Our best scores database is now officially COMPLETE! 2017 is in the books and as our Christmas gift to you, we’re excited to bring you a look at the gymnasts who topped the charts in the all-around and on each event in 2017.

We covered 174 meets all over the world this year, tracking over 10,000 score entries from the 3,915 female elites who competed domestically and internationally, giving us a total of 33,483 event scores to get excited about.

Below, find a list of the top all-around and event scores this year, as well as a few fun facts about each one. An asterisk (*) next to the name denotes a junior competitor, and I’ve removed bonuses from all domestic meets to keep things consistent. For full lists of all scores this year, check out our top scores spreadsheet.

As a reminder, this is just a fun way to track the top range of scores in the all-around and on each event. Obviously every meet is scored at a different standard and it’s impossible to compare from meet to meet, but calm down — it’s nothing serious. We’re not predicting the next Olympic champion or electing the next leader of the free world.

Best All-Around Scores

Rank	Athlete	Nation	Meet	Score
1	Larisa Iordache	Romania	Romanian Championships AA	58.466
2	Elena Eremina	Russia	Russian Cup QF	57.900
3	Ragan Smith	United States	U.S. Championships Day 2	57.850
4	Angelina Melnikova	Russia	Russian Cup AA	57.650
5	Gabby Perea*	United States	City of Jesolo Trophy AA	57.225
6	Maile O’Keefe*	United States	U.S. Championships Day 2	57.150
7	Emma Malabuyo*	United States	U.S. Championships Day 1	56.950
8	Liu Tingting	China	Asian Championships AA	56.800
	Asuka Teramoto	Japan	All-Japan Student Championships AA	56.800
10	Chen Yile*	China	Chinese National Games TF	56.767
11	Riley McCusker	United States	City of Jesolo Trophy AA	56.600
12	Mai Murakami	Japan	NHK Trophy	56.450
13	Eythora Thorsdottir	Netherlands	Reykjavik International Games	56.350
14	Trinity Thomas	United States	U.S. Championships Day 2	56.250
15	Zsofia Kovacs	Hungary	Elek Matolay Memorial	56.202
16	Ellie Downie	Great Britain	European Championships QF	56.198
17	Ellie Black	Canada	Universiade QF	56.050
18	Rebeca Andrade	Brazil	City of Jesolo Trophy AA	56.000
	Jordan Chiles	United States	U.S. Championships Day 2	56.000
20	Adeline Kenlin*	United States	City of Jesolo Trophy AA	55.900
21	Abby Paulson	United States	City of Jesolo Trophy AA	55.800
22	Kara Eaker*	United States	U.S. Championships Day 2	55.750
	Ana Padurariu*	Canada	City of Jesolo Trophy AA	55.750
24	Luo Huan	China	Asian Championships AA	55.700
25	Morgan Hurd	United States	U.S. Championships Day 2	55.650
26	Giorgia Villa*	Italy	International Gymnix AA	55.502
27	Margzetta Frazier	United States	U.S. Championships Day 2	55.500
	Emily Gaskins	United States	U.S. Championships Day 2	55.500
	Angelina Simakova*	Russia	Elite Gym Massilia AA	55.500
30	Maria Kharenkova	Russia	Russian Cup AA	55.475
31	Melanie De Jesus Dos Santos	France	French Championships AA	55.450
	Martina Maggio	Italy	Italian Gold Championships AA	55.450
33	Flavia Saraiva	Brazil	City of Jesolo Trophy AA	55.400
34	Wang Yan	China	Chinese National Games QF	55.399
35	Amy Tinkler	Great Britain	British Team Championships	55.350
36	Ksenia Klimenko*	Russia	Russian Junior Championships AA	55.129
37	Anastasiia Bachynska*	Ukraine	Ukrainian Championships QF	55.100
	Hitomi Hatakeda	Japan	Gym Festival Trnava AA	55.100
39	Uliana Perebinosova	Russia	Russian Cup QF	55.075
40	Valeriia Osipova	Ukraine	Ukrainian Championships AA	55.050
