NC State
NCAA Second Round vs. LSU, Missouri, Iowa
Pack Concludes Season at NCAA Raleigh Regional
3/31/2022 6:16:00 PM | Women's Gymnastics
RALEIGH - The NC State gymnastics program concluded its 2022 season on Thursday, scoring a 195.700 in Round Two Session I of the Raleigh Regional.
Missouri and Iowa advanced to the Regional Final with scores of 197.150 and 196.900, respectively
NC State earned its second-highest vault score of the season with a 49.025 on the event. Gabrielle Diaz led off with a 9.825 for the highest mark on the team on the event. Hailey Merchant, Lauren Rutherford, Lucy Lehman and Emily Shepard all scored a 9.800 to ensure that NC State did not count a score below 9.800.
As a team, the Wolfpack put up a 48.825 on bar. Rutherford led the squad on the apparatus with a 9.850 while Shepard tabbed a 9.875.
The meet opened on beam for NC State, and team compiled a 48.950. Shepard tabbed the highest mark on the event for the team with her 9.875, and Macy Jennings continued a strong beam season for the Pack tabbing a 9.850. Nicole Webb garnered a 9.775 on the apparatus.
On floor, the team put together 48.900 behind a team-leading 9.850 by Diaz. Rutherford posted a 9.825 on the event and was followed by Merchant's 9.800.
Shepard was NC State's only all-around competitor, and the junior posted a 39.175.
STRAIGHT FROM THE PACK: HEAD COACH KIM LANDRUS
"First I want to say I am so proud of this team!" said head coach Kim Landrus. "Looking back on our 2022 journey, I can truly say they poured their hearts out on the floor on a daily basis. They rose to any challenge that they were presented with and never wavered.
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Today, our motto was 'our bubble'. We stayed in 'our bubble'Â and controlled the controllables. Each of them stuck to the plan and went out and performed at a very high level for our home crowd. From the first beam routine to the final bar routine, you saw the grit, passion and determination in their eyes. It was a total team effort with so many great performances!"
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