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Red Hot Beavers to Host LSU, ASU Saturday
February 04, 2020 | Women's Gymnastics
ON TAP
• Oregon State (7-2) hosts Pac-12 rival Arizona State (4-3) and SEC foe, No. 9 LSU (3-2) Saturday morning in the first event of the day inside Gill Coliseum. The meet is slated for a 11:30 a.m. start.
• The Beavers rose three spots to No. 22 in this week's rankings according to RoadToNationals.com.
• OSU enters the week with a 7-2 overall record and is 2-0 in Pac-12 competition.
• The second half of the Gill Coliseum doubleheader on Saturday is Civil War basketball with the Beavers' men's team taking on Oregon at 7:30 p.m.
LIVE VIDEO
• The meet will stream live on Pac-12 Plus Live Stream. Former Oregon State gymnasts Taylor (Keeker) Miller and Chelsea (Tang) Ramsay will provide the play-by-play.
• Fans can find hte stream by visiting the gymnastics schedule page on osubeavers.com.
LIVE RESULTS
• Live results will be available for the meet and can be found by visiting the gymnastics schedule page on osubeavers.com.
TICKETS AND PROMOTIONS
• Single meet and season tickets are available by visiting BeaverTickets.com/gymnastics or by calling 1-800-GO-BEAVS.
• Jr. Beavs receive a free general admission ticket to every Oregon State gymnastics home meet. Sign up in the Gill Coliseum lobby to get your child signed up to be a Jr. Beav member.
HONORING AMY DURHAM
The Oregon State gymnastics program, along with family and teammates, will honor former gymnast Amy Durham prior to Saturday's meet. Durham, a five-time All-American and the 1993 NCAA floor exercise champion, passed away in July. Durham lettered for the Beavers from 1990-93, was a Academic All-American as a senior and was inducted to the Oregon State University Athletics Hall of Fame in 2004.
COACH CHAPLIN TAKES LEAVE
Last Thursday, head coach Tanya Chaplin announced she would take an indefinite leave of absence due to health-related issues. Associate head coach Michael Chaplin will fill in as the acting head coach during her absence.
   "It is difficult to step away for a period of time, but it is the best way to continue what I love to do in the future, and that is coaching," Chaplin said. "I'd like to thank Scott Barnes, Marianne Vydra, my team and staff for their support throughout this process. I know the program is in good hands while I focus my energy on healing. I look forward to supporting this team, along with Beaver Nation, in every way I can while I'm away. Go Beavs!"
AGAINST THE SUN DEVILS
• OSU holds a 68-22-2 series lead against Arizona State and are 22-4 against the Sun Devils in Corvallis.
• The Beavers have won the last 12 meetings dating back to 2014 including a dual meet in Tempe, 196.650-196.625, and again at Pac-12 Championships, 196.600-196.400.
AGAINST THE TIGERS
• The Beavers trail the series with LSU, 7-15-1, but are 2-1-1 against the Tigers at Gill Coliseum.
• Oregon State has lost the last six meetings between the teams dating back to 2013 including a dual loss at Baton Rouge last season, 198.150-196.375.
IT TAKES A VILLAGE
• There are 20 gymnasts on the 2020 Oregon State gymnastics team and the vast majority have earned spots in the competitive lineup on a regular basis. The Beavers have used 15 gymnasts to complete their 24 routines in four out of five meets with the exception coming at Sacramento State, when they only used 14.
• Two gymnasts - Lena Greene and Jane Poniewaz - suffered season-ending injuries prior to the season starting.
EVENT TITLES
• Just five meets into the season, the Beavers have already captured 13 event titles.
• On Sunday, three different OSU gymnasts secured event titles. Madi Dagen captured her first title of the season with a career-high 9.90 on the vault, Lacy Dagen nabbed the beam title with a career-best 9.975 and Isis Lowery won the floor title with a personal-mark of 9.975 as well.
• OSU gymnasts snagged a couple more titles at Arizona with Lacy Dagen and Isis Lowery scoring 9.850 to tie for top honors on the beam while Kaitlyn Yanish got her team-best fourth event title scoring 9.925 on the floor.
• Maela Lazaro earned her first event title of the season tying her career-best with a 9.925 on the beam at Sacramento State. Kaitlyn Yanish secured her second straight floor title with a 9.90 on the event as well.
