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2010 QUICK FACTSMEDIA INFORMATION

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

GENERAL INFORMATIONSchool: University of PittsburghLocation: Pittsburgh, Pa.Founded: 1787Enrollment: 34,000Nickname: PanthersColors: Blue and GoldGymnasium: Fitzgerald Field House (6,798)Affi liation: NCAA Division IConference: East Atlantic Gymnastics League Chancellor: Mark A. Nordenberg Alma Mater: Thiel ‘70Athletic Director: Steve C. PedersonAlma Mater: Nebraska ‘80Athletic Department Phone: (412) 648-8200

COACHING STAFFHead Coach: Debbie YohmanAlma Mater: Clarion, ‘77Record at School (Yrs.): 212-322-1 (23 years)Overall Record (Yrs.): 257-356-1 (26 years)Assistant Coach: Michael Rowe (fi fth year)Alma Mater: Michigan State ‘85Assistant Coach: Terry Karwoski (fi rst year)Alma Mater: Western Michigan ‘90Gymnastics Offi ce Phone: (412) 648-8328 or (412) 648-8327Gymnastics Offi ce Fax: (412) 648-9177

2009 REVIEW2009 Overall Record: 11-92009 EAGL Record: 6-72009 EAGL Championship Finish: 4th (194.150 pts.)2009 NCAA Northeast Regional Qualifi ers: Dani Bryan, Alix Croop, Alicia Talucci.

2010 TEAM INFORMATIONLetterwinners Returning/Lost: 10/4

Top Returners:

• Alicia Talucci, Sophomore2009 EAGL Rookie of the Year3rd Place 2009 EAGL Championships (AA)2009 NCAA Regional qualifi er (AA)

• Dani Bryan, Senior2009 NCAA Regional qualifi er (V)2009 All-EAGL First Team (V)2009 All-EAGL Second Team (FX)2007 EAGL Champion (V)

Media Information ........................................ 1

Quick Facts ................................................... 1

Support Staff ................................................2

2010 Season Outlook .................................... 3

Gymnastics Training Center ........................4-5

2010 Team Roster ..........................................6

Head Coach Debbie Yohman ......................8-9

Assistant Coaches ....................................... 10

Panther Profi les...................................... 12-22

2010 Opponents .....................................24-25

2009 Review ........................................... 27-28

Gymnastics Records .................................... 30

Gymnastics History ................................ 31-35

Yearly Results ......................................... 36-39

East Atlantic Gymnastics League ................40

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Editor: Mendy NestorContributing Editors: Paul Pancoe, Jenn Mereby, Mike Gladysz, E.J. Borghetti, Greg Hotchkiss, Sophia Duck, Celeste Welsh.Photography: Sean Brady, Mike Drazdzinski, Joe Kapelewski, Patricia Nagle, Michelle Ray, Debbie Yohman, Pete MadiaPrinting: Herrmann PrintingCover Design: Dan O’Donnell, Direct Axis

CONTACT: Overseeing the Media Relations duties for the Pitt gymnastics team is Mendy Nestor.

PRESS SERVICES: Members of the media are supplied with updates containing statistics, match summaries and information regarding upcoming events. On event day, the media relations staff will distribute meet programs, team and individual statistics and all postgame information.

MEDIA RELATIONS DEPARTMENT: Located in Petersen Events Center, Event Level. Associate AD: E.J. Borghetti Director: Greg Hotchkiss Associate Director: Mendy Nestor Assistant Director: Sophia Duck Coordinator: Celeste Welsh Assistant: Paul Pancoe Nestor Phone Number: (412) 648-1018 Fax Number: (412) 648-8248 Mailing Address: P.O. Box 7436 Pittsburgh, PA 15213 Overnight: Petersen Events Center 3719 Terrace Street Pittsburgh, PA 15261

INTERVIEW POLICY: If a member of the media wishes to interview or photograph a Pitt gymnast or coach, please contact the Media Relations Department in advance. Every attempt will be made to fulfi ll the request as effi ciently and as quickly as possible. Interviews with athletes will be set up only by the Media Relations Offi ce. Please allow at least one day’s notice or more. Athletes’ telephone numbers will not be released to the media. Interviews with any of the coaches can be arranged by contacting them directly. Coaches’ offi ce numbers are listed in the athletics department directory in the back portion of this guide.

2010 Panthers

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SUPPORT STAFF

John LabriolaScorekeeper

Andrea KoneskyMeet Director

Matt DudekAcademic Advisor

Dominique Francis

Athletic Trainer

Mendy NestorMedia Relations

Jeanne MonahanAdministrative

Assistant

Klaczak, a Pittsburgh native, comes to Pitt from Cincinnati where he served as an Associate Director of Athletics for nine years, overseeing operations, facilities and numerous other areas within the athletic department. In his capacity at Pitt, Klaczak is responsible for the operations and manage-ment of athletic facilities in coordination with University facilities management. He also serves as liaison for the construction of new athletic facilities and over-see game/event management. In addition, Klaczak serves as the sport administrator for Pitt wrestling, gymnastics and baseball. The Marietta College undergraduate earned his Master’s degree in Sports Management from Robert Morris in 1988. Since that time, he had been with the Bearcats in various roles including serving as a member of the Senior Staff . Klaczak was the project leader for Cincinnati’s $112 million Varsity Village, including its construction projects and all facility renovations. At Cincinnati, Klaczak’s responsibilities included assisting with the daily opera-tion of the department, oversight of all athletic facility construction and renovation, assisting with athletic facility fundraising and fi nancing, sports oversight and super-vision of athletic facilities and event operations. His duties also included oversight of strength and conditioning, equipment operations and information technology.

PAUL KLACZAKSenior Associate Athletic Director

Alix Croop joins the Pitt gymnastics staff after a successful career as a Pitt gymnast from 2006-09. Croop will serve as a volunteer assistant for the Panthers. “Alix had a great career at both Parkettes and Pitt and we are honored to have her in the gym with us,” head coach Debbie Yohman said. “She has great expertise and insight about the sport. More importantly, the respect of all her recent team-mates. She will be helping on any event where we need her and contributing with a lot of excellent choreography on fl oor and beam.” As a senior at Pitt, Croop fi nished fi fth on the beam and 17th on the fl oor at NCAA Regionals in 2009. As a team co-captain, Croop earned the EAGL title on bars and earned fi rst team honors on both the bars and beam and earned second team recognition on the fl oor. Twice on the season Croop earned EAGL Specialist of the Week honors and set career highs on beam (9.875) and fl oor (9.900). As a junior, Croop was selected as the team MVP. She collected 25 top 10 fi nishes including 12 on the uneven bars, four on the balance beam and nine on the fl oor exercise. A fi rst-team All-EAGL selection on the uneven bars, Croop was also se-lected to the All-EAGL Tournament Team for her fi fth place fi nish on the uneven bars. Croop competed in 10 meets on the uneven bars in her rookie season and set a career-high 9.825 for fi fth place on versus Penn State. Croop, the daughter of Russ and Ann Croop,was born August 3, 1987. She is currently attending Chatham College and working towards her Master’s in psychology.

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Ted Dworek is in his sixth season as a strength and conditioning coach for Pitt’s women’s gymnastics team. Dworek also works with men’s and women’s soccer, women’s tennis and track and fi eld teams at the University. Dworek, a Pittsburgh native, attended Indiana University of Pennsylvania where he earned his bachelor’s degree in sports medicine. During that time, he worked with football, softball, women’s soccer and women’s fi eld hockey. Upon graduation from IUP, Dworek opened his own personal training business within the Pittsburgh area and also worked for Highmark BlueCross BlueShield as a fi t-ness consultant. He then continued his education at the University of Pittsburgh earning a master’s degree in exercise physiology. Dworek belongs to such organizations as the National Strength and Condi-tioning Association, Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Coaches Association, American College of Sports Medicine and USA Weightlifting. He looks forward to taking part of the growth and accomplishments of the Pittsburgh Panthers. Ted and his wife Elaine, a Pitt graduate, reside in South Park. They are the parents of 1-year-old T.J.

TED DWOREKAsst. Strength and Conditioning Coach

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Season Outlook“Match My Intensity” has become the rallying cry for the Pitt gymnastics team this season. But it is more than that. It is a challenge that each gymnast has set for their teammates. “We have set a really high goal for ourselves this season,” Pitt head coach Debbie Yohman said. “The team is buying into it and every day they talk about being EAGL champions. At the end of last year we started seeing our potential, and now we have the opportunity to start out the season with that same confi dence and belief.” From top to bottom the Panthers are focused on their goals and the confi dence is showing. A renewed energy is present as well. In addition to assistant coach Michael Rowe, who is entering his fi fth season with Yohman, Terry Kar-woski joins the staff with 13 years of head coaching experience on her resume. “Terry has brought a lot to our program,” Yohman said. “The kids have responded so well to her and in addition to her coaching vault and fl oor, she has con-tributed new ideas for the program as a whole. “It is an exciting time for our staff because we have a fantastic chemistry,” Yohman continued. “We do a lot of crossover coaching. By that I mean that we are getting contributions from everyone on each event and we are all growing from that cooperation.”

Vault: Vault will continue to be a strength of the Pan-thers this season as they are building on last year’s success. Several Pitt gymnasts are capable of a league title in 2010 with numerous 10.0 vaults in the lineup. “We have a lot of potential on vault,” Yohman said. “We have choices this year, not just Dani Bry-an. Molly Moyer, Shannon Vafi adou, Alicial Talucci, Alyssa Adrian and Meaghan Biros will all contribute. Shannon McConnell might be our most consistent performer on vault and is upgrading this season. All of our vaults are dynamic and solid. Everyone is up-grading and it should be an exciting event for us.”

Uneven Bars: The Panthers are greatly im-proved on bars this season and are looking for strong p e r f o r m a n c e s from not only Bry-an, Talucci, Amy Varela and Jessica Byich, but fresh-men Biros, Adrian and Laura Rigney. “Our starting routines are sol-id,” Yohman said. “But we greatly lacked in depth in the past. Our freshmen have really come in and pushed our veterans this year. Alicia (Talucci) had to work really hard in the fall to stay in the All-Around and that is a great sign for our program.”

Balance Beam: With Pitt’s extreme depth on the beam this sea-son, the Panthers could fi eld nearly two starting line-ups. With returners Bryan, Talucci, Thompson, Byich, Vafi adou and Moyer, Pitt has a solid and consistent group leading the way. “This year we were able to start with routines earlier than usual because the skill level was so much more advanced leading into the fall,” Yohman said. “To give an example of the strides we have made on this event, beam is Dani Bryan’s weakest event, but at times in the fall, she was our top per-former. Everyone else is extremely dependable and comes out with a solid and clean performance nearly every day.”

Floor Exercise: Expectations are at an all-time high for Pitt on the fl oor in 2010. As Yohm-an states, the level of talent and skill are back up to where they have been in the past — a level that has been expected by the Pitt coaching staff , but has fallen short in recent years. “We are fi nally back up to a talent level on the fl oor that we expect from our girls every year,” Yohman said. “The diffi culty and consistency is where it should be and we are realizing our poten-tial, which is a run at an EAGL championship. “In addition to the raised skill level, we are excit-ed with our fantastic choreography. (Former gym-nast and current volunteer assistant) Alix Croop has been a pleasant surprise with her choreography since she is new to this. She and Mike (Rowe) have really created some beautiful and powerful rou-tines. The girls have enjoyed the new dynamics and have responded in a great way.”

Newcomers: Pitt’s freshman class has also brought great expectations to the program as they will not only contribute early, but will con-tinue to push the Panther upperclassmen. “They are such a great group of kids,” Yohman said. “All four of them have so much to off er our program and we are thrilled to have them here.” Adrian is extremely strong on all four events, and especially on the bars. “When (Adrian) came in, our team saw right away that she is a great gymnast,” stat-ed Yohman. “She is such a strong all-around-er with beautiful lines. When she performs on the fl oor, she really brings people into her routine with her. But, her strength is on bars. I see her as being an EAGL bars champion in the near future.”

While Adrian is graceful, Biros is the powerhouse. Entering her rookie season, Biros is also expected to contribute immediately in a big way. “Meaghan is extremely powerful,” Yohman said.

“The height she gets makes people gasp and say ‘wow!’ She makes it look easy and she is very confi -dent in her abilities. From what we’ve seen so far, she is a good competitor and will be an asset for us.” Rigney and walk-on Mallory Credito are also ex-

pected to make contributions and develop in their rookie sea-sons. “Laura is such a gamer,” Yohman said. “She works hard in practice, but when the lights come on, she puts it all togeth-er and knows how to compete. “Mallory has an opportunity to help us out,” Yohman con-tinued. “She is now working on strengthening her basics, but she has a lot of potential on the fl oor and we are excited to see her develop.”

Schedule: Pitt’s schedule builds up to both the EAGL Champion-ships and the NCAA Regional

meets held in March and April. The Panthers, however, will be able to gague where they are early on as West Virginia and Kent State come to Fitzgerald Field House for the season opener. “West Virginia is consistenly at the top of the EAGL,” Yohman said. “Everyone wants to beat them and everyone wants to emulate them. Our kids respect what great competitors they are and we want that. Along with Kent State, which is a similar program to ours, it will be a good starting place for us. “Early on in the season we are planning on be-ing conservative,” Yohman said. “We don’t want to rush things, we want to be smart. We feel that we are going to have clean routines early on to build our confi dence.” The Panthers have a wide range of competition throughout the season, as well as new and tradi-tional gymnastics powers such as Ohio State, Penn State and Arkansas. The focus for the Pitt program, however, remains what lies at the end of the season. “EAGLs is our focus and everything we do in the regular season, they are all just steps towards the championship,” Yohman said. “We had three mid-dle-of-the-pack performaces in the last few years, but now we’re threatening to take things to the next level. Our goal isn’t to move up a place or two, but to win. “If you can’t say it, you don’t believe it,” Yohman continued. “We know we are going to have to work hard and earn it, but we are getting there and we feel strongly that we will now be challenging for the title.” The Panthers also plan to not just have individu-als represent Pitt at the NCAA Regional, but to send the entire team for the fi rst time since 2007. “We need to return a team to regionals,” Yohman said. “If we accomplish our goals along the way, we will do that. We are a regional-caliber team, we just have to go out there on a consistent basis and prove it. If we do our job, we’ll be there.”

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GYMNASTICS FACILITIES

FacilityAt almost 12,000 square feet, it is the second-largest training facility in the East Atlantic Gymnastics League and one of the largest

in the Northeast Region. There are two complete vaulting setups, one of which lands into a resipit and one into foam blocks. Three sets

of uneven bars are being used, including one over a resipit. There is also a single bar over a foam block/resipit and a trench bar system.

Pitt’s facility houses seven balance beams, complete with mount and dismount areas, plus a low beam, stacked beams and pit

areas for dismounts. An oversize fl oor exercise includes both foam block and resipits off the end and a rod fl oor into foam. Behind the

tumbling pit is an in-ground trampoline and added features to the facility include personal equipment storage, bench seating, cardio

equipment and music center as well as mirrors and planned record boards.

The Gymnastics Training Center allows for the equipment to remain in place at all times. The great majority of the equipment was

brand new when the center opened fi ve years ago and is replaced on a rotating schedule or updated with newer technology. In addition,

the Panthers have a complete set of competitive equipment stored in the Fieldhouse for meets only.

The addition of the facility has allowed the coaches to recruit higher-level gymnasts. All equipment is available and in place to train

at the elite level and gymnasts see at a glance that they will have the opportunity to continue developing their skill level.

“We are so fortunate to have one of the fi nest training facilities around,” said Head Coach Debbie Yohman. “We have everything

we need to train all levels of gymnastics—from elite student-athletes to young campers. Everyone who sets foot in our training center is

impressed. The University of Pittsburgh has made a tremendous commitment to Panther Gymnastics.”

