The No. 21 Wolfpack return to Reynolds TODAY!
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π Iowa State, Northern Illinois & Temple
π 4 PM
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Time to get to work!
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Here's how we'll line up for for each event with our afternoon starting on vault.
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A strong start for the Pack in its first rotation!
— NC State Gymnastics πΊπΎ (@Pack_Gymnastics) March 2, 2024
We'll head to bars next β‘οΈ pic.twitter.com/4i57MAhfGG
What a rotation for the Wolfpack π€© pic.twitter.com/VySvRKNkVb
— NC State Gymnastics πΊπΎ (@Pack_Gymnastics) March 2, 2024
A strong showing on beam from the Pack π₯ pic.twitter.com/S6ZAuBvCtW
— NC State Gymnastics πΊπΎ (@Pack_Gymnastics) March 2, 2024
An impressive afternoon for the Pack ends with an impressive rotation on floor π pic.twitter.com/M2bKT1t4dl
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PINK MEET DUB π pic.twitter.com/DTU3QVKvPW
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No. 21 NC State gymnastics posted the fourth score of 197+ in program history on Saturday afternoon as the Wolfpack delivered a quad-meet victory over Iowa State, Northern Illinois and Temple with a 197.000 in Reynolds Coliseum.
The Pack's 197.000 was its second-highest score of the season and the third-highest total of the Kim Landrus era at NC State, with the Pack now having posted back-to-back scores of 197+ in its home arena.
Iowa State followed the Wolfpack in second place at 196.700, while Northern Illinois ended the afternoon in third at 195.200 and Temple closed out the competition in fourth at 194.425.
The afternoon was highlighted by fifth-year senior Emily Shepard registering her 50th career score of 9.9+, tabbing the 49th of her tenure at NC State on bars with a 9.950 and ending the contest on floor at 9.925. Shepard tied a teammate for first place on both events en route to claiming her sixth all-around crown of the Pack's 2024 campaign at 39.525.
NC State landed first-place finishes on two events, with Shepard tying Katie Harper who registered a personal-best 9.950 on bars while Katya Edwards erased her previous career high on floor to match Shepard at 9.925. Shepard and Edwards were additionally tied with Iowa State's Kaia Parker who contributed to the three-way knot on the podium.
Vault (49.175)
The Pack's afternoon started on vault where it matched its second-highest score in the event this season. The Pack only counted scores of 9.825 or higher, with Maddie Hall and Alexis Ortega each registering a set of new season highs with a 9.825 and 9.850, respectively.
Ortega landed on the podium in a tie for third place alongside teammate Ashley Knight who matched her 9.850, while Shepard and Chloe Negrete each tabbed a 9.825 to tie Hall.
Bars (49.400)
NC State's best event of the day came during its second rotation where the Wolfpack fired its second-highest score of the season and its fourth-best score on the event all-time. The Pack was led by a pair of first-place finishers, with Shepard and Harper's 9.950 marks each serving as a meet-high. Sophomore Madeline Reid contributed a podium finish as well for the Wolfpack, with Reid tabbing a new career-best score of her own with a 9.925 in just her fourth routine of the season. Ortega had an impressive showing as well for NC State, with a 9.850 matching her best score on the event in Reynolds Coliseum this season. A leadoff 9.725 from bars specialist Kailee Adomaites rounded out the scoring effort from the Pack in one of its best rotations this season.
Beam (49.100)
Beam was one of three events where the Wolfpack only counted scores of 9.8+, with NC State tallying four scores of 9.825 during its third rotation. Ortega, Shepard and Negrete each matched beam specialist Macy Jennings at 9.825, while a 9.800 from Harper secured the Pack's fourth-straight meet counting a 49.100 or higher on beam.
Floor (49.325)
NC State trailed Iowa State 147.750-147.675 as the Pack headed to floor but edged the Cyclones 49.325-48.950 in the final rotation with Iowa State on vault to push its undefeated streak to seven-straight meets, stretching back to the Pack's ACC opener on Jan. 19 at North Carolina.