• OSU gymnasts swept the competition in the Beavs' home opener against Seattle Pacific and Centenary. Kaitlyn Yanish scored 9.850 on the vault, Halli Briscoe went for a 9.850 on the bars, and Isis Lowery secured the beam title with a 9.875. Yanish and Lowery each tallied scores of 9.925 to tie for top honors on the floor exercise.
• Sabrina Gill swiped the uneven bars title at the season-opening Critique Classic with a 9.80.
SUPER SENIORS
• OSU's eight seniors consisting of Halli Briscoe, Lacy Dagen, Destinee Davis, Sabrina Gill, Jaime Law, Maela Lazaro, Isis Lowery and Alyssa Minyard has combined to hit 39 out of 41 routines thus far in 2020.
• Isis Lowery is tied for the team-lead with 15 routines performed and hasn't yet missed a routine. Dagen (10-10), Davis (6-6), Briscoe (5-5) and Minyard (5-5) have also hit each of their routines.
DAGEN DUO
• Sisters Lacy Dagen and Madi Dagen have been perfect so far in 2020 combining to hit all 25 routines they've performed.
• Lacy earned her second straight beam title last week against Stanford posting a career-best 9.975 to lead the team to a season-best 49.375 on the event.
• Madi secured her first event title of the season against Stanford scoring a career-high 9.90 on the vault completing the first Yurchenko 1 1/2 of her career.
LAST WEEK AGAINST STANFORD
• Oregon State defeated Stanford on Sunday registering season-bests on three events, for the second week in a row, notching a season-high 196.825.
• As a team, the Beavers tallied season-highs of 49.050 on vault, 49.375 on beam and 49.475 on the floor.
• OSU gymnasts also secured event titles on three events - Madi Dagen scored 9.90 on the vault to win the title, while Lacy Dagen posted a 9.975 on the beam and Isis Lowery notched a 9.975 on the floor, all career-highs.
QUICK STICKS
• All four of OSU's lineups are ranked among the top 40 in the nation. The balance beam lineup is the highest ranked for the Beavers tied at No. 9 (49.090 season average). Floor is tied for 16th (49.070), uneven bars is tied for No. 30 (48.670), and vault is No. 33 (48.765).
• Oregon State has 'hit' 112 out of 120 (93.3%) routines in 2020 ... in comparison, the Beavers 'hit' 313 out of 336 (93.2%) routines last season.
• Through five meets, OSU's routine production breakdown looks like this: Seniors have performed 51 of 120 routines in 2020 (42.5%), juniors have produced 27 of 120 (22.5%), sophomores 24 of 120 (20.0%) and freshmen 18 of 120 (15.0%).
• Oregon State opened the season on the road for the fourth straight year
• Ten of OSU's 15 regular season opponents on the 2020 schedule are currently ranked in the top 36, including six in the top 12.
• OSU hosts six regular season home meets in 2020 for the first time since 1981. The Beavers will be home Jan. 11 (vs. Seattle Pacific & Centenary), Feb.2 (vs. Stanford), Feb. 8 (vs. LSU & Arizona State), Feb. 29 (vs. UCLA), March 6 (vs. Washington) and March 14 (vs. Illinois).
• The gymnastics team posted a 3.4667 grade point average during the fall term ... the squad carries a cumulative GPA of 3.3664.
• Sixteen out of 20 OSU gymnasts posted GPAs of 3.0 or better during fall term and 13 were 3.5 or better including two 4.0s.
THE ROSTER
Here are some quick hitters about the 2020 Oregon State gymnastics roster:
• The Beavers have eight seniors on the team (Halli Briscoe, Lacy Dagen, Destinee Davis, Sabrina Gill, Jaime Law, Maela Lazaro, Isis Lowery and Alyssa Minyard). The trio has combined to perform 270 routines in their career entering the season.
• There were three additions to the squad this fall with the arrivals of freshmen Kayla Bird, Jenna Domingo and Jane Poniewaz.
• Lena Greene, who opted to use a fifth-year of eligibility prior to the season and is now a redshirt junior in 2020, and freshman Jane Poniewaz will both miss the season due to injury.
• Fifteen of the 20 gymnasts on the 2020 team competed in at least one meet for the Beavers last season. Jaime Law and Alex McClung are all seeking their first competition routines at OSU, in addition to the three freshmen.
• The Beavers have three gymnasts that hail from the state of Oregon - Lena Greene (Tigard), Jaime Law (Corvallis) and Alex McClung (Salem).