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2010 PANTHERS

Meaghan Biros .................................. BYE-rosJessica Byich ....................................... ByetchAlicia Talucci .................................... ta-LU-chiShannon Vafi adou ................ Vah-fee-AH-doh

2009-10 ROSTER

Name Yr. Event Hometown/High SchoolAlyssa Adrian FR AA Cary, N.C./Green HopeKelsey Ainsworth SO UB, BB, FX Broken Arrow, Okla./UnionMeaghan Biros FR AA Chicago, Ill./Mother McAuleyMallory Brewer JR V, FX Grand Rapids, Mich./Grand Rapids Catholic Central

Dani Bryan SR AA Germantown, Md./NorthwestJessica Byich SR UB, BB Nicktown, Pa./Bishop CarrollMallory Credito FR FX Jonestown, Pa./Lebanon CatholicJen Liberato JR AA Malvern, Pa./Great ValleyShannon McConnell SR AA Allison Park, Pa./North AlleghenyMolly Moyer JR AA Telford, Pa./Buxmont ChristianLaura Rigney FR AA Greenwood, Ind./GreenwoodKrista Rubini SR V, FX Newtown, Pa./Council Rock NorthAlicia Talucci SO AA Coatesville, Pa./Bishop ShanahanLisa Taylor SO UB, BB Odessa, Fla./TampaSarah Thompson SR BB Shokan, N.Y./OnteoraShannon Vafi adou JR AA Mahwah, N.J./MahwahAmy Varela SO AA Derwood, Md./Magruder

Head Coach: Debbie Yohman (24th season)Assistant Coach: Michael Rowe (5th season)Assistant Coach: Terry Karwoski (1st season)

PANTHER BREAKDOWNPITT BY STATE

State GymnastsFlorida 1

Illinois 1

Indiana 1

Maryland 2

Michigan 1

New Jersey 1

New York 1

North Carolina 1

Oklahoma 1

Pennsylvania 7

PITT BY CLASSClass GymnastsSeniors 5

Juniors 4

Sophomores 4

Freshmen 4

PRONUNCIATIONS

KelseyAinsworth

MalloryBrewer

DaniBryan

JessicaByich

MeaghanBiros

Alyssa Adrian

MalloryCredito

JenLiberato

ShannonMcConnell

LauraRigney

MollyMoyer

KristaRubini

AliciaTalucci

LisaTaylor

SarahThompson

ShannonVafiadou

Amy Varela

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COACHING STAFF

Debbie Yohman begins her 24th season as the head coach of Pitt’s gymnastics program. She’s eager to add to an already illustrious career that has been filled with many individual record-break-ing moments and tremendous team accomplish-ments. Coach Yohman has worked tirelessly for more than two decades to help mold young wom-en from this university into fierce competitors and productive members of society. The fruits of her labor, both in and out of the gym, have come in many forms, including quality recruits from Olym-pic-caliber gyms and an ever-increasing amount of national recognition for the program. These successes have Yohman, and everyone associated with Pitt gymnastics excited for the program’s bright future. Success is not a new phenomenon for Coach Yohman and the Panthers. In 2000, she coached her team to a second-place fi nish as they hosted the East Atlantic Gymnastics League (EAGL) Championships. Then in 2004, she watched as Alyse Zeffi ro recorded the Panthers’ fi rst two perfect 10.0 scores on the vault and fl oor exercise. Yohman’s teams have re-ceived bids to the NCAA Northeast Regional Cham-pionships 18 times in her 23 years at the helm. An ECAC Coach of the Year, EAGL Coach of the Year and the 2002 Northeast Region Coach of the Year, Yohman has produced numerous decorated ath-letes over the years. Zeffi ro was a 2004 league cham-pion on the vault, Danielle “Freddie” Alba was EAGL balance beam champion, and Samantha Salyers won Uneven Bars both at EAGL & NCAA Regionals. Two years ago, Yohman produced two individual EAGL Champions (Dani Bryan-Vault, Andrea Arlotta-Bars). In addition to her bar championship, Arlotta left as Pitt’s all-time scoring leader with 1,609.180 points, was named Northeast Region Gymnast of the Year and became the fi rst Pitt all-arounder to qualify to the NCAA National Chapionships. The string of EAGL champions continued the next two seasons when Anya Chayka won the 2008 balance beam title and Alix Croop won the bars title in 2009. Yohman has led the team to four EAGL in-dividual titles in the last three years, more than the previous 11 years combined. “Coach Yohman, the assistant coaches and stu-dent-athletes have been working very hard to pre-pare for the upcoming season,” Associate Athletic

Director Paul Klaczak said. “They are focused on our aspiration to achieve great things in our conference and we are excited about competing this year.” In addition to having successful competitors, Yohman said one of the major highlights in the last 23 years is the new state-of-the-art training facility. “The facility aff ords us all kinds of opportunities for training skills of any level—from learning new to refi ning current skills,” said Yohman. “We have be-come more attractive athletically than we were in the past. We couldn’t train elite athletes. People are now aware of our current facility. We’ve been able to raise the level of our gymnastics and our expecta-tions and we’re getting more looks by higher caliber gymnasts.” The new facility has aided the progression of Yohman’s program and has attracted national at-tention, drawing in new recruits from Olympic-cal-iber gyms. For the past three seasons, Yohman has brought in a number of infl uential gymnasts. Their hard work and motivation rubs off on the other gym-nasts and makes them all work harder. Yohman’s gymnasts may have achieved many successes in the gym, but they have been equally strong in the classroom. In the last 10 years, the Pan-ther gymnasts have accumulated 88 All-EAGL Aca-demic selections with eight gymnasts being named to the team for four consecutive years. The team has also boasted over 70 NACGC/W All-American Scholar Athletes having a grade point average of 3.5 or better. Yohman has also had a long association with successful gymnastics programs as a competitor. During her collegiate career, she was a member of the 1976 national championship team at Clarion University. Additionally, she served as a student as-sistant for Clarion in 1977, also a national champion-ship season. She served as graduate assistant at the University of Iowa from 1977-79. Her head coaching career began at the Univer-sity of Wisconsin-Milwaukee in 1982. From 1982-86, she helped the Division III Panthers transition to the Division II level, giving the school an opportunity to off er scholarships for the fi rst time. Under Yohman’s guidance, the program rose from the cellar of the WWIAC to a national contender, as they fi nished runner-up to national champion Univeristy of Wis-consin-Oshkosh. Following her tenure at UWM, she

Career Head Coaching RecordYear School Record

1980 Wisconsin-Milwaukee 22-17



TOTAL THREE YEARS 45-34

1987 Pittsburgh 13-3

















2004 Pittsburgh 17-11-1






TOTAL 23 YEARS 212-322-1

CAREER 26 YEARS 257-356-1

returned to the NCAA Division I level as an assistant coach at Oklahoma State. She spent four years in Stillwater before coming to Pittsburgh. Yohman has also devoted many years to leader-ship at the national level. She has been unselfi shly in-volved on many committee and volunteer positions with the National Association of Collegiate Gymnas-tics Coaches including the evolution of the Women’s Collegiate Program Committee, the rules advisory body that works closely with the NACGC and the NCAA Gymnastics Committee. Yohman is widely regarded by her peers through-out the NCAA as an expert go-to person for questions on the JO Code of Points and NCAA modifi cations. Yohman is a current representative of the Wom-en’s Collegiate Program Committee, has served two tenures as its chair and previously was the NCAA Gymnastics Coaches representative to the Women’s Technical Committee (WTC) of USGF. Yohman also served for four years as chairperson of the ECAC Division I Selection Committee. She has served as meet director for Big 8, Big 10, and MAIAW Regional Championships, and is a USAG Elite judge.

DEBBIE YOHMANHead Coach 24th Season at Pitt Clarion, ‘77


The DEBBIE YOHMAN FileBirthdate October 21, 1955

Hometown Pittsburgh, Pa.

High School Wooddale High School Memphis, Tenn.

College Bachelor of Science in Elecmentary Education,

Clarion, 1977

Master of Science in Physical Education

Oklahoma State , 1984

Coaching Career Highlights

1991 ECAC Coach of the Year

1998 EAGL Tri-Coach of the Year 2002 Northeast Region Coach

of the Year

Committees and Positions

Women’s Collegiate Program Committee (1998-present)

NCAA Gymanstics Coaches

Representative to the Women’s Technical Committee of USGF

ECAC Division I

Selection Committee

USAG Elite Judge (1997- present)

Meet Director for Big 8, Big

Ten and MAIAW Regional Championships

Coaching Positions

PITTSBURGH 1986-present

Head Coach

Oklahoma State 1982-86

Assistant Coach

Wisconsin-Milwaukee 1979-82

Head Coach

Iowa 1977-79

Graduate Assistant

Gymnastics Career Highlights

1976 AIAW/National Championship Team,

Clarion-Competitor

1977 AIAW/National Champtionship Team,

Clarion-Student Assistant

10 M a t c h m y . . .

COACHING STAFF

Terry Karwoski enters her fi rst season as an assistant with the Panthers’ gymnastics program, after having served as head coach at Western Michi-gan for the past 13 years. “We are so fortunate to be able to attract someone of Terry’s experience and committment to our program,” head coach Debbie Yohman said. “Terry is one of the most positive people I have ever been around. She is an excellent teacher and a wonderful addition to our team and staff . The athletes and support staff took to her immediately and she’s brought a wealth of ideas which compliment the things we are doing. I’m pleased to work with someone of her caliber and I look forward to her role in achieving our goals.” “I am absolutely thrilled to be joining the Pitt gymnastics staff ,” Kar-woski said. “I have been extremely impressed with the positive environ-ment and the quality of life that Pitt fosters for its student-athletes and I can’t wait to get started. “I am really looking forward to joining Debbie and (assistant coach) Mike (Rowe) and bringing my 13 years of experience as a head coach to the Pitt program. Debbie has set outstanding goals for this program and I am ready to step in and help achieve those goals.” During her time as head coach at Western Michigan, Karwoski helped lead her squad to a Mid-American Conference regular season and tourna-ment title in 2006, and was named the MAC Coach of the Year in 2002 and 2006. In the classroom, Karwoski’s student-athletes excelled as well. Western Michigan received NCAA recognition for a perfect Academic Progress Rate (APR) score in 2008 and 12 of her student-athletes have been named as NACGC/W Athletic-Academic All-Americans. Karwoski originally hails from Doylestown, Pa., where she began gymnastics at Central Bucks. She later trained at Berks gymnastics, from where she was recruited to compete for Western Michi-gan. Karwoski w i l l j o i n h e r husband, Chris, at Pitt. Chris was named as a n a s s i s t a n t men’s soccer coach for the Panthers in the spring of 2009.

Mike Rowe is now in his fi fth year as an assistant coach for the Pitt gymnastics team. Rowe is primarily the head coach on the uneven bars and leads the Panthers’ recruiting eff orts. “Our incoming freshman class has made an immediate impact on all of our line-ups this season,” Rowe said. “Their greatest contribution will be to our bar depth. It’s been exciting to see the competitiveness they’ve brought in every respect on all events this preseason.” His immediate contributions to the program were recognized in 2007 when he and former assistant Jessica Bartgis were named the Northeast Region Co-Assistant Coaches of the Year. Last season, he coached senior Alix Croop to the EAGL uneven bar title. He also coached Andrea Arlotta, the 2007 EAGL Bar Champion. Originally from Michigan, Rowe has over 20 years of experience in gymnastics instruction and competitive coaching. While in Michigan, Rowe worked at Geddert’s Twistars-USA as a head compulsory coach, optional team coach and choreographer. Rowe was an integral part of the women’s coaching staff , qualifying all but one gymnast to the 2005 Junior Olympic National Championships, and he continually produced national champions. He was additionally a member of the 2002 Region Five USAG Coaching Staff of the Year. “I truly have an experienced, dedicated staff that begins with Mike” says Yohman. “His high energy, enthusiasm and outgoing personality keep the environment lively but focused. He has an easy rapport with recruits, their parents and coaches, along with a well earned respect among his peers. He is competitive as well as a strong technician in all areas from skills to dance. He is a total professional and is tremendously loyal to the Pitt family and university.” In addition to coaching at Geddert’s, Rowe was a clinician for the Region 5 Mini-Congress, Michigan State Congress and various state and region camps. He chaired a National Gymnastics Day initiative to raise money for Children’s Miracle Net-work at Sparrow Hospital in Lansing, Mich. Rowe is a 1985 graduate of Michigan State Univer-sity where he was a colle-giate cheerleader. Prior to that Rowe was a gymnast at Western Michigan and in high school. He also danced professionally from 1983-1996, mostly in regional and national tours of musical theatre.

MICHAEL

ROWEAssistant Coach Fourth Season at Pitt Michigan State ‘85

TERRY

KARWOSKIAssistant Coach First Season at Pitt Western Michigan ‘90

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12 M a t c h m y . . .

PANTHER PROFILES

AS A JUNIOR (2009)**Bryan is coming off an NCAA Regional appear-ance on the vault, where she was ranked in the nation’s top 25 most of the season...All-EAGL First Team on vault and Second Team on fl oor...EAGL All-Tournament second team on vault...Earned EAGL Specialist of the Week honors after setting a career-high score on bars and tying for fi rst on vault...Won the event fi ve times during the year and fi nished second four times...Tied a season-high mark of 9.900 at West Virginia and at Utah State...Carried a 9.838 vault average...Holds three of the top fi ve scores in Pitt history on vault...Had eight top-10 fi nishes on bars, including a career-high 9.800, third-place fi nish against Maryland...Finished in the top three on fl oor fi ve times, setting a career-best mark of 9.875 at West Virginia, fi nishing in second place...Posted four of the top vault scores in Panther history, now giving her eight of the top 10...Named to the All-EAGL Academic Team.

AS A SOPHOMORE (2008)**2008 campaign was curtailed by an achilles injury which sidelined her just over midway through the season...named All-EAGL Second Team on vault...before suff ering season-ending

injury, Bryan held a 9.694 average on the vault with a season-high of 9.850 at Michigan State and against West Virginia...tallied a season-high score of 9.700 at George Washington to go along with a 9.334 average on the uneven bars...carried a 9.242 average on the fl oor with a season-high mark of 9.850 coming at Ohio State... named to the All-EAGL Academic Team.

AS A FRESHMAN (2007)*-Hi, *Dani Bryan made an immediate impact on the Pitt gymnastics team, winning the league title on the vault in just her fi rst season…scored a 9.900 for the win at the EAGL meet…earned All-EAGL First Team honors on the vault and second team honors on the fl oor exercise…won the vault competition four times throughout the season and also one fl oor exercise title…named EAGL Specialist of the Week on March 6…com-peted as an all-arounder on six occasions, scor-ing a career-high 38.825 at Arkansas…scored a career-high 9.925 on the vault and a 9.750 on the uneven bars against Missouri, a 9.725 on the bal-ance beam at Arkansas and a 9.850 on the fl oor exercise at NC State...named to the All-EAGL Academic Team.

HIGH SCHOOLBryan was a 2006 Junior National Team member after placing fourth at the junior national cham-pionships…runner-up at junior nationals on the vault and fl oor…invited to train at the Junior National Training Camp in Colorado Springs in 2006…a junior national competitor in 2003, 2004 and 2006, placing in the top 10 on the fl oor exer-cise and vault every year…won the vault, placed second on beam, third on fl oor and fourth in the all-around at Level 10 regionals in 2006…the 2006 Maryland AA state champion…received the W.E.B. DuBois Academic award and was a National Merit Scholarship qualifi er…a member of the National Honor Society and honor roll.

PERSONALBorn June 22, 1988…daughter of Devon and An-drea Bryan…has one brother…major is exercise science with a minor in Latin American studies.

2010 Co-Captain

* Athletic Director’s Honor Roll *-Hi - Athletic Director’s High Honor Roll

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SeniorGermantown, Md.Northwest H.S.Hill’s Gymnastics

Bryan’s Career Highs

Vault 9.925 2007

Uneven Bars 9.800 2009

Balance Beam 9.725 2007

Floor Exercise 9.875 2009

All Around 38.825 2007

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JESSICABYICHSeniorNicktown, Pa.Bishop Carroll High SchoolGym Dandy’s

AS A JUNIOR (2009)*Consistently performed on both the uneven bars and beam for the Panthers in 2009...Registered nine top-10 fi nishes on uneven bars and six top-10 places on the balance beam...Tied season-high of 9.675 on bars three times - against Michigan State, at Maryland and at the EAGL Championships...Season-high of 9.725 on beam came in the second meet of the season at the Pitt Invitational.

AS A SOPHOMORE (2008)Competed in two meets before suffering a torn ACL that sidelined her for the remainder of the season.

AS A FRESHMAN (2007)*Jessica Byich competed as an all-arounder for the Panthers and appeared in the uneven bars lineup in every meet…scored a career-high 9.800 on the vault at Kent State, a 9.700 on the uneven bars

versus New Hampshire, a 9.750 on the balance beam at the EAGL Champion-ships…placed fourth on the uneven bars against Air Force and New Hampshire…fi nished sixth on the fl oor exercise (9.725) against Ohio State…took fourth on the vault at Kent State in her fi rst meet as an all-arounder…scored a career-high 38.425 against Missouri and Central Michigan…placed in the top 10 on the balance beam at the EAGL championships.

HIGH SCHOOLByich was a four-time Level 10 regional quali-fi er and a Level 9 national alternate…trained at Gym Dandy’s Gymnastics under coaches Danny Warbutton, Scott Miller and Karen Clark…previ-ously competed for Heartland Gymnastics under coach Frank Hohman…had to travel four hours round trip for competitive training…received the Myra Bachuchin scholarship award for gym-

nastics…nominated for Wendy’s High School Heisman Award…candidate for the National Honor Soci-ety and participated in a leadership conference.

PERSONALBorn May 12, 1988…daughter of Mark and Su-san Settle…has two sisters and one brother…younger sister was also a Level 8 gymnast at Gym Dandy’s…communications major.

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PANTHER PROFILES

SHANNONMcCONNELL

SeniorAllison Park, Pa.North Allegheny High SchoolGym Dandy’s

AS A JUNIOR (2009)**-HiCompeted on the vault and floor for Pitt in 2009...An EAGL All-Tournament Second Team finish on vault...Received NACGC/W Scho-lastic All-America honors as well as All-EAGL Academic Team accolades...Finished third and set a career-high vault score of 9.800 against Maryland...Scored another 9.800 on vault at the EAGL Championships...Tied career-high on fl oor against NC State with a 9.825, good for fourth place...Registered six top-10 fi nishes on both vault and fl oor.

AS A SOPHOMORE (2008)**Continued to provide the Panthers with con-sistent performances on the vault and fl oor all season long...averaged a 9.605 on the vault, fi nishing in the top 10 in seven of 10 meets com-peted in...posted a season-high score of 9.775 at George Washington...twice posted a 9.700, against Rutgers and UNC, Cornell and Temple in late March...collected six top-10 fi nishes on

the fl oor with a season-high mark of 9.800 against Rutgers...averaged a 9.653 in eight meets on the fl oor.

AS A FRESHMAN (2007)*Shannon McConnell was one of the team’s most consistent competitors in her freshman season…scored a career-high 9.825 on the fl oor exercise at Oklahoma and a 9.800 on the vault at Kent State…averaged a 9.690 on the vault and a 9.728 on the fl oor exercise…placed in the top fi ve four times throughout the season…was the runner-up on the fl oor exercise with a 9.800 against Ohio State...also appeared in the balance beam lineup early in the season.

