Stallings and Glynn Earn Event Wins on Sunday; Gymnastics Scores 193.200 at UNH

Sunday, January 15

Durham, N.H.

2 PM ET

Temple University

193.200

194.475

UNH

Photo by: Stu Horne

Stallings and Glynn Earn Event Wins on Sunday; Gymnastics Scores 193.200 at UNH

1.15.23 | Women's Gymnastics

Meet Results (PDF)

DURHAM, N.H. – Freshman Ashley Glynn and sophomore Sarah Stallings earned event victories on Sunday afternoon during the University of New Hampshire tri-meet, but it wasn't enough for Temple to earn the meet victory. As a team the Owls finished in third place with a 193.200, with the host UNH winning the meet with a 194.475, while CMU finished in second with a 194.100.

HOW IT HAPPENED

Three Owls including Glynn, Sarah Stallings, and Renee Schugman earned scores of 9.8 or better during the Sunday afternoon meet.
Glynn's 9.850 on the vault was a career-high and first-career event win.
Sophomore Sarah Stallings earned her second straight event win on the bars with a 9.850.
Renee Schugman's 9.850 led the Owls on the floor, good for a tie of second place with UNH's Kylie Gorgenyi.
The lone gymnast to compete in the all-around was Hannah Stallings. The sophomore totaled a season-high 38.425 in the four events to pick up the win.

Bars (Rotation 1 – 48.625)

Sarah Stallings tied Gorgenyi and Luciano Alvarado-Reid for first place with a 9.850.
Cyrena Whalen and Hannah Stallings had scores of 9.725 and 9.700, respectively. Whalen finished the meet tied for seventh place, while Stallings tied for ninth.
Senior Madison Brooks scored a season-high 9.675.

Beam (Rotation 2 – 48.325)

Three Owls including Brooke Donabedian, Madison Dorunda, and Sarah Stallings led the Owls with scores in the 9.7 scoring range.
Donabedian and Dorunda tied for third on the apparatus with a team-high 9.775.
Dorunda's 9.775 score ties a career-high, while setting a new season-high benchmark for the sophomore.

Floor (Rotation 3 – 48.325)

The Owls picked up a season-high 48.325 on the floor.
Renee Schugman fell .25 points of tying her career-high as she scored a 9.850 on Sunday.

Vault (Rotation 4 – 48.375)

The Cherry and White picked up a season-high 48.375.
Sarah Stallings also joined the event-winner Glynn in the top 10 on the night as she scored a 9.725, good for a tie of seventh-place.

Head Coach Josh Nilson about his team's performance
"The team hasn't found their stride yet. We did a lot of great things and had a lot of great performances. We will build and adjust. I say to the team often that the difference between a good team and a great team is how quickly they can make the adjustment. We are excited to compete at home Friday."

Up Next
Temple returns to action on Friday, Jan. 20 as it hosts Alumni Night in McGonigle Hall at 7 p.m. ET. The Owls will take on LIU, Bridgeport, and Cornell. Alumni that wants to take part of this special night is urged to RSVP by clicking this link >>> https://bit.ly/3QLM8sm

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