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2010 Auburngymnastics AUBURNGymnastics WWW. AUBURNTIGERS.COM MEDIA RELATIONS CONTACT: SCOTT KEMPS JANUARY 28, 2010 E: [email protected] C: 201*248*0816 O: 334*844*9900 The Meet Meet 4: No. 8 Georgia • The No. 15 Auburn gymnastics team (0-3, 0-2) will host the No. 8 Georgia Gym Dogs (1-2, 1-0) Friday at 7 p.m. from Beard-Eaves-Memorial Coliseum. The meet is an “All Au- Location: Auburn, Ala. burn - All Orange” event and light up key chains will be distributed to the first 500 fans Date: Friday, Jan. 29, 7 p.m. courtesy of Verizon Wireless. The meet will be televised by CSS on a tape-delayed basis Venue: Beard-Eaves-Memorial Coliseum on Feb. 2 at 9 p.m. CT, with former Georgia head coach Suzanne Yoculan on the call. Live Stats/Video: AuburnTigers.com Twitter: AU_Gymnastics • Friday’s matchup marks the 63rd all-time meeting between the Tigers and Gym Dogs, with Georgia holding a perfect 62-0 record against the Auburn dating back to 1986. The closest Auburn has ever come to defeating Georgia was on Feb. 24, 2006, as the Tigers were defeated 196.550-196.150. 2010 Schedule • Last season, Auburn faced the Gym Dogs twice, with Georgia taking both meets. The Date Opponent Time/Result first meeting came on Feb. 7, 2009, as Georgia defeated Auburn in Athens, 197.250- Jan. 8 #3 ALABAMA* L, 195.200-195.650 195.925. At the 2009 SEC Championships, the Gym Dogs marked a 196.925 to Auburn’s Jan. 15 #2 OKLAHOMA^ L, 195.325-196.300 196.350. Jan. 22 at #16 LSU* L, 193.900-195.650 • Administrative assistant Tiffany Tolnay will be facing her former team for the first Jan. 29 #8 GEORGIA* 7 p.m. time, as she was a four-time team National Champion and 16-time All-American for the Feb. 5 at Arkansas* 7 p.m. Gym Dogs from 2006-2009. Feb. 12 at Kentucky* 6 p.m. Scouting Georgia Feb. 26 FLORIDA* 7 p.m. • The Gym Dogs will enter Friday’s meet ranked as the No. 8 team in the country, after March 5 DENVER 7 p.m. beginning the season at No. 1 and holding at No. 10 the past two weeks. March 13 at Ohio State 3 p.m. March 20 at Maryland 3 p.m. • Georgia is coming off its highest score of the season, a 196.500 loss to Utah on Jan. 22. vs. George Washington The squad had season-highs in all four events with a 49.325 on beam, 49.250 on bars, 49.150 on vault, and a 48.775 on floor. vs. Yale March 27 SEC Championship All Day • The Gym Dogs rank in the top-10 in the nation in three events, where they are second (at Jacksonville, Fla.) on beam (49.050), third on bars (49.092), and eighth on vault (49.150). Like Auburn, the April 10 NCAA Regionals All Day Gym Dogs have struggled on floor this season, as they are ranked 22nd with an average (at TBD) score of 48.492. April 22-24 NCAA Championships All Day • A trio of Gym Dogs rank in the top-10 nationally on an individual basis, as Courtney (at Gainesville, Fla.) McCool is second on floor, Grace Taylor is second on beam and Marcia Newby is eighth on vault. *denotes SEC opponent ^denotes “Flip for the Cure” meet No. 11 Auburn Gymnastics Falls to No. 16 LSU All times are Central • The No. 11 Auburn gymnastics team fell to No. 16 LSU 195.650-193.900 Jan. 22 at Pete Maravich Assembly Center. Auburn was led by senior Krissy Voss who led Auburn in two events, and scored career-highs of 9.825 on bars and 39.200 in the all-around compe- All home meets are in BOLD and will take tition to place second. place in Beard-Eaves-Memorial Coliseum • Auburn opened up on bars in its first road meet of the season, an event that has been a strength through the first two meets. Auburn’s seniors didn’t disappoint, as Krissy Voss led off the night with a career-high on the apparatus with a 9.825. Classmate Carmen Nelms followed up Voss’ performance, tying her own career best with another 9.825. Up Next for the Tigers... Sophomore Allyson Sandusky, who entered the meet as the No. 10 bars competitor in the Opponent: Arkansas country, turned a solid 9.8, as Auburn tallied a 48.325 in the first rotation. Location: Fayetteville, Ark. Date: Friday, Feb. 5, 7 p.m. • In rotation two, Auburn was on vault, while LSU took to the bars. Auburn hit all-six Venue: Barnhill Arena routines, as Voss continued her solid night, hitting a season-high 9.8 in the second posi- tion, while a pair of freshman, Maya Wickus and Toi Garcia, each hit 9.825’s. Sophomore Justine Foster turned in a 9.85 as the anchor, giving Auburn a season-high 49.075 on the second rotation. Auburn2010 Gymnastics GymInfo Rankings • LSU had a trio of competitors scored at least a 9.85, as Summer Hubbard and Jackson hit 9.875’s. Sabrina Franceschelli scored a 9.85. Auburn benefitted from a pair of LSU falls Jan. 24 on bars that gave LSU a 48.750 on the event. After two rotations, LSU held a slim .325 lead over Auburn. 