The North Carolina gymnastics team shows its potential for growth in home opener against No. 1 Oklahoma, and Ball State, improving their score compared to the Lindsey Ferris Invitational last week.
The Tar Heels have a packed schedule this weekend, both in Chapel Hill and across the country.
The North Carolina gymnastics team started its 2019 season with a statement victory in the Lindsey Ferris Invitational, sweeping three opponents in the process.
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“The tears, sadness, pain, guilt, frustrations, depression, anxiety, sleepless nights — it was all so worth it in that moment,” Lemke said. “Being courageous and coming out with my story was so tough for many different reasons that many others didn’t really have to worry about since I was a current MSU athlete at the time.” Read about Lindsey Lemke's journey through the corruption of the gymnastics world, from Michigan to Chapel Hill to a courtroom testifying against Larry Nassar.
The North Carolina gymnastics fell to No. 6 Alabama, 197.525 to 194.975 in one of its final meets of the season on Friday.
Family and support. These are two values that the North Carolina gymnastics team holds close to its heart, and it showed in its win against Brown University.
The North Carolina gymnastics team defeated Brown University, 195.4-192.1, on Monday afternoon in Carmichael Arena to win its second consecutive meet.
The North Carolina gymnastics team competed in its second quad meet of the season on Saturday night and finished third with a score of 196.050. The Tar Heels ended well ahead of Brown (192.450) and slightly behind Michigan (196.775) and N.C. State (196.575).
The North Carolina gymnastics team faced off against the reigning national champions on Sunday. The Tar Heels fell to the No. 1 Oklahoma Sooners, 198.15 to 195.75.
The North Carolina gymnastics team won its first quad meet of the season on Friday night with a score of 194.600, slightly ahead of Towson (194.275), and well above Yale (192.050) and Ursinus (187.425).
North Carolina gymnastics head coach Derek Galvin sat down with his gymnasts prior to their meet against Temple Friday night, holding a white piece of paper.
On Friday night, the North Carolina gymnastics team squared off against Temple in Carmichael Arena. The Tar Heels jumped out to an early advantage and won convincingly, 195.300 to 194.375. UNC improved significantly from last week’s score of 194.375.
The North Carolina gymnastics team took to the floor at Carmichael Arena on Friday night with plenty of confidence.
The North Carolina gymnastics team kicked off its first meet of the season with a close 194.650-194.375 home loss against rival No. 21 N.C. State.
After finishing near the bottom during the EAGL Championship and NCAA Regionals, the North Carolina gymnastics team is looking to start the season off on the right foot on Friday at 7 p.m. against rival N.C. State.
The UNC gymnastics team competed in the NCAA regionals against Florida (197.125), Georgia (196.775), Missouri (196.100), Penn State, (195.325) and New Hampshire (194.175). The Tar Heels placed fifth out of the six teams with a final score of 194.425.
RALEIGH — The UNC gymnastics team members stood behind the black curtain that separated them from the floor, anxiously waiting for the matchup between N.C. State and Pittsburgh to finish.
The North Carolina gymnastics team finished fourth out of six teams at the EAGL championships in Raleigh on Saturday.
A roaring beat echoed throughout Carmichael Arena, eliciting shrieks from a cluster of elementary-school girls in the crowd. The youngsters started dancing along with Morgan Lane, smiles stretched across their faces. When she hit her final pose, their squealing drowned out the applause from other onlookers.