Edwards' personal-best of 9.925 secured the first podium finish of her career, while Shepard matching her one spot later in the lineup boosted the pair of Pack gymnasts into a tie for first place. Negrete anchored at 9.825 while Knight recorded her fifth-straight score of 9.8+ on floor at 9.850. A leadoff 9.800 from Hall was her second-highest score of the season in the event, with the Pack having now posted a 49+ on floor in eight straight meets, dating back to the Sprouts Farmers Market Collegiate Quad on Jan. 13.
Up Next
The Pack will face Temple once again on Thursday, Mar. 7, with the Pack traveling to a quad meet hosted by the Owls this week. NC State will compete alongside Temple, Maryland and Penn, with the four-team contest slated for a 1 p.m. start time at Temple's McGonigle Hall. A stream will be available for fans to watch on ESPN+ through the WatchESPN app.
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The Pack's 197.000 was its second-highest score of the season and the third-highest total of the Kim Landrus era at NC State, with the Pack now having posted back-to-back scores of 197+ in its home arena.
Iowa State followed the Wolfpack in second place at 196.700, while Northern Illinois ended the afternoon in third at 195.200 and Temple closed out the competition in fourth at 194.425.
The afternoon was highlighted by fifth-year senior Emily Shepard registering her 50th career score of 9.9+, tabbing the 49th of her tenure at NC State on bars with a 9.950 and ending the contest on floor at 9.925. Shepard tied a teammate for first place on both events en route to claiming her sixth all-around crown of the Pack's 2024 campaign at 39.525.
NC State landed first-place finishes on two events, with Shepard tying Katie Harper who registered a personal-best 9.950 on bars while Katya Edwards erased her previous career high on floor to match Shepard at 9.925. Shepard and Edwards were additionally tied with Iowa State's Kaia Parker who contributed to the three-way knot on the podium.
Vault (49.175)
The Pack's afternoon started on vault where it matched its second-highest score in the event this season. The Pack only counted scores of 9.825 or higher, with Maddie Hall and Alexis Ortega each registering a set of new season highs with a 9.825 and 9.850, respectively.
Ortega landed on the podium in a tie for third place alongside teammate Ashley Knight who matched her 9.850, while Shepard and Chloe Negrete each tabbed a 9.825 to tie Hall.
Bars (49.400)
NC State's best event of the day came during its second rotation where the Wolfpack fired its second-highest score of the season and its fourth-best score on the event all-time. The Pack was led by a pair of first-place finishers, with Shepard and Harper's 9.950 marks each serving as a meet-high. Sophomore Madeline Reid contributed a podium finish as well for the Wolfpack, with Reid tabbing a new career-best score of her own with a 9.925 in just her fourth routine of the season. Ortega had an impressive showing as well for NC State, with a 9.850 matching her best score on the event in Reynolds Coliseum this season. A leadoff 9.725 from bars specialist Kailee Adomaites rounded out the scoring effort from the Pack in one of its best rotations this season.
Beam (49.100)
Beam was one of three events where the Wolfpack only counted scores of 9.8+, with NC State tallying four scores of 9.825 during its third rotation. Ortega, Shepard and Negrete each matched beam specialist Macy Jennings at 9.825, while a 9.800 from Harper secured the Pack's fourth-straight meet counting a 49.100 or higher on beam.
Floor (49.325)
NC State trailed Iowa State 147.750-147.675 as the Pack headed to floor but edged the Cyclones 49.325-48.950 in the final rotation with Iowa State on vault to push its undefeated streak to seven-straight meets, stretching back to the Pack's ACC opener on Jan. 19 at North Carolina.
Edwards' personal-best of 9.925 secured the first podium finish of her career, while Shepard matching her one spot later in the lineup boosted the pair of Pack gymnasts into a tie for first place. Negrete anchored at 9.825 while Knight recorded her fifth-straight score of 9.8+ on floor at 9.850. A leadoff 9.800 from Hall was her second-highest score of the season in the event, with the Pack having now posted a 49+ on floor in eight straight meets, dating back to the Sprouts Farmers Market Collegiate Quad on Jan. 13.
Up Next
The Pack will face Temple once again on Thursday, Mar. 7, with the Pack traveling to a quad meet hosted by the Owls this week. NC State will compete alongside Temple, Maryland and Penn, with the four-team contest slated for a 1 p.m. start time at Temple's McGonigle Hall. A stream will be available for fans to watch on ESPN+ through the WatchESPN app.
