temple gymnastics 2016

temple gymnastics 2016 #TUG UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Location............... Philadelphia, Pa. Enrollment...................... 39,000 Founded......................... 1884 President.............. Dr. Neil Theobold VP/ Athletic Director...... Dr. Patrick Kraft Affiliation.............. NCAA Division I-A Conference....................... ECAC Home Arena............. McGonigle Hall Nickname........................ Owls Colors................. Cherry and White University Website....... www.temple.edu Athletics Website..... www.owlsports.com TABLE OF CONTENTS Quick Facts.......................... 1 2016 Schedule....................... 2 Season Outlook..................... 3-4 Coaches & Staff..................... 5-8 University & Athletics Staff........... 9-12 Meet the Owls.................... 13-26 2015 Season Review............... 27-29 Records......................... 30-31 Season-By-Season................. 32-37 TEAM INFORMATION 2015 Record........................... 3-17 2015 ECAC Championship Finish....... 5th 2015 Season High..... 192.15 (at Penn, 02/07) Letterwinners Returning/Lost......... 8/9 COACHING STAFF Head Coach......... Umme Salim-Beasley Record at TU/Years.......... First Season Career Record........ First Season Overall Email............ usbeasley@temple.edu Assistant Coach........... Michael Rosso Email......... michael.rosso@temple.edu Graduate Assistant....... Anastasia Halbig Emaill............ tug33090@temple.edu Student Assistant........... Natali Ruzich Manager............... Mary Kate Walch ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Women s Gymnastics Contact: Lauren Capone Email.............. l.capone@temple.edu Cell Phone................ 215-341-3422 Office Phone.............. 215-204-7446 Office Fax................. 215-204-7499 Asst. AD/AC............. Larry Dougherty Special Asst. to the AD........... Al Shrier Asst. Dir., Football Comm........ Rich Burg Asst. Dir., Creative Ser....... Kelli Sheesley Asst. Director, AC.......... Lauren Ferrett Asst. Director, AC......... Karen Auerbach Athletic Comm. Asst........ Shanna Moser Under Armour is the official outfitter of Temple Athletics. The originators of performance apparel, Under Armour has transitioned athletes into moisture-wicking apparel since 1996. Under Armour products are sold worldwide and worn by athletes at all levels, from youth to professional, on playing fields around the globe. CREDITS The 2016 Temple Gymnastics Media Guide was written and edited by Lauren Capone. Layout and cover design by Kelli Sheesley. Cover photo and interior photography provided by Joseph V. Labolito, Mitchell Leff and Randy DeMeno. Published by the Temple University Department of Intercollegiate Athletics. 1

2016 Temple Gymnastics 2016 schedule Date Opponent Time Jan. 03 at Central Michigan University (Wisconsin EC) 1:00 p.m. Jan. 10 at Kent State University (Towson) 1:00 p.m. Jan. 15 *at William & Mary 7:00 p.m. Jan. 17 at The Lindsey Ferris Invitational (GWU & UNC) 1:00 p.m. Jan. 23 at Pittsburgh 6:00 p.m. Jan. 29 at West Chester (Centenary & Ursinus) 7:00 p.m. Feb. 06 *Ken Anderson Memorial Invitational (W&M, WCU, UC, SCSU) 1:00 p.m. Feb. 12 at The IGI Chicago Style Meet (Northern Illinois, CMU, Alaska) 7:00 p.m. Feb. 20 *at Rutgers (Ursinus & Penn) 6:00 p.m. Feb. 26 at The Pink Invitational (WVU, PSU, WCU) 4:00 p.m. Mar. 05 *vs Penn and Bridgeport 1:00 p.m. Mar. 12 *at Brown University (SCSU). 6:00 p.m. Mar. 19 *at The ECAC Championships TBD Home meets in bold Meets including an * feature an ECAC opponent #WETHET 2

