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Athens Banner Herald: String of clutch performances power UGA to 21st straight home win
UCLA didn't back away when Grace Taylor dropped a 10-spot on them, but Courtney McCool finally slammed the door on the Bruins to keep Georgia's home-court winning streak alive.
Athens Banner Herald: Couch adapting to new environs
Making the move from high school to college involves a series of transitions that every student - and every student-athlete - is familiar with.
Athens Banner Herald: McCool snags conference honor for second time
Courtney McCool was named Southeastern Conference gymnast of the week for the second time this season on Tuesday.
Athens Banner Herald: Gym Dogs remain at No. 5 in rankings
Georgia stayed at No. 5 in the GymInfo Top 25 released on Monday after scoring 196.575 in a win against LSU last Friday.
Athens Banner Herald: Taylor, McComb help gym dogs overcome mistakes in win against LSU
Courtney McCool provided the keel and Grace Taylor was the rudder to keep Georgia's ship on course through a foul wind caused by the Gym Dogs' own mistakes.
Athens Banner Herald: Smallest Gym Dog making big impact
When Georgia needed somebody to help fill the gaps during its early struggles, Hilary Mauro responded.
College Sports: No. 2 Georgia Defeats No. 4 Utah
The No. 2-ranked Gym Dogs led No. 4 Utah all night, handing the elite program a sizeable 196.850-195.475 loss Friday at Stegeman Coliseum in front of a crowd of 9,604....Click here for full story or visit www.cstv.com for more.
College Sports: No. 3 Florida Wins Home Opener
The No. 3 University of Florida gymnastics team (6-0, 0-0 SEC) opened the 2007 home season with a 196.85-193.80 win over No. 12 Oregon State (0-1, 0-0 Pac Ten) Friday evening in front of a Stephen C. O'Connell Center crowd of 4,011. Although only just two meets into the season, Florida's 2007 season-best team total Friday would have been its third-highest al ...
College Sports: No. 1 Georgia Defeats No. 22 Kentucky
In it's opening meet of the season, the 22nd-ranked Kentucky gymnastics team put forth a solid effort, but fell short to No. 1 Georgia, 195.975-193.575 on Friday night at Memorial Coliseum....Click here for full story or visit www.cstv.com for more.
College Sports: 2007 LSU Gymnastics Season Preview
With the return of seven seasoned veterans and the addition of an All-American transfer and five talented freshmen, LSU head coach D-D Breaux believes the 2007 edition of her Tiger gymnastics team can be one of the best in the country....Click here for full story or visit www.cstv.com for more.
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·Front And Center
When Michigan State won the NCAA title in April, it was more than a victory for the Spartans, who battled valiantly against better-regarded opposition to win that title. It was also a victory for Michigan State's conference, the CCHA, and Spartans head coach Rick Comley was the first to point that out, having brought home the conference's first national championship since Michigan won it all in 1998.
·NCAA Graduation Rates Increase Slightly In Football, Baseball, Men's Basketball
-Ever so slightly, graduation rates for men's Division I basketball, baseball and football players are continuing to rise. The NCAA released figures Wednesday tracking the graduation rates at 318 Division I colleges and universities for athletes who enrolled from 1997-2000. The overall rate for men and women in all sports remained at 77 percent, but the individual rates for the three poorest-performing groups of athl ...
·Head of Doping Commission At World University Games Denies Earlier Claim of Positive Tests
-The head of the medical commission at the World University Games denied an earlier statement about positive doping tests at the event. Dr. Lawrence Rink said at a news conference Wednesday that "to date, we have absolutely completed 276 tests and I am happy to report that all tests to date are negative." A day earlier, Rink said there had been positive drug tests, but would not elaborate on how many athletes or iden ...
·Group Adds University to Lawsuit over James Madison Sport Cuts
-An advocacy group added James Madison and some of its officials to a lawsuit attempting to stop the school from cutting teams to comply with federal law demanding equality in male and female sports. Equity in Athletics Inc., a group of 450 athletes, coaches, parentsand fans formed after the university announced plans in September to cut 10 sports programs, added the university, president Linwood Rose, athletic direc ...
·Horton, McNeill Shine at Men's Individual Championships
For two gymnasts, tonight's individual national collegiate men's gymnastics championships were double the pleasure.
