Lauter Records Perfect 10 on Beam in Senior Meet

Sunday, March 11

Durham, N.H.

1 PM

University of New Hampshire

196.425

196.800

Kentucky

3/11/2018 4:05:00 PM | Women's Gymnastics

This was only the second perfect 10 on beam in UNH history

DURHAM, N.H. – University of New Hampshire gymnastics senior co-captain Casey Lauter (Northport, N.Y.) recorded a perfect 10 on beam in her final home meet to lead UNH to a season-high 196.425 at the Whittemore Center.

UNH placed second in the quad-meet (196.425), trailing only eighth ranked Kentucky (196.800). Yale finished in third place (194.675) and Brown came in fourth (193.525).

Kentucky – 196.800
UNH – 196.425
Yale – 194.675
Brown – 193.525
Whittemore Center – Durham, N.H.
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HOW IT HAPPENED

FIRST ROTATION

Courtney Bondanza (Buffalo, N.Y.) and Elizabeth Mahoney (Hanson, Mass.) paced the Wildcats, each recording a 9.825 on vault to lead UNH to a team score of 48.925.

SECOND ROTATION

UNH tied its season-high on bars with a 49.125, led by Danielle Mulligan (Farmingdale, N.Y.) who tied for second place with a 9.900. Lauren Diggan (Sinking Spring, Pa.) recorded a 9.875, Makenzie Kerouac (Merrimack, N.H.) scored a 9.850, and Riley Freehling (Southington, Conn.) notched a 9.800.

THIRD ROTATION

Lauter recorded a perfect 10 as the Wildcats matched their season-high on beam (49.225). Mulligan finished the meet in second place with a 9.925.

FOURTH ROTATION

UNH tied its season-high on floor with a 49.150. Danielle Doolin (Medford Lakes, N.J.) led the way for UNH with a 9.875, which tied for third place. Four other Wildcats recorded a 9.800 or higher: Lia Breeden (York, Pa.) scored 9.850, Lauren Diggan (Sinking Spring, Pa.) scored a 9.825, while Emma Winer (Georgetown, Mass.) and Mulligan recorded 9.800s.

NOTES

Lauter's perfect 10 was the first on beam for UNH since 03/23/1996.
UNH's score of 196.425 was the seventh highest score in team history.
Bondanza recorded a career-high with a 9.825 on vault.
UNH tied its season-high score on bars, beam, and floor.
This was the first meet at the Whittemore Center since the 2014 EAGL Championship.