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The 2002 NCAA women's gymnastics championships were contested at the 21st annual tournament hosted by the NCAA to determine the individual and team national champions of women's gymnastics among its member programs in the United States.[1]

DatesApril 18–20, 2002
Teams12
Quick facts Venue, Location ...
2002 NCAA women's gymnastics championships
VenueColeman Coliseum
LocationTuscaloosa, Alabama
DatesApril 18–20, 2002
Teams12
Champions
WomenJamie Dantzscher, UCLA (39.675)
TeamAlabama (4th)
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The competition took place from April 18–20 in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, hosted by the University of Alabama in Coleman Coliseum.

Alabama won the team national championship, the Crimson Tide's fourth NCAA national title and first since 1996.

Jamie Dantzscher, from UCLA, won the individual all-around championship with a score of 39.675.

Champions

More information Event, Gold ...
Event Gold Silver Bronze
Team
Alabama Crimson Tide
Natalie Barrington
Alexis Brion
Helen Burgin
Tiffany Byrd
Erin Holdefer
Lauren Holdefer
Shannon Hrozek
Stephanie Kite
Alexa Martinez
Whitney Morgan
Andreé Pickens
Michelle Reeser
Jeana Rice
Sara Scarborough
Kristin Sterner
Raegan Tomasek


Georgia Gym Dogs
Melinda Baimbridge
Cassie Bair
Chelsa Byrd
Eileen Diaz
Michelle Emmons
Cory Fritzinger
Kinsey Rowe
Breanne Rutherford
Sierra Sapunar
Loren Simpson
Marline Stephens
Megan Tolbert
Talya Vexler





UCLA Bruins
Jeanette Antolin
Alyssa Beckerman
Michelle Conway
Jamie Dantzscher
Natasha Desai
Lindsey Dong
Christy Erickson
Malia Jones
Kristen Maloney
Kristin Parker
Trishna Patel
Carly Raab
Christie Tedmon
Doni Thompson
Yvonne Tousek
Valerie Velasco
Jamie Williams
Onnie Willis
All-Around
Jamie Dantzscher (UCLA) Andreé Pickens (Alabama) Theresa Kulikowski (Utah)
Vault
Jamie Dantzscher (UCLA) Marline Stephens (Georgia) Andreé Pickens (Alabama)
Uneven Bars
Andreé Pickens (Alabama) Doni Thompson (UCLA) Onnie Willis (UCLA)
Balance Beam
Elise Ray (Michigan) Jeana Rice (Alabama) Kristin Sterner (Alabama)
Theresa Kulikowski (Utah)
Floor Exercise
Jamie Dantzscher (UCLA)
Nicki Arnstad (LSU)
Shannon Bowles (Utah) Alexis Brion (Alabama)
Talya Vexler (Georgia)
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Team results

Session 1

More information Position, Team ...
PositionTeamTotal
1 Utah49.10048.95049.45049.275196.775
2 Georgia49.20049.00049.30049.150196.650
3 Nebraska49.30049.15049.05049.075196.575
4 Michigan49.22548.50049.20049.250196.175
5 LSU48.92548.75048.80049.375195.850
6 Arizona48.82548.70048.47548.975194.975
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Session 2

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PositionTeamTotal
1 Alabama49.27549.02549.55049.450197.300
2 UCLA49.22549.27549.25049.350197.100
3 Stanford49.20048.65049.17549.025196.050
4 Minnesota48.67548.57549.12549.350195.700
5 Florida49.02548.92548.65049.075195.675
6 Oregon State47.40048.92548.20048.400192.925
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Super Six

More information Position, Team ...
PositionTeamTotal
1 Alabama49.32549.45049.37549.425197.575
2 Georgia49.25049.32549.37549.300197.250
3 UCLA49.32549.37549.15049.300197.150
4 Utah49.17549.30049.35049.125196.950
5 Nebraska49.07549.42548.75049.175196.425
6 Stanford49.07548.92549.00049.025196.025
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See also

  • 2002 NCAA men's gymnastics championships

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