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NOTEBOOKPOSSIBLE LINEUPSLast Time OutBased on previous meets LSU remained unbeaten in SEC competition with a 197.950-197.425 victory over Florida in front of a record home crowdof 12,217 fans. Rheagan Courville won her fourth all-around title of the season with a 39.625. She also captured the bars title with a9.95. Jessie Jordan won the beam title with a 9.925, and Lloimincia Hall won her record 28th floor title with a 9.975.LSU-Alabama Series History LSU has competed against Alabama 112 times in program history, and the Tigers are 17-93-2 against the Tide. LSU is 2-25 on the road at Alabama with wins coming in 1976 and 2009. LSU was 2-1 against Alabama last season, beating the Crimson Tide in Baton Rouge and in the Super Six. Alabama wonat the SEC Championship.LSU Working On Two Home Streaks: Consecutive Wins and 197 Scores LSU has scored a 197 or higher in 13 consecutive home meets, a streak that started with a 197.050 against Georgia onMarch 1, 2013. The Tigers posted a 197-plus in the final two home meets of 2013, all seven home meets in 2014 and thefirst four home meets this season. LSU has won 11 straight home meets dating back to the 2013 season. The last time the Tigers lost at home was March 8,2013 when No. 5 Alabama narrowly clipped No. 4 LSU 197.725-197.500 in the Maravich Center.LSU’s 198.075 Against Georgia is Nation’s Third-Best Score; Tigers Have Posted 2 Top Program Scores F or the third time in school history LSU eclipsed a 198 team score against Georgia on Feb. 6. The Tigers earned a198.075 in the big victory over the Gym dogs. The 198.075 currently ranks as the third-best score in the nation, only trailing Florida’s 198.225 vs. Missouri on Feb. 13and Oklahoma’s 198.150 at Iowa State on Feb. 6 The 198.075 is the second-highest team score in LSU history, trailing the 198.325 in the NCAA Baton Rouge Regionallast season. Against Florida, LSU tallied a 197.950 that ranks as the fourth-best score in program history. Here is a look at LSU’s Top Four Scores in Program History:Rank ScoreOpponentDateResult1.198.325NCAA Baton Rouge Regional4/5/20141st place. (Stanford 2nd, 197.275)2.198.075vs. #9 Georgia2/6/2015W, 198.075-196.8503.198.050vs. Missouri2/28/2014W, 198.050-194.8254.197.950vs. #2 Florida2/20/2015W, 197.950-197.425VaultLloimincia HallSydney EwingJessie JordanMyia HambrickAshleigh GnatRheagan CourvilleBarsJessica SavonaAshleigh GnatShae ZamardiRandii WyrickJessie JordanRheagan CourvilleBeamSydney EwingMyia HambrickErin MacadaegAshleigh GnatRheagan CourvilleJessie JordanFloorJessica SavonaRandii WyrickJessie JordanAshleigh GnatRheagan CourvilleLloimincia HallAll-AroundRheagan CourvilleJessie JordanAshleigh GnatSeason High9.8759.9259.9259.9259.9259.950Season High9.9009.8759.9009.9259.9259.975Season High9.9009.9009.9509.9509.9509.925Season High9.9009.8509.9259.9509.9759.975Season High39.82539.57539.5502015 LSU GYMNASTICS ROSTERNameRheagan CourvilleSydney EwingMichelle GauthierAshleigh GnatLloimincia HallMyia HambrickJessie JordanErin MacadaegKylie MoranShonacee OlivaBritney RanzyJessica SavonaScarlett WilliamsRandii WyrickShae ZamardiEventsAll-AroundAll-AroundVT, BB, ndUB, BBAll-AroundAll-AroundAll-AroundVT, 5-25-25-34-115-55-55-3Head Coach: D-D Breaux, 38th seasonAssociate Head Coach: Jay Clark, 3rd seasonAssistant Coach: Bob Moore, 16th seasonVolunteer Assistant Coach: Ashleigh Clare-Kearney, 5th seasonDirector of Operations: Katie CopelandManagers: Nico Cusimano, Caroline PearsonAthletic Trainer: Mallory MickusStudent Athletic Trainer: Ali ious School (Club)Baton Rouge, La./University HS (LAGTC)Lafayette, La./Lafayette HS (Acadiana)Mandeville, La./Lakeshore HS (Northshore)Lake Mary, Fla./Lake Mary HS (ACE)Dallas, Texas/Townview Magnet Center (Texas