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Yahoo
07-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
LSU Gets Visit from 5-Star All-American in Transfer Portal
LSU Gymnastics may be on the verge of landing one of the top gymnasts in the country. Madison Ulrich posted pictures on her Instagram from her visit to Baton Rouge. Although she used the hashtag #notcommitted, she seems like a perfect fit for LSU. Advertisement Madison said in the comments, 'Baton Rouge, how we feelin?[hearts emojis]' Her accomplishments as a student-athlete with the University of Denver Pioneers are nothing short of outstanding. She has recently recorded career highs on Vault (9.925), Beam (9.900), Floor (9.95), and All-Around (39.575) during the NCAA Second Round and Regionals last month. The former 5-star recruit from South Carolina has been a leader on Denver from the moment she arrived two years ago. In addition to being named the Big 12 Newcomer of the year in 2024, she followed it up by individually qualifying for the NCAA National Championships. It's clear that LSU is pulling out all the stops for this gymnast. The team's existing squad members had a lot to say about Ulrich's visit in the comments. Advertisement Haleigh Bryant posted, 'These are your colors. Yes, yes, yes!' Lexi Zeiss said, 'So fun having you!!!' Freshman Kaliya Lincoln posted, 'You look so good in purple and gold'. Kylie Coen posted, 'I like this!' Kailin Chio posted, 'Yes, ma'am!' And Junior Ashley Cowan posted, 'We feelin' good!' It's still very much uncertain where Ulrich will be competing next season, but the anticipation is clear. Madison's choices could significantly influence who the frontrunners will be for the 2026 gymnastics season. Related: Angel Reese and Livvy Dunne React to Hailey Van Lith Swimsuit Photo Shoot Related: Livvy Dunnes Announces Riders Up Ahead of Good Cheer's Kentucky Oaks Win Related: Some Fans are Disgusted by Livvy Dunne's Latest Viral Video
Yahoo
27-03-2025
- Climate
- Yahoo
Heavy rainfall threat starting tomorrow and continuing through Saturday
() — Clouds will be increasing for today with showers showing up this morning across the upper-Texas coast. This activity will begin to work into the area later this afternoon, so I've increased rain chances to 30%. Starting tomorrow, atmospheric lift will increase and deeper moisture will work into the atmosphere. By tomorrow afternoon, thunderstorms will begin to develop across Acadiana, working from southwest-to-northeast. Friday night and into Saturday we could see 'training' thunderstorms, which means storms will develop and re-develop, moving over some of the same areas continuously. This could lead to the possibility of flash flooding. Models currently show anywhere from 2-4 inches of rainfall covering the Friday night through Saturday timeframe, but isolated higher amounts will be possible in isolated areas. It's in these isolated areas that flash flooding will be possible. The rainfall should end by Saturday night and we will clear out on Sunday. With sunshine, temperatures will warm back into the low-mid 80s. A frontal boundary will move through the area on Monday, giving us another chance of storms. Following this front, slightly cooler air will be possible next Tuesday, especially during the morning hours. Close Thanks for signing up! Watch for us in your inbox. Subscribe Now Why is it called the 'Sweet 16' and 'Elite Eight'? LSU Gymnastics star Olivia Dunne featured in 2025 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue Numbers to know for each of the 16 teams remaining in March Madness Florida considers bill to roll back child labor laws to fill jobs once held by undocumented migrants Trump administration revokes state and local health funding Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
23-03-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
LSU Gymnastics repeats as SEC Champions with record-setting performance
