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.
University of New Hampshire gymnastics sits at a current record of 9-3. Head coach Lindsey Ayotte and sophomore Robyn Kelley are proud of what their group has overcome to get to this point and are riding their confidence all the way to the NCAA Regional Championships.
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.
On Sunday afternoon at Lundholm Gymnasium, Gail Goodspeed earned her 600th career win as the head coach of the UNH gymnastics team. The Wildcats defeated the Temple University Owls by a score of 196.450-194.350...
