.700, 2/27/10 (2009): Pommel Horse (2) (2008): Pommel Horse (1) Bobby Shortle (4) (2010): Vault (2): vs. Nebraska, 16.200, 2/13/10; at Michigan, 16.100, 2/20/10 (2009): Floor Exercise (1) (2008): Vault (1) TEAM TITLES Floor (6) Rocky Mountain Open, 60.000, 1/16/10; at Iowa, 59.550, 1/23/10; vs. Nebraska, 60.850, 2/13/10; at Michigan, 61.050, 2/20/10; vs Minnesota, 63.000, 2/27/10; vs Stanford, 62.850, 3/7/10 Pommel Horse (6) Rocky Mountain Open, 56.950, 1/16/10; at Iowa, 55.300, 1/23/10; vs. Nebraska, 57.850, 2/13/10; at Michigan, 56.750, 2/20/10; vs Minnesota, 57.400, 2/27/10; vs Stanford, 56.800, 3/7/10 Still Rings (3) at Iowa, 58.150, 1/23/10; vs. Nebraska, 60.250, 2/13/10; vs Minnesota, 59.400, 2/27/10 Vault (5) Rocky Mountain Open, 63.950, 1/16/10; at Iowa, 60.950, 1/23/10; vs. Nebraska, 63.800, 2/13/10; at Michigan, 63.200, 2/20/10; vs Minnesota, 63.500, 2/27/10 Parallel Bars (6) Rocky Mountain Open, 57.500, 1/16/10; at Iowa, 58.100, 1/23/10; vs. Nebraska, 56.850, 2/13/10; at Michigan, 57.450, 2/20/10; vs Minnesota, 58.250, 2/27/10; vs Stanford, 59.500, 3/7/10 High Bar (4) Rocky Mountain Open, 53.100, 1/16/10; at Iowa, 57.450, 1/23/10; vs. Nebraska, 56.900, 2/13/10; vs Minnesota, 57.900, 2/27/10 Jacob Dalton (11) All-Around (3): Rocky Mountain Open, 87.500, 1/16/10; at Iowa, 89.600, 1/23/10; at Michigan, 87.650, 2/20/10 Floor (1): at Iowa, 15.750, 1/23/10 Rings (1):at Iowa, 15.000, 1/23/10 Vault (3): Rocky Mountain Open, 16.250, 1/16/10; at Iowa, 15.000, 1/23/10; vs Minnesota, 16.150, 2/27/10 Parallel Bars (2): Rocky Mountain Open, 14.900, 1/16/10; at Iowa, 15.050, 1/23/10 High Bar (1): Rocky Mountain Open, 14.800, 1/16/10 Alex Naddour (5) Pommel Horse (4): Rocky Mountain Open, 15.200, 1/16/10; at Iowa, 15.000, 1/23/10; vs. Nebraska, 15.400, 2/13/10; vs Stanford, 14.900, 3/7/10 Parallel Bars (1): at Michigan, 14.650, 2/20/10 OVERALL SCORING RECORDS INDIVIDUAL EVENT HIGHS EVENT...SCORE...GYMNAST (DATE SET) All-Around...92.450...Jonathan Horton (03.15.08) Floor Exercise...16.100... Steven Legendre (02.27.10) Pommel Horse...15.400... Alex Naddour (02.13.09) Still Rings...16.125...Jonathan Horton (04.19.08) Vault...16.500... Steven Legendre (02.28.09) Parallel Bars...15.650...Jonathan Horton (03.15.08) High Bar...15.550... Chris Brooks (03.21.08) TEAM EVENT HIGHS EVENT...SCORE... DATE(S) SET Floor Exercise...62.750...04.17.09 Pommel Horse...59.250...03.21.09 Still Rings...62.100...03.15.08 Vault...64.650...03.21.09 Parallel Bars...61.200...03.15.08 High Bar...60.000...03.21.09 Total...366.850...03.21.09
2 0 1 0 S e a s o n R e s u l t s 7 at Rocky Mountain Open (Jan. 16, 2010) FX PH SR V PB HB Total No. 3 OKLAHOMA 60.000 56.950 55.900 63.950 57.500 53.100 347.400 No. 9 Nebraska 55.950 51.350 56.400 62.100 56.350 54.900 337.050 No. 14 Air Force 55.450 52.650 53.400 61.200 53.850 49.300 325.850 Arizona State 51.950 51.100 52.650 60.500 52.050 51.150 319.400 Washington 45.950 41.050 48.100 56.450 48.200 38.200 277.950 at Iowa (Jan. 23, 2010) FX PH SR V PB HB Total No. 3 OKLAHOMA 59.550 55.300 58.150 60.950 58.100 57.450 349.500 No. 8 Iowa 58.100 53.400 56.800 60.900 55.250 56.500 340.950 Texas (Jan. 30, 2010) FX PH SR V PB HB Total OKLAHOMA CANCELLED Texas Nebraska (Feb. 13, 2010) FX PH SR V PB HB Total No. 3 OKLAHOMA 