Apr 19, 2010 8:23:20 AM

Michigan dominated the 2010 National Collegiate Men's Gymnastics Championships over the weekend, with the team taking the overall title and gymnast Chris Cameron the individual all-around crown.

The championship was affected by a set of still rings that cracked during Illinois gymnast Tyler Williamson's routine in the third session. The rings were replaced, but the new equipment wasn't quite right, either, and several gymnasts fell during their routines. Officials allowed those affected by the equipment to get another shot, and six gymnasts returned to the rings at the end of the night. The re-do routines had little impact on the outcome, however.

"This is my 22nd NCAA, and this has to be the strangest one ever," said Oklahoma coach Mark Williams.

Michigan tallied a score of 360.500, followed by Stanford with 359.800. Oklahoma finished third, earning 357.050 points. [More]

Team results: 1. Michigan, 360.500 2. Stanford, 359.800 3. Oklahoma, 357.050 4. Illinois, 354.900 5. California, 354.700 6. Ohio State, 347.350

All-around: 1. Chris Cameron, Michigan, 90.500 2. Steven Legendre, Oklahoma, 88.950 3. Mel Anton Santander, Michigan, 88.900 4. Bryan del Castillo, California, 88.050 5. Glen Ishino, California, 87.500 6. Tyler Mizoguchi, Illinois, 87.300 7. Alex Naddour, Oklahoma, 87.250 8. Jacob Dalton, Oklahoma, 87.050 9. Thomas Kelley, Michigan, 85.700 10. Brandon Wynn, Ohio State, 85.600 11. Yoshi Mori, Illinois, 84.450 12. Dennis Mannhart, California and Tai Lee, Ohio State, 84.150. 14. Paul Ruggeri, Illinois, 80.250 15. Kyle Bunthuwong, California, 72.900

High bar: 1. Ryan McCarthy, Michigan, 14.750 2. Ian Makowske, Michigan, 14.625 3. Mel Anton Santander, Michigan, and Andrew Stover, Illinois-Chicago, 14.475 5. Alex Buscaglia, Stanford, 14.425 6. Noam Shaham, Penn State, 14,400. 7. Abhinav Ramani, Stanford, 14.300 8. Josh Dixon, Stanford, 13.625 9. C.J. Padera, Illinois, 12.700 10. Dylan Parrott, Navy, 11.775.

Parallel bars: 1. Ryan Lieberman, Stanford, 15.100 2. Mel Anton Santander, Michigan, 15.050 3. Corey English, Oklahoma, 14.900 4. Nicholas Noone, Stanford, 14.875 5. Thomas Kelly, Michigan, 14.800. 6. Jim Kerry, California, 14.600 7. Ryan McCarthy, Michigan and Chris Cameron, Michigan, 14.500 9. Paul Ruggeri, Illinois, 13.825 10. C.J. Padera, Illinois, 13.650.

Vault: 1. Eddie Penev, Stanford, 16.450 2. Jacob Dalton, Oklahoma, 16.100 3. Josh Dixon, Stanford, 16.050 4.Tin Gentry, Stanford and Philip Onorato, Ohio State, 15.950 6. Kent Caldwell, Michigan and Christian Monteclaro, California, 15.825 8. Steven Legendre, Oklahoma, 15.675 9. Tyler Mizoguchi, Illinois, 15.425 10. Ian Jackson, Oklahoma, 14.750.

Floor: 1. Steven Legendre, Oklahoma, 16.100 2. Eddie Penev, Stanford, 16.000 3. Chad Wiest, Illinois, 15.725 4. Jacob Dalton, Oklahoma, 15.675 5. Alex Buscaglia, Stanford, 15.600 6. Bryan del Castillo, California, 15.300 7. Kent Caldwell, Michigan, 15.275 8. Cole Storer, Minnesota, 15.225 9. Chris Cameron, Michigan, 15.050 10. Thomas Kelly, Michigan, 13.650.

Pommel: 1. Alex Naddour, Oklahoma, 15.425 2. Glen Ishino, California, 15.150 3. Steven Spencer, Ohio State, 15.125. 4. Luke Stannard, Illinois, 14.575 5. Corey English, Oklahoma, 14.375 6. John Martin, Stanford, 14.075 7. Mike Jiang, Iowa, 14.000 8. Jeremy Adams, Oklahoma, 13.700 9. Chris Cameron, Michigan, 13.625. 10. Donathon Bailey, California, 12.225.

Rings: 1. Brandon Wynn, Ohio State, 15.900 2. Tyler Williamson, Illinois, 15.150 3. Tim Gentry, Stanford, 15.125 4. Chris Cameron, Michigan, 15.100 5. Nicholas Noone, Stanford, 15.050 6. Anthonay Ingrelli, Nebraska, 14.975 7. Philip Goldberg, Michigan, 14.875 8. Anthony Sacramento, Illinois, 14.850 9. Noam Shaham, Penn State, 14.750 10. Steven Lacombe, California, 14.625.