Wildcats Place Third at EAGL Championship

Saturday, March 22

Philadelphia, Pa.

5 PM

University of New Hampshire

EAGL Championship, Hosted by Temple

Aine Reade set her career high on bars, tied her personal best on vault and floor exercise

Photo by: Carrie Kimball

3/22/2025 10:35:00 PM | Women's Gymnastics

Results (PDF)

Reade sets/ties three personal-bests to headline team's top road score of season (195.700)

PHILADELPHIA – Freshman Aine Reade (Merrimac, Mass.) collected three Top-3 placements featuring career-high scores, and the UNH gymnastics team registered its highest vault score and top road score of the season, but George Washington University rallied in the final rotation to score a 195.950 to edge host Temple (195.775), the Wildcats (195.700) and Towson (195.675) to win the 2025 EAGL Championship in a thrilling finish at The Lacourias Center. LIU finished in fifth place with a 194.400.

2025 EAGL Championship
Saturday, March 23, 2025 • 5 p.m.
The Lacourias Center • Philadelphia, Pa.
Results (PDF) • Results (HTML)

George Washington, 195.950
Temple, 195.775
UNH, 195.700
Towson, 195.675
LIU, 194.40039.

Reade tied for runner-up on vault (PB-tying 9.850), took third on uneven bars (PB 9.850), tied for third on floor exercise (PB-tying 9.900) and earned All-Tournament First Team in all three events to go along with All-Tournament First Team in all-around (38.925, fifth place).

Junior Serena Mullin (Hamden, Conn.) earned All-Tournament First Team on balance beam (9.825, fifth), floor (season-high 9.875, T-7^th) and all-around (PB 39.250, third) and notched All-Tournament Second Team on vault (tied season-high 9.800, T-10^th) and bars (9.750, T-12^th).

Sophomore Gwen Ockerbloom (Granby, Conn.) matched her personal best with a 9.850 on vault for a share of second place, and sophomore Anne Challman (Lewisburg, Pa.) notched sole possession of second place on floor with a 9.925.

HOW IT HAPPENED

Beam – (Team Score – 48.625)
•The Wildcats opened the meet on beam, with freshman Mady Harvey (Freeland, Mich.) leading off with a 9.800. She tied for eighth place to notch All-Tournament First Team honors.
•Mullin's team-leading 9.825 came from the anchor position; she was part of a three-way tie for fifth.
•Senior Alyssa Beaulieu (Holyoke, Mass.) equaled her season high (9.725) to earn a spot on the All-Tournament Second Team (T-14^th).
•Towson's Clara Hong topped the podium with a 9.900, followed by Temple's Brooke Donabedian (9.875).

Floor – (Team Score – 49.225)
•UNH showed out on floor with a 49.225, its second-highest score of the season (49.400, Feb. 9).
•All-Tournament First Teamers Challman, Reade and Mullin paced the lineup.
•Sophomore Poulina Minaev (Smithtown, N.Y.) added a 9.775 (T-23^rd), sophomore McCall McMullen (Athens, Ga.) scored a 9.750 (25^th) and senior Gracy Mowers (Middleton, Mass.) capped her career with a 9.700 (T-28^th).
•GWU's Kendall Whitman scored a 9.950 to edge Challman by 0.025 for the gold.

Vault – (Team Score – 49.100)
•Ockerbloom's and Reade's career-high-matching 9.850s headlined the Wildcats' best vault performance of the season. The duo was part of a five-way deadlock for second place.
•McMullen equaled her career high (9.825) for the fourth time, including back-to-back meets, for a share of seventh place and All-Tournament First Team recognition.
•Junior Leah Moreno (Cary, N.C.) posted a 9.775 to tie for 15^th and a berth on the All-Tournament Second Team.
•George Washington's Delaney DeHaan won vault with a 9.875.

Bars – (Team Score – 48.750)
•Senior Julia Before (Sutton, Vt.) closed out her collegiate career with a career-high 9.775, which tied Moreno for team-high distinction; the duo was part of a four-way tie for eighth place and All-Tournament First Team accolades.
•GWU's Lola Montevago and Towson's Isabella Minervini shared the bar victory (9.900) to narrowly defeat Reade (9.850).

All-Around
•Minervini won the all-around championship (39.425), followed by DeHaan (39.350), Mullin (PB-39.250), Montevago (39.025) and Reade (38.925).

Here are UNH's EAGL All-Tournament Team members:

All-Tournament First Team
Apparatus	Gymnast	Score	Place
Vault	Gwen Ockerbloom	9.850	T-2nd
Vault	Aine Reade	9.850	T-2nd
Vault	McCall McMullen	9.825	T-7th
Bars	Aine Reade	9.850	3rd
Bars	Julia Before	9.775	T-8th
Bars	Leah Moreno	9.775	T-8th
Beam	Serena Mullin	9.825	T-5th
Beam	Mady Harvey	9.800	T-8th
Floor	Anne Challman	9.925	2nd
Floor	Aine Reade	9.900	T-3rd
Floor	Serena Mullin	9.875	T-7th
All-Around	Serena Mullin	39.250	3rd
All-Around	Aine Reade	38.925	5th

All-Tournament Second Team
Apparatus	Gymnast	Score	Place
Vault	Serena Mullin	9.800	T-10th
Vault	Leah Moreno	9.775	T-15th
Bars	Serena Mullin	9.750	T-12th
Beam	Alyssa Beaulieu	9.725	T-14th

NEXT UP – NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP SELECTION SHOW – MONDAY, MARCH 24
The 2025 NCAA Women's Gymnastics Championship teams, all-around competitors, and individual event specialists will be announced on Monday, March 24, at 12 p.m. on ESPNU.

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