60.850 57.850 60.250 63.800 56.850 56.900 356.500 No. 9 Nebraska 56.100 51.750 57.800 58.850 55.400 55.550 335.450 at Michigan (Feb. 20, 2010) FX PH SR V PB HB Total No. 2 OKLAHOMA 61.050 56.750 57.850 63.200 57.450 58.150 354.450 No. 3 Michigan 59.300 56.650 59.150 62.550 55.900 60.450 354.00 Minnesota (Feb. 27, 2010) FX PH SR V PB HB Total No. 2 OKLAHOMA 63.00 57.400 59.400 63.500 58.250 57.900 359.450 No. 6 Minnesota 59.150 55.000 56.900 62.200 55.250 56.350 344.850 Texas 52.000 48.300 52.000 58.350 50.500 49.500 310.650 at Nebraska (March 7, 2010) FX PH SR V PB HB Total No. 1 OKLAHOMA 62.850 56.800 57.850 64.350 59.500 58.950 360.300 No. 9 Nebraska 58.950 52.500 57.700 63.050 57.500 57.800 347.500 No. 2 Stanford 61.300 56.100 59.700 65.550 59.500 59.500 361.650 at Ohio State (March 13, 2010) FX PH SR V PB HB Total OKLAHOMA Ohio State at Penn State (March 20, 2010) FX PH SR V PB HB Total OKLAHOMA Penn State MPSF Championship (April 3, 2010) FX PH SR V PB HB Total OKLAHOMA Stanford California Nebraska Air Force INDIVIDUAL EVENT HIGHS EVENT...SCORE...GYMNAST (DATE SET) All-Around...89.600... Jacob Dalton (01.23.10) Floor Exercise...16.100... Steven Legendre (02.27.10) Pommel Horse...15.400... Alex Naddour (02.13.10) Still Rings...15.400... Ian Jackson (02.13.10) Vault...16.350... Jacob Dalton (03.07.10) Parallel Bars...15.250... Corey English (01.23.10) High Bar...14.900... Steven Legendre (01.16.10) TEAM EVENT HIGHS EVENT...SCORE... DATE(S) SET Floor Exercise...63.000...02.27.10 Pommel Horse...57.850...02.13.10 Still Rings...60.250...02.13.10 Vault...64.350...03.07.10 Parallel Bars...59.500...03.07.10 High Bar...58.950...03.07.10 Total...360.300...03.07.10
G y m n a s t Pa g e s 8 JEREMY ADAMS Freshman 6-2 Hometown: Newnan, Ga. Club: Gym South High School: Northgate HS Events: FX, PH, PB, HB 2010: Placed fourth at Rocky Mountain Open on Pommel Horse with an 14.350... Tied for 11th at Rocky Mountain Open on high bar with an 13.800... Finished fifth on pommel horse with a score of 14.000 at Michigan... Finish third on pommel horse with a score of 14.200 and set career high on vault with a score of 15.650 tying for fourth against Minnesota... Placed third on pommel horse with a score of 14.550 against Nebraska and Stanford... Floor...14.400 Pommel Horse...14.550 Vault...15.800 Parallel Bars...14.150 High Bar...14.500 01.16.10...Rocky Mountain Open...12.450... 14.350... *...*...13.800... 11.800... * 01.23.10...Iowa...14.000... 12.400... *...*...14.150... 13.900... 02.13.10...NEBRASKA... Did Not Compete... 02.20.10...Michigan...14.400... 14.000... *... 15.550...13.550...*... * 02.27.10...MINNESOTA... *... 14.200... *... 15.650...14.000...*... * 03.07.10...Nebraska... *... 14.550... *... 15.800...13.700... 14.500... *
G y m n a s t Pa g e s 9 CHAD CRUMLEY Sophomore 5-11 Hometown: Long Grove, Ill. Club: Buffalo Grove Gymnastics Center High School: Stevenson Events: PH, HB 2010: Floor...13.250 Still Rings...13.150 High Bar...13.550 01.16.10...Rocky Mountain Open... Did Not Compete... 01.23.10...Iowa...13.100...*... *...*... *...*... * 02.13.10...NEBRASKA...12.750...*... *...*... *...*... * 02.20.10...Michigan... Did Not Compete... 02.27.10...MINNESOTA... Did Not Compete... 03.07.10...Nebraska...14.150...*... *...*... *...*... *