Dreams)Temple, Ga./Temple HS (West Georgia)Houston, Texas/Manvel HS (Houston Gymnastics Center/Zenith Elite)Redwood City, Calif./Carlmont HS (San Mateo)St. Petersburg, Fla./St. Petersburg HS (Tampa Bay Turners)Clermont, Fla./Lake Minneola HS (Brandy Johnson’s)Chesapeake, Va./Oregon State (Excalibur)Mississauga, Ontario/Abbey Park HS (Oakville)Baton Rouge, La./Arkansas (Elite)Las Vegas, Nev./Canyon Springs HS (Brown’s Las Vegas)Vancouver Island, B.C./Terry Fox Secondary (Flicka)PRONUNCIATION GUIDEMichelle Gauthier. GO-chayAshleigh Gnat.NattLloimincia Hall. Loy-MEN-see-uhMyia Hambrick. MY-uhErin Macadaeg.MACK-uh-daegKylie Moran. More-ANNShonacee Oliva.SHAWN-uh-see Oh-LEE-vuhJessica Savona.Suh-VO-nuhShae Zamardi. Shay Zuh-MAR-deeD-D Breaux.BroAshleigh Clare-Kearney.KER-neeLSU GYMNASTICS 25 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS APPEARANCES 10 NCAA INDIVIDUAL NATIONAL TITLES 146 ALL-AMERICANS

LSU Shatters Attendance Record with 12,217 Fans at Home Meet Against FloridaNATIONAL RANKINGSGYMINFO STANDINGS - 2/23/15RANK 9.20.21.22.23.24.25.REGIONAL QUALIFYING braskaGeorgiaUCLAStanfordOregon StatePenn StateMinnesotaBoise rn 80195.275LSU IN THE 23/1503/30/15TEAM32323232------INDIVIDUAL (Top 100)Rheagan CourvilleSydney EwingMichelle GauthierAshleigh GnatLloimincia HallMyia HambrickJessie JordanErin MacadaegKylie MoranShonacee OlivaBritney RanzyJessica SavonaScarlett WilliamsRandii WyrickShae --------FX66--71------29---- F or the first time in program history more than 10,000 fans packed into the Maravich Center to watch LSU gymnasticsas a record 12,217 attended the third-ranked Tigers’ 197.950-197.425 victory over then No. 2 Florida. The previous record high home attendance was 8,574 on March 8, 2013 against Alabama. H ere is a look at the Top 5 Home Attendance figures:Rank a2/22/2008L196.300-196.125Rheagan Courville Soars to Nation-Leading 39.825 All-Around; Second-Best in LSU History L SU’s Rheagan Courville shattered her career high in the all-around with a 39.825 in the Tigers’ victory over Georgia onFeb. 6. Courville’s previous career high was a 39.750, which she accomplished at the 2013 SEC Championship and at the2014 Metroplex Challenge. C ourville’s 39.825 is the highest all-around total in the nation this season, outdistancing the 39.750 by Florida’s KytraHunter. C ourville’s 39.825 is tied for the second-best all-around total in LSU history. Here is a look at the Top 5 all-around scoresin program history:Rank ScoreGymnastDateOpponent(s)Event Scores1.39.875April Burkholder3/21/2003 at Centenary w/TWU9.95 V, 9.95 UB, 9.975 BB, 10.0 FX2.39.825 Rheagan Courville2/6/2015 vs. Georgia9.95 V, 9.95 UB, 9.95 BB, 9.975 FX39.825Ashleigh Clare-Kearney 4/12/2008 NCAA Baton Rouge Regional 10.0 V, 9.90 UB, 9.975 BB, 9.95 FX39.825April Burkholder3/11/2005 at Oklahoma10.0 V, 9.90 UB, 10.0 BB, 9.925 FX5.39.800 Ashleigh Clare-Kearney 2/29/2008 vs. Michigan State10.0 V, 9.85 UB, 9.95 BB, 10.0 FX39.800 April Burkholder2/20/2004 vs. Kentucky9.95 V, 9.875 UB, 9.975 BB, 10.0 FXLSU’s 49.625 on Beam Ranks as Nation’s Best; Second-Highest in School History L SU nailed routine after routine to finish with a 49.625 on beam against Georgia on Feb. 6. That score ranks as thehighest in the nation. Florida’s 49.575 is second. T he 49.625 on beam is also the second-highest team total in school history, only trailing the 49.725 score at Oklahomaon March 11, 2005. B elow are the Top Beam Scores in LSU History:Rank ScoreOpponentDateResult1.49.725at Oklahoma3/11/2005W, 197.850-195.7502.49.625vs. Georgia2/6/2015W, 198.075-196.8503.49.600NCAA Baton Rouge Regional4/5/20141st place, 198.3254.49.550at Texas Woman’s3/13/2005W, 196.800-191.425LSU’s 49.625 on Floor Ranks as Nation’s Best; Fourth-Highest in School History L SU closed strong at home against Georgia with