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Alabama gymnastics put on a show in Seattle Thursday afternoon. Shallon Olsen earned and tied her career-best scores on balance beam and vault with a 9.950. Luisa Blanco performed on the uneven bars and scored a 9.900 while Makarri Doggette may have retweaked her ankle injury on her bar dismount. She still scored a 9.900, however. Griffin James made her competition debut on floor in place of Blanco and scored a solid 9.875. The Crimson Tide along with Michigan State will compete Saturday at 7 p.m. against the top two teams from session two Thursday night.

Alabama gymnastics competes Thursday in the Seattle Regional. Here's five things to know before the competition.

Alabama gymnastics etched their name into the history books with their second overall score of 198 or higher in the same weekend. The Tide's next meet will be on March 19 in Birmingham for the SEC Championships.

It was an emotion-packed senior night in Coleman Coliseum. Alabama gymnastic seniors led the way to the first 198+ meet in the Dana Duckworth era.

Alabama gymnastics returns to Coleman Coliseum Friday to take on the Missouri Tigers. The meet starts at 5 p.m. and will air on the SEC Network.

Alabama Gymnastics Head Coach Dana Duckworth called on students and fans to show up to Coleman Coliseum for the Crimson Tide's first home meet against the Kentucky Wildcats. She was happy with the turnout but wanted the fans to be louder. Some fans expressed that they don't know when to cheer. Not understanding how gymnastics is scored could play a part in that.

The mayors of Tuscaloosa and Auburn will continue their long-standing Iron Bowl wager, where the losing team's mayor must make a donation to the other mayor's local charity of choice.

Alabama Softball ended its 2021 season ranked No. 3 in the national polls. This is the team's second top-five finish in the last three years and its 22nd top-25 finish in a row.

The Crimson Tide wasn’t able to get any offense going and the Seminoles took advantage of that.

Montana Fouts held her own in the circle, throwing the first perfect game in the Women’s College World Series since 2000.