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1/26/2020 4:44:00 PM | Women's Gymnastics
MUNCIE, Ind. – Dahlia Solorzano-Caruso and Anna Kaziska combined for three event titles as Southeast Missouri women's gymnastics registered season-highs on vault (48.750) and in the team score (191.450) Sunday afternoon at Worthen Arena. Host Ball State won the quad meet with 194.200 followed by Bowling Green (192.725). Wisconsin-La Crosse was fourth with 188.375.
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Solorzano-Caruso captured the bars title with a career-best 9.800 in the final rotation. Kaziska earned the beam title with her fourth personal-high score of 9.875 in the opening rotation. She also seized the all-around crown with a career-best total of 39.175 in the nine athlete competition.Â
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Solorzano-Caruso was second in the all-around (39.075) and Molly Maxwell finished with 36.825 (seventh).
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Southeast also registered a season-high vault total of 48.750 in the third rotation. The vault score was the highest for the Redhawks since the team posted a 48.825 against Oklahoma and Texas Woman's on Jan. 23, 2015 in Norman, Oklahoma (11th in SEMO program history).
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Each of SEMO's gymnasts during Sunday's vault rotation matched or surpassed their season high. Gabrielle Adams led off with a season-best 9.750. Maxwell followed with a career-high 9.650. Mackenzie Slee, the 2019 Midwest Independent Conference Vault Champion, hit a 9.725 in her season debut.Â
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Kaziska finished as the runner-up at the quad with a career-high 9.825. In the anchor position, Solorzano-Caruso tallied her second career-best 9.800 for fifth overall at the meet.
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Makenzie Marciniak also had a personal-best vault score of 9.575 which was dropped.Â
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Southeast opened the quad meet with a 48.300 on beam. Kaziska notched her fourth career-best 9.875 to lead SEMO and win the event. Solorzano-Caruso was second overall at the meet with a 9.750. Alana Fischer added a 9.600, Maxwell chipped in a 9.575 and Lindsey Moffitt had a 9.500.
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In the second rotation, the Redhawks notched a 47.500 on floor. Kaziska posted her second score of 9.825 in 2020 for fourth at the meet. Solorzano-Caruso continued her consistent run on the event with her fifth consecutive mark of 9.725. Moffitt tallied a 9.575 and Maxwell had a 9.475.
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Southeast concluded the meet with a 46.900 on bars during the final rotation. Solorzano-Caruso won the event with a career-best 9.800, achieved in the final bars routine of the day. Kaziska was second on SEMO with 9.650 and Jordan Jones added a 9.425.
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The Redhawks next host MIC foe, Illinois State, in their home opener on Friday, Jan. 31 at 6:30 p.m. at Houck Field House. SEMO then stays in Cape Girardeau for a second consecutive home dual on Feb. 7 against Lindenwood.
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Solorzano-Caruso captured the bars title with a career-best 9.800 in the final rotation. Kaziska earned the beam title with her fourth personal-high score of 9.875 in the opening rotation. She also seized the all-around crown with a career-best total of 39.175 in the nine athlete competition.Â
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Solorzano-Caruso was second in the all-around (39.075) and Molly Maxwell finished with 36.825 (seventh).
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Southeast also registered a season-high vault total of 48.750 in the third rotation. The vault score was the highest for the Redhawks since the team posted a 48.825 against Oklahoma and Texas Woman's on Jan. 23, 2015 in Norman, Oklahoma (11th in SEMO program history).
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Each of SEMO's gymnasts during Sunday's vault rotation matched or surpassed their season high. Gabrielle Adams led off with a season-best 9.750. Maxwell followed with a career-high 9.650. Mackenzie Slee, the 2019 Midwest Independent Conference Vault Champion, hit a 9.725 in her season debut.Â
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Kaziska finished as the runner-up at the quad with a career-high 9.825. In the anchor position, Solorzano-Caruso tallied her second career-best 9.800 for fifth overall at the meet.
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Makenzie Marciniak also had a personal-best vault score of 9.575 which was dropped.Â
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Southeast opened the quad meet with a 48.300 on beam. Kaziska notched her fourth career-best 9.875 to lead SEMO and win the event. Solorzano-Caruso was second overall at the meet with a 9.750. Alana Fischer added a 9.600, Maxwell chipped in a 9.575 and Lindsey Moffitt had a 9.500.
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In the second rotation, the Redhawks notched a 47.500 on floor. Kaziska posted her second score of 9.825 in 2020 for fourth at the meet. Solorzano-Caruso continued her consistent run on the event with her fifth consecutive mark of 9.725. Moffitt tallied a 9.575 and Maxwell had a 9.475.
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Southeast concluded the meet with a 46.900 on bars during the final rotation. Solorzano-Caruso won the event with a career-best 9.800, achieved in the final bars routine of the day. Kaziska was second on SEMO with 9.650 and Jordan Jones added a 9.425.
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The Redhawks next host MIC foe, Illinois State, in their home opener on Friday, Jan. 31 at 6:30 p.m. at Houck Field House. SEMO then stays in Cape Girardeau for a second consecutive home dual on Feb. 7 against Lindenwood.
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