“UNC gymnastics has been the springboard — gymnastics pun intended — to what's next in my career,” Christina Chauvenet, who has been a commentator for the program, said.
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“I think it's going to be a really good learning experience and a good step for the future in terms of growing Carolina gymnastics,” Culton said.
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UNC gymnastics suffered a 197.175-196.475 loss at No. 24 Georgia in its final regular season match on Saturday.
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After a disappointing loss against West Virginia for their last home meet of the season, the North Carolina gymnastics team (10-6) traveled to New York to definitively defeat the Long Island University Sharks (7-17) 196.475-195.075 on Sunday.
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“There have been a lot of times in my life and my journey (to UNC) where things didn’t go to plan and things didn’t go the way I wanted them to,” Shailyn St. Brice said. “I still continued to push forward though, and made a way for it to happen.”
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A less than ideal finish for the North Carolina gymnastics team did not stop the Tar Heels from celebrating the accomplishments of their seniors.
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After securing a win at home against Temple University last Saturday, the North Carolina gymnastics team traveled to Raleigh and added another win to their record after defeating the N.C. State Wolfpack 196.625-196.350.
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The North Carolina gymnastics team returned home to Carmichael arena and defeated Temple University with a final score of 195.600 to 195.425 on Saturday night. After a win and a loss in the Alabama Tri Meet, this victory was exactly what the Tar Heels needed to move forward during the late season.
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Competing in its second away meet of the season, the No. 25 North Carolina gymnastics team (6-5, 4-1 ACC) finished with a final score of 195.325, which secured second place at the Alabama Tri Meet in Tuscaloosa, Ala. on Saturday night.
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“They are certainly bringing a lot to this team from a skill-level standpoint and helping us raise the overall level of Carolina gymnastics” UNC gymnastics head coach Danna Durante said. “They continue to get better each week, so it’s really exciting to coach them.”
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If you were present at last Saturday’s UNC Gymnastics meet, you might have noticed a new face: honorary member Thea Weinert. “They hang out with me so much,” Weinert said about the North Carolina gymnasts. “I love them.”
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The two highest all-around scores of the UNC Quad Meet belonging to first-year North Carolina gymnasts demonstrates the potential for the future of the program under their new leadership.
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Tonight’s meet was the first for UNC this season to feature only EAGL conference opponents. UNC is currently fifth in EAGL standings, with Towson in second and Pitt right behind the Tar Heels in sixth.
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“I really focus on my teammates and hyping them up and staying in it for them," junior Elizabeth Culton said. "It really gets me focused for the next three events."
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On Chapel Hill’s second snow weekend in a row, the Tar Heels escaped the cold weather at Carmichael Arena, where they faced off against No. 8 Missouri, Brown and EAGL conference opponent George Washington in the UNC Quad Meet.
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The No. 14 North Carolina gymnastics team (2-3, 1-1 ACC) finished with a final score of 194.225 points and secured a third-place finish at the Rutgers Quad Meet in Piscataway, N.J. on Saturday afternoon.
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On Jan. 7, at its first meet of the year, the UNC gymnastics team posted its best season-opening score in the history of the program.
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North Carolina’s second place finish, only .600 points behind first place Auburn, and the all-around champion being a first-year, provides hope for the upcoming season and the future of UNC gymnastics.
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UNC sophomore Camilla Feeley is ending her rhythmic gymnastics career with a bang as a member of Team USA at the Tokyo Olympics. She and her team hope that they can perform two clean routines in Tokyo to end Feeley’s career before she returns to UNC to study psychology.
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An elite gymnast by the age of fifteen, Durante was member of the U.S. National Team and qualified for the Olympic Trials for the 1988 games in Seoul, but ultimately she didn't make the cut for the Olympic team. She went on to compete on the college level at Arizona State University, where she earned multiple All-Pac 10 team accolades and scored perfect 10s five times.
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