G y m n a s t Pa g e s 1 0 JAKE DALTON Freshman 5-5 Hometown: Reno, Nev. Club: Club NV High School: Spanish Springs Events: All-Around Floor...15.900 Pommel Horse...14.350 Still Rings...15.000 Vault...16.350 Parallel bars...15.050 High Bar...14.850 All-Around...89.600 2010: Won the all-around (87.500), vault (16.250), parallel bars (14.900) and high bar (14.800) in his first collegiate competition at the Rocky Mountain Open... Won the all-around (89.600), floor (15.750), rings (15.000) and vault (16.000) and parallel bars(15.050) in his first collegiate competition at the Rocky Mountain Open... Was named MPSF Gymnast of the Week for Jan. 19 and Jan. 26... Finished 14th in the all-around (84.100) at the 2010 Winter Cup Challenge to retain his U.S. Senior National Team status... Placed second on floor (15.200), vault (16.100) and parallel bars (14.300) against Nebraska... Claimed the all-around title at Michigan with a score 87.650... Claimed vault title with a score of 16.150 and finish second in the all-around with a score 88.650 against Minnesota... Finished second in the all-around (88.250) while placing second on floor and third on vault with a career high score of 16.350 against Nebraska and Stanford... 01.16.10...Rocky Mountain Open...15.000... 14.350...14.150... 16.250...14.900... 14.800...87.500 01.23.10...Iowa...15.750... 13.200...15.000... 16.000...15.050... 14.600...89.600 02.06.10...Winter Cup Challenge...15.550... 11.900...13.600... 16.150...14.200... 12.700...84.100 02.13.10...NEBRASKA...15.200...*... *... 16.100...14.300... 10.950... * 02.20.10...Michigan...15.400... 12.600...14.650... 15.900...14.400... 14.700...87.650 02.27.10...MINNESOTA...15.900... 12.750...14.800... 16.150...14.650... 14.400...88.650 03.07.10...Nebraska...15.800... 12.250...14.250... 16.350...14.750... 14.850...88.250
G y m n a s t Pa g e s 1 1 COREY ENGLISH Senior 5-7 Hometown: Covington, La. Club: MGA High School: St. Paul s Events: PH, PB 2010: Placed second on pommel horse (14.800) and sixth on parallel bars (14.000) against Nebraska... Finished fourth on pommel horse and parallel bars with scores of 14.550 and 14.250, respectively... Claimed pommel horse event title with a score of 14.700 against Minnesota... Finished second on parallel bars with a career high score of 15.250 against Nebraska and Stanford... Pommel Horse...14.900 Parallel Bars...15.250 01.16.10...Rocky Mountain Open... Did Not Compete... 01.23.10...Iowa... Did Not Compete... 02.13.10...NEBRASKA... *... 14.800... *...*...14.000...*... * 02.20.10...Michigan... *... 14.550... *...*...14.250...*... * 02.27.10...MINNESOTA... *... 14.700... *...*...14.500...*... * 03.07.10...Nebraska... *... 13.100... *...*...15.250...*... *
G y m n a s t Pa g e s 1 2 DAVID FINNING Sophomore 5-4 Hometown: Claremore, Okla. Club: Cypress Academy High School: Cypress Falls Events: All-Around 2010: Floor...14.550 Vault...14.800 Parallel Bars...14.050 Still Rings...14.500 01.16.10...Rocky Mountain Open... Did Not Compete... 01.23.10...Iowa...14.100...*... *... 14.600...14.050... 14.250... * 02.13.10...NEBRASKA... Did Not Compete... 02.20.10...Michigan... *...*... *...*... *... 12.800... * 02.27.10...MINNESOTA... Did Not Compete... 03.07.10...Nebraska... Did Not Compete...
