GymDawgs Close Home Season with Senior Night Victory

Friday, March 13

Seattle, Wash.

6:30 PM

University of Washington

Sacramento State

March 13, 2026 | Gymnastics

SEATTLE – The GymDawgs sent their seniors out with a bang on Senior Night, delivering a performance filled with career-high scores and event titles on their way to a 195.725–194.800 victory over No. 50 Sacramento State.

Washington opened the meet on vault, their strongest event of the night and of the season for that rotation, recording a 49.125. Jessica Schaffer and Lilly Tubbs led the Huskies with matching 9.850s, tying for first place overall. The score matched Schaffer's career-high and Tubbs' season-high. Kristin Lin and Mary McDonough followed with 9.825s, matching Lin's career-high and McDonough's season-high, tying for third place. Lana Navarro, making her first appearance in the vault lineup this season, rounded out the rotation with a 9.775.

The Huskies then moved to bars, their second-best rotation of the night, scoring a 49.025. Deiah Moody and Tubbs shared the event title with matching 9.900s, making this Moody's career-high. Lin followed with a 9.825, matching her career-high, while McDonough added a 9.725 to close out the rotation.

Senior Night career-highs, 9.900 on bars for Deiah ??

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— Washington Gymnastics (@UWGymnastics) March 14, 2026

On beam, Washington scored 48.550. Tubbs led the rotation with a career-high 9.925, capturing the event title. Olivia Oppegard followed with a career-high 9.875 to place second overall, while Chelsea Hallinan recorded a 9.850, finishing third.

Lilly Tubbs with the career-high 9.925! ??

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— Washington Gymnastics (@UWGymnastics) March 14, 2026

Washington closed the meet on floor with a 49.025, one of their top event scores of the night. Caitlin McWilliams led the rotation with a 9.850, earning a share of the event title and recording her fourth straight 9.850. Lin followed with a 9.825 to place third overall, while Kira Bolden scored a 9.800 to tie for fourth.

Lin finished the night with a 38.675 in the all-around.

TOP RESULTS BY EVENT
Vault (49.125)

Bars (49.025)

Deiah Moody, Lilly Tubbs – 9.900
Kristin Lin – 9.825
Mary McDonough – 9.725

Beam (48.550)

Lilly Tubbs – 9.925
Olivia Oppegard – 9.875
Chelsea Hallinan – 9.850

Floor (49.025)

Caitlin McWilliams – 9.850
Kristin Lin – 9.825
Kira Bolden – 9.800

All-Around

Kristin Lin – 38.675

Up Next
The GymDawgs head to Berkeley, Calif., to compete in the Cal Quad on Sunday, March 15, at 2:00 p.m. PT. No. 38 Washington will face No. 16 California, No. 58 UC Davis, and No. 19 Penn State in the regular-season finale before traveling to Champaign, Illinois, for the Big Ten Championships on Friday, March 20.

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