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Washington Gymnastics 2019 WASHINGTON GYMNASTICS 2019 Contact: Matt Swanson / Phone: (253)740-3830 / Email: [email protected] / Website: gohuskies.com Washington will play host to the UCLA Bruins this ► COMING UP ► SCHEDULE AND RESULTS weekend, with the GymDawgs hosting an ESPN meet for the first time in program history. This will be the largest home crowd in Washington gymnastics Date Opponent Time (PT) history as well. 1/12 #11 Nebraska 195.550 1/18 #29 Arizona* 196.525 Washington last beat UCLA in a dual meet in 2012, #15 WASHINGTON VS #3 UCLA 1/26 #19 OREGON STATE* 195.900 when the GymDawgs hosted the then-#1 Bruins in WHEN: SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10 2/1 #24 Stanford* 195.825 Seattle. The two teams last competed in the reg- ular season last year at the Metroplex Challenge, WHERE: ALASKA AIRLINES ARENA 2/10 #3 UCLA* 3:00 pm in which UCLA took first and Washington took third. TV: ESPN2 2/15 Perfect 10 Challenge 4:45 pm 2/23 California* 2:00 pm The GymDawgs have won multiple event titles for Floor – Kristyn Hoffa made it two meets in 3/1 Boise State, Utah State 6:00 pm three consecutive weeks, all against Pac-12 compe- a row earning a 9.875 on floor and is now tition. That includes back-to-back all-around wins tied for the team’s highest average score at 3/8 Sacramento State, Iowa 7:00 pm by Evanni Roberson. Washington has won multiple 3/10 Southern Utah 2:00 pm 9.850, a mark also reached by Evanni Rob- event titles in nine of its last ten regular season erson. Hoffa has only one score below 9.800 3/15 UC Davis, Illinois 7:00 pm meets, dating back to last year’s February 3 meet on floor in her last ten meets, a streak that 3/23 Pac-12 Championships TBD at Utah. includes six scores of 9.875 or higher. 4/4 NCAA Regionals TBD Event Previews 4/19 NCAA Nationals TBD Maya Washington had a score of 9.850 on Vault – Geneva Thompson did not claim the vault floor at Stanford, her second score of 9.850 Home Games in Bold Caps event title at Stanford but did extend her streak to or higher this year. She has not had a score * Pac-12 Conference Meet four consecutive meets with a vault score of 9.800 under 9.800 since the first meet of 2018 and or higher. Thompson has never had a vault score has done so only three times in her entire under 9.800 in her young career. She is leading the collegiate career. team in average score at 9.813. ► QUICKFACTS Newcomers – Washington welcomes six Madison Copiak also has a vault title this year, split- newcomers to the team this season: Brenna Location Seattle, Wash. ting the title with Thompson at Arizona. The Gym- Brooks, Talia Brovedani, Amara Cunningham, Founded Nov. 4, 1861 Dawgs have used the same six gymnasts on vault Madeline McLellan, Meaghan Ruttan, and Enrollment 42,000 (31,500 undergrad) every meet this year. Hannah Vandenkolk. Brooks and Cunning- Nickname Huskies ham each made their collegiate debuts at Affiliation Pacific-12 Conference Bars – Monica Riley and Michaela Nelson lead the Nebraska, Geneva Thompson, a sophomore, Colors Purple and Gold GymDawgs in average bars score so far this year, also made her competitive debut this year in Mascot Harry The Husky each averaging a 9.775. Nelson made her season the season opener. debut at Stanford. President Ana Mari Cauce Athletic Director Jen Cohen This is Washington’s biggest freshman class Both Madison Copiak and Evanni Roberson have re- since 2015, when they also had six. The last Website www.GoHuskies.com corded scores of 9.900 on bars so far this year, the Home Facility Alaska Airlines Arena time Washington had a bigger freshman highest of any GymDawg on the event. Riley has had class was 2005. Head Coach Elise Ray-Statz a 9.875 this year, giving her 12 bars scores of 9.850 Assistant Coaches Ralph Rosso or higher since the beginning of 2018. Chad Weist Baely Rowe Beam –After finishing 2018 ranked seventh in the Athletic Trainer Chelsea Larsen country on beam, Washington is eighth in that event Director of Operations Jessica Ulrich this year. Evanni Roberson is 17th in the country on 2018 Highest Score 197.400 (vs. UCD, SPU) beam, averaging a score of 9.875. That includes 2018 Pac-12 Finish (Score) 4th (196.750) a 9.950 score at Arizona that was the highest on 2018 NCAA Regional Finish (Score) 2nd (196.275) beam for a GymDawg since 2004. She has had a 2018 Final Ranking 11th score under 9.800 on beam just once in her last 16 Newcomers 6 competitions. All Time Program Score Record (Yr.) 198.025 (2004) Madison Copiak has also excelled on beam, aver- aging a score of 9.819 so far. She earned a score of 9.900 earlier this year and has had a score of 9.800 or better in 10 of her