University of New Hampshire Athletics
Sunday, January 15
Durham, N.H.
2 PM
University of New Hampshire
194.475
vs
194.100
Central Michigan
Alyssa Beaulieu had personal bests on vault, bars and beam to win the all-around (Photo by Stu Horne)
Photo by: Stu Horne
Wildcats Rally Past Central Michigan, Temple to Win Home Tri-Meet
1/15/2023 8:04:00 PM | Women's Gymnastics
UNH parlays strong floor finish to come-from-behind triumph
DURHAM, N.H. – Seniors Kylie Gorgenyi (North Reading, Mass.), Robyn Kelley (Wakefield, Mass.) and Kenadi Brown (Las Vegas, Nev.) all posted first-place event scores, and sophomore Alyssa Beaulieu (Holyoke, Mass.) won her first career all-around to highlight the UNH gymnastics team's tri-meet victory against Central Michigan and Temple on Sunday at the Whittemore Center Arena.
UNH (2-1, 1-0 EAGL) trailed through the first three rotations before finishing strong on floor exercise (48.850) to cap the come-from-behind win with a 194.475 to edge CMU (194.100) and Temple (193.200). The head-to-head win over the Owls counted in the EAGL regular-season standings.
HOW IT HAPPENED
•Gorgenyi anchored the vault lineup and registered a team-leading 9.825 to finish runner-up to Temple's Ashley Glynn. Beaulieu totaled a personal-best 9.775 for third place, and freshman Serena Mullin (Hamden, Conn.) tied for fourth place (9.750). The Wildcats scored a 48.500 in the first rotation to tie CMU (balance beam); Temple took the early lead with a 48.625 on uneven bars.
•In the second rotation, Gorgenyi scored a 9.850 on bars to earn a share of first place with Temple's Sarah Stallings and CMU's Luciana Alvarado-Reed. Beaulieu stepped up with her second straight career high (9.825) to tie for fourth place with CMU's Adriana Bustelo. The 'Cats scored a 48.775 on bars for a two-event total of 97.275, which was second to Central Michigan (97.350). Temple slipped to third (96.950).
•Anchoring on beam in front of the Whittemore Center crowd for the first time since March 8, 2020, Kelley delivered with a 9.875 that equaled Bustelo atop the podium. Beaulieu's third personal best (9.775) earned a share of third place, and the Wildcats' 48.350 beam score built the team total to 145.625, one-tenth behind CMU (145.725) headed for the final rotation.
•A late lineup change put Riley Himes (Orlando, Fla.) in the leadoff spot on floor, and the freshman responded with a PB 9.800 to set the pace and tie for fourth place. Gorgenyi then matched her career high with a 9.850 (T-2nd) before Brown's performance topped all competitors (9.875) and helped the Wildcats complete the win.
•Beaulieu won the all-around with a PB 38.925, followed by Central Michigan's Hannah Demers (38.775) and Temple's Hannah Stallings (38.425).
NEXT UP
•UNH seeks its second straight EAGL triumph when it visits Towson on Friday, Jan. 20, at SECU Arena in a quad-meet that also features West Virginia and West Chester. The meet begins at 6 p.m.
NEXT HOME MEET
•UNH will host its only Lundholm Gym home meet on Sunday, Jan. 29, at 2 p.m. (YouTube) in a quad-meet against Penn, Wisconsin-Whitewater and Yale. Join the Wildcats in celebrating National Girls & Women in Sports Day. For tickets, visit UNHWildcats.com/Tickets or call 603-862-4000.
2023 EAGL Championship Tickets on Sale Now
•UNH will host the 2023 EAGL Championship at the Whittemore Center on Saturday, March 18, at 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. Eight teams –four per session—will compete for the league championship. UNH, which will be part of the 7 p.m. quad-meet, takes on George Washington, Long Island, North Carolina, N.C. State, Pittsburgh, Temple and Towson. The Wildcats have won EAGLs each of the last three seasons (2019, 2014, 2003) they hosted at the Whitt. Group ticket options and individual tickets are available at 603-862-4000 and at UNHWildcats.com.