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π‘πππ on the π‘ππππ’ π«
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Madeline fired a career-best 9.925 on bars yesterday for the Pack! pic.twitter.com/b8HgFFQJoa
The best support system π©·
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Sweet dreams, Pack! pic.twitter.com/Ypb5y8hCSL
The best there is πͺ#WPN showed up and showed OUT today! pic.twitter.com/gdVeHXgDph
— NC State Gymnastics πΊπΎ (@Pack_Gymnastics) March 3, 2024
A new career high for Katya!!!
— NC State Gymnastics πΊπΎ (@Pack_Gymnastics) March 2, 2024
She currently leads the way with a 9.925 on floor! pic.twitter.com/o4cAapYxNt
Not your average freshman π
— NC State Gymnastics πΊπΎ (@Pack_Gymnastics) March 2, 2024
A career-best 9.950 on bars for Katie! pic.twitter.com/7dlbWxDSgf
CAREER HIGH π π
— NC State Gymnastics πΊπΎ (@Pack_Gymnastics) March 2, 2024
Madeline Reid fires a personal-best 9.925 on bars followed by a career-high 9.950 from Katie Harper π₯ pic.twitter.com/21UGWoqyMn
β¨ SHOWTIME β¨ pic.twitter.com/D5IRbPMFJC
— NC State Gymnastics πΊπΎ (@Pack_Gymnastics) March 2, 2024
A two-meet week kicks off at Temple this Thursday β‘οΈ pic.twitter.com/Kf3pejp9Lx
— NC State Gymnastics πΊπΎ (@Pack_Gymnastics) March 4, 2024
No. 21 NC State gymnastics kicks off a two-meet week on Thursday, Mar. 7, as the Pack travels to Temple for a midweek quad against the Owls, Maryland, and Penn.
The meet will be the penultimate road trip for the Pack this season, with NC State's regular season finale set for Friday, Mar. 15 at Florida with Iowa State and LIU.
The Wolfpack enters Thursday's matchup coming off its fifth score of 197+ in program history, with NC State using a 197.000 to secure a quad-meet victory on Mar. 2 over Iowa State, Northern Illinois, and Temple.
With 197.000 marking the Pack's second-best score of the season and the third-highest mark of the Kim Landrus era, NC State swept the ACC's weekly awards as Emily Shepard received her sixth-straight ACC Gymnast of the Week award, Katya Edwards was honored as ACC Specialist of the Week, and Katie Harper was named ACC Newcomer of the Week.
Thursday's quad meet will mark the first of two contests this week for the Wolfpack, as NC State is set to host its senior day alongside a celebration of the 1984 ACC Championship team on Sunday, Mar. 10. The Pack welcomes Penn, Penn State, and Texas Woman's University to Reynolds Coliseum this weekend for its final home meet of the 2024 campaign.
Thursday's matchup will be held at Temple's McGonigle Hall, with the meet streamed on ESPN+ through the WatchESPN app. The first rotation of the midday tilt is slated for 1 p.m.
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The meet will be the penultimate road trip for the Pack this season, with NC State's regular season finale set for Friday, Mar. 15 at Florida with Iowa State and LIU.
The Wolfpack enters Thursday's matchup coming off its fifth score of 197+ in program history, with NC State using a 197.000 to secure a quad-meet victory on Mar. 2 over Iowa State, Northern Illinois, and Temple.
With 197.000 marking the Pack's second-best score of the season and the third-highest mark of the Kim Landrus era, NC State swept the ACC's weekly awards as Emily Shepard received her sixth-straight ACC Gymnast of the Week award, Katya Edwards was honored as ACC Specialist of the Week, and Katie Harper was named ACC Newcomer of the Week.
Thursday's quad meet will mark the first of two contests this week for the Wolfpack, as NC State is set to host its senior day alongside a celebration of the 1984 ACC Championship team on Sunday, Mar. 10. The Pack welcomes Penn, Penn State, and Texas Woman's University to Reynolds Coliseum this weekend for its final home meet of the 2024 campaign.
