WATCH: Suni Lee Scores a Perfect 10 on the Bars, Makes SEC History

Suni Lee has outdone herself yet again. The 19-year-old, who is an upcoming gymnastic legend, scored a perfect 10 at the SEC Championship and won the Individual Bars event.

Representing Auburn gymnastics, Suni Lee led her team into one of the top positions at the NCAA this season.

Suni Lee rules the bars at the SEC

On Saturday, Suni Lee became the second gymnast to score a perfect 10 on the bars at the South Eastern Conference. Lee went in at the bars and performed her routine perfectly to secure the fourth perfect score of her career (second on the bars).

Back in 2015, Florida’s Bridget Sloan had scored the first perfect 10 on bars in the SEC. 7 years later, Suni Lee emulated her feat. As 4 judges judge the SECs instead of 2, a 10 at the SECs is very rare.

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After the event, the Olympic medalist said, ?It felt great to finish the meet that way. My team needed me and that?s what I wanted to do ? to hit for them.?

The Tigers finished third, with a total score of 197.225. It was Florida who won the meet, followed by Alabama. Lee’s score helped Auburn finish on the podium.

While Lee had a good outing, Auburn had a rough start but was quick to get back up.

Auburn bounced back from a slow start at the SEC

Auburn had a rough start at the SECs. The university recorded a season-low score in the opening rotation. However, it was Suni Lee and the team who performed quite well on the bars, which quickly changed their position.

“We did have a little bit of a rough start, but what matters is how you close it off so I?m super proud of this team,” said senior Derrian Gobourne.

Notably, Auburn had their best SECs with a third-place finish and their highest score at the SEC Championship meet.

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What did you make of Lee’s amazing routine?