Gymnastics finishes with season-high 194.675 in first home tri-meet

By Sofia Wright—Content Editor

After a trip to Anchorage, Alaska, the San Jose State gymnastics team hosted the first home meet of the year.

Now three meets into the season, the Spartans placed second and scored a season-best 194.675 against Boise State and Seattle Pacific. Three Spartans won event titles. 

Senior Taylor Chan won the floor title for the second consecutive week with a 9.875 and the all-around with a season-best 39.100. Sophomore Tia Gin and senior Chelsey Andrada tied for first on beam at 9.825.

Gin and Andrada also helped the beam team score a 48.950, tying for the eighth-best beam score in San Jose State history.

The Spartans started the meet on vault. Chan and freshman Cameron Kelperis each scored a 9.775 to lead the team. Moving to bars, Chan and Milne led the team as each scored a 9.800.

The beam team rocked in the third rotation with the 48.950 and tallied up a 145.925 score after three rotations.

On floor for the final rotation, the team scored a 48.750, led by Chan’s 9.875.

The Spartans improved their season-best team score by .300, finishing at 194.675. Boise State won the meet with a 194.525, and Seattle Pacific was third at 191.575.

SJSU continues at home on Friday night with a dual meet against UC Davis at the Event Center. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. for warm-ups, and the Spartans take the floor at 7 p.m.

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