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Gym Devils place third in TWU quad meet

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Kylee Bromley posing on floor.Kylee Bromley posing on floor.
Kimberlie Haner, Sun Devil Athletics
by Kimberlie Haner

DENTON, Texas – Despite having an event winner in every event and a strong start to the meet, Sun Devil Gymnastics placed third in the quad meet at Texas Woman’s on Sunday afternoon with a 195.550, beating out Kent State but falling to TWU and Oregon State. 

Notable stats

  • Arizona State (5-5. 2-2 Big 12) led after the first two rotations, but a tough go on bars set ASU back to third, where the team would remain. 
  • The Gym Devils won or tied for every event title, with three wins coming from senior Kimberly Smith. She won the all-around (39.250), vault (9.850) and bars (9.900). Smith’s score on bars is her season best and the best by any Gym Devil on bars this season. Her vault score also matches her personal best. 
  • Freshman Kylee Bromley tied her career-high on the floor with a 9.875. She also tied for event title.
  • Despite a new position in the beam lineup, senior Kayla Lee’s 9.875 earned her a new season high on that event and tied her for her first title on the event. She has yet to score below a 9.800 on beam this season. 
  • On vault, freshman Safia El Mammann continues to be a steady force in the lead-off spot. She stuck her vault again, notching a 9.825. Additionally, fellow freshman Delanie Kelly earned a new career high on vault with a 9.800.
  • The Sun Devils will see Texas Woman’s (7-9) again on Friday in another quad meet at Kitty Magee Arena. 

Final results

  1. Texas Woman's, 195.975
  2. Oregon State, 195.775
  3. Arizona State, 195.550
  4. Kent State, 195.075

Rotation one: floor, 49.125
The Sun Devils took the lead with a strong performance on floor. The lineup began with a 9.800 from Lee. Bromley tied her career-high with a 9.875, followed by a season-high 9.850 from Halle Gregoire and a solid 9.825 from Kelly.

Rotation two: vault, 49.050
El Mammann’s 9.825 set the pace on vault. Back-to-back 9.800s from Kelly and Lilia Purler kept ASU on track. Smith boosted the Sun Devils with a 9.850.

Rotation three: bars, 48.475
The Sun Devils struggled on bars with three 9.500s or below. A 9.825 from Bromley was the best score up until Smith hit a 9.900, a season high for her and the team on that event. 

Rotation four: beam, 48.900
ASU struggled to find a rhythm on beam with multiple scores of 9.775 or lower. Lee came in clutch with a season-high of 9.875, which was the only score over 9.800 in this rotation..

Up next
Arizona State will return to Denton, Texas next week, competing in another quad meet at Texas Woman’s on Feb. 27 before competing again two days later at San Jose State for another quad meet.

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