Taylor Worthington

Central Michigan

Feb 22 (Sun)

2 p.m.

Class:
Senior
High School:
West Warwick
Hometown:
West Warwick, R.I.

2020:

Competed on beam for the Falcons
Missed the opening meet of the season but took part in the final nine outings
Scored at least a 9.800 four times on beam and at least 9.700 on six occasions
Recorded a season-best 9.875 on beam at Western Michigan
Added identical 9.850 scores at Rutgers and at home against Central Michigan

2019:

Competed on vault and beam
Named MAC Specialist of the Week after scoring a 9.900 on beam and a 9.825 on vault against UIC
Also scored a 9.900 on beam at Central Michigan
Recorded a career-best 9.850 on vault against Kent State

2018:

Did not compete during 2018 season

2017:

Competed in all 13 meets on the balance beam and in 12 of 13 on the vault
Won beam event with 9.850 against Western Michigan
Tied for win on beam and set personal best with 9.875 versus New Hampshire
Placed second on beam (9.825) in home opener against Illinois State
Helped BGSU win at CMU for first time in 30 years with 9.825 on beam for third place
Finished fourth on beam with 9.775 on two occasions
Posted season-best 9.775 on vault in back-to-back meets against Kent State and at Michigan State
Added 9.700-or-better vault scores in five other meets, including 9.750 at MAC Championships for 20th place

High School:

A 2016 graduate of West Warwick High School
Competed for Aim High Academy gymnastics club
Rhode Island state champion in 2013, 2014 and 2015
Regional competitor in 2013, 2014 and 2015
Junior Olympics national competitor in 2014 and 2015
Member of National Honor Society

Personal:

Full name is Taylor Marie Worthington
Daughter of Juhnny and Lori Worthington
Has a sister, Alyssa
Born Nov. 13, 1998
Majoring in Exercise Science

Worthington Accolades

MAC Specialist of the Week (1/22/19)

WCGA Scholastic All-America (2019)

Academic All-MAC (2019)

Career Bests
Vault - 9.850 vs Kent State (2/17/19)
Beam - 9.900 at Central Michigan (2/22/19)

Scholarship made possible by the Champions Circle gift of Lee and Marge Meserve.