Yale at LIU

Recap

The Big Storyline: Yale had a rocky showing on beam, with a fall and a low score throwing things off a little, but it went routine for routine, shining on bars with not a single score under 9.625 and adding over three points to its previous week’s score. 

Implications: Yale’s ranking doesn’t change despite the Bulldogs’ incredible performance, as both SEMO and Lindenwood had phenomenal showings this weekend. Unfortunately, Lindsay Chia’s all-around streak came to an end, but fellow Bulldog Sarah Wilson won the title, keeping Yale undefeated in the all-around so far this season. Yale pocketed four scores over 9.700, scoring a 48.700 on bars, just short of its opening 48.875. It has upped its vault score by just over half a point from the start of the season with Raegan Walker leading the team not only on vault but floor as well, where Yale has added a full point. For the EAGL, LIU recorded a program record on bars, notching a 48.700, as well as for its team total. The Sharks took their first ever win.

Records: Raegan Walker scored a career high 9.800 on vault and beautifully notched a personal-best 9.900 on beam.