Thursday's matchup will be held at Temple's McGonigle Hall, with the meet streamed on ESPN+ through the WatchESPN app. The first rotation of the midday tilt is slated for 1 p.m.
https://gopack.com/news/2024/3/6/womens-gymnastics-no-21-gymnastics-travels-to-temple-for-quad-meet
Bringing a second-place finish and a season-high beam score home from Temple!
— NC State Gymnastics πΊπΎ (@Pack_Gymnastics) March 7, 2024
We're back in action on Sunday in a Senior Day quad meet in Reynolds. pic.twitter.com/svkbbl5xOF
No. 21 NC State gymnastics returns to Reynolds Coliseum for the final time in 2024 on Sunday afternoon as the Wolfpack will host Penn, Penn State and Texas Woman's University in a quad meet.
Sunday will mark the second time this season that the Pack will host a ranked opponent, as Penn State enters this weekend's quad ranked two spots below NC State at No. 23.
The Wolfpack enters Sunday's matinee having just fired a 196.750 in a quad meet at Temple on Thursday, bringing home a second-place finish as Maryland won the team title at 197.050.
The Pack used a season-high beam score of 49.425 in the opening rotation and a trio of event titles on vault, bars and floor to push its NQS from 196.620 to 196.725, with 196.750 marking NC State's second-highest road score of the season.
Sunday will be a special day at NC State for multiple reasons, with the meet acting as both NC State's senior day and a program alumni reunion. Madison Benson, Alexis Ortega and Emily Shepard alongside student coach Brooke Conley will each be honored as part of the afternoon's senior day festivities, and a special celebration of the 1984 ACC Championship team will be held as well as part of the alumni reunion.
The quad meet between the Wolfpack, Quakers, Nittany Lions and Pioneers is slated for a 4 p.m. start time, with a stream provided on the ACC Network Extra through the WatchESPN app for those who cannot attend.
Tickets will be available at the front door of Reynolds upon entry into the event or can be purchased in advance on GoPack.com.
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Sunday will mark the second time this season that the Pack will host a ranked opponent, as Penn State enters this weekend's quad ranked two spots below NC State at No. 23.
The Wolfpack enters Sunday's matinee having just fired a 196.750 in a quad meet at Temple on Thursday, bringing home a second-place finish as Maryland won the team title at 197.050.
The Pack used a season-high beam score of 49.425 in the opening rotation and a trio of event titles on vault, bars and floor to push its NQS from 196.620 to 196.725, with 196.750 marking NC State's second-highest road score of the season.
Sunday will be a special day at NC State for multiple reasons, with the meet acting as both NC State's senior day and a program alumni reunion. Madison Benson, Alexis Ortega and Emily Shepard alongside student coach Brooke Conley will each be honored as part of the afternoon's senior day festivities, and a special celebration of the 1984 ACC Championship team will be held as well as part of the alumni reunion.
The quad meet between the Wolfpack, Quakers, Nittany Lions and Pioneers is slated for a 4 p.m. start time, with a stream provided on the ACC Network Extra through the WatchESPN app for those who cannot attend.
Tickets will be available at the front door of Reynolds upon entry into the event or can be purchased in advance on GoPack.com.
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It's Senior Day in Reynolds for the No. 21 Wolfpack!
— NC State Gymnastics πΊπΎ (@Pack_Gymnastics) March 10, 2024
π Penn, Penn State & Texas Woman's
π 4 PM
π Reynolds Coliseum
πΊ ACC Network Extra
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π Senior Day pic.twitter.com/v7ie9LGq9l
Let's get to work, Pack!
— NC State Gymnastics πΊπΎ (@Pack_Gymnastics) March 10, 2024
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Setting the tone early!
— NC State Gymnastics πΊπΎ (@Pack_Gymnastics) March 10, 2024
The Pack fires its second-best score of the season on vault led by @emilyshepard24 with a 9.875.
We'll head to ππππ next β‘οΈ pic.twitter.com/9HqIwXCBuE
Another strong rotation for the Pack!
