Oklahoma wins NCAA women's gymnastics championship for fourth time in five years

Oklahoma wins NCAA women's gymnastics championship for fourth time in five years

Source: University of Oklahoma gymnastics

Summary

University of Oklahoma gymnastics star Faith Torrez won the NCAA championship with a clutch floor exercise routine, securing the team’s fourth championship in five years. Torrez scored a 9.950 to give the Sooners a total score of 198.1625, edging out LSU by 0.0750 points. LSU initially led through three rotations, but Oklahoma’s strong floor exercise routine and a fall by LSU’s Lexi Zeiss on the beam ultimately sealed the win.


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The game followed a familiar script.

Torrez’s routine was the final nail in the coffin, and it’s no surprise she went out on top.

Oklahoma’s dynasty is built on clutch performances like this.

LSU had its chance, but a fall on the beam and a strong Sooners’ floor exercise sealed the deal.

This one felt recognizable early, with Oklahoma’s strong floor exercise routine always the key to their comeback.

The result wasn’t surprising by the end.

Original Observation: This dynasty is built on the backs of athletes who can deliver under pressure, and Torrez is the perfect example.