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2016 Temple Gymnastics 2016 SEASON OUTLOOK Under the direction of first-year head coach Umme Salim-Beasley, Temple women s gymnastics is set to begin a new era for the program in 2016. The Owls have welcomed a brand new coaching staff, new practice facility and seven newcomers following their 2015 season. Last year saw a season high score of 192.15 and an ECAC Championship fifth place finish. With the loss of eight letterwinners, the Owls are entering 2016 with many changes. I think the biggest thing as a coaching staff that we wanted to set forth from the very beginning is staying positive and being consistent in what we re capable of doing, said Salim-Beasley. Our focus is doing clean routines with minimal deductions to the best of our ability. Salim-Beasley is joined by new assistant coach Michael Rosso and first-year graduate assistant coach Anastasia Halbig for her first season. Both Rosso and Halbig hail from Rutgers University with Halbig being a four-year member of the women s gymnastics team and Rosso working as a student assistant coach for two years. The coaching staff is excited to face a highcaliber schedule that includes two home meets and matchups with both conference and non-conference opponents. The Owls first home meet is the annual Ken Anderson Memorial Invitational on Feb. 6 and will feature 2015 ECAC champions, William and Mary, as well as West Chester University, Ursinus College and Southern Connecticut University. #WETHET Junior Briana Odom Away from home, the Owls will be traveling to schools across the map. Beginning at Central Michigan, January will feature matchups at Kent State University, William and Mary, George Washington University, University of Pittsburgh, and West Chester University. I n February, the IGI Chicago Style meet in Chicago, Ill. will be a quad meet that includes Northern Illinois University, Central Michigan and the University of Alaska. Also featured in the month of February are two more quad meets before March begins with the second home meet featuring Penn and Bridgeport on the 5th. The team will close out the regular season at Brown University on March 12 before competing at the ECAC Championships on March 19. Following the conference championships, the Owls look to make an appearance at the NCAA Regional Championships. If we keep our focus on our consistency and being aggressive with our routines, I think we have strong potential to be competitive with any team we compete against, said Salim- Beasley. Bars is an event that we are going to really stand out in this year. We have the depth and the originality and that event is going to match up with any school we see this season. Working through a new preseason training regimen in a new practice facility in the fall, the Owls capped off their preparations with two mock meets. In the second intrasquad meet, the team ended the day with an overall score of 190.3 and was highlighted by the team s four all-around contenders. Sophomore Kerry Arone led the pack with a total allaround tally of 38.35. Briana Odom, Sahara Gipson and India Anderson also competed on all four events. We have a lot of depth when it comes to allaround, said Salim-Beasley. We have a lot of girls who have the potential to compete on four events and it s unusual to see that on college teams. We have four or five and it is really nice that we can say that we have girls we can switch from event to event that can add depth at any point in time. With a large number of gymnasts showing the ability to perform on all four events, Salim- Beasley believes the depth of the team on each event will help the team reach its goals successfully. The work ethic in the gym is so strong with all of them, said Salim-Beasley. We don t have one person who is not putting their best effort forward each day which is what is so great about this team. They push each other and know what the expectations are. Senior Reagan Oliveri will return to competition this year after taking a red-shirt in 2015 due to injury. In her last competitive season, Oliveri was named team MVP and earned first team USAG All-American honors on beam. 4 Senior Reagan Oliveri Joining Oliveri in their final seasons will be Michaela Lapent, Danielle Vahala and Hannah Popper, all of whom saw personal-bests on their respective events in 2015. Lapent, who competed on all four events earned NACGC Scholastic All-American honors for her academic and athletic performance last season. Junior Victoria Reggiani and sophomore Gina Tucker are two more key returners who posted strong performances in 2015. Reggiani saw action on three events, posting her strongest performances on bars and vault where she consistently scored above 9.6. Tucker specialized in beam and vault as a freshman where she saw line up spots in seven total meets. Sophomores Kayla Kennedy and Gianna Gambuti missed the 2015 season with injuries, but have come back to exhibition routines at both mock meets this fall. Gambuti logged the highest beam score of the Owls at the second intrasquad with a solid score of 9.675. The Owls are welcoming two transfers for the 2016 season. Gipson and Alexa Phillip have joined the team and look to make an impact on all four events. Gipson and Phillip are joined by five true freshman who bring impressive resumes from their JO careers. It is going to be an exciting season, said Salim-Beasley. The team is ready to be competitive and they really want to do well. They believe that they can do well this year.

