Five Sooners Earn Eight All-Big 12 Accolades

2019 All-Big 12 Team
Name	School	Event	RQS
Maddie Karr	DU	AA	39.650
Brenna Dowell	OU	AA	39.610
Maddie Karr	DU	VT	9.930
Kirah Koshinski	WVU	VT	9.925
Brenna Dowell	OU	VT	9.920
Maggie Nichols	OU	UB	9.960
Nicole Lehrmann	OU	UB	9.950
Maddie Karr	DU	UB	9.935
Maggie Nichols	OU	BB	9.975
Alexis Vazquez	DU	BB	9.935
Anastasia Webb	OU	BB	9.925
Lynnzee Brown	DU	FX	9.960
Olivia Trautman	OU	FX	9.960
Brenna Dowell	OU	FX	9.945

NORMAN – Five members of the top-ranked Oklahoma women's gymnastics team combined to capture a conference-high eight spots on the All-Big 12 Gymnastics team, the league announced Wednesday.

This season marks the 12th straight year that the Sooners have led the conference in All-Big 12 selections and the 12th consecutive season that the Sooners have earned at least eight all-conference selections.

The All-Big 12 squad consists of the conference gymnasts with the top three highest national qualifying scores (NQS) on each event in addition to the top two all-around gymnasts.

Senior Brenna Dowell led all honorees with three selections, bringing her career total to nine. Dowell was recognized in the all-around, vault and floor. The senior finished her career being honored on vault in all four seasons of competition, while picking up three floor honors, one bar honor and one all-around recognition.

Junior Maggie Nichols earned a pair of accolades, receiving a spot on the bars and beam listings for the third consecutive season. Nichols now has 12 total All-Big 12 honors.

Senior Nicole Lehrmann, sophomore Anastasia Webb and freshman Olivia Trautman were also recognized by the conference. Lehrmann earned her fourth consecutive bar honor, while Webb picked up her first recognition on beam. Trautman earned her first career honor with recognition on floor.

This weekend, postseason competition begins for Oklahoma as it hosts the Big 12 Championship, scheduled for 1 p.m. CT on Saturday inside Lloyd Noble Center.

The Sooners will be in pursuit of their eighth straight conference championship and 11th under Kindler. The meet, which will pit OU against No. 5 Denver, No. 22 Iowa State and West Virginia, will air live on ESPNU.