HIGH SCHOOLMcConnell was a Level 10 national qualifi er in 2006 and top-10 placewinner on the vault at Lev-el 10 nationals in 2002…six-time Level 10 region-al qualifi er…Level 9 national qualifi er in 2000…trained at Gym Dandy’s under coaches Karen

C l a r k a n d Scotty Miller…also competed for North Al-legheny High School where she fi nished third in the all-around at the WPIAL Championships in 2006…won the WPIAL title in the all-around as well as on the vault, uneven bars and fl oor exercise as a junior…fi nished second at the state meet in the all-around in 2005...led her team to three WPIAL team titles in four years under coach Lisa Failla…named MVP of her high school team for three seasons…a scholar-athlete and member of the honor roll for four years.

PERSONALBorn October 13, 1987...daughter of James and Luanna McConnell...has one brother and one sister...communications major.

* Athletic Director’s Honor Roll One Semester*-Hi - Athletic Director’s High Honor Roll** Athletic Director’s Honor Roll Both Semesters

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Vault 9.800 2009



2010 Co-Captain


KRISTARUBINISeniorNewton, Pa.North Allegheny High SchoolCentral Bucks Gymastics Club

AS A JUNIOR (2009)**-HiCompeted on vault and fl oor during the season, setting career-high scores in both events...Carded a career-high 9.725 on vault against NC State...Posted a career-best 9.775 twice on fl oor - at the Pitt Invitational, capturing fi rst place in the process and again against Denver...Named a NACGC/W Scholastic All-American...Shared 2009’s Most Improved Gymnast honors...Se-lected to the All-EAGL Academic Team.

AS A SOPHOMORE (2008)Primarily competed on the vault and fl oor in her second year with the Panthers...notched a season-high 9.600 against Rutgers, placing seventh...set career-high mark on the floor exercise at the EAGL Championship meet, scor-ing a 9.725...also posted a 9.700 on the fl oor at Maryland, Michigan and Temple...named to the All-EAGL Academic Team.

AS A FRESHMAN (2007)*Krista Rubini was Pitt’s lead-off vaulter, scoring a career-high 9.650 at Arkansas…had a 9.600 at Oklahoma and a 9.575 in two meets…concluded her season with a regional-qualifying score of 9.565.

HIGH SCHOOLRubini was a two-time national quali-fi er, competing in level 9 in 2004 and level 10 in 2005…placed eighth at states and seventh at regionals as a level 10 in 2005…won state title, placed fi fth at regionals and 17th at nationals as a level 9 in 2004…led her team to a second-place fi nish at states in 2004…named “Most Improved Gymnast” while training at Central Bucks under Bob Schultz and Tom Ford…also played softball and fi eld hockey…a member of the National Honor Society and Spanish National Honor Society.

PERSONALBorn November 9, 1987…daughter of Anthony and Linda Rubini…has two brothers…exercise science major.

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Vault 9.725 2009


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PANTHER PROFILES

SARAHTHOMPSONSeniorShokan, N.Y.Onteora High SchoolExcel Gymastics

AS A JUNIOR (2009)**Competed in seven meets on the season...Aver-aged a 9.618 on the beam...Set a career-high score of 9.850 against NC State on the beam, taking third place...Posted two top-fi ve fi nishes on the beam during the 2009 season...Selected to the All-EAGL Academic Team.

AS A SOPHOMORE (2008)Competed primarily on the bars and beam after returning from an injury which sidelined her during fi rst season with Pitt...An All-EAGL First Team selection on beam...Was 2008’s Most Im-proved Gymnast...Picked up a season-high mark of 9.725 on the bars at Michigan State, tying for fi fth place...Notched a season-high mark of 9.775 on the balance beam on three occasions, at Michigan State, at George Washington and against West Virginia, taking third place in two of three meets...selected to the All-EAGL Aca-demic Team.

AS A FRESHMAN (2007)**Sarah Thompson did not compete in 2007 due

to an injury...selected to the All-EAGL Academic Team.

HIGH SCHOOLThompson competed in the 2005 Junior National Championships...three-year com-petitor at Level 10, qualifying for regional and national championships...placed third on the uneven bars, fourth on the balance beam and third in the all-around at the 2005 regional championships...runner-up on the balance beam at the 2002 Level 9 state cham-pionships and ninth on the balance beam at the regional championships...was the section 9 high school champion on the vault, uneven bars, balance beam and all-around her junior year and placed third on the uneven bars at states...set high school and section records in every event and the all-around...named section 9 MVP in 2005, 2004, 2003 and 2001...trained at Excel Gymnastics in New York under coach Alison Tosi...also competed in track and fi eld and was a two-time section champion in hurdles as well as a state qualifi er...a member of the National

Honor So-ciety and honor roll...received the Onteora Sports Fan Association Award and the Teacher’s Association Award.

PERSONALBorn January 6, 1988...daughter of Jeff rey and Carolyn Thompson...has one brother...rehab science major.

* Athletic Director’s Honor Roll One Semester** Athletic Director’s Honor Roll Both Semesters

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MALLORYBREWERJuniorGrand Rapids, Mich.Grand Rapids Central High SchoolGeddert’s Twistars

AS A SOPHOMORE (2009)Did not compete during the 2009 season...Earned All-EAGL Academic Team honors.

AS A FRESHMAN (2008)*A veteran on the vault and fl oor after her fi rst year with Pitt...Also com-peted sparingly on the uneven bars...Carried a season average of 9.452 on the vault and 9.439 on the fl oor exercise...Scored a season-high 9.575 on vault twice, at George Washington and against UNC, Cornell and Temple...At No. 14 Denver and Texas Women’s Universty, picked up a season-high mark of 9.775 on the fl oor.

HIGH SCHOOLBrewer took second in the fl oor exercise at the Junior Olympic National meet in 2006 and trained in the summer at the United States Olympic Training Center…member of the 2006 Level 10 National team, where she captured second in the all-around competition…also claimed sec-ond-place in the fl oor exercise, third on the vault and third on the beam as a part of the national team…named the 2004 Level 9 National Cham-pion after claiming fi rst-place in the all-around competition, tying with Shannon Vafi adou…member of Geddert’s Twistars from 2003 to 2007.

PERSONALBorn June 16, 1989…daughter of Steve and Mary Brewer…psychology major with an interest in business.

* Athletic Director’s Honor Roll One Semester

MOLLYMOYERJuniorTelford, Pa.Buxmont Christian High SchoolRicochets Gymnastics Center

AS A SOPHOMORE (2009)**Competed on vault, beam and fl oor for second consecutive year for the Panthers...An All-Tournament Second Team fi nish on the beam...Set career-high score of 9.850 on vault at West Virginia on January 23...Against Michigan State, set career-best score of 9.875 on the balance beam...Collected two top-fi ve fi nishes on the beam, three on vault and four on fl oor during the 2009 season.

AS A FRESHMAN (2008)Competed on the vault, beam and fl oor during her fi rst season with the Panthers...NCAA Regional Qualifi er on the fl oor exercise...selected to the All-EAGL Second Team on fl oor...leading returner for Pitt on the vault and fl oor routine after posting a season average of 9.631 and 9.687 respec-tively...season-high mark of 9.800 on the vault came against Rutgers, giving her medalist honors in the event...averaged a 9.488 on the beam with a season-high score of 9.725 at Maryland, Michigan and Temple...started the season off fi nishing runner-up on the vault against Penn State and Kent State and at Michigan State...won the event the next two meets at New Hampshire and BYU and against Rutgers...posted a 9.675 at Penn State regional meet...earned EAGL Rookie of the Week honors in the fi nal week of the regular season.

HIGH SCHOOLA 2007 Junior Olympic National competitor, fi nishing eighth in the fl oor exercise…took sixth in the all-around competition at regionals…cap-tured the Level 10 PA state vault, beam, fl oor and all-around crowns…claimed third in the fl oor exercise and 12th on the vault as a 2006 Junior Olympic National com-petitor…placed fourth in the all-around at the regional meet and was crowned the 2006 Level 10 PA state champion on the balance beam…member of the second-place Junior Olympic National team in 2006 and 2007…home schooled through Buxmont Christian Education Institute, graduated with high honors.

PERSONALBorn June 26, 1990…daughter of Ray and Barb Moyer…has one brother, Mason…exercise sci-ence major.

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Vault 9.575 2008



Moyer’s Career Highs

Vault 9.825 2009



18 M a t c h m y . . .

PANTHER PROFILES

SHANNONVAFIADOUJuniorMahwah, N.J.Mahwah High SchoolChelsea Piers

AS A SOPHOMORE (2009)*Vafi adou followed up a strong freshman campaign with a consistent sophomore season...Earned All-EAGL Second Team honors on vault...Selected to the All-Tournament fi rst team on vault and second team on beam...Tallied two individual event titles on the season, both on vault...Set career-high score of 9.850 four times on vault...Captured a career-high 9.8 on the beam...Turned in a career-best 9.850 on fl oor against NC State...Finished fi fth at the EAGl Championships on vault, the highest Panther in the event.

AS A FRESHMAN (2008)*Pitt’s lone all-arounder during her freshman campaign, competing in every event in 11 of 13 meets on the year...Qualifi ed for NCAA Regional action and fi nished the year with a average score of 38.080...picked to the All-EAGL Second Team in the all-around...posted third-highest score on the team on the vault, a 9.800 against George Washington...averaged a 9.583 in the event...averaged a 9.373 on the bars with a season-high mark of 9.700 coming at Maryland and home against UNC, Cornell and Temple...on the balance beam, carried a 9.557 average, good for second highest on the team..Season-high score of 9.750 came at the EAGL Championships...posted a season-high 9.825 on the fl oor at the EAGL Championships and averaged 9.471 on the year.

HIGH SCHOOLCompeted at the 2007 Level 10 Junior Olympic National meet, fi nishing 10th on the vault…selected as a 2006 Junior Olympics National Region 7 alternate…in 2004, tied with Mallory Brewer to claim the Level 9 East-ern National all-around and balance beam crowns…also claimed the Region 7 vault title and a runner-up fi nish in the all-around that year…added Level 9 New Jersey state title in the all-around, uneven bars, balance beam and fl oor exercise in 2004…selected to the New Jersey all-state team twice…a high honor roll student in each of her four years at Mahwah…two-time recipient of the Minds in Motion Award for a varsity athlete on the high honor roll.

PERSONALBorn February, 1 1989…Daughter of George and Marianne Vafi adou…has two brothers, Mi-chael and Steven…communications and eng-lish major.


JENLIBERATO

JuniorMalvern, Pa.Great Valley High SchoolAJS Pancott Gymnastics

AS A SOPHOMORE 2009 **-HiIneligible after transferring from TWU...Earned NACGC/W Scholastic All-American honors and was selected to the All-EAGL Academic Team

TEXAS WOMEN’S UNIVERSITYSpent fi rst collegiate season at Texas Women’s University…was the Mid-west Independent Conference Gymnast of the Week for the period ending Feb. 19 for setting career-high marks on the vault (9.775), fl oor (9.825) and all-around (38.775)...earned NACGC/W Scholastic All-American honors.

HIGH SCHOOLMember of AJS Pancott Gymnastics competing under the guidance of Steve Pancott, Christine Erickson, and Sue Weldon…Liberato was a two-time Level 9 Eastern National Qualifi er and a one-time Level 10 National Qualifi er…placed fi fth on the uneven bars in 2007…in 2004 she was the Pennsylvania Level 9 all-around and fl oor exercise champion.

PERSONALBorn December 17, 1988…daughter of Nicholas and Barbara Liberato…has one brother, Kyle...rehab science major.

* Athletic Director’s Honor Roll One Semester*-Hi - Athletic Director’s High Honor Roll^ - While at Texas Women’s University

Vafiadou’s Career Highs

Vault 9.850 2009





Liberato’s Career Highs

Vault 9.775 2008^

Uneven Bars 9.775 2008^

Balance Beam 9.600 2008^

Floor Exercise 9.825 2008^

All Around 38.775 2008^

2010 Co-Captain


ALICIATALUCCISophomoreCoatesville, Pa.Bishop Shanahan High SchoolMetzler’s Gymnastics

AS A FRESHMAN 2009 *Compiled one of the fi nest seasons for a true freshman in Pitt history...Qualifi ed for NCAA Regional Championships in the all-around...Tabbed EAGL’s Rookie of the Year...Earned All-EAGL First Team honors on beam and in all-around...EAGL Second Team selection on vault...Named Gym-nast of the Week once and Rookie of the Week twice during season...Named to All-Tournament fi rst team for beam and all-around, and second team for fl oor exercise...Member of EAGL All-Academic Team...Won four individual event titles - one on vault and three on beam - as well as the all-around competition in three meets...Season high of 9.900 on vault against Maryland...Set season-high scores on bars (9.775), beam (9.875) and all-around (39.250) against Michigan State...Scored a 39.100 to fi nish third in the all-around at the EAGL Championships and sixth on beam...Has the highest fl oor exercise total and total points on team...All-around score of 39.25 is eighth on the all time Top 10 list, her 9.9 on vault is fi fth...Recieved Team’s MVP title, has team’s highest vault (with Bryan), all-around, beam and average score.

HIGH SCHOOLMember of Metzler’s Gymnastics for 12 years competing under the guidance of Pam and Earl Metzler… Junior Olympic national qualifi er

from 2005-07…fi nished fourth in the all-around competition in the 2005 Junior Olym-pics…was a Level 9 na-tional beam champion…Level 9 national qualifi er in 2004.

PERSONALBorn December 19, 1989…daughter of Domenic and Brenda Talucci…has one brother, Samuel, and one sister, Angelina...unde-cided major.


LISATAYLORSophomoreOdessa, Fla.Tampa High SchoolTampa Gymnastics and Dance

AS A FRESHMAN 2009 *-Hi,*Competed in one meet during the 2009 season for the Panthers, scoring a 9.725 on the fl oor against Michigan State on Feb. 20...Selected to the EAGL All-Academic Team...An NACGC/W Scholastic All-American.

HIGH SCHOOLMember of Tampa Gymnastics and Dance for four years, competing under guidance of Doug Neiman and Diana Jackson…level 10 regional qualifi er in both 2007 and 2008…in 2006 Taylor was the Florida Level 9 champion, took silver on the beam and fl oor exercise and was the vault and bars champion…was a regional vault and national beam champion…took silver on the fl oor at both the regional and national levels…was a member of the National Honor Society, Science National Honor Society, National Art Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society and Mu Alpha Theta while graduating from an international baccalaureate program.

PERSONALBorn September 27, 1989…daughter of Terry and Donna Taylor…has two sisters, Erica and Christina...neuro-science major and a Chancellor’s Schol-arship recipient.

* Athletic Director’s Honor Roll One Semester*-Hi - Athletic Director’s High Honor Roll

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Vault 9.900 2009





Taylor’s Career Highs


20 M a t c h m y . . .

PANTHER PROFILES

AMYVARELASophomoreDerwood, Md.Magruder High SchoolHill’s Gymnastics

AS A FRESHMAN 2009One of the Panthers’ most consistent performers on bars, Varela carried the third-highest average on the team at 9.625...Selected to the All-EAGL second team for uneven bars...Set season and career-high score of 9.850 against NC State on February 1, which ties the teams highest uneven bars score...named to the All-Tournament second team for uneven bars...Shared 2009’s Most Improved Gymnast honors...Also competed on vault twice, registering a season-high of 9.650 in the season-ending meet at Maryland.

HIGH SCHOOLMember of Hills Gymnastics for fi ve years, competing under the guidance of Kelli Hill and Kirk Morris…a three-time Level 10 Junior Olympic qualifi er (2005-07)…placed second at regional’s as a Level 9…second at Maryland state competition as a Level 10 in 2007…member of the honor roll and graduated one year early from Magruder High School.

PERSONALBorn December 28, 1990…daughter Wendy Weigant…has two brothers, Eric and Eben and one sister, Celia...an undecided major.

KELSEYAINSWORTHRS-Freshman*Broken Arrow, OKUnion High SchoolKraff t Academy of Gymnastics

AS A FRESHMAN 2009 *Medical redshirt in fi rst season at Pitt.

HIGH SCHOOLAttended Kraff t Academy of Gymnastics under the direction of Kristi Kraff t and Jean-Luc Carion…was a Region Three vault and all-around champion in 2006…helped Kraff t continue streak of dominance, winning 10 consecutive state championships…a fi ve-time level 10 qualifi er to the Junior Olympic National Championships most recently in 2007, placing in the top-30 each time and the top-15 twice…was a member of the academic honor roll while at Union High.

PERSONALBorn March 29, 1990…daughter of Jim and Melanie Ainsworth…has two brothers, Garrett and Parker...interested in sports nutrition.


Varela’s Career Highs


Vault 9.650 2009


ALYSSAADRIANFreshmanCary, N.C.Green Hope High School

HIGH SCHOOLMember of Superior Gymnastics under the direction of Andrey Ageer and Krystal Kramer...competed fi ve years at Level 10...eight-time regional qualifi er...2009 Junior Olympic National qualifi er... two-time regional bar champion...Adrian was the 2009 Level 10 bar and all-around state champion... 2008 Level 10 bar state champion and placed 2nd all-around...member of the honor roll.

PERSONALBorn August 14, 1991...daughter of Bob and Andra Adrian...has two brothers, Zach and Bryan.