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2016 Temple Gymnastics HEAD COACH Umme Salim-Beasley First Season WEST VIRGINIA 98 U m m e Salim-Beasley (ooo-me) was hired as Temple's head women's gymnastics coach in late April, 2015. Salim-Beasley had spent the previous four seasons as an assistant coach at Rutgers University, and was named the East Atlantic Gymnastics League (EAGL) Assistant Coach of the Year in 2014. In her four years at Rutgers, Salim- Beasley served as the recruiting coordinator for the Scarlet Knights and worked with the uneven bars, among other day-to-day duties for the program. Salim-Beasley helped Rutgers to a NCAA Regional berth in 2014 and its best EAGL finish in school history. Uneven bars were a big part of the success, as four gymnasts earned all-conference in the event. In addition, Salim-Beasley guided one of her student-athletes, Alexis Gunzelman, to the top regional qualifying score (RQS) in the conference on bars (9.845) on the way to the first NCAA National all-around appearance by a Scarlet Knight in program history. Gunzelman posted a 9.800 at the national meet, her eighth consecutive meet with at least that score to end the season. As recruiting coordinator, Salim- Beasley expanded the Scarlet Knights' base nationally to attract top talent from outside the area. Traditionally recruiting in New Jersey and the surrounding states, the Scarlet Knights were able to pull in gymnasts from Florida, South Carolina, Arizona and Massachusetts. Salim-Beasley brought impressive credentials to Rutgers, having competed collegiately at West Virginia University from 1995 to 1998. A native of Pasadena, Md., she was a two-time national qualifier at Hill's Gymnastic Training Center in Gaithersburg, Md., before earning a full scholarship to WVU. Salim-Beasley was named Atlantic 10 Rookie of the Year as a freshman at West Virginia, and earned spots on the All-EAGL First Team in all-around, bars and beam her sophomore and junior seasons. She finished off her career by being named the EAGL Gymnast of the Year and Most Outstanding Senior Gymnast in her final season in Morgantown in addition to winning the EAGL all-around, bar and beam titles that year. Her accomplishments also ranked her as the fifth-best gymnast in the country and as a finalist for the AAI Award in 1998. After graduating from West Virginia with a degree in early childhood education, Salim-Beasley went into coaching, starting as an assistant coach at Penn in 1999. During her one season with the Quakers, the team won the Ivy League Championships in addition to an undefeated regular season, breaking team records in every event. Salim-Beasley returned to Morgantown as a volunteer assistant coach during the 2006-07 season. For three years, she coached the Severna Park High School gymnastics team to two county championships, including an undefeated regular season in her first year. Additionally, she coached two different gymnasts to allaround championships. Salim-Beasley was also a teacher at Eagle Cove School in Pasadena, Md., for four years and is working towards a masters in education from West Virginia University. She is married to former WVU football All-American and NFL veteran, Aaron Beasley, and the couple have three daughters: Amirah (12), Dahlia (9) and Layla (6). #WETHET 6

ASSISTANT COACH Michael Rosso First Season RUTGERS 15 #TUG Rosso, a 2015 graduate of Rutgers University, joins the Temple gymnastics staff as assistant coach for the 2015-16 season. Previously, he spent two years as a volunteer assistant coach for the Scarlet Knights. While studying communications at Rutgers, Rosso was a student assistant coach for the women's gymnastics team for two years. His responsibilities included equipment management and set up, gymnastics drill set up, and hands-on spotting on all four events. During his time, Rutgers gymnastics saw its first NCAA regional appearance since 2007 and recorded six of the top 10 highest team scores in program history, including the current record score 196.225. Rosso was a gymnast at Surgents Elite School of Gymnastics in Roselle Park, N.J., where he was a five-time junior Olympic national qualifier. He also gained valuable experience coaching at numerous camps such as the University of Arkansas, Camp Woodward, and Lake Murray Gymnastics Camp in Columbia, S.C. Rosso currently resides in Marlboro, N.J. His brother, Ralph, is an assistant coach for the Arizona State University women's gymnastics team. GRADUATE ASSISTANT COACH Anastasia Halbig First Season RUTGERS 15 Anastasia Halbig joins the Temple women s gymnastics staff as a Graduate Assistant Coach for the 2015-16 season. Graduating from Rutgers University in May of 2015 with a degree in psychology, Halbig will now work for her Master s in counseling psychology at Temple. Halbig was a four-year letter winner with the Rutgers University gymnastics team where she played a key role to numerous success for the Scarlet Knights such as the program s highest team score set in her senior season. In 2014, Halbig was named the most improved gymnast of the year following her season by the coaching staff. Prior to Temple University, Halbig coached in a variety of settings with gymnasts ages five to 18. She spent three summers coaching the Rutgers University Gymnastics Camp and another summer with the gymnastics camp at the University of Pennsylvania. Halbig spent time in May, 2010 mentoring young gymnasts overseas in Sweden. Halbig is originally from Pipersville, Pa. and currently resides in Philadelphia. 7

