Knew it was going to be interesting…Not sure I thought it would be quite this interesting.
PrOUd of the fight every single one of these guys showed against what is unquestionably an absolutely stacked Stanford squad. Met our pre-meet goal of a 95%+ hit rate. That’s #OUDNAhttps://t.co/ZGrdNjTgtC
Tonry has led Yale’s women’s gymnastics team since its inception in 1973, capturing 16 Ivy League championships after fighting for the team’s varsity status and clashing with the athletic department in the 1970s. …
With no competitions for the Bulldogs this year, Tonry reflected on her beginnings with Yale gymnastics and the nearly half-century since. …
“I think what makes Barb so successful is her confidence and her belief in everything about her program,” current Yale gymnastics captain Charlotte Cooperman ’21 said.
“She was an extremely successful athlete and brings the same mentality into her role as a coach. She believes in her gymnasts and gets her gymnasts to understand their own abilities as a team.” …
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After facing arguably the most difficult pandemic challenges of any team, which ended up spilling over into the season, Stanford finally has their full roster back on campus.
Two competitions in week eight showcased the fact that this team is really in a league of their own. The Cardinal will only continue to gain distance on the rest of the field as they build up to full strength as we approach the postseason. …
Andrew Bitner, Bennet Huang, Blake Sun, Brennan Pantazis, Cameron Bock, Danny Graham, Gage Dyer, Griffin Kehler, Matt Wenske, Sean Neighbarager, & Shane Wiskus.
The 2021 Nissen-Emery nominees are: Andrew Bitner, Bennet Huang, Blake Sun, Brennan Pantazis, Cameron Bock, Danny Graham, Gage Dyer, Griffin Kehler, Matt Wenske, Sean Neighbarager, & Shane Wiskus. The Finalists will be announced Friday, March 19th. #NCAAMGym#NissenEmerypic.twitter.com/dUWG19rlb2
— College Gymnastics Association (@CollegeMGym) March 11, 2021
Interim athletic director Jeremy Martin, who replaced Samantha Huge after her resignation in October over the uproar created by the proposed elimination of the seven sports, followed Rowe’s announcement with a letter underscoring the fundraising success allowing W&M’s 23-sport roster to remain intact. …
Pauline Tratz was spectacular on floor exercise yesterday at Cal, picking up her first event win of the season and tying her career-high with a 9.950! #GoBruinspic.twitter.com/53GrzOI8x1