— NC State Gymnastics πΊπΎ (@Pack_Gymnastics) March 10, 2024
We're halfway home in Reynolds. pic.twitter.com/tDPrGyyfeZ
Our best beam score of 2024! pic.twitter.com/rBR0OB77PV
— NC State Gymnastics πΊπΎ (@Pack_Gymnastics) March 10, 2024
A strong finish for the Pack on floor! pic.twitter.com/BmDuvKjAdz
— NC State Gymnastics πΊπΎ (@Pack_Gymnastics) March 10, 2024
The Pack fires the third-highest score in PROGRAM HISTORY to complete an undefeated season in Reynolds! pic.twitter.com/T2s3w1G1g6
— NC State Gymnastics πΊπΎ (@Pack_Gymnastics) March 10, 2024
Squad is now up to #18 in the country:
https://roadtonationals.com/results/standings/season/2024/10/0/5
Tough to be bringing Cal into the conference next year, as they are #3 in the country.
https://roadtonationals.com/results/standings/season/2024/10/0/5
Tough to be bringing Cal into the conference next year, as they are #3 in the country.
"Ye are not of the world, but I have chosen you out of the world, therefore the world hateth you." - John 15:19
Another jump in the rankings for the Wolfpack! pic.twitter.com/r0EKTPQnT1
— NC State Gymnastics πΊπΎ (@Pack_Gymnastics) March 11, 2024
No. 21 NC State gymnastics closed out its 2024 home slate with a quad-meet victory on Sunday afternoon, firing a 197.375 against Penn, Penn State, and Texas Woman's University.
197.375 it the third-highest score in program history and is the third score of 197+ this season for the Wolfpack, with three of the program's six scores of 197+ now having come in 2024.
The win for the Wolfpack also completed an undefeated season in Reynolds Coliseum, with the Pack closing out its home schedule at 9-0 overall and 3-0 in the ACC.
Penn State ended the afternoon in second place at 197.000, while Penn fired a season-high 196.050 and Texas Woman's posted a 194.575.
The Pack's day was highlighted by a pair of split event titles on bars and beam, as NC State fired a season-best 49.475 on the balance beam that was the program's best score on the event since 2004.
Emily Shepard and Alexis Ortega each competed all-around for the Wolfpack, with Shepard firing the second-highest all-around score in program history at 39.600 while Ortega posted a 39.475. Shepard's all-around title was her seventh of the season, while Ortega's four-event score marked a new career high for the graduate.
Shepard and Ortega, alongside teammate Madison Benson and student coach Brooke Conley were each honored post-meet as part of the afternoon's senior day festivities, while NC State also welcomed back its 1984 ACC Championship team and many other former gymnasts as part of the school's annual alumni meet.
Vault (49.225)
The Wolfpack posted its second-highest score on vault this season in its opening rotation, counting only scores of 9.825 or higher to set the tone early. Shepard led the way for NC State at 9.875 followed by a pair of 9.850 totals from Maddie Hall and Krista Zultevicz. Hall's score registered a new career high for the freshman, while Zultevicz's total matched her personal best.
The Pack's scoring effort was rounded out by a pair of 9.825 marks by Chloe Negrete and Ortega, with NC State posting its highest vault team total since Feb. 2.
Bars (49.350)
Shepard shared the bars crown with freshman Katie Harper and Texas Woman's Brooke Ferrari at 9.925, both of which marked the fourth score of 9.9+ on bars in the last five meets for the two gymnasts.
Ortega posted her highest score in the event in Reynolds this season at 9.875, while Madeline Reid continued a strong sophomore campaign at 9.825 and Peyton Childs counted a 9.800
Beam (49.475)
NC State separated itself from the field in its penultimate rotation with a season-high 49.475 on beam, sparked by a trio of 9.9+ totals from Harper, Ortega and Shepard that landed each gymnast on the podium. Shepard and Ortega split the beam crown at 9.925, with Harper landing in third place with a new personal best of 9.900.
Beam specialist Macy Jennings tabbed her second-highest total of the season at 9.875, while a 9.850 from Meg Adler tied her career best. Chloe Negrete closed out the third rotation with a 9.850 of her own from the anchor position, splitting the final counted score between herself and Adler.
