The Oklahoma Sooners are continuing to dominate in the meets that they compete in. Last night the Sooners took on the University of Denver, George-Washington and Utah State. The Sooners won the meet with a 197.675, DU came in second with a 196.000, George-Washington with a 195.750 and USU with a 195.100.
The Sooners led off the meet with great vaults and solid bars. Junior ​Chayse Capps, ​sophomore ​Ali Jackson ​and Senior ​Haley Scaman​ all had scores of 9.925 or higher. On bars, freshman ​Nicole Lehrmann​ and senior ​Keeley Kmieciak ​both scored a 9.950 with their beautiful bar routines that had stuck dismounts. Capps proved how solid she is for the Sooners on beam by being the only Oklahoma gymnast to score above a 9.9. On floor, Jackson and Scaman demonstrated why they compete in the last two spots in the line up. Jackson stuck all three of her tumbling passes, and Scaman had her usual sky-high double layout that wowed the crowd.​
The Pioneers started their meet off on bars where senior ​Nina McGee​ led the team with a 9.875. On the beam, McGee also led the team by being the only Pioneer to score above a 9.8. Next on floor McGee proved why she is No. 3 in the country on that event. Her fun, spunky routine and her huge double layout  led her to a 9.925 on floor. Lastly on vault, McGee led the team again with a 9.875 for her tsuk full and freshman ​Diana Chesnok​ also showed a great vault with a 9.850 on her yurchenko full.​
Sophomore ​Camille Drouin-Allaire​ had a huge impact to the Colonials third place finish. She competed in the all-around and scored a high score of a 9.9 on floor. Junior ​Alex DeMoura​ also competed all around for the Colonials and scored as high as a 9.775 on vault and bars. The Colonials started the meet off strong on their first three events. On beam though, they had to count a couple low scores. ​
The Aggies had their third highest scoring meet at the Perfect 10 Challenge. They finished the meet with a 195.100. The team was led by all arounder ​McKinzey Martinez,​ a senior for the Aggies. Martinez showed consistency throughout all four events and she scored as high as a 9.850 on bars. Another key performer for the Aggies was junior ​Bailey McIntire. ​McIntire had the second highest score on bars, a 9.825, behind Martinez, and she also scored a 9.825 on floor. ​
The Perfect 10 Challenge was a great meet for the four teams that competed. With it being on podium, it gives the gymnast a chance to experience podium before the post-season starts.