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CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. – The Southeast Missouri gymnastics team competes in its final regular season meet when it hosts Midwest Independent Conference foe Texas Woman's at Houck Field House on Friday night. The dual starts at 6:30 p.m.

Last Time Out ­– Southeast posted season-bests on bars and beam to end with a season-high team score of 194.425 against No. 16 Auburn last Friday. The Redhawks also recorded their second best team marks on vaultwhile recording its second-best totals on floor and their third-best mark on vault. Megan Fosnow finished second in the all-around with a career-best 39.125, scoring at least 9.750 on all four events. She took second place on vault with a 9.825 and also scored a 9.800 on bars. Taylor Westrick had another strong meet, responding with scores of 9.700 or higher on all three of her events (bars, beam and floor) while Emma Garrett tallied scores of 9.750 on vault and 9.800 on floor.

Texas Woman's at a Glance – The Pioneers are sitting just below the NCAA Regional cutoff with their No. 40 Regional Qualifying Score of 193.980. The current RQS to make the regional field is 194.290 (Maryland) and TWU will likely need to score above 195 in each of its last two meets to crack the top 36. In Southeast's last meeting with Texas Woman's, the Pioneers tallied a season-best 195.125 to finish second in a quad meet that also included current regional place holders Iowa and BYU. Southeast finished fourth with a 188.925. The Pioneers have scored above 194 on three occasions this season. Rashonda Cannie is TWU's top all-arounder and she ranks second in the MIC with a 38.740 RQS.

Series History – Southeast leads 42-15 (Texas Woman's is 1-0 vs. Southeast in 2012).

News and Notes:

Another Big Night – The Redhawks surpassed 194 as a team for the second time in three weeks with its season-best 194.425 against No. 16 Auburn last Friday. Southeast also cracked the mark with a 194.375 against Illinois State on Feb. 24. Fourteen Redhawks posted routines that scored 9.700 or better, six of which scored at least 9.800. Prior to this stretch, Southeast had not scored higher than 191.900 in any of its first six meets.

Home Cooking – Home has been where the Redhawks have been at their strongest this season. Southeast has posted its top three scores and four of its best five totals in Houck Field House. The Redhawks have cracked 190 in all four home meets and achieved their season high (194.425) in their home gym against No. 16 Auburn on March 9. Those results are a big contrast to the road production as Southeast has scored above 190 only once in its five outings away from Houck.

Bring in the Specialist – Junior Emma Garrett has been dynamite for Southeast this season, posting eight top-three finishes for the year. In 18 routines this season, Garrett has posted 15 scores of 9.700 or higher, the most among all Southeast gymnasts this season. Her 37 career routines of such scores ranks second among all active Redhawks. Garrett earned her first career MIC Specialist of the Week award on Feb. 15, after she tallied a 9.825 on floor and a 9.700 on vault in the Perfect 10 Challenge.

All-Around Success – Megan Fosnow appears to be hitting her stride for the Redhawks in the all-around. The Franklin, Wis., native recorded her top all-around score of the season against Illinois State, finishing with a 38.975. Fosnow has cracked at least 38.300 in three consecutive meets in the all-around competition and earned her first career MIC Gymnast of the Week award on Feb. 28.

Working Back In – An early season injury slowed Taryn Vanderpool's soophomore campaign, but she has managed to make an impact since her return a few weeks ago. In the last three weeks, Vanderpool has scored 9.700 or higher five times and posted a career-high all-around score of 38.750 against No. 16 Auburn last Friday. This coming after she missed three meets due to injury early in the year.