Two-time selection as Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) Gymnast of the Year ... one of the Tigers’ co-captains ... outstanding performer in all four events when healthy ... honored as Towson University’s Female Athlete of the Year in 2006 ... enters senior season as the seventh-leading scorer in school history with 1,577.275 points ... struggled with injuries last season but came back strong at the end of the year ... came back strong from serious knee injury that sidelined her for most of the 2004 season ... spent ten months in rehabilitation ... former Elite gymnast.
2007 Season: Led Tigers to USA Gymnastics National Collegiate championship in Seattle ... won USA Gymnastics individual title on vault ... shared USA Gymnastics title on floor exercise ... had a 9.85 on vault, a 9.75 on bars and a 9.875 on floor in meet finals, helping Tigers win team championship ... qualified for NCAA Regionals as an individual all-around ... competed in all 14 meets on vault and floor ... competed as an all-around nine times ... averaged 9.77 on vault and 9.65 on floor exercise ... won vault title in ten meets ... finished first on bars three times and won the floor exercise three times ... won the all-around title at two meets ... helped Tigers win third straight ECAC championship by finishing first on vault (9.90) and third in the all-around (38.20) ... tied for 13th place on beam (9.50) and 15th on floor (9.425) at ECAC Championship ... led Tigers to third place finish in season opener at Maryland by finishing first on vault (9.825), bars (9.85) and all-around (38.375) ... also won vault (9.90) and took second in all-around (37.925) in double win at Ursinus ... finished first on vault (9.85) in win over Penn and Temple ... matched career high with a 9.90 on vault to finish first at Governor’s Cup Meet ... helped Tigers win Cornell Big Red Invitational by finishing first on vault (9.75) and second on floor (9.75) ... took second on vault (9.775) and bars (9.725) while tying for first on floor (9.825) at Shelli Calloway Invitational ... led Tigers to double win over William & Mary and James Madison by taking first place on floor (9.825) and second place on vault (9.875) ... finished first on vault (9.875) and floor (9.775) in double win over Yale and Rutgers ... led Tigers to double win over Maryland and George Washington with best performance of season as she won all-around (39.175), vault (9.80), bars (9.875) and beam (9.80) ... also finished first on vault (9.90) and bars (9.80) in win over James Madison ... named as ECAC Gymnast of the Week on March 19.
2006 Season: Named as ECAC Gymnast of the Year for second year in a row ... led Tigers to second straight ECAC championship by winning ECAC titles in vault and all-around ... qualified for NCAA Regionals as an all-around ... competed in all 13 meets as an all-around ... had a 38.62 average as an all-around ... won the all-around competition eight times ... averaged 9.83 on vault ... won vault title in 11 consecutive meets ... had a 9.61 average on bars and a 9.38 average on beam ... averaged 9.80 on floor and won nine floor titles ... also won bars twice and beam twice ... won ECAC all-around title with a 38.50 ... also finished first on vault (9.75) at ECAC Meet ... ECAC runner-up on bars (9.875) and floor (9.825) ... three-time selection as ECAC Gymnast of the Week ... led Tigers to Shelli Calloway Invitational title by winning vault (9.85), bars (9.85), beam (9.60), floor (9.90) and all-around (39.20) ... also led Tigers to Cornell Big Red Invitational title by taking first in the all-around (38.55), vault (9.825) and floor (9.825) ... led Tigers to quad meet win at Temple by taking first place on vault (9.85), bars (9.775), floor (9.825) and all-around (38.95) ... led Tigers to double win over Maryland and William & Mary by finishing first in all-around (39.025), vault (9.90) and beam (9.75) ... won the all-around (39.025) in double win over Rutgers and Yale ... finished first in the all-around (39.125) in regular season finale at James Madison ... also took first place on vault (9.875) and floor (9.825) at JMU.
2005 Season: Named as ECAC Gymnast of the Year ... led Tigers to ECAC championship by winning ECAC titles on floor and all-around ... named first team All-ECAC on vault, bars, floor and all-around ... won ECAC all-around title with a 38.95 score ... had a career high 9.90 on floor to win ECAC title ... tied for second on bars (9.80) at ECAC Meet and took third on vault (9.775) at ECAC Meet ... competed in all 12 meets ... competed as an all-around nine times ... finished first in the all-around five times ... two-time ECAC Gymnast of the Week ... tied for second on bars (9.625) at George Washington Invitational ... led Tigers’ effort at Maryland by finishing first on beam (9.825) and second on bars (9.75) ... earned ECAC Gymnast of the Week award after leading Tigers to a win over Cornell ... finished first on vault (9.725), floor (9.725) and all-around (38.175) against Cornell ... led Tigers to first place finish at Cornell’s Big Red Invitational by taking first place on vault (9.70), beam (9.75), floor (9.80) and the all-around (38.825) ... took second place on vault (9.70), bars (9.875), floor (9.675) and all-around (38.125) at Towson Invitational, leading Tigers to the championship ... won the all-around title with a 38.375 score in Tigers’ victory over Yale, James Madison and William & Mary ... had a career high 9.875 score on vault to lead Tigers to wins over Maryland, Rutgers and Pittsburgh ... finished first in quad meet on vault ... finished first in all-around (39.125) and vault (9.85) in win over George Washington ... took second place on bars (9.80) and beam (9.75) against the Colonials ... named as ECAC Gymnast of the Week for the second time after leading the Tigers past George Washington ... finished the season with five vault titles, two beam titles and three floor championships.
2004 Season: Competed in first two meets as all-around ... won the all-around (37.70) in first college meet, a win at Rhode Island ... was first in vault (9.85) and floor (9.85) at URI ... helped Tigers to a win over Rutgers in home opener ... had a 9.70 in vault, a 9.80 on bars and a 9.675 on beam against Rutgers ... suffered knee injury on floor exercise ... injury required surgery and ten months of rehabilitation.
Background: Graduated from Massanutten Military Academy where she attended for one year ... one-year gymnast at Lake Braddock ... led Lake Braddock to Virginia Class AAA state title as a junior ... won the Virginia State Class AAA all-around title with a 39.15 score, best all-around score in 31 years ... won all-around title at the AAA Patriot District meet ... was second at Northern Region championship ... did relief work in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina ... has four sisters and one brother ... daughter of Nigel Wilkinson and Maggie Ghani ... born on June 5, 1985 in Fairfax, Va. ... major is International Studies with a minor in Business Administration.
