University of New Hampshire Athletics
Sunday, February 16
New Haven, Conn.
1 PM
University of New Hampshire
194.500
vs
195.400
Towson
Gwen Ockerbloom set a PB on vault (9.850) to share first place
Photo by: Stu Horne
'Cats Total Highest Road Score of Season in Runner-Up Finish at Yale
2/16/2025 6:10:00 PM | Women's Gymnastics
Wildcats amass a 194.500, with season’s best scores on vault & uneven bars
NEW HAVEN, Conn. – The UNH gymnastics team recorded its highest road score of the season and notched its top marks on vault and uneven bars as part of a runner-up finish in Sunday's quad meet at Yale University's Payne Whitney Gymnasium.
The Wildcats (9-10, 2-1 EAGL) scored a 194.500 to defeat host Yale (193.675) and Brown (193.375). Towson won the meet with a 195.400.
Sophomore Gwen Ockerbloom (Granby, Conn.) scored a personal-best 9.850 on vault to tie Towson's Polina Belanovski for first place on that apparatus.
Junior Serena Mullin (Hamden, Conn.) won the all-around championship with a personal-best 39.000 to edge TU's Isabella Minervini (38.975) and freshman Aine Reade (Merrimac, Mass.), who totaled a 38.950 for third place.
HOW IT HAPPENED
Vault (Team Score – 48.925)
•Ockerbloom's career-high 9.850 was the highest score by a Wildcat vault performer this season and headlined the team's season-high 48.925 in that event.
•Junior Leah Moreno (Cary, N.C.) set a season high with a 9.800 for a share of third with Towson's Isabella DeCroo.
•Senior Gracy Mowers (Middleton, Mass.) equaled her season best with a 9.775, which matched Reade and TU's Ava Harper for fifth.
Uneven Bars (Team Score – 48.650)
•Sophomore Zoe Arthur (El Segundo, Calif.) paced UNH's best bar performance of the season (48.650) with a career-high 9.850, which was the highest bar score by a Wildcat in 2025.
•Arthur knotted Yale's Chloe DeJoy for third place, behind Minervini (9.925) and runner-up Clara Hong of Towson (9.875).
•Mullin and Reade each tied a personal-best 9.725 to share 12th place.
Balance Beam (Team Score – 47.900)
•Mullin was the Wildcats' leader on balance beam with a 9.775. She tied for fourth place with Brown's Lindsay Van Eyk and Yale's Hana Strause.
•Hong won beam with a 9.850, followed by a two-way tie for second (9.800) between Brown's Emily Ford and Towson's Celia Trotter.
•Freshman Mady Harvey (Freeland, Mich.) led off the beam lineup with a 9.700 (T-9th).
Floor Exercise (Team Score – 49.025)
•The floor lineup scored a 49.025, which tied the second-highest score of the season (Jan. 31 at Towson Invite).
•Sophomore Anne Challman (Lewisburg, Pa.), sophomore McCall McMullen (Athens, Ga.), Mullin and Reade shared fourth place (9.825).
•The score equaled the second-highest of the season for both McMullen and Mullin.
•Reade remained No. 1 in EAGL on floor with a 9.850 NQS (National Qualifying Score); the freshman has never scored below a 9.800 in eight career meets.
NEXT HOME MEET • SUNDAY, FEB. 23, 1 P.M. VS GEORGE WASHINGTON • TICKETS
•UNH returns home to face EAGL rival George Washington in a National Girls and Women in Sports Celebration meet Sunday, Feb. 23, at 1 p.m. in the Whittemore Center at Key Auto Group Complex. The Wildcats are partnering with Strong Girls United for a pre-meet event (11 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.) in the UNH Field House. The meet will be followed by autographs with the team. Tickets are on sale now at UNHWildcats.com.
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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The Wildcats (9-10, 2-1 EAGL) scored a 194.500 to defeat host Yale (193.675) and Brown (193.375). Towson won the meet with a 195.400.
Sophomore Gwen Ockerbloom (Granby, Conn.) scored a personal-best 9.850 on vault to tie Towson's Polina Belanovski for first place on that apparatus.
Junior Serena Mullin (Hamden, Conn.) won the all-around championship with a personal-best 39.000 to edge TU's Isabella Minervini (38.975) and freshman Aine Reade (Merrimac, Mass.), who totaled a 38.950 for third place.
Towson 195.400, UNH 194.500, Yale 193.675, Brown 193.375
Sunday, February 16, 2025 • 1 p.m.
Payne Whitney Gymnasium • New Haven, Conn.
Results • Results (PDF)
Sunday, February 16, 2025 • 1 p.m.
Payne Whitney Gymnasium • New Haven, Conn.
Results • Results (PDF)
HOW IT HAPPENED
Vault (Team Score – 48.925)
•Ockerbloom's career-high 9.850 was the highest score by a Wildcat vault performer this season and headlined the team's season-high 48.925 in that event.
•Junior Leah Moreno (Cary, N.C.) set a season high with a 9.800 for a share of third with Towson's Isabella DeCroo.
•Senior Gracy Mowers (Middleton, Mass.) equaled her season best with a 9.775, which matched Reade and TU's Ava Harper for fifth.
Uneven Bars (Team Score – 48.650)
•Sophomore Zoe Arthur (El Segundo, Calif.) paced UNH's best bar performance of the season (48.650) with a career-high 9.850, which was the highest bar score by a Wildcat in 2025.
•Arthur knotted Yale's Chloe DeJoy for third place, behind Minervini (9.925) and runner-up Clara Hong of Towson (9.875).
•Mullin and Reade each tied a personal-best 9.725 to share 12th place.
Balance Beam (Team Score – 47.900)
•Mullin was the Wildcats' leader on balance beam with a 9.775. She tied for fourth place with Brown's Lindsay Van Eyk and Yale's Hana Strause.
•Hong won beam with a 9.850, followed by a two-way tie for second (9.800) between Brown's Emily Ford and Towson's Celia Trotter.
•Freshman Mady Harvey (Freeland, Mich.) led off the beam lineup with a 9.700 (T-9th).
Floor Exercise (Team Score – 49.025)
•The floor lineup scored a 49.025, which tied the second-highest score of the season (Jan. 31 at Towson Invite).
•Sophomore Anne Challman (Lewisburg, Pa.), sophomore McCall McMullen (Athens, Ga.), Mullin and Reade shared fourth place (9.825).
•The score equaled the second-highest of the season for both McMullen and Mullin.
•Reade remained No. 1 in EAGL on floor with a 9.850 NQS (National Qualifying Score); the freshman has never scored below a 9.800 in eight career meets.
NEXT HOME MEET • SUNDAY, FEB. 23, 1 P.M. VS GEORGE WASHINGTON • TICKETS
•UNH returns home to face EAGL rival George Washington in a National Girls and Women in Sports Celebration meet Sunday, Feb. 23, at 1 p.m. in the Whittemore Center at Key Auto Group Complex. The Wildcats are partnering with Strong Girls United for a pre-meet event (11 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.) in the UNH Field House. The meet will be followed by autographs with the team. Tickets are on sale now at UNHWildcats.com.
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
X - @UNHGymnastics
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