Before Saturday's Southeastern Conference Championship, the Missouri gymnastics team finished the season with a 13-4 record.
Now that the meet is over, the postseason can begin. During the Selection Show, details about Missouri's postseason were announced.
Of the 36 teams who qualified for the NCAA Regional Championship, Missouri was one of them. At noon in Seattle, Washington, the Tigers will face off against Arizona, No. 10, Georgia, and Arizona State.
The Tigers are hoping to continue their winning streak into the playoffs after a season full of high points for Missouri.
This year, three Tigers have achieved a flawless score. Senior redshirt Helen Hu did it twice, both on beam.
During the Zou to Lou quad meet, sophomore Kennedy Girffin achieved a floor score of 10. The Tigers set a new program record with 49.725 points thanks to her flawless performance.
Mara Titarsolej, a graduate student, went all out in the SEC Championship. It was her first ten of the 2025 season and her third in her career; it came on bars.
As a team, the Tigers have been more successful than as individuals. Six conference victories and a spotless home record boosted their 13-4 record. Missouri finished the year rated seventh, which is not surprising given the team's performance.
The SEC Championship was Missouri's most recent competition. For the first time since entering the SEC, the Tigers participated in Session II there, meaning they shared the court with the best teams in the country.
Behind second-place LSU, first-place Oklahoma, and third-place Florida, the Tigers finished in fourth place with a 197.400. There were eight teams in the field.
When Missouri played Auburn, it was perhaps the most exciting game of the season. With a score of 198.100, Missouri achieved its highest mark ever as a program.
Going into the Regional Championship, the Tigers will be hoping to continue their winning streak.