MAJORPsychology

MEAGHANBIROSFreshmanChicago, Ill.Mother McAuley High School

HIGH SCHOOLThree-year competitor for IGI gymnastics...2009 state all-around cham-pion...also placed 3rd in both the vault and bars in 2009...a four-time Junior Olympic National qualifi er...member of the Region 5 all-star team her junior year...helped team capture fi rst place at the state champion-ships in 2008.

PERSONALBorn June 4, 1991...daughter of Edward and Debbie Biros...has three brothers, Josh, Ryan, and Joe

MAJORUndecided

22 M a t c h m y . . .

PANTHER PROFILES

MALLORYCREDITOFreshmanJonestown, Pa.Lebanon Catholic High School

HIGH SCHOOLEight-year member of Prestige Gymnastics...Level 10 state competi-tor...2007 Level 9 national qualifi er...high school yearbook photographer...also participated in Lebanon Catholic’s school play, “Barnum” in 2009.

PERSONALBorn August 15, 1991...daughter of Joseph and Kim Credito...has one sister, Morgan.

MAJORPhysical therapy

LAURARIGNEYFreshmanGreenwood, Ind.Greenwood High School

HIGH SCHOOLCompeted at Wrights Gymnastics Academy for 10 years under the guid-ance of Michelle Hart...two-time Level 10 Junior National qualifi er...four-time Level 10 Region 5 qualifi er...2009 Level 10 Region 5 vault champion...Rigney won back-to-back Level 10 state vault championships in 2008 and 2009...helped guide Wright’s Gymnastics Academy to two state team runner up fi nishes in 2008 and 2009...graduated with honors.

PERSONALBorn April 4, 1991...daughter of Larry and Ellen Rigney...has one brother, Larry Jr. and a sister-in-law, Diana.

MAJORUndecided

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24 M a t c h m y . . .

PITT OPPONENTS

Penn StateFebruary 13 • 7 p.m.Pittsburgh, Pa.Fitzgerald Field House

Location: University Park, Pa.Enrollment: 40,709Nickname: Nittany LionsConference: Big TenHome Arena: Rec Hall Series History: PSU leads 33-2Last Meeting: January 10, 20092009 Record: 14-3Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 12/2 Head Coach: Steve Shephard (Southern Illinois ‘77)Record at PSU: 238-135-2 (16 years)Career Record: SameAssistants: Jessica Bastardi, Randy MonahanGymnastics SID: Susan BedsworthSID Offi ce Phone: (814) 865-1757SID E-mail:[email protected] Site: www.gopsusports.com

New HampshireJanuary 30 • 7 p.m.Durham, N.H.Lundholm Gymnasium

Location: Durham, N.H.Enrollment: 12,600Nickname: WildcatsConference: EAGLHome Arenas: Whittemore Center, Lundholm GymnasiumSeries History: UNH leads, 37-12Last Meeting: January 17, 20092009 Record: 18-12Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 13/3Head Coach: Gail Goodspeed (Springfi eld ‘74)Record at UNH: 468-250-2 (30 years)Career Record: Same Assistant Coach: Ed Datti, Jenni LymanstallGymnastics SID: Scott StapinSID Offi ce Phone: (603) 862-3906SID E-mail: [email protected] Site: www.unhwildcats.com

Ohio StateJanuary 22 • 7 p.m.Pittsburgh, Pa.Fitzgerald Field House

Location: Columbus, OhioEnrollment: 60, 347Nickname: BuckeyesConference: Big TenHome Arena: Steelwood Athletic Training FacilitySeries History: OSU leads, 14-4-0Last Meeting: February 16, 20082009 Record: 6-7Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 9/3 Head Coach: Carey Fagan (Penn State ‘98)Record at Ohio State: 39-36-1 (fi ve years) Career Record: Same Assistants: William Lorenz and Meredith Yonushouis Gymnastics SID: Emily MeyerSID Offi ce Phone: (614)-292-1389SID E-mail: [email protected] Site: www.ohiostatebuckeyes.com

West VirginiaJanuary 16 • 7 p.m.Pittsburgh, Pa.Fitzgerald Field House

Location: Morgantown, W. Va.Enrollment: 28,839Nickname: MountaineersConference: EAGLHome Arena: WVU ColiseumSeries History: WVU leads, 42-13-2Last Meeting: January 23, 20092009 Record: 15-8, 10-2 EAGL Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 14/3 Head Coach: Linda Burdette (West Virginia ‘74) Record at WVU: 612-244-4 (36 years) Career Record: SameAssistants: Jason Butts, Travis DoakGymnastics SID: Shannon McNamara SID Offi ce Phone: (304) 293-9909 SID E-mail: [email protected] Site: www.MSNsportsNet.com

RutgersFeb. 5 • 7 p.m.Pittsburgh, Pa.Fitzgerald Field House

Location: Piscataway, N.J.Enrollment: 37,204Nickname: Scarlet KnightsConference: EAGLHome Arena: Livingston Recreation Center Series History: Pitt leads, 25-9Last Meeting: February 7, 20092009 Record: 6-22Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 20/4 Head Coach: Chrystal Chollet-Norton (East Stroudsburg ‘73)Record at RU: 217-199-1 (22 years) Career Record: 254-224-1 (31 years)Assistants: Mary Peters, Louis Levine, Thomas DeMattiaGymnastics SID: Doug DrabikSID Offi ce Phone: (732) 445-4200SID E-mail: [email protected] Site: www.scarletknights.com

MarylandFebruary 19 • 7 p.m.College Park, Md.Comcast Center Pavillion

Location: College Park, Md.Enrollment: 36,014Nickname: Terrapins, TerpsConference: EAGLHome Arena: Comcast Center PavillionSeries History: Series Tied, 18-18Last Meeting: March 11, 20092009 Record: 15-19Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 24/0 Head Coach: Brett Nelligan (Massachusetts ‘03)Record at UMD: fi rst season Career Record: sameAssistants: Vicki Chliszczyk and Erinn DooleyGymnastics SID: Rose DiPaulaSID Offi ce Phone: (301) 314-7066SID E-mail: [email protected] Site: www.umterps.com

Kent StateJanuary 16 • 7 p.m.Pittsburgh, Pa.Fitzgerald Field House

Location: Kent, OhioEnrollment: 33, 786Nickname: Golden FlashesConference: Mid-AmericanHome Arena: Memorial Athletic & Convocation CenterSeries History: Kent State leads, 7-17Last Meeting: January 11, 20082009 Record: 19-8 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 9/4 Head Coach: Brice Biggin (Kent State ‘83) Record at Kent State: 260-171-1 (18 years) Career Record: SameAssistants: Sharon Sabin and Thomas WardGymnastics SID: Matthew Lofton SID Offi ce Phone: (330)-672-2254 SID E-mail: [email protected] Site: www.kentstatesports.com

Iowa StateFebruary 5 • 7 p.m.Pittsburgh, Pa.Fitzgerald Field House

Location: Ames, IowaEnrollment: 27, 945Nickname: CyclonesConference: Big 12Home Arena: Hilton ColiseumSeries History: Iowa leads, 1-0Last Meeting: February 6, 19982009 Record: 4-15Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 13/2Head Coach: Jay Ronayne (Massachusetts)Record at Iowa State: 22-39-1 (3 years) Career Record: SameAssistant Coach: Jay Santos and Jessica BartgisGymnastics SID: Eric BentzingerSID Offi ce Phone: (515) 294-2008 SID E-mail: [email protected] Site: www.cyclones.com

BrockportFebruary 5 • 7 p.m.Pittsburgh, Pa.Fitzgerald Field House

Location: Brockport, N.Y.Enrollment: 8,303Nickname: Golden EaglesConference: ECACHome Arena: Tuttle NorthSeries History: Pitt leads, 2-0Last Meeting: February 3, 20072009 Record: 12-4Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 13/6 Head Coach: John Feeney (Brockport, ‘76)Record at Brockport: 145-65 Career Record: Same Assistant Coaches: Chelsea Graff , A.J. Banker, Allison BaldwinGymnastics SID: Kelly VerginSID Offi ce Phone: (585) 395-2218 SID E-mail: [email protected] Site: www.brockport.edu/athletics


North Carolina StateFebruary 27 • 7 p.m.Raleigh, N.C.Reynolds Coliseum

Location: Raleigh, N.C.Enrollment: 29, 416Nickname: WolfpackConference: EAGLHome Arena: Reynolds ColiseumSeries History: NC State leads, 18-7Last Meeting:February 1, 20092009 Record: 19-10Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 10/2Head Coach: Mark Stevenson (Iowa ‘78)Record at NC State: 423-232-1 (28 years) Career Record: SameAssistants: Todd Henry, Karen PleasantsGymnastics SID: Pat NorrisSID Offi ce Phone: (919) 515-1180SID E-mail: [email protected] Site: www.gopack.com

EAGL ChampionshipsMar. 27 • 3 p.m.Durham, N.H.

Lundholm Gymnasium

George Washington

Maryland

New Hampshire

North Carolina

NC State

Pittsburgh

Rutgers

West Virginia

Michigan StateFeb. 20 • 7 p.m.Pittsburgh, Pa.Fitzgerald Field House

Location: East Lansing, Mich.Enrollment: 45,520Nickname: SpartansConference: Big TenHome Arena: Jenison Field HouseSeries History: MSU leads, 15-3Last Meeting: February 20, 20092009 Record: 11-11Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 7/2Head Coach: Kathie Klages (Central Michigan ‘77)Record at MSU: 291-155-3 (19 years) Career Record: SameAssociate Head Coach: Randy LaneAssistant Coach: Katie TeftGymnastics SID: Vince Baker SID Offi ce Phone: (517) 355-2271SID E-mail: [email protected] Site: www.msuspartans.com

George WashingtonFebruary 19 • 7 p.m.College Park, Md.Comcast Center PavillionMarch 5 • 7 p.m.Pittsburgh, Pa.Fitzgerald Field House

Location: Washington, DCEnrollment: 20, 001Nickname: ColonialsConference: EAGLHome Arena: Smith CenterSeries History: GWU leads, 7-2Last Meeting: February 24, 20082009 Record: 12-14Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 7/5Head Coach: Margie Foster-Cunningham (Penn State ‘82)Record at George Washington: 456-368 Career Record: SameAssistant Coach: Barry KistlerGymnastics SID: Simon OgusSID Offi ce Phone: (202) 994-2713 SID E-mail: [email protected] Site: www.gwsports.com

William & MaryFebruary 19 • 7 p.m.College Park, Md.Comcast Center Pavillion

Location: Williamsburg, Va.Enrollment: 7, 625Nickname: TribeConference: ECACHome Arena: Kaplan ArenaSeries History: W&M leads, 8-7Last Meeting: March 6, 20042009 Record: 15-26-1Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 8/5Head Coach: Mary Lewis (Christopher Newport ‘85)Record at W&M: 182-285-3 (15 seasons) Career Record: 182-303-3 (16 seasons) Assistant Coach: Jamie WeinfeldtGymnastics SID: Rob TurnerSID Offi ce Phone: (757) 846-1460 SID E-mail: [email protected] Site: www.tribeathletics.com

Western MichiganMarch 5 • 7 p.m.Pittsburgh, Pa.Fitzgerald Field House

Location: Kalamazoo, Mich.Enrollment: 24,818Nickname: BroncosConference: MACHome Arena: University ArenaSeries History: Series tied, 3-3Last Meeting: January 14, 20062009 Record: 2-15 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 7/3Head Coach: Dave Kuzara (Michigan ‘80)Record at Western Michigan: fi rst season Career Record: 100-68 (10 seasons) Assistant Coach: Kevin AndersonGymnastics SID: Kristin KeirnsSID Offi ce Phone: (269) 387-4123 SID E-mail: [email protected] Site: www.wmubroncos.com

PennMarch 5 • 7 p.m.College Park, Md.Comcast Center Pavillion

Location: Philadelphia, Pa.Enrollment: 10.275Nickname: QuakersConference: Ivy LeagueHome Arena: Hutchinson GymnasiumSeries History: Pitt leads, 1-0Last Meeting: March 4, 20062009 Record: 7-17 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 10/4Head Coach: John Ceralde (Louisville, ‘86)Record at Penn: 30-39 (3 years) Career Record: Same Assistant Coach: Corrinne WrightGymnastics SID: Lizzie BarlowSID Offi ce Phone: (215) 898-1748 SID E-mail: [email protected] Site: www.PennAthletics.com

ArkansasMarch 12 • 7 p.m.Fayetteville, Ark.Barnhill Arena

Location: Fayetteville, Ark.Enrollment: 19,849Nickname: RazorbacksConference: SECHome Arena: Barnhill ArenaSeries History: Arkansas leads, 1-0Last Meeting: February 9, 20072009 Record: 21-14Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 8/2C0-Head Coaches: Mark Cook (Chico State, ‘77), Rene Cook (Penn State, ‘93)Record at Arkansas: 88-117-2 (7 years) Career Record: Mark: 124-129-2 (11 years) Rene: 88-117-2 (7 years) Assistant Coach: Tom FardenGymnastics SID: Robby EdwardsSID Offi ce Phone: (479) 575-2751 SID E-mail: [email protected] Site: www.arkansasrazorbacks.com

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PITT GYMNASTICSDani Bryan2009 ncaa regional qualifier2007 eagl vault champion

Alicia Talucci2009 ncaa regional qualifier2009 eagl rookie of the year


2009 Team Meet-by-Meet

2009 Individual Meet-by-Meet

Date Opponent Vault Bars Beam Floor Total Opponent 1 Opponent 2 Opponent 3 Record 1/10 at Penn State 48.250 47.375 48.325 47.425 191.675 194.800 (Penn State) 0-1 1/17 Pittsburgh Invitational 48.650 48.375 48.100 47.900 193.025 194.025 (UNH) 188.475 (Bridgeport) 186.900 (Air Force) 2-2, 0-1 1/23 at West Virginia* 49.125 47.775 47.100 49.000 192.700 194.775 (West Virginia) 2-3, 0-2 2/1 N.C. State* 49.075 48.225 49.000 49.000 195.300 194.450 (N.C. State) 3-3. 1-2 2/7 at Rutgers*, Yale 48.775 47.475 48.600 48.000 192.850 189.575 (Rutgers) 183.975 (Yale) 5-3, 2-2 2/13 Maryland* 49.075 48.600 47.650 48.725 194.050 194.650 (Maryland) 5-4, 2-3 2/20 Michigan State 48.600 48.725 48.475 48.800 194.600 194.900 (Michigan State) 5-5, 2-3 2/28 Denver 48.450 48.400 48.850 49.025 194.725 193.700 (Denver) 6-5, 2-3 3/6 at Utah State 48.925 48.725 48.825 48.075 194.550 192.675 (Utah State) 7-5, 2-3 3/11 at Maryland* 48.725 48.700 47.800 48.875 194.100 195.025 (Maryland) 7-6, 2-4 3/21 at EAGL Championships (4th/8) 49.000 48.875 48.500 48.300 194.675 195.700 (NC State) 195.500 (WVU) 194.825 (UNC) 11-9, 6-7 4/4 at NCAA Regionals Three individual qualifi ers - Alicia Talucci (AA), Alix Croop (UB, BB, FX) and Dani Bryan (V) 4/16 at NCAA Championships - - - - - Season Average: 48.786 48.295 48.293 48.466 193.841* EAGL Opponent

Name (Career Highs) 1/10 1/17 1/23 2/1 2/7 2/13 2/20 2/28 3/6 3/11 3/21 4/4 AVG. Dani Bryan (V-9.925, UB-9.800, BB-9.725, FX-9.875, AA-38.825) Vault 9.800 9.800 9.900 9.875 9.875 9.850 9.850 9.850 9.900 9.800 9.825 9.725 9.838 Bars 9.675 9.600 9.675 9.075 8.600 9.800 9.725 9.650 9.750 9.675 9.750 - 9.543 Beam - - - - - - 8.100 - - - - - 8.100 Floor 9.825 9.000 9.875 9.775 - 9.775 9.725 9.825 9.775 9.725 9.575 - 9.688 All Around - - - - - - 37.400 - - - - - -

Jessica Byich (V-9.800, UB-9.700, BB-9.750, FX-9.725, AA-38.425) Bars 9.225 9.625 9.500 9.525 9.575 9.650 9.675 9.625 9.650 9.675 9.675 - 9.582 Beam 9.700 9.725 9.500 9.125 - 9.625 9.200 9.000 - - - - 9.414 Anya Chayka (V-9.800, BB-9.900, FX-9.750) Vault 9.550 9.500 9.800 - - 9.775 9.475 9.675 9.775 9.750 9.775 - 9.675 Beam 9.750 9.075 9.500 9.900 8.750 9.300 - 9.875 8.875 9.175 8.825 - 9.302

Alix Croop (UB-9.850, BB-9.875, FX-9.900) Bars 9.750 9.800 9.825 9.750 9.775 9.800 9.825 9.775 9.850 9.825 9.850 9.375 9.767 Beam 9.625 9.800 9.225 9.875 9.800 9.050 9.850 9.800 9.775 9.825 9.800 9.850 9.690 Floor 9.125 9.700 9.850 9.800 9.725 9.050 - 9.900 9.400 9.850 9.800 9.775 9.634 Andrea Konesky (BB-9.800) Beam 9.625 9.225 9.600 9.550 9.650 9.150 - - - - - - 9.467

Shannon McConnell (V-9.800, BB-9.475, FX-9.825) Vault 9.525 9.725 9.725 9.775 9.725 9.800 - - 9.725 9.575 9.800 - 9.708 Floor 9.600 9.675 9.800 9.825 9.550 9.675 - - - - - - 9.696

