Monday, January 20
Salt Lake City, Utah
1 p.m. MT
Boise State
vs
San Jose State
Broncos to Compete at Wasatch Classic
1/19/2025 1:00:00 PM | Women's Gymnastics
- THE MEET: No. 27 Boise State will travel to Salt Lake City, Utah to compete in the Wasatch Classic on Monday, Jan. 20 at 1 p.m. The Broncos will compete against San Jose State, Arizona State and Iowa State.
- SCOUTING THE SPARTANS: San Jose State enters the meet 0-2, coming off a road loss to No. 14 Oregon State. The Broncos have won the last 10 matchups between the two and lead the all-time series 38-6-1.
- SCOUTING THE SUN DEVILS: Arizona State is 1-3 after competing in the Lone Star Invite in San Antonio, Texas. They placed third, scoring a 194.750 and defeating Temple by over two points. This marks the first matchup between the Broncos and the Sun Devils since March 11, 2021. Arizona State leads the all-time series 17-5.
- SCOUTING THE CYCLONES: Iowa State is 2-2 entering the meet, most recently losing to No. 4 Utah, 197.300-194.850. The Broncos have won every meet against the Cyclones, boasting a 7-0 record.
- TWIN FLAME: Emma Loyim will compete against her twin Hannah Loyim (Iowa State) for what could potentially be the last time in their collegiate careers. Read more on broncosports.com (boi.st/401aXFq)
- A NIGHT TO REMEMBER: Senior Alyssa Vulaj was the team-high scorer in all three events she competed in (vault, beam and floor) in the meet against No. 15 Georgia, Jan. 17. She took home the vault championship with a score of 9.850.
- IN THE RANKINGS: Boise State is No. 27 in the RoadToNationals team all-around rankings, marking the first time this season that they have been within the top 30. The Broncos sit 21st and 22nd nationally in beam and floor, respectively. Emma Loyim holds the highest individual ranking of the team as she is tied-27th nationally on floor.
- QUEEN OF THE FLOOR: Loyim earned her sixth-career Mountain West Specialist of the Week award and fourth that recognizes her performance on floor this week. She scored a 9.875 at the quad meet in Washington (Jan. 10) to put her atop of the rest of the MW floor performances.
- RECORD WATCH: Emily Lopez earned her 14th-career bars win at the quad meet in Washington (Jan. 10), putting her third all-time for bars victories in program history. She now sits behind Emily Mulenhaupt (2018-22) in first with 22 wins and Lindsay Ward (2004-08) in second with 20.
- FRESHMEN MAGIC: In their collegiate debuts, Kristina Shchennikova placed first among all freshmen at the Washington meet (Jan. 10) on bars with a 9.775 and Bridget Kemp placed third on vault, scoring a 9.675.
- PRESEASON EXPECTATIONS: Boise State came in at No. 33 in the 2025 Women's Collegiate Gymnastics Association (WCGA) Preseason Poll, the 14th time since 2010 that the Broncos have earned a preseason national ranking. The Blue and Orange received 341 points and were the only team in the Mountain West to place in the top 36. Stanford checked in at No. 14, followed by No. 26 Washington and UC Davis, which received votes.
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