Meets 10+11: Gymnastics Hosts Pink Quad Meet on Friday at College Ave Gym

Friday, March 6

New Brunswick, NJ

7 PM

Rutgers University

Southern Conn. St., Cornell

Photo by: Rich Graessle

Meets 10+11: Gymnastics Hosts Pink Quad Meet on Friday at College Ave Gym

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The Scarlet Knights then travel to UNH for quad meet on Sunday

PISCATAWAY, N.J. – Rutgers gymnastics is set for two quad meets this weekend, first returning home to host a quad meet on Friday, March 6 at the College Ave Gym. The 7 p.m. meet will feature West Chester, Southern Connecticut State and Cornell.

The Scarlet Knights then are back on the road for a trip to New Hampshire on Sunday, March 8. The 1 p.m. action will include host UNH, No. 15 Auburn, and Central Michigan.

Live results of Friday's meet will be available. Follow @RUGymnastics on Twitter for live score updates during both days this weekend.

PROMOTIONS

Friday will be a Pink Out at the College Ave Gym. Fans are encouraged to wear pink in support of Breast Cancer Awareness. The first 250 in attendance will receive a pink scrunchie. The day also marks Faculty Recognition Day, where each gymnast has the chance to honor a professor or faculty member who has impacted them.

FREE ADMISSION AND PARKING

Admission to the meet is free. For free parking, fans are asked to complete a one-time online registration. Once the one-time registration is completed access is available for all dates and locations of Rutgers' home meets. Fans can register by clicking here (PDF).

KNIGHT NOTES

Last weekend, Rutgers posted its second-highest score of the season with a 195.300 in a tri-meet at West Virginia.
The outing was highlighted by a season-best team score on floor at 49.250. Junior Belle Huang earned a 9.900 for second place in the event, while freshmen Jordyn Duffield, Jenna Ferguson, and Hannah Joyner each posted personal-best 9.850s in the event.
Joyner won the all-around, matching a career-high mark of 39.325. The freshman also registered a career-best 9.825 on bars.
Additionally, Joyner owns an NQS of 9.910 on beam, ranking 16th in the nation.
Rutgers continues to add new marks to the record book this season. Scarlet Knights have posted a program-best vault score (49.225 – Feb. 21) the second-highest road score in history (195.700 – Jan. 31), second-best beam score (49.200 – Jan. 31), and fourth-best floor score (49.250 – March 1) this year. Individually, senior Erin McLachlan posted the best score in program history on beam with a 9.950 this year.