Victoria McGuigan-Carl (V-9.825, UB-9.725, BB-9.625, FX-9.825) Bars 8.775 9.725 8.875 9.550 - - 9.675 9.675 9.675 9.675 9.725 - 9.483 Molly Moyer (V-9.825, BB-9.875, FX-9.875) Vault 9.600 9.800 9.85 9.800 9.675 9.725 9.525 9.600 - - 9.750 - 9.703 Beam 9.150 - - - - - 9.875 9.675 9.775 9.625 9.800 - 9.650 Floor - 8.700 - - 9.5 9.750 9.775 9.825 9.650 9.750 9.500 - 9.556

Krista Rubini (V-9.725, FX-9.775) Vault - - - 9.725 9.575 - 9.575 9.600 - - - - 9.619 Floor 9.500 9.775 9.750 9.750 8.450 - 9.750 9.775 9.550 9.725 9.475 - 9.550

Alicia Talucci (V-9.900, UB-9.775, BB-9.875, FX-9.825, AA-39.250) Vault 9.775 9.775 9.850 9.850 9.800 9.900 9.800 9.700 9.675 9.675 9.750 9.725 9.773 Bars - - - - 9.550 9.525 9.775 9.650 9.675 9.725 9.750 9.625 9.659 Beam - - 9.275 9.825 9.700 9.825 9.875 9.875 9.825 9.625 9.825 9.725 9.738 Floor 9.675 9.750 9.725 9.750 9.600 9.800 9.800 9.200 9.525 9.825 9.775 9.725 9.680 AA - - - - 38.650 39.050 39.250 38.425 38.700 38.850 39.100 38.800 38.853

Lisa Taylor (FX- 9.725) Floor - - - - - - 9.725 - - - - - 9.725

Sarah Thompson (UB-9.725, BB-9.850) Beam 9.625 9.600 - 9.850 9.725 - - - 9.700 9.550 9.275 - 9.618

Shannon Vafi adou (V-9.850, UB-9.700, BB-9.800, FX-9.850, AA-38.975) Vault 9.475 9.550 9.750 9.775 9.700 9.750 9.850 9.625 9.850 9.850 9.850 - 9.730 Bars 9.575 9.625 9.625 9.550 8.875 9.575 - - - - - - 9.471 Beam - 9.750 9.200 - 9.725 9.750 9.675 9.625 9.750 9.175 9.800 - 9.606 Floor 9.000 - 9.725 9.850 9.625 9.725 9.750 9.700 9.675 9.700 9.650 - 9.640

AA 38.275 37.925 38.800 - - - - - - 38.342

Amy Varela (V- 9.650, UB- 9.850) Vault - - - - - - - - 9.600 9.650 - - 9.625 Bars 9.150 9.500 9.150 9.850 9.700 9.775 9.725 9.650 9.775 9.800 9.800 - 9.625

28 M a t c h m y . . .

2009 REVIEWED

January 10

Penn State Pitt

194.800 191.675

Top Pitt scorer in each event

Vault Bars Beam Floor

Dani Bryan Alix Croop Anya Chayka Dani Bryan

9.800 9.750 9.750 9.825

January 17

New Hampshire Pitt Bridgeport Air Force

194.025 193.025 188.475 186.900



Bryan/Moyer Alix Croop Alix Croop Krista Rubini

9.800 9.800 9.800 9.775

January 23

West Virginia Pitt

194.775 192.700


Vault Bars Beam Floor AA

Dani Bryan Alix Croop Andrea Konesky Dani Bryan Shannon Vafi adou

9.900 9.825 9.600 9.875

38.300

February 1

Pitt NC State

195.300 194.450



Dani Bryan Amy Varela Anya Chayka Shannon Vafi adou

9.875 9.850 9.900 9.850

February 7

Pitt Rutgers Yale

192.850 189.575 183.975



Dani Bryan Alix Croop Alix Croop Alix Croop Alicia Talucci

9.875 9.775

9.800 9.725

38.650

February 13

Maryland Pitt

194.650 194.050



Alicia Talucci Bryan/Croop Alicia Talucci Alicia Talucci Alicia Talucci

9.900 9.800

9.825 9.800

39.050

February 20

Michigan State Pitt

194.900 194.600



Bryan/Vafi adou Alix Croop Talucci/MoyerAlicia Talucci Alicia Talucci

9.850 9.825 9.875 9.800

39.250

February 28

Pitt Denver

194.725 193.700



Dani Bryan Alix CroopTalucci/ChaykaAlix CroopAlicia Talucci

9.850 9.775 9.875 9.900

38.425

March 6

Pitt Utah State

194.550 192.675



Dani BryanAlix CroopAlicia TalucciDani BryanAlicia Talucci

9.900 9.850 9.825 9.775

38.700

March 11

MarylandPitt

195.025 194.100



Shannon Vafi adouAlix CroopAlix CroopAlix CroopAlicia Talucci

9.850 9.825 9.825 9.850

38.850

March 21 EAGL Championships

NC State West Virginia North Carolina Pitt New Hampshire Maryland George Washington Rutgers

195.700 195.500 194.825 194.675 194.650 194.525 193.050 189.125



Shannon Vafi adou (5th place)Alix Croop (Champion)Alicia Talucci (6th place)Alix Croop (4th place)Alicia Talucci (3rd place)

9.850 9.850 9.825 9.800

39.100

2009 Meet-by-Meet Results

A n d r e a A r l o t t a

R e c o r d s

Alix Croop2009 EAGL Bars Champion

30 M a t c h m y . . .

ALL‐TIME RECORDS

SCHOOL .............................. W ........ L .........TAir Force ...................................3 .......... 0 .......... 0Alabama....................................1 .......... 0 .......... 0Arizona .....................................0 ......... 6 .......... 0Arizona State ............................0 ..........1 .......... 0Arkansas ...............................0......... 1 ......... 0Auburn ......................................1 ..........3 .......... 0Ball State ...................................5.......... 4 .......... 0Bowling Green ...........................6 ......... 4 .......... 0Bridgeport .................................2 ......... 0 .......... 0Brigham Young ..........................0 ..........3 .......... 0Brown .......................................2 ......... 0 .......... 0California-Berkeley ....................0 ..........1 .......... 0Central Michigan .......................1 .......... 4 .......... 0Clarion ......................................8 ..........5 .......... 0Cornell ......................................6 ......... 0 .......... 0Denver ......................................3 .......... 2 .......... 0East Stroudsburg .......................2 ......... 0 .......... 0Eastern Michigan ......................4 ......... 4 .......... 0Edinboro ...................................2 ......... 0 .......... 0Fairmont State ..........................1 .......... 0 .......... 0Florida .......................................0 ..........5 .......... 0Franklin & Marshall ...................1 .......... 0 .......... 0George Washington ...............2......... 7 ......... 0Georgia .....................................0 ......... 2 .......... 0Georgia College .........................1 .......... 0 .......... 0Illinois ........................................0 ......... 2 .......... 0Illinois-Chicago ..........................1 .......... 0 .......... 0Indiana (Pa.) .............................21 ..........1 .......... 0Iowa State .............................0......... 1 ......... 0James Madison .........................20......... 4 .......... 0Kent State .............................7 .........17 ........ 0Kentucky ...................................1 .......... 4 .......... 0Lock Haven ...............................3 .......... 0 .......... 0Maryland .............................. 18 ....... 18 ........ 0Massachusettes .........................1 .......... 2 .......... 0

SCHOOL .............................. W ........ L .........TMiami (Ohio) .............................1 .......... 0 .......... 0Michigan ...................................4 ......... 8 .......... 0Michigan State ......................3 .........15 ........ 0Minnesota .................................0 ......... 2 .......... 0Missouri ....................................3 ..........10 ......... 0New Hampshire .................... 12 ........37 ........ 0New Mexico ..............................1 .......... 0 .......... 0North Carolina ...........................5..........13 ......... 0North Carolina State ..............7 ........ 18 ........ 0Northeastern .............................3 ...........5 .......... 0Northern Illinois ........................2 ..........1 .......... 0Ohio State .............................4 ....... 14 ........ 0Oklahoma .................................0 ..........1 .......... 0Oklahoma State ........................1 .......... 0 .......... 0Penn State ............................2.........33 ........ 0Penn .....................................1......... 0 ......... 0Rhode Island .............................6 ..........3 .......... 0Rutgers ................................ 25 ........ 9 ......... 0Slippery Rock ............................9 ..........1 .......... 0Southeast Missouri State...........1 .......... 0 .......... 0SUNY-Brockport .......................2 ......... 0 .......... 0Texas Woman’s ..........................0 ..........1 .......... 0Temple ..................................... 17 ..........7 .......... 0Towson .....................................7 ..........20 ......... 0Ursinus ......................................5.......... 0 .......... 0Utah State .................................1 .......... 0 .......... 0 Vermont ....................................3 .......... 0 .......... 0West Chester .............................2 ......... 0 .......... 0West Virginia ........................ 13 ....... 42 ........ 2Western Michigan ..................3 ......... 3 ......... 0William & Mary ......................7 ......... 8 ......... 0Wilson College...........................3 .......... 0 .......... 0Yale ...........................................7 ...........1 .......... 0Youngstown State .....................1 ...........1 .......... 0TOTALS .............................. 261 ......332 ....... 2

BOLD denotes a 2010 opponent.

Alicia Talucci recorded eight of the top 10 all-around scores for Pitt last season

en route to being named EAGL Rookie of the Year

Jessica Byich is one of six seniors that Coach Yohman will rely on to guide the Panthers

throughout the season.

PITT VERSUS ALL OPPONENTS 2009 PITT TOP SCORESVault

1.

4.

6.

Dani BryanAlicia TalucciDani BryanDani BryanDani BryanAlicia TalucciDani BryanShannon Vafi adouDani BryanDani BryanShannon Vafi adouShannon Vafi adouShannon Vafi adou

9.9009.9009.9009.8759.8759.8509.8509.8509.8509.8509.8509.8509.850

Jan. 23Feb. 13Mar. 6Feb. 1Feb. 7

Jan. 23Feb. 13Feb. 20Feb. 20Feb. 28

Mar. 6Mar. 11Mar. 21

Uneven Bars1.

4.

7.

Amy VarelaAlix CroopAlix CroopAlix CroopAlix CroopAlix CroopAlix CroopAlix CroopDani BryanAmy VarelaAmy Varela

9.8509.8509.8509.8259.8259.8259.8009.8009.8009.8009.800

Feb. 1Mar. 6

Mar. 21Jan. 23

Feb. 20Mar. 11Jan. 17Feb. 13Feb. 13Mar. 11Mar. 11

Balance Beam 1.2.

7.

10.

Anya ChaykaAlix CroopAlicia TalucciMolly MoyerAnya ChaykaAlicia TalucciSarah ThompsonAlix CroopAlix CroopAlicia TalucciAlicia TalucciAlicia TalucciAlix CroopAlicia Talucci

9.9009.8759.8759.8759.8759.8759.8509.8509.8509.8259.8259.8259.8259.825

Feb. 1Feb. 1

Feb. 20Feb. 20Feb. 28Feb. 28

Feb. 1Feb. 20

Apr. 4Feb. 1

Feb. 13Mar. 6

Mar. 11Mar. 11

Floor Exercises1.2.3.

6.

Alix CroopDani BryanAlix CroopShannon Vafi adouAlix CroopDani BryanShannon McConnellMolly MoyerDani BryanAlicia Talucci

9.9009.8759.8509.8509.8509.8259.8259.8259.8259.825

Feb. 28Jan. 23Jan. 23Feb. 1

Mar. 11Jan. 10Feb. 1

Feb. 28Feb. 28Mar. 11

All Around1.2.3.4.5.

7.8.9.10.

Alicia TalucciAlicia TalucciAlicia TalucciAlicia TalucciAlicia TalucciShannon Vafi adouAlicia TalucciAlicia TalucciAlicia TalucciShannon Vafi adou

39.25039.10039.05038.85038.80038.80038.70038.65038.42538.300

Feb. 20Mar. 11Feb. 13Mar. 11Feb. 13

Apr. 4Mar. 6Feb. 7

Feb. 28Jan. 23

Ali i T l i d d i ht f th t

Jessica Byich is one of six seniors that Coach


Senior Dani Bryan won the 2007 EAGL Championship on vault and was one of the

nation’s top performers last season.

ALL-TIME TOP TEAM SCORES

Score Opponent Date

1. 196.525 vs. WVU/JMU 3/9/04

2. 196.350 vs. Penn State 2/28/04

3. 196.050 EAGLE Champ. 3/20/04

4. 195.925 vs. OSU/MSU 3/4/00

5. 195.700 at Maryland 3/12/04

6. 195.400 vs. Missouri 1/18/03

7. 195.300195.300

vs. NC Stateat Denver/WVU

2/1/091/23/04

9. 195.275 EAGL Champ. 3/18/00

10. 195.250 at Michigan State

2/21/04

1,000 POINT CLUBName Points

1. Andrea Arlotta2003-07

1,609.180

2. Robyn Senior1994-97

1,526.450

3. Daniella Alba1997-2000

1,461.500

4. Kristin Brown1900-93

1,414.050

5. Diandra O’Connor2001-04

1,375.900

6. Gina Venezia1989-92

1,269.550

7. Brenda Stevens1993-96

1,248.300

8. Kathy Wallish1998-91

1,237.700

9. Nathalie Sulpher 2000-03

1,218.600

10. Lisa Fronhofer1997-2000

1,136.375

11. Trish Aser1986-89

1,129.000

12. Heather Launse2000-03

1,126.775

13. Karen Jorgensen 1990-93

1,083.850

14. Lori Buck1994-97

1,062.100

15. Alyse Zeffi ro2001-04

1,035.300

16. Janet Highhill1996-1999

1,024.900

17. Samantha DeBone2005-08

1,017.925

All Around

1.2.3.4.

8.

Score39.40039.37539.30039.27539.27539.27539.27539.25039.25039.25039.250

NameDanielle AlbaDanielle AlbaDiandra O’ConnorAndrea ArlottaDiandra O’ConnorDanielle AlbaDanielle AlbaAlicia TalucciAndrea ArlottaDiandra O’ConnorDanielle Alba

Date2/13/99

3/4/003/20/04

3/3/073/9/04

3/18/002/18/992/20/092/19/052/28/042/27/99

Vault

1.2.3.

5.

10.

Score10.009.9509.9259.9259.9009.9009.9009.9009.9009.8759.8759.8759.8759.8759.8759.8759.875

NameAlyse Zeffi roAlyse Zeffi roDani BryanAlyze Zeffi roDani BryanAlicia TalucciDani BryanDani BryanAlyse Zeffi roDani BryanDani BryanDani BryanDani BryanAndrea ArlottaAndrea ArlottaApril PearsonAlyse Zeffi ro

Date3/9/04

3/20/043/3/07

2/21/043/6/09

2/13/091/23/093/30/073/12/042/7/092/1/09

2/17/072/3/07

1/21/062/12/053/20/041/31/04

Uneven Bars

1.2.

5.

Score9.9509.9259.9259.9259.9009.9009.9009.9009.9009.9009.9009.9009.9009.9009.900

NameSamantha SalyersSamantha SalyersDanielle AlbaSamantha SalyersAndrea ArlottaAndrea ArlottaDiandra O’ConnorLeila TaitRaya MullinSamantha SalyersSamantha SalyersJanet HighhillSamantha SalyersSamantha SalyersSamantha Salyers

Date2/13/993/15/992/13/993/22/973/30/07

3/9/073/9/04

1/23/043/18/001/14/002/18/992/13/992/6/99

1/24/993/27/98

ALL-TIME TOP INDIVIDUAL SCORES

Balance Beam

1.2.

5.

Score9.9759.9259.9259.9259.9009.9009.9009.9009.9009.9009.9009.9009.9009.9009.9009.900

NameDanielle AlbaDiandra O’ConnorDanielle AlbaDanielle AlbaAnya ChaykaSamantha DeBoneSamantha DeBoneLeila TaitDiandra O’ConnorAlyze Zeffi roDanielle AlbaDanielle AlbaPam LiebermanDanielle AlbaDanielle AlbaDanielle Alba

Date2/19/003/16/023/21/992/13/99

2/1/093/3/07

2/11/061/23/041/18/031/18/033/4/00

2/26/002/4/003/7/99

3/21/983/14/98

Floor Exercises

1.2.

10.

