Career Bests    
VT 9.950 vs. TWU, Bowling Green, Penn*  2009  
UB 9.90 NCAA Championship 2008  
BB 9.95 at #23 Arizona St. 2007  
FX 9.925 #9 Alabama 2009   
AA 39.525 #1 Florida 2009  
 39.525 vs. TWU, Bowling Green, Penn* 2009 

*Most Recent
     

2009 Season Bests
VT 9.950 vs. TWU, Bowling Green, Penn*
UB 9.875 at #9 Oregon, #45 Cal
 9.875 at #7 Oklahoma
BB 9.925 vs. TWU, Bowling Green, Penn*
FX 9.925 #9 Alabama
AA 39.525 #1 Florida
39.525 vs. TWU, Bowling Green, Penn*

Event Wins
AA Arkansas Quad 1 March 9, 2007
AA #12 PSU Jan. 25, 2008
AA #35 Kentucky Feb. 15, 2008
AA #15 Mich. St. March 21, 2008
AA #21 Ohio St. Jan. 9, 2009
AA at #9 Oregon, #45 Cal Jan. 16, 2009
AA #1 Florida Jan. 23, 2009
AA at #7 Oklahoma Jan. 26, 2009
AA #9 Alabama Jan. 30, 2009
AA at #6 LSU Feb. 27, 2009
AA at TWU, BGU, Penn March 13, 2009
VT #3 Georgia Feb. 20, 2009 
VT at TWU, BGU, Penn March 13, 2009 
UB at #3 Florida Feb. 1, 2008
UB #35 Kentucky Feb. 15, 2008
UB #21 Ohio St. Jan. 9, 2009 
UB at #7 Oklahoma Jan. 26, 2009
UB at #9 Alabama Jan. 30, 2009
UB at #6 LSU Feb. 27, 2009
BB at #14 Penn State Jan. 13, 2007
BB #2 Georgia (tie) Jan. 19, 2007
BB at #15 LSU Jan. 26,2007
BB Arkansas Quad 1 March 9, 2007
BB at #23 Arizona St. March 16, 2007
BB #7 LSU  Jan. 18, 2008
BB #12 PSU Jan. 25, 2008
BB at #4 Alabama Feb. 8, 2008
BB at #8 UCLA Quad March 9, 2008
BB #15 Mich. St. March 21, 2008
BB #21 Ohio St. Jan. 9, 2009
BB #1 Florida Jan. 23, 2009
BB at #8 Alabama Jan. 30, 2009
BB at #31 Kentucky Feb. 6, 2009
BB at #6 LSU Feb. 27, 2009
BB at TWU, BGU, Penn March 13, 2009
BB SEC March 21, 2009
BB NCAA SC Regional April 4, 2009
FX #21 Ohio St. Jan. 9, 2009
FX #9 Alabama Jan. 30, 2009
FX NCAA SC Regional April 4, 2009

Awards
SEC Freshman Academic Team 2007
SEC Academic Honor Roll 2008
All-American (2nd team) 2008 (VT and UB)
SEC Academic Honor Roll 2009
SEC Gymnast of the Week 2009 (Feb. 2)
SEC Gymnast of the Week 2009 (March 17)
All-SEC (1st team) 2009 (BB)
All-American (2nd team) 2009 (VT and FX)

Team Awards
Most Improved Gymnast 2007
Most Outstanding Gymnast 2008
Most Outstanding Gymnast 2009

School Records
BB T9.95 at #23 Arizona St. March 16, 2007
AA T39.525 #1 Florida Jan. 23, 2009
 T39.525 at TWU, BGU, Penn March 13, 2009

AS A JUNIOR (2009)
Casey Jo Magee became a two-year All-American last year. Magee was a second-team All-American in the vault and on the bars in 2008, and a second-teamer on the vault and the floor in 2009.

Magee also won the Southeastern Conference championship on the beam (9.90), and NCAA South Central Regional titles on beam (9.90) and on the floor (9.90) while finishing second in the all-around (39.400).

She won 24 event titles last year. She won vault twice, bars four times, beam eight times, floor three times and the all-around seven times. Magee won the all-around in the first five meets of the season against No. 21 Ohio State, at No. 9 Oregon State with No. 45 California, No. 1 Florida, at No. 8 Oklahoma and No. 9 Alabama.

Her score counted toward the team total all 15 times on vault and bars, 14 times in the all-around, and 12 times each on beam and floor.

