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Securing its third consecutive Mid-American Conference meet, Central Michigan gymnastics beat Eastern Michigan on Friday with a score of 196.250 - 192.025, its season-best overall score.
Central Michigan gymnastics went into its third rotation with a slim lead against Bowling Green State University however, after some costly falls on beam for the Chippewas, the Falcons were able to take the lead, 146.350-145.050.
Central Michigan gymnastics placed first in all four events, picking up its first win of the season against Northern Illinois University on Saturday.
In its season opener, Central Michigan University gymnastics traveled to New Hampshire to compete in a tri-meet with the University of New Hampshire and Temple University as it fell short of a first-place victory on Sunday.
The Central Michigan Gymnastics team is coming into the season with eyes on them as the defending Mid-American Conference champions.
CMU’s Mid-American Conference title headlined a busy Friday afternoon, but a handful of Chippewas also won individual awards at the conclusion of the meet.
In what could be described as an emotional tribute to the pair of senior Chippewas set to depart from the gymnastics team following this season, McGuirk Arena roared its applause as Sierra DeMarinis and Morgan Tong took the floor for one last time in front of the crowd they have called home for the past four years.
Having fallen to Illinois twice already this season, Central Michigan hoped to come away from Friday night’s meet in Champaign, Ill. with the advantage over the Fighting Illini. However, it was unsuccessful in doing so.
CMU gymnastics added to its running total of Mid-American Conference Gymnast of the Week honorees this season as Hannah DeMers was awarded the honor on Tuesday for the third time this season; her career total for the award now sits at seven.
When tough, in-conference competition came knocking at their doorstep the Chippewas answered emphatically, taking down Kent State at Sunday’s meet in Mt. Pleasant.
CMU carried its dominance on the floor routine from last meet into DeKalb on Sunday evening, where the Chippewas earned a second-place finish in the NIU quad meet with an overall team score of 196.125.
Central Michigan gymnastics returned to McGuirk Arena for the first time in over a month on Friday evening as they hosted Western Michigan and Michigan State for an in-state duel. CMU managed to top Western’s team score of 195.400, but fell short of State’s 196.500.
Central Michigan junior Hannah DeMers has been named Mid-American Conference Gymnast of the Week. This marks her second time receiving the award on the season and the sixth time in her career at Central.
CMU gymnastics got its opportunity under the bright lights on Friday night, competing in a “Friday Night Heights” matchup on the SEC Network. The Chippewas traveled to Lexington to square off against the likes of Kentucky, the 12th ranked squad in the nation, along with Georgia and Illinois. Despite a season-best overall team score of 195.550, CMU was unable to push for a top place in the meet, finishing as the last of the four teams.
In its first tri-meet of the season, Central Michigan gymnastics posted a season-best overall team score of 194.650 and placed second in the meet, behind only Ball State’s score of 195.850. Illinois State finished as the close third with 194.525, trailing CMU by only 0.125 points.
Central Michigan gymnastics put on a tremendous display Friday night at Anderson Arena en route to a convincing 193.950-190.425 win in Bowling Green.
Following a dazzling all-around performance by Central Michigan standout Hannah DeMers against conference foe Eastern Michigan, the junior was awarded the Mid-American Conference Gymnast of the Week. DeMers is no stranger to the award, having now received the distinction five times in her career at CMU thus far.
Following a loss to Illinois to open the season, Central Michigan gymnastics hoped to bounce back in a big way by taking down the reigning Mid-American Conference champions. The Chippewas were able to put up a fight all night long but would ultimately come up short, falling to Eastern Michigan 193.525-192.925 at the George Gervin GameAbove Center on Friday evening.
The start of a new season saw Central Michigan gymnastics welcome in a Power Five opponent.
After a phenomenal 2021 regular season campaign, three Chippewas were named to the All-Mid-American Conference teams, the conference announced Friday.
