Boise State Sweeps Sunday Quad Behind Season-High Score

Sunday, March 1

San Jose, Calif.

3 p.m. MT

Boise State

196.275

195.925

San José State

Blake Pascal points during her floor routine

Boise State Sweeps Sunday Quad Behind Season-High Score

3/1/2026 5:53:00 PM | Women's Gymnastics

Final Results

SAN JOSE, Calif. – Boise State gymnastics earned a quad meet sweep on Sunday, posting a season-high 196.275 to defeat Arizona State (195.950), San Jose State (195.925) and Sacramento State (193.750). Fifth year Blake Pascal was the floor co-champion, matching her career-high score of 9.900. Junior Julia Krzywanski earned a share of the vault crown, tallying a career-high 9.900 for her first-career title. The Broncos recorded season-best event scores on floor (49.275) and vault (49.150).

The Broncos opened the meet with a 49.000 on bars, their second-best score of the season. Junior Mahleea Werline led the way with a 9.850 for the second-straight meet, finishing third. Junior Carly Buell and freshman Miraya Nero both added a 9.800, with Nero's marking a career-best.

Boise State followed with a 48.850 on beam, also the team's second-highest score of the year. Senior Sydney Kho and junior Kristina Shchennikova tied for the team lead at 9.825, with both earning their second-best scores of the season to tie for second. Freshman Sydnie Whipple added a 9.750 while senior Brantley Lucas registered a career-high 9.725.

The Broncos dominated the floor rotation, posting a season-high 49.275, their highest rotation score in any event this season. Pascal matched her career-high of 9.900 to tie for first, while senior Anna Ferguson notched a career-best 9.875. Sophomore Delaney Reeves equaled her career-high mark of 9.850, with Shchennikova earning a career-high 9.825. Nero rounded out the rotation with a 9.825, her second-best score of the season.

Boise State closed the meet with another season-best score, tallying a 49.150 on vault. Krzywanski secured co-champion honors with a career-high 9.900, while sophomores Noelle Ball (9.850) and Bridget Kemp (9.825) each tallied a career-high. Kho added a 9.800, her second-best score of the season.

Top Broncos

Blake Pascal was the co-champion on floor, matching her career-high of 9.900.
Julia Krzywanski was the vault co-champion, picking up her first-career event title with a career-best 9.900.
Anna Ferguson notched a career-best 9.875 on floor.
Mahleea Werline placed third on bars, tying her season-high score of 9.850.

Notables

Blake Pascal tied her career-high on floor with a 9.900, marking her 14th-career floor routine of 9.850 or higher.
Pascal's floor win marks her first of the season and team-best fifth of her career.
Julia Krzywanski earned a career-high 9.900 on vault, capturing a share of the title. This is the first event win of the junior's career.
Anna Ferguson earned a career-best 9.875 floor score.
Noelle Ball posted a career-best 9.850 on vault.
Delaney Reeves tied her floor career-high of 9.850.
Mahleea Werline posted a 9.850 on bars to match her season-high and lead the Broncos for the second-straight competition.
Kristina Schennikova tallied a career-high 9.825 on floor and added a 9.825 on beam, her second-best score of the year.
Sydney Kho registered a 9.825 on beam and a 9.800 on vault, her second-best scores of the year in both events.
Bridget Kemp matched her vault career-high with a 9.825.
Carly Buell scored a 9.800 on bars, marking her third score of 9.800 or higher in the last four meets.
Miraya Nero recorded a career-high 9.800 on bars and posted her second-highest floor score at 9.825.
Nero finished with a career-high all-around score of 39.125, Boise State's best all-around score since Hope Masiado posted a 39.175 on Feb. 13, 2021. This is the program's top all-around score by a freshman since Courtney McGregor registered a 39.250 on Feb. 17, 2017.
Brantley Lucas notched a career-best 9.725 on beam.
Boise State's team score of 196.275 is its highest since notching a 196.775 in a home win over Southern Utah on March 14, 2025.
The Broncos recorded a 49.275 on floor, their best rotation score in any event this year. It marks the team's highest floor score since posting a 49.400 in the March 14, 2025 meet.
Boise State's 49.000 on bars is the squad's second-best score of the year on the apparatus, trailing the Feb. 20 mark of 49.050 at Utah State.
The Broncos also notched their second-highest beam score of the year, tallying a 48.850. This trails the mark of 49.125 from the Feb. 15 Metroplex Challenge.
Boise State defeated San Jose State to move to 42-6-2 all-time against the Spartans, including a 16-3 mark on the road. Under Bird, the Broncos are 26-3-1.
The Broncos secured their sixth all-time win against Arizona State, giving Bird a 5-4 record against the Sun Devils.
The win over Sacramento State marks Boise State's 20th-straight victory over the Hornets, all under Bird. The Broncos boast a 28-7 advantage in the all-time series.

Quotables

"I couldn't be happier or prouder of this team. They put in the work all week, trusted each other when it mattered most and showed incredible heart today," said head coach Tina Bird. "To come into a tough environment and come out with a huge win on the road says everything about their character, preparation and belief in one another."

What's Next
Boise State returns to the Golden State for a dual against California on Saturday, March 7. The Broncos and Bears will compete at 5 p.m. MT in Berkeley.

--BroncoSports.com--