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In their first meet since earning a Top-25 recognition, the N0. 19 Central Michigan gymnastics team defeated Mid-American Conference rival Eastern Michigan 195.925-194.6, Friday.
No. 19 gymnastics is finally taking their show on the road after going undefeated the past five weeks at home.
The No. 19 Chippewas have their first away meet of 2014 after a five meet home stretch to open the season.
Central Michigan gymnastics won the Michigan-Illinois Challenge on Saturday for a second consecutive year and third time in the challenge's four-year existence.
Even the crowd was on-board with gymnastics head coach Jerry Reighard’s goal of scoring a 196. A fan at McGuirk Arena on Saturday boasted a sign saying “196 or bust,” and Central Michigan didn’t disappoint.
Two weeks ago it was senior Emily Heinz.
A win against Ball State on Sunday was enough to propel gymnastics into the Top 25 nationally for the second time this season.
Central Michigan gymnastics had four gymnasts score nearly perfect marks and recieved its highest team score of the year against Ball State.
Gymnastics started their Mid-American Conference schedule successfully on Sunday, scoring a 195.8 to top Ball State during the Flip for a Cure meet at McGuirk Arena.
While the Chippewas defeated William and Mary soundly in last week's Royal Rumble and Tumble, it has become apparent the victory was lacking something.
No. 22 gymnastics defeated William and Mary in Friday’s Royal Rumble and Tumble 193.950-188.700 at McGuirk arena.
This season, gymnastics will feature many underclassmen who will have to prove their mettle to earn a spot on the starting roster among veterans.
Last week, gymnastics was the unranked underdog taking on a ranked opponent, but against William and Mary, the roles will reverse with the Chippewas rising to a No. 22 national ranking.
Senior gymnastics co-captain Brittany Petzold has been dealing with pain the last two seasons, though it's unlikely many fans and judges would recognize it.
[wzslider autoplay="true" interval="5000" height="600" transition="'slide'" info="true" lightbox="true"] (EDITOR'S NOTE: In the January 13th issue of CM-Life, senior Emily Heinz was improperly spelled Hines. We apologize for the mistake.)
Gymnastics slipped past 24th ranked Maryland on Friday, picking up a 194.8-192.05 victory at McGuirk Arena.
Gymnastics came out of Sunday's home opener with a victory, despite competing below head coach Jerry Reighard's expectations.
Central Michigan gymnastics was picked to finished second behind Kent State in the Mid-American Conference preseason coaches poll released Friday.
Gymnastics got off to a rocky start Saturday at the NCAA Regionals, and it couldn't keep up with No. 7 LSU and No. 6 UCLA and its near-perfect results.
Gymnastics will face stiff competition as it heads to Columbus, Ohio, this weekend for the NCAA Regional Championships against No. 6 UCLA, No. 7 LSU, No. 18 Arizona, No. 20 Ohio State and North Carolina State.
