The Tigers finish the competition second in the nation behind the Oklahoma Sooners with an overall total of 198.075.

Trailing with a final deficit of 0.0875 points, LSU ends a historical season that was characterized by fight, grit and many program records.

Kailin Chio caps off the last rotation with a score of 9.9000

Konnor McClain’s performance earns a 9.9500 in the fifth spot of the lineup.

Kaliya Lincoln takes a step on the landing but earns a 9.8375.

Amari Drayton finds a 9.8750 in the third spot of the lineup.

Lexi Zeiss puts up a 9.2375.

The sophomore fell on her side aerial, but closed out the routine with a clean stick on the dismount.

Kylie Coen opens up the event with a stuck landing and a score of 9.9125.

The Tigers will compete on the balance beam for their fourth and final event.

Leading the lineup is junior Kylie Coen, followed by Lexi Zeiss, Amari Drayton, Kaliya Lincoln and Konnor McClain.

Kailin Chio will cap off the event in the sixth spot.

The Tigers end rotation three on the uneven bars with an overall total of 148.6000.

This puts LSU in first place, where they lead Oklahoma 0.0750 points.

It’s a 9.9500 for Konnor McClain in the sixth spot of the lineup following a stuck full-twisting double-back dismount.

Courtney Blackson fights for the stick to earn a score of 9.9125.

Kailin Chio sticks her full-twisting double-back dismount for a score of 9.9000.

Madison Ulrich puts up a 9.8875 after a baby hop on the landing.

Ashley Cowan finds the stick on her double-layout dismount for another score of 9.9250

Lexi Zeiss sticks the dismount for a 9.9250.

This matches the sophomore’s career-high score on the event, and marks her season high for 2026.

Rotation three will see LSU take on the uneven bars.

Lexi Zeiss will swing into action in the first spot of the lineup, followed by Ashley Cowan, Madison Ulrich, Kailin Chio and Courtney Blackson.

Konnor McClain will anchor the event in the sixth spot.

The Tigers find themselves in second place at the halfway point of the championship final.

Trailing the Sooners by 0.1000 points but extend their lead over the Gator to 0.1500 points.

With the first perfect ten of the championship earned by Kailin Chio, the sophomore now holds 14 career tens, five of which have now been earned on vault.

Kailin Chio performs a Yurchenko 1.5 for a perfect 10.0

Chio’s vault ends the event with both the only stick of the event, and the first perfect score of the championship

Amari Drayton puts up a 9.8750 after a step in the landing of her Yurchenko 1.5.

Kaliya Lincoln takes a step on the landing for a 9.8000.

Victoria Roberts earns a 9.8750 on her front pike-half.

Konnor McClain puts up a 9.8875 on her Yurchenko full.

Lexi Zeiss earns a 9.8375 following a small hop on the landing of her Yurchenko 1.5

For the competitions second rotation, LSU will take the vault runway.

Leading off in the lineup is sophomore Lexi Zeiss, followed by Konnor McClain, Victoria Roberts, Kaliya Lincoln and Amari Drayton before Kailin Chio anchors the event.

The Tigers end the first rotation on floor with a composite score of 49.5125

This puts LSU in second place, 0.0875 points behind Oklahoma, while they lead Florida by 0.1250 points.

Kaliya Lincoln rounds out the first rotation with a 9.9375.

Kailin Chio sticks the second tumbling pass to earn a 9.9000.

At the same time, Florida’s Alyssa Arana takes a fall on the balance beam.

Amari Drayton earns a 9.9375 in the rotations fourth spot.

Kylie Coen puts up a score of 9.8625.

Nina Ballou fills in the second spot of the lineup with a score of 9.8750.

Emily Innes opens up the competition with a score of 9.8250.

The Tigers will begin their title fight on the floor exercise.

Senior Emily Innes takes the leadoff spot, followed by Nina Ballou, Kylie Coen, Amari Drayton and Kailin Chio before sophomore Kaliya Lincoln caps off the rotation in the anchor spot.