Friday, March 14
Berkeley, CA
7:00 p.m.
University of Washington
vs
Arizona State
Washington Concludes Regular Season
March 15, 2025 | Gymnastics
BERKELEY, Calif. β The GymDawgs wrapped up the regular season Friday night at Haas Pavilion, earning a team score of 195.500 to take fourth place. Host Cal claimed the top spot, followed by Arizona State and BYU.
Washington opened the night on floor, where Caitlin McWilliams set the tone with a 9.800 to start the rotation. Emily Innes led the Huskies with a 9.900, while Mary McDonough added a strong 9.850.
Next up was vault, where McDonough matched her season best with a 9.850. Lex Mouyenga posted a new career-high 9.850, and Kristin Lin tied her season best with a solid 9.800.
On bars, the Dawgs delivered standout performances. Taylor Russon impressed with a 9.925, tying her career high and earning a share of first place. McDonough continued her strong night, matching her career-best with a 9.900.
The GymDawgs closed out the meet on beam, where McDonough once again tied her career high with a 9.850, while Innes also posted a 9.850 to cap the night.
In the all-around, McDonough shined, setting a new career high with an impressive 39.450.
TOP RESULTS BY EVENT
Vault (49.050)
Up Next
The Huskies will travel to Michigan for the Big Ten Championships on Friday, March 21.
For more information on Washington gymnastics, follow @UWgymnastics on Instagram, X, and TikTok.
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Washington opened the night on floor, where Caitlin McWilliams set the tone with a 9.800 to start the rotation. Emily Innes led the Huskies with a 9.900, while Mary McDonough added a strong 9.850.
Next up was vault, where McDonough matched her season best with a 9.850. Lex Mouyenga posted a new career-high 9.850, and Kristin Lin tied her season best with a solid 9.800.
On bars, the Dawgs delivered standout performances. Taylor Russon impressed with a 9.925, tying her career high and earning a share of first place. McDonough continued her strong night, matching her career-best with a 9.900.
The GymDawgs closed out the meet on beam, where McDonough once again tied her career high with a 9.850, while Innes also posted a 9.850 to cap the night.
In the all-around, McDonough shined, setting a new career high with an impressive 39.450.
TOP RESULTS BY EVENT
Vault (49.050)
- Lex Mouyenga, Mary McDonough β 9.850
- Kristin Lin, Kira Bolden β 9.800
- Emily Innes β 9.750
- Taylor Russon β 9.925
- Mary McDonough β 9.900
- Caitlin McWilliams β 9.800
- Emily Innes, Mary McDonough β 9.850
- Olivia Oppegard, Taylor Russon β 9.825
- Kristin Lin β 9.775
- Emily Innes β 9.900
- Mary McDonough β 9.850
- Caitlin McWilliams β 9.800
- Mary McDonough β 39.450
- Kristin Lin β 39.050
Up Next
The Huskies will travel to Michigan for the Big Ten Championships on Friday, March 21.
For more information on Washington gymnastics, follow @UWgymnastics on Instagram, X, and TikTok.
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