Saturday, March 18
Coralville, Iowa / Xtream Arena
12:00 PM
Rutgers
vs
Big Ten Championships
Gymnastics Competes at Big Ten Championships
Mar 18 | Women's Gymnastics
Stephanie Zannellaās 9.925 on beam is seventh in the Big Ten
CORALVILLE, Iowa ā Rutgers gymnastics scored a 195.125 at the 2023 Big Ten Championships on Saturday at Xtream Arena. It is the third-highest Big Ten Championships score for Rutgers since joining the conference in 2015.Ā
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Junior captain Stephanie Zannella tied her career-high anchoring the beam squad with a 9.925, which was in second place after the six-team Session I. Zannella finished seventh in the Big Ten on beam after the evening session out of 60 gymnasts.
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Zannella's 9.925, joined by All-Big Ten First Teamer Hannah Joyner's 9.900 led the Scarlet Knights to a 49.225 on beam at the conference championship meet. That mark is tied for seventh all-time in program history. Emily Leese recorded a career-high 9.850, while Jacqueline Manifold (9.875) and Elia Aird (9.675) rounded out the beam score.
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Senior Jordyn Zieden-Weber paced Rutgers on bars with a 9.725. Emily Wood guided the floor unit with an energetic 9.875, and Leese led vault with an anchoring 9.825.
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Rutgers has individuals in the running for NCAA Regionals, which will be determined duringĀ the NCAA Selection Show on Monday, March 20 at 12 p.m. on NCAA.com.
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Junior captain Stephanie Zannella tied her career-high anchoring the beam squad with a 9.925, which was in second place after the six-team Session I. Zannella finished seventh in the Big Ten on beam after the evening session out of 60 gymnasts.
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A B1G Championships 9.925 from the captain, Stephanie Zannella, tying a career highš«”#ouRyear /// #GoRU! pic.twitter.com/14ynz33qbB
ā Rutgers Gymnastics (@RUGymnastics) March 18, 2023
Zannella's 9.925, joined by All-Big Ten First Teamer Hannah Joyner's 9.900 led the Scarlet Knights to a 49.225 on beam at the conference championship meet. That mark is tied for seventh all-time in program history. Emily Leese recorded a career-high 9.850, while Jacqueline Manifold (9.875) and Elia Aird (9.675) rounded out the beam score.
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What a time for a career-high! Emily Leese scores a 9.850 on beam at the Big Ten Championships.#ouRyear /// #GoRU! pic.twitter.com/Lva98EhLes
ā Rutgers Gymnastics (@RUGymnastics) March 18, 2023
Senior Jordyn Zieden-Weber paced Rutgers on bars with a 9.725. Emily Wood guided the floor unit with an energetic 9.875, and Leese led vault with an anchoring 9.825.
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Rutgers has individuals in the running for NCAA Regionals, which will be determined duringĀ the NCAA Selection Show on Monday, March 20 at 12 p.m. on NCAA.com.
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Follow Rutgers gymnastics onĀ Twitter,Ā Instagram, andĀ Facebook. Download the Scarlet Knights App forĀ AppleĀ orĀ AndroidĀ today.
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