While some teams had a standout gymnast during the 2017 season, Nebraska wasn't one of those teams. The Cornhuskers utilized a balanced lineup and relied on something else -- trust. For ​Jennie Laeng​, who competed in the all-around in all but two meets that she participated in this season, learning to trust was one of the biggest lessons of her senior season.

Nebraska is returning to the NCAA Championships for the fourth straight season, and Big Ten Freshman of the Year Taylor Houchin has been a key contributor. The Cornhuskers finished in a solid second place at the Lincoln Regional, where Houchin was a standout on vault after posting a 9.900 behind a great Yurchenko 1 1/2.

In a meet featuring four teams ranked in the top 15, the GymQuarters Invitational had plenty of excellent performances in two sessions on Friday night in St. Charles, Missouri. But once again, it was the No. 1 Oklahoma Sooners who stole the show.

With 10 teams in the the largest gymnastics conference in the nation, there's definitely a lot of gymnastics to watch at the Big Ten Championships. The championships will be split up into two sessions, where four teams will compete in the morning, and six in the evening. The seeds for the championships were determined by last weekend's Big Five meets, where the top performers qualified to the evening session. Here's who to watch for from each team, during each session.

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     If there was one thing that everyone could sense in the arena on Saturday evening at 6 pm at Big Ten Championships it was the rivalry between Michigan and Nebraska, and the competition that was about to take place in that Michigan was fighting for their long held Big Ten Championship prior to 2012, and Nebraska had a fire to regain their second Big Ten title.

  Paced by a program-record 49.725 on vault and nine titles in four events and the all-around, the No. 9 Nebraska women's gymnastics team captured their third-consecutive conference crown with a 197.800 at the 2013 Big Ten Women's Gymnastics Championships. NU's score was a conference championship school record and gave Head Coach Dan Kendig his 14th conference title at Nebraska. The Huskers' crown marked the first time the program has earned three-straight conference titles since 2001-02-03.

COLUMBUS, Ohio- The Big Ten battle between #6 ranked Nebraska and #19 ranked Ohio State was a fight to the finish. The Buckeyes had a strong showing against last year’s Big Ten champs posting their highest team score of the season- 195.975, however it was not enough to defeat the Huskers who finished less than two tenths ahead with a 196.150.

Last year's Big Ten champions and runner-up will face off this Friday in Columbus, Ohio as both teams look to add another conference win.  

The No. 7 Nebraska women's gymnastics team earned several strong individual performances but was unable to overpower 10th-ranked Michigan, falling by a score of 196.900-196.300 on Saturday afternoon. Nebraska captured three event titles at the Crisler Center in Ann Arbor, Mich., against the Wolverines. NU saw multiple excellent early-season performances that point to a bright season for the defending conference champions.