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Falcons Notch Their Top Team Score of the Season in Tri-Meet with Kent State and Wilberforce

BOWLING GREEN, Ohio - The Bowling Green State University Falcons scored their best team score of the season with a 194.950 in a tri-meet with Kent State and Wilberforce on Sunday afternoon, inside the Stroh Center. Kent State won the meet with a 195.175, while Wilberforce notched a 174.050.

BOWLING GREEN, Ohio - The Bowling Green State University Falcons scored their best team score of the season with a 194.950 in a tri-meet with Kent State and Wilberforce on Sunday afternoon, inside the Stroh Center. Kent State won the meet with a 195.175, while Wilberforce notched a 174.050.
 
Megan Bingham won her third all-around competition of the season and tied her PR in the event with a 39.075. Bingham also won the vault with a 9.850, which is a PR. Madison Coburn won the floor with a PR of 9.875, which is her first win of an event in her career. Kayla Shaw was second on floor with a 9.850. Love Akpan was third on beam to round out BGSU's top performers. 

Megan Bingham recorded the best BGSU vault this year with a 9.850. You can watch her fly on her PR here 🎥⬇️ pic.twitter.com/u0l92kvD4q

— BGSU Gymnastics (@BGSUGymnastics)
March 2, 2025

 
INSIDE THE SCORESHEET
• BGSU's 48.825 on bars is its best score in the event this season
Megan Bingham had a PR on vault with a 9.850
• Bingham's vault score is the best by a Falcon this year
• Bingham's 39.075 in the all-around ties a PR
Megan Dzialo notched a PR on vault with a 9.775
Kayla Shaw had a PR on bars with a 9.825
• Shaw's bars score ties BGSU's best individual mark in the event this season
Keira Thornton tied her PR on bars with a 9.800
Faye Dubin set a PR on beam with a 9.750
Landyn Williams had a season high on floor with a 9.750
Madison Coburn had a PR on floor with a 9.875
 
FROM THE LOCKER ROOM
"I am proud of this team. We have had to work and battle quite a bit this year. I think that battle has made us that much stronger. What we are doing and what we are putting out there, we are at the point where we know we can work on the details and when we do those details, we know we are going to be rewarded for it. I told the team right after vault warmup that all three teams in the arena had a double-meet weekend. It is going to be who is ready to come out swinging and fight for every little thing and be ready to step up and have a great weekend all together. Being able to go to Illinois State (on Friday) and being able to start on floor and end on beam, and then to come home and turn around in a day and a half time, that is huge for this program and that is huge for this team and all the credit to them." – Brittney Emmons, BGSU gymnastics head coach
 
NEXT UP
• BGSU continues MAC competition next Sunday at NIU. Start time is 2 p.m.
 

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