Temple Shines on Floor and Vault in Dual Meet with Maryland

Wednesday, March 5

Philadelphia, PA

12:00 PM

Temple University

194.950

196.325

Maryland

Temple Shines on Floor and Vault in Dual Meet with Maryland

3.5.25 | Women's Gymnastics

Final Scores

PHILADELPHIA, PA. - The Temple Owls fell to the Maryland Terrapins (196.325) in McGonigle Hall with a team score of 194.950. The midweek matchup saw two new team highs in vault and floor, and five Owls scored a new season-high.

ROTATION 1 (VAULT: 48.900)

Temple achieved their highest score of the season, beating out their previous high of 9.875 at Towson (1/31).
The Owls kicked off the meet with a solid 9.725 from Sophomore Amelia Budd.
Nikki Renfigo and Hannah Weklar followed suit with 9.775 each.
Renee Schugmann and Johnson closed out the rotation with the highest scores for the Owls, with 9.800 and 9.825, respectively.
Schugmann's 9.800 is a season-high for the 5th year.

ROTATION 2 (BARS: 48.100)

Reese DeHaan scored a 9.750 first for the Owls.
Weklar broke her career-high for the second meet in a row with a 9.875.
Megan White (9.725) and Sarah Stallings (9.825) provided strong performances for the Cherry and the White.

ROTATION 3 (BEAM: 48.775)

Three Owls scored 9.800 or higher, including a 9.850 from Madison Dorunda and 9.800 from Summer Ruskey and Brooke Donabedian.
Dorunda fell just 0.025 short of tying her season-high of 9.875 against Bowling Green (2/21).
Schugmann added another solid performance with 9.775, her third time reaching the mark this season.

ROTATION 4 (FLOOR: 49.175)

The Cherry and White were able to eclipse their previous team high score of 48.925, set at the Lone Star Challenge (1/11). They now have scores above 49.000 in three of four apparatuses.
Weklar kicked off the rotation with a 9.700, her third time reaching at least that score in her sophomore season.
Renfigo tied her freshman season record with her second 9.775 in a row.
Johnson popped off with a 9.900, her season-high, beating her previous high of 9.850 set at the Lone Star Challenge (1/11).
The fifth-years, Schugmann (9.850) and Donabedian (9.875), showed out in their final rotation at McGonigle Hall with two season-highs.

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