Floor (49.325)
Katya Edwards made her way onto the podium for the Wolfpack on floor, with the sophomore floor specialist totaling her second-career score of 9.9+ at 9.900. Edwards ended the afternoon in a three-way tie for second place, while Shepard finished just off the podium at 9.875 in her final routine in Reynolds. A trio of 9.850 marks completed NC State's day, with Ortega, Negrete and Zultevicz each tying one another to boost the Pack's team total. Ortega's 9.850 marks a new season high on floor, while Zultevicz's tally was her highest since Feb. 11.
Up Next
NC State will close its regular season campaign on Friday, Mar. 15 as the Pack will travel to Florida for a quad meet against the fourth-ranked Gators, Iowa State, and LIU. The first rotation between the Wolfpack, Gators, Cyclones and Sharks is slated for a 6:45 p.m. start time with the meet broadcast on SEC Network +.
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197.375 it the third-highest score in program history and is the third score of 197+ this season for the Wolfpack, with three of the program's six scores of 197+ now having come in 2024.
The win for the Wolfpack also completed an undefeated season in Reynolds Coliseum, with the Pack closing out its home schedule at 9-0 overall and 3-0 in the ACC.
Penn State ended the afternoon in second place at 197.000, while Penn fired a season-high 196.050 and Texas Woman's posted a 194.575.
The Pack's day was highlighted by a pair of split event titles on bars and beam, as NC State fired a season-best 49.475 on the balance beam that was the program's best score on the event since 2004.
Emily Shepard and Alexis Ortega each competed all-around for the Wolfpack, with Shepard firing the second-highest all-around score in program history at 39.600 while Ortega posted a 39.475. Shepard's all-around title was her seventh of the season, while Ortega's four-event score marked a new career high for the graduate.
Shepard and Ortega, alongside teammate Madison Benson and student coach Brooke Conley were each honored post-meet as part of the afternoon's senior day festivities, while NC State also welcomed back its 1984 ACC Championship team and many other former gymnasts as part of the school's annual alumni meet.
Vault (49.225)
The Wolfpack posted its second-highest score on vault this season in its opening rotation, counting only scores of 9.825 or higher to set the tone early. Shepard led the way for NC State at 9.875 followed by a pair of 9.850 totals from Maddie Hall and Krista Zultevicz. Hall's score registered a new career high for the freshman, while Zultevicz's total matched her personal best.
The Pack's scoring effort was rounded out by a pair of 9.825 marks by Chloe Negrete and Ortega, with NC State posting its highest vault team total since Feb. 2.
Bars (49.350)
Shepard shared the bars crown with freshman Katie Harper and Texas Woman's Brooke Ferrari at 9.925, both of which marked the fourth score of 9.9+ on bars in the last five meets for the two gymnasts.
Ortega posted her highest score in the event in Reynolds this season at 9.875, while Madeline Reid continued a strong sophomore campaign at 9.825 and Peyton Childs counted a 9.800
Beam (49.475)
NC State separated itself from the field in its penultimate rotation with a season-high 49.475 on beam, sparked by a trio of 9.9+ totals from Harper, Ortega and Shepard that landed each gymnast on the podium. Shepard and Ortega split the beam crown at 9.925, with Harper landing in third place with a new personal best of 9.900.
Beam specialist Macy Jennings tabbed her second-highest total of the season at 9.875, while a 9.850 from Meg Adler tied her career best. Chloe Negrete closed out the third rotation with a 9.850 of her own from the anchor position, splitting the final counted score between herself and Adler.
Floor (49.325)
Katya Edwards made her way onto the podium for the Wolfpack on floor, with the sophomore floor specialist totaling her second-career score of 9.9+ at 9.900. Edwards ended the afternoon in a three-way tie for second place, while Shepard finished just off the podium at 9.875 in her final routine in Reynolds. A trio of 9.850 marks completed NC State's day, with Ortega, Negrete and Zultevicz each tying one another to boost the Pack's team total. Ortega's 9.850 marks a new season high on floor, while Zultevicz's tally was her highest since Feb. 11.
