Completed Event: Women's Gymnastics versus Rutgers on April 3, 2026 , Win , 197.875, to, 196.300


February 20, 2017 | Women's Gymnastics
| Oklahoma Team Rankings | ||
|---|---|---|
| Ranking | RQS | |
| Overall | 1 | 197.890 |
| Vault | 1 | 49.430 |
| Bars | 1 | 49.495 |
| Beam | 1 | 49.475 |
| Floor | 1 | 49.550 |
| Individual Rankings | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Gymnast | Event | Rank | RQS |
| Natalie Brown | BB | T-10 | 9.880 |
| Chayse Capps | VT | T-18 | 9.860 |
| UB | T-23 | 9.860 | |
| BB | T-2 | 9.925 | |
| FX | 9 | 9.900 | |
| AA | 6 | 39.430 | |
| Stefani Catour | UB | T-4 | 9.895 |
| BB | T-20 | 9.870 | |
| Brenna Dowell | VT | T-7 | 9.900 |
| FX | T-20 | 9.875 | |
| AJ Jackson | VT | T-9 | 9.895 |
| FX | T-5 | 9.925 | |
| Nicole Lehrmann | UB | T-4 | 9.895 |
| Maggie Nichols | VT | 1 | 9.935 |
| UB | 1 | 9.945 | |
| BB | 1 | 9.945 | |
| FX | 1 | 9.965 | |
| AA | 1 | 39.785 | |
NORMAN — For the sixth straight week, the Sooners are the No. 1 team in the nation, and Oklahoma also rose to first place on all four events. This week marks the first time this season that rankings have been determined by regional qualifying scores (RQS).
RQS is based on a team's six best regular season scores, three of which must be away. The overall high score is eliminated, and the five remaining scores are averaged. RQS scores are used to determine seeding for regional competition at six campus sites on April 1.
Oklahoma RQS
1. 198.350 (A)
2. 198.075 (A)
3. 198.025 (H)
4. 197.925 (A)
5. 197.750 (H)
6. 197.675 (A)
RQS: 197.890
LSU remained in second place with a RQS of 197.655, while Florida holds third (197.435). Alabama (197.085) and Utah (196.965) round out the top five. On Friday, the Sooners will welcome No. 7 Georgia to Lloyd Noble Center in their last home contest of 2017.
Additionally, the Sooners hold the top spot on all four events for the first time this season, posting regional qualifying scores of 49.430 (vault), 49.495 (bars), 49.475 (beam) and 49.550 (floor). OU also possesses the highest season average on each apparatus.
This marks the third straight year that the Sooners have swept the No. 1 rankings at some point during the regular season. OU is one of only four programs to achieve a No. 1 sweep since 1997, joining Florida, Georgia and UCLA.
Seven Sooners hold a nation-leading total of 18 individual top-25 rankings, which are also determined by RQS beginning this week.
Freshman Maggie Nichols is ranked first in the all-around with a 39.785 RQS and also holds the top spot on all four events with marks of 9.935 (vault), 9.945 (bars), 9.945 (beam) and 9.965 (floor).
Also securing five rankings in senior Chayse Capps, whose 39.430 RQS is good for sixth place in the all-around. She is also tied for 18th on vault (9.860), tied for 23rd on bars (9.860), tied for second on beam (9.925) and ninth on floor (9.900).
Junior Stefani Catour and sophomore Nicole Lehrmann share fourth place on bars with a 9.895 RQS, while Catour is also tied for 20th on beam (9.870). With a 9.880 RQS, junior Natalie Brown is also ranked on beam, holding a share of 10th place.
Ranked on both vault and floor are junior AJ Jackson and sophomore Brenna Dowell. On vault, Dowell is tied for seventh (9.900), and Jackson shares ninth (9.895). Jackson is tied for fifth place on floor (9.925), while Dowell is tied for 20th (9.875).
The Sooners will face Georgia for a second straight meet when they host the No. 7 Gymdogs for Senior Night. The contest will begin at 6:45 p.m. CT on Friday, Feb. 24, inside Lloyd Noble Center. Tickets are available for purchase online or by calling the OU Athletics Tickets Office at (405) 325-2424 or toll-free at (800) 456-GoOU.