G y m n a s t Pa g e s 1 3 CJ GRIMES RS Junior 5-5 Hometown: Ulysses, Kan. Club: Littlestar Gymnastics High School: Ulysses Events: SR 2010: Competed in first collegiate meet as a Sooner scoring a 12.900 on rings... Broke career high on rings at Iowa with a score of 14.200. Finished seventh on rings with a career high score of 14.400 against Nebraska... Still Rings...14.400 01.16.10...Rocky Mountain Open... *...*...12.900...*... *...*... * 01.23.10...Iowa... *...*...14.200...*... *...*... * 01.30.10...TEXAS... *...*...14.400...*... *...*... * 02.13.10...NEBRASKA... Did Not Compete... 02.20.10...Michigan... Did Not Compete... 02.27.10...MINNESOTA... Did Not Compete... 03.07.10...Nebraska...
G y m n a s t Pa g e s 1 4 IAN JACKSON Junior 5-6 Hometown: Harrisburg, Pa. Club: ASAP High School: Central Dauphin Events: All-Around 2010: Won the all-around against Nebraska with a score of 84.250, while claiming the rings title and finishing second on high bar with a career high scores of 15.400 and 14.400, respectively... Finished fifth with a career high score on high bar (14.700) and sixth on rings (14.400) at Michigan... Was named MPSF Gymnast of the Week for Feb. 16... Claimed rings event title with a score 15.150 against Minnesota... Placed third on rings with a score of 14.750 against Nebraska and Stanford... All-Around...85.400 Floor...15.250 Pommel...13.700 Still Rings...15.400 Vault...16.200 Parallel Bars...13.950 High Bar...14.700 01.16.10...Rocky Mountain Open... Did Not Compete... 01.23.10...Iowa... Did Not Compete... 02.13.10...NEBRASKA...14.600... 11.600...15.400... 15.500...12.750... 14.400...84.250 02.20.10...Michigan... *...*...14.400... 15.400... *... 14.700... * 02.27.10...MINNESOTA...14.250...*...15.150... 15.700... *... 14.600... * 03.07.10...Nebraska...14.050...*...14.750... 16.200...13.950... 14.500... *
G y m n a s t Pa g e s 1 5 STEVEN LEGENDRE Junior 5-6 Hometown: Port Jefferson, N. Y. Club: World Olympic Gymnastics High School: Spring Creek Academy Events: All-Around 2010: Won floor (15.950) and came in second on vault (16.100) to place second in the all-around (87.100) at the Rocky Mountain Open... Won high bar individual title with a score of 14.700 at Iowa... Finished sixth in the all-around (86.350) at the 2010 Winter Cup Challenge to retain his U.S. Senior National Team status... Claimed individual event titles on floor (16.050) and high bar (14.450) against Nebraska... Claimed floor individual title at Michigan with a score of 15.900... Claimed all-around (89.500), floor (16.100), parallel bars (14.900) event title against Minnesota... Won the all-around (88.850), while claiming the floor title with a career tying score of 16.100 against Nebraska and Stanford... All-Around... 90.500 Floor Exercise... 16.100 Pommel Horse... 13.800 Still Rings... 15.150 Vault... 16.400 Parallel Bars... 15.150 High Bar... 14.900 01.16.10...Rocky Mountain Open...15.950... 13.650...14.250... 16.100...14.650... 12.500...87.100 01.23.10...Iowa... *... 12.550...14.900...*...14.850... 14.700... * 02.06.10...Winter Cup Challenge...15.650... 13.950...13.850... 16.300...13.600... 13.000...86.350 02.13.10...NEBRASKA...16.050...*... *... 15.800...14.600... 14.450... * 02.20.10...Michigan...15.900... 13.250...14.100... 15.650...13.600... 14.450...86.950 02.27.10...MINNESOTA...16.100... 13.800...14.050... 16.000...14.900... 14.650...89.500 03.07.10...Nebraska...16.050... 12.750...14.150... 16.000...15.000... 14.900...88.850
G y m n a s t Pa g e s 1 6 BEN MAYER RS-Freshman 5-11 Hometown: Houston, Texas Club: Cypress Academy High School: Home School Events: PH, PB, V, HB 2010: Tied for 13th on high bar (13.050) in first collegiate meet at Rocky Mountain Open. Vault...14.800 High Bar...13.050 01.16.10...Rocky Mountain Open... *...*... *... 14.600... *... 13.050... * 01.23.10...Iowa... *...*... *... 14.800... *...*... * 02.13.10...NEBRASKA... Did Not Compete... 02.20.10...Michigan... Did Not Compete... 02.27.10...MINNESOTA... Did Not Compete... 03.07.10...Nebraska... Did Not Compete...
