P&G Gymnastics Championships 2016: Women's Results, Qualifying Scores for Sunday

Simone Biles captured her fourth straight all-around championship in the 2016 P&G Championships Sunday inside Chaifetz Arena in St. Louis.

According to Chros McDougall of TeamUSA.org, Biles is the first female gymnast to win four consecutive titles since Joan Moore Gnat (1971-74).

With a final score of 125.000, the 19-year-old edged out Aly Raisman by 3.900 points (121.100). Below are the results from the top-10 finishers Sunday night:

Place	Competitor	Vault	Uneven Bars	Beam	Floor Exercise	Overall Score
1	Simone Biles	32.200	29.850	30.800	32.150	125.000
2	Aly Raisman	30.850	28.300	30.650	31.300	121.100
3	Lauren Hernandez	29.850	30.450	30.600	29.600	120.500
4	Gabby Douglas	29.700	29.600	29.250	29.250	117.800
5	Madison Kocian	27.550	31.150	28.650	29.100	116.450
6	Amelia Hundley	29.600	29.450	28.050	28.450	115.550
7	Alyssa Baumann	29.700	27.200	29.700	28.350	114.950
8	Ragan Smith	29.350	28.350	29.300	27.800	114.800
9	Rachel Gowey	29.400	29.650	28.000	26.650	113.700
10	MyKayla Skinner	30.450	27.200	26.250	29.600	113.500

Biles entered the day with a slim lead over Raisman and Lauren Hernandez following Friday's preliminaries.

Biles was sitting on 62.900 points, with Raisman and Hernandez both tied for second with 60.450 points. The advantage was slender enough that somebody could've potentially overtaken Biles. Instead, she left little room for doubt as to who is the United States' best female gymnast.

Some of Biles' most impressive work came in the floor exercise. NBC Olympics shared a replay of her entire routine:

The teenager earned style points when she acknowledged former Olympic gold medalist Shawn Johnson East in the middle of her performance:

Biles saved her best for the vault, where the judges gave her a 9.9 for her execution. NBC Olympics provided a look at her near-perfect Amanar vault:

Biles' toughest competition admitted going up against her is almost becoming a futile pursuit at this point.

"Even when the coaches talk to us, they're like, 'Don't even count Simone. She’s just in her own league,'" said Raisman, per USA Today's Nancy Armour.

Raisman can at least take solace in the fact she qualified for the 2016 Olympic trials. The top-five finishers are automatically through to the qualifiers, so along with Raisman and Biles, Hernandez, Gabby Douglas and Madison Kocian will be heading to San Jose, California.

The U.S. gymnastics committee also determined the remaining women who will be making the trip, and USA Gymnastics announced Sunday night Christina Desiderio, Brenna Dowell, Rachel Gowey, Ashton Locklear, Maggie Nichols, Emily Schild and MyKayla Skinner will be competing as well.

Based on their Olympic pedigrees, Raisman and Douglas will be strong contenders to be on the U.S. team in Rio de Janeiro. They were both in the group that won all-around gold in London in 2012, and they remain two of the best gymnasts in the country.

Four spots in total will be on the line with Biles assured of a place on the team. The preliminaries will begin in San Jose on July 8, and the event wraps up on July 10.