last 12 meets. ► Rankings ► season high By event ►Last Week’s Lineups Vault ...............................................48.925 (Arizona) Vault Road To Nationals Rankings Bars ..........................................49.275 (Arizona) Beam...............................................49.400 (Arizona) Amara Cunningham 1. Oklahoma Floor....................................49.225 (Oregon State) Monica Riley 2. Florida Team Total ....................................196.525 (Arizona) Madison Copiak Evanni Roberson 3. UCLA Geneva Thompson Kristyn Hoffa 4. Utah Uneven Bars 5. LSU ► S E aso N H ig H S co RE S Maya Washington Geneva Thompson 6. Georgia V UB BB FX AA Evanni Roberson 7. Denver Brooks 9.775 9.850 9.850 9.750 - Monica Riley Brovedani - - - - - Madison Copiak 8. Alabama Michaela Nelson Copiak 9.800 9.900 9.900 - - Balance Beam 9. Boise State Cunningham 9.775 - - 9.775 - Malory Rose 10. Michigan Monica Riley Hoffa - - - 9.875 - Maya Washington 11. Oregon State McLellan - - - - - Brenna Brooks Madison Copiak 12. Auburn Nelson - 9.775 - - - Evanni Roberson 13. Missouri Riley 9.775 9.875 9.775 9.600 38.850 Floor Exercise Roberson 9.775 9.900 9.950 9.900 39.475 Amara Cunningham 14. California Brenna Brooks 15. Washington Rose - - 9.900 - - Maya Washington Ruttan - - - - - Geneva Thompson 16. Nebraska Evanni Roberson Thompson 9.850 9.850 - 9.800 - 17. Kentucky Kristyn Hoffa Vandenkolk - - - - - ► C A REER H ig H S co RE S 18. Minnesota Washington - 9.800 9.825 9.850 - 19. Arizona State V UB BB FX AA Brooks 9.775 9.850 9.850 9.750 - ► T HE L ast T im E W as H I N gto N ... 20. Ohio State Brovedani - - - - - 21. BYU Won a home meet... 3/9/18 vs. UC Davis/SPU (197.400) Copiak 9.875 9.900 9.900 - - 22. Arkansas Won a road meet... Cunningham 9.775 - - 9.775 - 23. Iowa State 2/1/19 at Stanford (195.825-195.475) Hoffa 9.850 - - 9.900 - Won a neautral site meet... McLellan - - - - - 24. Stanford 1/2/04 at Cancun Invitational (196.450) 25. Arizona Lost a home meet... Nelson 9.775 9.825 9.850 9.875 - 1/26/19 vs. Oregon St (195.900-196.100) Riley 9.875 9.950 9.800 9.675 - ► PAC-12 STANDINGS Lost a road meet... Roberson 9.875 9.900 9.925 9.900 39.475 1/12/19 at Nebraska (195.550-195.250) Average Overall Score Rose - - 9.900 - - Lost a neautral site meet... 1. UCLA 3/24/18 at Pac-12s (4th, 196.750) Ruttan - - - - - 2. Utah Scored a 197 or higher... Thompson 9.850 9.850 - 9.800 - 3. Oregon State 3/9/18 vs. UC Davis/SPU (197.400) Vandenkolk - - - - - Scored a 197 or higher at home... Washington - 9.900 9.850 9.900 - 4. California 3/9/18 vs. UC Davis/SPU (197.400) 5. Washington Scored a 197 or higher on the road... 6. Arizona State 3/3/18 at Southern Utah (197.075-196.075) ► this Week in the pac-12 Won the All-Around at home... Friday, February 8 7. Stanford 1/26/19 vs. Oregon St (Evanni Roberson) Oregon State at Arizona 8. Arizona Won the All-Around on the road/neutral... 2/1/19 at Stanford (Evanni Roberson) Saturday, February 9 Scored a perfect 10.00... Cal at Utah ► HUSKY HIGH SCORE WHEN... 3/5/04 vs. Utah/Iowa/Chicago (Emily Pritchard) Stanford at Arizona State At Home 195.900 On The Road 196.525 Sunday, February 10 Neutral Site -- UCLA at Washington ► 2018 aWaRds 2019 Meet Results Hailey Burleson-All-Pac-12 (BB, Date Opponent Site Score FX) Jan 12 Nebraska Lincoln, NE L, 195.250-195.550 Jan 18 Arizona Tucson, AZ W,196.525-195.650 Monica Riley- All-Pac-12 (UB) Jan 26 Oregon State Seattle, WA L, 195.900-196.100 Feb 1 Stanford Stanford, CA W, 195.825-195.475 Evanni Roberson- All-Pac-12 (BB) Feb 10 UCLA Seattle, WA Feb 15 Perfect 10 Challenge Oklahoma City, OK Feb 23 California Berkeley, CA March 1 Boise State/Utah State Boise, ID March 8 Sac. State, Iowa Seattle, WA March 10 Southern Utah Seattle, WA March 15 UC Davis/Illinois/Yale Davis, CA March 23 Pac-12 Championship West Valley City, UT April 4 NCAA Regionals TBD April 19 NCAA Nationals Fort Worth, TX UW 2019 Event-by-Event Scores Date Opponent Total Vault Bars Beam Floor Jan 12 Nebraska 195.250 48.825 48.825 48.825 48.775 Jan 18 Arizona 196.525 48.925 49.275 49.400 48.925 Jan 26 Oregon State 195.900 48.850 48.950 48.875 49.225 Feb 1 Stanford 195.825 48.875 48.925 49.000 49.025 Feb 10 UCLA Feb 15 Perfect 10 Challenge Feb 23 California March 1 Boise State/Utah State March 8 Sacramento State/Iowa March 10 Southern Utah March 15 UC Davis/Illinois/Yale March 23 Pac-12 Championship April 4 NCAA Regionals April 19 NCAA Nationals Season Average 195.875 48.869 48.994 49.025 48.988 Season High Scores 196.525 48.925 49.275 49.400 49.225 2019 ROSTER Name YR Hometown (Club) Brenna Brooks Freshman Dallas, Texas (WOGA Gymnastics) Talia Brovedani Freshman Oakland, Calif.
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