No. 3 Alabama gymnastics lost to No. 2 LSU on Friday evening in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, 197.976-197.6.
“I am so incredibly proud of this team for the toughness, the grit, the resiliency that they showed,” Alabama head coach Ashley Johnston said. “That LSU crowd was loud, they were rowdy, and ‘Bama continued to answer by creating our own noise, our own momentum.”
Rotation 1
As the away team, Alabama started on the uneven bars and LSU started on the vault. On the uneven bars, Alabama posted a 49.375. LSU made a 49.45 on the vault.
The Crimson Tide’s highest scorer was junior Chloe LaCoursiere, who posted a 9.95. This landed LaCoursiere the title.
Rotation 2
For the second rotation, Alabama was on the vault, and LSU was on the uneven bars. On the vault, the Crimson Tide made a 49.3 to bring its total to 98.675. The Tigers made a 49.4 on the uneven bars to make its total 98.85.
Alabama’s highest scorers were senior Jordyn Paradise and freshman Azaraya Ra-Akbar. They each posted a 9.9. LSU’s Kailin Chio took the title with a 9.975.
“Each person is trying to just build off of the next,” Johnston said. “I think this group is really tight and connected. That’s what our ‘Bamaly’ is all about, it’s kind of the phrase, ‘iron sharpens iron.’”
Rotation 3
Alabama was on the floor for the third rotation, and LSU was on the balance beam. On the floor, Alabama posted a 49.5 to bring its total to 148.175. LSU made a 49.525 on the balance beam to bring its total to 148.375.
Junior Jamison Sears and senior Gabby Gladieux each posted a 9.925 to mark Alabama’s highest scores. LSU’s Kailin Chio took the title after posting a 9.975.
Rotation 4
The Crimson Tide’s final rotation was on the balance beam, and LSU’s was on the floor. On the balance beam, Alabama made a 49.425. The Tigers made a 49.6 on the floor.
On the balance beam, Alabama’s highest scorer was sophomore Kylee Kvamme, who posted a 9.95. However, this was not enough to land Kvamme the title. LSU’s Chio posted a 10 on the balance beam to take the title.
The all-around title went to LSU’s Chio, who posted a 39.8.
The Crimson Tide will be back in action this Sunday at 3 p.m. CT. Alabama will take on LSU and the University of North Carolina in the P&G Podium Challenge. The meet will be at the Raising Cane’s River Center in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
“They are excited for a rematch. So Sunday they’re going to come in hungry and eager to continue to get better,” Johnston said.
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