2008 USA Gymnastics Men's Collegiate Championships March 28-29 at Blake Arena in Springfield, Massachusetts, hosted by Springfield College. If you go to that college, you get free admission. Otherwise it's $5 for adults, $3 for kids, kids 5 and under are free. [quote]The College of William and Mary, seven-time defending champions, and Arizona State University look to repeat as team champions in the varsity and collegiate divisions, respectively. The competition opens on March 28 at 7 p.m. with team and all-around finals, followed by individual event finals on March 29 at 7 p.m. The team competition is divided into two categories, varsity and collegiate. The varsity competition is for Division I, II, or III, four-year institutions with gymnastics as a varsity sport. The collegiate team category is for two-year or four-year degree-granting schools with gymnastics as a club sport. In addition to ASU, William and Mary, and host Springfield College, eight other colleges currently are expected to compete: varsity

Scores: Team: 1. Oklahoma - 363.200 2. Stanford - 362.750 3. Illinois - 359.750 4. Penn State - 357.650 5. California - 356.150 6. Michigan - 354.250 Event Finals: Day 1: Floor 1. Legendre (Oklahoma) 2T. Sandy (Penn State) 2T. Wickham (Ohio) Pommel Horse 1. McNeill (Cal) 2. Sandy (Penn State) 3. Nakamori (Stanford) Rings 1. Horton (Oklahoma) 2. Sender (Stanford) 3. Ramos (Penn State) Day 2: Vault 1. Legendre (Oklahoma) 2. Sender (Stanford) 3. Wickham (Ohio) P-Bars 1. McNeill (Cal) 2. Sandy (Penn State) 3. Haagensen (Illinois) High Bar 1. Ruggeri (Illinois) 2. Storer (Minnesota) 3. Dixon (Stanford) More results from the host Stanford's website: http://gostanford.cstv.com/sports/m-gym/08-ncaa-tournament-central.html#

Thanx for this schedule. I just want to know the scoring details..