Thursday, April 18
Fort Worth, TX
1:30 PM
University of Washington
vs
NCAA Championships
Killough-Wilhelm Named NCAA All-American
April 18, 2024 | Gymnastics
FORT WORTH, Texas – Skylar Killough-Wilhelm earned a 39.550 in the all-around at the 2024 Women's National Collegiate Gymnastics Championships Thursday afternoon in her first Nationals debut.
Killough-Wilhelm was rotating with Cal, alongside LSU, Arkansas and Stanford in session 1 of the NCAA semifinal. LSU (198.1125) and Cal (197.7125) finished in the top two of the quad to advance to the National Championships on Saturday. Stanford finished third (197.075) and Arkansas finished fourth (196.475).
In session one of the National Semifinal, Killough-Wilhelm tied for first place on bars with a 9.925 to finish the season as a First Team All-American on bars.
The senior notched a 9.850+ score across all four events on Thursday afternoon to etch her name as a Second Team All-American in the all-around.
Killough-Wilhelm became just the 10th GymDawg to earn NCAA All-American status and the first All-American since 2020 for Washington.
She also is the seventh UW gymnast to earn at least two All-American honors in one season and one of two to do it in the 21st century. The other was Evanni Roberson in 2020, who was an NCAA All-American Beam Second Team and All-Around Second Team.
Killough-Wilhelm earned a 9.8875 floor score Thursday afternoon, as the National Championships events are each scored by four judges, to start her impressive performance.
She followed up floor with a 9.850 on beam. Killough-Wilhelm tied for first overall on bars (9.925) in the first session alongside Courtney Blackson (Boise State), Haleigh Bryant (LSU), Lily Smith (Georgia) and Reese Drotar (Arkansas).
The senior bookended her all-around performance with another 9.8875 on beam to finish with an all-around score of 39.550.
The 39.550 placed her fifth on the all-around and earned her a Second Team All-American status on the all-around.
She finished behind Haleigh Bryant from LSU (39.7125), Mya Lauzon from Cal (39.6375), Anna Roberts from Stanford (39.6375) and Kiya Johnson from LSU (39.6125).
Killough-Wilhelm's Results
FLOOR – 9.8875
VAULT – 9.8500
BARS – 9.925 (Tied for first in first session)
BEAM – 9.8875
ALL-AROUND – 39.550
The second session of the semifinal was headlined by Oklahoma, Florida, Utah and Alabama.
Utah (197.9375) and Florida (197.875) finished in the top two to advance to Saturday's final with LSU and Cal.
Killough-Wilhelm was rotating with Cal, alongside LSU, Arkansas and Stanford in session 1 of the NCAA semifinal. LSU (198.1125) and Cal (197.7125) finished in the top two of the quad to advance to the National Championships on Saturday. Stanford finished third (197.075) and Arkansas finished fourth (196.475).
In session one of the National Semifinal, Killough-Wilhelm tied for first place on bars with a 9.925 to finish the season as a First Team All-American on bars.
Just gonna leave this 9.925 right here ?????@SkylarKillough's SIXTH 9.9+ on bars of the year ??#GoHuskies x #WinWithin pic.twitter.com/BC7YJFeErG
— Washington Gymnastics (@UWGymnastics) April 18, 2024
The senior notched a 9.850+ score across all four events on Thursday afternoon to etch her name as a Second Team All-American in the all-around.
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— Washington Gymnastics (@UWGymnastics) April 19, 2024
SKW is a First Team All-American on bars & Second Team All-American on the all-around ??#GoHuskies x @SkylarKillough pic.twitter.com/jO6kREXEJ1
Killough-Wilhelm became just the 10th GymDawg to earn NCAA All-American status and the first All-American since 2020 for Washington.
She also is the seventh UW gymnast to earn at least two All-American honors in one season and one of two to do it in the 21st century. The other was Evanni Roberson in 2020, who was an NCAA All-American Beam Second Team and All-Around Second Team.
Killough-Wilhelm earned a 9.8875 floor score Thursday afternoon, as the National Championships events are each scored by four judges, to start her impressive performance.
She followed up floor with a 9.850 on beam. Killough-Wilhelm tied for first overall on bars (9.925) in the first session alongside Courtney Blackson (Boise State), Haleigh Bryant (LSU), Lily Smith (Georgia) and Reese Drotar (Arkansas).
The senior bookended her all-around performance with another 9.8875 on beam to finish with an all-around score of 39.550.
The queen rounds out the day with a 9.8875 on beam ????#GoHuskies x #WinWithin pic.twitter.com/8JuEMb2doD
— Washington Gymnastics (@UWGymnastics) April 18, 2024
The 39.550 placed her fifth on the all-around and earned her a Second Team All-American status on the all-around.
She finished behind Haleigh Bryant from LSU (39.7125), Mya Lauzon from Cal (39.6375), Anna Roberts from Stanford (39.6375) and Kiya Johnson from LSU (39.6125).
Killough-Wilhelm's Results
FLOOR – 9.8875
VAULT – 9.8500
BARS – 9.925 (Tied for first in first session)
BEAM – 9.8875
ALL-AROUND – 39.550
The second session of the semifinal was headlined by Oklahoma, Florida, Utah and Alabama.
Utah (197.9375) and Florida (197.875) finished in the top two to advance to Saturday's final with LSU and Cal.
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