LEXINGTON, Ky. – Kentucky (0-6, 0-2 SEC) posted its highest score of the 2026 season on Friday Night in Historic Memorial Coliseum, falling to No. 1 Oklahoma (5-0-1, 3-0 SEC), 197.550-196.475. Juniors Creslyn Brose and Delaynee Rodriguez each took home event titles against the top-ranked Sooners, with Brose victorious on the floor exercise and Rodriguez claiming her third all-around title in four weeks.

The Wildcats also posted season best event totals on three apparatus—uneven bars, balance beam, and floor exercise—with the Cats’ 49.350 score on the latter outscoring Oklahoma on the night.

Rodriguez turned in the best performance of her career on Friday night, taking home the all-around title with a career-high four-event score of 39.550. After only winning two all-around titles during her first two seasons in Lexington, Rodriguez has been victorious in three out of four meets this year. The junior also set a career-high on vault, sticking her upgraded Yurchenko 1.5 for the first time and scoring a 9.925.

Brose dazzled in her first home meet of the season, scoring season highs on both of her events. The Holly Springs, N.C. posted a 9.875 on the beam before closing the meet with a 9.950 on the floor exercise, securing her seventh career win on the event. Brose has now scored 9.9+ in 25 of 28 career floor routines.

Four other Wildcats set or matched career highs on Friday night—Chesney Bennett and Callie Gardner on the floor exercise, Addisyn Hofseth on vault, and Cecily Rizo in the all-around.

Kentucky began the meet on vault, scoring a 49.100 as a team. Hofseth led off the meet by matching her career best, followed by Rizo with a 9.800. Gardner scored a 9.775, followed by Ryan Noonan’s 9.825. Rodriguez’s stuck vault led the Cats at 9.925 and Anna Flynn Cashion closed the rotation with a 9.750.

On the uneven bars, the Cats scored a season best 49.025. Rizo began the rotation with a 9.750, followed by a 9.750 from Isabella Rivelli and a 9.750 from Gabby Van Frayen. Bennett added 9.800 and Noonan stuck her double layout dismount for the second week in a row, scoring a 9.850 in her debut in the No. 5 spot. Rodriguez anchored the rotation with another stuck double layout dismount, posting a 9.850.

Kentucky moved to the balance beam, scoring a season best 49.000. Rizo led off with a 9.750, followed by Brose’s hit routine at 9.875. A bobble from Sharon Lee caused her to score 9.525 but Bennett rebounded with a solid 9.825—matching her season best. Van Frayen fought to stay on the beam, scoring 9.650, and Rodriguez capped the rotation with a 9.900 and her third stuck landing of the night.

The Cats closed the night with their best floor rotation of the season, posting a 49.350 to outscore the Sooners on the event. Van Frayen led off with a solid 9.800, followed by Bennett and Gardner’s career-high performances—scoring 9.875 and 9.850, respectively. Rizo scored a 9.775 in the No. 4 position, followed by another hit, 9.875 routine from Rodriguez and Brose’s 9.950 performance.

Kentucky will return to the road next week, traveling to the Plains to face No. 11 Auburn at 8 p.m. ET on Friday, February 6.

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