2024-25 NC State Gymnastics

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NC State gymnastics head coach Kim Landrus announced the Wolfpack's 2025 schedule on Thursday.

Wolfpack fans will get an early preview of this year's squad when the Pack hosts the annual Red & White Exhibition on Sunday, Dec. 15, 2024.

The Wolfpack's 45th season-opener is set for Jan. 4, 2025, as NC State takes on its former conference foe and 2024 EAGL conference champion Towson at home.

The dual meet against the Tigers is the first of five dual meets at Reynolds Coliseum for NC State this season. The Wolfpack's first ACC meet comes Feb. 2 when it hosts Cal in just the third meeting between the programs. The Pack continues its home schedule with a meet against Pittsburgh on Feb. 8, followed by a rivalry showdown with North Carolina on Feb. 21. NC State wraps up its home schedule with a marquee non-conference matchup against Ohio State on March 7. The Buckeyes finished the 2024 season ranked No. 13 nationally.

For the second consecutive year, NC State will compete in the Sprouts Farmers Market Collegiate Quad on Jan. 10 at 9 p.m. ET at Paycom Center in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The event, which will stream live on ACC Network, includes Arizona, Clemson, and Michigan, along with ACC rivals Cal, Pitt, and Clemson among the 12 participating teams.

The Wolfpack's road schedule includes three key conference duals, beginning with a showdown against Stanford on Jan. 18. The Cardinal, which concluded the 2024 season ranked fifth nationally, will kickoff its ACC slate with a match up against the reigning ACC Champions. Following Stanford, the team faces North Carolina on Jan. 24. Later in the season, the Pack visits Clemson for another conference showdown on Feb. 14.
NC State will then travel to Ames, Iowa, for its first tri-meet of the season on Feb. 28, facing Iowa State and Denver.
To conclude the regular season, NC State will travel to Washington, D.C., to compete in its final quad meet against George Washington, Maryland and Towson on March 14.
With an eye on securing its second consecutive ACC title, NC State will open its postseason on Saturday, March 22, at the ACC Championship in Greensboro, North Carolina.
NCAA Regionals are slated for April 2-5, with locations varying. Under Coach Landrus' leadership, the Wolfpack has qualified for NCAA Regionals every year during her eight-season tenure.
The NCAA National Championship will be held April 17-19 in Fort Worth, Texas.
Season tickets for NC State gymnastics are on sale now and can be purchased online or by calling the NC State Athletics Tickets Office at 919-865-1510

https://gopack.com/news/2024/11/7/womens-gymnastics-wolfpack-gymnastics-announces-2025-schedule
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The NC State gymnastics team will host its annual Red and White Exhibition at 2 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 15, at Reynolds Coliseum, kicking off the 2025 season.
Admission is free, and doors will open at 1 p.m. Fans unable to attend can follow the event on social media.Fans are encouraged to show their support by wearing red or white to cheer on their respective squads.
The exhibition will give fans their first chance to preview the 2025 squad, including six newcomers: Ava Myers, Bella Obryant, Kyla Petrocci, Jenna Rusk, Syniya Thomas, and Caroline Volk.
NC State was selected to finish third in the ACC Preseason Poll, behind conference newcomers Cal and Stanford.

The rosters for the Red and White teams are as follows:
RED TEAM
Meg Adler
Peyton Childs
Raina Gandhi
Maddie Hall
Ava Myers
Chloe Negrete
Bella Obryant
Jenna Rusk
Brooke Smead
Caroline Volk
WHITE TEAM
Kailee Adomaites
Elle Hadrick
Katie Harper
Ashley Knight
Lucy Lehman
Kyla Petrocci
Maddy Reid
Syniya Thomas
Lauren Wright
Krista Zultevicz

https://gopack.com/news/2024/12/13/womens-gymnastics-nc-state-gymnastics-to-host-annual-red-and-white-exhibition-on-dec-15
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It looks final was
NC State 195.825
Towson 194.425
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The NC State gymnastics team set a program record for its highest season-opening score with a 195.825, topping Towson's 194.425 in Reynolds Coliseum on Saturday.