• OSU also has two gymnasts from outside the United State - Sabrina Gill (Oakville, Ontario, Canada) and Isis Lowery (Melbourne, Australia).
RETURNING FOR 2020
• The Beavers return 17 out of 24 routines from the 2019 NCAA Championships lineup. OSU need to replace two routines each on vault, bars and floor, and a single routine on the beam.
• Oregon State returns 17 gymnasts from 2019 including 14 that competed last season.
• In addition, senior Alyssa Minyard is back after missing the 2019 season due to injury.
• Among those 17 returning gymnasts are eight seniors - Halli Briscoe, Lacy Dagen, Destinee Davis, Sabrina Gill, Jaime Law, Maela Lazaro, Isis Lowery and Alyssa Minyard - who are expected to provide leadership for the squad.
• The Beavers return four All-Americans from 2019. Halli Briscoe (bars), Maela Lazaro (beam) and Isis Lowery (floor) each garnered second team All-America honors at NCAA Championships last season. In addition, Kaitlyn Yanish was recognized as a WCGA Regular Season All-American on the floor exercise for the second straight season.
A LOOK BACK AT 2019
• OSU advanced to the postseason for the 45th consecutive season.
• Oregon State hosted the NCAA Corvallis Regionals in April as the third seed. The Beavers finished second in the second round of regionals and then hit all 24 of their routines at Regional Finals to knock out top-seeded Florida advancing to NCAA Championships in Fort Worth.
• OSU concluded the season with a sixth-place finish at NCAA Championships.
• All four of OSU's lineups were ranked among the top 20 in the nation. The floor lineup was the highest ranked for the Beavers at No. 10 (49.370 national qualifying score), while the vault (49.140) ranked No. 15, balance beam (49.160) was No. 16 and the uneven bars lineup tied for 20th (49.145).
• Oregon State 'hit' 313 out of 336 (93.2%) routines in 2019 ... the Beavers counted three falls in 2019.
• The Beavers' routine production breakdown looked like this: Juniors performed 126 of 336 routines (37.5%), seniors produced 100 of 336 (29.8%), sophomores 72 of 336 (21.4%) and freshmen 38 of 336 (11.3%).
• Although the Beavers returned 22 out of 24 routines from the 2018 NCAA Regionals lineup, only 13 of those routines remained in the lineup at NCAA Championships in 2019.
• Mary Jacobsen (vault), Halli Briscoe (bars), Maela Lazaro (beam) and Isis Lowery (floor) each earned All-America Second Team honors at NCAA Championships in April.
• Kaitlyn Yanish (FX) earned NACGC/W Regular Season Second Team All-America on the floor exercise for the second straight year. Yanish was also named to the Pac-12 All-Conference First Team on the floor.
• Ten OSU gymnasts received Pac-12 All-Academic honors; Mariana Colussi-Pelaez (microbiology) and Lacy Dagen (sociology) were first team honorees, while Savanna Force (kinesiology), Mary Jacobsen (computer science) and McKenna Singley (sociology) were named to the second team. Halli Briscoe (business administration), Lena Greene (bioengineering), Maela Lazaro (BioHealth Sciences), Isis Lowery (digital communication arts) and Colette Yamaoka (biology) received honorable mention.
• Twelve gymnasts were recognized as Scholastic All-Americans by the Women's Collegiate Gymnastics Association: Halli Briscoe, Mariana Colussi-Pelaez, Lacy Dagen, Madi Dagen, Savanna Force, Lexie Gonzales, Lena Greene, Mary Jacobsen, Jaime Law, Maela Lazaro, Kristina Peterson and McKenna Singley.
• Oregon State registered four regular season wins over Top 25 teams - No. 7 Kentucky, No. 11 Washington, No. 25 Arizona and No. 20 Arizona State.
LOADING UP FOR 2020
In November, four gymnasts made official commitments to join the Oregon State gymnastics program for the 2020-21 academic year. Sydney Gonzales (Newport Beach, Calif.), Kaitlyn Hoiland (Kent, Wash.), Anna Yeates (Roseville, Calif.) and Ariana Young (San Mateo, Calif.) are scheduled to enroll at Oregon State this coming summer ... last week, the Beavers received a fifth commitment from Julia Melchert (Puyallup, Wash.) to also join the program in the fall ... in addition, 2018 signee Jade Carey (Phoenix, Ariz.), who has deferred her enrollment to train for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics still plans to join the Beavers in time for the 2021 season.
