TOWSON, Md. – A prideful Friday night took place for the Towson University gymnastics team as it hosted Temple in a dual meet inside SECU Arena.

The Tigers had running scores of 48.875 (vault), 48.300 (bars), 49.050 (beam) and 49.175 (floor) to finish with a final score of195.400. The Tigers saw first-place individual finishes on vault, bars, beam and floor for the second straight meet.

The Temple Owls finished the meet with a 195.925.

How it Happened

• The Tigers opened the night on vault and Camille Vitoff led theway with a 9.875 coming in first place.
• Vitoff kept things rolling on bars, finishing with a score of 9.850to tie for first place.
• The third rotation for the Tigers was beam. Beam queen Emerson Hurst led the way with a 9.9, finishing in first place. Vitoff came in second with a score of 9.850 and Jenna Weitz came in third with a 9.825.
• Final rotation for the Tigers was floor and Nikki Borkowski led the way with a 9.875 finishing in first place. Lauren Bolen finished in third with a 9.850.
• Bolen scored a 39.000 in the all-around.

Quotable- Head Coach-Jay Ramirez

"We had some hiccups in the meet, but fought for every tenth along the way to raise our NQS and jump in the rankings," said Ramirez. "Looking forward to Sunday!"

Other Notes

Today was originally scheduled for a tri-meet. George Washington withdrew out of an abundance of caution due to COVID-19 concerns within its program.

Up Next

The Tigers will honor their two seniors, Kyla Gamble and Tess Zientek, on Senior Day as they host George Washington, Temple and UNH for a quad meet on Sunday, March 14. The meet is scheduled to begin at 4 p.m. inside SECU Arena.