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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When the North Carolina gymnastics team took fifth place in the EAGL Championships this past weekend, capping off an 11-2 season, coaches and athletes alike found the season finale to be a little extra special.
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On Saturday, UNC men's soccer tied with Syracuse, gymnastics competed in EAGL Championship and more.
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UNC softball dropped two games to Notre Dame, while women's lacrosse completed a dominate victory and men's soccer beat a top-25 opponent.
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This roundup for Saturday, Feb. 27, features the gymnastics squad's tri-meet with Temple and N.C. State, the softball team's doubleheader against Alabama and the ACC Championships for indoor track and field and men's swimming and diving.
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In addition to receiving the highest score of the day, Elizabeth Culton earned a 9.750 on the floor, showing why she was the 2020 EAGL Rookie of the Year.
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At around 9 years old, Elizabeth Culton attended her first North Carolina gymnastics meet with her parents, both of whom are Tar Heel alumni. Awestruck, she leaned over to her grandfather, Bill Cobey, one of UNC’s past athletic directors, and said the wishful words that would one day come true. “I told him I wanted to be a UNC gymnast,” she said.
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Sophomore Elizabeth Culton's leading all-around score and well-rounded performance throughout the night propelled the Tar Heels to first place at their most recent quad meet, hosted by Towson.
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After finishing second behind No. 25 North Carolina State (7-2) just a few days ago, the No. 23 North Carolina gymnastics team (4-1) took revenge against the Wolfpack on Friday, defeating them 195.300-195.025 in Carmichael Arena.
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In its first quad meet of the season, the North Carolina gymnastics team took on North Carolina State, Pittsburgh and Towson. The Tar Heels finished in second place with a final score of 195.600.
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No lead is insurmountable, but it seems that UNC’s 0.675 point lead following the third rotation was too much for UNH to claw back from, with the lead only growing from there.
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Assess your knowledge of this week's headlines — all the who's, what's, when's, where's and more of the campus, Chapel Hill and beyond.
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“What I really feel in my heart and what I appreciate so much about the scholarship is the fact that both my wife and I’s names are attached to it. The alums were gracious in including both of us, and I think that represents a true sense of family,” former UNC Gymnastics head coach Derek Galvin said.
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“He definitely is very selfless and wants what’s best for us over what’s best for his own needs," Jamie Antinori said. "That’s just very nice to have in a coach because there are a lot of coaches who are just very selfish and want the money for themselves or the glory for themselves.”
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“Whether it's 10 years from now or 20 years from now, when they come back for a team reunion or are communicating with each other, this will always be the team that was G3."
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