Score10.009.9509.9509.9509.9509.9509.9509.9509.9509.9259.925

NameAlyse Zeffi roAlyse Zeffi roErika GoldbergAlyse Zeffi roErika GoldbergAlyse Zeffi roAlyse Zeffi roAlyse Zeffi roAlyse Zeffi roLisa FronhoferLisa Fronhofer

Date3/9/04

3/12/043/9/043/6/04

2/28/042/28/042/21/04

2/7/043/15/032/26/00

2/6/99

TEAM EVENT RECORDS

Event Score Year

Vault 49.200 2004


Balance Beam 49.125 2003,04


Total 196.525 2004

SINGLE SEASONEVENT TOTALS

Event Gymnast Score Year

AA Andrea Arlotta 486.225 2007

V Andrea Arlotta 126.900 2007

UB Andrea Arlotta 127.475 2007

BB Samantha DeBone

132.025 2006

FX Nicole Drane 133.975 2006

32 M a t c h m y . . .

GYMNASTICS HISTORY

Anya Chayka2008 eagl beam champion

HONORS AND AWARDS

Danielle “Freddie” Alba

1997 All-EAGL First Team (BB)

1997 All-EAGL Second Team (AA, UB)

1997 All-Northeast Region

(BB-Second Place)

1998 All-EAGL Second Team (BB)

1999 EAGL GYMNAST OF THE YEAR

1999 All-EAGL First Team (AA, BB, UB, FX)

1999 All-EAGL Second Team (V)

1999 Region 5 Fifth Place (AA)


2000 All-EAGL Second Team (AA)

2000 EAGL CHAMPION BB

Second Place (AA)

Andrea Arlotta

2004 All-EAGL Second Team (UB)

2005 All-EAGL First Team (UB, FX, AA)


2006 All-EAGL First Team (UB, FX, AA)

2006 All-EAGL Second Team (V, BB)

2007 All-EAGL First Team (V, UB, FX, AA)

2007 EAGL CHAMPION UB

2007 NORTHEAST GYMNAST OF THE YEAR

2007 NCAA QUALIFIER

2007 Pitt Senior of Distinction

Trish Aser

1989 NACGC/W All-American Scholar-Athlete

Myra Bachuchin

1978 All-East

1978 Gymnast Magazine All-American

1979 All-East

1980 Blue-Gold Award

Brittany Baldwin


Jessica Bartgis

2007 Northeast Co-Asst. Coach of the Year

Christine Battista



Diane Baumgartner

1976 Panther Award

Marcy Blitz





Calli Bodnar

1998 All-EAGL First Team (FX)

Jamie Briner


Kristin Brown

1991 ECAC All-Conference



Dani Bryan

2007 All-EAGL First Team (V)

2007 All-EAGL Second Team (FX)

2007 EAGL CHAMPION V


2009 Specialist of the Week


Lori Buck


Jen Butkovich


Sara-Claire Campesino




Regina Carson

1977 PA State Collegiate AA Champion

Jared Cassidy

2004 Northeast Asst. Coach of the Year

Hope Celani



Danielle “Freddie” Alba1999 eagl gymnast of the year2000 eagl beam champion


Anya Chayka



2008 EAGL CHAMPION BB

Steve Craig

1997 Northeast Assistant Coach of the Year

Colleen Crisi


Alix Croop

2008 All-EAGL First Team (UB)


2009 Gymnast of the Week


2009 All-EAGL First Team (UB, FX)


2009 NACGC/W All-American Scholar Athlete

Melissa Davidson



Samantha DeBone

2005 All-EAGL Second Team (UB, BB)



2008 All-EAGL Second Team (UB, BB)

2008 NAGC/W All-American Scholar Athlete

Donna DeMarino Sanft

1974 Female Scholar-Athlete of the Year

1981 East Region Coach of the Year

1984 East Region Coach of the Year

2004 Northeast Administrator of the Year

Becky Doll



Jennifer Easter


2001 NCAA Regional Qualifi er




Roxanne Evans

1979 All-East

1982 All-East

Erika Flamer


Babbie Flock

1984 REGIONAL CHAMPION BB

1984 National Qualifi er (BB)

Alisha Friend


Lisa Fronhofer




1998 GTE Academic All-America Third Team


1999 All-EAGL Second Team (V, FX)

1999 GTE Academic All-America Second Team

2000 EAGL Scholar-Athlete of the year



2000 GTE Academic All-America First Team


Sarah Gibson




Erika Goldberg


Heather Halovanic



Janet Highhill


Allison Hoburg


Karen Jorgensen




Tracy Jung





Alix Croop2009 eagl bar champion

Andrea Arlotta2007 eagl bar champion

2007 ncaa regional gymnast of the year

34 M a t c h m y . . .

GYMNASTICS HISTORY

Heather Launse


Andrea Konesky


Jen Liberato


Pam Lieberman




Robyn Marszalek






Karen Martin

1981 All-East

1982 All-East

1984 Panther Award

Holly Martino

1981 All-East

1982 All-East

Shannon McConnell



Cassie Minick


Molly Moyer


2008 EAGL Rookie of the Week


Raya Mullin




Lauren Musulin


Mikie Myers



Diandra O’Connor






2004 All-EAGL Second Team (AA, UB)

2004 Senior of Distinction


April Pearson


Kristy Pieters

1984 All-East

1985 Panther Award

Ben Rovee

1993 Northeast Assistant Coach of the Year

Mike Rowe

2007 Northeast Co-Asst. Coach of the Year

Krista Rubini


Vanessa Rutherford




Amanda Salacinski


Samantha Salyers


1997 REGIONAL CHAMPION UB

1997 National Qualifi er (UB)


1998 EAGL Second Place (UB)

1998 All-Northeast Region (UB)



Paul Scardina

1999 Region V Co-Assistant Coach of the Year

Robyn Senior





1997 All-EAGL First Team (V, FX)

Lisa Shirk

1981 AIAW All-American

1981 All-East

1982 NATIONAL CHAMPION UB

1982 National Qualifi er (UB)


1982 All-East


1984 All-East

1984 Panther Award

Rebecca Singleton



2002 Northeast Region Fourth Place (BB)


Roslyn Singleton



Alisa Spector

1984 All-Northeast

1986 All-Northeast

1987 All-Northeast


Gretchen Speich

1982 All-East

Brenda Stevens





Nathalie Sulpher





Lindsay Swan



Lisa Shirk1982 national bar champion


Leila Tait



2005 REGIONAL CHAMPION BB

2005 National Qualifi er (BB)


Alicia Talucci

2009 Gymnast of the Week

2009 Rookie of the Week

2009 All-EAGL First Team (BB, AA)


2009 EAGL ROOKIE OF THE YEAR

Lisa Taylor


Tina Taylor


1991 All-Northeast

Bonnie Tressler

1978 All-East

Sarah Thompson


Shannon Vafi adou

2006 EAGL All-Academic


2009 All-EAGL First Team (V)


Amy Varela


Jeannie Vecchio


1988 All-Northeast

1989 All-Northeast


1991 All-Northeast




Gina Venezia


1990 All-Northeast


Kathy Wallish



Lisa Yarosh




Debbie Yohman

1991 ECAC Coach of the Year

1998 EAGL Tri-Coach of the Year

2002 Northeast Region Coach of the Year

Alyse Zeffi ro


2003 All-EAGL First Team (BB, FX)


2004 EAGL SENIOR GYMNAST OF THE YEAR

2004 EAGL CHAMPION V

2004 All-EAGL First Team (V, FX)



2004 Pitt Senior of Distinction

East Atlantic Gymnastics League

All-Academic Team Honors1996 Christine Battista, Lori Buck, Deena Daller,

Erika Flamer, Janet Highhill, Joy McElhinny, Cherie Meckes, Mikie Myers, Robyn Senior,

Brenda Stevens.

1997 Lori Buck (2), Sara-Claire Campesino, Lisa Fronhofer, Janet Highhill (2), Pam

Lieberman, Joy McElhinny (2), Vanessa Rutherford, Robyn Senior (2).

1998 Calli Bodnar, Sara-Claire Campesino (2), Becky Doll, Erika Flamer (2), Lisa Fronhofer (2), Janet Highhill (3), Pam

Lieberman (2), Joy McElhinny (3), Vanessa Rutherford (2)

1999 Sara-Claire Campesino (3), Becky Doll (2), Erika Flamer (3), Lisa Fronhofer (3), Janet Highhill (4), Pam Lieberman (3), Vanessa

Rutherford (3), Rebecca Singleton.

2000 Becky Doll (3), Jennifer Easter, Lisa Fronhofer (4), Pam Lieberman (4), Van-essa Rutherford (4), Amanda Salacinski,

Rebecca Singleton (2), Lisa Yarosh.

2001 Marcy Blitz, Colleen Crisi, Becky Doll (4), Jennifer Easter (2), Lindsay Hunter,

Raya Mullin, Diandra O’Connor, Rebecca Singleton (3), Lisa Yarosh (2).

2002 Marcy Blitz (2), Jamie Briner, Jennifer Easter (3), Sarah Gibson, Raya Mullin (2),

Diandra O’Connor (2), Ashley Petten, Rebecca Singleton (4), Nathalie Sulpher,

Lisa Yarosh (3).

2003 Marcy Blitz (3), Sarah Gibson (2), Erika Goldberg, Lauren Musulin, Diandra

O’Connor (3), Ashley Petten (2), Roslyn Singleton, Nathalie Sulpher (2), Leila Tait,

Lisa Yarosh (4), Alyse Zeffi ro.

2004 Marcy Blitz (4), Sarah Gibson (3), Erika Goldberg (2), Robyn Marszalek, Diandra O’Connor (4), Roslyn Singleton (2), Leila Tait (2), Lisa Yarosh (5), Alyse Zeffi ro (2).

2005 Melissa Davidson, Samantha DeBone, Ni-cole Drane, Jessica Garber, Sarah Gibson (4), Robyn Marszalek (2), Lindsay Swan,

Leila Tait (3).

2006 Andrea Arlotta, Melissa Davidson (2), Samantha DeBone (2), Nicole Drane (2),

Jessica Garber (2), Kaitlin Harrison, Robyn Marszalek (3), April Pearson, Lindsay

Swan (2).

2007 Andrea Arlotta (2), Dani Bryan, Samantha DeBone (3), Nicole Drane (3), Jessica Gar-ber (3), Andrea Konesky, Nicole Kujawski,

Shannon McConnell, Sarah Thompson.

2008 Dani Bryan (2), Samantha DeBone (4), Kaitlin Harrison (2), Andrea Konesky (2), Nicole Kujawski (2), Krista Rubini, Sarah

Thompson (2).

2009 Mallory Brewer, Dani Bryan (3), Anya Chayka, Jess Catalano, Alix Croop, Andrea

Konesky (3), Jen Liberato, Shannon McConnell (2), Victoria McGuigan-Carl,

Krista Rubini (2), Alicia Talucci, Lisa Taylor.

Note: The numbers in parentheses are for multiple-time honorees. Pitt has 10 four-time EAGL All-Academic Team

honorees and one fi ve-time honoree.

Alyse Zeffiroeagl senior gymnast of the year2004 eagl vault champion

2009 Pitt EAGL All-Academic Team

Alyse Zeffiroeagl senior gymnast of the year2004 eagl vault champion

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1975 Donna Sanft 7-3Jan. 17 @ Kent State L, 68.500-92.400 West Virginia W, 68.500-61.500Jan. 25 LOCK HAVEN W, 81.650-78.100 FAIRMONT STATE W, 81.650-42.400Jan. 27 @ Clarion L, 70.250-99.850Feb. 1 @ Temple W, 77.450-72.750Feb. 15 @ Edinboro W, 85.300-72.450Feb. 22 YOUNGSTOWN STATE L, 86.750-89.100 WEST VIRGINIA W, 86.750-82.550Feb. 25 @ Indiana (Pa.) W, 81.750-80.750

1976 Donna Sanft 6-5Jan. 16 @ West Virginia W, 80.350-79.750Jan. 20 KENT STATE L, 86.500-94.350Jan. 24 TEMPLE L, 89.000-89.950Jan. 27 CLARION L, 80.400-101.600Jan. 31 SLIPPERY ROCK L, 89.900-96.000Feb. 3 EDINBORO W, 88.600-44.000Feb. 14 @ Youngstown State W, 85.350-83.900Feb. 21 @ Lock Haven W, 75.950-62.150 Franklin & Marshall W, NSRFeb. 25 PENN STATE L, 92.100-102.600Mar. 2 INDIANA (PA) W, 89.550-81.800

1977 Donna Sanft 4-3Jan. 14 WEST VIRGINIA W, 123.950-113.200Jan. 22 @ Temple L, 126.750-128.850Jan. 29 @ Slippery Rock W, 129.150-126.500Feb. 2 @ Penn State L, 118.900-129.350Feb. 11 @ Clarion L, 126.600-148.850Feb. 22 INDIANA (PA) W, 128.000-94.400Feb. 26 LOCK HAVEN W, 132.100-97.350

1978 Donna Sanft 6-3Jan. 7 TEMPLE W, 132.850-106.700Jan. 13 PENN STATE L, 135.450-141.350Jan. 14 @ West Virginia W, 134.050-129.850Jan. 18 @ Kent State L, 132.000-137.900 Eastern Michigan W, 132.000-121.250Jan. 28 SLIPPERY ROCK W, 134.950-128.600Feb. 3 CLARION L, 140.450-145.150Feb. 21 INDIANA (PA) W, NSRFeb. 25 @ East Stroudsburg W, 184.850-183.150

1979 Donna Sanft 6-4Jan. 10 WEST VIRGINIA W, 130.150-119.050Jan. 13 @ Penn State L, 123.600-140.200Jan. 23 MARYLAND W, 129.700-110.550Jan. 28 MICHIGAN STATE L, 130.300-131.700Feb. 2 @ Clarion L, 130.750-141.250Feb. 10 @ Slippery Rock W, 132.550-122.850Feb. 17 WILLIAM & MARY W, 128.750-118.400Feb. 23 @ East Stroudsburg W, 133.300-113.050Feb. 24 @ Temple W, 126.800-120.000Mar. 3 PENN STATE L, 134.600-139.350

1980 Donna Sanft 7-5Dec. 1 PITT INVITATIONAL West Virginia W, 133.150-127.100 James Madison W, 133.150-122.700 Maryland W, 133.150-116.750Dec. 8 NEW HAMPSHIRE W, 125.900-116.750Jan. 12 PENN STATE L, 134.550-142.300Jan. 18 @ Michigan State L, 131.550-135.200Jan. 20 @ Eastern Michigan L, 130.400-132.150Feb. 1 CLARION W, 127.850-114.850Feb. 12 @ West Virginia L, 130.900-136.800Feb. 17 SLIPPERY ROCK W, 131.850-126.750Feb. 23 TEMPLE W, 132.750-80.550Mar. 1 @ Ohio State L, 130.150-134.950

1981 Donna Sanft 11-4Dec. 6 MARYLAND W, 136.150-118.000 ALABAMA W, 136.150-130.325Jan. 17 MICHIGAN STATE W, 137.450-135.150Jan. 23 Cat Classic 4th, 139.550 pts. Penn State L, 139.550-144.300 Louisiana State L, 139.550-143.200 Missouri L, 139.550-140.150 Brigham Young W, 139.550-136.700 Montana State W, 139.550-117.250Jan. 31 OHIO STATE W, 140.400-127.000Feb. 6 CLARION W, 138.450-131.450Feb. 14 MICHIGAN W, 136.800-135.500 EASTERN MICHIGAN W, 136.800-132.550Feb. 21 TEMPLE W, 138.850-108.000Feb. 28 WEST VIRGINIA W, 138.800-129.350Mar. 14 PENN STATE L, 142.500-147.200

Mar. 27 EAIAW Regionals 2nd, 147.45 pts.Apr. 10 AIAW Nationals 12th place

1982 Donna Sanft 6-8Jan. 9 NEW HAMPSHIRE W, 134.750-133.150 TEMPLE W, 134.750-133.150Jan. 16 @ Maryland L, 123.450-132.150Jan. 23 @ Michigan L, 133.500-138.650Jan. 29 Cat Classic 4th, 136.600 pts. Penn State L, 136.600-143.250 Louisiana State L, 136.600-142.050 Missouri L, 136.600-139.650 Arizona W, 136.600-136.100 Brigham Young W, 136.600-135.150Feb. 9 SLIPPERY ROCK W, 139.100-133.050Feb. 13 PENN STATE L, 139.250-140.800Feb. 17 CLARION W, 137.850-131.600Feb. 27 @ West Virginia L, 138.850-141.000Mar. 6 @ Florida L, 139.400-145.350Mar. 12 NCAA Regionals 3rd, 140.65 pts.