LSU Gymnastics made history en route to winning its second-straight SEC Championship on Saturday. The No. 2 Tigers' final score of 198.200 in the meet's second session was the best score in LSU history at the SEC Championships. The title is the program's sixth and follows up the 2025 SEC regular season championship. LSU posted a 49.450 or better in each of the four rotations and Haleigh Bryant finished as the all-around champion with 39.725 points while Aleah Finnegan tied for second with a 39.675. The Tigers led after the first two rotations but fell behind Florida heading into the final. Led by Bryant's 9.950 on vault as the anchor, LSU retook the lead for good. LSU recorded team bests in the SEC Championships on bars (49.600) and balance beam (49.450). Finnegan and Kailin Chio each posted a 9.950 score while Konnor McClain and Bryant added a 9.900 apiece on bars to open the event. Bryant and Finnegan each scored a 9.925 on beam, putting them in a three-way tie for the title with Missouri's Helen Hu. Chio, Bryant, and Drayton were in a six-way tie in the floor exercise with score of 9.950. All trailed Oklahoma's Faith Torrez, who scored a perfect 10. In the final rotation, the Tigers took the vault. Bryant tied for second with Oklahoma's Elle Mueller as both scored 9.950, finishing behind Florida's Selena Harris-Miranda's perfect-10. Finnegan and Lexi Zeiss each posted a 9.900. In less than two weeks, LSU will begin its quest to repeat as national champions. It awaits its location for the NCAA Regionals, held April 2-6 before heading to Fort Worth, TX for the championships on April 17-19. Did someone say…BACK TO BACK SEC CHAMPIONS 👑 — LSU Gymnastics (@LSUgym) March 23, 2025 This article originally appeared on LSU Wire: LSU gymnastics win the SEC title. Is another national title next?
USA Today
23-03-2025
- Sport
- USA Today
LSU Gymnastics repeats as SEC Champions with record-setting performance
LSU Gymnastics repeats as SEC Champions with record-setting performance LSU Gymnastics made history en route to winning its second-straight SEC Championship on Saturday. The No. 2 Tigers' final score of 198.200 in the meet's second session was the best score in LSU history at the SEC Championships. The title is the program's sixth and follows up the 2025 SEC regular season championship. LSU posted a 49.450 or better in each of the four rotations and Haleigh Bryant finished as the all-around champion with 39.725 points while Aleah Finnegan tied for second with a 39.675. The Tigers led after the first two rotations but fell behind Florida heading into the final. Led by Bryant's 9.950 on vault as the anchor, LSU retook the lead for good. LSU recorded team bests in the SEC Championships on bars (49.600) and balance beam (49.450). Finnegan and Kailin Chio each posted a 9.950 score while Konnor McClain and Bryant added a 9.900 apiece on bars to open the event. Bryant and Finnegan each scored a 9.925 on beam, putting them in a three-way tie for the title with Missouri's Helen Hu. Chio, Bryant, and Drayton were in a six-way tie in the floor exercise with score of 9.950. All trailed Oklahoma's Faith Torrez, who scored a perfect 10. In the final rotation, the Tigers took the vault. Bryant tied for second with Oklahoma's Elle Mueller as both scored 9.950, finishing behind Florida's Selena Harris-Miranda's perfect-10. Finnegan and Lexi Zeiss each posted a 9.900. In less than two weeks, LSU will begin its quest to repeat as national champions. It awaits its location for the NCAA Regionals, held April 2-6 before heading to Fort Worth, TX for the championships on April 17-19.
USA Today
15-03-2025
- Sport
- USA Today
LSU Gymnastics claims share of SEC regular season title
LSU Gymnastics claims share of SEC regular season title LSU Gymnastics clinched a share of the SEC regular season championship with its win over No. 14 Auburn on Friday. It is the third time in program history that a share of the conference title is coming back to Baton Rouge and the first time since 2018. The No. 2 Tigers' 7-1 SEC record is tied with No. 1 Oklahoma, making them co-champions. After starting the conference slate 1-1 with a loss at No. 17 Arkansas, LSU rattled off seven-straight victories, including a record-setting upset over the top-ranked Sooners. The Tigers now set their sights on the SEC Championships, which start on March 22 in Birmingham, AL. Kailin Chio scored a perfect 10 on vault to start the meet, the first of her career. Haleigh Bryant claimed titles on bars and in the all-around with a 9.95 and 39.775, respectively. Aleah Finnegan won the floor with a 9.975 as LSU swept all five titles.
