In front of a sold-out crowd of 15,075 fans that were mostly dressed in pink for Alabama gymnastics’ ninth-annual Power of Pink meet, the Crimson Tide beat No. 15 Kentucky,  196.575-194.8. Among the packed house were more than 70 past Alabama gymnasts who gathered for Alumni Night, including members of the 1988 team, who were celebrating the 25^th anniversary of Alabama’s first NCAA and SEC championships. The Tide was led by junior Kim Jacob who won her third consecutive all-around, this time with a 39.275.

Alabama started off with a solid 49.175 on the vault led by 9.875s from senior Ashley Sledge and junior Diandra Milliner. On the uneven bars, the Tide came away with a season-best 49.4, with senior Ashley Priess and junior Kim Jacob pacing the Tide with matching 9.9s. Sophomore Kayla Williams scored a 9.9 to lead the Tide on the balance beam, though Alabama scored a 48.65 as a team after falls in its opening and closing routines. The Tide rebounded on the floor exercise, scoring a season-best 49.350, led by Jacob’s 9.925 to close out the meet.

After back-to-back meets at home over the last two weeks, Alabama returns to the road for its next two meets, traveling to Georgia next Saturday for a 4 p.m. ET meet followed by a trip to Gainesville, Fla., where the Tide will take on the Florida Gators on Friday, Feb. 8.