Maryland gymnastics places fourth in Big Five Meet with 195.5
Alex Robinson set a career-high on floor with a 9.825.
Maryland gymnastics uses balanced effort to beat Rutgers, 195.275-194.600
It was the first time the Terps broke the 195 mark this season.
Maryland gymnastics earns spot in NCAA tournament Southeast Regional
Maryland last made the postseason in 2015.
Maryland gymnastics’ 195.825 places second vs. West Virginia and Pittsburgh
Audrey Barber led the Terps, especially on beam
Maryland gymnastics’ Kathy Tang maintaining positive attitude heading into Athens Regional
“You could have your parents push you, you could have your coaches push you, but it’s all about how you want to push yourself,” Tang said.
Maryland gymnastics’ Nikki Dragon adapts to life on the sidelines
Dragon retired after suffering a concussion that “never really went away.”
Maryland gymnastics’ Abbie Epperson draws on past experience with Dermatomyositis for strength
“She’s been through so much with the dermatomyositis,” Nelligan said, “that, hey, falling down on vault’s no big deal to her.”
Maryland gymnastics finishes last at Big Five Meet after poor beam performance
The Terps posted a season-low 47.425 on beam.
Coach Brett Nelligan wants Maryland gymnastics to be aggressive and confident at Rutgers
After a season-high last weekend, the Terps now aim to reach 196 points.
Maryland gymnastics earns 194.8 at Big Ten championships after faltering on beam
The Terps posted a 47.775 on beam, their lowest mark since the first meet of the season.