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GALLERY: Alabama Gymnastics vs. LSU

January 26, 2019

Alabama gymnastics fell to LSU by a score of 197.450-196.850. Alabama recorded its highest scores of the season on the balance beam and uneven bars with scores of 49.250 and 49. 225, respectively.

Gymnasts set career highs in loss to LSU

Gymnasts set career highs in loss to LSU

James Ogletree, Staff Writer • January 25, 2019
Alabama gymnastics set season highs on the uneven bars and balance beam Friday night in a 197.450-196.850 loss to No. 5 LSU, continuing a steady improvement from its season opener to its first home conference meet and fourth overall meet of the year.
By Evan Pilat

Alabama women’s basketball falls to Arkansas

RJ Nealon, Staff Writer • January 25, 2019
For the first time since 2013, two members of the Crimson Tide recorded double-doubles in the same game. Sophomore Jasmine Walker had 18 points and 12 rebounds making it her fourth double-double of the season and sophomore Ariyah Copeland had 11 points, and 10 rebounds to get her third double-double of the season.
By Hannah Saad

Battle-tested gymnastics hosts LSU in another premier SEC meet

James Ogletree, Staff Writer • January 25, 2019
Emily Gaskins didn’t cry when she saw her team’s score go up on the board. But she was close. Alabama gymnastics, then ranked No. 17, had gone on the road last Friday and beaten longtime rival Georgia, ranked 10th, by the literal slimmest of margins. The 196.900-to-196.875 victory brought tears to the eyes of several Crimson Tide gymnasts, but not Gaskins, who avoided the eyes of roommates and fellow freshmen Jensie Givens and Griffin James.
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Ann Selim travels across world to achieve dream

Jack Kennedy, Staff Writer • January 25, 2019
To pursue lifelong dreams, people are usually willing to revert to extremes to achieve them such as quitting a stable job or abandoning financial stability. For junior Ann Selim, she decided to move halfway across the world to follow her goal of becoming a professional tennis player.
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Daija Lampkin looks to take next step in sophomore year

Victoria Morris, Contributing Writer • January 25, 2019
As a freshman, Daija Lampkin became a member of the United States U20 national team, but while she competed at the 2018 IAAF U20 Championships in Tampere, Finland, she questioned if she should even be running track.
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Despite slow start, Alabama hockey looks forward

Joey Blackwell, Contributing writer • January 23, 2019
The Frozen Tide currently has the toughest schedule its ever faced, due to fact that Alabama recently joined the Division 1 ranks of the American Collegiate Hockey Association, which is the highest level of collegiate club hockey in the country. The program had been a D3 member of the ACHA since the team’s inception in 2005, but decided to move up to D1 in 2015.
Alabama bounces back with dominant win over No. 20 Ole Miss

Alabama bounces back with dominant win over No. 20 Ole Miss

Ben Stansell, Assistant Sports Editor • January 22, 2019
After failing to topple No. 1 Tennessee in a close loss on Saturday, Alabama bounced back with a dominant 74-53 home victory over No. 20 Ole Miss on Tuesday night. In the win, the Crimson Tide displayed a quality that has alluded it at times this season: consistency.
Men's tennis secures victories over Charlotte, North Alabama

Men’s tennis secures victories over Charlotte, North Alabama

Jack Kennedy, Contributing Writer • January 21, 2019
Another doubleheader for Alabama men's tennis resulted in two more victories to put its record at 4-0 to start the season.
By Evan Pilat

Women’s basketball fails to capitalize on Johnson’s career game

RJ Nealon, Staff Writer • January 20, 2019
Alabama women’s basketball fell to LSU 62-56, on Sunday afternoon. It is now 10-9 (2-4 SEC), while the Tigers improve to 12-6 (3-3 SEC). 
By Kallie Chablas-Amador

Men’s tennis starts season undefeated

Jack Kennedy, Staff Writer • January 20, 2019

The Alabama men’s tennis team started its season 2-0 with a doubleheader victory over 23rd ranked Michigan and Chattanooga. In the first dual against Michigan, the Crimson Tide, ranked no. 22 in the...

Alabama's upset bid over Tennessee falls short

Alabama’s upset bid over Tennessee falls short

Ben Stansell, Assistant Sports Editor • January 19, 2019
Poor free throw shooting down the stretch stopped Alabama from finishing a comeback upset over No. 3 Tennessee on Saturday.
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