
Photo by: April Strader
Redhawks Head to Bowling Green Friday
2/11/2016 8:19:00 AM | Women's Gymnastics
at Bowling Green; vs. Eastern Michigan
Date: Saturday, Feb. 13, 2016
Time: 5 p.m., CT
Venue: Anderson Arena
Coaches: Kristi Ewasko (Seventh Season);
Bowling Green - Kerrie Turner (Ninth Season);
Eastern Michigan - Jay Santos (Second Season)
Media Coverage
Live Results: Live Results
Twitter Updates: @SEMOgymnastics
Meet Notes: Southeast Missouri
Surpassing the Midpoint
The Southeast Missouri gymnastics team will begin the second half of its season on Saturday. The tri-meet against Bowling Green and Eastern Michigan marks the seventh of twelve meets during the regular season. Throughout the first six meets, the Redhawks hold a 7-4 record and average a team score of 192.692.
Looking at the Opponents
Last week, Bowling Green placed second in a quad-meet that saw them face North Carolina, North Carolina State and Pittsburgh. BGSU scored a 194.800 and missed the quad-meet crown by a mere one-tenth of a point, losing to NCST. Eastern Michigan competed against Michigan and Maryland in a tri-meet. EMU defeated UMD by nearly 2 points (195.975-194.075) but were no match for the Wolverines who posted a 197.425.
Pink Up Night
Southeast Missouri will host Illinois State during its annual Pink Up meet on Feb. 19. The Redhawks will wear pink leotards to raise breast cancer awareness. Fans who wear pink attire will receive a free popcorn at the meet. The meet is set to begin at 6:30 p.m. from Houck Field House.
Israel Claims First Weekly Honor
Junior Lauren Israel had a career night posting a career-best all-around mark (38.825) for the second consecutive week last Friday. She won the bars title to go along with the all-around. Israel also set or tied season-high marks on bars (9.825), beam (9.775) and floor (9.750). She placed in the top-five in all but one event.
Brawner Wins First Weekly Honor
Sophomore Alexis Brawner brought home her first Midwest Independent Conference Gymnast of the Week award in her young career. She shared the honor with Centenary's Ashley White. Brawner had a big weekend setting a career-best in the all-around (38.900), won four event titles, placed in the top-five in all but two events and posted five scores of 9.725 or higher, including three scores of 9.800.
Thomas Goes Back-to-Back
Junior Ashley Thomas kicked off the season with a solid performance against Lindenwood earning the first Midwest Independent Conference Gymnast of the Week award of the season. Two weeks ago, she secured the all-around title at the Ozone Classic and earned her second-straight weekly award. Thomas has now earned three weekly MIC awards in her career.
Southeast Drops Opener to Defending MIC Champions
Lindenwood University edged the Redhawks by a 0.7 margin in the season opener on Jan. 8, 192.675-191.975. The squad won the second and fourth rotations, but came up just short in the end. Southeast and Lindenwood will meet again when they head to Columbia, Missouri to take on the University of Missouri in a tri-meet on Feb. 5.
Thomas and Jones Take Weekly Honors
Thomas and Freshman McKinzie Jones polished off a solid first-week performance against defending Midwest Independent Conference champions Lindenwood University, by capturing MIC weekly honors. Thomas won Gymnast of the Week after posting the highest all-around score in the conference and posting four scores of 9.600 or better, including tying a career-best on bars with a 9.775. Jones earned a share of the Specialist of the Week award after claiming both event titles that she competed in. She posted a 9.750 on beam and 9.825 on floor. The 9.825 was the highest individual score during the meet.
Senior Spotlight
Taylor Penzien is the lone senior on the roster this season. The 2013 MIC Newcomer of the Year looks to finish her career on high note this season. In Penzien's time at Southeast, she has accumulated 35 scores of 9.700 or higher, including career-bests of 9.875 on bars (vs. Centenary, 3/6/15) and 9.825 on the balance beam (at Illinois-Chicago, 3/15/15) last season.
Thomas Looks to Build Off 2015
Earning a scholarship prior to the 2015 season after coming in as a walk-on a season prior, Ashley Thomas begins her junior campaign as the active leader in scores of 9.700 or higher (56) and event titles (10). She earned first-team conference honors on vault and second-team on the floor and in the all-around, qualifying her for the NCAA Regionals in Norman, Oklahoma where she placed ninth in the all-around with a score of 39.100.
Redhawks End Preseason on High Note
Southeast held its final intrasquad on Dec. 11, allowing the gymnasts to showcase their routines for family and friends one final time before heading into the regular season. The squad finished with a team score of 193.475. Alyssa Tucker and McKinzie Jones finished the meet with the highest individual scores of 9.900 on the balance beam and floor exercise, respectively.
