Eastern Michigan Athletics
Sunday, February 6
Washington, D.C.
1 p.m.
Eastern Michigan University
195.200
at
196.025
George Washington
Photo by: Steve King/KingStudios
EMU Gymnastics Earns Season-Best 195.200 at GW Quad, Placing Third
2/6/2022 3:22:00 PM | Gymnastics
The Eagles recorded a season-high 49.100 on bars with three individual career-bests
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WASHINGTON, D.C. (EMUEagles.com) -- The Eastern Michigan University gymnastics team placed third in the George Washington Quad meet with a season-best 195.200 today, Feb. 6. The host, George Washington University, took home first (196.025), followed by Kent State University (195.600), while LIU (193.575) placed fourth.
"Today was a fun day," said Head Coach Katie Minasola. "The team had each other's backs and pulled together. Floor and bars were much better and we look forward to putting it all together in two weeks."
How It Happened
Eastern started the day on floor, posting a season-high 48.972 to sit in second after the first rotation. The Eagles were led by senior Shannon Gregory (Edison, N.J.-John P. Stevens) who scored a season-best 9.850, and tied for fourth place. On vault, EMU posted a score of 48.425 as senior Cali Harden (Superior Twp.-Saline) topped the lineup, earning 9.775. The Green and White were in third place at the halfway point of the meet, totaling 97.400.
Three career-best efforts helped lift Eastern Michigan to a season-high 49.100 on bars in the third rotation. Sophomore Raisa Boris (Brooklyn Park, Minn.-Park Center) scored 9.875, tying for second, while freshman Ella Chemotti (Canton, Mich.-Canton) earned 9.850 for and tied in fourth. The other personal-best came from sophomore Jordan Jankowski (Frisco, Texas-Independence), who earned a 9.750. The Eagles trailed Kent State 146.500- 146.525, as the two teams battled for second place. EMU finished on beam with a 48.700, enough to reach a season-high overall score of 195.200. Chemotti led the Eagles for the third consecutive meet on the apparatus, scoring 9.850 and claiming first. The Eagles season-best score slotted them in third place.
Meet Notes
Floor – 48.975#
Shannon Gregory – 9.850#
Molly Parris – 9.800
Raisa Boris – 9.800
Kara Roberts – 9.775
Mickayla Stuckey – 9.750
Anna Grace McCullough – 8.750
Vault – 48.425
Cali Harden -9.775
Ella Chemotti – 9.725
Anna Grace McCullough – 9.700
Molly Parris – 9.625
Hadyn Crossen – 9.600
Bars – 49.100#
Raisa Boris – 9.875*
Ella Chemotti -9.850*
Hadyn Crossen – 9.825
Molly Parris – 9.800
Jordan Jankowski – 9.750*
Anna Grace McCullough – 9.200
Beam – 48.700
Ella Chemotti – 9.850
Mickayla Stuckey – 9.800
Raisa Boris – 9.800
Shannon Gregory – 9.725
Hadyn Crossen – 9.525
Caitlin Satler – 9.225
*denotes a career-high
#denotes a season-high
Up Next
The Eagles will have a week break before traveling to Muncie, Ind. to take on Ball State University Sunday, Feb. 20. The meet is scheduled to begin at 1 p.m. and will be broadcast on ESPN3.
WASHINGTON, D.C. (EMUEagles.com) -- The Eastern Michigan University gymnastics team placed third in the George Washington Quad meet with a season-best 195.200 today, Feb. 6. The host, George Washington University, took home first (196.025), followed by Kent State University (195.600), while LIU (193.575) placed fourth.
"Today was a fun day," said Head Coach Katie Minasola. "The team had each other's backs and pulled together. Floor and bars were much better and we look forward to putting it all together in two weeks."
How It Happened
Eastern started the day on floor, posting a season-high 48.972 to sit in second after the first rotation. The Eagles were led by senior Shannon Gregory (Edison, N.J.-John P. Stevens) who scored a season-best 9.850, and tied for fourth place. On vault, EMU posted a score of 48.425 as senior Cali Harden (Superior Twp.-Saline) topped the lineup, earning 9.775. The Green and White were in third place at the halfway point of the meet, totaling 97.400.
Three career-best efforts helped lift Eastern Michigan to a season-high 49.100 on bars in the third rotation. Sophomore Raisa Boris (Brooklyn Park, Minn.-Park Center) scored 9.875, tying for second, while freshman Ella Chemotti (Canton, Mich.-Canton) earned 9.850 for and tied in fourth. The other personal-best came from sophomore Jordan Jankowski (Frisco, Texas-Independence), who earned a 9.750. The Eagles trailed Kent State 146.500- 146.525, as the two teams battled for second place. EMU finished on beam with a 48.700, enough to reach a season-high overall score of 195.200. Chemotti led the Eagles for the third consecutive meet on the apparatus, scoring 9.850 and claiming first. The Eagles season-best score slotted them in third place.
Meet Notes
Floor – 48.975#
Shannon Gregory – 9.850#
Molly Parris – 9.800
Raisa Boris – 9.800
Kara Roberts – 9.775
Mickayla Stuckey – 9.750
Anna Grace McCullough – 8.750
Vault – 48.425
Cali Harden -9.775
Ella Chemotti – 9.725
Anna Grace McCullough – 9.700
Molly Parris – 9.625
Hadyn Crossen – 9.600
Bars – 49.100#
Raisa Boris – 9.875*
Ella Chemotti -9.850*
Hadyn Crossen – 9.825
Molly Parris – 9.800
Jordan Jankowski – 9.750*
Anna Grace McCullough – 9.200
Beam – 48.700
Ella Chemotti – 9.850
Mickayla Stuckey – 9.800
Raisa Boris – 9.800
Shannon Gregory – 9.725
Hadyn Crossen – 9.525
Caitlin Satler – 9.225
*denotes a career-high
#denotes a season-high
Up Next
The Eagles will have a week break before traveling to Muncie, Ind. to take on Ball State University Sunday, Feb. 20. The meet is scheduled to begin at 1 p.m. and will be broadcast on ESPN3.
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