
Elena Lawson Takes Vault Title As Falcons Compete At Northern Illinois
January 31, 2021 | Gymnastics
DeKalb, Ill. – Elena Lawson won the vault crown and the Bowling Green gymnastics team continued to work closer to full lineups as the Falcons competed at Northern Illinois Sunday. NIU won the meet with a team score of 193.150, compared to BGSU's score of 179.525, but the individual results were more important for the Falcons.
FULL RESULTS
TOP PLACE-FINISHERS
OTHER NOTABLE PERFORMANCES
FROM HEAD COACH KERRIE TURNER
"I definitely saw progress from last weekend to this weekend. Our team is hungry to fill line-up spots and get back to full strength. I expect that we will be at full lineups next weekend and then we will build towards hitting our routines as a team. I continue to be impressed with the character of our student-athletes through a roller coaster ride of a January. We had to be patient through the early part of this season but everyone in our program believes that every opportunity to compete is strengthening our resolve."
UP NEXT
FULL RESULTS
TOP PLACE-FINISHERS
- Elena Lawson earned the team's lone win of the day, scoring a 9.800 on vault. That score tied her season-high, which came in the season-opener at Kent State. It also ties the highest vault score of the year for the team.
- Taylor Jensen competed in the all-around for the third consecutive meet and ended second with a 37.800 score.
- Paige Bachner earned a season-best score of 9.675 on balance beam. That was good for third place on the day.
OTHER NOTABLE PERFORMANCES
- Katelyn Goldstrom had a season-best vault score of 9.650, as well as a season-best floor routine of 9.525.
- Tess Muir competed on uneven bars for the first time in her collegiate career, scoring a 9.250.
- Freshman Sarina Ross made her collegiate debut, recording a 9.400 on balance beam.
- On floor, Alex Fochler competed for the first time this season, posting a 9.625.
- Fochler had the team's top score on bars with a 9.675.
- Taylor Jensen recorded the team's top score on floor, a 9.700.
FROM HEAD COACH KERRIE TURNER
"I definitely saw progress from last weekend to this weekend. Our team is hungry to fill line-up spots and get back to full strength. I expect that we will be at full lineups next weekend and then we will build towards hitting our routines as a team. I continue to be impressed with the character of our student-athletes through a roller coaster ride of a January. We had to be patient through the early part of this season but everyone in our program believes that every opportunity to compete is strengthening our resolve."
UP NEXT
- Bowling Green will hold its home opener Friday as the Falcons host Central Michigan at 5:00 pm. That begins a string of three straight home meets.
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