41	Alyona Shchennikova	United States	U.S. Classic	54.950
42	Tabea Alt	Germany	European Championships QF	54.866
43	Lilia Akhaimova	Russia	VTB Cup AA	54.800
	Eliana Lazzari*	United States	Parkettes National Qualifier	54.800
45	Natalia Kapitonova	Russia	Russian Championships AA	54.799
46	Natsumi Sasada	Japan	All-Japan Student Championships AA	54.650
47	Daria Spiridonova	Russia	Reykjavik International Games	54.600
	Leanne Wong*	United States	U.S. Championships Day 1	54.600
49	Shang Chunsong	China	Chinese National Games AA	54.566
50	Yesenia Ferrera	Cuba	Central American Sports Festival	54.550
	Victoria Nguyen	United States	City of Jesolo Trophy AA	54.550
	Aleksandra Shekoldina*	Russia	Voronin Cup AA	54.550
53	Emelie Petz*	Germany	German Championships AA	54.450
	Aiko Sugihara	Japan	All-Japan Championships AA	54.450
55	Thais Fidelis	Brazil	Brazilian Championships AA	54.400
	Elisa Iorio*	Italy	Italian Championships A	54.400
57	Asia D’Amato*	Italy	Italian Championships AA	54.350
58	Sunisa Lee*	United States	U.S. Championships Day 2	54.300
59	Evgeniya Shelgunova	Russia	Universiade AA	54.200
60	Seda Tutkhalyan	Russia	Russian Championships QF	54.198
61	Elena Arenas	United States	U.S. Championships day 2	54.150
	Sydney Johnson-Scharpf	United States	Reykjavik International Games	54.150
	Grace McCallum*	United States	U.S. Classic	54.150
	Vladislava Urazova*	Russia	Voronin Cup AA	54.150
65	Anastasia Agafonova*	Russia	Russian Junior Championships QF	54.128
66	Mao Yi	China	Chinese National Games AA	54.101
67	Audrey Davis*	United States	U.S. Championships Day 2	54.100
68	Rose-Kaying Woo	Canada	Canadian Championships AA	54.051
69	Marine Boyer	France	French Championships AA	54.050
	Fabiane Valentin*	Brazil	Brazilian Championships AA	54.050
71	Lu Yufei	China	Chinese National Games QF	54.001
72	Jacquelyn Moran*	United States	Parkettes National Qualifier	54.000
	Anya Pilgrim*	United States	American Classic	54.000
	Pauline Schäfer	Germany	German Worlds Trials	54.000
	Elisabeth Seitz	Germany	German Championships AA	54.000
76	Emily Little	Australia	Australian Championships AA	53.925
77	Luisa Blanco	United States	Parkettes National Qualifier	53.900
	Alice D’Amato*	Italy	Italian Championships AA	53.900
79	Shania Adams	United States	U.S. Championships Day 1	53.850
	Eleonora Afanasyeva	Russia	Russian Cup AA	53.850
	Nagi Kajita	Japan	NHK Trophy	53.850
	Yuki Uchiyama	Japan	All-Japan Student Championships AA	53.850
83	Sophia Butler*	United States	Hopes Classic	53.800
84	Olivia Dunne*	United States	U.S. Championships Day 1	53.750
85	Jaymes Marshall*	United States	U.S. Championships Day 2	53.700
86	Shiho Nakaji	Japan	All-Japan Championships AA	53.650
87	Du Siyu*	China	Chinese National Games QF	53.633
88	Kim Bui	Germany	European Championships QF	53.632
89	Georgia-Rose Brown	Australia	Australian Championships AA	53.625
90	Viktoria Trykina	Russia	Russian Cup AA	53.600
91	Lara Mori	Italy	3rd Italian Serie A	53.500
92	Shilese Jones*	United States	U.S. Classic	53.450
	Ana Perez	Spain	Spanish Championships	53.450
94	Silviana Sfiringu*	Romania	Romanian Junior Championships AA	53.430
95	Shallon Olsen	Canada	International Gymnix AA	53.401
96	Alison Lepin	France	French Championships AA	53.400
97	Sydney Saturnino*	Italy	Flanders International Team Challenge	53.365
98	Jordan Bowers*	United States	U.S. Championships Day 2	53.350
	Senna Deriks	Belgium	City of Jesolo Trophy AA	53.350
	Taeja James*	Great Britain	British Championships AA	53.350
	Elisa Meneghini	Italy	4th Italian Serie A	53.350

