Friday, March 8
Corvallis, OR
7:00 PM
University of Washington
at
Oregon State
GymDawgs Conclude Pac-12 Competition At Oregon State
March 08, 2024 | Gymnastics
CORVALLIS, Ore. – The 25th-ranked gymnastics team put up its second-highest team score this year as they finished second to No. 16 Oregon State, 196.950-197.225.
In the Huskies' final Pac-12 meet of the season, the team saw season-bests on beam (49.425) and the second highest floor score of the year (39.325).
Washington started on bars and after one rotation was neck-and-neck with the Beavers.
Lilly Tubbs finished fourth overall on bars in her first event of the evening with a 9.875, followed closely by Skylar Killough-Wilhelm and Deiah Moody's 9.850s which tied for fifth.
The Beavers gained a bit of separation after the conclusion of the second rotation as they earned a massive 49.450 on bars. The Huskies were led by Killough-Wilhelm (9.850) and Lana Navarro in the anchor spot who tied her career-high 9.900.
The GymDawgs narrowed that Beaver lead after the third rotation, outscoring OSU's 49.225 beam rotation with a 49.325 – a mark that matches their second-best so far this season.
Killough-Wilhelm, Emily Innes and Navarro wrapped up the final three floor performances for the Huskies, each earning a 9.900. The trio tied for second place overall behind one Oregon State 9.925 on the event.
The balance beam was the highlight of the night for Washington, with a handful of stuck landings to go along with strong scores. The Huskies did not register one mark below a 9.875, including Lilly Tubbs' 9.900 exhibition routine – to round out the night with a season-high event score of 49.425.
Chelsea Hallinan led off for the Huskies and matched her career-high 9.900 to tie for second with Tubbs and Taylor Russon.
The last time Washington scored a 49.425 on beam was March 11, 2022.
Oregon State registered a 49.450 on floor to take first place on the meet with a 197.225, their fourth straight 197+.
Killough-Wilhelm's 39.475 was enough to finish first in the all-around Friday night.
TOP RESULTS BY EVENT
Bars (49.050) Vault (49.150)
The GymDawgs are home one more time for the 2024 regular season as they host a quad with BYU, Sacramento State and Southern Utah Friday, March 15 at Alaska Airlines Arena.
GYMDAWG INFO
Click on this link for the rest of the 2024 season.
For more information on Washington gymnastics, follow @UWgymnastics on Instagram and X.
In the Huskies' final Pac-12 meet of the season, the team saw season-bests on beam (49.425) and the second highest floor score of the year (39.325).
Washington started on bars and after one rotation was neck-and-neck with the Beavers.
Lilly Tubbs finished fourth overall on bars in her first event of the evening with a 9.875, followed closely by Skylar Killough-Wilhelm and Deiah Moody's 9.850s which tied for fifth.
The Beavers gained a bit of separation after the conclusion of the second rotation as they earned a massive 49.450 on bars. The Huskies were led by Killough-Wilhelm (9.850) and Lana Navarro in the anchor spot who tied her career-high 9.900.
Go OFF, Lana ??
— Washington Gymnastics (@UWGymnastics) March 9, 2024
The junior tied her career-high 9.9 with this HUGE vault! pic.twitter.com/UHZ6tN5FaE
The GymDawgs narrowed that Beaver lead after the third rotation, outscoring OSU's 49.225 beam rotation with a 49.325 – a mark that matches their second-best so far this season.
Killough-Wilhelm, Emily Innes and Navarro wrapped up the final three floor performances for the Huskies, each earning a 9.900. The trio tied for second place overall behind one Oregon State 9.925 on the event.
Emily with her third straight meet with 9.9+ on floor ?? pic.twitter.com/33A9lAESUz
— Washington Gymnastics (@UWGymnastics) March 9, 2024
The balance beam was the highlight of the night for Washington, with a handful of stuck landings to go along with strong scores. The Huskies did not register one mark below a 9.875, including Lilly Tubbs' 9.900 exhibition routine – to round out the night with a season-high event score of 49.425.
Chelsea Hallinan led off for the Huskies and matched her career-high 9.900 to tie for second with Tubbs and Taylor Russon.
The last time Washington scored a 49.425 on beam was March 11, 2022.
Oregon State registered a 49.450 on floor to take first place on the meet with a 197.225, their fourth straight 197+.
Killough-Wilhelm's 39.475 was enough to finish first in the all-around Friday night.
TOP RESULTS BY EVENT
Bars (49.050) Vault (49.150)
- Lana Navarro (tied career-high 9.900)
- Killough-Wilhelm (9.850)
- Chelsea Hallinan (tied career-high 9.900)
- Taylor Russon (9.900)
The GymDawgs are home one more time for the 2024 regular season as they host a quad with BYU, Sacramento State and Southern Utah Friday, March 15 at Alaska Airlines Arena.
GYMDAWG INFO
Click on this link for the rest of the 2024 season.
For more information on Washington gymnastics, follow @UWgymnastics on Instagram and X.
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