Creslyn Brose and Delaynee Rodriguez of Kentucky Gymnastics have been honored with Regular Season All-America accolades from the Women鈥檚 Collegiate Gymnastics Association. Brose achieved her third consecutive Second Team recognition on the floor, while Rodriguez celebrated her debut All-America honor with a Second Team placement in the All-Around. These awards acknowledge outstanding performances in the NCAA regular season, reflecting gymnasts' dedication and skills. Brose and Rodriguez's achievements highlight their exemplary seasons and the program's strong performance overall.

By the Numbers
  • Creslyn Brose scored 9.935 NQS, ranking 11th in the NCAA floor event.
  • Delaynee Rodriguez finished the season ranked No. 10 in the all-around with a 39.520 NQS.
  • Rodriguez scored at least 39.400 in 10 of 11 all-around competitions this season.
State of Play
  • Kentucky, ranked No. 16, is set to host NCAA Regional competition for the first time since 2010.
  • The regional championship begins on April 3, featuring competition against notable teams like No. 1 Oklahoma.
What's Next

Looking ahead, Kentucky Gymnastics aims to leverage their athletes' recent successes during the upcoming NCAA Regional competition. Their performance could set the stage for further accolades and potential qualification for the NCAA Championships.

Bottom Line

Brose and Rodriguez's recognition is a testament to their hard work and the strength of the Kentucky Gymnastics program, positioning them as contenders in the NCAA landscape as they prepare for the regionals.