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Regionals day! It's time to see who will go to St. Louis in a couple weeks. Follow along, refresh, you know the drill. Starting with the Raleigh regional featuring LSU, Nebraska, Oregon State, George Washington, NC State and Maryland.

Schedule and links for week 14 of the 2018 NCAA Gymnastics season. Or just call it Regionals Weekend. Week 14 Saturday, April 7 th 4 ET/3 CT/2 MT/1 PT NC State Regional – Raleigh, NC (LSU, Nebraska, Oregon State, George Washington,  NC State, Maryland) Live Stream  / Live Scores / ACCN + 4 ET/3 CT/2 MT/1 PT Penn State Regional – State College, PA (Florida, Washington, Arizona State, West Virginia, Penn State, New Hampshire)  Live Scores / BTN2Go (Free) 5 ET/ 4 CT/3 MT/2 PT Alabama Regional – Tuscaloosa, AL (Alabama, Michigan, Georgia, Missouri, Illinois, Central Michigan) SECN + / Live Scores 5 ET/4 CT/3 MT/2 PT Minnesota Regional - Minneapolis, MN (Oklahoma, Kentucky, Denver, Minnesota, Iowa, Iowa State) BTN2Go (Free) / Live Scores 6 ET/5 CT/4 MT/ 3 PT Ohio State Regional – Columbus, OH (UCLA, Arkansas, Boise State, Ohio State, Pittsburgh, Kent State) Live Stream - Vault - Bars - Beam - Floor  / Live Scores 6 ET/5 CT/4 MT/ 3 PT Utah Reg...

Placements for regionals and individual regional qualifiers were announced Monday afternoon. Regionals will commence Saturday, April 7th, and they are being held at 4 or 6 p.m. local time of the regional. A full schedule and preview will be posted next week. The placements are listed below the cut.

The post-season is here. It all comes down to performances at the Regionals today. Out of the six regionals, the top two teams from each regional will advance to the NCAA National Gymnastics Championships in St. Louis in less than two weeks. The pressure is on. I'll be starting with the Gainsville Regional for this live blogging stint. Since the West Virginia Regional is happening simultaneously, I'll be live blogging that too.

Following the conclusion of conference championships over the weekend, regional championship placements were announced live today on the NCAA Regionals Selection show. The Regional Championships will decide which teams (and individuals) will go on to the national championships in St. Louis. Out of the six regional competitions, the top two scoring teams will advance to NCAAs. The top 18 teams were seeded by their rankings based on their RQS (regional qualifying score). Teams ranked 19-36 were assigned based on geography. The Regional Placements are listed below the cut

Well, Regionals have happened... It was rough, I gotta tell you. I've had a couple days, and I feel like I've emotionally recovered enough to do Power Rankings Regionals Editions. Or maybe this is just therapy for me. As per usual, these aren't the official Road to Nationals rankings (or in this case the rankings after Regionals), rather they are stories and people that have caught my attention throughout the week, whether it be note-worthy events or a reaction to something. Previously for Conference Championships, the power rankings were: 1. UCLA's side eye inducing beam total 2. Peng Peng Is Injured...Again 3. Florida wins the SEC Championship; Coach Jenny Rowland has her Oscar Moment 4. Kaytianna McMillian of Oregon State does a hella cool back spin on floor 5. Zoe Draghi of Cal's funky floor choreography 6. No tens for you, Ebee Price or McKenzie Wofford With that, here are the Regionals Power Rankings:

I'm back. I've recovered from the trauma of the last regional and I'm here to provide all the deets for the Utah Regional from Salt Lake City. As per usual, refresh the page every few minutes to follow along.

Today we have the NCAA Gymnastics Regionals. These six meets will determine who will get a ticket to Fort Worth in a couple of weeks for the NCAA Gymnastics Championships. There are so many regionals all at about the same time, I'm going to do one giant live blog for all of them. Refresh the page every few minutes or so for all the updates. We'll begin our journey in Georgia for the Athens Regional.

The post season is OFFICALLY upon us. Saturday, April 2nd, six regional qualifying meets will be held. A total of 36 teams (six per regional) are competing and the top two finishers from each of the regionals will go on to the NCAA Championships in Fort Worth – April 15-16. Expect some pretty intense competition going on in these regionals.   Gone are the days where the top 12 ranked teams were a static number and unchanging. The level of parity between the top 30 teams is dynamic and there is bound to be some upsets. I am previewing the six regionals.   I will consider the teams' past performance over the course of the season, consider their consistency and their overall trend over time. So, with that, we shall get started

NCAA Gymnastics Regionals placements were announced  today via the live selection show on NCAA.com. There are 36 teams. six teams per regional, plus individual all-around and event qualifiers. The Regional Sites are listed plus the seeded teams in each regional. The top 18 qualifiers ranked by RQS (regional qualifying score) have been divided and seeded into pods of three based on rank ( i.e 1-12-13, 2-11-16 etc), the remaining 18 have been placed in a regional based on geographical location. The individual all-around and event qualifiers are also listed.  Streaming information will be provided when it becomes available.

Regionals happened. Eight straight hours of gymnastics from two o'clock in the afternoon till about ten at night. There were tears, screaming, punching and hitting things. So were my predictions head on? Should I go take my special skills to Vegas or should I keep my day job?

Today, the top 36 NCAA Gymnastics teams will go head to head for a spot at the NCAA National Championships April 17-19. The teams have been seeded into "regionals" (not so much based on their region, but based on their rankings) based on their regional qualifying score or RQS. The top two qualifiers from each of the six regionals will go onto NCAA's in Dallas. So much gymnastics, this is what Spencer at the Balance Beam Situation is calling Gymnastics Christmas . I've gone through and to the best of my abilities,  I have picked my selections for the teams who will qualify out of their regional.  I have no real scientific analysis of who will win, so don't use my guesses to win money in Vegas... if they actually bet on gymnastics in Vegas.

After a crazy weekend of conference championships, the Regional qualifiers have been announced.