University of New Hampshire Athletics
Friday, January 31
Upper Marlboro, Md.
7 PM
University of New Hampshire
193.850
vs
195.750
George Washington
Aine Reade tied her personal best on vault and set PBs on beam, floor and all-around.
Photo by: Stu Horne
Reade Sets/Equals Four Career-Highs in Fourth-Place Finish at Towson Invite
1/31/2025 11:01:00 PM | Women's Gymnastics
Mullin/Reade share first on floor exercise; Wildcats tally season’s highest scores on floor, beam
UPPER MARLBORO, Md. – Junior Serena Mullin (Hamden, Conn.) and freshman Aine Reade (Merrimac, Mass.) tied for first place in floor exercise and the UNH gymnastics team recorded its highest scores of the season on balance beam and floor Friday night in a fourth-place finish at the Towson Invite at Show Place Arena.
George Washington scored a 195.750 to win the quint-meet, followed by Towson (195.400), Temple (194.700) and UNH (193.850), which defeated William & Mary (192.850).
Reade tied her personal best on vault (9.800), set a career high on beam (9.775), equaled her high on floor (9.850) and established a career-best 39.100 to place third in all-around.
HOW IT HAPPENED
Vault (Team Score – 48.850)
•Sophomore Gwen Ockerbloom (Granby, Conn.) and Reade each equaled a career high with a 9.800 (T-6th).
•Senior Gracy Mowers (Middleton, Mass.) tied her season high with a 9.775 to earn a share of 10th.
•Towson's Callie Gardner won the event with a 9.900.
Uneven Bars (Team Score – 46.925)
•Reade paced the bar lineup with a 9.675 to tie for 12th place.
•Senior Julia Before (Sutton, Vt.) registered a personal-best 9.650 (15th).
•George Washington's Lola Montevago and Towson's Isabella Minervini topped the podium with matching scores of 9.850.
Balance Beam (Team Score – 49.050)
•Sophomore Anne Challman (Lewisburg, Pa.), Mullin and Ockerbloom headlined the best beam rotation of the season with matching scores of 9.825 (T-8th).
•The score represented a career-high for Challman, set a season-high for Ockerbloom and matched a season-best for Mullin.
•Freshman Mady Harvey (Freeland, Mich.) posted a 9.800 for a share of 13th place.
•Sophomore McCall McMullen (Athens, Ga.) and Reade tied for 16th place with a career-high 9.775.
•Towson's Lauren Keener won beam with a 9.900.
Floor Exercise (Team Score – 49.025)
•Mullin set a season high and Reade equaled a career best with a 9.850 to tie George Wasshington's Deana Sheremeta atop the floor podium.
•Freshman Stacy Boss (Richboro, Pa.) scored a personal-best 9.800 to tie for eighth place.
•Challman (9.775, T-9th) and McMullen (9.750, T-13th) rounded out the scoring for the best floor rotation of the year.
GWU's Delaney DeHaan won the all-around with a 39.275, followed by Minervini (39.250).
NEXT HOME MEET • STICK IT FOR THE CURE • SUNDAY, FEB. 9, 1 P.M.
•UNH plays host to its annual Stick It for the Cure meet to raise breast cancer awareness on Sunday, Feb. 9 (1 p.m.) against Brown and Yale in the Whittemore Center at Key Auto Group Complex. The first 200 fans will get Stick It for the Cure t-shirts, and the Wildcats will sign autographs after the meet. GET TICKETS.
Army ROTC is the proud presenting sponsor of UNH Gymnastics this season. The Army ROTC provides students with the leadership skills and training needed to excel both in the classroom and in their future careers. To learn more about how you can push yourself to new heights, visit goarmy.com/rotc.
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George Washington scored a 195.750 to win the quint-meet, followed by Towson (195.400), Temple (194.700) and UNH (193.850), which defeated William & Mary (192.850).
Reade tied her personal best on vault (9.800), set a career high on beam (9.775), equaled her high on floor (9.850) and established a career-best 39.100 to place third in all-around.
Towson Invite at Show Place Arena
George Washington 195.750, Towson 195.400, Temple 194.700,
UNH 193.850, William & Mary 192.850
Friday, January 31, 2025 • 7 p.m.
Show Place Arena • Upper Marlboro, Md.
Results (PDF)
George Washington 195.750, Towson 195.400, Temple 194.700,
UNH 193.850, William & Mary 192.850
Friday, January 31, 2025 • 7 p.m.
Show Place Arena • Upper Marlboro, Md.
Results (PDF)
HOW IT HAPPENED
Vault (Team Score – 48.850)
•Sophomore Gwen Ockerbloom (Granby, Conn.) and Reade each equaled a career high with a 9.800 (T-6th).
•Senior Gracy Mowers (Middleton, Mass.) tied her season high with a 9.775 to earn a share of 10th.
•Towson's Callie Gardner won the event with a 9.900.
Uneven Bars (Team Score – 46.925)
•Reade paced the bar lineup with a 9.675 to tie for 12th place.
•Senior Julia Before (Sutton, Vt.) registered a personal-best 9.650 (15th).
•George Washington's Lola Montevago and Towson's Isabella Minervini topped the podium with matching scores of 9.850.
Balance Beam (Team Score – 49.050)
•Sophomore Anne Challman (Lewisburg, Pa.), Mullin and Ockerbloom headlined the best beam rotation of the season with matching scores of 9.825 (T-8th).
•The score represented a career-high for Challman, set a season-high for Ockerbloom and matched a season-best for Mullin.
•Freshman Mady Harvey (Freeland, Mich.) posted a 9.800 for a share of 13th place.
•Sophomore McCall McMullen (Athens, Ga.) and Reade tied for 16th place with a career-high 9.775.
•Towson's Lauren Keener won beam with a 9.900.
Floor Exercise (Team Score – 49.025)
•Mullin set a season high and Reade equaled a career best with a 9.850 to tie George Wasshington's Deana Sheremeta atop the floor podium.
•Freshman Stacy Boss (Richboro, Pa.) scored a personal-best 9.800 to tie for eighth place.
•Challman (9.775, T-9th) and McMullen (9.750, T-13th) rounded out the scoring for the best floor rotation of the year.
GWU's Delaney DeHaan won the all-around with a 39.275, followed by Minervini (39.250).
NEXT HOME MEET • STICK IT FOR THE CURE • SUNDAY, FEB. 9, 1 P.M.
•UNH plays host to its annual Stick It for the Cure meet to raise breast cancer awareness on Sunday, Feb. 9 (1 p.m.) against Brown and Yale in the Whittemore Center at Key Auto Group Complex. The first 200 fans will get Stick It for the Cure t-shirts, and the Wildcats will sign autographs after the meet. GET TICKETS.
Army ROTC is the proud presenting sponsor of UNH Gymnastics this season. The Army ROTC provides students with the leadership skills and training needed to excel both in the classroom and in their future careers. To learn more about how you can push yourself to new heights, visit goarmy.com/rotc.
Follow the UNH Gymnastics Team
Instagram -@UNHGymnastics
Facebook – Facebook.com/UNHGymnastics
TikTok - @unh_gymnastics
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