#25 GymDawgs Place Second at Texas Woman’s Quad Meet

Sunday, March 12

Denton, TX

11 AM

University of Washington

196.625

195.575

Texas Woman's

Photo by Susie Butler, Split Precision

March 12, 2023 | Gymnastics

DENTON, Texas -- The No. 25 Washington gymnastics team finished second at the Texas Woman's quad meet Sunday afternoon, earning a score of 196.625 and tying their third highest team score of the season.

No. 3 Florida won the meet, earning a 198.175. Washington finished with a 196.625, NC State a 196.350, and Texas Woman's a 195.575.

The GymDawgs earned a 49.300 on beam to start off the afternoon, earning their third highest score of the season.

Kennedi Davis led all Washington beam scoring in the anchor spot, tying her career-high 9.950 and tying for first place on the event. Skylar Killough-Wilhelm and Lana Navarro both earned a 9.875.

On the floor exercise, Washington earned a 49.025 where they were led by Hadley Roberts and Amara Cunningham, both earning 9.825s.

A 49.175 marked the second highest vault score of the season for the GymDawgs, led by four gymnasts earning a 9.850 including Navarro (tied her career-high), Davis, Killough-Wilhelm, and Emily Innes.

After three rotations, Washington was set in second place between No. 3 Florida and NC State where they ultimately finished the meet.

Deiah Moody led off for the GymDawgs on bars and tied her season-high 9.850. Morgan Bowles tied her career-best on bars in the anchor spot, earning a 9.925 for the second straight meet.

Beam (49.300)

Skylar Killough-Wilhelm – 9.875

Kennedi Davis – 9.950 (tied career-high)

Lana Navarro – 9.875

Floor (49.025)

Hadley Roberts – 9.825

Amara Cunningham – 9.825

Vault (49.175)

Lana Navarro – 9.850 (tied season-high)

Skylar Killough-Wilhelm – 9.850

Kennedi Davis – 9.850

Emily Innes – 9.850

Bars (49.125)

Deiah Moody – 9.850 (tied season-high)

Morgan Bowles – 9.925 (tied career-high)

All-Around

Skylar Killough-Wilhelm – 38.475

UP NEXT

All eight Pac-12 gymnastics programs will meet in the Pac-12 Championships on Saturday, March 18. Action will be split up into two sessions, a morning and an evening session. Further information on teams in each session will be announced soon.

To view the full 2023 schedule, click here.

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