Up Next
NC State will close its regular season campaign on Friday, Mar. 15 as the Pack will travel to Florida for a quad meet against the fourth-ranked Gators, Iowa State, and LIU. The first rotation between the Wolfpack, Gators, Cyclones and Sharks is slated for a 6:45 p.m. start time with the meet broadcast on SEC Network +.
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No. 18 NC State gymnastics is set to compete in its final regular season meet of the year on Friday night, as the Wolfpack travels to No. 4 Florida for a quad meet against the Gators, Iowa State and LIU.
The 2024 regular season will close as one of the most successful in NC State history, with the Pack claiming the ACC Regular Season Championship and recording three scores of 197+, including a 197.575 on Feb. 17 against Clemson that ranks as the second-highest score in program history.
NC State enters Friday night's meet having most recently won a quad meet against Penn, Penn State and Texas Woman's University, with the Pack leading the way at 197.375. NC State fired a season-high 49.475 in the quad, improving its previous best of 49.425 it had posted just three days earlier at Temple with Maryland and Penn.
The Wolfpack will meet a pair of familiar foes to close the regular season, as NC State and LIU were previously conference foes as a member of EAGL. The Pack additionally faced Iowa State on Mar. 2, winning a quad over the Cyclones, Northern Illinois and Temple.
Iowa State is also the alma mater of NC State head coach Kim Landrus, who was a four-year letterwinner for the Cyclones during 1994-97.
Fourth-ranked Florida enters Friday's quad having just fired a first-place 197.700 in a quad meet at Nebraska with Eastern Michigan and Lindenwood.
The Pack and Gators faced off most recently in 2022, with the Gators visiting Reynolds Coliseum alongside Penn and Rutgers.
Friday's quad is slated for a 6:45 p.m. start time, with a stream broadcast on SEC Network + through the WatchESPN app.
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The 2024 regular season will close as one of the most successful in NC State history, with the Pack claiming the ACC Regular Season Championship and recording three scores of 197+, including a 197.575 on Feb. 17 against Clemson that ranks as the second-highest score in program history.
NC State enters Friday night's meet having most recently won a quad meet against Penn, Penn State and Texas Woman's University, with the Pack leading the way at 197.375. NC State fired a season-high 49.475 in the quad, improving its previous best of 49.425 it had posted just three days earlier at Temple with Maryland and Penn.
The Wolfpack will meet a pair of familiar foes to close the regular season, as NC State and LIU were previously conference foes as a member of EAGL. The Pack additionally faced Iowa State on Mar. 2, winning a quad over the Cyclones, Northern Illinois and Temple.
Iowa State is also the alma mater of NC State head coach Kim Landrus, who was a four-year letterwinner for the Cyclones during 1994-97.
Fourth-ranked Florida enters Friday's quad having just fired a first-place 197.700 in a quad meet at Nebraska with Eastern Michigan and Lindenwood.
The Pack and Gators faced off most recently in 2022, with the Gators visiting Reynolds Coliseum alongside Penn and Rutgers.
Friday's quad is slated for a 6:45 p.m. start time, with a stream broadcast on SEC Network + through the WatchESPN app.
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One final time in the regular season!
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No. 18 NC State gymnastics brought home a second-place finish in its quad meet at Florida with Iowa State and LIU, firing a 196.825 highlighted by a season-high vault score of 49.250 and a pair of 49.3+ totals on beam and floor.
The fourth-ranked Gators led the way at 197.900, while Iowa State finished the evening in third place at 195.825 and LIU rounded out the night in fourth place at 192.025.
Individually, Chloe Negrete shined for the Wolfpack, contributing three scores of 9.9+ including a first-place beam routine at 9.925 and a new personal best of 9.925 on vault.
Bars (48.900)
The Pack's evening started on bars where Emily Shepard led the way at 9.825, followed by a pair of 9.800 marks from Alexis Ortega and Katie Harper.
Madeline Reid fired a 9.750, while a leadoff 9.725 from Kailee Adomaites rounded out NC State's scoring effort.
Beam (49.375)
The Wolfpack's highest score of the evening came on beam, with Negrete leading the way at 9.925 to land in a three-way tie for first place alongside Florida's Sloane Blakely and Alyssa Arana.
