Welcome to College Park Kat 😍!! pic.twitter.com/Rhl7gCEmVc

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STICKKYYYY GI 🔥

9.850 on her bars debut!@B1GGymnastics pic.twitter.com/1WlfYkPNgW

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Freshman Debut for 𝐄𝐦𝐢𝐥𝐲! 👏 pic.twitter.com/XUcYUZUbAq

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Nailed it 👏

9.850 for 𝐄𝐦𝐢𝐥𝐲! pic.twitter.com/0xpUeM9goo

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• Josephine Kogler - 9.700
• Rayna Engelmayer - 9.725
• Aine Reade - 9.800
• Taylor Rech - 9.800
• Logan Buckmon - 9.850
• Katrina Mendez-Abolnik - 9.850

• George Washington (48.825)
• New Hampshire (48.475)
• Long Island (47.950)

Rayna getting us started! pic.twitter.com/KG1XVVfmea

— Maryland Gymnastics (@TerpsGymnastics) January 10, 2026

• Sarah Saville - 9.775
• Logan Buckmon - 9.775
• Gianna Ruffing - 9.850
• Aine Reade - 9.775
• Chelsey Dennis - 9.825
• Madeline Komoroski - 9.675

• New Hampshire (48.775)
• George Washington (48.425)
• Long Island (46.900)

• Megan Bingham - 9.775
• Rayna Engelmayer - 9.275
• Aine Reade - 9.525
• Emily DeFrees - 9.725
• Chelsey Dennis - 9.750
• Madeline Komoroski - 9.850

• New Hampshire (48.550)
• Long Island (47.675)
• George Washington (47.275)

Welcome to the GymTerps 𝘾𝙝𝙚𝙡𝙨𝙚𝙮! 🤩 pic.twitter.com/qcBrUw2q5k

— Maryland Gymnastics (@TerpsGymnastics) January 10, 2026

• Gianna Ruffing - 9.800
• Emily DeFrees - 9.850
• Josephine Kogler - 9.700
• Madeline Komoroski - 9.850
• Taylor Rech - 9.800
• Aine Reade - 9.775

• New Hampshire (48.700)
• George Washington (48.675)
• Long Island (47.825)

All power 💪 pic.twitter.com/rUUF3jJXnD

— Maryland Gymnastics (@TerpsGymnastics) January 10, 2026

• "They just have this ability to flip a switch. Practice was good, but they somehow know when to just flip the switch and be great when the lights are on and the pressure's on."
• "They have this ability in them to be great when the moment calls for it, and to see that on night one is really impressive, and I'm excited to see how this season goes."
• "I'm already blown away with how much they've grown as a team. That's what you have to do when you step out in front of fans and you;ve got the lights on and the pressure's on you. If you're not a close-knit group, it's easy to crack under pressure. We were in a pressure situation on beam and we had to fight our way through that, and I truly believe we were able to do that because of the bonds that we built as a team in the preseason."
• This is certainly helpful for us to get back into the gum and not have anything major to fix. We get to go in the gym and say 'all right, little-detail work'. We'll reduce some wobbles on the beam and some landings on vault and floor, but we're not having to fix anything major. This is a great, nice, high starting point for us, and hopefully we can build from here."

• "As a team, we just had so much fun. We went out there and did better than we could have ever wished or hoped in our first meet. We worked hard for it, but it really showed off tonight. We pulled it all together, so that was a really awesome feeling."
• "My voice is almost gone, but I had so much fun. It's my role now to get people hyped up and everything, so I try my best to do that. I think we, as seniors, did a great job at bringing it."
• "I think everyone did great. There were some ups and downs, but we didn't let the downs keep us down. We just moved on and had a great day."
• "Today was a really fun experience and everybody can't wait to compete again next weekend. That's a good thing. When we go into the gym, we're excited to get better and come out here and do it all again."

• Maryland hosts its first Big Ten meet of the season against Washington on Jan. 17. The meet will start at 7:30 PM and air on B1G+.