• Oregon State (7-2) hosts Pac-12 rival Arizona State (4-3) and SEC foe, No. 9 LSU (3-2) Saturday morning in the first event of the day inside Gill Coliseum. The meet is slated for a 11:30 a.m. start.
• The Beavers rose three spots to No. 22 in this week's rankings according to RoadToNationals.com.
• OSU enters the week with a 7-2 overall record and is 2-0 in Pac-12 competition.
• The second half of the Gill Coliseum doubleheader on Saturday is Civil War basketball with the Beavers' men's team taking on Oregon at 7:30 p.m.
LIVE VIDEO
• The meet will stream live on Pac-12 Plus Live Stream. Former Oregon State gymnasts Taylor (Keeker) Miller and Chelsea (Tang) Ramsay will provide the play-by-play.
• Fans can find hte stream by visiting the gymnastics schedule page on osubeavers.com.
LIVE RESULTS
• Live results will be available for the meet and can be found by visiting the gymnastics schedule page on osubeavers.com.
TICKETS AND PROMOTIONS
• Single meet and season tickets are available by visiting BeaverTickets.com/gymnastics or by calling 1-800-GO-BEAVS.
• Jr. Beavs receive a free general admission ticket to every Oregon State gymnastics home meet. Sign up in the Gill Coliseum lobby to get your child signed up to be a Jr. Beav member.
HONORING AMY DURHAM
The Oregon State gymnastics program, along with family and teammates, will honor former gymnast Amy Durham prior to Saturday's meet. Durham, a five-time All-American and the 1993 NCAA floor exercise champion, passed away in July. Durham lettered for the Beavers from 1990-93, was a Academic All-American as a senior and was inducted to the Oregon State University Athletics Hall of Fame in 2004.
COACH CHAPLIN TAKES LEAVE
Last Thursday, head coach Tanya Chaplin announced she would take an indefinite leave of absence due to health-related issues. Associate head coach Michael Chaplin will fill in as the acting head coach during her absence.
   "It is difficult to step away for a period of time, but it is the best way to continue what I love to do in the future, and that is coaching," Chaplin said. "I'd like to thank Scott Barnes, Marianne Vydra, my team and staff for their support throughout this process. I know the program is in good hands while I focus my energy on healing. I look forward to supporting this team, along with Beaver Nation, in every way I can while I'm away. Go Beavs!"
AGAINST THE SUN DEVILS
• OSU holds a 68-22-2 series lead against Arizona State and are 22-4 against the Sun Devils in Corvallis.
• The Beavers have won the last 12 meetings dating back to 2014 including a dual meet in Tempe, 196.650-196.625, and again at Pac-12 Championships, 196.600-196.400.
AGAINST THE TIGERS
• The Beavers trail the series with LSU, 7-15-1, but are 2-1-1 against the Tigers at Gill Coliseum.
• Oregon State has lost the last six meetings between the teams dating back to 2013 including a dual loss at Baton Rouge last season, 198.150-196.375.
IT TAKES A VILLAGE
• There are 20 gymnasts on the 2020 Oregon State gymnastics team and the vast majority have earned spots in the competitive lineup on a regular basis. The Beavers have used 15 gymnasts to complete their 24 routines in four out of five meets with the exception coming at Sacramento State, when they only used 14.
• Two gymnasts - Lena Greene and Jane Poniewaz - suffered season-ending injuries prior to the season starting.
EVENT TITLES
• Just five meets into the season, the Beavers have already captured 13 event titles.
• On Sunday, three different OSU gymnasts secured event titles. Madi Dagen captured her first title of the season with a career-high 9.90 on the vault, Lacy Dagen nabbed the beam title with a career-best 9.975 and Isis Lowery won the floor title with a personal-mark of 9.975 as well.
• OSU gymnasts snagged a couple more titles at Arizona with Lacy Dagen and Isis Lowery scoring 9.850 to tie for top honors on the beam while Kaitlyn Yanish got her team-best fourth event title scoring 9.925 on the floor.
• Maela Lazaro earned her first event title of the season tying her career-best with a 9.925 on the beam at Sacramento State. Kaitlyn Yanish secured her second straight floor title with a 9.90 on the event as well.
