'Cats Battle Temple in Stick It For The Cure Meet on ESPN3 (Feb. 19, 1 p.m.)

DURHAM, N.H. – The University of New Hampshire gymnastics team plays host to its annual Stick It for the Cure meet when it welcomes the Temple University Owls to Lundholm Gym in a Sunday afternoon 1 p.m. matchup that will be streamed live on ESPN3.

February 19, 2017 • 1 p.m.
UNH (10-3, 2-2 EAGL) vs Temple (7-9, 0-0 ECAC)
Lundholm Gym • Durham, N.H.
Video: ESPN3
Brendan Glasheen (PBP), Dana Feigenbaum (Color)
Live Stats: UNHWildcats.com/livestats

PROMOTIONS
The first 200 UNH students in attendance Sunday will receive a free UNH Gymnastics Stick It For the Cure t-shirt. Any fans wearing pink to the meet will gain admission for the special price of $3, and there will be pink LED batons for the first 200 fans through the door. Following the meet, the Wildcats will stick around to sign autographs. For tickets, visit www.unhwildcats.com.

NEXT HOME MEET
The Wildcats are right back at Lundholm Gym for a dual-meet against Air Force this Friday, Feb. 24, at 7:30 p.m. It will be Fitness/Heart Health Day. Show any gym or yoga membership and receive tickets at the special price of $3. The first 200 fans in attendance will receive a free jump rope or stress ball. The meet will include a number of fun-filled, fitness-focused competitions for prizes. And, as always, the UNH gymnasts will sign autographs immediately following the meet. Tickets are available HERE or by calling 603-862-4000.

MEET NOTES
•The Wildcats have defeated 24 straight opponents at Lundholm Gym in a streak that dates back to March 8, 2014. UNH is 3-0 this season at home with wins against Pittsburgh, Southern Connecticut State and Utah State.
•A triumph over Temple would give head coach Gail Goodspeed her 600^th all-time victory at UNH, where she has been the head coach since 1979-80.
•New Hampshire leads the all-time series with Temple, 15-0.
•The Wildcats entered the week ranked 27^th in the RoadtoNatonals.com Top 25. The top 36 teams qualify for the NCAA Regional Championships at the conclusion of the regular season (March 18). The 'Cats have advanced to Regionals 33 times in the 35 years the NCAA has sponsored the championships. They qualified for EAIAW championships), the precursor to NCAA Regionals, in Goodspeed's first two seasons (1980-81), which makes it 35 postseason appearances in her 37 years at the reins.
•Danielle Mulligan is No. 1 in EAGL and tied for 14^th nationally on uneven bars with a 9.871 average. The sophomore earned her fifth consecutive individual bars victory with a season-high-tying 9.900 at North Carolina on Friday night.
•The Wildcats were bested by the Tar Heels, 195.875-195.075, despite registering a 49.100 on bars, which was their top bar mark of the season.

EAGL STANDINGS (Week 6 – As of Feb. 17)
Team Average
1. George Washington 195.675
2. UNH 194.836
3. North Carolina 194.767
4. N.C. State 194.388
5. Towson 194.296
6. Pittsburgh 193.611

TENTATIVE LINEUP
Vault
Courtney Bondanza (Buffalo, N.Y.)
Nicole O'Leary (Newtown, Conn.)
Marissa Toci (Mount Laurel, N.J.)
Danielle Doolin (Medford Lakes, N.J.)
Meghan Pflieger (Barneveld, N.Y.)
Elizabeth Mahoney (Hanson, Mass.)

Uneven Bars
Doolin
Bondanza
Pflieger
Jessica Gracia (Bahama, N.C.)
Jennifer King (Freehold, N.J.)
Danielle Mulligan (Farmingdale, N.Y.)

Balance Beam
Doolin
Lia Breeden (York, Pa.)
Riley Freehling (Southington, N.Y.)
Mulligan
Pflieger
Casey Lauter (Northport, N.Y.)

Floor Exercise
Breeden
Brittany Capozzi (Derry, N.H.)
Lexi Calandra (Suffern, N.Y.)
Pflieger
Doolin
O'Leary

The 2017 UNH gymnastics season is presented by Happy Bodies. Visit them at www.happybodies.com. For more information on the UNH gymnastics team, visit www.unhwildcats.com.

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