Maryland Earns 195.650, Best Championship Finish in Program History

Saturday, March 20

Minneapolis, Minn.

Maryland

195.650

195.525

Penn State University

Maryland Earns 195.650, Best Championship Finish in Program History

3/20/2021 3:16:00 PM | Gymnastics

Results

MINNEAPOLIS -- The Maryland Gymnastics team earned a 195.650 in session one of the Big Ten Championships on Saturday. This is the best finish for the Terrapins at championships since joining the Big Ten Conference.

The Terps finished second to Rutgers with wins over Penn State, Nebraska, and Ohio State. Junior Alexsis Rubio tied for first on vault with a 9.900, matching her career-high.

What You Need To Know

Floor team earned the highest score of the five teams 49.025
Event scores: Vault: 49.225 // Bars: 48.875 // Beam: 48.525 // Floor: 49.025
Final Scores: 1. Rutgers, 195.650 // 2. Maryland, 195.675 // 3. Rutgers, 195.525 // 4. Nebraska, 195.350 // 5. Ohio State, 195.325

Setting the Bar Higher

Vault:

Junior Sanya Glauber matched her career-high 9.800
Freshman Samantha Gilbert set a personal record 9.850
Junior Alexsis Rubio earned a season-high 9.900
Senior Collea Burgess earned ninth 9.825
Junior Reese McClure finished fourth 9.850

Bars:

Sanya Glauber placed fourth place 9.850
Senior Audrey Barber took sixth place 9.825

Beam:

Audrey Barber earned fifth place 9.850
Sophia LeBlanc placed eighth 9.775

Floor:

Senior Audrey Barber took third place 9.850
Sophomore Sophia LeBlanc earned a season-best 9.800
Senior Sabriyya Rouse placed seventh 9.825

All-Around

Audrey Barber finished fourth with a 39.300

Did You See This

𝕎𝕆𝕎 Sanya Glauber absolutely crushed that routine#GymTerps x @glauber_sanya pic.twitter.com/orQhr4bAWL
— Maryland Gymnastics (@TerpsGymnastics) March 20, 2021

Bri Rouse 𝔻𝔼𝕃𝕀𝕍𝔼ℝ𝕊 #GymTerps x @Sabriyya_Rouse pic.twitter.com/bNYYR0jhur
— Maryland Gymnastics (@TerpsGymnastics) March 20, 2021

WOW! Show-stopping performance from Barber #GymTerps x @Audrey_Barb17 pic.twitter.com/edNpwijABx
— Maryland Gymnastics (@TerpsGymnastics) March 20, 2021