Gym 'Cats Stay Unbeaten in EAGL Competition with Tri-Meet Win at GWU

Sunday, February 15

Washington, D.C

1 PM

University of New Hampshire

194.650

193.400

George Washington

Mady Harvey tied for first on beam (9.850) to secure EAGL's No. 1 rank on that apparatus

Photo by: Makena Lee

Gym 'Cats Stay Unbeaten in EAGL Competition with Tri-Meet Win at GWU

2/15/2026 9:41:00 PM | Women's Gymnastics

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Harvey, EAGL's No. 1 beam competitor, scored 9.850 to share first place

WASHINGTON – Junior captain McCall McMullen (Athens, Ga.) and junior Gwen Ockerbloom (Granby, Conn.) shared first place on vault, and sophomore Mady Harvey (Freeland, Mich.) earned a share of first on balance beam to power the UNH gymnastics team to Sunday afternoon's tri-meet victory against host George Washington and William & Mary at the Charles E. Smith Center.

The Wildcats scored a 194.650 to beat the Revolutionaries (193.400) and the Tribe (192.000) to up their season record to 10-2. The victory versus GWU improved UNH to 3-0 in the EAGL standings, giving the 'Cats a share of the league's regular-season title and the ability to win it outright with a victory against LIU on Friday, Feb. 20 at the Pratt Recreation Center in Brookville, N.Y.

George Washington Tri Meet
UNH 194.650, George Washington 193.400, William & Mary 192.000
Sunday, February 15, 2026 • 1pm
Charles E. Smith Center • Washington, D.C.
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The Wildcats opened the meet on uneven bars and won that event with a 48.825. Sophomore Peyton Novinger (Hershey, Pa.) led the way with a career-high-tying 9.825 for second place, followed by senior captain Leah Moreno (Cary, N.C.), who placed third with a 9.800. Senior Serena Mullin (Hamden, Conn.) claimed a share of fifth with a 9.750. GWU's Lola Montevago topped the podium with a 9.875.

In the second rotation, UNH solidified its No. 1 EAGL rank on beam with an event-winning 48.525. Harvey, the conference's No. 1-ranked beam competitor, totaled a 9.850 to share the top spot with GWU's Brooke Izzo. Ockerbloom scored a 9.750 for fourth place, while senior Riley Himes (Orlando, Fla.) registered a 9.725 for fifth.

McMullen and junior Poulina Minaev (Smithtown, N.Y.) paced the floor lineup with matching marks of 9.775, which shared fourth place with William & Mary's Ashley Ruedy. George Washington's Dean Sheremeta won floor with a 9.875, followed by her teammate Maya Peters and W&M's Hannah Burke, who shared second place (9.825).

The 'Cats closed the meet strong with a first-place showing on vault (48.800). McMullen tied her career high with a 9.825 to share first place with Ockerbloom, EAGL's top-ranked vault competitor, and Sheremeta. Freshman Amelia Lannon (Sutton, Mass.) contributed a 9.750 for a share of fifth place.

In her first career all-around performance, Ockerbloom finished third with a 38.975. Sheremeta won the all-around with a 39.175, followed by Montevago (39.075).

NEXT UP • FRIDAY, FEB. 20, AT LIU W/ BRIDGEPORT, RHODE ISLAND COLLEGE, 6PM
•The Wildcats open a busy weekend with a road quad meet at LIU's Pratt Recreation Center on. Friday, Feb. 20 (6pm) against the Sharks, University of Bridgeport and Rhode Island College.

NEXT HOME MEET • SUNDAY, FEB. 22 VS SOUTHERN CONN. STATE • GIRLS AND WOMEN IN SPORTS DAY, 2PM • TICKETS
•The UNH gymnastics team celebrates Girls and Women in Sports Day when it competes against Southern Connecticut State in a dual meet at Lundholm Gym on Sunday, Feb. 22 (2pm). Strong Girls United will host a pre-meet clinic from 12:30pm-1:30pm at the Paul Sweet Oval.

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