2001 NCAA Women's Gymnastics Championship

The 2001 NCAA Women's Gymnastics championship involved 12 schools competing for the national championship in women's NCAA Division I gymnastics. It was the twentieth NCAA gymnastics national championship and took place in Athens, Georgia, hosted by the University of Georgia in Stegeman Coliseum. The 2001 Championship was won by UCLA, which also won the 2000 Championship. Onnie Willis, UCLA, 39.525, and Elise Ray, Michigan, 39.525 shared the individual championship.[1]

Team Results

Session 1

Position	Team					Total
1	UCLA Bruins	49.200	49.525	49.375	49.525	197.625
2	Michigan Wolverines	49.100	49.100	49.050	49.275	196.525
3	Alabama Crimson Tide	49.000	48.975	49.175	49.225	196.375
4	Florida Gators	48.950	48.700	48.975	49.200	195.825
5	Oklahoma Sooners	48.100	48.525	48.425	48.875	193.875
6	Oregon State Beavers	48.725	48.075	48.775	48.200	193.775

Session 2

Position	Team					Total
1	Georgia Gym Dogs	49.400	49.075	49.175	49.450	197.100
2	Utah Red Rocks	48.875	48.975	49.425	49.300	196.575
3	Nebraska Cornhuskers	48.800	49.200	49.050	49.150	196.200
4	Stanford Cardinal	48.825	48.675	48.725	49.175	195.400
5	Arizona State Sun Devils	48.900	48.525	48.300	49.050	194.775
6	Denver Pioneers	48.425	48.325	48.375	48.500	193.625

Super Six

Position	Team					Total
1	UCLA Bruins	49.450	49.125	49.575	49.425	197.575
2	Georgia Gym Dogs	49.500	49.250	49.275	49.375	197.400
3	Michigan Wolverines	49.375	49.275	49.250	49.375	197.275
4	Alabama Crimson Tide	48.975	49.100	49.175	49.300	196.550
5	Utah Red Rocks	48.900	49.150	48.675	49.300	196.025
5	Nebraska Cornhuskers	49.050	49.150	48.650	49.175	196.025

References

Gymnastics Championship Records, NCAA, 2010

External links

NCAA Gymnastics Championship Official site

NCAA women's gymnastics tournament
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