1983 Donna Sanft 5-7Jan. 8 @ New Hampshire L, 166.300-176.500Jan. 14 MICHIGAN W, 163.700-155.550 NEW MEXICO W, 163.700-154.000 MARYLAND W, 163.700-157.150Jan. 21 MICHIGAN STATE L, 161.000-161.900 WEST VIRGINIA L, 161.000-167.550Jan. 29 GEORGIA L, 167.000-172.500Feb. 5 @ Slippery Rock W, 168.000-167.600Feb. 19 @ Penn State L, 165.200-175.600Feb. 25 FLORIDA L, 161.450-174.800Mar. 4 @ Ohio State L, 162.300-174.200Mar. 12 CLARION W, 169.300-165.400

1984 Donna Sanft 8-3Jan. 7 NEW HAMPSHIRE W, 168.500-162.200Jan. 14 SLIPPERY ROCK W, 173.250-161.450Jan. 21 @ Michigan State L, 174.250-175.200Jan. 28 @ West Virginia W, 178.100-164.650Feb. 10 @ Clarion W, 177.400-130.600Feb. 18 PENN STATE W, 178.950-177.900Feb. 23 @ Georgia L, 177.400-181.250 Kentucky W, 177.400-168.000Feb. 25 @ Florida L, 180.400-187.100Mar. 3 JAMES MADISON W, 179.250-154.750Mar. 10 @ Maryland W, 179.650-175.650

1985 Donna Sanft 11-6Jan. 12 @ Temple W, 172.900-171.550Jan. 19 @ James Madison W, 171.100-137.150 West Virginia L, 171.100-172.800 Maryland L, 171.000-171.300 Kent State W, 171.100-167.350 NC State W, 171.100-163.200Feb. 1 FLORIDA L, 175.350-182.050 MICHIGAN STATE W, 175.350-174.600Feb. 9 NEW HAMPSHIRE L, 173.350-177.100 DENVER W, 173.350-170.050 NC STATE W, 173.350-124.350Feb. 16 WEST VIRGINIA W, 178.550-178.250 OKLAHOMA STATE W, 178.550-173.850Feb. 21 @ Slippery Rock W, 176.300-169.500Mar. 2 OHIO STATE L, 177.450-179.400Mar. 9 CLARION W, 178.650-170.000Mar. 15 @ Penn State L, 174.750-183.750

1986 Donna Sanft 9-6-1Dec. 6 INDIANA (PA) W, 168.450-154.650Jan. 11 TEMPLE W, 174.650-170.400Jan. 25 NEW HAMPSHIRE W, 174.700-173.450Feb. 1 Cat Classic 5th, 174.600 pts. Penn State L, 174.600-181.300 Arizona L, 174.600-180.450 Missouri L, 174.600-178.100 Kentucky L, 174.600-175.350Feb. 8 PENN STATE L, 176.000-177.000Feb. 15 WEST VIRGINIA T, 177.500-177.500 MARYLAND W, 177.500-177.000Feb. 22 SLIPPERY ROCK W, 176.450-153.350Mar. 1 BOWLING GREEN W, 176.150-166.950Mar. 8 OHIO STATE L, 178.650-184.750Mar. 15 KENT STATE W, 183.800-175.800 MICHIGAN W, 183.800-174.600Mar. 22 CLARION W, 180.850-174.150 NCAA Regionals 3rd, 178.4

1987 Debbie Yohman 13-3Jan. 17 @ New Hampshire L, 170.450-173.400Jan. 18 @ Rhode Island W, 174.650-164.450Jan. 24 WEST VIRGINIA W, 177.100-171.300Jan. 28 @ Penn State L, 177.150-179.700Feb. 6 NORTH CAROLINA W, 177.900-170.150Feb. 8 @ Kent State W, 176.450-174.500 Cornell W, 176.450-170.850Feb. 14 @ Temple W, NSR Cornell W, NSRFeb. 22 @ Indiana (Pa.) W, 177.500-167.350 Eastern Michigan W, 177.500-170.400Feb. 28 BOWLING GREEN W, 180.850-179.650Mar. 14 @ Maryland L, 177.050-178.700Mar. 20 @ Clarion W, 180.900-132.150Apr. 11 NCAA Regionals 3rd, 175.4* Two wins unreported

1988 Debbie Yohman 11-14Jan. 23 NEW HAMPSHIRE L, 177.300-178.200 INDIANA (PA) W, 177.300-175.150Jan. 30 PENN STATE L, 176.450-181.200 RHODE ISLAND W, 176.450-171.800Feb. 5-6 Cat Classic Arizona L, 175.450-186.350 Auburn L, 175.450-183.600 Penn State L, 175.450-182.850 Missouri L, 175.450-182.100Feb. 14 TEMPLE W, 176.200-170.950Feb. 19 NORTH CAROLINA L, 180.550-181.150 INDIANA (PA) W, 180.550-179.900Feb. 20 @ NC State W, 179.000-175.250 Indiana (Pa.) W, 179.000-176.050 Georgia College W, 179.000-165.750Feb. 20 @ Ohio State L, 179.450-183.600 Minnesota L, 179.450-179.600 Bowling Green W, 179.450-176.450Mar. 11 KENT STATE W, 184.650-177.100Mar. 18 BOWLING GREEN W, 180.850-179.650Mar. 26 ECAC Championships Towson L, 177.900-184.600 Northeastern L, 177.900-180.600 William & Mary L, 177.900-180.100 @ New Hampshire L, 177.900-179.500 Yale W, 177.900-176.200Apr. 1 @ West Virginia L, 181.500-182.950Apr. 9 NCAA Regionals 5th, 179.1

1989 Debbie Yohman 6-14Jan. 22 OHIO STATE L, 175.950-184.650 MICHIGAN W, 175.950-173.450Jan. 28 @ Rhode Island L, 171.500-173.100 Rutgers W, 171.500-170.050Jan. 29 @ New Hampshire L, 178.150-181.450Feb. 4 BALL STATE W, 180.200-176.200Feb. 11 @ Temple L, 178.100-180.400Feb. 17 @ Penn State L, 181.050-182.300Feb.19 @ Kent State L, 178.450-179.650 Illinois-Chicago W, 178.450-167.900Feb. 26 @ Indiana (Pa.) L, 183.600-186.250Mar. 4 NC STATE W, 181.550-179.550Mar. 9 @ Bowling Green L, 179.600-180.250Mar. 11 @ Minnesota L, 179.500-187.900Mar. 17 ECAC Championships @ Towson L, 180.800-184.700 New Hampshire L, 180.800-182.550 William & Mary L, 180.800-181.950 Northeastern L, 180.800-181.500 Vermont W, 180.800-176.200Mar. 23 WEST VIRGINIA L, 184.450-184.750Apr. 1 NCAA Regionals 6th, 180.25 pts.

1990 Debbie Yohman 8-16Jan. 13 PENN STATE L, 175.800-178.650Jan. 20 @ Ohio State L, 179.800-184.150 Michigan State L, 179.800-182.950 Penn State L, 179.800-184.950Jan. 27 @ Northeastern L, 179.200-180.900Jan.28 @ New Hampshire L, 177.650-180.650Feb. 2-3 Cat Classic Missouri L, 181.000-188.900 Arizona L, 181.000-187.900 Brigham Young L, 181.000-186.500 Kentucky L, 181.000-182.100Feb. 11 KENT STATE W, 183.750-179.750 TEMPLE W, 183.750-180.500Feb. 18 RHODE ISLAND W, 182.800-180.500 JAMES MADISON W, 182.800-178.850Feb. 23 BOWLING GREEN W, 183.550-181.900Mar. 10 @ Towson L, 181.150-187.750 Rutgers W, 181.150-179.150Mar. 18 INDIANA (PA) W, 184.350-183.000Mar. 24 ECAC Championships 5th, 181.7Mar. 30 @ West Virginia L 184.300-185.400Apr. 7 NCAA Regionals 6th, 180.825

38 M a t c h m y . . .

YEAR‐BY‐YEAR RESULTS

1991 Debbie Yohman 12-7Jan. 20 @ William & Mary L, 182.650-184.650Jan. 26 NEW HAMPSHIRE W, 185.300-183.750Feb. 2 @ Massachusetts L, 179.650-181.600 Yale W, 179.650-173.450Feb. 3 @ Rhode Island L, 179.700-180.500 George Washington L, 179.700-180.600Feb. 9 @ Temple W, 179.200-178.850Feb. 16 BALL STATE W, 184.600-179.850Feb. 23 @ Penn State L, 185.350-188.600Feb. 28 @ Indiana (Pa.) W, 185.650-182.650Mar. 5 @ Kent State W, 184.300-183.550Mar. 9 TOWSON W, 186.650-185.500Mar. 18 WEST VIRGINIA W, 186.900-186.450Mar. 23 ECAC Championships TOWSON L, 186.650-189.550 NEW HAMPSHIRE L, 186.650-186.900 WILLIAM & MARY W, 186.650-183.950 MARYLAND W, 186.650-183.900 NORTHEASTERN W, 186.650-179.800 JAMES MADISON W, 186.650-179.150Apr. 6 NCAA Regionals 5th, 186.725 pts.

1992 Debbie Yohman 10-17Jan. 18 BLUE-GOLD INVITATIONAL MICHIGAN L, 176.500-185.950 WEST VIRGINIA L, 176.500-185.500Jan. 26 @ New Hampshire L, 178.300-183.750 Northeastern L, 178.300-181.700Feb. 1 MASSACHUSETTS W, 181.350-179.250 BALL STATE W, 181.350-178.700 RHODE ISLAND W, 181.350-179.300Feb. 7 Cat Classic Arizona L, 183.050-191.600 Missouri L, 183.050-190.650 Penn State L, 183.050-188.850 Auburn L, 183.050-188.250Feb. 15 KENT STATE L, 181.500-183.050Feb. 22 TEMPLE L, 181.000-184.400Feb. 29 @ Penn State L, 183.050-190.350 Indiana (Pa.) W, 183.050-181.500Mar. 6 INDIANA PA) W, 185.900-181.250Mar. 10 @ West Virginia L, 181.250-190.000 Temple L, 181.250-183.350Mar. 13 @ Towson L, 184.100-192.200Mar. 21 RUTGERS W, 186.450-181.400 INDIANA (PA) W, 186.450-183.850Mar. 28 ECAC Championships Towson L, 184.100-191.900 @ New Hampshire L, 184.100-188.900 James Madison L, 184.100-186.550 William & Mary W, 184.100-182.750 Maryland W, 184.100-182.250 Northeastern W, 184.100-180.250

1993 Debbie Yohman 4-20Jan. 15 BLUE-GOLD INVITATIONAL MICHIGAN L, 181.400-188.500 WEST VIRGINIA L, 181.400-182.550Jan. 24 @ William & Mary L, 179.850-184.900 North Carolina L, 179.850-185.550 Miami (Ohio) W, 179.850-167.600Jan. 29 NEW HAMPSHIRE L, 184.300-188.150Feb. 6 @ Kent State L, 183.150-185.650Feb. 12 PENN STATE L, 182.350-187.700Feb. 20 @ George Washington L, 178.900-188.350 Rutgers L, 178.900-180.600Feb. 28 @ Ball State L, 182.000-185.250 Central Michigan L, 182.000-188.700Mar. 6 OHIO STATE L, 187.500-191.100 TOWSON STATE L, 187.500-188.800Mar. 9 WEST VIRGINIA L, 188.300-190.000 INDIANA (PA) W, 188.300-180.300Mar. 12 @ NC State L, 187.150-193.050 William & Mary L, 187.150-190.000Mar. 20 ECAC Championships Towson L, 187.200-191.250 New Hampshire L, 187.200-189.700 Maryland L, 187.200-187.825 William & Mary L, 187.200-187.300 James Madison W, 187.200-186.450 Vermont W, 187.200-186.350Apr. 3 NCAA Regionals 7th, 183.5 pts.

1994 Debbie Yohman 3-17Jan. 15 BLUE-GOLD INVITATIONAL MICHIGAN L, 160.075-186.750 WEST VIRGINIA L, 160.075-187.625Jan. 22 TEMPLE L, 179.750-185.400Jan. 30 @ New Hampshire L, 178.175-185.400Feb. 5 KENT STATE L, 179.550-181.500

INDIANA (PA) W, 179.55-141.125Feb. 11 EASTERN MICHIGAN L, 180.500-185.650Feb. 13 @ Eastern Michigan L, 182.325-187.625Feb. 22 @ West Virginia L, 181.375-190.325 Indiana (Pa.) W, 181.375-141.125Feb. 26 VERMONT W, 181.450-180.775 BALL STATE L, 181.450-185.800Mar. 5 @ Towson L, 176.875-189.075Mar. 12 ECAC Championships @ NC State L, 182.450-191.425 George Washington L, 182.450-188.150 James Madison L, 182.450-186.575 North Carolina L, 182.450-186.200 Maryland L, 182.450-183.500 Yale L, 182.450-182.975Mar. 19 RUTGERS L, 182.925-183.425

1995 Debbie Yohman 6-19Jan. 14 BLUE-GOLD CUP MICHIGAN L, 181.900-189.650 WEST VIRGINIA L, 181.900-185.525Jan. 21 @ Rutgers L, 181.825-182.300 James Madison W, 181.825-182.300 West Chester W, 181.825-165.900Jan. 28 NEW HAMPSHIRE L, 184.700-187.625Feb. 3 Cat Classic Penn State L, 180.625-191.275 Arizona L, 180.625-191.125 Missouri L, 180.625-189.800 Kentucky L, 180.625-189.425 Auburn L, 180.625-188.200 Temple L, 180.625-183.125Feb. 18 INDIANA (PA) W, 184.450-155.225Feb. 26 @ West Virginia L, 185.325-190.725 Massachusetts L, 185.325-190.925Mar. 3 TOWSON L, 185.300-190.525Mar. 11 @ Eastern Michigan L, 182.850-187.575 Western Michigan L, 182.850-185.775Mar. 18 @ Michigan State L, 183.350-193.500Mar. 24 ECAC Championships Towson L, 189.350-194.075 New Hampshire L, 189.350-191.225 James Madison L, 189.350-189.625 William & Mary W, 189.350-187.050 Yale W, 189.350-186.825 Northeastern W, 189.350-184.625Apr. 8 NCAA Regionals 6th, 182.5

1996 Debbie Yohman 11-18Jan. 13 BLUE-GOLD CUP MICHIGAN L, 187.300-194.750 WEST VIRGINIA L, 187.300-190.725Jan. 20 EASTERN MICHIGAN W, 189.375-188.050Jan 28 @ N. Hampshire L, 187.425-189.925Feb. 3 CORNELL W, 188.275-168.700Feb. 11 @ Kent State L, 188.325-192.100Feb. 17 RUTGERS W, 189.825-184.625Feb. 25 @ Towson L, 188.375-192.250Mar. 2 @ NC State L, 187.075-190.750 George Washington L, 187.075-190.775 Maryland L, 187.075-190.275 William & Mary L, 187.075-188.225 Western Michigan L, 187.075-187.925 James Madison L, 187.075-187.350Mar. 9 @ William & Mary W, 189.475-186.300 James Madison W, 189.475-183.050Mar. 16 @ Maryland L, 190.575-193.300 James Madison W, 190.575-189.925 Indiana (Pa.) W, 190.575-177.600Mar. 23 TEMPLE W, 191.925-186.100 INDIANA (PA) W, 191.925-176.325 WESTERN MICHIGAN W, 191.925-190.225Mar. 30 EAGL Championships @ West Virginia L, 189.150-194.600 Towson L, 189.150-193.725 NC State L, 189.150-192.300 Maryland L, 189.150-192.150 New Hampshire L, 189.150-191.700 North Carolina L, 189.150-189.300 Rutgers W, 189.150-188.000Apr. 13 NCAA Regionals 6th, 188.075 pts.

1997 Debbie Yohman 13-12Jan. 18 @ West Virginia L, 190.000-195.275Jan. 25 NEW HAMPSHIRE L, 190.575-192.050 MARYLAND W, 190.575-189.900 BOWLING GREEN W, 190.575-188.650Jan. 31 KENT STATE L, 191.400-191.9750Feb. 7 Cat Classic Arizona L, 188.200-193.000 Missouri L, 188.200-190.975 Penn State L, 188.200-190.575

Feb. 15 @ Rutgers L, 189.900-190.375Feb. 22 JAMES MADISON W, 191.725-188.625Feb. 28 PA Collegiate Classic Penn State L, 189.600-195.225 Temple W, 189.600-188.375 Indiana (Pa.) W, 189.600-188.375 Ursinus W, 189.600-176.325 West Chester W, 189.600-150.750 Wilson College W, 189.600-147.600Mar. 8 BALL STATE W, 193.525-190.775Mar. 15 @ Ball State L, 190.375-190.550Mar. 20 EAGL Championships West Virginia L, 192.850-196.000 NC State L, 192.850-195.100 New Hampshire L, 192.850-193.100 North Carolina W, 192.850-192.325 Towson W, 192.850-192.100 Maryland W, 192.850-191.775 Rutgers W, 192.850-190.050Apr. 5 NCAA Regionals 6th, 190.675 pts.

1998 Debbie Yohman 9-11Jan. 18 WEST VIRGINIA L, 187.875-192.025Jan. 24 MISSOURI W, 190.100-188.100 URSINUS W, 190.100-169.625Jan. 31 @ James Madison W, 187.925-185.250 Rutgers W, 187.925-182.125Feb. 6 Cat Classic Penn State L, 190.625-192.650 Iowa State L, 190.625-191.050 @ Missouri W, 190.625-188.675Feb. 14 RUTGERS W, 190.075-186.625Feb. 20 @ Kent State L, 190.050-192.675Feb. 27 OHIO STATE L, 187.825-188.525Mar. 8 @ New Hampshire L, 190.475-193.575Mar. 14 TOWSON W, 193.150-191.025Mar. 21 EAGL Championships West Virginia L, 192.225-195.500 New Hampshire L, 192.225-193.850 NC State L, 192.225-193.825 Maryland L, 192.225-192.675 Towson L, 192.225-192.450 North Carolina W, 192.225-190.975 @ Rutgers W, 192.225-190.875Apr. 4 NCAA Regionals 6th, 189.075 pts.

1999 Debbie Yohman 10-12Jan. 24 NEW HAMPSHIRE L, 188.825-189.275Jan. 30 @ West Virginia L, 191.325-195.375 Towson W, 191.325-190.350 Temple W, 191.325-184.600Feb. 7 @ Rhode Island L, 193.075-193.500Feb. 13 @ Rutgers W, 192.100-189.775 Bridgeport W, 192.100-185.175 Ursinus W, 192.100-154.500Feb. 18 NC STATE W, 193.475-191.975 URSINUS W, 193.475-174.600Feb. 27 JAMES MADISON W, 193.725-189.525Mar. 7 @ Arizona State L, 194.300-195.825Mar. 12 @ Denver L, 193.625-195.875Mar. 15 KENT STATE W, 193.075-191.350Mar. 21 @ Ohio State L, 194.350-195.900Mar. 27 EAGL Championships NC State L, 192.850-196.050 @ Maryland L, 192.850-195.475 New Hampshire L, 192.850-194.800 North Carolina L, 192.850-194.675 Towson L, 192.850-194.325 West Virginia L, 192.850-194.100 Rutgers W, 192.850-192.375Apr. 10 NCAA Regionals 4th, 191.5 pts.

