Springfield, Mass. - The Centenary gymnastics team will face Springfield College in a non-conference dual meet set for 1 p.m. at Blake Arena.
Live results and live video are available for me the meet at the links below:
Results: https://virti.us/session?s=C5loLewqmk
Video: https://web.playsight.com/livestreaming/0241da836ce14241ba68a37bbedddaab
The Ladies are currently ranked 70th in the latest Road to Nationals rankings while the Pride, members of the National Collegiate Gymnastics Association East Region, are 71st.
Centenary is back in action for the first time since the Maroon and White were edged, 191.700-189.525, at home back on Feb. 10. Springfield defeated SUNY Cortland last weekend on the road, 188.400-186.375 in its most recent meet.
The Ladies recorded their second-highest team score of the season and their top individual score was on beam (48.225) followed by a 47.350 on vault, a 47.150 on floor, and a 46.800 on bars. The Ladies recorded their second-best scores on both bars and beam so far this season.
Senior Taylor Ann Wilson (Memphis, Tenn.) won the bars competition with an impressive 9.70 and freshman Sophie Schmitz (Trophy Club, Texas) finished third at 9.60.
Sophomore Emma Lavelle (Mandeville, La.), freshman Amy Foret (Bedford, Texas), and sophomore Carissa Martinez (Albuquerque, N.M.) finished third through fifth on beam. Lavelle earned a career-high 9.75, Foret earned a 9.70, and Martinez a 9.675.
Senior Leilani Johnson (Wichita, Kan.) was the Ladies' top finisher on floor with a new career-high 9.775 and Foret was just behind her in fourth place with a 9.70. Senior Kendall Huff (Riviera, Texas) finished third on vault with a new career-high 9.75.
See the Ladies' complete season schedule here: https://www.gocentenary.com/sports/gymnastics/2022-23/schedule
Live stats and live video are available for all home meets.
Admission is FREE to all Centenary home athletic contests.
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