Monday, January 20
Seattle, Wash.
7 p.m.
Boise State
193.975
at
196.275
Washington
Broncos Drop Second-straight Top-25 Showdown
1/20/2020 9:12:00 PM | Women's Gymnastics
FINAL RESULTS
PHOTO GALLERY
SEATTLE – The Boise State gymnastics team, ranked No. 22 in Road to Nationals, received event titles from junior Emily Muhlenhaupt and senior team captain Isabella Amado, but dropped its second-straight top-25 showdown to open the 2020 season, falling to 23rd-ranked Washington (196.275-193.975) at Alaska Airlines Arena, Monday.
Muhlenhaupt earned her third-career bars title with a 9.925, and Amado notched her second-career victory on beam with a 9.875.
Eight days ago, Boise State opened its season at No. 4 UCLA, ultimately falling 196.800-195.475, Jan. 12.
"While we were disappointed with tonight's outcome, we had some shining moments tonight," head coach Tina Bird said. "We're ready to get back in the gym this week and do work!"
Amado's performance led the Broncos to a team score of 49.050 on beam, an event in which the Broncos entered the evening ranked seventh nationally. Freshman Erin Elkabchi tied for second in the event with a career-high 9.850 in just her second-career performance.
Sophomore Hope Masiado added a 9.825 on beam, which followed her first-career bars routine (9.850) and a career-high, team-leading vault (9.825).
For the second-straight meet to open the season, Boise State was only able to put five competitors up on bars. The Broncos, which entered tonight ranked fourth nationally in the event, counted a 9.200 and trailed Washington entering the second rotation after notching a 48.575.
Though Washington would lead the rest of the way, the Broncos were able to outscore the Huskies on beam (49.050-48.800) and improve on their vault score from the season-opening meet, recording a 48.825. Boise State scored 47.525 on floor, led by Amado and junior Tatum Bruden, who each scored 9.775.
Next up for Boise State is a tri-meet at San Jose State, Jan. 26. The Broncos and Spartans will be joined by Seattle Pacific, and the teams are slated to begin at 3 p.m. MT.
MEET SCORES
NO. 23 WASHINGTON (196.275) def. NO. 22 BOISE STATE (193.975)
BARS (ROTATION 1)
1. Gabriela Bouza (9.200)
2. Tatum Bruden (9.775)
3. Hope Masiado (9.850)
4. Maddi Nilson (9.825)
5. Emily Muhlenhaupt (9.925)
TEAM SCORE: 48.575
VAULT (ROTATION 2)
1. Isabella Amado (9.725)
2. Maddi Nilson (9.700)
3. Hope Masiado (9.825)
4. Gabriela Bouza (9.800)
5. Samantha Smith (9.550)
6. Tatum Bruden (9.775)
TEAM SCORE: 48.825
FLOOR (ROTATION 3)
1. Maddi Nilson (9.625)
2. Samantha Smith (9.375)
3. Adriana Popp (8.975)
4. Erin Elkabchi (8.525)
5. Isabella Amado (9.775)
6. Tatum Bruden (9.775)
TEAM SCORE: 47.525
BEAM (ROTATION 4)
1. Gabriela Bouza (9.725)
2. Adriana Popp (9.775)
3. Erin Elkabchi (9.850)
4. Hope Masiado (9.825)
5. Isabella Amado (9.875)
6. Emily Muhlenhaupt (9.225)
TEAM SCORE: 49.050
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PHOTO GALLERY
SEATTLE – The Boise State gymnastics team, ranked No. 22 in Road to Nationals, received event titles from junior Emily Muhlenhaupt and senior team captain Isabella Amado, but dropped its second-straight top-25 showdown to open the 2020 season, falling to 23rd-ranked Washington (196.275-193.975) at Alaska Airlines Arena, Monday.
Muhlenhaupt earned her third-career bars title with a 9.925, and Amado notched her second-career victory on beam with a 9.875.
Eight days ago, Boise State opened its season at No. 4 UCLA, ultimately falling 196.800-195.475, Jan. 12.
"While we were disappointed with tonight's outcome, we had some shining moments tonight," head coach Tina Bird said. "We're ready to get back in the gym this week and do work!"
Amado's performance led the Broncos to a team score of 49.050 on beam, an event in which the Broncos entered the evening ranked seventh nationally. Freshman Erin Elkabchi tied for second in the event with a career-high 9.850 in just her second-career performance.
Sophomore Hope Masiado added a 9.825 on beam, which followed her first-career bars routine (9.850) and a career-high, team-leading vault (9.825).
For the second-straight meet to open the season, Boise State was only able to put five competitors up on bars. The Broncos, which entered tonight ranked fourth nationally in the event, counted a 9.200 and trailed Washington entering the second rotation after notching a 48.575.
Though Washington would lead the rest of the way, the Broncos were able to outscore the Huskies on beam (49.050-48.800) and improve on their vault score from the season-opening meet, recording a 48.825. Boise State scored 47.525 on floor, led by Amado and junior Tatum Bruden, who each scored 9.775.
Next up for Boise State is a tri-meet at San Jose State, Jan. 26. The Broncos and Spartans will be joined by Seattle Pacific, and the teams are slated to begin at 3 p.m. MT.
MEET SCORES
NO. 23 WASHINGTON (196.275) def. NO. 22 BOISE STATE (193.975)
BARS (ROTATION 1)
1. Gabriela Bouza (9.200)
2. Tatum Bruden (9.775)
3. Hope Masiado (9.850)
4. Maddi Nilson (9.825)
5. Emily Muhlenhaupt (9.925)
TEAM SCORE: 48.575
VAULT (ROTATION 2)
1. Isabella Amado (9.725)
2. Maddi Nilson (9.700)
3. Hope Masiado (9.825)
4. Gabriela Bouza (9.800)
5. Samantha Smith (9.550)
6. Tatum Bruden (9.775)
TEAM SCORE: 48.825
FLOOR (ROTATION 3)
1. Maddi Nilson (9.625)
2. Samantha Smith (9.375)
3. Adriana Popp (8.975)
4. Erin Elkabchi (8.525)
5. Isabella Amado (9.775)
6. Tatum Bruden (9.775)
TEAM SCORE: 47.525
BEAM (ROTATION 4)
1. Gabriela Bouza (9.725)
2. Adriana Popp (9.775)
3. Erin Elkabchi (9.850)
4. Hope Masiado (9.825)
5. Isabella Amado (9.875)
6. Emily Muhlenhaupt (9.225)
TEAM SCORE: 49.050
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