Gorgenyi Headlines Four Wildcats Named to Six All-EAGL Teams

STEUBENVILLE, Ohio – Junior Kylie Gorgenyi (North Reading, Mass.) was named to the All-EAGL First Team on vault and uneven bars for the third straight season to headline four UNH gymnasts who garnered a combined six league year-end awards announced Monday.

Senior Hailey Lui (Collegeville, Pa.) earned All-EAGL First Team as the league's outright balance beam champion to go along with her Second-Team recognition on floor exercise. Junior Alyssa Worthington (West Warwick, R.I.) claimed All-EAGL First Team on beam for the third year in a row, and fifth-year senior Kylie Kratchwell (Sewell, N.J.) made it back-to-back All-EAGL Second-Team selections on bars.

"I am very proud of KG, Hailey, Alyssa and Kylie," UNH head coach Lindsey Bruck Ayotte said. "They continue to put the work in every single day, and that effort has paid off for them this season."

Gorgenyi was EAGL's No. 2 ranked vault performer with a 9.865 National Qualifying Score (NQS) and a career-high 9.875, which she reached four times in a five-week span between Jan. 15-Feb. 12. The native of North Reading, Mass., ranked fourth on bars with a 9.865 NQS that included a career-high 9.900 set Feb. 12 versus Brown and matched March 13 (Senior Day) when the Wildcats set their all-time bar score (49.325) against Penn State, Brown and Southern Connecticut State at the Whittemore Center.

Lui is a four-time All-EAGL beam team representative, including three consecutive First-Team berths, who posted a league-leading 9.910 NQS. The senior established a personal best with a 9.975 on Jan. 23 in a home tri-meet against Temple and Penn when the Wildcats scored a program beam-record 49.450. Lui tied for 10th on floor (9.850 NQS) and equaled her personal best 9.900 on Feb. 12 against Brown and Feb. 25 against LIU. She made the All-EAGL Floor Team all four years of her career, including First Team in 2020 and 2021.

Worthington stretched her streak of All-EAGL First Team beam awards to three straight years by virtue of a 9.880 NQS and a tie for No. 5 in the conference. The junior's season high is a 9.900 (2x - Jan. 23, Feb. 25).

Kratchwell tied for No. 12 in EAGL on bars with a 9.825 NQS. The co-captain set a personal best with a 9.925 (Feb. 25) and finished her home career with a 9.900 (March 13).

Here is a look at the 2022 All-EAGL Wildcats:

All-EAGL Team	Event	Gymnast	NQS	EAGL Rank
First	Vault	Kylie Gorgenyi	9.865	2
First	Bars	Kylie Gorgenyi	9.865	4
First	Beam	Hailey Lui	9.910	1
First	Beam	Alyssa Worthington	9.880	T-5

Second	Bars	Kylie Kratchwell	9.825	T-12
Second	Floor	Hailey Lui	9.850	T-10

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•The Wildcat gymnastics team heads to George Washington for the 2022 EAGL Championship on Saturday, March 19. UNH will compete in one of two quad meets (12 p.m. or 6 p.m.) to determine the league champion. The 'Cats will match up against host GWU, Pitt, North Carolina, N.C. State, Temple and Towson at the Charles E. Smith Center. The schedule will be announced later this week.

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