LSU snagged the second-place spot in this afternoon’s competition with a hard-earned 197.4375

The Tigers followed the Florida Gators, who took first place with a 197.7875, by -0.3500.

LSU will compete in the NCAA Women’s Gymnastics Championship this Saturday at the Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, TX at 3 p.m. CT.

This afternoon’s meet has come to an end. See the competition’s final standings below.

The Florida Gators took first place with a 197.7875.

LSU snagged the second-place spot with a 197.4375.

The Georgia Gymdogs ended the competition in third with a 197.2625.

The Stanford Cardinal closed the meet in fourth place with a 196.9375.

Lincoln on the floor for LSU with a 9.9125.

This concludes the fourth and final rotation of this afternoon. Stay tuned for a complete look at the meet’s final standings.

Chio on the floor with a 9.9625.

This sets LSU in second place behind the Florida Gators. All eyes are on Lincoln as she prepares to deliver the final routine for the Tigers.

Chio is bringing nothing but confidence to her floor routine, and this crowd is loving it.

Let’s see where the gymnast’s score lands.

Drayton on the floor with a much-needed 9.9375 for LSU.

This is the first 9.9000 and above score for the Tigers on the floor.

Coen on the floor with a 9.8500.

Ballou on the floor with a 9.7750.

Innes in the leadoff spot for LSU on the floor with a 9.8625

The LSU Tigers have one last shot at that four-on-the-floor spot for this Saturday as they take over the floor exercise for the fourth and final rotation. Here’s a look at the event’s lineup.

We’ve reached the end of the third rotation for this afternoon. See the current meet standings below.

Florida is in first place with a score of 148.1250.

The Georgia Gymdogs have climbed their way to second place with a score of 147.9375.

LSU has dropped to third place with a score of 147.9125.

The Stanford Cardinal is in fourth place with a score of 147.4125.

The LSU Tigers will be moving on to the floor exercise to close out this afternoon’s meet.

Chio just closed off the third rotation for the Tigers with a 9.8875 on the balance beam.

McClain on the balance beam, 9.9500.

The gymnast has had quite the comeback following her performance and injury at the Baton Rouge regional final, delivering concentrated routines that showcase her commitment to her team.

McClain also received the first 9.9000 and above score on the balance beam for LSU.

Lincoln on the balance beam, 9.4250.

The gymnast missed a connection during a series within her routine, prompting her to redo it. From there, she missed the connection once again and had a wobble on the balance beam.

This led to not only Lincoln’s low score, but an extended period of time taken from the judges to award said score.

Drayton on the balance beam, a 9.8625.

Zeiss on the balance beam, a 9.7625.

For a moment there, the gymnast had a wobble on the beam, which is likely what accounted for the deductions in her routine.

Kylie Coen filled that leadoff spot for LSU on the balance beam with a score of 9.7875.

The Tigers are taking over the balance beam for the third rotation of this afternoon. Here’s a look at the event’s lineup.

Kylie Coen will lead off on the balance beam, followed by Zeiss, Drayton, Lincoln, McClain and Chio will be serving as the event’s anchor.

We’ve reached the halfway point of this afternoon’s competition. See the current meet standings below.

The Florida Gators are in first place with a 98.9000.

LSU is trailing just behind Florida by -0.2375, in second place with a 98.6625.

The Georgia Gymdogs are in third place with a 98.4000.

The Stanford Cardinal is in fourth place with a score of 98.1250.

LSU is moving onto the balance beam, where it is ranked No. 3 on the event.

McClain on the uneven bars for the Tigers, a 9.9125.

Not only did the gymnast have a safe return to the event this afternoon, but she also managed to give her team the first and only stick of this rotation.

McClain also earned the only 9.9000 and above score for LSU on the uneven bars.

Chio on the uneven bars, a 9.8000.

LSU has yet to manage a single stuck landing on the event this afternoon. Let’s see if Haley Mustari can turn that around for the Tigers.

Madison Ulrich on the uneven bars, a 9.7750.

Ashley Cowan on the uneven bars, a 9.8375.

Zeiss’ leadoff score on the uneven bars for LSU, a 9.8375.

The Tigers are taking over the uneven bars. Here’s a look at this afternoon’s lineup.

Zeiss will lead off on the uneven bars followed by Ashley Cowan, Madison Ulrich, Chio, Haley Mustari and McClain will be anchoring the event for her team.

Lexi Zeiss is leading the Tigers off on the vault with a 9.8500.

Konnor McClain on vault, a 9.825.

Victoria Roberts on vault, a 9.7250.

Kaliya Lincoln on vault, a 9.9625.

Amari Drayton on vault, a 9.8750.

Kailin Chio on vault, a 9.96250.

This is the end of the first rotation of this afternoon’s meet. See the current meet standings below.

LSU is taking first place with a score of 49.4750.

Florida is in second place with a score of 49.4625

Stanford is snagging that third spot with a score of 49.2500.

Georgia is in fourth place with a score of 49.1500.