Temple University Athletics
Nilson Announces 2023 Gymnastics Schedule
11.10.22 | Women's Gymnastics
The Owls will host four home meets this season, beginning on Jan. 20
PHILADELPHIA – Temple women's gymnastics will compete in 12 regular season meets during the 2023 season, announced by head coach Josh Nilson on Thursday.
"We are pleased with our schedule this year. It is demanding and exciting. We see 20 different teams in the regular season, four of those competitions include Big 10 teams, four include future ACC teams, and we are competing in NY on podium late in February. This will be an exciting and historic year for Temple Gymnastics. Make sure you tune in! Our opening competition is the second annual Keystone Classic- hosted in Pittsburgh at the Fitzgerald Field House Jan. 6 at 7 p.m." expressed Nilson.
Temple is coming off a 2022 season breaking school records on the vault, beam, and overall team score, additionally tying the floor team score. Individually, several Owls broke personal best scores but were highlighted by Julianna Roland breaking the school's vault record and Brooke Donabedian tying the floor record. In addition, the team made a tremendous run through the EAGL Championship, where they finished in third place, while tying for the fourth-highest score in school history.
TU begins season for the first two weeks, opening the year on Jan. 6 at Pitt with the second-annual Keystone Classic. The Owls will square off with four other Pennsylvania schools; Pitt, Penn State, and Penn. The Cherry and White will then travel to New Hampshire on Jan. 15 for a tri-meet with UNH and Central Michigan.
The team will be at home in McGonigle Hall on Jan. 20 in the Alumni Night Meet against LIU, Cornell, and Bridgeport for the first of four home meets in 2023.
Temple will begin a stretch of being on the road for three straight meets. On Feb. 5, the Owls will face off against the Yale Bulldogs, a quad meet on Feb. 10 versus EAGL teams Towson, NC State, and Pitt, and a dual meet at George Washington on Feb. 17.
On Feb. 19, the Owls will host their annual Pink Meet as part of the Ken Anderson Invitational as George Washington, NC State, and Penn visit North Broad.
The Cherry and White will be back on the road for two straight meets during the last weekend of February. On Feb. 24, Temple will face off in a dual against North Carolina and then head to New York, N.Y., for a podium meet against Long Island, NC State, and Illinois on Feb. 25.
To close the book on the home portion of the 2023 season, Temple will face West Chester, Maryland, and Towson in a quad meet on Mar. 2. Just three days later, on Mar. 5, the Owls will honor its senior class as they take on Southern Connecticut State, Fisk, Ursinus.
On Mar. 12, the Owls will finish the regular season as they travel to Maryland for a five-team meet versus Maryland, Towson, George Washington, and Yale.
The postseason will begin on Saturday, Mar. 18, with the eight-team EAGL Championships hosted by the University of New Hampshire.
The NCAA Regionals will follow on March 29-Apr. 1 with sites to be determined, while the NCAA Women's Gymnastics Championships will be held on Apr. 13-15 at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas.
For complete coverage of Temple gymnastics, follow the Owls on social media @TUWG (Twitter), facebook.com/ TempleWGymnastics (Facebook), @templegymnastics (Instagram), or visit the official home of Temple University Athletics at owlsports.com and on TikTok @templeowls.
"We are pleased with our schedule this year. It is demanding and exciting. We see 20 different teams in the regular season, four of those competitions include Big 10 teams, four include future ACC teams, and we are competing in NY on podium late in February. This will be an exciting and historic year for Temple Gymnastics. Make sure you tune in! Our opening competition is the second annual Keystone Classic- hosted in Pittsburgh at the Fitzgerald Field House Jan. 6 at 7 p.m." expressed Nilson.
Temple is coming off a 2022 season breaking school records on the vault, beam, and overall team score, additionally tying the floor team score. Individually, several Owls broke personal best scores but were highlighted by Julianna Roland breaking the school's vault record and Brooke Donabedian tying the floor record. In addition, the team made a tremendous run through the EAGL Championship, where they finished in third place, while tying for the fourth-highest score in school history.
TU begins season for the first two weeks, opening the year on Jan. 6 at Pitt with the second-annual Keystone Classic. The Owls will square off with four other Pennsylvania schools; Pitt, Penn State, and Penn. The Cherry and White will then travel to New Hampshire on Jan. 15 for a tri-meet with UNH and Central Michigan.
The team will be at home in McGonigle Hall on Jan. 20 in the Alumni Night Meet against LIU, Cornell, and Bridgeport for the first of four home meets in 2023.
Temple will begin a stretch of being on the road for three straight meets. On Feb. 5, the Owls will face off against the Yale Bulldogs, a quad meet on Feb. 10 versus EAGL teams Towson, NC State, and Pitt, and a dual meet at George Washington on Feb. 17.
On Feb. 19, the Owls will host their annual Pink Meet as part of the Ken Anderson Invitational as George Washington, NC State, and Penn visit North Broad.
The Cherry and White will be back on the road for two straight meets during the last weekend of February. On Feb. 24, Temple will face off in a dual against North Carolina and then head to New York, N.Y., for a podium meet against Long Island, NC State, and Illinois on Feb. 25.
To close the book on the home portion of the 2023 season, Temple will face West Chester, Maryland, and Towson in a quad meet on Mar. 2. Just three days later, on Mar. 5, the Owls will honor its senior class as they take on Southern Connecticut State, Fisk, Ursinus.
On Mar. 12, the Owls will finish the regular season as they travel to Maryland for a five-team meet versus Maryland, Towson, George Washington, and Yale.
The postseason will begin on Saturday, Mar. 18, with the eight-team EAGL Championships hosted by the University of New Hampshire.
The NCAA Regionals will follow on March 29-Apr. 1 with sites to be determined, while the NCAA Women's Gymnastics Championships will be held on Apr. 13-15 at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas.
For complete coverage of Temple gymnastics, follow the Owls on social media @TUWG (Twitter), facebook.com/ TempleWGymnastics (Facebook), @templegymnastics (Instagram), or visit the official home of Temple University Athletics at owlsports.com and on TikTok @templeowls.
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