Sunday, January 11
Muncie, Ind.
1:00 PM
Rutgers University
194.975
at
194.275
Ball State
Photo by: Dakota Moyer
Gymnastics Wins Ball State Tri in Road Debut
Jan 11 | Women's Gymnastics
MUNCIE, Ind. – Rutgers gymnastics won the Ball State Tri in its road debut on Sunday, finishing the meet with a 194.975 to defeat both Ball State and Western Michigan.
Gabrielle Dildy won the all-around for the second straight week, posting a 39.300, highlighted by a 9.875 on floor. After competing in the all-around for the first time in her career last week, the senior has now won it in each of the team's first two meets this season.
The Scarlet Knights opened the meet on bars, starting strong with a 48.925. Delaney Adrian led the unit with a 9.825, while Campbell Earley added a 9.800 in the leadoff spot.
On beam, Keeley Smith and Dildy each posted a 9.825 to help RU rally for a 48.275 after a pair of falls.
Once again, floor was the highest-scoring event for the Scarlet Knights, with the team posting a 49.000. Emily Leese anchored with a 9.900, while Dildy (9.875) and Elliot Goldsmith (9.825) both eclipsed 9.8 on the event.
Dildy paced RU on vault with a 9.850, bringing the meet home with a 48.775 and helping cap off the team victory.
Dildy's 9.825 on bars paced RU and tied her for the event win as well.
As a team, RU won vault, bars and floor, with Leese (Floor) and Dildy (All-Around, Vault) winning individual events.
Top Performers
Vault: Gabrielle Dildy (9.850) – T-1st out of 18
Bars: Delaney Adrian (9.825) – T-3rd out of 18
Beam: Gabrielle Dildy, Keeley Smith (9.825) – T-3rd out of 18
Floor: Emily Leese (9.900) – 1st out of 18
Notes
Up Next
Rutgers opens Big Ten competition on Saturday with Ohio State. The meet is set for 4 p.m. at Jersey Mike's Arena.
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Gabrielle Dildy won the all-around for the second straight week, posting a 39.300, highlighted by a 9.875 on floor. After competing in the all-around for the first time in her career last week, the senior has now won it in each of the team's first two meets this season.
The Scarlet Knights opened the meet on bars, starting strong with a 48.925. Delaney Adrian led the unit with a 9.825, while Campbell Earley added a 9.800 in the leadoff spot.
On beam, Keeley Smith and Dildy each posted a 9.825 to help RU rally for a 48.275 after a pair of falls.
Once again, floor was the highest-scoring event for the Scarlet Knights, with the team posting a 49.000. Emily Leese anchored with a 9.900, while Dildy (9.875) and Elliot Goldsmith (9.825) both eclipsed 9.8 on the event.
Dildy paced RU on vault with a 9.850, bringing the meet home with a 48.775 and helping cap off the team victory.
Dildy's 9.825 on bars paced RU and tied her for the event win as well.
As a team, RU won vault, bars and floor, with Leese (Floor) and Dildy (All-Around, Vault) winning individual events.
Top Performers
Vault: Gabrielle Dildy (9.850) – T-1st out of 18
Bars: Delaney Adrian (9.825) – T-3rd out of 18
Beam: Gabrielle Dildy, Keeley Smith (9.825) – T-3rd out of 18
Floor: Emily Leese (9.900) – 1st out of 18
Notes
- Campbell Earley tied a career high with a 9.800 on bars.
- Vivienne Larsen set a career high with a 9.675 on vault.
- Keeley Smith tied a career high with a 9.825 on beam.
Up Next
Rutgers opens Big Ten competition on Saturday with Ohio State. The meet is set for 4 p.m. at Jersey Mike's Arena.
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