CORALVILLE, IA — No. 22 Maryland Gymnastics posted a 195.900 on Saturday, standing in fifth place at the 2023 Big Ten Championships after the first session of day. Minensota finished first with a 197.250, ahead of Illinois (196.800), Nebraska (196.275), Penn State (196.200) and Rutgers (195.125). 

The Terps started the meet with a strong rotation on floor, posting a 49.075. Taylor Osterhout led Maryland with a 9.850, followed by both Reese McClure and Emma Silberman each posting a 9.825. 

Maryland rotated to vault with both Josephine Kogler and Alexsis Rubio recording 9.825 scores to lead Maryland's team total of 48,900 

The Terps moved to bars, posting a 49.100 team score, with Aleka Tsiknias notching a 9.875 to lead the team. Sierra Konda scored 9.850 and Rhe LeBlanc posted a 9.825.

Maryland closed the meet on beam with Reese McClure led Maryland with a 9.850 while Olivia Weir and Elizabeth Debarberie each had 9.775.

Emma Silberman finished first in the all-around with a 39.025.


The Scores
 
Vault
Josephine Kogler, 9.825
Alexsis Rubio, 9.825
Reese McClure, 9.750
Emma Silberman, 9.700
Olivia Weir, 9.800
Taylor Rech, 9.500
Team Score: 48.900
 
Bars
Aleka Tsiknias, 9.875
Sierra Kondo, 9.850
Rhea LeBlanc, 9.825
Emma Silberman, 9.775
Victoria Gatzendorfer, 9.775
Tasha Brozowski, 9.750
Team: 49.100
 
Beam
Reese McClure, 9.850
Elizabeth Debarberie, 9.775
Olivia Weir 9.775
Emma Silberman, 9.725
Josephine Kogler, 9.700
Madeline Komoroski, 9.325
Team: 48.825
 
Floor
Maddie Komoroski, 9.800
Rhea LeBlanc, 9.775
Reese McClure, 9.825
Tayler Osterhout, 9.850
Emma Silberman, 9.825
Taylor Rech, 9.750
Team: 49.075


All-Around
Emma Silberman, 39.025