2016 Temple GYMNASTICS STUDENT ASSISTANT COACH Natali Ruzich Ruzich joins the Temple women s gymnastics coaching staff as a student assistant coach after competing for the program in 2012 and 2013 before facing career-ending injuries. Ruzich was an uneven bar staple her freshman year, competing in all 11 meets on the event as a freshman. Her career-best 9.75 uneven bar score was set in her sophomore season. Ruzich contributed strongly to the vault and floor lineups, posting career-highs of 9.65 on vault, 9.85 on floor throughout her career as an Owl. She placed third overall at the conference championships on floor exercise in the 2013 season with her career-best mark. Prior to coming to Temple, Ruzich trained at ENA Paramus of New Jersey and set numerous records competing for Pascack Valley High School. Ruzich is completing her studies in exercise science and plans to graduate in the spring of 2016. TEAM MANAGER Mary Kate Walch Walch joins the Temple women s gymnastics staff as the team manager after competing for the Owls as a floor specialist for two seasons. In the 2014 season, Walch also saw action on beam, where she was able to compete as an alternate in numerous competitions. Prior to coming to Temple, Walch trained with Surgents Elite Gymnastics as well as Cranford High School. Following the 2012 high school season, Walch held the beam, floor and all-record at the school. Walch was also a three-time JOGA State All-Around Champion. Her sister, Margaret, was a member of the Temple gymnastics program from 2010 until 2013. Walch is completing her studies in Marketing and plans to graduate in the spring of 2016. STRENGTH & CONDITIONING COACH Jennifer Pfohl SECOND YEAR COLORADO STATE 13 Jennifer Pfohl joined Temple's strength & conditioning staff as a graduate assistant coach in the fall of 2014. Pfohl is working toward a master's degree in psychology of human movement while at Temple. Pfohl is a 2013 graduate of Colorado State University where she was a double major in health and exercise science, and human nutrition and food science. She spent a semester at the University of Illinois at Chicago where she supervised strength and conditioning training sessions of various Olympic sports. Pfohl has an extensive background in gymnastics, having competed in the sport for 14 years. She also spent three years coaching club gymnastics. Throughout her time at Colorado State, Pfohl did multiple internships in various strength training facilities. Pfhol is certified by NSCA-CSCS and USA-W, and also holds certificiations in CPR/AED and First Aid. ACADEMIC ADVISOR Emily DeRatt SECOND YEAR NORTH CAROLINA 08 Emily DeRatt is a native of Cary, North Carolina, who comes to North Philadelphia by way of North Carolina State University, where she served student-athletes as the assistant tutorial coordinator and the assistant academic coordinator for the men's basketball and women's gymnastics programs. Emily earned her undergraduate degree (History) at the University of North Carolina - Wilmington and completed her graduate coursework at the University of Tennessee while completing a graduate assistantship in Campus Recreation and working at Tennessee's Thornton Athletics Student Life Center. #WETHET 8

