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INDIANAPOLIS, March 30, 2020 Following an abbreviated 2020 womens collegiate gymnastics season, which was cut short due to concerns over the spread of coronavirus, USA Gymnastics today announced First- and Second-Team All-American selections.

These individuals represent the 12 DI, DII and DIII colleges and universities whose womens gymnastics programs operate with fewer than seven-and-a-half full scholarships. These include Brown University, Centenary College, Cornell University, Lindenwood University, Seattle Pacific University, Southeast Missouri State University, Southern Connecticut State University, Texas Womans University, the United States Air Force Academy, the University of Bridgeport, West Chester University and Yale University.

While All-American selections are typically based on results from the USA Gymnastics Womens Collegiate National Championships, given the truncated conclusion to the 2020 season, this years honorees were determined based on cumulative performance results through week ten of the regular season. The top-ten finishers in each event and the top-eight all-around gymnasts were named First-Team All-Americans. The next finisher(s) in each event and next two all-around athletes were selected to the Second Team.

2020 USA Gymnastics Womens Collegiate Nationals All-Americans

First-Team All-American

VaultCami Bea Austin, Centenary CollegeDarian Burns, Seattle Pacific UniversityAlyssa Firth, Yale UniversityGayla Griswold, Lindenwood UniversityKiah Johnson, West Chester UniversityAleah Leman, Lindenwood UniversityBria Northrop, Texas Womans UniversityJulianna Roland, University of BridgeportAnna Salamone, United States Air Force AcademyDaisy Woodring, Texas Womans University

Uneven barsKatie Bailey, Lindenwood UniversityJacey Baldovino, Yale UniversityDarian Burns, Seattle Pacific UniversityMei Li Costa, Brown UniversityRegan Dillon, University of BridgeportKathryn Doran, University of BridgeportCourtney Mitchell, Lindenwood UniversityBria Northrop, Texas Womans UniversityAnna Salamone, United States Air Force AcademyDahlia Solorzano-Caruso, Southeast Missouri State UniversityMelanie Wojewoda, West Chester University

Balance beamKatie Bailey, Lindenwood UniversityJacey Baldovino, Yale UniversitySarah Boyd, West Chester UniversityBriona Carswell, United States Air Force AcademyLindsay Chia, Yale UniversityEmma Firmstone, Yale UniversityRyan Henry, Lindenwood UniversityAnna Kaziska, Southeast Missouri State UniversityCourtney Mitchell, Lindenwood UniversityMaya Reimers, University of BridgeportJulianna Roland, University of Bridgeport

Floor exerciseCami Bea Austin, Centenary CollegeDarian Burns, Seattle Pacific UniversityAlyssa Firth, Yale UniversityIsabel Goyco, Texas Womans UniversityGayla Griswold, Lindenwood UniversityAnna Kaziska, Southeast Missouri State UniversityJessica Meakim, West Chester UniversityBria Northrop, Texas Womans University Maya Reimers, University of BridgeportJulianna Roland, University of Bridgeport

VaultGabrielle Kistner, University of BridgeportHeidi Sand, United States Air Force AcademyAimee Titche, Yale University

Uneven barsHayley Bangart, University of Bridgeport

Balance beamMiyuki Matsune, Seattle Pacific University

Floor exerciseNatalie Meyer, United States Air Force Academy

The Mari-Rae Soper Award was presented to the Southern Connecticut State University team to recognize their tremendous and inspiring perseverance. Following the passing of teammate Melanie Coleman, who suffered a fatal fall during practice, and a mid-season coaching change, SCSU gymnasts demonstrated unrivaled passion, dedication and devotion to the sport in the face of tragedy and heartbreak.

In appreciation of this years senior athletes who saw their final season cut short, USA Gymnastics named the inaugural USA Gymnastics Womens Collegiate Nationals Senior All-Star Team comprised of the top-ten seniors on each event. A list of all competing senior athletes those who have exhausted their eligibility or will be graduating is available here.

USA Gymnastics Womens Collegiate National Senior All-Star TeamCami Bea Austin, Centenary CollegeKatie Bailey, Lindenwood UniversitySarah Boyd, West Chester UniversitySienna Brane, Seattle Pacific UniversityJade Buford, Yale UniversityDarian Burns, Seattle Pacific UniversityRebecca Chong, Yale UniversityEmma Firmstone, Yale UniversityRyan Henry, Lindenwood UniversitySamantha Henry, Cornell UniversityErin Howell, Brown UniversityJacqueline Kutcher, Southern Connecticut State UniversityMiyuki Matsune, Seattle Pacific UniversityDorothy Mims, Centenary CollegeBria Northrop, Texas Womans UniversityEvelyn Patient, Cornell UniversityMaci Prescott, Cornell UniversityMaya Reimers, University of BridgeportAnna Salamone, United States Air Force AcademyMackenzie Slee, Southeast Missouri State UniversityHunter Vincent, Texas Womans UniversityLena Wirth, Seattle Pacific University

USA Gymnastics also announced this years Scholar Athletes. These are gymnasts in their second, third or fourth years of eligibility who possess a cumulative grade point average of 3.3 or a cumulative grade point average of 3.3 in the previous two semesters or three quarters on a 4.0 scale.

Based in Indianapolis, USA Gymnastics is the national governing body for gymnastics in the United States, encompassing seven disciplines: womens gymnastics, mens gymnastics, trampoline and tumbling, rhythmic gymnastics, acrobatic gymnastics, gymnastics for all (a.k.a. group gymnastics) and, most recently, parkour. USA Gymnastics sets the rules and policies that govern the sport of gymnastics, including selecting and training the U.S. Gymnastics Teams for the Olympics and World Championships; promoting and developing gymnastics on the grassroots and national levels, as well as a safe, empowered and positive training environment; and serving as a resource and educational center for the more than 200,000 members, clubs, fans and gymnasts throughout the United States. The organization is deeply committed to creating a culture that encourages and supports its athletes and focuses on its highest priority: the safety and well-being of athletes and our community.

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