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The SEC named four LSU gymnasts to its all conference team, announced Wednesday. Haleigh Bryant, Kailin Chio, Aleah Finnegan and Konnor McClain combined to win eight awards.
The All-SEC team is made up of student-athletes with the top eight scores on each event and in the all-around competition through the regular season based on National Qualifying Score (NQS).
The 2025 recognition is the fifth of Bryant's career. She won the all-around SEC championship for the second-straight year and shared the beam title with Finnegan. The Cornelius, NC native will look to defend her national all-around title in a few weeks after earning SEC honors in all five categories.
The second All-SEC team nod for Finnegan follows a breakout season in which she claimed the first individual title of her career. She shared the SEC beam title with Bryant at the SEC meet in addition to earning all-conference recognition on vault and the all-around.
McClain qualified for the All-SEC list for the second-straight season. Her NQS of 9.925 on bars puts her among the best in the conference. Chio, who also earned SEC Freshman of the Year, competed in the all-around during every meet this season. She recorded highs of 10 on vault, 9.950s on bars and beam, 9.975 on floor and 39.800 in the all-around.
This article originally appeared on LSU Wire: Four LSU gymnasts earn All-SEC honors
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The All-SEC team is made up of student-athletes with the top eight scores on each event and in the all-around competition through the regular season based on National Qualifying Score (NQS).
The 2025 recognition is the fifth of Bryant's career. She won the all-around SEC championship for the second-straight year and shared the beam title with Finnegan. The Cornelius, NC native will look to defend her national all-around title in a few weeks after earning SEC honors in all five categories.
The second All-SEC team nod for Finnegan follows a breakout season in which she claimed the first individual title of her career. She shared the SEC beam title with Bryant at the SEC meet in addition to earning all-conference recognition on vault and the all-around.
McClain qualified for the All-SEC list for the second-straight season. Her NQS of 9.925 on bars puts her among the best in the conference. Chio, who also earned SEC Freshman of the Year, competed in the all-around during every meet this season. She recorded highs of 10 on vault, 9.950s on bars and beam, 9.975 on floor and 39.800 in the all-around.
This article originally appeared on LSU Wire: Four LSU gymnasts earn All-SEC honors
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