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2016 Temple gymnastics University Administration Dr. Neil Theobald was named Temple University s 10th president in August 2012. In partnership with an excellent faculty and talented staff, he leads a university that educates more than 38,000 students, employs 15,000 faculty and staff, and operates one of the nation s leading academic medical centers. Temple has achieved several milestones in Dr. Theobald s early tenure. The university has set both private fundraising and research funding records in each of his first three years. It has also enrolled record numbers of students with the last two freshmen classes being the most academically qualified and diverse entering classes in Temple history. Temple has been nationally recognized by Kiplinger s as one of the best values among public universities. These achievements have been featured on NPR s Morning Edition, The Chronicle of Higher Education, and other major media outlets. Philadelphia Business Journal named Dr. Theobald its Most Admired Education CEO in 2015. Dr. Theobald has laid out six commitments that guide University resource allocation: (1) Address head-on the issue of time-to-degree, which is the primary determinant of student debt at public universities. In his innovative FlyIn4 initiative, students are guaranteed the ability to graduate in four years, keeping their debt to a minimum. (2) Maintain affordability and commit Temple to be at the forefront of quality undergraduate instruction. (3) Share Temple s greatest strengths the expertise, creativity, and energy of its faculty, researchers, and students to address Philadelphia s two perennial problems: indigent health care and P-12 education. (4) Drive the regional economy through Temple s research enterprise. William T. Bergman Vice President and Special Assistant to the President Kevin Clark Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer PRESIDENT NEIL D. THEOBALD 3rd YEAR at TEMPLE Maintain and increase the diversity that the university is known for. One avenue to do so is the Temple Option under which 1,000 freshmen are admitted each year without standardized test scores. (6) Educate innovators across the university so that Temple s future alumni remain flexible and productive in a fast-paced, rapidly changing world. He also has decentralized the university budget to reduce costs and improve efficiency. In addition, Dr. Theobald launched Visualize Temple, a master planning process that seeks to transform the university s central campus. Dr. Theobald started out like many Temple Owls. Born to working-class parents in Peoria, Ill., he planned to enter an electrician s apprenticeship after high school. However, he won an academic scholarship to Trinity (CT) College and became the first person in his family to attend college, earning a B.A. in economics in 1978. After teaching mathematics and coaching high school baseball, he earned a Ph.D. in education finance from Washington in 1988, winning the Jean Flanigan Award from the American Education Finance Association for the outstanding doctoral dissertation. Dr. Theobald joined the faculty of the Washington s College of Education after receiving his Ph.D. He helped create the Danforth administrator training program at the UW that is now in its 27th year of operation. His research focused on decentralizing educational funding and modeling educational labor markets. He received the University Council for Educational Administration s Jack Culbertson Award for the most significant contributions by a junior professor and earned tenure in 1993. Dr. Theobald moved to Indiana University in 1993 to direct the Indiana Education Policy Center, cofunded by the Lilly Endowment and the Indiana General Assembly. His work focused on Indiana s K-12 school funding formula. During his research career, Dr. Theobald published nearly 100 articles, books, and reports on education funding and related fields, which led to more than $7 million in grants and contracts. He was also a 3-time winner of IU s Teaching Excellence Recognition Award. From 2002-07, Dr. Theobald was Senior Vice Provost for Indiana s flagship campus in Bloomington, where he was responsible for the campus budget and directed a $1.1 billion capital campaign. Major accomplishments include adding 120 tenure-track faculty members, increasing the financial aid endowment from less than $150 million to more than $550 million, and increasing the mean SAT score of IU Bloomington s incoming class from 1099 to 1203. From 2007 to 2012, Dr. Theobald was SVP and CFO for IU, where he oversaw a $3.1 billion budget, supervision of HR services for IU s 3,100 faculty and more than 14,000 staff members, and management of the largest student union in the world and one of the five largest student housing systems in the country. During his time as CFO, IU s credit ranking was upgraded to Moody s highest level (Aaa) making IU one of only eight Aaa-rated public universities in America. Dr. Theobald enjoys sports playing intramural softball at Temple each spring and bicycles to/from work whenever possible. Every fall, he and his wife, Sheona Mackenzie, teach a freshmen seminar on organizational change. They have three children: Roddy, a Ph.D. statistician; Kinnear, a physician; and Mattie, a graduate student. They also have two grandchildren, Jimmy and Lochlynn. Karen B. Clarke Vice President for Strategic Marketing & Communications James P. Creedon Senior Vice President for Construction, Facilities & Operations Hai-Lung Dai Provost & Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs James Dicker Vice President for Institutional Advancement Barbara Dolhansky Interim Vice President for Computer Services & CIO Michael Gebhardt University Counsel & Secretary to the Board of Trustees Ken Kaiser Vice President, Chief Financial Officer & Treasurer Larry R. Kaiser Senior Executive Vice President for Health Affairs #WETHET Dr. Patrick Kraft Director of Athletics Kenneth Lawrence, Jr. Vice President for Alumni Relations Michelle M. Masucci Vice President for Research Administration 10 Theresa A. Powell Vice President for Student Affairs George Kenney Senior Advisor for Government Affairs Joyce Wilkerson Senior Advisor for Community Relations & Development