Probable Lineup
Date: Saturday, Feb. 13, 2016
Time: 5 p.m., CT
Venue: Anderson Arena
Coaches: Kristi Ewasko (Seventh Season);
Bowling Green - Kerrie Turner (Ninth Season);
Eastern Michigan - Jay Santos (Second Season)
Media Coverage
Live Results: Live Results
Twitter Updates: @SEMOgymnastics
Meet Notes: Southeast Missouri
Surpassing the Midpoint
The Southeast Missouri gymnastics team will begin the second half of its season on Saturday. The tri-meet against Bowling Green and Eastern Michigan marks the seventh of twelve meets during the regular season. Throughout the first six meets, the Redhawks hold a 7-4 record and average a team score of 192.692.
Looking at the Opponents
Last week, Bowling Green placed second in a quad-meet that saw them face North Carolina, North Carolina State and Pittsburgh. BGSU scored a 194.800 and missed the quad-meet crown by a mere one-tenth of a point, losing to NCST. Eastern Michigan competed against Michigan and Maryland in a tri-meet. EMU defeated UMD by nearly 2 points (195.975-194.075) but were no match for the Wolverines who posted a 197.425.
Pink Up Night
Southeast Missouri will host Illinois State during its annual Pink Up meet on Feb. 19. The Redhawks will wear pink leotards to raise breast cancer awareness. Fans who wear pink attire will receive a free popcorn at the meet. The meet is set to begin at 6:30 p.m. from Houck Field House.
Israel Claims First Weekly Honor
Junior Lauren Israel had a career night posting a career-best all-around mark (38.825) for the second consecutive week last Friday. She won the bars title to go along with the all-around. Israel also set or tied season-high marks on bars (9.825), beam (9.775) and floor (9.750). She placed in the top-five in all but one event.
Brawner Wins First Weekly Honor
Sophomore Alexis Brawner brought home her first Midwest Independent Conference Gymnast of the Week award in her young career. She shared the honor with Centenary's Ashley White. Brawner had a big weekend setting a career-best in the all-around (38.900), won four event titles, placed in the top-five in all but two events and posted five scores of 9.725 or higher, including three scores of 9.800.
Thomas Goes Back-to-Back
Junior Ashley Thomas kicked off the season with a solid performance against Lindenwood earning the first Midwest Independent Conference Gymnast of the Week award of the season. Two weeks ago, she secured the all-around title at the Ozone Classic and earned her second-straight weekly award. Thomas has now earned three weekly MIC awards in her career.
Southeast Drops Opener to Defending MIC Champions
Lindenwood University edged the Redhawks by a 0.7 margin in the season opener on Jan. 8, 192.675-191.975. The squad won the second and fourth rotations, but came up just short in the end. Southeast and Lindenwood will meet again when they head to Columbia, Missouri to take on the University of Missouri in a tri-meet on Feb. 5.
Thomas and Jones Take Weekly Honors
Thomas and Freshman McKinzie Jones polished off a solid first-week performance against defending Midwest Independent Conference champions Lindenwood University, by capturing MIC weekly honors. Thomas won Gymnast of the Week after posting the highest all-around score in the conference and posting four scores of 9.600 or better, including tying a career-best on bars with a 9.775. Jones earned a share of the Specialist of the Week award after claiming both event titles that she competed in. She posted a 9.750 on beam and 9.825 on floor. The 9.825 was the highest individual score during the meet.
Senior Spotlight
Taylor Penzien is the lone senior on the roster this season. The 2013 MIC Newcomer of the Year looks to finish her career on high note this season. In Penzien's time at Southeast, she has accumulated 35 scores of 9.700 or higher, including career-bests of 9.875 on bars (vs. Centenary, 3/6/15) and 9.825 on the balance beam (at Illinois-Chicago, 3/15/15) last season.
Thomas Looks to Build Off 2015
Earning a scholarship prior to the 2015 season after coming in as a walk-on a season prior, Ashley Thomas begins her junior campaign as the active leader in scores of 9.700 or higher (56) and event titles (10). She earned first-team conference honors on vault and second-team on the floor and in the all-around, qualifying her for the NCAA Regionals in Norman, Oklahoma where she placed ninth in the all-around with a score of 39.100.
Redhawks End Preseason on High Note
Southeast held its final intrasquad on Dec. 11, allowing the gymnasts to showcase their routines for family and friends one final time before heading into the regular season. The squad finished with a team score of 193.475. Alyssa Tucker and McKinzie Jones finished the meet with the highest individual scores of 9.900 on the balance beam and floor exercise, respectively.
Probable Lineup
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