NU women gymnasts fall to Buckeyes
By Lori Griffin
Staff Reporter
The balance beam and the uneven
bars proved to be the downfalls for
the Nebraska women’s gymnastics
team during its 183.5-182.65 loss to
Ohio State Friday night at the Bob
Dcvancy Sports Center.
Nebraska women’s gymnastics
coach Rick Walton said he was sur
prised that Nebraska was defeated by
only one point, because four Corn
huskers fell during their routines on
the balance beam and uneven bars.
“When you have four or five girls
fall off bars and beam, it’s amazing
we came within a point of them,”
Walton said. “Bars and beam are the
two events that make or break a team,
and we didn’t do well on cither one.”
Walton was disappointed with the
meet’s outcome because Nebraska
had battled Georgia, the defending
national champions, to within two
tenths of a point earlier this season.
“We just weren’t very good, and I
don t know the reason,” Walton said.
“The girls were flat. I don’t think it
was a letdown after pressing Georgia
so closely, but I do think they took
some things for granted in practice
during the past week.
“It showed in their performance.”
Ohio State women’s gymnastics
coach Larry Cox waspleased with his
araicsniinHisKiHnHHBi
team’s performance. He said the
Buckeyes were able to overcome a
shaky performance on the balance
beam en route to the victory.
“This is the first meet that we have
put all of the events together,” Cox
said. “Beam is usually one of our
better events, but we missed on that
tonight. It came down to us blowing
one event while Nebraska messed up
two.”
Ohio State’s Monica Stavros was
the lone individual winner for the
Buckeyes. Stavros won the all
around competition with a 37.5 score
while capturing first-place finishes in
the vault and balance beam.
Nebraska will prepare for its dual
meet against Penn Slate tonight by
watching videotapes, Walton said.
“We’ve got a lot of video of this
meet against Ohio State,” Walton
said. “We’ll sec what happened, try
to fix it and be back on Monday.”
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Bouquet!
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