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West Chester Slips Past Cornell Gymnastics for Shocking Loss to End Season
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Gymnastics posts season-high score but closes the season with a shocking tenth of a point loss to West Chester.
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Gymnastics Falls Short at Penn State Quad Meet
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Cornell gymnastics struggles to find its form as it finished last in its last two quad meets.
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Gymnastics Trails Competition in Ivy Classic
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Freshman Sydney Beers was the all-around runner up, beating out Yale’s Sarah Wilson by 25 thousandths of a point with a 38.675. Beers led the Red on floor with a 9.800 and finished fourth overall in the event.
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Gymnastics Falls to Last Place for Third Straight Week, Beers Wins All-Around
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“It was so exciting to win the all-around title,” Beers said. “I was genuinely surprised when my name was called.”
Women's Gymnastics
COVID-19 Cuts Gymnastics Season Short, Leaving Seniors Heartbroken
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Coach Hall said: “You can’t play gymnastics after college, and for most of these kids, their entire life has been gymnastics…”
Women's Gymnastics
Gymnastics Scores One of Its Higher Scores of the Season
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Although Cornell’s loss may indicate poor performance in comparison to the other teams, its score was actually the team’s third highest score of its eight meets this season.
Women's Gymnastics
Tumble and Rumble with Wrestling Propels Cornell Gymnastics to a 2nd Place Finish
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As the team turns towards conference competition, Hall stressed the need to “[focus on] the little stuff,” adding that improving bonuses and each gymnast’s specific skill set could boost the Red’s scores.
Women's Gymnastics
Women’s Gymnastics Edged Out by Less Than 3 Points Against Kent State
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“We had kids that had much better performances than their scores would indicate, Hall said. “Our focus is to clean up our routines and not make any mistakes. Our goal is to have no falls; we had no falls last weekend. It’s all about the details.”
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Cornell Gymnastics Falls to Ivy Rival Penn
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The Ivy rival traveled to Ithaca on Sunday to battle it out in Newman Arena at Bartels Hall. Cornell earned just 187.95 points to Penn’s whopping 192.4 points.
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Gymnastics Comes Back With Vengeance to Earn 1st Place at Quad Meet Following 2 Last-Place Finishes
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The Red earned three team first-place finishes — in vault, floor and beam, earning 48.125, 47.650 and 48.550 points, respectively. Cornell also earned second place on bars, with a 45.025 finish.