Bridgeport, Springfield and Southern Connecticut at Yale

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Recap

The Big Storyline: Perhaps not as a strong of a performance as last week, Yale still showed up strong with a season high on vault and bars including falling just shy of an all-time bar record, but a few hiccups on beam held the Bulldogs back from their full team score potential. The Owls had a few struggles on floor, plagued by some tumbling short passes, relying on strong scores from Noely Macias and Hanna Zebdi to get the job done. Bridgeport filled out its lineups, including a vault appearance from Kat Doran good enough for a 9.400. Springfield posted the second highest team total on floor today, also its season high, second only to Yale by a margin of just over half a point, with Bridgeport just a tenth behind.  

Implications: Springfield will stay in the middle of the NCGA-East pack and the division as a whole. Despite a solid showing, Yale will slid into second in the standings, as well as sliding into fourth in USAG after West Chester stormed its way through the weekend. Southern Connecticut and Bridgeport will see no changes, just yet, for any of their standings. Going forward, West Chester and Yale will be neck and neck for top places.

Records: Hanna Zebdi scored a career-best of 9.750 on floor, for the Owls. For Springfield, MacKenzie MacLeod scored a new career high of 9.775 on floor.