#TUG Temple Athletics On May 26, 2015, Temple University President Neil D. Theobald announced that Dr. Patrick M. Kraft, who served as Temple's Deputy Director of Athletics since 2013, would replace Kevin Clark as Director of Athletics. Earlier that day, the president nominated Clark to the newly created position of Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer. Kraft and Clark served together at Indiana University where Kraft oversaw marketing and ticketing efforts for all of the Hoosiers' programs. His efforts at Indiana helped increase home football attendance to its highest mark in two decades. "Pat's expertise, coupled with his enthusiasm for high quality student athletics, is apparent to anyone who has worked with him," said Clark. "I know he is dedicated to producing a student-athlete experience that is every bit on par with the high quality of a Temple education." "Temple is an extraordinary university and its athletics programs are advancing with tremendous support from our students, faculty, coaches, parents and alumni," said Kraft. "Our athletics programs build greater name recognition for Temple around the region and across the country." Kraft also served as the sport administrator for the Temple football program, which includes personnel, budgeting, student-athlete conduct and welfare, APR planning, game scheduling, academic monitoring, and studentathlete counseling. Prior to coming to Temple, Kraft spent two years as the Executive Senior Associate Athletics Director at Loyola University Chicago. At Loyola, he had direct oversight of all aspects of the department's external operations, including the marketing, ticketing, media relations and fundraising components. Kraft played an integral role in Loyola s move from the Horizon DEPUTY DIRECTOR of ATHLETICS Dr. PATRICK KRAFT 3rd YEAR at TEMPLE League to the Missouri Valley Conference. In his two years at the school he was able to grow the men's basketball season ticket base by 30 percent with an overall increase of 51 percent in ticket revenue. Additionally, he generated an increase of 400 percent in cash sponsorship to the department while also growing the department's annual giving by 75 percent. Not limited to just external operations at Loyola, Kraft was responsible for overseeing the day-to-day management of the department's $12+ million budget. He also served as the sport supervisor for men's and women's basketball and was responsible for handling all of the department's business contracts. At Indiana, Kraft was responsible for the branding and marketing efforts for all of the Hoosiers' programs. He oversaw game production for all of IU's varsity sports and coordinated group, season and single-game ticket sales for football, men's basketball, men's soccer, women's basketball and women's volleyball. In addition, Kraft managed the promotion, marketing, brand enhancement and enforcement of the school's Adidas contract and the Big Ten Network partnership as well as the Learfield Sport Properties multi-media rights agreement with the Hoosiers. His efforts at Indiana helped increase home football attendance to its highest mark in 17 years, with it also being the third largest football attendance increase among all Division I schools. He also instituted a strategy that saw a 20 percent increase in student ticket sales and the overall highest season ticket base in 13 years Ṫhe Libertyville, Ill., native began his career in 2001 as the corporate sponsorship and promotions coordinator with the Arena Football League. He then spent three years as the business development director with United States Synchronized Swimming (2001-04). He then served four years in higher education, the first three at Indiana (2005-08) as an associate instructor for sports marketing and management and the last as a clinical professor in the school of business administration at Loyola Chicago (2008-09). Kraft, who played football as an undergraduate at Indiana, has three degrees from the University. He earned a bachelor's degree in sports marketing/management (2000), a master's degree in sports administration (2005) and a doctorate in sports management (2008). Kraft resides in Cherry Hill, N.J., with his wife Betsy and daughter Annabelle. Temple Director of Athletics Dr. Patrick Kraft with University President Neil Theobald 11

2016 temple gymnastics Temple Athletics Craig Angelos, who has served on the athletics senior staff at five different Division I institutions, is Temple University's Deputy Director of Athletics. Angelos joined the staff in July of 2015. Angelos comes to Temple from Florida International University where he served as the Senior Associate Athletic Director for Revenue Enhancement since June 2014. While at FIU, he was responsible for finding new revenue sources for the athletic department and engaging in all aspects of development activities, while helping overall fundraising to a 20% increase. Angelos is a 24-year veteran of intercollegiate athletics administration, working at five different NCAA Division I universities, as well as the NCAA national office. Before his stint at FIU, Angelos was the Executive Senior Associate Athletic Director at the University of South Florida, overseeing all external areas as well as having oversight of the football program. DEPUTY DIRECTOR of ATHLETICS CRAIG ANGELOS 1st YEAR at TEMPLE Prior to USF, Angelos served nine years as the Director of Athletics at Florida Atlantic University from 2003-2012. At FAU, he led the effort to build a $70 million, 30,000 seat football facility, which opened on campus in 2011. Angelos also held number two positions as the Deputy Athletic Director and Chief Operating Officer at Indiana University and Senior Associate Athletic Director at Miami (Fla.). Prior to his tenure at Miami, Angelos spent three years at the NCAA as a legislative assistant interpreting NCAA rules and regulations. A graduate of the Creighton University School of Law, Angelos worked for a short time in a mid-sized litigation firm in Los Angeles, Calif. He earned his bachelor's degree from Brigham Young University where he was the starting first basemen on the baseball team and later played in Buttrio, Italy for an Italian professional baseball league. Angelos and his wife, Kristin, have six children. Mary McElroy Executive Sr. Associate AD / SWA Navy 87 1st Year at Temple Jeremy Jordan NCAA Faculty Rep. La Sierra 93 8th Year at Temple Larry Dougherty Sr. Associate AD / Athletic Comm. Saint Joseph s 82 13th Year at Temple Tilghman Moyer Sr. Associate AD / VP Athl. Development Penn State 90 8th Year at Temple Justin Miller Senior Director/ Resnick Academic Support Center for Student Athletes Muhlenberg 01 6th Year at Temple Sean Padden Associate AD / Chief of Staff Catholic University 97 3rd Year at Temple Lee Roberts Associate AD / Facilities & Event Management Temple 82 32nd Year at Temple Al Shrier Special Assistant to the Director of Athletics Temple 53 63rd Year at Temple Kristy Bannon Sromovsky Associate AD / Compliance & SA Affairs Rosemont 08 6th Year at Temple Tim Thiess Associate AD / Finance & Admin. Temple 08 5th Year at Temple Scott Walcoff Associate AD / Marketing & Sales Syracuse 97 11th Year at Temple #WETHET 12

