2019 Ohio State Buckeyes Women's Gymnastics

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Record: 7-6 (3-3)

Ranking: Receiving Votes

1/5 @ #7 Georgia - L 196.6-194.9
1/12 @ #25 NC State - W 196.025-194.550
1/19 @ Penn State - W 196.075-194.850
1/27 @ Michigan State - W 196.200-195.225
2/2 vs. Iowa - W 195.000-194.775
2/8 @ Maryland - L 195.950-194.250
2/16 vs. #17 Nebraska - L 196.400-195.750
2/23 @ B1G Five Meet - 5th/5
3/2 vs. #RV West Virginia/Temple - 1st/3
3/9 vs. Bowling Green - W 195.875-194.875
3/17 @ West Virginia/NC State/#24 Penn State - 4th/4
3/23 @ B1G Championships - 7th/10
4/5 @ NCAA Regionals (2nd Rd) - 4th/4

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It was a tough opening dual meet of the season for the Buckeyes as they traveled to Athens, Georgia to take on the Bulldogs. They ultimately fell to Georgia, 196.6 - 194.9. The Buckeyes scored 48.725 on bars, led by freshman Colby Miller. On the vault, OSU scored 48.650, led by defending B1G champion Jamie Stone. OSU then scored a nice 48.950 on the floor routine, led by Janelle McClelland. On the final individual event of the night, the Buckeyes scored 48.575 on the beam.

Next up, Ohio State will travel to NC State next Saturday for a dual meet.

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The Buckeyes picked up their first dual win of the season, defeating #25 NC State, 196.025 - 194.550. Jenna Swartzentruber led the Buckeyes on the bars with a 9.875. Olivia Aepli and Jamie Stone finished in a three way tie with an NC State athlete in the vault with a 9.875. Jamie Stone led again on the floor routine with a 9.875, and the Buckeyes scored a solid 48.975 on the floor. The beam routine went solid for OSU as well, with a 48.925, and were led by Morgan Lowe with a 9.850.

Next up, Ohio State opens up conference play next Saturday as they travel to Penn State for a dual.

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OSU picked up a big conference road win on Saturday, defeating Penn State with a season high score, 196.075-194.850. The Buckeyes earned six title on the day overall, led by Jamie Stone's three-peat (Vault, Floor and Beam), Olivia Aepli (Beam), Amanda Huang (Beam) and Janelle McClelland (Floor).

Ohio State will conclude their four match road swing to begin the season, as they travel to Michigan State next Sunday.

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The Buckeyes earned their third consecutive victory on Sunday, all coming on the road, by defeating Michigan State 196.200 - 195.225. It was a very solid performance for OSU, but it was so close because the Spartans scored the best they have all season.

The Buckeyes notched a 49 on the bars to kick the meet off. Then, they registered a season-high on the vault by scoring a 48.975. The Buckeyes cruised to another season-high on the floor, with a 49.125. OSU wrapped up the meet with a score of 49.100 in the beam.

Ohio State's next competition is on Saturday when they host Iowa.

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It was the home opener for OSU, and they opened it up in style, defeating Iowa 195.000-194.775. The Buckeyes won three individual events, and took first in the all-around. They finished first in the vault, bars and floor.

Next up, they'll travel to Maryland for another dual on Friday.

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Friday night marked the first loss for the Buckeyes since their season opener when they fell to Georgia. Last night, OSU fell to Maryland on the road 195.950 - 194.250.

The Buckeyes started off the meet strong on the uneven bars, both with the high individual and the high team score. Again the Buckeyes won the next event, the vault, both with the high team score and the high individual score, also scoring a season-high as a team on the vault. Individually, the Buckeyes then scored a first and third place finish in the floor exercise. The Terrapins were right there all night. Even though the Buckeyes scored solidly on beam, Maryland did so well in that event, it was enough to win the meet.

Next up, Ohio State host Nebraska next Saturday.

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After their first loss in weeks, the Buckeyes dropped from #20 to #22 in this week's poll.

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Taking on #17 Nebraska on Saturday at home, the Buckeyes didn't have their winning shoes on, as they fell 196.400 - 195.750. Claire Gagliardi claimed victory on the bars with a career high of 9.9. The only other title on the day for the Buckeyes, was Jamie Stone in the all-around competition.

Next up for Ohio State will be the Big Ten Five Meet where they will travel to Toledo next Saturday. They will be competing against Illinois, Minnesota, Michigan and Rutgers.

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Although the Buckeyes competed at the B1G Five Meet this weekend in Toledo, they turned in their lowest team score of the season. They finished fifth out of five teams with a score of 194.600. #8 Michigan led the way with a 197.750, followed by #14 Minnesota with a 196.700, then Illinois (195.525) and Rutgers (194.650).

A big bright spot for the Buckeyes was Jamie Stone in the floor exercise, where she won the event with a score of 9.925.

Next up, Ohio State will host a tri-meet next Saturday against Temple and West Virginia.

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It was a successful Saturday for the Buckeyes, as they hosted West Virginia and Temple. OSU finished in first place with the fourth highest score in program history of 196.850. West Virginia finished second with a score of 196.100, followed by Temple with a score of 194.000.

Ohio State will look to continue their success from this weekend, as they host Bowling Green in their home finale on Saturday.

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In their final home meet of the season, the Buckeyes picked up a 195.875 - 194.875 victory over Bowling Green. OSU scored a 48.925 on vault, 49.125 on bars, 49.050 on beam.

Next up, Ohio State will travel to Morgantown, WV for a quad meet with West Virginia, NC State and Penn State next Sunday.

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The Buckeyes wrapped up their regular season yesterday, posting a 194.925 in a quad meet in Morgantown, WV. West Virginia finished in first with a 196.425, followed by #24 Penn State with a 195.525, NC State with a 195.300 then OSU finished in 4th.

Next up for Ohio State is the Big Ten Championships this Saturday, hosted by Penn State.

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The ladies started off extremely strong, as they finished the first session of the Big Ten Championship sitting in first place. But, after the finals took place in the evening, they found themselves falling all the way to 7th overall. Danica Abanto, Olivia Aepli, Janelle McClelland, and Jenna Swartzentruber all earned All-Conference awards. Amanda Huang, Sr., won Ohio State's Sportsmanship Award, from the Big Ten Conference.

Ohio State will now sit and wait to find out their NCAA Regional fate, when they selection show airs on Monday evening.

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The Buckeyes earned an at-large bid as a team to the regional championships. They will compete in the Ann Arbor Regional, hosted by Michigan. They will start out in the second round, to earn a qualification to the regional final, the Buckeyes will have to finish in the top two against #7 Michigan, #10 Alabama and Penn State. Then to earn a qualification to the NCAA Championships, they will have to finish in the top two in the regional final. Regional 2nd round will be April 5th, with Regional Finals on April 6th.

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OSU's season ended in the second round of NCAA Regional play, as they finished in 4th out of 4 teams at the Ann Arbor Regional. The Buckeyes scored a 195.990, and trailed 3rd place Penn State who tallied a score of 196.070. Michigan and Alabama finished in the top two spots in the regional round to advance to the finals.