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2010-2011 Missouri Gymnastics 2010-2011 Missouri Gymnastics MISSOURI INFORMATION Beauty and the Beast History 5th Annual Last year’s Beauty and the Beast meet saw the Tigers Location ..................................................Columbia, Mo. Beauty and the Beast hosting New Hampshire, while wrestling matched up Founded .................................................................. 1839 vs. against Oklahoma. The Tigers came out on top with a Enrollment ........................................................... 31,314 195.125-192.975 victory. Shire earned her third all-around Nickname ..............................................................Tigers Southeast Missouri State Colors ..............................................Old Gold and Black Saturday, Jan. 15, 2011 title of the season, the 16th of her career, and Mary Burke Chancellor ...................................... Dr. Brady S. Deaton 2 p.m. took the bars title while finishing second in the all-around. Athletic Director ..................................... Michael Alden Lauren Swankoski took the third place spot. SWA ...................................................... Sarah Reesman Hearnes Center; Columbia, Mo. Conference ........................................................... Big 12 Last Time vs. SEMO Affiliation ...........................................NCAA Division I Missouri traveled to Cape Girardeu last season to face the Home Arena ........................................... Hearnes Center Redhawks and the Alaska-Anchorage Seawolves. The Capacity ............................................................... 13,611 Tigers finished first in the meet with a 196.200. The meet COACHING STAFF marked Sarah Shire’s seventh all-around title of the season, and Mary Burke tied for second in the competition with Head Coach .................................................... Rob Drass Danielle Guider. Alma Mater .......................................... Penn State, 1990 Record at school .................................128-81 (11 years) Career record ......................................128-81 (11 years) Best Way to Contact ..............Through Media Relations 2010-2011 Missouri Gymnastics Roster Office Phone .......................................... (573) 882-0736 Name Yr. Ht. Event Hometown Club Team Associate Head Coach ............................. John Figueroa Cathryn Aliceaacosta Fr. 4-11 All-Around Houston, Texas Cypress Academy of Gym. Office Phone .......................................... (573) 882-3919 Brittany Bendoff So. 5-0 All-Around Long Grove, Ill. Libertyville Gym. Academy Assistant Coach ............................................Amy Smith Mary Burke Jr. 5-6 All-Around Inverness, Ill. American Academy of Gym. Alma Mater ................................................ UCLA, 2001 Alex Gold Sr. 5-3 All-Around Plano, Texas Metroplex Office Phone .......................................... (573) 882-9071 Allie Heizelman Jr. 5-2 All-Around Cypress, Texas Cypress Academy Tori Howard So. 5-2 All-Around Chesterfield, Mo. St. Louis Gym Centre TEAM INFORMATION Mackenzie McGill Fr. 5-4 All-Around Bartlesville, Okla. ConocoPhilips Gymnastics Taylor Medrea Fr. 5-2 All-Around Britton, Mich. Michigan Elite Gymnastics Sandra Ostad So. 5-1 All-Around Oslo, Norway Oslo Turnforening 2011 Overall Record ..................................................0-1 Brittani Price Fr. 5-2 All-Around New Lenox, Ill. United Gymnastics Academy 2010 Overall record .................................................11-3 Alex Skinner Fr. 5-2 All-Around Plano, Texas Kurt Thomas Gymnastics 2010 Postseason ...........NCAA Championship Qualifier Lauren Swankoski So. 5-1 All-Around Chadds Ford, Pa. First State Gymnastics NCAA Regional Champion Katelyn Trevino Fr. 5-2 All-Around Ovilla, Texas Trevinos Gymnastics School Big 12 Record/Finish .......................................1-2/Third 2010 Regional qualifying score ......................... 196.500 Head Coach: Rob Drass NCAA 2010 Final Ranking ................................. No. 12 Associate Head Coach: John Figueroa Letterwinners returning/lost .......................................7/4 Assistant Coach and Choreographer: Amy Smith All-Americans returning/lost .....................................0/1 Student Coach: Tara Foster Newcomers ................................................................Six PROGRAM INFORMATION 2010-2011 Missouri Gymnastics Schedule/Results First Year of Gymnastics ...................................1979-80 Date Opponent/Event Location Time/Result Overall Regular Season Record ......................347-268-1 Friday, December 10 Black and Gold Columbia, Mo. Black 151.750, Gold 151.225 Overall Postseason Record ...............................72-154-1 Friday, January 7 Cancun Classic Cancun, Mx. L, 194.500-191.575 NCAA Appearance/Last .....National Championships/2010 vs. West Virginia NCAA Individual/Last ..................................Sarah Shire Saturday, January 15 SEMO Columbia, Mo. 2:00 p.m. National Championships/2010 (Beauty and the Beast) Friday, January 21 Iowa State* Ames, Iowa 7:00 p.m. MEDIA RELATIONS INFORMATION Saturday, January 29 Metroplex Challenge Dallas, Texas 7:00 p.m. vs. LSU, Alabama and Nebraska Gymnastics Contact ...................................Jenny Dewar Friday, February 4 Nebraska* Columbia, Mo. 6:30 p.m. Office Phone ..........................................