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#TUG 2016 roster Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown Last School India Anderson Fr. AA 5-7 Allendale, S.C. Allendale-Fairfax Kerry Arone So. AA 5-2 Westampton, N.J. Camden Catholic Gianna Gambuti So. AA 5-6 Wayne, N.J. Wayne Valley Sahara Gipson So. AA 5-4 Oakland, N.J. Ramapo Kayla Kennedy So. AA 5-7 York, Pa. York Catholic Michaela Lapent Sr. AA 5-7 Lafayette Hill, Pa. Plymouth Whitemarsh Elizabeth McDuffie Fr. AA 5-3 Baltimore, Md. St. Pauls School for Girls Kelsey Miller Fr. AA 5-3 York, Pa. Central York Briana Odom Jr. AA 5-5 Waldorf, Md. North Point Reagan Oliveri Sr. AA 5-0 Mantua, N.J. Clearview Regional Alexa Phillip So. AA 5-4 Bergenfield, N.J. Clara Barton Hannah Popper Sr. AA 5-3 Coppell, Texas Coppell Victoria Reggiani Jr. AA 5-3 Ridge, N.Y. Longwood Gina Tucker So. AA 5-4 Staten Island, N.Y. Tottenville Danielle Vahala Sr. V, BB, FX 5-3 Mt. Pleasant, S.C. Coastal Christian Preparatory Sophia Valeri Fr. AA 5-0 Berlin, N.J. Eastern Regional Breahna Wiczkowski Fr. AA 5-3 Lititz, Pa. Warwick CLASS BREAKDOWN SENIORS (4): Michaela Lapent, Reagan Oliveri, Hannah Popper, Danielle Vahala JUNIORS (2): Briana Odom, Victoria Reggiani SOPHOMORES (6): Kerry Arone, Gianna Gambuti, Sahara Gipson, Kayla Kennedy, Alexa Phillip, Gina Tucker FRESHMAN (5): India Anderson, Elizabeth Mc- Duffie, Kelsey Miller, Sophia Valeri, Breahna Wiczkowski PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Kerry Arone: UH-Rone Gianna Gambuti: GAM-boo-tee Briana Odom: OH-dum Victoria Reggiani: REG-ee-ani Danielle Vahala: VUH-hala Sophia Valeri: Vuh-LAIR-ee Breahana Wiczkowski: BREE-ana Wicks-COW-ski COACHES Umme Salim-Beasley: OO-me Michel Rosso: ROW-so 14

2016 Temple GYMNASTICS MICHAELA LAPENT SENIOR V, UB, FX 5-7 LAFAYETTE HILL, PA./UNIVERSITY OF BRIDGEPORT Transfer from Bridgeport 2015: Posted three career-highs on bars, beam, and floor Earned her first individual event title with a season-high 9.75 on bars at the home meet against Ursinus Lapent posted career-highs on beam and floor, earning a 9.775 on beam and a 9.8 on floor Posted a season-high 9.55 on vault at the season-opener against Eastern Michigan...Named to Temple's Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.0. 2014: Earned a season-high 9.575 on vault at the Rutgers quad meet. 2013: Did not compete. CAREER STATS Year Vault Bars Beam Floor All-Around 2015 9.55 9.75 9.775 9.8 2014 9.575 2013 DID NOT COMPETE 2012 9.65 2012 (Bridgeport): Participated in five meets on vault... Earned a season-high 9.65 at Rhode Island College. Before Temple: Trained at Spirit Gymnastics... Level 10 National Qualifier in her senior year. Personal: Majoring in adult and organizational development... Parents are Anne and Jim Lapent... Sister of Chelsea Lapent, who competed for Temple Women's Gymnastics from 2008-2011. #WETHET 15

