Friday, February 14
Seattle, WA
6:30 p.m.
University of Washington
vs
Maryland
Huskies Fall To Maryland In Home Matchup
February 14, 2025 | Gymnastics
SEATTLE – Washington gymnastics fell to Maryland, 195.725-194.650, on Friday night at Alaska Airlines Arena at Hec Ed.
The GymDawgs opened the meet on vault, with Kristin Lin tying a season best with a 9.775. Kira Bolden and Lex Mouyenga each posted career-high scores of 9.825, tying for third overall.
On bars, Olivia Oppegard and Taylor Russon delivered strong routines with stuck landings. Russon tied for first place with a 9.850, while Mary McDonough finished third with a 9.800.
The meet continued on beam, where four GymDawgs secured stuck landings. Emily Innes tied a career high with a 9.900 to take second place. Russon set a career high with a 9.950 to claim the event title.
The night concluded on floor, where Oppegard matched a season high with a 9.775. Caitlin McWilliams tied for second with a 9.825.
TOP RESULTS BY EVENT
Vault (48.775)
Up Next
Washington travels to Illinois on Friday, Feb. 22, for a matchup at 11 a.m. PT. The GymDawgs then head to Iowa for the Big Four Championships, facing Iowa, Michigan State, and Penn State.
For more information on Washington gymnastics, follow @UWgymnastics on Instagram, X, and TikTok.
The GymDawgs opened the meet on vault, with Kristin Lin tying a season best with a 9.775. Kira Bolden and Lex Mouyenga each posted career-high scores of 9.825, tying for third overall.
Lex!!!
— Washington Gymnastics (@UWGymnastics) February 15, 2025
Career-high 9.825 ??
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On bars, Olivia Oppegard and Taylor Russon delivered strong routines with stuck landings. Russon tied for first place with a 9.850, while Mary McDonough finished third with a 9.800.
The meet continued on beam, where four GymDawgs secured stuck landings. Emily Innes tied a career high with a 9.900 to take second place. Russon set a career high with a 9.950 to claim the event title.
LOVE.
— Washington Gymnastics (@UWGymnastics) February 15, 2025
Taylor gets a career-high 9.950 ??
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The night concluded on floor, where Oppegard matched a season high with a 9.775. Caitlin McWilliams tied for second with a 9.825.
TOP RESULTS BY EVENT
Vault (48.775)
- Kira Bolden, Lex Mouyenga – 9.825
- Kristin Lin – 9.775
- Emily Innes – 9.700
- Taylor Russon – 9.850
- Mary McDonough – 9.800
- Olivia Oppegard – 9.775
- Taylor Russon – 9.950
- Emily Innes – 9.900
- Chelsea Hallinan – 9.825
- Caitlin McWilliams – 9.825
- Olivia Oppegard, Taylor Russon – 9.775
- Kira Bolden – 9.725
Up Next
Washington travels to Illinois on Friday, Feb. 22, for a matchup at 11 a.m. PT. The GymDawgs then head to Iowa for the Big Four Championships, facing Iowa, Michigan State, and Penn State.
For more information on Washington gymnastics, follow @UWgymnastics on Instagram, X, and TikTok.
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