Temple University Athletics
Saturday, February 8
Philadelphia, PA
5:00 PM
Temple University
vs
Fisk
Gymnastics Hosts Alumni Night Quad Meet
2.7.25 | Women's Gymnastics
PHILADELPHIA – Temple is set to host Alumni Night on Saturday, February 8, bringing together a competitive field featuring Southern Connecticut State, Fisk, and UPenn. The meet will begin at 5:00 PM and be held in McGonigle Hall.
VAULT
Temple started strong on vault in the Women in Sports Meet, earning a team total of 48.500. Amelia Budd led the way with an impressive 9.775, while Nikki Rengifo followed closely with a 9.750. Renee Schugman contributed a solid 9.725, while Hannah Weklar and Kyrstin Johnson each posted a 9.625. Harmony Haro rounded out the lineup with a steady 9.600 to complete the rotation.
BARS
The Owls posted a 48.300 on bars, with Sarah Stallings delivering a standout performance, scoring a team-high 9.850. Weklar followed with a strong 9.675, while Megan White and Reese DeHaan added consistent routines, scoring 9.650 and 9.575, respectively. Breanna Varano contributed a 9.550, and Mariella Brueck closed the event with an 8.825.
BEAM
Temple kept up the momentum on the beam, earning a 48.475. Madison Dorunda led the lineup with an impressive 9.825, while Schugman followed with a strong 9.750. Robyn Dunne added a solid 9.700, while White contributed a 9.625. Rounding out the rotation, Summer Ruskey and Brooke Donabedian posted scores of 9.575 and 9.500, respectively.
FLOOR
The Owls closed the meet on a high note, finishing with a team total of 48.900 on the floor. Ruskey and Donabedian led the way with matching scores of 9.825. Schugman followed closely with a 9.800, while Johnson added a solid 9.750. Dorunda and Haro wrapped up the event with scores of 9.700 and 9.675, respectively, capping off a strong overall performance for Temple.
SCOUTING SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT STATE
Southern Connecticut gymnastics posted a season-high 191.675 at the Tonry Invitational, finishing third behind Yale and Bridgeport. Otus the Owl saw standout performances across multiple events, led by Hanna Zebdi season-best 9.825 on the floor, which earned her a third-place finish. Libby Allen and Lexi Bracher shined on vault, tying for second with matching 9.775s, a season-best for both. Allen was also impressed on the beam with a team-high of 9.725, while Ciana Rios secured a second-place finish on bars with a 9.750.
SCOUTING FISK
Fisk posted a 191.375 at Rutgers, highlighted by Morgan Price's dominant all-around performance, including event wins on beam (9.875) and bars (9.825). Price also secured third place in the vault with a 9.825, while Aliyah Reed-Hammon followed closely on the beam with a 9.800. Price led the Bulldogs on the floor with a 9.800, as Ciniah Rosby added a strong 9.675. The team also posted a season-high 47.525 on bars, going 6-for-6 for the first time this season, marking a significant step forward in their progression.
SCOUTING UPENN
Penn posted a season-high 194.750, highlighted by standout performances across all events. On bars, the team posted a 48.750, with Skyelar Kerico anchoring the rotation with a team-high 9.775. Vault saw a 48.800 total, with Marissa Lassiter leading the way at 9.800 and Barrow closing with 9.825. The team excelled on the floor with a 49.075, led by Zara Gazdak career-high 9.875, while Lassiter and Kerico posted 9.825. On beam, Barrow led with a 9.700, and the team finished with a 48.125. Notable individual achievements included Lassiter winning the all-around, Barrow's vault title, Kerico's win on bars, and Gazdak's floor victory.
UP NEXT
Temple will return to action and travel to Lexington, KY for the Kentucky Meet on Feb. 14.
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.
VAULT
Temple started strong on vault in the Women in Sports Meet, earning a team total of 48.500. Amelia Budd led the way with an impressive 9.775, while Nikki Rengifo followed closely with a 9.750. Renee Schugman contributed a solid 9.725, while Hannah Weklar and Kyrstin Johnson each posted a 9.625. Harmony Haro rounded out the lineup with a steady 9.600 to complete the rotation.
BARS
The Owls posted a 48.300 on bars, with Sarah Stallings delivering a standout performance, scoring a team-high 9.850. Weklar followed with a strong 9.675, while Megan White and Reese DeHaan added consistent routines, scoring 9.650 and 9.575, respectively. Breanna Varano contributed a 9.550, and Mariella Brueck closed the event with an 8.825.
BEAM
Temple kept up the momentum on the beam, earning a 48.475. Madison Dorunda led the lineup with an impressive 9.825, while Schugman followed with a strong 9.750. Robyn Dunne added a solid 9.700, while White contributed a 9.625. Rounding out the rotation, Summer Ruskey and Brooke Donabedian posted scores of 9.575 and 9.500, respectively.
FLOOR
The Owls closed the meet on a high note, finishing with a team total of 48.900 on the floor. Ruskey and Donabedian led the way with matching scores of 9.825. Schugman followed closely with a 9.800, while Johnson added a solid 9.750. Dorunda and Haro wrapped up the event with scores of 9.700 and 9.675, respectively, capping off a strong overall performance for Temple.
SCOUTING SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT STATE
Southern Connecticut gymnastics posted a season-high 191.675 at the Tonry Invitational, finishing third behind Yale and Bridgeport. Otus the Owl saw standout performances across multiple events, led by Hanna Zebdi season-best 9.825 on the floor, which earned her a third-place finish. Libby Allen and Lexi Bracher shined on vault, tying for second with matching 9.775s, a season-best for both. Allen was also impressed on the beam with a team-high of 9.725, while Ciana Rios secured a second-place finish on bars with a 9.750.
SCOUTING FISK
Fisk posted a 191.375 at Rutgers, highlighted by Morgan Price's dominant all-around performance, including event wins on beam (9.875) and bars (9.825). Price also secured third place in the vault with a 9.825, while Aliyah Reed-Hammon followed closely on the beam with a 9.800. Price led the Bulldogs on the floor with a 9.800, as Ciniah Rosby added a strong 9.675. The team also posted a season-high 47.525 on bars, going 6-for-6 for the first time this season, marking a significant step forward in their progression.
SCOUTING UPENN
Penn posted a season-high 194.750, highlighted by standout performances across all events. On bars, the team posted a 48.750, with Skyelar Kerico anchoring the rotation with a team-high 9.775. Vault saw a 48.800 total, with Marissa Lassiter leading the way at 9.800 and Barrow closing with 9.825. The team excelled on the floor with a 49.075, led by Zara Gazdak career-high 9.875, while Lassiter and Kerico posted 9.825. On beam, Barrow led with a 9.700, and the team finished with a 48.125. Notable individual achievements included Lassiter winning the all-around, Barrow's vault title, Kerico's win on bars, and Gazdak's floor victory.
UP NEXT
Temple will return to action and travel to Lexington, KY for the Kentucky Meet on Feb. 14.
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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