·Penn State Takes Home 12th National Title
Illinois gave the crowd a great show on the high bar, scoring a 36.85. On the floor during the next rotation, the Fighting Illini kept up their pace, with each team member besting the previous. It was not enough in the end and the team finished fifth.
·The Sooner The Better
With the No. 1 team in the country not making it past the first qualifying round of the 2007 men's national collegiate gymnastics championships earlier in the day, all teams participating in the second qualifying session saw the field open up to the chance of an upset.
·Top-Ranked Michigan Tops No. 2 Penn State
Second-ranked Penn State had individuals take first place in four of six events in its hotly-contested clash with No. 1 Michigan Saturday night at Rec Hall but came up just short as a team, falling 216.750-215.800. The Nittany Lions team total was a season-best, topping its previous high, set last weekend at the West Point Open, by over one point.
·Sooners Add 14 All-America Honors
Oklahoma's Jonathan Horton earned two more individual titles Saturday night to tie Bart Conner's school record, capping a brilliant weekend at the NCAA men's gymnastics meet.
·OU Wins 2006 National Championship
Jonathan Horton had the best scores of his career on the parallel bars and the high bar to win the all-around title and lead Oklahoma to its second straight NCAA men's gymnastics championship Friday night.
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·Group Adds University to Lawsuit over James Madison Sport Cuts
-An advocacy group added James Madison and some of its officials to a lawsuit attempting to stop the school from cutting teams to comply with federal law demanding equality in male and female sports. Equity in Athletics Inc., a group of 450 athletes, coaches, parentsand fans formed after the university announced plans in September to cut 10 sports programs, added the university, president Linwood Rose, athletic direc ...
·Giddy Humphrey Is A Champion
Terin Humphrey couldn't stop saying "I'm sorry." But the junior from Alabama kept giggling in the middle of her apology, so it was a little hard to take her seriously....Click here for full story or visit www.cstv.com for more.
·Kupets Continues To Shine
Of course now the only question really remaining is this: How much better can Courtney Kupets get?...Click here for full story or visit www.cstv.com for more.
·Yoculan's Style Helps Lead Georgia To Title
Yoculan has talked a lot about how she's not exactly the favorite coach in her sport. She is loud, fiery and all over at meets, running from event to event cheering on her girls. But for as much as it might bother everyone else, it seems to be working. With their third straight title, and second in dominating fashion, Yoculan just might be building a dynasty....Click here for full story or visit www.cstv.com for more.
·Last Chance To Dance
To say it's been a rough year for Utah senior Nicolle Ford might be an understatement....Click here for full story or visit www.cstv.com for more.
·Freshman Showing Spunk on National Stage
Florida gymnast Amanda Castillo has a handful of unruly brunette curls, a spunky floor routine and, according to coach Rhonda Faehn, a certain "swagger" about her....Click here for full story orvisit www.cstv.com for more.
·No. 2 Georgia Defeats No. 4 Utah
The No. 2-ranked Gym Dogs led No. 4 Utah all night, handing the elite program a sizeable 196.850-195.475 loss Friday at Stegeman Coliseum in front of a crowd of 9,604....Click here for full story or visit www.cstv.com for more.
·No. 3 Florida Wins Home Opener
The No. 3 University of Florida gymnastics team (6-0, 0-0 SEC) opened the 2007 home season with a 196.85-193.80 win over No. 12 Oregon State (0-1, 0-0 Pac Ten) Friday evening in front of a Stephen C. O'Connell Center crowd of 4,011. Although only just two meets into the season, Florida's 2007 season-best team total Friday would have been its third-highest all of last season for the team that took fourth in the 2006 N ...
·No. 1 Georgia Defeats No. 22 Kentucky
In it's opening meet of the season, the 22nd-ranked Kentucky gymnastics team put forth a solid effort, but fell short to No. 1 Georgia, 195.975-193.575 on Friday night at Memorial Coliseum....Click here for full story or visit www.cstv.com for more.
·2007 LSU Gymnastics Season Preview
With the return of seven seasoned veterans and the addition of an All-American transfer and five talented freshmen, LSU head coach D-D Breaux believes the 2007 edition of her Tiger gymnastics team can be one of the best in the country....Click here for full story or visit www.cstv.com for more.
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