Owls Post Season-High on Floor, Finish Second in Sprouts Farmers Market EAGL Championships

Saturday, March 22

.Philadelphia, PA

5:00 PM

Temple University

195.775

EAGL (East Atlantic Gymnastics League)

Owls Post Season-High on Floor, Finish Second in Sprouts Farmers Market EAGL Championships

3.22.25 | Women's Gymnastics

Full Results

PHILADELPHIA, P.A. - The Temple Owls finished second as they hosted the Sprouts Farmers Market EAGL Championships in the Liacouras Center, posting a score of 195.775. George Washington came on top (195.950) with the University of New Hampshire finishing third (195.700), followed by Towson (195.675) and LIU (194.000).

ROTATION 1 (VAULT: 48.825)

The Cherry and White kicked off the Sprouts Farmers Market EAGL Championships with their second-strongest home mark in the apparatus this season, only bested by a 48.900 against Maryland (3/5).
Amelia Budd started the Owls off with a solid 9.700, followed by a 9.725 and 9.775 from Hannah Weklar and Summer Ruskey.
Temple continued to ramp up their performance with a 9.800 from Renee Schugman and a 9.825 from Krystin Johnson.

ROTATION 3 (BARS: 48.700)

Robyn Dunne made her competitive debut on the apparatus, securing a 9.750.
Weklar added a strong 9.775, matching her score at the Masters Meet (3/15).
Sarah Stallings led the Owls on the apparatus with a 9.800 in her final meet in front of a home crowd.

ROTATION 4 (BEAM: 48.875)

Three straight 9.725s from Renee Schugman, Ruskey, and Megan White gave the Cherry and White a solid start on the apparatus.
Madison Dorunda showed why she deserved to be on the EAGL First Team for Beam with a 9.825, a mark she has met or exceeded six other times this year.
Brooke Donabedian posted her second-highest mark of the season (9.875), only bested by her 9.925 on Alumni Night (2/8). She was awarded second place in this year's beam championships.

ROTATION 5 (FLOOR: 49.375)

A season-high and tied-third highest in program history, the Owls left it all out on the floor to push them into a second-place finish.
Every Owl posted a 9.825 or higher.
EAGL First Team - Floor for a reason, Kyrstin Johnson provides a stellar 9.900 performance. The mark lifted her to a tied-third-place finish in the floor championships.
Schugman followed Johnson with a 9.900 of her own, a season-high. She shared the third-place finish with her teammate, as well as Aine Reade from UNH and Delaney DeHaan from GW.

UP NEXT

The 2025 NCAA Women's Gymnastics Championship Selection Show will take place on Monday, March 24th at 12 p.m. EST on ESPNU.

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