Saturday, February 24
Seattle, WA
4:00 PM
University of Washington
196.475
vs
195.450
Stanford
Photo by: Red Box Pictures
Washington Takes Down Stanford At Home
February 25, 2018 | Gymnastics
SEATTLE – The #10 Washington GymDawgs had a triumphant return home, defeating the #22 Stanford Cardinal 196.475-195.450. Evanni Roberson won the beam event title with her career-high score of 9.925, while Hailey Burleson won the floor title.
The GymDawgs set a new season-high score on beam with their team score of 49.425. It was their highest score on beam since March 18 of last season at the Pac-12 Championships. Three GymDawgs had scores of 9.900 or better: in addition to Roberson's career high, Burleson and Joslyn Goings tied for second place with their scores of 9.900.
Head coach Elise Ray-Statz was happy with Washington's performance but saw the potential to keep improving after two team scores of 197 the last two weeks. "Tonight was a really good example of a little bit of softness in the competition whereas last week everything was just a little sharper," said Ray-Statz. "It's a very small difference at this point but it means a great deal."
Event Recaps
Vault, 48.900 – Roberson, Monica Riley, and Haley Roy all had scores of 9.800 on vault to lead the GymDawgs. Washington has scored a 48.900 or higher on vault every competition this season.
Bars, 49.050 – After setting a season high last week, the GymDawgs came close again this week with a team score of 49.050. Riley had the team's highest score at 9.850. Roberson, Burleson, and Madison Copiak all had scores of 9.825 as the GymDawgs put up a score almost a full point higher than Stanford on bars.
Beam, 49.425 – It was a new season-best score on beam for Washington, as its score of 49.425 bested its previous season high of 49.350 set two weeks ago against Oregon State. Roberson set a new career high with a score of 9.925 en route to winning the event title. Burleson and Goings weren't far behind with scores of 9.900, tying them for second place. Copiak had a score of 9.875, while Malory Rose had a score of 9.825.
Floor, 49.100 – Ranked eighth in the nation on floor, the GymDawgs once again impressed. Burleson won the event title with her score of 9.875. Zoey Schaefer took third place for Washington with her score of 9.850, tying her with Maya Washington. Michaela Nelson also had a score of 9.825.
Up Next
Washington's final road competition of the regular season is next week. The GymDawgs head to Cedar City, Utah to take on Southern Utah on Saturday, March 3 at 12:00 pm PT.
Make sure to follow the GymDawgs on Twitter with the username @UWGymnastics and on Instagram at uwgymnastics.
The GymDawgs set a new season-high score on beam with their team score of 49.425. It was their highest score on beam since March 18 of last season at the Pac-12 Championships. Three GymDawgs had scores of 9.900 or better: in addition to Roberson's career high, Burleson and Joslyn Goings tied for second place with their scores of 9.900.
Head coach Elise Ray-Statz was happy with Washington's performance but saw the potential to keep improving after two team scores of 197 the last two weeks. "Tonight was a really good example of a little bit of softness in the competition whereas last week everything was just a little sharper," said Ray-Statz. "It's a very small difference at this point but it means a great deal."
Event Recaps
Vault, 48.900 – Roberson, Monica Riley, and Haley Roy all had scores of 9.800 on vault to lead the GymDawgs. Washington has scored a 48.900 or higher on vault every competition this season.
Bars, 49.050 – After setting a season high last week, the GymDawgs came close again this week with a team score of 49.050. Riley had the team's highest score at 9.850. Roberson, Burleson, and Madison Copiak all had scores of 9.825 as the GymDawgs put up a score almost a full point higher than Stanford on bars.
Beam, 49.425 – It was a new season-best score on beam for Washington, as its score of 49.425 bested its previous season high of 49.350 set two weeks ago against Oregon State. Roberson set a new career high with a score of 9.925 en route to winning the event title. Burleson and Goings weren't far behind with scores of 9.900, tying them for second place. Copiak had a score of 9.875, while Malory Rose had a score of 9.825.
Floor, 49.100 – Ranked eighth in the nation on floor, the GymDawgs once again impressed. Burleson won the event title with her score of 9.875. Zoey Schaefer took third place for Washington with her score of 9.850, tying her with Maya Washington. Michaela Nelson also had a score of 9.825.
Up Next
Washington's final road competition of the regular season is next week. The GymDawgs head to Cedar City, Utah to take on Southern Utah on Saturday, March 3 at 12:00 pm PT.
Make sure to follow the GymDawgs on Twitter with the username @UWGymnastics and on Instagram at uwgymnastics.
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