(573) 882-7826 Friday, February 11 Illinois Columbia, Mo. 6:30 p.m Cell Phone ..............................................(847) 567-2487 (Pink Out) Office Fax ..............................................(573) 882-4720 Friday, February 18 Oklahoma* Norman, Okla. 7:00 p.m. E-mail [email protected] Friday, February 25 Southern Utah Columbia, Mo. 6:30 p.m. Shipping Address ............................260 Hearnes Center Friday, March 4 Centenary, Temple Columbia, Mo. 6:30 p.m. 600 Stadium Blvd. Saturday, March 12 Ohio State Columbus, Ohio 1:00 p.m. Columbia, MO 65211 Saturday, March 19 Big 12 Championships Columbia, Mo. 2 p.m. Saturday, April 2 NCAA Regional Championships TBA TBA Thurs., April 14 NCAA National Championships Cleveland, Ohio TBA Home meets in bold * Big 12 Conference meets - All times listed are CST and subject to change 2010-2011 Missouri Gymnastics A Look at Beauty and the Beast... The Tigers are 4-0 in Beauty and the Beast history. The event draws in an average of over 5, 000 people each GymInfo National Top 25 Rankings year. Date Opponent Score 2/9/07 SEMO W: 194.775-192.700 Rank Team Points High 2/8/08 Centenary W: 195.800-192.325 1. Florida 196.925 196.925 2/13/09 Illinois W: 196.625-195.000 2. Stanford 196.625 196.625 2/6/10 New Hampshire W: 195.125-192.975 3. Utah 196.625 196.625 Michigan 195.700 195.700 Tigers look to come back from Cancun Classic... The first meet of 2011 found Missouri across the border in Cancun, Mexico for the Cancun Classic. After taking 5. UCLA 195.613 195.613 an early lead after the first rotation, the Tigers struggled to keep up with the Mountaineers. Missouri held off 6. Georgia 195.575 195.575 West Virginia until the third rotation when the Mountaineers took the lead by one point. Alex Gold placed third in the all-around with a score of 38.150. Sophomore Sandra Ostad topped her career high on bars with a score of 7. Oklahoma 195.475 195.475 9.775. The score earned her a first place spot in the meet. 8. Oregon State 195.388 195.388 Black Outshines Gold... 9. Alabama 195.350 195.350 The Tigers’ annual Black and Gold Intrasquad meet was held on Dec. 10 to give Mizzou a chance to get out 10. Arkansas 195.075 195.075 of the gym and compete in front of judges before the regular season begins. The Black Squad took the win with a 151.750-151.225 final score. Missouri’s only senior, Alex Gold, led the Black Squad with her 38.325 11. Nebraska 194.950 194.950 all-around total. Gold led the Black Squad in three out of the four rotations. She finished with a 9.875 on vault, 12. Kent State 194.775 194.775 9.650 on bars and a 9.700 on beam. She closed out her fourth rotation with a 9.100 on floor. Sophomore Lauren 13. West Virginia 194.500 194.500 Swankoski shone for the Gold Squad at the Black and Gold Meet. She came in just under Alex Gold on the vault with a 9.800. She recorded the same on beam, and she finished the evening with a 9.850 on her floor New Hampshire 194.500 194.500 routine. Sophomore Lauren Swankoski shone for the Gold Squad at tonight’s meet. She came in just under Alex 15. Ohio State 194.475 194.475 Gold on the vault with a 9.800. She recorded the same on beam, and she finished the evening with a 9.850 on her floor routine. Individual National Rankings 16. Kentucky 194.350 194.350 17. Minnesota 193.925 193.925 Preseason Progress... Vault Ranking 18. Iowa 193.825 193.825 The Tigers clocked in at No. 13 on GymInfo’s 2011 Women’s Alex Gold 13th Preseason Coaches Poll released on Dec. 1. Missouri will face Arizona 193.825 193.825 nine ranked opponents this season including No. 12 LSU, No. 10 Nebraska, No. 2 Alabama, and No. 4 Oklahoma, among others. Beam Ranking 20. Washington 193.675 193.675 Mizzou sits above Big 12 opponent Iowa State, who came in at Mary Burke 21st 21. Illinois-Champaign 193.650 193.650 No. 22 in the poll. Missouri finished the 2010 season at No. 12, 22. Central Michigan 193.575 193.575 their highest end-of-season ranking in program history. Floor Ranking 23. Southern Utah 193.475 193.475 Lauren Swankoski 20th Iowa State 193.475 193.475 25. LSU 193.350 193.350 Individual Season Highs Gymnast Yr. Vault Bars Beam
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