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#21 Pack Sets Program Bars Record in Win Over West Virginia on Senior Night
3/13/2026 9:21:00 PM | Women's Gymnastics
RALEIGH, N.C. – No. 21 NC State gymnastics closed out the regular season with a win on Senior Night, using a program-record score on bars to defeat West Virginia, 196.650-195.725, inside Reynolds Coliseum Friday night. The Pack's 49.500 on bars marked a new program high, with Elle Hadrick leading the rotation with an event-winning 9.975, a new career high that matched the highest individual bars score in program history.
Hadrick also won the event title on floor, setting a new career-best mark with a 9.925 to bring her career total to nine scores of 9.900 or higher across all events. Maddie Hall claimed the vault title for her second event win of the season, scoring a 9.850. All three of NC State's event winners on the night won their respective titles outright.
NC State also celebrated the program's four seniors following the meet in student manager Macy Bryson and student-athletes Meg Adler, Kailee Adomaites and Madeline Reid. Each of the three gymnasts competed during the meet, with Adler appearing in the floor lineup and competing in a vault exhibition. Adomaites performed exhibitions on floor and bars, while Reid competed on bars and in a beam exhibition. All four seniors were honored in a post-meet ceremony.
With Friday's regular-season finale, NC State closes the regular season with a 15-5 overall record, including a 4-2 mark in league action. The Wolfpack also posted a strong 6-1 home record inside Reynolds Coliseum.
Tonight's win marked the fourth Senior Night in a row where the Pack has earned the victory.
Vault (49.000)
The Wolfpack began the evening on vault, scoring a 49.000 as a team for its ninth 49.000+ mark of the regular season while claiming all three top spots on the podium. Lauren Wright opened the meet with a 9.775, while Hall led the rotation with a 9.850 to win the event title. Syniya Thomas and Ava Myers also added scores of 9.825 and 9.800, respectively, to finish second and tied for third on the podium.
Bars (49.500)
NC State moved to bars holding a 49.000-48.800 lead after the opening rotation and followed it with a 49.500 for the highest team score on bars in program history. It also marked the team's eighth consecutive meet with a score of at least 49.000 on the event. Myers opened the rotation with a 9.850 to match her career high, which ended up serving as the Pack's dropped score, before Emerson Fisk set a new career-best with a 9.875.
Reid matched Fisk's score with a 9.875 of her own. Caroline Volk added her seventh career 9.900 on any event and sixth on bars with a 9.900 to place second, before Hadrick capped off the standout rotation with a new career-best 9.975 to match the highest score on bars in program history and claim the event title. The score marked her eighth career 9.900+ on any event and fourth on bars. Only two other gymnasts in program history have ever scored a 9.975 on bars: Emily Shepard in 2024 and Kelli Brown, who accomplished the feat twice in 2000 and 2001.
Katie Harper closed the rotation with a 9.875 to anchor the highest bars score in program history. Fisk, Reid and Harper finished in a three-way tie for third on the event.
Beam (48.725)
The Pack's third rotation of the night came on beam, where it recorded a 48.725. Harper opened the event with a 9.800 to finish third on the podium, while Volk added a 9.750 to the lineup.
Floor (49.400)
NC State closed the night on floor, entering the final rotation with a 147.225-146.750 lead before posting a 49.400. The mark was the Wolfpack's 12th score of 49.000 or higher on floor this season, and NC State finished the regular season with a 49.000+ score on floor in every meet. Fisk opened the lineup with a 9.850, which Myers matched in the second spot. Adler scored a 9.800 on floor, while Autumn Rardin added a 9.875 to finish third on the event.
Hadrick continued her career night with a personal-best 9.925 to bring her career total to nine 9.900+ scores, including four on floor. She also claimed the floor title for her second event win of the evening. Thomas closed the night with a 9.900, good for her ninth career 9.900+ on any event and sixth on floor, and finished second on the podium.
Up Next
NC State will compete at the 2026 ACC Championships at First Horizon Coliseum in Greensboro on Saturday, March 21. Details for the competition are to be announced.
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