Oklahoma Sooners Dominate Quad Meet in Nashville for Season Opener

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The Oklahoma women’s gymnastics team kicked off their season with a powerful performance. They secured a triumphant win at the American Gold Women’s Collegiate Gymnastics Classic in Nashville. With a remarkable team score of 197.550, the Sooners outshined Auburn, BYU, and Nebraska, setting a strong precedent for the season ahead. This victory, marked by stellar individual performances and dominance across all events, positions Oklahoma as a formidable contender in collegiate gymnastics.

Oklahoma Sooners Dominate the Quad Meet

The Sooners’ season opener in Nashville was nothing short of spectacular. The team not only clinched the overall victory but also demonstrated their prowess by winning every event title. This comprehensive win underscores the depth of talent and preparation within the Oklahoma squad.

Standout All-Around Performers

Five Sooners competed in the all-around, showcasing their versatility and consistency across all events. Faith Torrez claimed the all-around title with an impressive score of 39.625. Meanwhile, freshman Lily Pederson made a stunning debut, securing second place with a 39.550. Other notable performances included Audrey Davis with a 39.425, Addison Fatta scoring 39.325, and Jordan Bowers earning a 39.275.

Event Titles and Key Performances

The Sooners’ dominance was evident as they secured titles in all four events. Keira Wells led the way on vault with a near-perfect 9.95. On the uneven bars, Audrey Davis showcased her skill with a 9.95, sharing the floor title with Torrez, who also scored a 9.875. Pederson’s flawless routine earned her the beam title with a 9.95.

  • Vault: Keira Wells – 9.95
  • Uneven Bars: Audrey Davis – 9.95
  • Beam: Lily Pederson – 9.95
  • Floor: Audrey Davis and Faith Torrez – 9.875
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Rotation Breakdown

The Sooners started strong on vault, leading the four-team field with a score of 49.450. Pederson’s debut performance was a highlight, scoring 9.925 with a perfectly executed Yurchenko 1.5. Wells’ 9.95 on vault was another standout, setting the tone for the rest of the meet.

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Uneven Bars Excellence

In the second rotation, Oklahoma soared to a 49.550 on the uneven bars. Pederson led off with a solid 9.875, followed by strong performances from Fatta, Torrez, and Mueller, each contributing significantly. Davis anchored with a stunning 9.95, showcasing her mastery of the event.

Beam Brilliance

On beam, the Sooners extended their lead with a score of 49.400. Davis and Wells set the stage with solid routines, while Fatta and Bowers added crucial scores. Pederson’s 9.95 and Torrez’s 9.925 highlighted their exceptional skills and composure under pressure.

Floor Finale

The final rotation on floor saw Oklahoma sealing their victory with a 49.150. Davis’s energetic routine earned a 9.875, while Sievers, Fatta, and Pederson each contributed solid performances. Torrez anchored with a 9.875, closing out the meet on a high note.

Looking Ahead

Following this impressive start, the Sooners are set to face a challenging lineup in their next meet. They will compete against No. 2 LSU, No. 4 California, and No. 5 Utah at the Sprouts Farmer’s Market Collegiate Quad. This highly anticipated meet will take place at the Paycom Center in Oklahoma City on January 11 and will be broadcast live on ABC.

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With a strong start to the season, the Oklahoma Sooners are poised for continued success.

Their performance in Nashville not only sets a high standard for the season but also highlights the depth of talent and preparation within the team.

As they prepare for tougher competitions ahead, the Sooners have certainly positioned themselves as a team to watch in collegiate gymnastics.

Joe Hughes
Joe Hughes is the founder of CollegeNetWorth.com, a comprehensive resource on college athletes' earnings potential in the NIL era. Combining his passion for sports with expertise in collegiate athletics, Joe provides valuable insights for athletes, fans, and institutions navigating this new landscape.
 

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