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Falcons Gymnastics Competes in First Quad-Meet of Season at Towson

TOWSON, Md. – The Bowling Green Falcons gymnastics team put together a strong performance in its first quad-meet of the season, hosted by Towson at TU Arena on Saturday night. BGSU was in second place after two rotations and just outside of second after three, but falls on bars in the final rotation placed the Falcons third with a score of 191.575.

TOWSON, Md. – The Bowling Green Falcons gymnastics team put together a strong performance in its first quad-meet of the season, hosted by Towson at TU Arena on Saturday night. BGSU was in second place after two rotations and just outside of second after three, but falls on bars in the final rotation placed the Falcons third with a score of 191.575.

Towson won its home meet with a 195.575, while Illinois State climbed from last place after one rotation to finish second with a 194.675. William & Mary rounded out the field in fourth with a 190.650. Towson entered the meet ranked No. 38 by Road to Nationals, with Illinois State at No. 34.
Megan Bingham placed second in the all-around with a 38.500, while Emily Gianfrancesco's 9.800 on beam—achieved in just her second collegiate meet in the lineup—marked the highest score by a Falcon in that event this season.
 

Emily Gianfrancesco led BGSU with a PR on beam with a 9.800 to pace the Falcons in the first rotation. You can see most of her routine ⬇️🎥 pic.twitter.com/jr0CV9ho7l

— BGSU Gymnastics (@BGSUGymnastics) February 8, 2025

INSIDE THE SCORESHEET
• BGSU posted a 48.425 on beam, which is the best team score in the event this season.
• Teegan Milligan made her collegiate lineup debut on beam, scoring a 9.400. She previously competed in exhibition in 2024.
• Elise Brzoska recorded a season-high 9.725 on beam.
• Emily Gianfrancesco set a personal best on beam with a 9.800, the highest beam score by a Falcon this season.
• Keira Thornton earned a season-best 9.700 on bars.
• Megan Bingham finished second in the all-around with a 38.500.

FROM THE LOCKER ROOM
"Today we worked hard to battle through adversity.  While we may have come up short on bars, there was a lot of good gymnastics that happened today. Being able to start the meet on beam and see the confidence build is a piece we have been continually working on in the gym. We saw some of the detail work with focusing on our sticks and cleaning up our skills and I'm proud of that detail work. We will get back in the gym next week and make sure we continue to work on our consistency and confidence to be back home for another MAC battle." - Brittney Emmons, BGSU gymnastics head coach

NEXT UP
• BGSU returns home for a dual meet against MAC foe Western Michigan on Sunday, Feb. 16, at 2 p.m. The meet will celebrate National Girls and Women in Sports Day and serve as the team's Think Pink meet in support of breast cancer awareness.
 
 

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