Magee has 40 event titles for her career – 11 all-around, two vault, six bars, 18 beam and three floor.

She is also tied for the school records on the beam (9.95 at No. 23 Arizona State in 2007) and twice in the all-around (39.525 vs. No. 1 Florida and at Texas Women’s University with Bowling Green and Penn, both in 2009).

As a junior, she had seven top three finishes in the vault, 10 on the bars, nine on the beam, seven on the floor and nine in the all-around.

She had a season- and career-best 9.950 to win the vault at TWU with Bowling Green and Penn. She also had a 9.90 to tie for fifth in the NCAA Championship Session II and she won the event with a 9.90 against No. 3 Georgia.

Magee recorded a season-best 9.875 on the bars three times, winning at No. 8 Oklahoma and at No. 6 LSU, and finishing second at No. 9 Oregon State with No. 45 California. She also won with a 9.825 at No. 9 Alabama and a 9.850 against No. 21 Ohio State.

She had a season-best of 9.925 on the bars and won at TWU with Bowling Green and Penn. She also won with a 9.90 at the NCAA South Central Regional, at the SEC Championship, at No. 6 LSU, at No. 8 Oklahoma and against No. 1 Florida. She also won with a 9.875 against No. 21 Ohio State and at No. 31 Kentucky. Magee also scored a 9.90 at the NCAA Super Six.

On the floor, she had a season- and career-best 9.925 and won against No. 9 Alabama. She won the NCAA South Central Regional with a 9.90 and recorded a 9.90 at the NCAA Super Six. She won against No. 21 Ohio State with a 9.850, and finished second with a 9.90 against No. 9 Oregon State with No. 45 California and against No. 1 Florida.

In the all-around, she recorded career- and season-best scores, tied the school record and won with a 39.525 against No. 1 Florida and at TWU with Bowling Green and Penn. She had a 39.425 to win at No. 9 Oregon State with No. 45 California, at No. 8 Oklahoma and against No. 9 Alabama. She also won with a 39.400 at No. 6 LSU and with a 39.300 against No. 21 Ohio State.

She shared the team’s Most Outstanding Gymnast award with Michelle Stout and was named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll.

AS A SOPHOMORE (2008)
Magee became the first Razorback to earn a pair of All-America honors in 2008. Magee opened the NCAA Championship meet with a 9.90 on bars to tie for fifth, just missing the event finals. She added a tie for fifth on vault in the final rotation to give her second-team honors on both events. Magee set, then tied, her career-best on vault with a 9.875 at No. 4 Alabama and later against No. 9 Oklahoma. She scored a season-high 9.90 in an SEC win over No. 35 Kentucky and posted 9.925 twice on beam. Magee tied her career-high with a 9.875 in floor, most recently against No. 9 Oklahoma. Magee just missed a school-record with a career-best 39.475 as an all-arounder against the Wildcats. Magee won the all-around title against No. 12 Penn State and No. 35 Kentucky. She also won two bars, three all-around and five beam titles as a sophomore. Magee added the all-around and beam titles to her list of accomplishments while helping Arkansas to a win over No. 15 Michigan State in the final home meet of 2008.

Magee was selected as the team’s Most Outstanding Gymnast for 2008 and earned selection to the Southeastern Conference Academic Honor Roll.

AS A FRESHMAN (2007)
As a true freshman, Magee became a team leader from the first meet and parlayed her success into a trip to the NCAA Championship meet at the conclusion of the year. Magee was one of the best all-arounders at the NCAA Regional meet, earning her first trip to the NCAA Championship meet. Magee earned six event wins and tied the school record on beam in 2007. She posted a 9.95 in a team win at No. 23 Arizona State and earned her first all-around title at the Arkansas Quad on March 9.

 Magee also earned selection to the SEC Freshman Academic Honor Roll in 2007.

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS
In 2006, Magee captured the all-around title with first-place finishes on the vault, floor and bars at the Oregon state meet. She was first on vault and floor with a fifth-place all-around finish at the Region II Regionals, and fifth at the Junior Olympic Nationals. In addition, Magee was the national beam champion in 2006. Magee’s club career included first-place finishes on all five events at the Region II Championship in 2003. She repeated with an all-around title in 2004 and was the Junior Olympic National beam champion in 2005. Magee also finished eighth on bars that year.

PERSONAL
Born July 17, 1988, Casey Jo Magee is the youngest of three children to Charlie Magee and Geni Morrow. She has an older sister, Ali, and an older brother, J.T.  Magee is majoring in kinesiology.