Beam specialist Macy Jennings, alongside fifth-years Shepard and Ortega each fired a 9.875 while the Pack's lowest counted score was a 9.825, thrown in by freshman Katie Harper.
Floor (49.300)
Krista Zultevicz recorded the first 9.9+ score of her career during NC State's third rotation, leading the Wolfpack with a career-best 9.900. Zultevicz was matched by Negrete with the same score, with Shepard following just behind the duo at 9.875.
Maddie Hall tabbed a 9.825, while Katya Edwards counted a 9.800 to continue a strong freshman campaign.
Vault (49.250)
The Wolfpack's evening closed on vault with Negrete's career-best 9.925 boosting NC State to its best vault score of the season. Negrete finished on the podium in a tie for second place, while the Pack's vault total tied the program's third-highest all-time and its best since 2018.
Meg Adler fired of a new personal best of her own at 9.875, while Zultevicz continued a strong night by matching her season high at 9.850.
A pair of 9.800 results from Ortega and Hall rounded out the scoring effort, with the Pack having now posted a season-high as a team in at least one event in its last three meets.
Up Next
With the regular season now completed, the Pack will shift its focus to postseason play with the ACC Championships set for Mar. 23. NC State will be the one seed in the first ACC title meet since 1984, with the Wolfpack set to compete at the Greensboro Coliseum in Greensboro, N.C. at 7 p.m. alongside Clemson, North Carolina and Pitt. The conference quad will be broadcast on the ACC Network and will be the last chance for NC State fans to watch the Wolfpack in North Carolina this season.
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The fourth-ranked Gators led the way at 197.900, while Iowa State finished the evening in third place at 195.825 and LIU rounded out the night in fourth place at 192.025.
Individually, Chloe Negrete shined for the Wolfpack, contributing three scores of 9.9+ including a first-place beam routine at 9.925 and a new personal best of 9.925 on vault.
Bars (48.900)
The Pack's evening started on bars where Emily Shepard led the way at 9.825, followed by a pair of 9.800 marks from Alexis Ortega and Katie Harper.
Madeline Reid fired a 9.750, while a leadoff 9.725 from Kailee Adomaites rounded out NC State's scoring effort.
Beam (49.375)
The Wolfpack's highest score of the evening came on beam, with Negrete leading the way at 9.925 to land in a three-way tie for first place alongside Florida's Sloane Blakely and Alyssa Arana.
Beam specialist Macy Jennings, alongside fifth-years Shepard and Ortega each fired a 9.875 while the Pack's lowest counted score was a 9.825, thrown in by freshman Katie Harper.
Floor (49.300)
Krista Zultevicz recorded the first 9.9+ score of her career during NC State's third rotation, leading the Wolfpack with a career-best 9.900. Zultevicz was matched by Negrete with the same score, with Shepard following just behind the duo at 9.875.
Maddie Hall tabbed a 9.825, while Katya Edwards counted a 9.800 to continue a strong freshman campaign.
Vault (49.250)
The Wolfpack's evening closed on vault with Negrete's career-best 9.925 boosting NC State to its best vault score of the season. Negrete finished on the podium in a tie for second place, while the Pack's vault total tied the program's third-highest all-time and its best since 2018.
Meg Adler fired of a new personal best of her own at 9.875, while Zultevicz continued a strong night by matching her season high at 9.850.
A pair of 9.800 results from Ortega and Hall rounded out the scoring effort, with the Pack having now posted a season-high as a team in at least one event in its last three meets.
Up Next
With the regular season now completed, the Pack will shift its focus to postseason play with the ACC Championships set for Mar. 23. NC State will be the one seed in the first ACC title meet since 1984, with the Wolfpack set to compete at the Greensboro Coliseum in Greensboro, N.C. at 7 p.m. alongside Clemson, North Carolina and Pitt. The conference quad will be broadcast on the ACC Network and will be the last chance for NC State fans to watch the Wolfpack in North Carolina this season.
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You already know what this week is!
— NC State Gymnastics πΊπΎ (@Pack_Gymnastics) March 18, 2024
Weβll head to Tournament Town on Saturday for the ACC Championship!
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That makes NINE straight ACC Gymnast of the Week Awards won by the Wolfpack π€©
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