Cougs face Mountaineers in 2024 home opener

The BYU gymnastics team welcomes West Virginia to the Marriott Center for the first Big 12 home meet on Friday evening.

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PROVO, Utah — The BYU gymnastics team welcomes West Virginia to the Marriott Center for the first Big 12 home meet on Friday evening. 

Meet Information

Team Highlights

  • BYU’s vault team and bars squad are ranked No. 26 nationally 

  • Freshman Ava Jorgensen has scored above a 9.800 in all three meets as a Cougar

  • Eliza Millar-Crossman scored season and team high 9.900 on beam in BYU’s first-ever Big 12 matchup

  • Melissa Earl earned a new career high on vault with a 9.825

  • Kylie Eaquinto (9.875) and Olivia Matern (9.825) earned new career high floor scores

THE COUGARS. No. 28 BYU last competed against Iowa State in its first-ever Big 12 gymnastics meet on Friday, Jan. 19. The Cougars scored a season-high 196.125, scoring above a 49.000 in all four events for the first time this season. BYU came in behind No. 19 Iowa State who scored a 196.900. Millar-Crossman took home the highest beam score of the evening with a season-high 9.900 on the apparatus. 

THE MOUNTAINEERS. No. 47 West Virginia last competed against Kent State on Sunday, Jan. 28, taking home the win 194.825-194.05. The Mountaineers scored a season high 49.200 on floor exercise, with four of five gymnasts scoring a 9.8 or higher. WVU’s Abbie Pierson took the top spot in the final all-around final standings with a season-high 39.175.