The 88+ Club (as of April 2, 2016)

Unfortunately, I don't have time to maintain my full UTRS. But with so many meets over the next month, I needed to put the scores in perspective. So, I decided to create an ongoing list of gymnasts who have scored over an 88.000 in the all-around in 2016. (If I'm missing someone, let me know in the comments below.)

The scoring at some meets might be more to your liking than others. So, as always, take these scores with a grain of salt. To give you some guidance, I've put FIG meet results in bold. And I've put Kuksenkov's scores in italics until the Russian Gymnastics Federation figures out his Meldonium problems.

Name	Country	Score	Meet
1. Kohei Uchimura	Japan	91.300	All-Japan Championships
2. David Belyavskiy	Russia	90.367	Russian Championships - Day 1
3. Sam Mikulak	USA	90.350	Winter Cup - Day 2
4. Nikolai Kuksenkov	Russia	89.799	Russian Championships - Day 1
5. Nikolai Kuksenkov	Russia	89.733	Russian Championships - Day 2
6. Kenzo Shirai	Japan	89.700	All-Japan Championships
7. Ryohei Kato	Japan	89.400	All-Japan Championships
8. Bart Deurloo	Japan	89.350	NED vs. ESP
9. Max Whitlock	Great Britain	89.299	Glasgow World Cup
10. Yusuke Saito	Japan	89.250	All-Japan Championships
10. Yuya Kamoto	Japan	89.250	All-Japan Championships
12. Nikita Nagorny	Russia	89.166	Russian Championships - Day 2
13. Yusuke Tanaka	Japan	89.050	All-Japan Championships
14. Nikita Nagorny	Russia	89.033	Russian Championships - Day 1
15. Ryohei Kato	Japan	88.931	American Cup
16. John Orozco	United States	88.700	Houston National Invitational
17. Donnell Whittenburg	United States	88.565	American Cup
18. Nikita Ignatyev	Russia	88.467	Russian Championships - Day 1
19. Akash Modi	United States	88.450	Winter Cup - Day 2
20. John Orozco	United States	88.000	Winter Cup - Day 2

*If you add up Oleg Verniaiev's scores from the Stuttgart Team Challenge, he would have had a 90.431 in the all-around.

**The All-Around will be doing their extensive rankings again! Stay tuned later this week for their numbers, which, I'm sure, will be more exhaustive than mine.