The Wolfpack welcomed fans back to Reynolds Coliseum for their 2025 season opener, surpassing their 2023 season-opening score of 195.525, set against ACC rival North Carolina.

Head Coach Kim Landrus expressed her excitement about the crowd's energy, saying, "First, I want to thank all our fans for coming out right after the holidays to support and cheer on Pack Gymnastics.The energy and vibe in the venue were electric."

NC State successfully hit all 24 routines in Saturday's meet, highlighted by Ashley Knight, who claimed the vault title with a 9.850, Maddie Hall, who topped the beam with a 9.850, and Syniya Thomas and Chloe Negrete, who shared the top spot on floor with scores of 9.850.

"I'm very proud of how the team carried what they've been practicing into the competition." Said Landrus. "Nerves are part of our sport, but controlling them and using them to our advantage, like the team did today, is key to our success. Hitting 24-for-24 in our first meet is a solid start."

Thomas made an impressive debut, scoring 9.800 or higher in all her events. She finished second on vault with a 9.825, third on beam with a 9.800, and tied with Negrete for first on floor with a 9.850.

VAULT (48.925)
NC State clinched the vault title in the first rotation with a 48.925. Krista Zultevicz opened with a 9.725, followed by Chloe Negrete (9.775). Freshman Syniya Thomas kicked off her collegiate debut with a 9.825, and reigning ACC Vault Champion Ashley Knight anchored the rotation with a 9.850, the highest score for the Wolfpack.

BARS (48.900)
A trio of Wolfpack gymnasts posted scores of 9.800 or higher on bars. Peyton Childs recorded a 9.825, and Elle Hadrick added a 9.800. Katie Harper anchored the event with a 9.900 to help secure NC State's team score of 48.900.

BEAM (48.950)
In the third rotation, NC State posted a team score of 48.950 on beam. Maddie Hall led the way with a 9.850, setting a new career high. Syniya Thomas earned a 9.800, while Chloe Negrete capped the rotation with a 9.825.

FLOOR (49.050)
The Wolfpack wrapped up the meet with their highest event score of the day, a 49.050 on floor. Meg Adler, competing for the first time on floor for NC State, scored a 9.825. Thomas and Negrete both posted 9.850s, while Knight earned a 9.825.

UP NEXT
The Wolfpack will head to Oklahoma City, Okla. for the Sprouts Farmers Market Collegiate Quad on Friday, Jan. 10, at the Paycom Center. Landrus looks ahead, saying, "I'm confident the team will use this meet to fuel them in their preparations for next weekend as we look forward to competing in the prestigious Sprouts Farmers Market Invitational."

https://gopack.com/news/2025/1/4/womens-gymnastics-nc-state-posts-season-opening-win-over-towson
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#8 in the country? Wow. I searched and see this is apparently based on the scoring of the first meets of the year from all teams - at link below, which is the "official" website for NCAA gymnastics ranking. Apparently not all teams competed this past weekend though, and some teams are not included in the ranking since they haven't competed yet. I don't see Clemson, UNC, or Stanford on there yet...for example. So we could fall a few spots once other teams are added to the rankings:

https://roadtonationals.com/results/standings/season/2025/1/0/5

It surprises me that we are ranked this high. We were as high as #16 in the country last year, I believe, but then at the NCAA tournament we did not perform so well...and showed, IMO, that we might have been more in the range of 20-25th best in the country. However, it was my first year really following gymnastics, so I'm not very keen on how to judge how good we really were. I believe there is some "politics" involved in the scoring sometimes, and we may have got shafted in the first round of the NCAAs last year...and actually been better than that result showed. And we lost our best gymnast from last year, Emily Shepard, due to graduation. I guess we must have added some fairly good freshman or newcomers for this season.

Regardless, I love the results/ranking thus far. Would love to see them challenge Cal (currently #6 in the country) for the ACC title. Based on the results from the first meets, looks like we can at least keep it competitive with them.