1. Alabama 2. Oklahoma • Rotation three found Auburn on the floor, while LSU took to the beam. Sophomore Ky- 3. Utah lie Shields led off for Auburn with a 9.75, which proved to be Auburn’s second-best score 4. Florida in the event. Rachel Inniss scored a 9.725 in the anchor spot, but Auburn was once again 5. Stanford led by Voss, who eclipsed the 9.8 mark for the third-time in the meet with a 9.8 to lead in 6. Oregon State the exercise. Auburn suffered a trio of falls, resulting in a 47.750 on floor. 7. UCLA 8. Georgia • Auburn was on beam in the fourth rotation, where Inniss led Auburn with a 9.875 win- 9. Nebraska ning the event for the first time in her career. Both Voss and Shields each scored 9.775’s 10. Arkansas 11. Missouri to give Auburn a beam total of 48.700. LSU was on floor in the final rotation, where LSU 12. Kentucky marked a pair of 9.9’s, courtesy of Kayla Rogers and Jackson to total a 49.275 floor score. 13. LSU 14. Iowa State • Voss placed second in the all-around to Jackson, the No. 1 all-around competitor in the 15. Auburn country. Shields compiled a 39.050 to place fifth in the competition. 16. Denver 17. Michigan 18. Southern Utah Tigers No. 15 in GymInfo Poll 19. Penn State • The Auburn gymnastics team is ranked No. 15 in the latest edition of the GymInfo Col- 20. Arizona legiate Gymnastics poll, the organization released Sunday. 21. Boise St. 22. Michigan St. • Auburn is ranked 15th with a 195.325 average after previously holding down the No. 23. Minnesota 11 spot. 24. Washington 25. Ohio State • A pair of sophomores highlight the individual rankings for the Tigers, as Allyson San- dusky is 18th on bars with a 9.842 average. Classmate Kylie Shields is ranked 27th with Italics denotes 2010 opponent a 9.817 average on beam. Senior Krissy Voss, coming off the best all-around performance of her career against LSU, is ranked 33rd in the all-around with a 38.933. Preseason: 14th Jan. 11: 9th • In event-by-event rankings, the Tigers rank 15th on vault (48.942), 18th on bars (48.950), Jan. 18: 11th eighth on beam (48.925) and 30th on floor with a 48.375. Jan. 25: 15th • Two of the teams Auburn has faced this season now rank in No. 1 and No. 2 in the nation, as Alabama leads the team rankings with a score of 196.458, and is followed by Event-by-Event Rankings Oklahoma with a 196.400, Utah (195.992), and Florida (195.967). Stanford closes out the top-five with a 195.833. Week: Event Rank Score 1 Beam 5th 48.925 Auburn Edged By No. 2 Oklahoma Bars 7th 48.925 • The No. 9 Auburn gymnastics team was edged by No. 2 Oklahoma 196.300-195.325 Vault 14th 48.775 Jan. 15 at Beard-Eaves-Memorial Coliseum. An enthusiastic crowd of 5,750 fans were on Floor 18th 48.575 hand to support Auburn’s annual “Flip for the Cure” meet to combat breast cancer, as both Auburn and Oklahoma sported pink leotards during the meet. 2 Beam 9th 48.726 Bars 8th 48.937 • The Tigers opened the night on vault, where a trio of Tigers turned in solid scores. Vault 18th 48.875 Freshman Toi Garcia paced Auburn with first event title of her young career, scoring a Floor 19th 48.678 9.875. Sophomore Justine Foster chipped in a 9.850, and classmate Allyson Sandusky hit a 9.825 to give Auburn an event score of 48.975. 3 Beam 8th 48.925 Bars 18th 48.950 • Auburn then moved to bars, where Sandusky continued her solid night, tying a career- Vault 15th 48.942 high of 9.9 that she established last year at the SEC Championships. Also shining on bars Floor 30th 48.375 was freshman Petrina Yokay with a 9.825. In total, Auburn scored a 48.950 in the bar discipline heading into the third rotation.
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