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Gophers Close Out 2018 with Intrasquad Success
12/31/2018 7:11:00 PM | Gymnastics
Sophomore Lexy Ramler led the University of Minnesota women's gymnastics team in the annual intrasquad meet Monday evening earning the top score on three of the four apparatuses. The Gophers posted a team score of 194.050 for the day
"It was a great event," head coach Jenny Hansen said. "I was really proud of the team. I think they keep getting better in different ways. We're learning a lot as we go, and hopefully we are taking those improvements and will apply them to our next meet. I feel really good about where we are at right now and where we are going."
Ramler finished with an all-around score of 39.200, which averages 9.800 per event.
"It was great to get out there and get the jitters and nerves out," said Lexy Ramler. "I'm here to do the best for my team, so for me to be able to do that out there felt awesome."
Sophomore Ona Loper followed in the all-around competition with a second-place score of 37.875.
VAULT
To begin the meet Ramler edged out the victory with a 9.775 on vault. Freshman Tiarre Sales came in as a close second after scoring a 9.725 in her first ever collegiate vault.
BARS
Ramler led again in the uneven bars with a 9.875, the highest mark of the night. Ivy Lu claimed second place with her score of 9.825, and Sales notched another top three finish thanks to her score of 9.700 in the event.
"Our freshman hit every routine tonight," Hansen said, "which is pretty impressive for the first time competing in this arena. I'm really proud of them and excited about this group.
BEAM
Ramler scored a 9.825 on beam to earn her third and final event win of the night. Lu and Loper both posted a 9.750 to tie for second, and Abbie Nylin came in fourth with a 9.725.
The team posted a total score of 48.750 on beam, which was the highest among the four events.
FLOOR
Four Gophers posted scores of 9.700 or higher on the floor exercise. Rachel Cutler won the event with a 9.750 and was followed by Ramler's 9.725. Casey Betts and Paige Williams tied for third with their scores of 9.700.Â
UP NEXT
Minnesota kicks off its season this Friday at Arizona State in a quad dual against the Sun Devils, UIC and Missouri. The Gophers return to the Maturi Pavilion Jan. 12 to host the Best of Minnesota meet in which they will take on Gustavus, Winona State, and Hamline on Club Night. Youth gymnasts can get into the meet for free. Click here for more details. In addition, it will also be the first community night of the season recognizing junior Kristen Quaglia.
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"It was a great event," head coach Jenny Hansen said. "I was really proud of the team. I think they keep getting better in different ways. We're learning a lot as we go, and hopefully we are taking those improvements and will apply them to our next meet. I feel really good about where we are at right now and where we are going."
Ramler finished with an all-around score of 39.200, which averages 9.800 per event.
"It was great to get out there and get the jitters and nerves out," said Lexy Ramler. "I'm here to do the best for my team, so for me to be able to do that out there felt awesome."
Sophomore Ona Loper followed in the all-around competition with a second-place score of 37.875.
VAULT
To begin the meet Ramler edged out the victory with a 9.775 on vault. Freshman Tiarre Sales came in as a close second after scoring a 9.725 in her first ever collegiate vault.
BARS
Ramler led again in the uneven bars with a 9.875, the highest mark of the night. Ivy Lu claimed second place with her score of 9.825, and Sales notched another top three finish thanks to her score of 9.700 in the event.
"Our freshman hit every routine tonight," Hansen said, "which is pretty impressive for the first time competing in this arena. I'm really proud of them and excited about this group.
BEAM
Ramler scored a 9.825 on beam to earn her third and final event win of the night. Lu and Loper both posted a 9.750 to tie for second, and Abbie Nylin came in fourth with a 9.725.
The team posted a total score of 48.750 on beam, which was the highest among the four events.
FLOOR
Four Gophers posted scores of 9.700 or higher on the floor exercise. Rachel Cutler won the event with a 9.750 and was followed by Ramler's 9.725. Casey Betts and Paige Williams tied for third with their scores of 9.700.Â
UP NEXT
Minnesota kicks off its season this Friday at Arizona State in a quad dual against the Sun Devils, UIC and Missouri. The Gophers return to the Maturi Pavilion Jan. 12 to host the Best of Minnesota meet in which they will take on Gustavus, Winona State, and Hamline on Club Night. Youth gymnasts can get into the meet for free. Click here for more details. In addition, it will also be the first community night of the season recognizing junior Kristen Quaglia.
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