The Facts and The Stats

• There were a total of 6,100 all-around scores recorded in 2017.
• The top all-around score was Larisa Iordache’s 58.466 at Romanian nationals.
• The top international score was U.S. junior Gabby Perea’s 57.225 at the City of Jesolo Trophy, and the top all-around score at worlds was Mai Murakami’s 55.933.
• The average all-around score for all competitors is 45.792, while the average for those within the top 100 (including repeat scoring, e.g. if a gymnast appears multiple times within the top 100) is 54.712.
• Worlds medalists are ranked second (bronze medalist Elena Eremina), 17th (silver medalist Ellie Black), and 25th (gold medalist Morgan Hurd).
• Only two of the top ten all-arounders in 2017 ended up competing in the all-around final in Montreal — Elena Eremina and Angelina Melnikova. Four in the top ten were juniors not eligible for worlds, three were injured, and one wasn’t selected as an all-around contender in qualifications.
• Nine of the 24 who made the worlds all-around final are not represented in the top 100, including Giulia Steingruber (seventh all-around in Montreal), Nina Derwael (eighth place), Rune Hermans (11th place), Georgia Godwin (13th place), Diana Varinska (14th place), Brooklyn Moors (15th place), Filipa Martins (18th place), Lee Eun Ju (22nd place), and Ioana Crisan (23rd place).
• Two-thirds of gymnasts ranked in the top 100 are seniors. Among those, only 26 (39.4%) competed at world championships.
• Among the 101 gymnasts with scores ranking in the top 100, the United States had the most representation with a total of 31 (30.7%). Following the U.S. was Russia with 16 (15.8%), Japan, China, and Italy with 8 (7.9%), and Germany with 5 (4.9%).
• We only count the top score from each individual in our rankings, so there are 101 unique individuals within the top 100 scores, but looking at the TRUE 100 best including repeat scores, only 42 gymnasts are represented with the lowest score 54.866.
• The gymnasts who repeat the most in the true 100 best include Mai Murakami with six appearances, Ellie Black, Elena Eremina, Emma Malabuyo, and Maile O’Keefe with five appearances apiece, and Chen Yile, Ana Padurariu, Ragan Smith, and Asuka Teramoto with four appearances apiece.

Best Vault Average Scores

Rank	Athlete	Nation	Meet	Score
1	Maria Paseka	Russia	World Championships QF	14.933
2	Sae Miyakawa	Japan	All-Japan Event Championships EF	14.850
3	Jade Carey	United States	World Championships QF	14.849
4	Rebeca Andrade	Brazil	Varna World Cup EF	14.800
5	Giulia Steingruber	Switzerland	World Championships EF	14.766
6	Shallon Olsen	Canada	World Championships QF	14.649
7	Liu Jinru	China	Asian Championships AA	14.625
8	Wang Yan	China	Doha World Cup QF	14.566
9	Ellie Black	Canada	Universiade QF	14.525
	Angelina Melnikova	Russia	Russian Cup QF	14.525
11	Oksana Chusovitina	Uzbekistan	International Gymnix EF	14.475
12	Coline Devillard	France	European Championships EF	14.466
13	Ellie Downie	Great Britain	European Championships QF	14.433
14	Soyoka Hanawa*	Japan	All-Japan Event Championships EF	14.400
15	Tabea Alt	Germany	German Worlds Trials	14.325
	Emily Little	Australia	Australian Championships EF	14.325
17	Boglarka Devai	Hungary	European Championships EF	14.316
18	Eleonora Afanasyeva	Russia	Russian Cup EF	14.275
	Brittany Rogers	Canada	Universiade QF	14.275
20	Tisha Volleman	Netherlands	European Championships EF	14.250
21	Seda Tutkhalyan	Russia	Russian Championships EF	14.233
22	Teja Belak	Slovenia	European Championships QF	14.216
23	Mai Murakami	Japan	All-Japan Event Championships QF	14.200
24	Zsofia Kovacs	Hungary	European Championships EF	14.199
25	Wu Jing	China	Chinese National Games EF	14.183

