Five Boise State gymnasts have received All-Mountain West honors, marking a significant achievement for the Broncos. Senior Sydney Kho, freshman Miraya Nero, fifth year Blake Pascal, sophomore Kristina Shchennikova, and junior Mahleea Werline were recognized for their outstanding performances in their respective events. Kho's standout moment was a career-best beam score of 9.900, while Nero achieved notable success in the all-around category. Pascal continued her excellence on floor, and Shchennikova and Werline made impressive contributions on bars. This recognition underscores the Broncos' strength as they prepare for the upcoming Mountain West Championship.

By the Numbers
  • Sydnney Kho recorded a beam NQS of 9.840, the sixth-best in the conference.
  • Miraya Nero achieved an all-around NQS of 38.830, placing fifth in the MW.
  • Blake Pascal's floor NQS of 9.860 ranks fifth in the conference.
  • Kristina Shchennikova posted a bars NQS of 9.845, tying for fourth in the MW.
  • Mahleea Werline tied for sixth in bars with a NQS of 9.835.
State of Play
  • Boise State is preparing to host the 2026 MW Championship on March 21 at ExtraMile Arena.
  • The Broncos are tied for second in the conference with five athletes named to the All-MW teams.
  • This is the highest number of all-conference selections for Boise State since 2010.
What's Next

The Broncos are set to compete against Air Force, San Jose State, and Utah State in the MW Championship. Their strong performance this season positions them well for a competitive showing. With confidence from individual accomplishments, team dynamics will be crucial for success.

Bottom Line

Boise State's five All-Mountain West honors reflect a season of remarkable achievements and set the stage for the MW Championship. The team's depth and talent will be tested as they face formidable competitors, making their upcoming performance critical for ongoing momentum.