Jamie Radermacher

Position:
Vault, Beam, Floor
Height:
5-1
Class:
Senior
High School:
Tualatin HS
Hometown:
Tualatin, Ore.

• 2016 Pac-12 All-Academic Honorable Mention

OREGON STATE
Career notes: Jamie Radermacher (pronounced raw-der-maker) transferred to Oregon State in September ... has competed in three meets at OSU ... ‘hit’ 24 out of 27 routines in her college career including all 15 in her Oregon State career.

2016: ‘Hit all 12 of her routines … earned Pac-12 All-Academic Honorable Mention. Championship season: Performed on the floor exercise scoring a 9.850 at Pac-12 Championships (3/19) and at the NCAA Athens Regional (4/2). Regular season: Won the first event of her career, tying for first on the floor exercise with a 9.875 against Auburn (1/10 … set a career-high with a 9.900 on the floor at Lindenwood the next week (1/15) winning another event title.

2015: ‘Hit’ all three of her routines at OSU ... aggravated a previous injury just prior to the season delaying her training early on. Championship season: Tied her career-best with a 9.850 on floor exercise at the NCAA Norman Regional (4/4) ... scored 9.850 on floor at Pac-12 Championships (3/21). Regular season: Entered the floor lineup with a 9.850 at Nebraska (3/7) to establish a career-high.

EASTERN MICHIGAN
2014: Performed duties as a student coach.

2013: Suffered an injury prior to the season and was unable to compete ... awarded scholar-athlete award.

2012: ‘Hit’ nine out of 12 routines ... competed on three events - vault, beam and floor ... set career-high of 9.825 on beam to win the first event title against Western Michigan (2/11) ... also scored 9.775 on floor and 9.750 on vault ... scored career-best 9.775 on vault at the Michigan/Illnois Challenge (2/3) ... awarded scholar-athlete.

PREP CAREER
Five-time Junior Olympic nationals qualifier … trained at Naydenov Gymnastics in Vancouver, Wash. under coaches Erika Bakacs and Dimitri Taskov.

PERSONAL
Born in Minnesota … daughter of Jay and Jane Radermacher … has one brother, Jake … chose OSU because of the “great coaches, amazing team and I’m back home” … majoring in human development and family sciences.