• OSU gymnasts swept the competition in the Beavs' home opener against Seattle Pacific and Centenary. Kaitlyn Yanish scored 9.850 on the vault, Halli Briscoe went for a 9.850 on the bars, and Isis Lowery secured the beam title with a 9.875. Yanish and Lowery each tallied scores of 9.925 to tie for top honors on the floor exercise.
• Sabrina Gill swiped the uneven bars title at the season-opening Critique Classic with a 9.80.
SUPER SENIORS
• OSU's eight seniors consisting of Halli Briscoe, Lacy Dagen, Destinee Davis, Sabrina Gill, Jaime Law, Maela Lazaro, Isis Lowery and Alyssa Minyard has combined to hit 39 out of 41 routines thus far in 2020.
• Isis Lowery is tied for the team-lead with 15 routines performed and hasn't yet missed a routine. Dagen (10-10), Davis (6-6), Briscoe (5-5) and Minyard (5-5) have also hit each of their routines.
DAGEN DUO
• Sisters Lacy Dagen and Madi Dagen have been perfect so far in 2020 combining to hit all 25 routines they've performed.
• Lacy earned her second straight beam title last week against Stanford posting a career-best 9.975 to lead the team to a season-best 49.375 on the event.
• Madi secured her first event title of the season against Stanford scoring a career-high 9.90 on the vault completing the first Yurchenko 1 1/2 of her career.
LAST WEEK AGAINST STANFORD
• Oregon State defeated Stanford on Sunday registering season-bests on three events, for the second week in a row, notching a season-high 196.825.
• As a team, the Beavers tallied season-highs of 49.050 on vault, 49.375 on beam and 49.475 on the floor.
• OSU gymnasts also secured event titles on three events - Madi Dagen scored 9.90 on the vault to win the title, while Lacy Dagen posted a 9.975 on the beam and Isis Lowery notched a 9.975 on the floor, all career-highs.
QUICK STICKS
• All four of OSU's lineups are ranked among the top 40 in the nation. The balance beam lineup is the highest ranked for the Beavers tied at No. 9 (49.090 season average). Floor is tied for 16th (49.070), uneven bars is tied for No. 30 (48.670), and vault is No. 33 (48.765).
• Oregon State has 'hit' 112 out of 120 (93.3%) routines in 2020 ... in comparison, the Beavers 'hit' 313 out of 336 (93.2%) routines last season.
• Through five meets, OSU's routine production breakdown looks like this: Seniors have performed 51 of 120 routines in 2020 (42.5%), juniors have produced 27 of 120 (22.5%), sophomores 24 of 120 (20.0%) and freshmen 18 of 120 (15.0%).
• Oregon State opened the season on the road for the fourth straight year
• Ten of OSU's 15 regular season opponents on the 2020 schedule are currently ranked in the top 36, including six in the top 12.
• OSU hosts six regular season home meets in 2020 for the first time since 1981. The Beavers will be home Jan. 11 (vs. Seattle Pacific & Centenary), Feb.2 (vs. Stanford), Feb. 8 (vs. LSU & Arizona State), Feb. 29 (vs. UCLA), March 6 (vs. Washington) and March 14 (vs. Illinois).
• The gymnastics team posted a 3.4667 grade point average during the fall term ... the squad carries a cumulative GPA of 3.3664.
• Sixteen out of 20 OSU gymnasts posted GPAs of 3.0 or better during fall term and 13 were 3.5 or better including two 4.0s.
THE ROSTER
Here are some quick hitters about the 2020 Oregon State gymnastics roster:
• The Beavers have eight seniors on the team (Halli Briscoe, Lacy Dagen, Destinee Davis, Sabrina Gill, Jaime Law, Maela Lazaro, Isis Lowery and Alyssa Minyard). The trio has combined to perform 270 routines in their career entering the season.
• There were three additions to the squad this fall with the arrivals of freshmen Kayla Bird, Jenna Domingo and Jane Poniewaz.
• Lena Greene, who opted to use a fifth-year of eligibility prior to the season and is now a redshirt junior in 2020, and freshman Jane Poniewaz will both miss the season due to injury.
• Fifteen of the 20 gymnasts on the 2020 team competed in at least one meet for the Beavers last season. Jaime Law and Alex McClung are all seeking their first competition routines at OSU, in addition to the three freshmen.
• The Beavers have three gymnasts that hail from the state of Oregon - Lena Greene (Tigard), Jaime Law (Corvallis) and Alex McClung (Salem).
