see you in January 2007 for the return of Alabama Gymnastics. Congratulations to Ashley Miles as she brings the Bama Nation another National Championship on vault. That makes 4 National Titles for the San Antonio, Texas native. Roll Tide and goodnight from Corvallis, Oregon.

and Kate Richardson wins it with Courtney Kupets in 2nd.

with a 9.9125. The second flight will include Courtney Kupets, Kate Richardson, Tabitha Yim and Florida's Savannah Evans, as well as Janet Anson of Iowa State.

in the National Champion spot. She gives the Tide fans behind her a rolling gesture of her right hand in celebrating her victory.

two events, uneven bars and floor exercise.

applause here in the arena when she stuck the first vault, the Yurchenko 1/1, ice cold. Several 10s were thrown but a few 9.95s brought her final score down to a 9.975. Her second vault, the Yurchenko 1 1/2 was almost perfect as well, slightest shift of her shoulder and foot to the left on the landing. Congratulations Ashley!

from the University of Alabama as senior Ashley Miles blows away the competition with two fantastic vaults, reclaiming the title with a 9.375 total. Kristina Comforte of UCLA came in second with a 9.900 and Kate Richardson, her senior teammate, in third with a 9.8313.

On the balance beam Courtney Kupets and April Burkholder tied for first with Tiffany Tolnay of UGA coming in at 3rd. Terin Humphrey came in at 4th place with a 9.825.

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and Tiffany Tolnay of Georgia competing for top honors. They will go up against Bama's Ashley Miles, UCLA's Kristina Comforte and three Utah Utes, Ashley Postell, Gritt Hoffmann and Nicolle Ford. April Burkholder of LSU will start the competition off and will have to be perfect on both vaults to have a realistic chance to pull off the victory.

including UCLA senior Kate Richardson, Iowa State junior Janet Anson, LSU senior April Burkholder (four passes), Stanford's Tabitha Yim, Georgia junior Kelsey Ericksen and Bama's own Ashley Miles. Courtney Kupets of Georgia will also contend on floor. It is expected that the winner will need to showcase at least one E tumbling skill since the competition level is fierce with past Olympians and USA National team members vying. The skills get better every year.

be on the uneven bars, her best event. She throws a hop full, a Gienger release, a Shaposhnikova and a full twisting double layout dismount. She has an excellent chance to win this title or at least finish in the top three, as she will go next to last in the rotation. Also contending on the uneven bars is Arizona State senior Ashley Kelly, Stanford sophomore Tabitha Yim, Georgia freshman Courtney Kupets, UGA sophomore Katie Heenan, Utah freshman Kristina Baskett and sophomore Ashley Postell. Missing from this year's bars competition is last year's winner, Alabama's own Terin Humphrey, who failed to qualify out of the afternoon session with a 9.825 final score. Also, Georgia's Kelsey Ericksen fell on the bars during her preliminary session and will not advance to the event finals on this, her best event as well.

National Championships in Corvallis, Oregon.

It's Event Finals night and Bama will see Ashley Miles compete for the final time on vault and floor exercise, two events that she holds 3 previous National Titles on (2003 and 2004 seasons). Terin Humphrey will also be vying for the second straight year on the balance beam. She holds one title on uneven bars from the 2005 season.