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Women's Gymnastics
Gymnastics Travels to Pittsburgh
March 7, 2013
EAST LANSING, Mich. – Michigan State women’s gymnastics heads to Pittsburgh, Pa., to take on Pittsburgh this Friday, March 8, at 7 p.m. Last weekend, the Spartans fell to Michigan in their final home dual meet of the season. Looking Back On vault, senior Taira Neal tied her career-best score of 9.925 to take second place. Freshman Lisa Burt led the Spartans on the uneven bars, earning a 9.825. Registering a 9.875 to pace the Spartans on beam and take second place was junior Dani Levy. Levy also led the Spartans on floor, scoring a 9.875, to tie for third place. In the all-around competition, Burt earned a total of 38.400 to place third, while the Wolverines' Joanna Sampson took the win, posting a 39.650. Planning for Pittsburgh Lisa Soto leads Pittsburgh on vault, tallying an average score of 9.810 on the event. The Panthers’ Alyssa Adrian scores an average of 9.740 on uneven bars. Laura Kummerle is 49th in the nation with an average mark of 9.820 on the balance beam, while Lindsey Offutt is 35th on floor with a 9.870. Pittsburgh averages a 48.770 on vault to sit at 37th in the nation. At 32nd in the rankings, the Panthers post a 48.720 on bars. The Panthers take 33rd on balance beam, with an average score o f 48.625. On floor exercise, Pittsburgh posts an event-high score of 49.055 to take 18th.
Last season, Michigan State edged Pittsburgh for the win, 193.875-193.475. Spartans in the Rankings Leading the Spartans on vault is senior captain Taira Neal, averaging a 9.860, to take 45th in the nation. Freshman Lisa Burt tops MSU on uneven bars (9.875) and the all-around (38.705). On beam, sophomore Alina Cartwright leads with a 9.760, while freshman Nicola Deans leads with a 9.800 on the floor exercise. 2013 Big Ten Gymnastics Championships Next Up |
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