The West Virginia gymnastics team cmpeted at home on Sunday for the first time on the season and defeated both New Hampshire and Temple with a total score of 196.025 points.
The No. 24 West Virginia gymnastics team dropped its second match of the season Friday to No. 12 Iowa State, 195.8 to 194.5.
The WVU gymnastics team will travel to Columbus, Ohio, to take on No. 23 Ohio State and Temple this Saturday.
The West Virginia gymnastics team will travel to Pittsburgh to face Pitt and Ball State in a tri-meet this Friday, then return home to face top-ranked Oklahoma on Sunday.
The West Virginia gymnastics team fell to second place in the Heart Health Meet held at the Coliseum in Morgantown on Sunday.
CORRECTION: The original version of this story said that the team was 9-4 (which is false) and Abby Kaufman finished first-overall in the floor exercise (which is also false).
The West Virginia gymnastics team came in last place in a tri-meet at the Coliseum with the No. 7 Denver Pioneers and Iowa State Cyclones on Saturday night.
The West Virginia gymnastics team picked up a pair of wins in its home opener on Sunday as they beat the George Washington Colonials and the Kent State Golden Flashes in a tri-meet.
One of the many opportunities over the course of Diversity Week at WVU was Tuesday’s “Truth: No Fluff” student-athlete panel.
The Mountaineer Gymnastics team most recently defeated two rivals in one meet, taking down Pitt and Maryland last Sunday and earning a new season high score of 196.255.
The West Virginia gymnastics team will be traveling to Ames, Iowa, this Friday to face Iowa State, Yale and Northern Illinois at a quad meet hosted by the Cyclones.
The West Virginia gymnastics team is coming off a second place finish in a home tri-meet and heading to Davis, California on Friday to face UC-Davis and Illinois-Chicago.
The West Virginia gymnastics team has started the season with an overall high score of 195.875 and most recently finished in second place with an overall score of 194.5 in their very first tri-meet hosted at the Coliseum on Sunday.
The West Virginia gymnastics team hopes to add its first win of the season during Sunday afternoon’s meet at the Coliseum against Towson and George Washington.
West Virginia University athletic director Shane Lyons released the upcoming gymnastics season on Wednesday.
On Tuesday, the WVU Athletic Department released their annual report on the success and accolades of all varsity teams representing the university.
Starting in August, West Virginia University will implement the Clear Bag Policy made popular by the National Football League.
Junior gymnastics standout Robyn Bernard was named WVU Student Athlete of the Week after hitting two career best performances and a season high routine this weekend while the No. 25 Mountaineers hosted and topped No. 7 Denver, Temple and Towson at home.
WVU Gymnastics will move forward after a tough performance against Pittsburgh to face what could be called it’s biggest challenge of the season when No. 1 Oklahoma visits Morgantown on Saturday evening.
While qualifying for the regional championships is a great accomplishment in its own right, this team felt it was bound for bigger things. Each gymnast was improving by the week, and the team was riding a huge wave of momentum heading into postseason play.
Second-seeded and No. 10-ranked California placed second with a score of 195.925 and successfully claimed a spot in the NCAA Championships alongside Alabama.
In order to qualify for the National Championships, you must place in either the top two spots where you will be granted an automatic bid straight into competition or you must finish third or fourth where you will compete in a semifinal match for the right to go to the championships.
The Oklahoma Sooners were the eventual champions, finishing with a score of 198.05 and claiming their fifth straight Big 12 title. Although they finished miles behind the Sooners, Denver claimed second place in the competition with a score of 196.725. Iowa State took the fourth spot with a 1…
The Mountaineers closed their regular season with two impressive wins in a home-and-home series against the University of Pittsburgh, earning scores of 195.925 and 195.825.
The Mountaineers finished the regular season with a record of 10-6 after winning eight straight games and turning around their season. The team has put themselves in a good position heading into postseason play next weekend at the Big 12 Championship in Frisco, Texas.
The Mountaineers are coming off one of their most prolific performances of the season, recording a team score of 196.8 in a tri-team meet with Ohio State and Bowling Green. The 196.8 score is the eighth highest score in program history.
The outstanding score of 196.8 is the eighth highest in program history and the best score the team has achieved under head coach Jason Butts.
The No. 25 Mountaineers gymnastics team has gotten the ball rolling within the past several weeks after scoring a season high 196.225 in their last meet.
The team scored a 196.225, its highest score of the season. In the first meet of the season, the Mountaineers scored a 193.65, their lowest total of the year. Meet by meet, this massively talented West Virginia squad has been finding its identity as a team, and it appears to be peaking at th…
The West Virginia squad has been vying for a score of 196.0+ for the entire duration of the season up to this point.
The Mountaineers will compete in the annual Unite for Her Pink Invitational against Penn State, West Chester, Southern Connecticut and Temple, taking place at the Pennsylvania Convention Center.
The Mountaineers held a lead after the first rotation, putting up strong numbers on the vault. Sophomore Zaakira Muhammad had the second-best vault score of the day with a mark of 9.857.
The Mountaineers are coming into this match following a solid performance in the first three events against the No. 4 Alabama gymnastics team. However, a disappointing finish on the balance beam led to a heartbreaking loss of 197.375-195.25 to the Crimson Tide.
On Friday, the Mountaineers traveled west to Ames, Iowa, to compete against the Iowa State Cyclones in a neck-and-neck meet. Even with WVU getting some of the highest scores that it has gotten all season, Iowa State still managed to finish ahead.
The most recent meet for WVU was against William and Mary on Jan. 24. With each gymnast who preformed on floor earning a score of at least 9.775 or above, the Mountaineers were able to earn their season-best score on floor with a score of 49.3.
They are currently ranked at No. 23 on the Regionals National Rankings, as well as being ranked No. 15 on vault, No. 23 on floor and No. 24 on bars.
The gymnastics meet against William & Mary was closed to the public, the rifle team’s match against Navy was postponed and even the hockey team’s away game against Slippery Rock was postponed.
The Mountaineers are coming into this meet with a recent win against New Hampshire, 195.8-195.225.
Koshinski is not only extremely talented, but her coaches have seen her continue to gain confidence.
WVU accomplished the win by earning the final score of 195.800, compared to New Hampshire’s 195.225. The victory gave the Mountaineers a push in the national rankings, moving them up 11 spots, where they are currently nationally ranked at No. 26.
WVU is coming into the match with a third place rank in their most recent tri-meet against Denver University, who received first placed, and Southern Utah University, who got second.
Bernard started taking gymnastics classes when she was at the young age of four years old and started competing in competitions when she was around the age of eight.
WVU competed against Denver University and Southern Utah University in a tri-meet, held inside the Hamilton Gymnasium on Jan. 9.
West Virginia’s schedule features five home meets, interspersed with frequent travel and contests with all three Big 12 opponents, before the Big 12 Championships and NCAA National Championships later in the spring.
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