The Facts and The Stats

• There were a total of 1,718 two-vault scores recorded in 2017.
• The top vault average score was Maria Paseka’s 14.933 in qualifications at world championships, which was also the top international and worlds score.
• The average vault average score for all competitors is 12.630, while the average for those within the top 25 (including repeat scoring, e.g. if a gymnast appears multiple times within the top 25) is 14.645.
• Worlds medalists are ranked first (gold medalist Maria Paseka), third (silver medalist Jade Carey), and fifth (bronze medalist Giulia Steingruber).
• Six of the top eight vaulters in 2017 ended up competing in the vault final in Montreal. The two who didn’t make it were Rebeca Andrade, who was injured, and Liu Jinru, who wasn’t selected for China’s worlds team.
• All of the eight vaulters in the worlds event final are represented in the top 25.
• All but one of the top gymnasts in the top 25 are seniors. Among those, 16 (66%) competed at world championships.
• Among the 25 gymnasts with scores ranking in the top 25, Russia had the most representation with a total of 4 (16%). Following Russia were Canada, China, and Japan with three each (12%), and Hungary with two (8%).
• We only count the top score from each individual in our rankings, so there are 25 unique individuals within our list, but looking at the TRUE 25 best including repeat scores, only 11 gymnasts are represented with the lowest average at 14.475.
• The gymnasts who repeat the most in the true 25 best include Rebeca Andrade, Jade Carey, Sae Miyakawa, Shallon Olsen, and Maria Paseka with three apiece, while Ellie Black, Liu Jinru, Giulia Steingruber, and Wang Yan each appear twice.

Best Uneven Bars Scores

Rank	Athlete	Nation	Meet	Score
1	Anastasia Iliankova	Russia	Russian Cup EF	15.275
2	Elena Eremina	Russia	Russian Cup QF	15.175
3	Fan Yilin	China	World Championships EF	15.166
4	Riley McCusker	United States	City of Jesolo Trophy AA	15.050
	Gabby Perea*	United States	City of Jesolo Trophy AA	15.050
6	Nina Derwael	Belgium	World Championships EF	15.033
7	Angelina Melnikova	Russia	World Championships QF	14.966
8	Elisabeth Seitz	Germany	Cottbus World Cup EF	14.900
9	Lyu Jiaqi	China	Cottbus World Cup EF	14.866
10	Ashton Locklear	United States	City of Jesolo Trophy AA	14.750
11	Zsofia Kovacs	Hungary	Elek Matolay Memorial AA	14.734
12	Daria Skrypnik	Russia	Russian Championships QF	14.733
13	Natalia Kapitonova	Russia	Russian Championships EF	14.700
	Daria Spiridonova	Russia	Russian Championships EF	14.700
15	Uliana Perebinosova	Russia	Russian Cup EF	14.675
16	Melanie De Jesus Dos Santos	France	Elite Gym Massilia AA	14.650
	Elisa Iorio*	Italy	City of Jesolo Trophy EF	14.650
	Maile O’Keefe*	United States	City of Jesolo Trophy AA	14.650
19	Becky Downie	Great Britain	English Championships	14.600
	Georgia-Mae Fenton	Great Britain	British Championships AA	14.600
21	Diana Varinska	Ukraine	World Championships EF	14.583
22	Luo Huan	China	World Championships EF	14.566
23	Alison Lepin	France	French Championships AA	14.550
	Ragan Smith	United States	U.S. Classic	14.550
25	Kim Bui	Germany	American Cup	14.533
	Du Siyu*	China	Chinese National Games EF	14.533
	Larisa Iordache	Romania	Romanian Championships EF	14.533

The Facts and The Stats

• There were a total of 8,463 uneven bars scores recorded in 2017.
• The top bars score was Anastasia Iliankova’s 15.275 in event finals at the Russian Cup.
• The top international and world championships score was Fan Yilin’s 15.166 for her gold medal-winning performance in event finals in Montreal.
• The average bars score for all competitors is 10.597, while the average for those within the top 25 (including repeat scoring, e.g. if a gymnast appears multiple times within the top 25) is 14.975.
• Worlds medalists are ranked second (silver medalist Elena Eremina), third (gold medalist Fan Yilin), and sixth (bronze medalist Nina Derwael).
• Five of the top eight bars gymnasts in 2017 ended up competing in the bars final in Montreal. The three who didn’t make it were Riley McCusker, who was not selected to the U.S. team due to injury, Gabby Perea, who was ineligible to compete as a junior, and Angelina Melnikova, who missed the final due to the two-per-country rule as two of her teammates qualified ahead of her.
• All of the eight gymnasts who competed in the uneven bars event final at worlds are represented in the top 25.
• 23 of the 27 represented in the top 25 are seniors. Among those, 14 (60.8%) competed at world championships.
• Among the 27 gymnasts with scores ranking in the top 25, Russia had the most representation with a total of 7 (25.9%). Following Russia was the United States with 5 (18.5%) and China with 4 (14.8%).
• We only count the top score from each individual in our rankings, so there are 27 unique individuals within our list, but looking at the TRUE 25 best including repeat scores, only 9 gymnasts are represented with the lowest score at 14.775.
• The gymnasts who repeat the most in the true 25 best include Nina Derwael with six appearances, Elena Eremina with five, and Fan Yilin with four. Coincidentally, all three won medals at worlds.

