The Flippin' Birds placed third at the Washington quad-meet, scoring 196.525, with Washington Huskies in first place, BYU in second, and Sacramento State in fourth. Freshman Niya Randolph excelled in the all-around, placing second with 39.275, while Freshman Brinlee Christensen impressed on the vault with a top spot score of 9.925.

The Big Picture

The Flippin' Birds gymnastics team demonstrated resilience and strong performances at the quad-meet, showcasing their competitive spirit and ability to excel under pressure.

By the Numbers
  • First place: Washington Huskies - 197.175
  • Second place: BYU - 196.750
  • Third place: Southern Utah Thunderbirds - 196.525
  • Fourth place: Sacramento State Hornets - 195.350
State of Play
  • Outstanding performances by Freshman Niya Randolph and Freshman Brinlee Christensen contributed significantly to the team's success.
  • Head Coach Scotty Bauman praised the team's effort in overcoming challenges during warm-up to perform exceptionally well throughout the meet.
  • The Flippin' Birds tied with Washington for the best bars rotation, showcasing their consistency and competitive edge.
What's Next

The Flippin' Birds will travel to California for the Mountian Pacific Sports Federation Conference Championship on March 23, competing against UC Davis, Alaska Anchorage, and host Sacramento State.

Bottom Line

The Thunderbirds' strong performance at the Washington quad-meet highlights their potential and competitive spirit, setting the stage for an exciting upcoming championship event in California.