PHOTO ESSAY: Maddie Karr Helps Denver to New School Records on Bars, Beam and All Around

February 21, 2020 College Gym News Event Coverage, Featured Carousel, Features, NCAA WAG, Photo Essay

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The Pioneers started their meet on vault in front of 5,475 fans, making it the second-most attended in program history. Junior Emily Glynn, seen here getting a high five from assistant coach Jimmy Pratt, scored a 9.825. (Photo/Tara Graeve)

Freshman Hannah Munnelly (pictured) and Deja Chambliss led George Washington on uneven bars with scores of 9.750 each, for a final team total of 48.550 on the event. (Photo/Tara Graeve)

Senior Maddie Karr wrapped up the vault rotation for the Pioneers with a 9.900. For the second week in a row, the Pioneers competed five-up, five-count on the event, earning a final score of 49.150 for the lead after one rotation. (Photo/Tara Graeve)

Senior Cydney Craza led off the second rotation on vault for the Colonials with a 9.775. (Photo/Tara Graeve)

Denver freshman Amoree Lockhart made her collegiate debut on uneven bars for a 9.825. (Photo/Tara Graeve)

Sophomore Deja Chambliss, returning from a season-ending Achilles injury last year, tied Crasa’s 9.775 on vault. These scores helped George Washington reach 48.625 resulting in a running total of 97.175 after two. (Photo/Tara Graeve)

Maddie Karr continued to be lights out on uneven bars and earned 9.975, her third in four meets, on the apparatus to bring her team to a comfortable lead with 98.725 after two rotations. The Pioneers’ 49.575 on the event is also a new program record, topping the previous one of 49.525. (Photo/Tara Graeve)

Moving to the floor exercise for the third rotation, George Washington junior Anna Warhol earned a 9.775 in the fourth spot. (Photo/Tara Graeve)

Sophomore Alexandria Ruiz followed a career high 9.925 by Lynzee Brown in the lead-off spot with her own career high score of 9.925. (Photo/Tara Graeve)

Deja Chambliss made her 2020 floor debut with a career high 9.825. In her first collegiate all around performance she tallied a 39.150. (Photo/Tara Graeve)

To wrap up the third rotation with a bang, sophomore Alexis Vasquez received her second perfect 10.000 on balance beam of the season. As a result, she helped Denver set another school record score on the event with a 49.650, improving on the previous 49.600. (Photo/Tara Graeve)

Heading into the final rotation with a 2.400-point lead, the Pioneers started off on floor with junior Emily Glynn receiving a 9.850. (Photo/Tara Graeve)

Junior Hannah Cohen earned the Colonials’ best score on balance beam with a 9.850. (Photo/Tara Graeve)

Unfortunately, Denver junior and 2019 NCAA co-champion on floor Lynzee Brown, suffered an injury on her final pass and had to be carried off. It was later announced that she has an Achilles injury and will miss the remainder of the season. (Photo/Tara Graeve)

George Washington finished strong on balance beam for a 48.925, its best event of the evening. The Colonials concluded the meet with a final score of 194.900. (Photo/Tara Graeve)

Senior Maddie Karr had one of the best competitions of her collegiate career, finishing off her night with a 9.950 on floor and setting a new program high all around score of 39.775. Despite Brown’s injury, the Pioneers managed to tie their season high team score of 197.425. (Photo/Tara Graeve)

Photographs by Tara Graeve; captions by Christina Marmet

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