G y m n a s t Pa g e s 1 7 ALEX NADDOUR Freshman 5-7 Hometown: Gilbert, Ariz. Club: Arizona Flairs High School: Highland Events: All-Around 2010: Claimed pommel horse event title at Rocky Mountain Open with a score of 15.200... Claimed pommel horse event title at Iowa with a score of 15.000... Finished seventh in the all-around (85.000) at the 2010 Winter Cup Challenge... Earned a spot on the U.S. Senior National Team... Claimed pommel horse event title against Nebraska with a program record score of 15.200, while finishing fifth on high bar with a career high score of 14.150... Claimed individual title on parallel bars with a career high score of 14.650 and set career high score on high bar with a 14.300 at Michigan... Tied for first on pommel horse with a score of 14.700 against Minnesota... Won the event title on pommel horse with a score of 14.900 against Nebraska and Stanford... All-Around...85.000 Floor...15.300 Pommel Horse...15.400 Rings...14.250 Vault...15.950 Parallel Bars...14.650 High Bar...14.700 01.16.10...Rocky Mountain Open...14.250... 15.200... *... 15.950...14.150...*... * 01.23.10...Iowa...14.650... 15.000... *... 15.400...13.350... 13.600... * 02.06.10...Winter Cup Challenge...14.400... 14.750...13.250... 15.700...13.700... 13.200...85.000 02.13.10...NEBRASKA... *... 15.400... *... 15.700...13.950... 14.150... * 02.20.10...Michigan...13.650... 14.950... *... 14.800...14.650... 14.300... * 02.27.10...MINNESOTA...15.300... 14.700...14.250... 15.650...11.550... 13.950...85.400 03.07.10...Nebraska...15.250... 14.900...14.200... 14.800...14.500... 14.700...88.350
G y m n a s t Pa g e s 1 8 ANTHONY NADDOUR Junior 5-11 Hometown: Gilbert, Ariz. Club: USA Flairs High School: Highland High School Events: FX, PH, SR, 2010: Tied for 12th on pommel at the Rocky Mountain Open with a score of 13.650... Finished third on pommel horse (14.000) and tied for second on rings (15.100) against Nebraska... Finished fourth on rings with a score of 14.700 against Minnesota... Placed fifth on pommel horse and rings against Nebraska and Stanfordwith score of 14.250 and 14.550, respectively... Floor Exercise... 13.650 Pommel Horse... 14.350 Still Rings... 15.150 Vault... 14.700 01.16.10...Rocky Mountain Open... *... 13.650...13.400...*... *...*... * 01.23.10...Iowa... *... 13.200...14.050...*... *...*... * 02.13.10...NEBRASKA... *... 14.000...15.100... 14.700... *...*... * 02.20.10...Michigan... *... 12.100...13.900...*... *...*... * 02.27.10...MINNESOTA... *... 13.600...14.700...*... *...*... * 03.07.10...Nebraska... *... 14.250...14.550...*... *...*... *
G y m n a s t Pa g e s 1 9 PATRICK PISCITELLI Sophomore 5-11 Hometown: Charlotte, N. C. Club: G & J Speedway High School: Charlotte Catholic Events: SR, PB, FX, V, HB 2010: Place eighth on still rings at Rocky Mountain Open with a score of 14.100... Finished third on floor (15.000) and tied for second on rings (15.100) against Nebraska... Placed third on rings and fifth on parallel bars at Michigan with a score of 14.700 and a career high score 14.150, respectively... Set career high score of 15.200 on floor and 14.200 on parallel bars finishing sixth and fifth, respectively against Minnesota... Floor...15.200 Still Rings...15.150 Vault...15.200 Parallel Bars...14.200 High Bar...14.400 01.16.10...Rocky Mountain Open... *...*...14.100...*...13.450... 10.900... * 01.23.10...Iowa... *...*...13.750...*...13.900...*... * 01.30.10...TEXAS...CANELLED... 02.13.10...NEBRASKA...15.000...*...15.100...*...13.750...*... * 02.20.10...Michigan...14.650...*...14.700...*...14.150... 13.950... * 02.27.10...MINNESOTA...15.200...*...14.750...*...14.200... 13.950... * 03.07.10...Nebraska... *...*...13.650...*... *...*... *
