Friday, March 15
Seattle, WA
6:00 PM
University of Washington
vs
BYU
Photo by: Scott Eklund / Red Box Pictures
GymDawgs Earn Second 197 Of Season En Route Quad Win
March 15, 2024 | Gymnastics
SEATTLE โ The Huskies notched their second 197 score of the season Friday night as Washington finished first in a quad with BYU, Southern Utah and Sacramento State.
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On a night that celebrated seniors Skylar Killough-Wilhelm, Taylor Russon and Gabi Wickman, the GymDawgs stepped up and performed across the board.
UW finished first in the quad with their second highest score of 2024 โ 197.175. BYU placed second with a 196.750, Southern Utah third with a 196.525 and Sacramento State with a 195.350.
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The GymDawgs led at every point during Friday's quad, notching a season-high 49.450 on beam and a second-best 49.425 on floor to round out the final two rotations.
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The Huskies' 49.450 on beam ties the fourth highest score on the event in program history. The 49.425 on floor is the seventh highest on the event.
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Skylar Killough-Wilhelm won the all-around with a career-best 39.700 โ tying her career-high 9.900 on vault, notching a team-high 9.925 on bars, tying a team-best 9.900 on beam and setting a new career-best 9.975 on floor.
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Killough-Wilhelm finished in a tie for second overall on vault, first on bars, a tie for second on beam and a tie for first on floor.
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Following Killough-Wilhelm's 9.900 vault, Lana Navarro and McKenna Carnesi's pair of 9.850s. This was Carnesi's second vault of the season as she set a new high score.
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Taylor Russon anchored bars with a 9.875 while also tying her career-best 9.825 on floor.
The Huskies set a season-best 49.425 on beam in their most recent competition with Oregon State and topped that number tonight with a 49.450.
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Five gymnasts notched a 9.875 or better, starting with Chelsea Hallinan's 9.875 in the lead off spot. Emily Innes followed Hallinan up with a 9.900.
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Navarro tied her career-best 9.900 on beam to go along with her 9.850 on vault.
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Killough-Wilhelm added a 9.900 and Deiah Moody wrapped up the rotation with a 9.875 to tie her season-high on beam.
The final rotation capped off an emotional and impressive senior night for Washington. Emily Pires tied her season-best 9.850 as the lead off. Caitlin McWilliams matched her best floor score with a 9.875.
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Killough-Wilhelm's 9.975 on floor tied for the best score on the evening in the fourth spot for the Huskies, followed by Innes' 9.900, her seventh 9.9+ floor score on the event this season and fourth straight 9.9+.
Gabi Wickman made her floor season debut in an exhibition routine, notching a 9.725.ย
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TOP RESULTS BY EVENT
Vaultย (49.150)
The GymDawgs will head to the last Pac-12 Championships on Saturday, March 23. More information on each session at the championship will be announced soon.
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For more information on Washington gymnastics, follow @UWgymnastics on Instagram and X.
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On a night that celebrated seniors Skylar Killough-Wilhelm, Taylor Russon and Gabi Wickman, the GymDawgs stepped up and performed across the board.
These three. ???? pic.twitter.com/jMEy5qw6o7
โ Washington Gymnastics (@UWGymnastics) March 16, 2024
UW finished first in the quad with their second highest score of 2024 โ 197.175. BYU placed second with a 196.750, Southern Utah third with a 196.525 and Sacramento State with a 195.350.
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The GymDawgs led at every point during Friday's quad, notching a season-high 49.450 on beam and a second-best 49.425 on floor to round out the final two rotations.
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The Huskies' 49.450 on beam ties the fourth highest score on the event in program history. The 49.425 on floor is the seventh highest on the event.
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Skylar Killough-Wilhelm won the all-around with a career-best 39.700 โ tying her career-high 9.900 on vault, notching a team-high 9.925 on bars, tying a team-best 9.900 on beam and setting a new career-best 9.975 on floor.
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Killough-Wilhelm finished in a tie for second overall on vault, first on bars, a tie for second on beam and a tie for first on floor.
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For most events, it was the final three competitors that notched high scores for the Huskies, starting with vault as the Huskies competed in Olympic order.???? @SkylarKillough tied her career-best 9.900 with this gorgeous vault! pic.twitter.com/Y4ptQpZHPi
โ Washington Gymnastics (@UWGymnastics) March 16, 2024
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Following Killough-Wilhelm's 9.900 vault, Lana Navarro and McKenna Carnesi's pair of 9.850s. This was Carnesi's second vault of the season as she set a new high score.
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Taylor Russon anchored bars with a 9.875 while also tying her career-best 9.825 on floor.
Seniors getting it done today ??
โ Washington Gymnastics (@UWGymnastics) March 16, 2024
A sneak peek of @TaylorRusson's 9.875 bars routine ?? pic.twitter.com/S9GuyGJwlr
The Huskies set a season-best 49.425 on beam in their most recent competition with Oregon State and topped that number tonight with a 49.450.
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Five gymnasts notched a 9.875 or better, starting with Chelsea Hallinan's 9.875 in the lead off spot. Emily Innes followed Hallinan up with a 9.900.
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Navarro tied her career-best 9.900 on beam to go along with her 9.850 on vault.
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Killough-Wilhelm added a 9.900 and Deiah Moody wrapped up the rotation with a 9.875 to tie her season-high on beam.
The final rotation capped off an emotional and impressive senior night for Washington. Emily Pires tied her season-best 9.850 as the lead off. Caitlin McWilliams matched her best floor score with a 9.875.
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Killough-Wilhelm's 9.975 on floor tied for the best score on the evening in the fourth spot for the Huskies, followed by Innes' 9.900, her seventh 9.9+ floor score on the event this season and fourth straight 9.9+.
Gabi Wickman made her floor season debut in an exhibition routine, notching a 9.725.ย
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TOP RESULTS BY EVENT
Vaultย (49.150)
- Skylar Killough-Wilhelm (tied career-high 9.900)
- Lana Navarro (9.850)
- McKenna Carnesi (career-high 9.850)
- Killough-Wilhelm (9.925)
- Taylor Russon (9.875)ย
- Emily Innes (9.900)
- Lana Navarro (9.900)
- Skylar Killough-Wilhelm (9.900)
- Skylar Killough-Wilhelm (career-high 9.975)
- Emily Innes (9.900)
- Caitlin McWilliams (tied career-high 9.875)ย
The GymDawgs will head to the last Pac-12 Championships on Saturday, March 23. More information on each session at the championship will be announced soon.
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For more information on Washington gymnastics, follow @UWgymnastics on Instagram and X.
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