Follow the UNH Gymnastics Team
Twitter - @UNHGymnastics
Facebook – Facebook.com/UNHGymnastics
Instagram -@UNHGymnastics
Email Newsletter -Sign Up Here
UNH (2-1, 1-0 EAGL) trailed through the first three rotations before finishing strong on floor exercise (48.850) to cap the come-from-behind win with a 194.475 to edge CMU (194.100) and Temple (193.200). The head-to-head win over the Owls counted in the EAGL regular-season standings.
UNH 194.475, Central Michigan 194.100, Temple 193.200
Sunday, January 15 • Whittemore Center • Durham, N.H.
Full Results (PDF) • Full Results (HTML)
Photo Gallery • YouTube Rebroadcast
Sunday, January 15 • Whittemore Center • Durham, N.H.
Full Results (PDF) • Full Results (HTML)
Photo Gallery • YouTube Rebroadcast
HOW IT HAPPENED
•Gorgenyi anchored the vault lineup and registered a team-leading 9.825 to finish runner-up to Temple's Ashley Glynn. Beaulieu totaled a personal-best 9.775 for third place, and freshman Serena Mullin (Hamden, Conn.) tied for fourth place (9.750). The Wildcats scored a 48.500 in the first rotation to tie CMU (balance beam); Temple took the early lead with a 48.625 on uneven bars.
•In the second rotation, Gorgenyi scored a 9.850 on bars to earn a share of first place with Temple's Sarah Stallings and CMU's Luciana Alvarado-Reed. Beaulieu stepped up with her second straight career high (9.825) to tie for fourth place with CMU's Adriana Bustelo. The 'Cats scored a 48.775 on bars for a two-event total of 97.275, which was second to Central Michigan (97.350). Temple slipped to third (96.950).
•Anchoring on beam in front of the Whittemore Center crowd for the first time since March 8, 2020, Kelley delivered with a 9.875 that equaled Bustelo atop the podium. Beaulieu's third personal best (9.775) earned a share of third place, and the Wildcats' 48.350 beam score built the team total to 145.625, one-tenth behind CMU (145.725) headed for the final rotation.
•A late lineup change put Riley Himes (Orlando, Fla.) in the leadoff spot on floor, and the freshman responded with a PB 9.800 to set the pace and tie for fourth place. Gorgenyi then matched her career high with a 9.850 (T-2nd) before Brown's performance topped all competitors (9.875) and helped the Wildcats complete the win.
•Beaulieu won the all-around with a PB 38.925, followed by Central Michigan's Hannah Demers (38.775) and Temple's Hannah Stallings (38.425).
NEXT UP
•UNH seeks its second straight EAGL triumph when it visits Towson on Friday, Jan. 20, at SECU Arena in a quad-meet that also features West Virginia and West Chester. The meet begins at 6 p.m.
NEXT HOME MEET
•UNH will host its only Lundholm Gym home meet on Sunday, Jan. 29, at 2 p.m. (YouTube) in a quad-meet against Penn, Wisconsin-Whitewater and Yale. Join the Wildcats in celebrating National Girls & Women in Sports Day. For tickets, visit UNHWildcats.com/Tickets or call 603-862-4000.
2023 EAGL Championship Tickets on Sale Now
•UNH will host the 2023 EAGL Championship at the Whittemore Center on Saturday, March 18, at 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. Eight teams –four per session—will compete for the league championship. UNH, which will be part of the 7 p.m. quad-meet, takes on George Washington, Long Island, North Carolina, N.C. State, Pittsburgh, Temple and Towson. The Wildcats have won EAGLs each of the last three seasons (2019, 2014, 2003) they hosted at the Whitt. Group ticket options and individual tickets are available at 603-862-4000 and at UNHWildcats.com.
Follow the UNH Gymnastics Team
Twitter - @UNHGymnastics
Facebook – Facebook.com/UNHGymnastics
Instagram -@UNHGymnastics
Email Newsletter -Sign Up Here
Players Mentioned
AA
/ Women's Gymnastics
AA
/ Women's Gymnastics
AA
/ Women's Gymnastics
AA
/ Women's Gymnastics
V/BB/FX
/ Women's Gymnastics
AA
/ Women's GymnasticsUNH Gymnastics vs Brown & Towson & Rutgers
Sunday, February 11
UNH Gymnastics vs SCSU
Wednesday, January 31
UNH Gymnastics vs LIU and Bridgeport
Friday, January 12
Kylie Gorgenyi’s 9.950 on bars at Texas Woman’s
Friday, April 28