Boise State started the meet on floor. Sophomore Adriana Popp scored a 9.875, one of four in the rotation for the Broncos. (Photo/Emily Howell-Forbes)
Washington got going on vault. Junior Amara Cunningham received a 9.750 in the fourth spot. (Photo/Emily Howell-Forbes)
Fresh off its season debut against San Jose State four days before, Stanford managed to field nearly full lineups across all four events. Senior Kyla Bryant, one of five athletes on bars, scored a 9.775 to help the Cardinal tie the Huskies at 48.475 after one. (Photo/Emily Howell-Forbes)
Redshirt senior Maddi Nilson anchored the floor rotation with a 9.875. The Broncos easily took the lead with a 49.350. (Photo/Emily Howell-Forbes)
Following a 9.850 from fellow freshman Skylar Killough-Wilhelm, Katie McNamara hit her bars routine for a 9.725. The Huskies were able to bounce back from last week’s rotation with a 48.875 here. (Photo/Emily Howell-Forbes)
After scoring a 46.000 on beam in the second rotation with only five athletes up, the Cardinal lost a bit of ground and trailed the Huskies by 0.975 points. Sophomore Chloe Widner received a 9.825 for her floor routine in the second spot. (Photo/Emily Howell-Forbes)
Freshman Cathy Ecksteen earned a 9.775 on beam for the Huskies. (Photo/Emily Howell-Forbes)
After a 48.875 on vault, the Broncos comfortably maintained their lead at the halfway mark. Freshman Courtney Blackson scored a 9.800 in the second spot on bars. (Photo/Emily Howell-Forbes)
Sophomore Morgan Bowles scored a third 9.775 in a row on balance beam for the Huskies. (Photo/Emily Howell-Forbes)
After a 9.900 from Kyla Bryant, freshman Sandra Jessen anchored the floor rotation for the Cardinal. While her 9.675 was dropped, Stanford earned an event score of 49.050, and managed to enter six gymnasts in the event. (Photo/Emily Howell-Forbes)
Senior Geneva Thompson anchored the beam rotation for Washington with a 9.750. Unfortunately, the Huskies had to count a fall, dropping their event total to a 47.975. (Photo/Emily Howell-Forbes)
Senior Emily Muhlenhaupt, renowned for her bars work, scored a 9.925 for the Broncos. She is currently ranked third nationally on the event. Boise State maintained its lead after three against Washington and Stanford—146.975 to 145.725 and 142.775. (Photo/Emily Howell-Forbes)
After a hit floor rotation, Stanford wrapped up the meet on vault with a 48.300. The Cardinal reached a final score of 191.825, substantially improving by over 60 points since its season opener. (Photo/Emily Howell-Forbes)
The Broncos wrapped up the meet on beam. Senior Gabriela Cavinta received a 9.725 in the third spot. (Photo/Emily Howell-Forbes)
The Huskies finally had six gymnasts in their floor lineup for only the second time this year. Sophomore Isa Weiss scored a 9.750 in the second spot, following Allie Smith’s 9.825. (Photo/Emily Howell-Forbes)
After missing from the lineup for over a month, freshman Skylar Killough-Wilhelm anchored the floor rotation with a 9.875. The Huskies scored a total of 49.275, finally breaking 49.000 for the first time this season. Washington reached a season-high score of 195.000 to finish in second. (Photo/Emily Howell-Forbes)
Senior Emily Muhlenhaupt anchored the beam rotation for the Broncos. While her 9.350 was dropped, they totaled 48.800 on the event. Boise State still comfortably won the meet ahead of Washington and Stanford with a 196.3250. (Photo/Emily Howell-Forbes)
Photos by Emily Howell-Forbes; captions by Christina Marmet
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