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Penn gymnastics is on the rise. This year, the team earned its highest National Qualifying Score ever, picking up wins at the Ivy Classic and the Gymnastics East Conference Championships along the way. For one gymnast, the season was capped off with an even sweeter title: Gymnast of the Year.
The Gymnastics East Conference has a dynasty on its hands.
Penn gymnastics hosted the Ivy Classic for the first time since 2019 on Saturday, where the team achieved a season-high195.8 points. This is the third-highest score in program history and the highest-ever home score by almost three-quarters of a point. It is also Penn’s best score in Ivy Classic history.
Undeniable.
The Keystone Classic came to the Palestra this year, with Penn gymnastics finishing third in a tight battle against Penn State, Pittsburgh, and Temple with a score of 192.575.
Last season, Brown upset Penn gymnastics at the Ivy League Classic, but it was the Quakers that emerged victorious at the Gymnastics East Conference Championships. The eight teams in the GEC have seen a lot of change since March, so let’s see how the conference rankings might shake out this season.
Gymnastics freshman Marissa Lassiter from Waldorf, Md. is a clear choice to be this year's Women’s Rookie of the Year. Lassiter dominated most competitions from the moment she stepped foot on campus, and played a key role on a Quaker team that earned numerous first place finishes — en route to its second consecutive Gymnastics East Conference Championship last month.
Last weekend at Yale, senior defender Izzy Rohr had a dominant performance, with four ground balls and five caused turnovers. Even in her first season with significant playing time, outings like this are routine for the senior from Malvern, Pa., who knows what it takes to perform at her peak.
Penn gymnastics senior McCaleigh Marr may be known for her quality on the balance beam, but her favorite event is the uneven bars. Though her journey has had its ups and downs, McCaleigh has found her swing in life, and it’s landing her at the University of Michigan in the fall.
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Penn gymnastics ended their record-breaking season with a win at the Gymnastics East Conference Championships Saturday.
This weekend, Penn gymnastics won its second straight Gymnastics East Conference championship, where Emma Davies led the Quakers on the floor with a score of 9.9. Ahead of the meet, The Daily Pennsylvanian sat down with Davies to ask her 15 questions about how she got started in gymnastics, her time with the team, and her experience at Penn.