Harvey Takes First on Beam, Wildcats Place Third at EAGL Championship

Saturday, March 21

Brookville, N.Y.

5 PM

University of New Hampshire

194.775

196.375

Towson

Mady Harvey won both the regular season and EAGL Championship balance beam titles

Photo by: Stu Horne

Harvey Takes First on Beam, Wildcats Place Third at EAGL Championship

3/21/2026 8:54:00 PM | Women's Gymnastics

Results (PDF)

Sophomore is UNH's first outright beam champion since 2013

BROOKVILLE, N.Y. – Sophomore Mady Harvey (Freeland, Mich.) won the EAGL balance beam championship with a 9.875, and freshman Abby Scherban (Wallingford, Conn.) was brilliant in her college debut with a 9.875 on uneven bars to help the UNH gymnastics team finish third with a 194.775 in Saturday's 2026 EAGL Championship, hosted by LIU at the Pratt Recreation Center.

Towson won the conference championship with a 196.375, followed by the host Sharks (195.075). The Wildcats (20-8, 4-0 EAGL) defeated Temple (194.350) and George Washington (193.150).

Harvey, EAGL's regular-season beam champion, became the first Wildcat to top the beam podium at the EAGL Championship since Robyn Kelley (Wakefield, Mass.) shared the title in 2023. It was UNH's first outright beam champion since Kayla Gray (Buffalo, N.Y.) in 2013.

2026 EAGL Championship
Saturday, March 21, 2026 • 5 p.m.
Pratt Recreation Center • Brookville, N.Y.

Towson, 196.375
LIU, 195.075
UNH, 194.775
Temple, 194.350
George Washington, 193.150

HOW IT HAPPENED

Bars – (Team Score – 48.725)
•In the opening rotation, Scherban anchored the bar lineup with her dazzling performance to lead the 'Cats and place third overall for EAGL All-Tournament First Team recognition.
•In her final collegiate bar routine, senior captain Leah Moreno (Cary, N.C.) delivered with a 9.825 for a share of sixth and All-Tournament First Team.
•Senior Serena Mullin (Hamden, Conn.) tacked on a 9.800 for a tie for 10th and All-Tournament Second Team.

Beam – (Team Score – 48.125)
•Harvey's excellence was supported by junior Gwen Ockerbloom (Granby, Conn.), who tallied a 9.750 for a share of ninth and All-Tournament Second Team honors.
•Senior Riley Himes (Orlando, Fla.) capped her Wildcat career with a 9.725 to secure All-Tournament Second Team (T-12th).

Floor – (Team Score – 49.000)
•Junior captain McCall McMullen (Athens, Ga.) headlined the floor lineup by scoring a 9.850 to tie for fifth place and All-Tournament First Team.
•Junior Poulina Minaev (Smithtown, N.Y.) registered a 9.825 to share ninth and All-Tournament Second Team.
•Ockerbloom notched a 9.800 to tie for 13th place and All-Tournament Second Team.
•Sophomore Peyton Novinger (Hershey, Pa.) posted a 9.775 for a share of 16th and All-Tournament Second Team.

Vault – (Team Score –48.850)
•In the final rotation, sophomore Stacy Boss (Richboro, Pa.) tied her personal best with a 9.800 on vault to match Ockerbloom for team-high honors and a share of third place (All-Tournament First Team).
•Freshman Amelia Lannon (Sutton, Mass.), Mullin and McMullen all scored a 9.750 for 13th place and All-Tournament Second Team.

All-Around
•Mullin took home All-Tournament First Team in all-around by finishing sixth (38.475).

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

All-Tournament First Team
Apparatus	Gymnast	Score	Place
Vault	Stacy Boss	9.800	T-3rd
Vault	Gwen Ockerbloom	9.800	T-3rd
Bars	Abby Scherban	9.875	3rd
Bars	Leah Moreno	9.825	T-6th
Beam	Mady Harvey	9.875	1st
Floor	McCall McMullen	9.850	T-5th
All-Around	Serena Mullin	38.475	6th

All-Tournament Second Team
Apparatus	Gymnast	Score	Place
Vault	Amelia Lannon	9.750	T-13th
Vault	McCall McMullen	9.750	T-13th
Vault	Serena Mullin	9.750	T-13th
Bars	Serena Mullin	9.800	T-10th
Beam	Gwen Ockerbloom	9.750	T-9th
Beam	Riley Himes	9.725	T-12th
Floor	Poulina Minaev	9.825	T-9th
Floor	Gwen Ockerbloom	9.800	T-13th
Floor	Peyton Novinger	9.775	T-16th

NEXT UP • NCAA GYMNASTICS SELECTION SHOW • MARCH 23, NOON, ESPNU
•The 2026 NCAA Women's Gymnastics Championship selection show will air on Monday, March 23, 2026, at noon on ESPNU. The show reveals the 36-team field, top 16 seeds, and regional placements for the competition, which culminates at the finals in Fort Worth, Texas. The Wildcats are expected to have a few event specialists selected for NCAA Regionals, which take place April 1–5, with finals from April 16–18, 2026.

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