2000 Debbie Yohman 13-7Jan. 14 JAMES MADISON W, 191.475-182.850Jan. 21 @ Kent State L, 192.275-194.625Jan. 29 @ New Hampshire W, 192.275-192.150Feb. 4-5 Cat Classic Missouri L, 192.775-193.800 SE Missouri State W, 192.775-190.075 Northern Illinois W, 192.775-188.475Feb. 12 RUTGERS L, 190.550-192.150Feb. 19 @ Michigan State L, 195.225-196.100Feb. 26 WESTERN MICHIGAN W, 194.850-193-375Mar. 4 MICHIGAN STATE W, 195.925-195.150 OHIO STATE W, 195.925-194.325Mar. 10 @ Towson L, 193.200-196.800 New Hampshire L, 193.200-194.225Mar. 18 EAGL Championships NC STATE L, 195.275-196.000 MARYLAND W, 195.275-195.050 TOWSON W, 195.275-195.025 WEST VIRGINIA W, 195.275-194.700


Jan. 10 @ Ohio State L, 193.450-193.775 Maryland W, 193.450-192.825Jan. 16 NC STATE W, 194.300-193.850 JAMES MADISON W, 194.300-185.450Jan. 23 @ West Virginia T, 195.300-195.300 Denver W, 195.300-192.675Jan. 31 @ New Hampshire L, 193.225-195.625Feb. 7 RUTGERS W, 194.750-192.550 CORNELL W, 194.750-188.475 BROWN W, 194.750-188.475Feb. 13 @ Kent State L, 194.650-196.475Feb. 21 @ Michigan State L, 195.250-196.575Feb. 28 PENN STATE W, 196.350-195.800Mar. 6 @ George Washington L, 193.675-195.975 Towson L, 193.675-194.675 William & Mary W, 193.675-191.950 Yale W, 193.675-191.575Mar. 9 WEST VIRGINIA L, 196.525-197.400 JAMES MADISON W, 196.525-191.700Mar. 12 @ Maryland W, 195.700-195.350 NC State L, 195.700-197.125 Air Force W, 195.700-192.800Mar. 20 EAGL Championships WEST VIRGINIA L, 196.050-197.050 NORTH CAROLINA L, 196.050-196.725 NC STATE L, 196.050-196.600 MARYLAND W, 196.050-196.025 NEW HAMPSHIRE W, 196.050-195.950 TOWSON W, 196.050-194.650 RUTGERS W, 196.050-192.000

2005 Debbie Yohman 8-19Jan. 15 @ Penn State L, 188.200-194.125 Illinois L, 188.200-193.200Jan. 22 WEST VIRGINIA L, 185.500-192.925Jan. 29 NEW HAMPSHIRE W, 190.300-189.450Feb. 5 @Rutgers L, 190.750-190.050 Brown W, 190.750-186.000 SUNY Brockport W, 190.050-183.450Feb. 12 @Ohio State L, 191.550-195.225Feb. 19 MARYLAND L, 192.075-192.400Feb. 26 MICHIGAN STATE L, 191.650-194.025 BOWLING GREEN W, 191.650-191.325 JAMES MADISON W, 191.650-185.075Mar. 5 GEORGE WASHINGTON W, 192.675-192.625 WILSON W, 192.675-168.650Mar. 8 @West Virginia L, 193.350-194.925Mar. 12 @Towson L, 191.225-193.475 Maryland L, 191.225-192.850 Rutgers L, 191.225-192.700Mar. 18 @Florida L, 192.550-197.200 Yale W, 192.550-188.625Mar. 25 EAGL Championships North Carolina L, 191.100-195.975 Maryland L, 191.100-195.200 West Virginia L, 191.100-195.200 @NC State L, 191.100-194.975 George Washington L, 191.100-194.200 New Hampshire L, 191.100-193.250 Rutgers L, 191.100-192.625Apr. 9 NCAA Regionals 5th, 193.100 pts.

2006 Debbie Yohman 11-17Jan. 14 @ Michigan State L, 190.925-193.550 Western Michigan W, 190.950-189.425Jan. 21 RHODE ISLAND W, 188.500-185.575Jan. 29 @ New Hampshire L, 191.150-193.800Feb. 4 RUTGERS W, 191.950-190.625Feb. 11 OHIO STATE W, 192.925-192.850 SUNY BROCKPORT W, 192.925-178.325 MARYLAND W, 192.925-190.850Feb. 17 @ Maryland L, 191.150-193.075 Rutgers W, 191.150-191.050Feb. 24 Cat Classic Missouri L, 192.050-196.000 Northern Illinois W, 192.050-191.225 Ball State W, 192.050-187.000Mar. 4 @ North Carolina L, 193.500-194.375 West Virginia L, 193.500-194.075 Pennsylvania W, 193.500-185.650Mar. 7 WEST VIRGINIA L, 193.325-194.875 JAMES MADISON W, 193.325-185.700Mar.10 @ West Virginia L, 188.450-194.450 California L, 188.700-191.000Mar. 18 PENN STATE L, 189.750-196.400Mar. 25 EAGL Championships @ Rutgers L, 190.225-191.425 NC State L, 190.225-195.075 New Hampshire L, 190.225-194.450 North Carolina L, 190.225-195.325 Maryland L, 190.225-194.175 George Washington L, 190.225-193.775 West Virginia L, 190.225-194.900Apr. 8 NCAA Regionals 5th, 190.900 pts.

2007 Debbie Yohman 12-13

NEW HAMPSHIRE W, 195.275-194.550 NORTH CAROLINA W, 195.275-194.475 RUTGERS W, 195.275-191.625Apr. 1 NCAA Regionals 5th, 191.85 pts.

2001 Debbie Yohman 2-18Jan. 13 BROWN W, 188.900-183.450 WEST VIRGINIA L, 188.900-192.375Jan. 20 @ James Madison W, 189.050-187.775Jan. 27 NEW HAMPSHIRE L, 191.400-192.000Feb. 3 @ Penn State L, 192.450-196.875Feb. 10 @ Rutgers L, 190.975-191-250Feb. 18 @ Western Michigan L, 192.475-194.750Feb. 24 ILLINOIS L, 189.650-192.975Mar. 5 MICHIGAN STATE L, 192.150-195.275Mar. 9 @ Kentucky L, 190.550-195.825 Central Michigan L, 190.550-195.275 Bowling Green L, 190.550-194.450Mar. 17 KENT STATE L, 193.350-194.400Mar. 24 EAGL Championships West Virginia L, 191.025-196.375 Maryland L, 191.025-195.875 Towson L, 191.025-194.600 New Hampshire L, 191.025-194.375 @ North Carolina L, 191.025-193.325 NC State L, 191.025-193.275 Rutgers L, 191.025-191.825

2002 Debbie Yohman 10-16Jan. 12 RHODE ISLAND W, 188.100-185.025Jan. 19 @ West Virginia L, 190.950-195.200 Rutgers L, 190.950-191.950Jan. 27 PENN STATE L, 191.000-193.500Feb. 1 Cat Classic @ Missouri L, 193.050-194.475 Brigham Young L, 193.050-194.950 Auburn W, 193.050-192.500Feb. 9 RUTGERS W, 194.350-192.125 JAMES MADISON W, 194.350-189.150 WILSON COLLEGE W, 194.350-160.750Feb. 16 CENTRAL MICHIGAN L, 193.950-195.525 URSINUS W, 193.950-182.750Feb. 23 @ Illinois L, 193.500-194.000Mar. 2 @ New Hampshire L, 192.575-195.275 West Virginia L, 192.575-193.075 Yale W, 192.575-192.100Mar. 9 @ Ohio State W, 194.050-193.200 Kent State L, 194.050-194.325Mar. 16 BOWLING GREEN L, 194.275-194.925Mar. 23 EAGL Championships North Carolina L, 194.275-196.425 West Virginia L, 194.275-196.025 Maryland L, 194.275-194.825 NC State L, 194.275-194.725 New Hampshire L, 194.275-194.375 Rutgers W, 194.275-192.700 @ Towson W, 194.275-192.350Apr. 6 NCAA Regionals 6th, 190.975 pts.

2003 Debbie Yohman 7-19Jan. 11 WEST VIRGINIA L, 190.950-193.975 KENT STATE L, 190.950-193.825 BALL STATE L, 190.950-192.825Jan. 18 MISSOURI W, 195.400-194.100Jan. 24 NEW HAMPSHIRE L, 194.275-194.700Feb. 1 @ Penn State L, 193.850-195.425Feb. 8 @ Rutgers W, 193.950-191.350 Cornell W, 193.950-187.200Feb. 16 OHIO STATE L, 195.225-196.050Feb. 23 @ Central Michigan L, 192.725-194.825 Northern Illinois L, 192.725-193.500Mar. 2 @ Bowling Green L, 194.050-194.275 Wilson College W, 194.050-175.300Mar. 8 @ NC State L, 193.975-196.200 James Madison W, 193.975-191.825 William & Mary W, 193.975-191.475Mar.15 MICHIGAN STATE L, 194.650-195.250Mar. 22 @ Michigan State L, 194.450-196.700 Michigan L, 194.450-196.575Mar. 29 EAGL Championships @ New Hampshire L, 193.975-196.750 NC State L, 193.975-196.675 North Carolina L, 193.975-196.025 Maryland L, 193.975-195.775 Towson L, 193.975-195.775 West Virginia L, 193.975-195.650 Rutgers W, 193.975-193.025Apr. 12 NCAA Regionals 6th, 194.5 pts.

2004 Debbie Yohman 17-11-1

Jan. 19 WEST VIRGINIA L, 190.725-193.150 MICHIGAN STATE L, 190.725-192.150 MARYLAND W, 190.725-189.375Jan. 27 NEW HAMPSHIRE W, 192.775-191.400 AIR FORCE W, 192.775-184.925Feb. 3 @Rutgers W, 192.950-190.500 Yale W, 192.950-184.075 SUNY Brockport W, 192.950-183.425Feb. 10 @Penn State L, 192.825-195.075Feb. 17 OHIO STATE L, 191.875-195.025Feb. 23 @Kent State L, 193.375-194.950Mar. 3 MISSOURI L, 194.275-195.750 CENTRAL MICHIGAN W, 194.275-192.600Mar. 9 @Arkansas L, 193.350-196.250 West Virginia L, 193.350-194.300 New Hampshire W, 193.350-192.650Mar. 16 @ NC State L, 192.925-195.900Mar. 24 @ Oklahoma L, 194.075-197.175Mar. 30 EAGL Championships NC State L, 194.150-195.475 West Virginia L, 194.150-195.300 North Carolina L, 194.150-194.925 George Washington W, 194.150-192.775 Rutgers W, 194.150-192.600 New Hampshire W, 194.150-191.525 Maryland W, 194.150-191.175Apr. 14 NCAA Regionals 5th, 192.550

2008 Debbie Yohman 7-18Jan. 11 PENN STATE L, 190.450-194.050 KENT STATE L, 190.450-192.175Jan. 19 at Michigan State L, 190.700-193.600Jan. 26 at New Hampshire L, 190.075-192.400 vs. BYU L, 190.075-191.200Feb. 1 RUTGERS W, 192.300-189.075Feb. 10 FLORIDA L, 190.825-196.850Feb. 16 at Ohio State L, 192.750-194.675Feb. 24 at George Wasington L, 190.050-193.850Mar. 1 WEST VIRGINIA L, 191.925-194.025Mar. 8 at Denver L, 191.675-195.950 vs. Texas Woman’s University L, 191.675-194.050Mar. 15 at Maryland L, 191.600-194.250 vs. Michigan L, 191.600-196.150 vs. Temple W, 191.600-195.900Mar. 22 UNC W, 194.100-193.725 CORNELL W, 194.100-192.000 TEMPLE W, 194.100-188.625Mar. 30 EAGL Championships West Virginia L, 193.175-196.050 NC State L, 193.175-195.475 New Hampshire L, 193.175-194.550 North Carolina L, 193.175-193.950 Maryland L, 193.175-193.375 George Washington W, 193.175-192.975 Rutgers W, 193.175-189.025

2009 Debbie Yohman 11-9Jan. 10 at Penn State L, 191.675-194.800Jan. 17 NEW HAMPSHIRE L, 193.025-194.025 BRIDGEPORT W, 193.025-188.475 AIR FORCE W, 193.025-186.900Jan. 23 at West Virginia L, 192.700-194.775Feb. 1 NC STATE W, 195.300-194.450Feb. 7 at Rutgers W, 192.850-189.575 vs. Yale W, 192.850-183.975Feb. 13 MARYLAND L, 194.050-194.650Feb. 20 MICHIGAN STATE L, 194.600-194.900Feb. 28 DENVER W, 194.725-193.700Mar. 6 at Utah State W, 194.550-192.675Mar. 11 at Maryland L, 194.100-195.025Mar. 21 EAGL Championships NC State L, 194.675-195.700 West Virginia L, 194.675-195.500 North Carolina L, 194.675-194.825 New Hampshire W, 194.675-194.650 Maryland W, 194.675-194.525 George Washington W, 194.675-193.050 Rutgers W, 194.675-189.125

40 M a t c h m y . . .

EAGL CONFERENCE

Alix Croop All-Tournament

First Team (UB, FX)Second Team (BB)

First Team All-EAGL(UB, BB)

Second Team All-EAGL (FX)

Alicia TalucciAll-Tournament

First Team (BB, AA)Second Team (FX)

First Team All-EAGL (BB)Second Team All-EAGL (V)EAGL Rookie of the Year

Shannon Vafi adouAll-Tournament

First Team (V)Second Team (BB)

Second Team All-EAGL (V)

Dani BryanAll-TournamentSecond Team (V)

First Team All-EAGL (V)Second Team All-EAGL

(FX)

Molly MoyerAll-Tournament

Second Team (BB)

Shannon McConnellAll-TournamentSecond Team (V)

Amy VarelaAll-Tournament

Second Team (UB)

2005-5th2006-6th2007-5th2008-7th2009-7thTop score: 194.200(2005 at NC State)

New Hampshire North Carolina

North Carolina State Pitt

George Washington

West VirginiaRutgers

Maryland

1996-8th1997-8th1998-8th1999-8th2000-8th2001-7th2002-7th2003-8th2004-8th

2005-7th2006-7th2007-6th2008-8th2009-8thTop score: 193.025(2003 at UNH)

1996-5th 1997-3rd1998-2nd1999-3rd2000-6th2001-4th2002-5th 2003-1st2004-6th

2005-6th2006-4th2007-7th2008-3rd2009-5thTop score: 196.750 (2003 at UNH)

1996-3rd 1997-2nd1998-3rd1999-1st2000-1st2001-6th2002-4th2003-2nd2004-3rd

2005-4th2006-2nd2007-1st2008-2nd2009-1stTop score: 196.675(2003 at UNH)

1996-4th 1997-7th1998-4th1999-2nd2000-3rd2001-2nd2002-3rd2003-T-4th2004-5th

2005-T-2nd2006-5th2007-8th2008-5th2009-6thTop score: 196.025(2004 at Pitt)

1996-6th 1997-5th1998-7th1999-4th2000-7th2001-5th2002-1st2003-3rd2004-2nd

2005-1st2006-1st2007-3rd2008-4th2009-3rdTop score: 196.725(2004 at Pitt)

1996-7th 1997-4th1998-6th1999-7th2000-2nd2001-8th2002-6th2003-7th2004-4th

2005-8th2006-8th2007-4th2008-6th2009-4thTop score: 196.050

(2004 at Pitt)

1996-1st1997-1st1998-1st1999-6th2000-5th2001-1st2002-2nd2003-6th2004-1st

2005-T-2nd2006-3rd2007-2nd2008-1st2009-2ndTop score: 197.050(2004 at Pitt)

Alix Croop celebrated her final season with the 2009 EAGL Bar title, scoring a

career-high mark of 9.850

2009 EAGL RESULTSFinal Team Results

1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.

NC StateWest VirginiaNorth CarolinaPittNew HampshireMarylandGeorge WashingtonRutgers

195.700195.500194.825194.675194.650194.525193.050189.125

INDIVIDUAL EVENT

RESULTS

(top five finishes, plus top Pitt gymnast)

Vault

1.

3.

5.

Tina Maloney, West VirginiaChelsi Tabor, West VirginiaBrittney Hardiman, NC StateAmy Bieski, West VirginiaShannon Vafi adou, PittBecca Teich, NC StateBrooke Barr, NC StateKristen Simpson, George WashingtonAbbey Adams, Maryland

9.9009.9009.8759.8759.8509.8509.8509.8509.850

Uneven Bars

1.

5.

Alix Croop, PittLauren Deuser, NC StateBrittany Vontz, NC StateMeghan Morris, West VirginiaBrittany Hardiman, NC StateAnna Kronefeld, NC StateTaylor Seaman, NC StateDanielle Reibold, New HampshireKara Wright, North Carolina

9.8509.8509.8509.8509.8259.8259.8259.8259.825

Balance Beam

1.

4.

6.

Chelsea Steinberg, New HampshireAbbey Adams, MarylandShelly Purkat, West VirginiaJess Panza, NC StateKristina Jacob, North CarolinaAlicia Talucci, Pitt

9.8759.8759.8759.8509.8509.825

Floor Exercises

1.2.

4.

Meghan Morris, West VirginiaAshley Shepard, NC StateKrista Jasper, North CarolinaAlix Croop, PittBrittany Hardiman, NC StateJulie Sauchuk, New HampshireBrandi George, MarylandAbbey Adams, MarylandKara Wright, North Carolina

9.8509.8259.8259.8009.8009.8009.8009.8009.800

All Around

1.2.3.4.5.

Meghan Morris, West VirginiaKara Wright, North CarolinaAlicia Talucci, PittBrandi George, MarylandJess Panza, NC State

39.30039.17539.10039.05038.975

2009 EAGL HONORS

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