University of North Carolina Athletics
Saturday, February 19
Raleigh, NC
4:00 p.m.
North Carolina
196.625
at
196.350
NC State
Photo by: ANTHONY SORBELLINI
Gymnastics Earns Road Victory At NC State
February 19, 2022 | Women's Gymnastics
RALEIGH, N.C. – The Carolina gymnastics team defeated NC State on the road Saturday night 196.625-196.350, posting the program's highest team score since Feb. 27, 2004.
Freshman Lali Dekanoidze earned her fourth all-around title with a 39.475, while also taking the beam and floor titles and sharing the vault title with teammate Julia Knower.
Carolina is 6-0 in EAGL meets this season.
The Tar Heels started the meet out strong on bars, with five Tar Heels posting a 9.80, while Elizabeth Culton had a team-best 9.825. The team score was a 49.025 total on the apparatus.
Carolina then moved to vault where the team had a season-best performance with a 49.225. Three Tar Heels set new career-bests on the event, Kate Greene (9.800), Jay Weil (9.850) and Knower (9.875), while Emery Summey matched her career-best (9.825).
Hannah Nam opened floor with a 9.825 for Carolina in the leadoff spot, while Dekanoidze set a new career best with a 9.90. The Tar Heels scored 49.175 in the rotation.
Carolina finished the meet on beam, the event they rank No. 1 in EAGL on. Jamie Shearer set a new-career best with a 9.850, while Dekanoidze posted a meet-best 9.90. As a team, the Tar Heels finished with a 49.200.
This meet was the first time this season that Carolina has scored a 49 or better on all four events.
Up Next
Carolina's home season-finale is Thursday at 6:45 p.m. in Carmichael Arena. It's not only Senior Night, but Alumni Night for the Tar Heels. Admission is free.
Stay up to date with Carolina gymnastics on Twitter and Instagram @UNCGymnastics.
Freshman Lali Dekanoidze earned her fourth all-around title with a 39.475, while also taking the beam and floor titles and sharing the vault title with teammate Julia Knower.
Carolina is 6-0 in EAGL meets this season.
The Tar Heels started the meet out strong on bars, with five Tar Heels posting a 9.80, while Elizabeth Culton had a team-best 9.825. The team score was a 49.025 total on the apparatus.
Carolina then moved to vault where the team had a season-best performance with a 49.225. Three Tar Heels set new career-bests on the event, Kate Greene (9.800), Jay Weil (9.850) and Knower (9.875), while Emery Summey matched her career-best (9.825).
Hannah Nam opened floor with a 9.825 for Carolina in the leadoff spot, while Dekanoidze set a new career best with a 9.90. The Tar Heels scored 49.175 in the rotation.
Carolina finished the meet on beam, the event they rank No. 1 in EAGL on. Jamie Shearer set a new-career best with a 9.850, while Dekanoidze posted a meet-best 9.90. As a team, the Tar Heels finished with a 49.200.
This meet was the first time this season that Carolina has scored a 49 or better on all four events.
Up Next
Carolina's home season-finale is Thursday at 6:45 p.m. in Carmichael Arena. It's not only Senior Night, but Alumni Night for the Tar Heels. Admission is free.
Stay up to date with Carolina gymnastics on Twitter and Instagram @UNCGymnastics.
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