Best Balance Beam Scores

Rank	Athlete	Nation	Meet	Score
1	Larisa Iordache	Romania	Romanian Championships AA	15.566
2	Maria Kharenkova	Russia	VTB Cup EF	15.350
	Ragan Smith	United States	U.S. Classic	15.350
4	Liu Tingting	China	Asian Championships AA	15.300
5	Li Qi*	China	Junior Japan International AA	15.250
6	Kara Eaker*	United States	U.S. Championships Day 2	15.150
7	Marine Boyer	France	French Championships EF	14.900
8	Adeline Kenlin*	United States	U.S. Classic	14.850
	Eythora Thorsdottir	Netherlands	Reykjavik International Games	14.850
10	Angelina Melnikova	Russia	Russian Cup EF	14.825
11	Luo Huan	China	Asian Championships AA	14.750
12	Ana Padurariu*	Canada	Elite Canada EF	14.675
13	Gabby Perea*	United States	City of Jesolo Trophy AA	14.650
14	Maile O’Keefe*	United States	International Gymnix AA	14.600
	Catalina Ponor	Romania	Romanian Championships EF	14.600
16	Chen Yile*	China	Junior Japan International AA	14.550
17	Riley McCusker	United States	U.S. Championships Day 2	14.500
18	Elina Vihrova*	Latvia	VTB Cup EF	14.500
	Sanne Wevers	Netherlands	Melbourne World Cup EF	14.500
20	Elena Eremina	Russia	Russian Cup QF	14.450
	Emma Malabuyo*	United States	U.S. Classic	14.450
22	Ellie Black	Canada	Universiade QF	14.400
	Asuka Teramoto	Japan	All-Japan Student Championships AA	14.400
	Laurie-Lou Vézina	Canada	Nadia Comaneci Invitational	14.400
25	Mai Murakami	Japan	All-Japan Student Championships AA	14.350

The Facts and The Stats

• There were a total of 8,627 beam scores recorded in 2017, the most of any event.
• The top beam score was Larisa Iordache’s 15.566 in the all-around competition at Romanian Championships.
• The top international score was Maria Kharenkova’s 15.350 at the VTB Cup event finals, while the top world championships score was Tabea Alt’s 13.533 in qualifications.
• The average beam score for all competitors is 11.199, while the average for those within the top 25 (including repeat scoring, e.g. if a gymnast appears multiple times within the top 25) is 14.965.
• No world medalists are ranked in the top 25, making beam the least predictable event final at worlds. Gold medalist Pauline Schäfer ranked 46th in 2017, bronze medalist Tabea Alt ranked 54th, and silver medalist Morgan Hurd ranked 59th.
• Only one of the top eight beam gymnasts in 2017, Liu Tingting, ended up competing in the beam final in Montreal. Of the remaining gymnasts, three are ineligible as juniors, two didn’t compete at worlds, one was injured, and the remaining two didn’t qualify into the final.
• Five of the eight gymnasts who competed in the balance beam event final at worlds are represented in the top 25.
• 16 of the 25 represented in the top 25 are seniors. Among those, 12 (75%) competed at world championships.
• Among the 25 gymnasts with scores ranking in the top 25, the United States had the most representation with a total of 7 (28%). Following the United States was China with 4 (16%) while Canada and Russia both had 3 (12%).
• We only count the top score from each individual in our rankings, so there are 25 unique individuals within our list, but looking at the TRUE 25 best including repeat scores, only 13 gymnasts are represented with the lowest score at 14.633.
• The gymnasts who repeat the most in the true 25 best include Liu Tingting with five appearances, Larisa Iordache, Maria Kharenkova, and Li Qi with three apiece, and Kara Eaker and Ragan Smith with two apiece.