• OSU also has two gymnasts from outside the United State - Sabrina Gill (Oakville, Ontario, Canada) and Isis Lowery (Melbourne, Australia).
RETURNING FOR 2020
• The Beavers return 17 out of 24 routines from the 2019 NCAA Championships lineup. OSU need to replace two routines each on vault, bars and floor, and a single routine on the beam.
• Oregon State returns 17 gymnasts from 2019 including 14 that competed last season.
• In addition, senior Alyssa Minyard is back after missing the 2019 season due to injury.
• Among those 17 returning gymnasts are eight seniors - Halli Briscoe, Lacy Dagen, Destinee Davis, Sabrina Gill, Jaime Law, Maela Lazaro, Isis Lowery and Alyssa Minyard - who are expected to provide leadership for the squad.
• The Beavers return four All-Americans from 2019. Halli Briscoe (bars), Maela Lazaro (beam) and Isis Lowery (floor) each garnered second team All-America honors at NCAA Championships last season. In addition, Kaitlyn Yanish was recognized as a WCGA Regular Season All-American on the floor exercise for the second straight season.
A LOOK BACK AT 2019
• OSU advanced to the postseason for the 45th consecutive season.
• Oregon State hosted the NCAA Corvallis Regionals in April as the third seed. The Beavers finished second in the second round of regionals and then hit all 24 of their routines at Regional Finals to knock out top-seeded Florida advancing to NCAA Championships in Fort Worth.
• OSU concluded the season with a sixth-place finish at NCAA Championships.
• All four of OSU's lineups were ranked among the top 20 in the nation. The floor lineup was the highest ranked for the Beavers at No. 10 (49.370 national qualifying score), while the vault (49.140) ranked No. 15, balance beam (49.160) was No. 16 and the uneven bars lineup tied for 20th (49.145).
• Oregon State 'hit' 313 out of 336 (93.2%) routines in 2019 ... the Beavers counted three falls in 2019.
• The Beavers' routine production breakdown looked like this: Juniors performed 126 of 336 routines (37.5%), seniors produced 100 of 336 (29.8%), sophomores 72 of 336 (21.4%) and freshmen 38 of 336 (11.3%).
• Although the Beavers returned 22 out of 24 routines from the 2018 NCAA Regionals lineup, only 13 of those routines remained in the lineup at NCAA Championships in 2019.
• Mary Jacobsen (vault), Halli Briscoe (bars), Maela Lazaro (beam) and Isis Lowery (floor) each earned All-America Second Team honors at NCAA Championships in April.
• Kaitlyn Yanish (FX) earned NACGC/W Regular Season Second Team All-America on the floor exercise for the second straight year. Yanish was also named to the Pac-12 All-Conference First Team on the floor.
• Ten OSU gymnasts received Pac-12 All-Academic honors; Mariana Colussi-Pelaez (microbiology) and Lacy Dagen (sociology) were first team honorees, while Savanna Force (kinesiology), Mary Jacobsen (computer science) and McKenna Singley (sociology) were named to the second team. Halli Briscoe (business administration), Lena Greene (bioengineering), Maela Lazaro (BioHealth Sciences), Isis Lowery (digital communication arts) and Colette Yamaoka (biology) received honorable mention.
• Twelve gymnasts were recognized as Scholastic All-Americans by the Women's Collegiate Gymnastics Association: Halli Briscoe, Mariana Colussi-Pelaez, Lacy Dagen, Madi Dagen, Savanna Force, Lexie Gonzales, Lena Greene, Mary Jacobsen, Jaime Law, Maela Lazaro, Kristina Peterson and McKenna Singley.
• Oregon State registered four regular season wins over Top 25 teams - No. 7 Kentucky, No. 11 Washington, No. 25 Arizona and No. 20 Arizona State.
LOADING UP FOR 2020
In November, four gymnasts made official commitments to join the Oregon State gymnastics program for the 2020-21 academic year. Sydney Gonzales (Newport Beach, Calif.), Kaitlyn Hoiland (Kent, Wash.), Anna Yeates (Roseville, Calif.) and Ariana Young (San Mateo, Calif.) are scheduled to enroll at Oregon State this coming summer ... last week, the Beavers received a fifth commitment from Julia Melchert (Puyallup, Wash.) to also join the program in the fall ... in addition, 2018 signee Jade Carey (Phoenix, Ariz.), who has deferred her enrollment to train for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics still plans to join the Beavers in time for the 2021 season.
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