Juniors Khazia Hislop and Mikayla Robinson represented North Carolina gymnastics at the Athens Regional in the 2019 NCAA Women’s Gymnastics Championships on Friday. It was the third time in three years that each has participated in a regional.
The North Carolina gymnastics team placed fifth in the EAGL Championships. The Tar Heels were led by a strong performance from junior Khazia Hislop, who earned first in the vault and floor, and second on the beam.
The North Carolina gymnastics team posted its highest away meet score of the season to defeat William & Mary in Williamsburg, Va., on Saturday. The team scored 195.125 points to William & Mary’s 192.625 and dominated on the floor routine, beating the Tribe by more than a point during that rotation.
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As “I Lived” by One Republic played over a collage of photographs and videos of the seniors at Carmichael, the crowd was reminded of the countless years and hard work it takes to get to this special moment in an athlete’s career.
On Senior Night, the North Carolina gymnastics team fell to New Hampshire, 194.950 to 194.275, in Carmichael Arena on Friday.
The North Carolina gymnastics team lost to rival N.C. State, 195.850-193.700, on Saturday, Feb. 16 in Valvano Arena at the Reynolds Coliseum.
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“It’s fun when all of the little kids come because it kind of puts into perspective what it’s all about." The energetic crowd helped UNC defeat conference rival Towson 195.075-193.000 Saturday afternoon in its first-ever Mental Health Awareness meet.
The North Carolina gymnastics team won 195.075-193.000 against Towson on Saturday in its first ever Mental Health Awareness meet.
Winter sports, such as basketball and tennis, continue their seasons, while spring sports, such as softball and lacrosse, start theirs. Teams are scattered around the state, the country and even the world.
The North Carolina gymnastics team finished second in Pittsburgh Friday night, but yet again an underwhelming performance in a single event held the Tar Heels back.
The UNC women's gymnastics team is emerging as a competitive force as the sport continues its shift away from traditional routines to more artistic performances.
The Tar Heels (4-2) won three out of the four events, ultimately losing to the Wolfpack (5-1) 195.2-194.65. UNC posted 12 top-three finishes across all four events, but none of that mattered. Friday night was about taking a stand.
The North Carolina gymnastics team lost to N.C. State University, 195.200-194.650, on Friday night, and now hold a 4-2 record this season.
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.
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