G y m n a s t Pa g e s 2 0 BOBBY SHORTLE Junior 5-2 Hometown: Brunswick, Ohio Club: Gym World High School: Brunswick Events: FX, V, HB 2010: Placed third on floor and ninth on vault at Rocky Mountain Open with a scores of 14.800 and 15.560, respectively... Claimed vault event title against Nebraska with a career record score of 16.200... Claimed vault individual title with a score of 16.100 at Michigan... posted scores of 15.700 of floor and 14.250 on high bar to finish third and fifth, respectively against Minnesota... Placed third on floor with a career high score of 15.750 against Nebraska and Stanford... Floor Exercise...15.750 Vault...16.200 High Bar...14.250 01.16.10...Rocky Mountain Open...14.800...*... *... 15.650... *... 12.750... * 01.23.10...Iowa...15.050...*... *... 14.750... *... 13.700... * 02.13.10...NEBRASKA...14.450...*... *... 16.200... *... 13.800... * 02.20.10...Michigan...15.100...*... *... 16.100... *...*... * 02.27.10...MINNESOTA...15.700...*... *... 15.150... *... 14.250... * 03.07.10...Nebraska...15.750...*... *... 15.650... *... 13.550... *
G y m n a s t Pa g e s 2 1 CHRIS STEHL Freshman 5-5 Hometown: Houston, Texas Club: Cypress Academy High School: William B. Travis Events: All-Around 2010: Placed 11th on pommel horse at the Rocky Mountain Open with a score of 13.750... Finished fourth on pommel horse with a score of 13.650 against Nebraska... Pommel Horse...13.900 Still Rings...14.300 01.16.10...Rocky Mountain Open... *... 13.750...13.150...*... *...*... * 01.23.10...Iowa... *... 13.900...13.750...*... *...*... * 02.13.10...NEBRASKA... *... 13.650...14.300...*... *...*... * 02.20.10...Michigan... *... 11.100... *...*... *...*... * 02.27.10...MINNESOTA... *... 12.800... *...*... *...*... * 03.07.10...Nebraska... Did Not Compete...
2010 S o o n e r s 22 2010 ALPHABETICAL ROSTER NAME CLASS HEIGHT HOMETOWN / CLUB Jeremy Adams Fr. 6-2 Newnan, Ga. (Northgate HS) (Gym South) Chad Crumley So. 5-11 Long Grove, Ill. (Stevenson HS) (Buffalo Grove Gymnastics Center) Jacob Dalton Fr. 5-5 Reno, Nev. (Spanish Srings HS) (Gym NV) Corey English Sr. 5-7 Covington, La. (St. Paul s HS) (Mandeville Sports Complex) David Finning So. 5-4 Claremore, Okla. (Cy Falls HS) (Cypress Academy) C.J. Grimes RS-Jr. 5-5 Ulysses, Kan. (Ulysses HS) (Littlestar Gymnastics) Ian Jackson RS-Jr. 5-6 Harrisburg, Pa. (Central Dauphin HS) (Artistic Sports Academy Plus) Steven Legendre Jr. 5-6 Port Jefferson, N.Y. (Spring Creek Academy) (World Olympic Gymnastics Academy) Benjamin Mayer RS-Fr. 5-10 Houston, Texas (Home School) (Cypress Academy) Alex Naddour Fr. 5-7 Gilbert, Ariz. (Highland HS) (Arizona Flairs) Na-DOOR Anthony Naddour Jr. 5-11 Gilbert, Ariz. (Highland HS) (Arizona Flairs) Na-DOOR Troy Nitzky RS-Fr. 5-6 Southampton, Pa. (William Tennent HS) (Temple Boys Gymnastics) Patrick Piscitelli So. 5-11 Charlotte, N.C. (Charlotte Catholic HS) (G & J Speedway) Bobby Shortle Jr. 5-2 Brunswick, Ohio (Brunswick HS) (Gym World) Chris Stehl Fr. 5-5 Houston, Texas (William B. Travis HS) (Cypress Academy) Head Coach Mark Williams 11th Season Nebraska, 1980 Assistant Coach Rustam Sharipov Fifth Season Kharkov State, 1997 Assistant Coach Daniel Furney Fifth Season Oklahoma, 2004 JEREMEY ADAMS PRONUNCIATION CRUHM-lee la-zhahn-druh MAY-er PISK-uh-telly SHORT-uhl roos-tom SHARE-ee-pahv CHAD CRUMELY JACOB DALTON COREY ENGLISH DAVID FINNING C.J. GRIMES IAN JACKSON STEVEN LEGENDRE BEN MAYER ALEX NADDOUR ANTHONY NADDOUR TROY NITZKY PATRICK PISCITELLI BOBBY SHORTLE CHRIS STEHL