Huskers Close Out Season in Fourth at NCAA Finals – University of Nebraska

Norman, Okla.- For the sixth consecutive time, the Nebraska males’s gymnastics crew made one more look on the NCAA Championships Finals the place the Huskers took residence two All-America Honors and a fourth-place podium end (406.453) on the NCAA Championships Finals.

The evening was highlighted by junior Donte McKinney incomes All-America Honors on vault (ending seventh) and senior Dillan King ending in eighth on parallel bars to earn All-America Honors.

Stanford took residence the crew title after incomes a 423.628. Oklahoma got here in second with 414.555. Michigan took third with 414.490. Ohio State adopted in fifth place with 399.326, and Illinois in sixth with 398.523.

Rotation One
The Huskers began the competitors on ground. Dylan LeClair led the squad notching a 13.466. Chris Hiser, 2022 B1G Freshman of the Yr, adopted with a 13.566. Taylor Christopulos scored a 14.266, notching a season-high. Charlie Giles put a 14.166 for the Huskers and Sam Phillips rounded off the rotation with a 13.366. 

After the primary rotation on ground, Nebraska tallied a 68.830, taking third-position behind Michigan in second after competing on parallel bars (69.932), and Stanford in first following vault (73.432). 

Rotation Two
NU rallied over to pommel horse for rotation two led by Charlie Giles with a rating of 13.366. Taylor Christopulos notched a 12.866 and Khalil Jackson put up a 12.933. Evan Kriley collected a 13.266. Travis Wong scored a 12.566 to cap off the rotation.

Following the second rotation, Nebraska had a running-score of 133.827. Stanford continued to occupy first (144.164), Michigan in second (138.163), and Ohio State in third (137.230).

Rotation Three
Nebraska transitioned to rings for the third rotation with Dylan LeClair as lead-off, scoring a 13.466 for the Huge Crimson. Liam Doherty-Herwitz maintained the momentum with a 13.500. Moritz Mueller notched a 12.966.  Sam Phillips earned 13.366, whereas teammate Dylan Younger anchored the rotation with a strong 13.400 for the Huskers. 

Shifting into the fourth rotation, Nebraska put up a operating scoring of 200.525. Stanford maintains first place (211.530), Michigan in second (208.462), and Oklahoma in third (205.294).

Rotation 4
The Huge Crimson moved to vault the place they completed with an occasion rating of 71.798. Donte McKinney confirmed energy scoring a 14.600 and a seventh-place end, incomes All-America Honors on vault. Trailing carefully, Sam Phillips collected a 14.466. Dylan LeClair scored a 13.866 whereas teammate Charlie Giles registered a 14.433. Taylor Christopulos landed a 14.433 to complete the rotation. 

Nebraska holds fourth-place as they transfer into rotation 5 with a running-score of 272.323. Stanford maintains first (283.963), Michigan in second (274.460), and Oklahoma in third (273.459).

Rotation 5
Displaying parallel bars for the fifth rotation, senior Dylan LeClair fires up the squad with a 13.933. Taylor Christopulos registered a 13.100 for the Huskers, whereas Sam Phillips put up a 13.633. Dylan Younger scored a 13.000. Dillan King concluded the rotation with a powerful 14.033, claiming an eighth-place end and All-America Honors on parallel bars.

Waiting for the ultimate rotation, Nebraska tallied a running-score of 340.022 touchdown in fourth place, behind Michigan in third (343.191), Oklahoma in second (343.324) and Stanford in first (351.962).

Rotation Six
The Huskers capitalized on their closing rotation of the competitors on excessive bar led by Dylan LeClair, notching a career-high 13.333. Taylor Christopulos earned a 13.733, a career-high for the sophomore. Donte McKinney continued to rally after registering a 13.833. Sam Phillips collected a rating of 11.666 and Dillan King closed out the competitors touchdown a rating of 13.866 for NU.

The Nebraska Huskers completed in fourth place with a closing crew rating of 406.453.

Season Assessment
The Huskers completed the 2022 season 9-5, highlighted by a second-place crew end on the Huge Ten Championships and a fourth-place end on the NCAA Championships.