Boise State Collects Four Event Titles in First Place Victory

Sunday, January 26

San Jose, Calif.

3 p.m. MT

Boise State

195.575

194.500

San Jose State

Bridget Kemp smiling and looking to the side.

Boise State Collects Four Event Titles in First Place Victory

1/26/2025 7:01:00 PM | Women's Gymnastics

Final Results

SAN JOSE, Calif. – Boise State gymnastics collected four event titles as they cruised to a first-place victory (195.575) over San Jose State (194.500), Sacramento State (193.00) and UC Davis (192.600).

Fifth year Emily Lopez garnered a gold-medal finish on bars, while Alyssa Vulaj took a share of the vault title. Bridget Kemp and Blake Pascal were also named co-champions on floor.

The Broncos started the meet on bars, where they matched a season-high 49.125. Sophomore Mahleea Werline led off the event for the Broncos with a 9.850 while Lopez finished for the Broncos with a 9.900.

Boise State moved onto beam next, with Lopez once again being the team-high scorer with a 9.825. The team put up a 48.875 on the event.

On floor, the Broncos recorded a 48.875. Kemp and Pascal led the way, each garnering a 9.825 to tie for first. Boise State clinched the quad sweep on vault, tallying a meet-best 48.850. Vulaj earned a share of the crown with a 9.875.

Top Broncos

Emily Lopez won her third bars title of the season and 16th of her career with a 9.900.
Alyssa Vulaj scored 9.875 on vault, securing her second title of the season on the apparatus. She has five-career vault championships.
Bridget Kemp and Blake Pascal shared the floor crown with a 9.825. This is the first event title of Kemp's career and third of Pascal's, all on floor.

Notables

The Broncos notched a vault season-high score with a 48.850.
Boise State matched its season-high score of 49.125 on bars.
The Broncos have not lost a match to the Spartans in the last 12 matchups. Boise State leads the all-time series over San Jose State 39-6-2.
Boise State extended its win streak over Sacramento State and UC Davis to 18 and 13, respectively.
Noelle Ball scored a 9.775 on vault, marking a career-high. She also recorded the highest score among all freshmen on the event.
Bridget Kemp scored a career-high 9.825 on floor and matched her career-high 9.750 on vault.
Julia Krzywanki recorded a career-high 9.750 on beam.
Kristina Shchennikova notched the highest bars score of all freshmen for the second-consecutive meet.

Quotables

"It was a great night in San Jose," head coach Tina Bird said. "Our bars routines were on point with almost every routine stuck. Emily Lopez was our shining star, as usual! Beam followed with some solid performances and we had season-best floor routines from Bridget Kemp and Blake Pascal. Vault was a solid team effort."
"We are so excited to be home this Friday and be able to perform in front of Bronco Nation," Bird said.

What's Next

The Broncos will return to Boise to host their first home meet of the season on Friday, Jan. 31 at 7 p.m. MT. The meet will include Utah State and Sacramento State in ExtraMile Arena.