Best Floor Exercise Scores

Rank	Athlete	Nation	Meet	Score
1	Mai Murakami	Japan	All-Japan Student Championships AA	14.800
2	Maria Kharenkova	Russia	Russian Cup EF	14.500
3	Ragan Smith	United States	World Championships QF	14.433
4	Angelina Melnikova	Russia	Russian Cup AA	14.425
5	Jade Carey	United States	U.S. Championships Day 2	14.400
6	Emma Malabuyo*	United States	U.S. Classic	14.300
7	Elena Eremina	Russia	Russian Cup QF	14.275
8	Larisa Iordache	Romania	Romanian Championships EF	14.266
9	Eleonora Afanasyeva	Russia	Russian Cup AA	14.200
	Thais Fidelis	Brazil	Brazilian Championships QF	14.200
	Trinity Thomas	United States	U.S. Championships Day 2	14.200
12	Anastasiia Bachynska*	Ukraine	Ukrainian Championships QF	14.150
	Valeriia Osipova	Ukraine	Ukrainian Championships AA	14.150
14	Catalina Ponor	Romania	Romanian Championships EF	14.133
15	Sae Miyakawa	Japan	All-Japan Event Championships EF	14.100
16	Ellie Downie	Great Britain	European Championships EF	14.066
17	Sydney Johnson-Scharpf	United States	Reykjavik International Games	14.050
18	Lilia Akhaimova	Russia	Cottbus World Cup EF	14.000
	Yesenia Ferrera	Cuba	Central American Sports Festival	14.000
	Claudia Fragapane	Great Britain	English Championships	14.000
	Lisa Marchidanu*	Romania	Romanian Junior Championships AA	14.000
	Eythora Thorsdottir	Netherlands	Reykjavik International Games	14.000
23	Madeleine Johnston*	United States	American Classic	13.950
	Sydney Saturnino*	Italy	Italian Gold Championships AA	13.950
	Kateryna Shumeiko	Ukraine	Ukrainian Championships AA	13.950
	Vladislava Urazova*	Russia	Voronin Cup AA	13.950

The Facts and The Stats

• There were a total of 8,412 floor scores recorded in 2017.
• The top floor score was Mai Murakami’s 14.800 in the all-around competition at the All-Japan Student Championships.
• The top international and world championships score was Ragan Smith’s 14.433 for her qualifications performance at world championships. Smith was unable to compete in event finals despite qualifying first, due to injury.
• The average floor score for all competitors is 11.635, while the average for those within the top 25 (including repeat scoring, e.g. if a gymnast appears multiple times within the top 25) is 14.306.
• Worlds medalists are ranked first (gold medalist Mai Murakami), fifth (silver medalist Jade Carey), and 18th (bronze medalist Claudia Fragapane).
• Two of the top eight floor gymnasts in 2017 ended up competing in the floor final in Montreal. Among those who didn’t make it, one was ineligible as a junior, two sustained injuries at worlds, two didn’t qualify into the final, and one wasn’t selected for her country’s worlds team.
• Four of the eight gymnasts who competed in the floor exercise event final at worlds are represented in the top 25.
• 20 of the 26 represented in the top 25 are seniors. Among those, 12 (60%) competed at world championships.
• Among the 26 gymnasts with scores ranking in the top 25, Russia and the United States had the most representation with a total of 6 apiece (23.1%). Following these countries were Romania and Ukraine with 3 apiece (11.5%), and Great Britain and Japan with 2 apiece (7.7%).
• We only count the top score from each individual in our rankings, so there are 26 unique individuals within our list, but looking at the TRUE 25 best including repeat scores, only 11 gymnasts are represented with the lowest score at 14.200.
• The gymnasts who repeat the most in the true 25 best include Mai Murakami with eight appearances, Elena Eremina and Ragan Smith with three apiece, and Jade Carey, Maria Kharenkova, and Emma Malabuyo with two apiece.
• Murakami, who went on to win the gold medal at worlds, competed this event 12 times in 2017, with an average of 14.254 and her lowest score a 14.000. All 12 of her scores fall within the true top 44 rankings, meaning that over a quarter of the top 44 scores (27.3%) belong to her.

We hope you enjoyed this glimpse into the numbers in 2017! Let us know if there are any other stats you’d be interested in hearing, and MERRY CHRISTMAS!

Article by Lauren Hopkins