Four Wildcats competed for the University of New Hampshire (UNH) this past weekend in the NCAA Regional Championship. Junior Hailey Lui and sophomores Kylie Gorgenyi, Robyn Kelley and Alyssa Worthington were the only UNH gymnastics (9-3, 5-1) athletes able to compete in regionals after the teams ranking fell to 38 in the nation with only the top 36 advancing to the championship. Coronavirus (COVID-19) protocols kept UNH from competing in the EAGL Championship on March 20 and ended the rest of the team’s season.
University of the New Hampshire (UNH) gymnastics was on pace to compete in the NCAA Regional Championship which takes place on April 1-3 hosted by West Virginia.
TOWSON, MD. -- The University of New Hampshire visited SECU Arena in Towson, Md. to face off against Towson University and Temple University in the Towson Tri-Meet.
This past Sunday, the Wildcats took fourth place in the Senior Celebration Quad-Meet when Rutgers, No.15 Auburn and Central Michigan rolled into Durham on senior day.
This past weekend UNH gymnastics hosted UNC for their Faculty Appreciation Day in the Lundholm Gymnasium. This was the third consecutive match UNH faced off against UNC.
The UNH Wildcats Gymnastics team hosted a quad meet this past weekend against WVU, George Washington, and Brown. They looked to continue and improve on their hot start to their season.
UNH hosted Towson this past weekend in a highly anticipated East Atlantic Gymnastics League (EAGL) matchup. Coming off several road trips, the ‘Cats looked to dig in coming into the heart of their schedule.
While UNH was on break the Women’s Gymnastics team was hard at work preparing for their upcoming season. There is a lot of hype around the team this year as they are expected to repeat as the EAGL champions for the 2020 season.
