
Gymhawks Secure Pair of Weekly Awards
2/11/2026 10:01:00 AM | Women's Gymnastics
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. – Southeast Missouri Gymnastics secured a pair of Midwest Independent Conference weekly award winners, the league announced on Wednesday morning.Â
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Senior Taylor Ingle took home MIC 'Gymnast of the Week' honors while Jordan Napolitano was selected as the 'Coaches Choice Award' voted on by the league's head coaches.Â
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Ingle had a dominating performance last Friday night at the SEMO Quad-Meet as she competed in her 20th-straight all-around competition dating back to 2025. Ingle, a Coppell, Texas-native, finished the meet with an event title in the all-around with a season-high 39.150.Â
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She recorded a trio of event title victories on vault with a 9.775, bars (9.825), and floor (9.875) to lead the Gymhawks. Her 9.875 on floor matched her season-high from this season as she has hit back-to-back 9.875s on the floor in two-straight meets.Â
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For Ingle, the award marks her third of the season in just five weeks of the 2026 regular season competition.Â
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Junior Jordan Napolitano returned to the beam lineup for the first time this season after competing as an exhibitionist a week ago in Cape Girardeau. Napolitano, who battled injuries most of 2025, competed on the beam and recorded a 9.700 to finish tied for fifth place last Friday night.Â
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Head coach Ashley Lawson on Jordan: "Jordan has done a tremendous job of battling through injuries and getting herself back into our lineup on beam. She has persevered and show the true spirit of a collegiate gymnast and me, and her teammates could not be prouder of her. I was thrilled to hear she won this award; it's a true testament to her work."
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Looking Ahead
The Gymhawks will be on the road on Valentine's Day, Saturday, February 14, as they face off in a dual with MIC-rival Illinois State. Competition is slated to begin at 6 p.m., CT. in Normal, Ill.Â
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Senior Taylor Ingle took home MIC 'Gymnast of the Week' honors while Jordan Napolitano was selected as the 'Coaches Choice Award' voted on by the league's head coaches.Â
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Ingle had a dominating performance last Friday night at the SEMO Quad-Meet as she competed in her 20th-straight all-around competition dating back to 2025. Ingle, a Coppell, Texas-native, finished the meet with an event title in the all-around with a season-high 39.150.Â
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She recorded a trio of event title victories on vault with a 9.775, bars (9.825), and floor (9.875) to lead the Gymhawks. Her 9.875 on floor matched her season-high from this season as she has hit back-to-back 9.875s on the floor in two-straight meets.Â
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For Ingle, the award marks her third of the season in just five weeks of the 2026 regular season competition.Â
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Junior Jordan Napolitano returned to the beam lineup for the first time this season after competing as an exhibitionist a week ago in Cape Girardeau. Napolitano, who battled injuries most of 2025, competed on the beam and recorded a 9.700 to finish tied for fifth place last Friday night.Â
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Head coach Ashley Lawson on Jordan: "Jordan has done a tremendous job of battling through injuries and getting herself back into our lineup on beam. She has persevered and show the true spirit of a collegiate gymnast and me, and her teammates could not be prouder of her. I was thrilled to hear she won this award; it's a true testament to her work."
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Looking Ahead
The Gymhawks will be on the road on Valentine's Day, Saturday, February 14, as they face off in a dual with MIC-rival Illinois State. Competition is slated to begin at 6 p.m., CT. in Normal, Ill.Â
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