a 49.625 on floor on Feb. 6. That score ranks as the highest in thenation in the event. Arkansas’ 49.600 is a close second. T he 49.625 on floor is also tied for the fourth-best team total in program history. B elow are the Top Floor Exercise Scores in LSU History:Rank ScoreOpponentDateResult1.49.700vs. Missouri2/28/2014W, 198.050-194.8252.49.675vs. Ohio State3/5/2004W, 197.525-195.6003.49.650NCAA Baton Rouge Regional4/5/20141st place, 198.3254.49.625vs. Georgia2/6/2015W, 198.075-196.85049.625at SEC Championship Session II 3/23/20133rd of 8, 197.700LSU Scores 49.600 on Bars in Opener; Score is Second-Best on Bars in Program History L SU stuck landing after landing on the way to a 49.600 score on bars in the season opener against Iowa. The 49.600is the second-highest in the event this season. It also ranks as the second-best bars total in LSU history, tying the 2014season high set at the Metroplex Challenge. R heagan Courville anchored the event and scored a career-high 9.975 to lead the Tigers, followed by Jessie Jordan andRandii Wyrick with 9.925s, Shae Zamardi with a 9.90, Jessica Savona with a 9.875 and Myia Hambrick with a 9.85. B elow are the Top Uneven Bars Scores in LSU History:Rank ScoreOpponentDateResult1.49.650vs. Kentucky3/1/2002W, 197.500-194.7502.49.600vs. Iowa1/9/2015W, 197.125-193.30049.600at Metroplex Challenge2/15/20142nd of 4, 197.8754.49.550vs. Centenary2/13/1998W, 195.500-177.32549.550vs. Alabama2/8/2002W, 196.925-196.5756.49.525vs. Denver1/26/2001W, 195.450-194.275LSU GYMNASTICS 25 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS APPEARANCES 10 NCAA INDIVIDUAL NATIONAL TITLES 146 ALL-AMERICANS

LSU in the Rankings2015 INDIVIDUAL TITLES LSU is ranked No. 2 in the 2015 GymInfo Standings with a 197.335 regional qualifying score. Senior Rheagan Courville is ranked No. 3 in the all-around with a 39.495 RQS. Here are the Tigers’ individual rankings this week: Rheagan Courville: 3rd AA, 5th VT, 3rd UB; Ashleigh Gnat: 7th FX;Lloimincia Hall: 1st FX; Jessie Jordan: 17th UB, 3rd BB As a team LSU is No. 6 nationally on vault, No. 4 on bars, No. 3 on beam and No. 2 on floor.Jan. 9IOWAVAULTRheagan Courville - 9.900Feb. 13AT AUBURNVAULTRheagan Courville - 9.950BARSRheagan Courville - 9.975BARSRheagan Courville - 9.925Courville Has Been the SEC Gymnast of the Week Three Times This SeasonBEAMJessie Jordan - 9.925BEAMJessie Jordan - 9.925FLOORJessie Jordan - 9.925FLOORAshleigh Gnat - 9.950ALL-AROUNDJessie Jordan - 39.550ALL-AROUNDAshleigh Gnat - 39.550Jan. 16AT KENTUCKY W/ARIZONA STATEVAULTJessie Jordan - 9.850Lloimincia Hall - 9.850Myia Hambrick - 9.850Ashleigh Gnat - 9.850Rheagan Courville - 9.850Feb. 20FLORIDABARSRheagan Courville - 9.950 LSU senior Rheagan Courville was named SEC Gymnast of the Week for the third time this season when she posted a39.625 in the all-around to lead the Tigers to a big win over Florida on Feb. 20. Courville earned her second SEC Gymnast of the Week honor when she posted a career-high 39.825 and won at least ashare of all five individual titles against Georgia on Feb. 6. Courville won SEC Gymnast of the Week honors for the first time this season after she tallied a 39.625 in the all-aroundto help LSU beat Missouri on Jan. 23.Lloimincia Hall Wins SEC Specialist of the Week After Florida Meet L SU senior Lloimincia Hall was named the SEC Specialist of the Week after the Florida meet. Hall won the floor title with a 9.975, the 28th floor title of her career which is a school record. She also added a seasonhigh tying 9.875 on vault to help LSU knock off the Gators.Rheagan Courville - One of the Nation’s Top All-Arounders LSU’s Rheagan Courville ranks as one of the top all-arounders in the country, following three spectacular seasons withthe Tigers. As a senior this season she has tied the