Meet Lloimincia Hall. She is a 10. Literally — the gymnast competing for LSU keeps scoring perfect tens on her floor routine.
As seen on Total Sorority Move, in the video above from a January competition vs. Alabama, Hall is amazingly strong, incredibly quick, and makes complicated tumbling passes look like a cinch. Her dancing is energetic, her enthusiasm contagious. So cool. She scored a perfect 10 with that floor exercise, and the LSU gymnastics team beat Alabama 197.650-196.825. It was her 3rd perfect 10, at the time.
But! Over the weekend, the 4'11" junior (born in 1993) scored a 10 at at the NCAA Regionals. That makes four. The team is moving on to the Semifinals, which will take place in Birmingham, AL on April 18.
Here she is back in February of 2013, scoring a perfect ten at a meet in Missouri; she also scored a 10 in a meet vs. Alabama.
March 2013, competing against Georgia: "Only" a 9.950.
DISCUSSION
Her tumbling is superb, but only in college would that score above 50%. They insist on ballet-inspired dance, with classic form, in elite gymnastics. For good reason.