We had a pretty big crowd at the first home meet in Reynolds this past weekend too, against a "lesser" opponent, Towson. Officially 2,081 per GoPack. Based on that and the good ranking/results thus far, I bet they could get over 3,000 for the home meets against Cal and UNC later this season, and maybe set the home attendance record.
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No. 8-ranked NC State gymnastics returns to action Friday, Jan. 10, as the Wolfpack competes in the Sprouts Farmers Market Collegiate Quad at the Paycom Center in Oklahoma City. NC State will face No. 14 Arizona, Clemson and No. 13 Michigan in a meet broadcast live on the ACC Network.

MEET INFORMATION
VS: No. No. 14 Arizona / Clemson / 13 Michigan
Date: 01/10/2025
Location: Paycom Center (Oklahoma City, Okla.)
TV: ACC NETWORK
Live Scoring: CLICK HERE

Sprouts Farmers Market Collegiate Quad
NC State competed in the inaugural Sprouts Farmers Market Collegiate Quad in 2024, facing Cal, Michigan State, and BYU in West Valley City, Utah.
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This year, the Wolfpack is one of 12 teams competing in three separate quad meets. NC State is one of three ACC programs in the field, joining Clemson and No. 6 Cal.

https://gopack.com/news/2025/1/9/womens-gymnastics-wolfpack-head-to-sprouts-farmers-market-collegiate-quad
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NC State gymnastics scored a 195.000 to place fourth in the Sprouts Farmers Market Collegiate Quad on Friday night at the Paycom Center. The Wolfpack faced off against No. 13 Michigan, No. 14 Arizona, and Clemson.

No. 13 Michigan claimed first place with a 195.925, followed by Arizona (195.825), Clemson (195.350), and NC State (195.000).

Chloe Negrete led NC State with scores of 9.800 or higher on vault, beam, and floor. Katie Harper anchored the team on bars with a 9.825.

Syniya Thomas and Chloe Negrete both finished second for NC State on floor scoring a career-high 9.875. Freshmen Caroline Volk and Ava Myers also delivered career-best performances on bars, earning 9.800 and 9.725, respectively.

Lauren Wright and Ashley Knight matched Negrete's 9.800 on vault, contributing to a strong finish for the Pack.
Bars (48.850)

NC State began the meet on bars, led by Harper's 9.825 in the anchor spot. Volk secured a career-high 9.800, while Elle Hadrick added a 9.725.

Beam (48.600)
Negrete excelled on beam, earning a team-best 9.850 in the second rotation. Harper continued her consistent evening with a 9.800, and Meg Adler contributed a 9.725.

Floor (48.675)
Thomas and Negrete tied for the second consecutive meet, each scoring a 9.875 on floor. Knight followed with a strong 9.825.

Vault (48.875)
In the final rotation, Negrete, Wright, and Knight each scored a 9.800. Adler closed out the meet with a solid 9.750.

Next Up:
The Wolfpack will stay on the road, traveling to Stanford for their ACC opener on Saturday, Jan. 18, at 5 p.m. ET.

MEET RESULTS

BARS
Katie Harper - 9.825
Caroline Volk - 9.800
Elle Hadrick - 9.775
Peyton Childs - 9.725
Ava Myers - 9.725
Kailee Adomaites - 9.475

BEAM
Chloe Negrete - 9.850
Katie Harper - 9.800
Meg Adler - 9.725
Maddie Hall - 9.700
Ashley Knight - 9.525
Syniya Thomas - 9.475

FLOOR
Syniya Thomas - 9.875
Chloe Negrete - 9.875
Ashley Knight - 9.825
Elle Hadrick - 9.625
Meg Adler - 9.475
Krista Zultevicz - 9.150

VAULT
Chloe Negrete - 9.800
Lauren Wright - 9.800
Ashley Knight - 9.800
Meg Adler - 9.750
Krista Zultevicz - 9.725
Syniya Thomas - 9.675

https://gopack.com/news/2025/1/11/womens-gymnastics-no-8-gymnastics-completes-sprouts-farmers-market-collegiate-quad
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This seems more realistic than previous ranking

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