second-best all-around total in school history at 39.825 against Georgia. As a junior in 2014, Courville won her second NCAA national title on vault, earned eight All-America honors and finishedthe season ranked No. 2 nationally in the all-around. As a sophomore in 2013, Courville led the nation with nine all-around titles during the year, and she capped the seasonby winning the NCAA vault national title, becoming LSU’s sixth national champion gymnast. Courville leads current LSU gymnasts in individual titles with 90 in her career.Here is a look at where Courville stands among the best in LSU history in each event and the all-around:Career Vault Titles1.2.3.Ashleigh Clare-KearneyRheagan CourvilleSandra SmithCareer Bars Titles1.2.3.Sarie MorrisonAshleigh Clare-KearneyRheagan CourvilleCareer Beam Titles1.2.3.4.April BurkholderAmy McCloskyJeanie BeadleSusan JacksonRheagan CourvilleCareer Floor Titles1.2.Lloimincia HallAshleigh Clare-KearneyApril Burkholder4. Sandra Smith5. Nicki Arnstad6. Susan JacksonRachelle Fruge’Jeanie Beadle9. Jennifer Wood10. Kelly PhelanRheagan CourvilleCareer All-Around Titles1.3.April BurkholderRheagan CourvilleAshleigh 2988252522Lloimincia Hall - The Nation’s Most Electrifying Floor Performer and LSU Career Record Holder Whether at home or away, the crowd always anticipates the performance they’ll see when LSU senior Lloimincia Hallsteps onto the floor mat. Not only is Hall one of the most entertaining performers on floor, she also ranks as one of the best in the country. HallBARSRheagan Courville - 9.900BEAMJessie Jordan - 9.900FLOORLloimincia Hall - 9.950ALL-AROUNDJessie Jordan - 39.525BEAMJessie Jordan - 9.925FLOORLloimincia Hall - 9.975ALL-AROUNDRheagan Courville - 39.625Feb. 27AT ALABAMAMarch 6MINNESOTAJan. 23MISSOURIVAULTRheagan Courville - 9.950March 13AT CENTENARY W/NEWHAMPSHIREBARSRheagan Courville - 9.950March 21AT SEC CHAMPIONSHIPBEAMJessie Jordan - 9.925FLOORLloimincia Hall - 9.975ALL-AROUNDRheagan Courville - 39.625Jan. 31METROPLEX CHALLENGEVAULTRheagan Courville - 9.950BARSRheagan Courville - 9.950ALL-AROUNDRheagan Courville - 39.625Feb. 6GEORGIAVAULTRheagan Courville - 9.950BARSRheagan Courville - 9.950BEAMRheagan Courville - 9.950Ashleigh Gnat - 9.950Erin Macadaeg - 9.950FLOORRheagan Courville - 9.975ALL-AROUNDRheagan Courville - 39.825LSU GYMNASTICS 25 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS APPEARANCES 10 NCAA INDIVIDUAL NATIONAL TITLES 146 ALL-AMERICANSAPRIL 4NCAA REGIONAL

THE LAST TIME LSU.Won a Home Meet.2/20/15 vs. No. 2 Florida (W, 197.950-197.425)Won a Road Meet.2/13/15 at No. 9 Auburn (W, 197.350-197.300)ranked No. 1 nationally in the event for much of the 2013 and 2014 seasons, and she is No. 1 so far this season. H all tied the LSU single-season record with 10 floor titles in 2013, equaling the record held by Sandra Smith in 1980 andAshleigh Clare-Kearney in 2009. H all is one of seven gymnasts in LSU history to score a perfect 10.0 on floor, and she is LSU’s all-time leader in perfect 10swith five. H all ranks first in school history with 28 career floor titles, surpassing Clare-Kearney and April Burkholder’s total.Career Floor TitlesWon a Neutral Site Meet.1.2.Lost a Home Meet.3/8/13 vs. No. 5 Alabama (L, 197.725-197.500)Courville and Hall Are Climbing the LSU All-Time Career Individual Title List4/6/13 at NCAA Columbus Regional - Columbus, Ohio (197.275)Lost a Road Meet.2/21/14 at No. 2 Florida (L, 198.125-197.625)Lost a Neutral Site Meet.1/31/15 at Metroplex Challenge (2nd of 4, 197.425)Scored a 197 or Higher.2/20/15 vs. No. 2 Florida (W, 197.950-197.425)Scored a 197 or Higher at Home.2/20/15 vs. No. 2 Florida (W, 197.950-197.425)Scored a 197 or Higher on the Road.2/13/15 at No. 9 Auburn (W, 197.350-197.300)Scored a 198 or Higher.2/6/15 vs. No. 9 Georgia (W, 198.075-196.850)Won the All-Around at Home.2/20/15 vs. No. 2 Florida - Rheagan Courville (39.625)Won the All-Around on the Road/Neutral Site.2/13/15 at No. 9 Auburn - Ashleigh Gnat (39.550)Scored a Perfect 10.00.4/5/14 vs. NCAA BR Regional- Lloimincia Hall, FloorScored a Perfect 10.00 at Home.4/5/14 vs. NCAA BR Regional- Lloimincia Hall, FloorScored a Perfect 10.00 on the Road/Neutral Site.2/15/14 at Metroplex Challenge - Lloimincia Hall, Floor/Rheagan Courville, VaultLloimincia HallAshleigh Clare-KearneyApril Burkholder282727 R heagan Courville and Lloimincia Hall are both ranked in the Top 15 in LSU’s career total individual title list. C ourville ranks No. 4 in school history with 90 career titles and needs three to tie Sandra Smith for third place. H all ranks 12th with 34 career titles, just three titles shy of tying for 11th place with Rachele Fruge’. Below is a list of the top LSU Career Total Individual Titles:1. Ashleigh Clare-Kearney (2005-09)1142. April Burkholder (2003-06)1083. Sandra Smith (1980-83)934. Rheagan Courville (2012- )905. Susan Jackson (2007-10)746. Jeanie Beadle (1977-78)667. Jennifer Wood (1993-96)628. Angie Topham (1985-88)479. Sarie Morrison (2011-14)4310. Jennifer Lyerly (1986-89)4011. Rachelle Fruge’ (1988-91)3712. Lloimincia Hall (2012- )34Jessie Jordan is Fifth LSU Gymnast Since 2006 to Earn No. 1 All-Around Ranking A fter the first week of the season, LSU senior Jessie Jordan became the fifth LSU gymnast since 2006 to earn the top spotin the all-around standings, joining April Burkholder (2006), Ashleigh Clare-Kearney (2008), Susan Jackson (2010) andRheagan Courville (2014). Jordan scored a 39.550 in the opener against Iowa, a total that led the nation after the first week of the season. J ordan and Courville (who ranked 3rd) were both ranked in the Top 5 of the first all-around rankings for the secondstraight year. Last season, Courville was No. 1 and Jordan was No. 3 after the 2014 season opener.Jordan Wins Back-To-Back SEC Gymnast of the Week Honors L SU senior Jessie Jordan won SEC Gymnast of the Week after her stellar performance against Iowa and again after theKentucky/Arizona State meet. A gainst Iowa, Jordan posted a 39.550 all-around total that led the country after the first week of competition. She wasalso the only gymnast around the nation to earn at least three scores of 9.90 or better in one meet. A t Kentucky, Jordan tallied a 39.525 all-around that ranked as the SEC’s best all-around score that week. She also won thevault and beam titles to give her six total titles through two meets. Jordan has been SEC Gymnast of the Week three times in her career. She also won it after the Missouri meet last season.Erin Macadaeg Earned SEC Specialist of the Week After Performance Against Georgia L SU freshman Erin Macadaeg was named the SEC Specialist of the Week after her fantastic performance against Georgiaon Feb. 6. M acadaeg competed on beam and tied for the event title with a career-high 9.95. Not only was the title the first of heryoung career, but her score is tied for the highest in the nation on beam along with 12 other gymnasts (including RheaganCourville and Ashleigh Gnat).Jordan is the “Ice Lady” According to D-D Breaux: Cool Under Pressure On Balance Beam L SU senior Jessie Jordan has been the anchor in the beam lineup her entire career, and she has been so steady in that rolethat LSU coach D-D Breaux has often referred to Jordan as the “Ice Lady” because Jes

1978- 2015Head Coach LSU Began her coaching career at Southeastern as a student assistant. Transferred to LSU in 1976 and took over as head coach in 1978 while also working toward her master's degree. 2014 National Coach of the Year 4 NCAA Super Six Finals (2008, 09, 13, 14) 2001 30 Consecutive NCAA Regional Appearances