Gymnastics beats rival Western Michigan
Gymnastics tied a season-high 195.875 to beat rival Western Michigan Sunday after a tough loss at Kent State last weekend.
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Gymnastics tied a season-high 195.875 to beat rival Western Michigan Sunday after a tough loss at Kent State last weekend.
Head coach Jerry Reighard is hopes that sticking to routine will be in his team’s favor when the gymnastics team competes Sunday against Western Michigan.
The Central Michigan gymnastics team suffered a tough loss to Kent State on Friday.
Rivalry is an understatement when it comes to describing the intensity of a Central Michigan gymnastics meet against Kent State.
Brittany Petzold, competing in the all-around for the first time this season, entered McGuirk Arena Friday night with a mixture of nerves and confidence.
No. 21 gymnastics went toe-to-toe with Northern Illinois and defeated the Huskies 194.8 to 194.025 in the Royal Rumble and Tumble in McGuirk Arena on Friday.
No. 21 gymnastics are set to challenge Mid-American Conference opponent Northern Illinois at 7 p.m. tonight in McGuirk Arena.
Leotards and singlets. Perfect landings and pins. Flips and leg sweeps.
Freshman Kirsten Petzold accomplished a feat on Saturday in Chicago that not many young gymnasts can say they have.
No. 23 Central Michigan and Eastern Michigan gymnastics teamed up to take on Illinois State and the University of Illinois-Chicago in the Michigan-Illinois Challenge in Chicago Saturday night.
Gymnastics head coach Jerry Reighard said his team needs to show some grit to come out on top of Saturday’s quad meet.
Sophomore Taylor Noonan was awarded team MVP on Saturday night at the gymnastics quad meet at the Sports Pavilion in Minneapolis, Minn.
On Saturday night, the No. 20 gymnastics competed in its first quad meet of the season against No. 1 Michigan, No. 12 Minnesota and Iowa State in Minneapolis, Minn., at the Sports Pavilion.
No. 20 gymnastics has a specific mindset this weekend when competing against some top-ranked teams — upsets happen.
No. 16 gymnastics suffered its first loss by a Mid-American Conference opponent in almost three years Friday when it traveled to Ball State and fell 194.500 to 194.175.
No. 16 gymnastics will step outside its comfort zone today as the team competes in Ball State for the season’s first road meet.
Being ranked nationally at No. 16 is a nice accomplishment. But, the Central Michigan gymnastic team hopes it’s just the beginning of a climb into the top-12.
Brittany and Kirsten Petzold still remember the first big decision they ever had to make.
A solid performance on the uneven bars helped propel gymnastics to a 195.050-193.100 win over the University of New Hampshire on Friday night.
Gymnastics is looking to start Mid-American Conference competition with a 2-0 record when it meets the University of New Hampshire at 7 p.m. today in McGuirk Arena.