Notes: NCAA Championships (Semifinal I)
4/17/2015 12:00:00 AM | Women's Gymnastics
April 17, 2015
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• The Wolverines went the entire season without counting a fall. They scored above 49.000 in all 52 rotations this season (across 13 meets).
• It was Michigan's second-highest score at the NCAA Championships (197.025). The program best was 197.275 at the 2001 Super Six.
• Nicole Artz, Brianna Brown and Sachi Sugiyama each recorded 39.000 in the all-around in 12 of 13 meets this season. Only five U-M gymnasts have recorded more in a single season: Jenny Deiley (14, 2003), Kylee Botterman (13, 2001), Lindsey Bruck (13, 2005), Janessa Grieco (13, 2003) and Calli Ryals (13, 2003).
• Nicole Artz, Brianna Brown and Talia Chiarelli all earned the first NCAA All-America honors of their careers. U-M now has 45 NCAA All-Americans in its history (170 total honors).
• The Wolverines have had at least one NCAA All-American in 24 consecutive NCAA Championships.
• U-M had two NCAA All-America first team selections for the first time since 2004 (Lindsey Bruck, Elise Ray).
• Talia Chiarelli and Nicole Artz became the first Michigan gymnasts to score 9.900 on balance beam at the NCAA Championships since Elise Ray (2005).
• Michigan tied a program best for highest score on balance beam at the NCAA Championships (49.250). The only other team to reach that score was the 2001 squad.
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