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Coming off a season-high team score last week, the Central Michigan University gymnastics team will attempt to match the consistency of Bowling Green State University when it hosts the Falcons at 1 p.m. Sunday.
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Searching for vengeance against Mid-American Conference rival Kent State University, the Central Michigan University gymnastics team heads to Ohio for a matchup with the Golden Flashes at 2 p.m. Sunday.
The Central Michigan University gymnastics team fell to Northern Illinois University 194.025-193.925 at McGuirk Arena on Friday night. It was the first Mid-American Conference loss of the season for CMU.
A determined Central Michigan University gymnastics team hosts Mid-American Conference foe Northern Illinois University at 7 p.m. today.
Kylie Fagan knows what success feels like. She has been succeeding for quite some time now.
Central Michigan University and Eastern Michigan University won the Michigan-Illinois Classic, yet individually CMU fell behind EMU.
With the national rankings and a Mid-American Conference championship on their minds, members of the Central Michigan University gymnastics team will take part in the fifth year of the Michigan vs. Illinois Challenge at 5 p.m. on Saturday in Normal, Ill.
Five-time Mid-American Conference Champions is a formidable title to live up to.
When fans think gymnasts, they think elegant flips, mounts, dismounts, tumbles and stuck landings. The last thing someone would picture is gymnasts dancing to Cotton Eye Joe. The Rednex 1995 instant classic is played at every home meet right as the gymnasts are heading to their final event on floor. The Central Michigan University gymnasts that are watching from the sidelines bust a move to this popular song while often. “We’ve been doing it since (19)96,” said head coach Jerry Reighard. Reighard, who has lead CMU since 1984-5, has seen countless gymnasts come and go, yet, the Cotton Eye Joe dance traditions live on after nearly two decades. “I feel like it’s a way to loosen up before the last event,” said senior Taylor Noonan. “It gets everyone on their feet, the kids seem to just absolutely love it. It’s kind of like the seventh inning stretch sort of thing. It takes the pressure off the girls and have some fun.” By the time the dance starts, the Chippewas are heading to their final rotation. The dance gives the team a chance to bond with the home fans. The floor mat is located in the corner of McGuirk Arena, in between the general seating and the student section. “It gets everyone pumped up, when its on everyone gets happy and the fans dance along,” said junior Taylor Bolender. “It de-stresses you when you’re on floor warming up.” For freshman like Katy Clements has found herself dancing with the rest of the team in all three home meets thus far and admits they do it even at practice. “We will sometimes even do it on the practice day before a meet,” said Clements.
Senior and No. 1 ranked Mid-American Conference beam gymnast Taylor Noonan was forced to watch her team compete against Illinois while on crutches last Sunday.
With high hopes and low scores, the Central Michigan University gymnastics team is attempting to finish its three meet home stand on a winning note.
Senior gymnast Taylor Noonan was given the Central Michigan University 2014 Dick Enberg Scholar Athlete of the Year Award on Wednesday.
Central Michigan University gymnastics helped solidify its standing as the best Mid-American Conference gymnastics team at the MAC Championships.
Junior Halle Moraw just missed a shot at being the first All-American in program history, but she’s not hanging her head.
When senior Emily Heinz’s balance beam score was displayed as a 9.85, gymnastics head coach Jerry Reighard was furious.
This season isn't done yet.
