Each meet is a mix of compulsory skills competitions and freestyle stunts in a series of individual and group heats. As in gymnastics, each element is assigned a value based on difficulty with the four judge panel deducting points for flaws in execution. The totals for each heat are tabulated for a final score.

Oregon topped the tally with 285.23 points with Azuza Pacific at 280.73 and Quinnipiac 274.62.

For the first event of the season, head coach Felecia Mulkey was pleased.

"I think the acro and tumbling events played out the way we planned, but in the toss events we could gain some points," she said. "We lost three plus points in the team routine, we've got to clean that up a lot. We can chalk that up to nerves, but there are a number of things we can do to slow it down and clean it up."

With a limited number of programs available to schedule, Oregon has only one remaining home meet - Sunday, March 4 vs. Baylor at 1:00 pm - before hitting the road for four events in advance of the Championship meet at Baylor April 26-28.