Gym Devils ready to face talented UCLA on road
The No. 24 ASU gymnastics team is on the rise and looking to score big in its meet versus the No. 6 UCLA Bruins.
The No. 24 ASU gymnastics team is on the rise and looking to score big in its meet versus the No. 6 UCLA Bruins.
It may not have been a victory, but the Sun Devils took away their second best score of the season Sunday afternoon.
The Gym Devils enter the second half of the season with all signs pointing to continued success, as the team has already broken the 195.000 mark three times this season.
The ASU Gym Devils faced off against two top-ranked Pac-12 opponents last weekend, narrowly falling to UA and No. 1 Utah.
Brianna Gades, Natelle Gentile, Morgan Steigerwalt and Natasha Sundby have been expected to carry a pretty big load this year and all have come through.
The Gym Devils (4-2, 2-2 Pac-12) faced two tough Pac-12 opponents in a span of three days.
This weekend’s meets against UA and Utah will give the Sun Devils an opportunity to prove they can compete with the best teams in the nation.
The Sun Devils recorded several career-high individual performances in their first road meet of the season.
Coming off a Territorial Cup win over rival UA, the Sun Devils hit the road for the first time this season. The team will face off against the Utah State Aggies.
The Sun Devils beat No. 15 UA (0-2, 0-2 Pac-12) for the first time in a dual-meet since 2006.
Although gymnastics is not a sport where one team directly affects the other team with their own play, our ASU gymnasts still have that extra motivation when up against UA.
After an average season opener, the Gym Devils’ Pac-12 opener was full of energy and big improvements as they beat Cal 195.250 to 194.050.
The Sun Devils take on California Friday at 7 p.m. The meet is the second of three straight home meets for ASU.
The ASU gymnastics team may have fallen victim to some early season jitters, left Wells Fargo Arena with a win against the UC Davis Aggies.
The Sun Devil gymnastics program, which is ranked seventh in the Pac-12 preseason polls and is nearly cracking the nation’s top 25 teams, is sporting a strong squad this season.
Injury and inexperience dominated the storylines of the Gym Devils’ season as ASU failed to make it to NCAA Regionals for the first time in the team’s history.
The ASU gymnastics season has officially come to an end today, as senior Beaté Jones and junior Madison Snowden both failed in their bid to qualify for the NCAA tournament as individuals.
Jones and Snowden will have to wait until Monday afternoon to find out if they move on to the NCAA Championships.
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