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Women's Gymnastics Meet Results UCLA Untitled 1/21/02 12:46 PM Women's Gymnastics Meet Results UCLA Meet: UCLA vs. Arizona State January 20, 2002 Location: Pauley Pavilion Home Meet Attendance: 1347 Team Results Vault Bars Beam Floor Total 1 UCLA 48.500 49.050 48.500 49.275 195.325 2 Arizona State 47.600 48.200 47.300 49.025 192.125 file:///SirCharles/Desktop%20Folder/20020120.HTM Page 1 of 7 Untitled 1/21/02 12:46 PM Team Name: UCLA Team Results Head Coach: Valorie Kondos Field Final* Gymnast Vault Bars Beam Floor AA Malia Jones 9.575 9.850 Kristin Parker 9.625 9.800 9.825 9.850 39.100 Doni Thompson 9.800 9.750 Onnie Willis 9.900 9.850 9.575 9.975 39.300 Alyssa Beckerman 9.575 Jamie Dantzscher 9.925 9.750 9.625 10.000 39.300 Christy Erickson 9.575 Yvonne Tousek 9.275 9.325 9.725 9.825 38.150 Michelle Conway 9.475 9.625 Team Totals 48.500 49.050 48.500 49.275 195.325 file:///SirCharles/Desktop%20Folder/20020120.HTM Page 2 of 7 Untitled 1/21/02 12:46 PM Team Name: Arizona State Team Results Head Coach: John Spini Final* Gymnast Vault Bars Beam Floor AA Jada Cox 9.650 Carla DeMartini 9.650 9.775 Trisha Dixon 9.525 9.625 9.700 Ashley Ellsberry 9.300 9.875 Maggie Germaine 9.250 9.750 9.325 9.875 38.200 Melissa Lewis 9.375 Kari Muth 9.000 9.625 9.825 Rhonda Robinette 9.750 9.350 Cassidy Vreeke 9.475 9.675 Margaret Wojciak 9.575 9.425 9.075 Team Totals 47.600 48.200 47.300 49.025 192.125 file:///SirCharles/Desktop%20Folder/20020120.HTM Page 3 of 7 Untitled 1/21/02 12:46 PM Vault Results Jump to: Meet Team Bars Beam Floor All Around 1 Jamie Dantzscher UCLA 9.9250 2 Onnie Willis UCLA 9.9000 3 Jada Cox Arizona State 9.6500 4 Kristin Parker UCLA 9.6250 5 Malia Jones UCLA 9.5750 5 Margaret Wojciak Arizona State 9.5750 7 Trisha Dixon Arizona State 9.5250 8 Michelle Conway UCLA 9.4750 8 Cassidy Vreeke Arizona State 9.4750 10 Melissa Lewis Arizona State 9.3750 11 Yvonne Tousek UCLA 9.2750 12 Maggie Germaine Arizona State 9.2500 file:///SirCharles/Desktop%20Folder/20020120.HTM Page 4 of 7 Untitled 1/21/02 12:46 PM Bars Results Jump to: Meet Team Vault Beam Floor All Around 1 Malia Jones UCLA 9.850 1 Onnie Willis UCLA 9.850 3 Kristin Parker UCLA 9.800 3 Doni Thompson UCLA 9.800 5 Jamie Dantzscher UCLA 9.750 5 Maggie Germaine Arizona State 9.750 5 Rhonda Robinette Arizona State 9.750 8 Carla DeMartini Arizona State 9.650 9 Trisha Dixon Arizona State 9.625 10 Margaret Wojciak Arizona State 9.425 11 Yvonne Tousek UCLA 9.325 12 Kari Muth Arizona State 9.000 file:///SirCharles/Desktop%20Folder/20020120.HTM Page 5 of 7 Untitled 1/21/02 12:46 PM Beam Results Jump to: Meet Team Vault Bars Floor All Around 1 Kristin Parker UCLA 9.825 2 Doni Thompson UCLA 9.750 3 Yvonne Tousek UCLA 9.725 4 Trisha Dixon Arizona State 9.700 5 Jamie Dantzscher UCLA 9.625 5 Kari Muth Arizona State 9.625 7 Onnie Willis UCLA 9.575 7 Alyssa Beckerman UCLA 9.575 9 Rhonda Robinette Arizona State 9.350 10 Maggie Germaine Arizona State 9.325 11 Ashley Ellsberry Arizona State 9.300 12 Margaret Wojciak Arizona State 9.075 Floor Results Jump to: Meet Team Vault Bars Beam All Around 1 Jamie Dantzscher UCLA 10.000 2 Onnie Willis UCLA 9.975 3 Ashley Ellsberry Arizona State 9.875 3 Maggie Germaine Arizona State 9.875 5 Kristin Parker UCLA 9.850 6 Yvonne Tousek UCLA 9.825 6 Kari Muth Arizona State 9.825 8 Carla DeMartini Arizona State 9.775 9 Cassidy Vreeke Arizona State 9.675 10 Michelle Conway UCLA 9.625 11 Christy Erickson UCLA 9.575 file:///SirCharles/Desktop%20Folder/20020120.HTM Page 6 of 7 Untitled 1/21/02 12:46 PM All Around Results Jump to: Meet Team Vault Bars Beam Floor 1 Onnie Willis UCLA 39.300 1 Jamie Dantzscher UCLA 39.300 3 Kristin Parker UCLA 39.100 4 Maggie Germaine Arizona State 38.200 5 Yvonne Tousek UCLA 38.150 *Please note that all scores are unofficial until verified at end of meet. Copyright ©2002 by Beaver Creek Software All rights reserved Web results created by: The Women's Gymnastics ScoreKeeperú Beaver Creek Software Voice Telephone: (541) 752-7263 Fax Telephone: (541) 752-5221 Electronic Mail: [email protected] Web Page: www.beaverlog.com file:///SirCharles/Desktop%20Folder/20020120.HTM Page 7 of 7.
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