2016 Temple GYMNASTICS REAGAN OLIVERI SENIOR ALL-AROUND 5-0 MANTUA, N.J./CLEARVIEW REGIONAL CAREER STATS Year Vault Bars Beam Floor All-Around 2015 REDSHIRT 2014 9.6 9.8 9.8 9.75 38.75 2013 9.6 2015: Redshirted due to injury...named to Temple's Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.0. 2014: Named Temple Women s Gymnastics Most Valuable Gymnast for the 2014 season Earned career highs on all four events, tallying a 9.6 on vault, 9.8 on bars, 9.8 on beam, 9.75 on floor, and a 38.75 in the all-around Oliveri took the balance beam title at both the quad meet against Bridgeport, Southern Connecticut, and Ursinus, as well the title at the Towson quad meet... She qualified to the USAG National event finals on beam, where her score of 9.8 earned her a silver medal and first team All-American honors Oliveri was a member of the lineup that defeated Towson for the first time in Temple Gymnastics history. 2013: Named the ECAC coaches choice for the week of 3/19 Posted a season-high of 9.6 on the uneven bars at the dualmeet against William and Mary. Before Temple: Trained at Cherry Hill Gymnastics...Two-time Level 10 Regional Qualifier. Personal: Majoring in biology Parents are Scott and Stacy Oliveri. #WETHET 16

#TUG HANNAH POPPER SENIOR UB, BB 5-3 COPPELL, TEXAS/COPPELL CAREER STATS Year Vault Bars Beam Floor All-Around 2015 9.6 2014 DID NOT COMPETE 2013 9.6 2015: Matched her career-high 9.6 on bars at the ECAC Championships Named to the ECAC All-Academic Team...Named to Temple's Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.0. 2014: Missed season due to injury. 2013: Posted a season-high score of 9.6 at the Ken Anderson Memorial Invite on the uneven bars. Before Temple: Trained at Top Flight Gymnastics...2012 level 10 state qualifier Earned second place on uneven bars and 12th overall at level 9 Nationals (2010) Earned second place on floor and uneven bars, and 4th overall at level 9 Regionals (2010). Personal: Majoring in biology/pre-med Parents are Lynne and Steven Popper. 17

#TUG DANIELLE VAHALA SENIOR V, BB, FX 5-3 MT. PLEASANT, S.C./COASTAL CHRISTIAN PREP CAREER STATS Year Vault Bars Beam Floor All-Around 2015 9.375 9.6 2014 DID NOT COMPETE 2013 DID NOT COMPETE 2015: Earned career-highs on both vault and floor Posted a 9.6 on floor at the quad meet against Pittsburgh, West Virginia, and UNC Posted a 9.375 on vault at the dual meet against New Hampshire. 2014: Did not compete. 2013: Did not compete. Before Temple: Trained at Summerville Gymnastics Team Captain all four years of high school...2012 Level 10 Regional Qualifier...Placed second on balance beam and eighth overall at Level 9 Nationals (2011) 2011 Regional beam champion, also placing 3rd on the floor and overall Two-time level 9 regional qualifier. Personal: Majoring in kinesiology Parents are Susie and Mark Vahala.. 18

2016 Temple GYMNASTICS BRIANA ODOM JUNIOR ALL-AROUND 5-5 WALDORF, MD./NORTH POINT CAREER STATS Year Vault Bars Beam Floor All-Around 2015 9.75 9.5 9.775 2014 9.675 9.7 9.675 9.675 38.225 2015: Earned two career-highs in her sophomore season Odom posted a career-high 9.75 on vault at the quad meet against Pitt, West Virginia, and UNC to place 3rd overall Ended the season with a 9.611 average on vault Earned a career-high beam score of 9.775 at the Ken Anderson Invitational Posted a season-high 9.5 on bars Named to the ECAC All-Academic Team. 2014: Competed in all 13 competitions as a freshman and 7 as an all-around competitor... Odom took the all-around title at the Eagle Invitational with a score of 38.25 She earned first team All-American status with her all-around performance at USAG Nationals to earn 8th place overall Odom posted season highs of a 9.675 on vault, 9.7 on bars, 9.675 on beam, 9.675 on floor, and a 38.475 in the all-around Odom was a member of the lineup that defeated Towson for the first time in Temple Gymnastics history. Before Temple: Trained with Unique Sports Academy... 5-time level 10 Maryland State & Regional Championship qualifier Qualified for the J.O. National Invitational Tournament in 2012. Personal: Majoring in psychology Parents are Brandell and Tonya Odom.. #WETHET 19

#TUG VICTORIA REGGIANI JUNIOR ALL-AROUND 5-3 RIDGE, N.Y./LONGWOOD CAREER STATS Year Vault Bars Beam Floor All-Around 2015 9.625 9.675 9.225 2014 9.575 9.7 2015: Competed three events and in all 11 meets as a sophomore Reggiani posted career-highs on vault and floor, earning a 9.625 on vault at the ECAC Championships and a 9.225 on floor at the home meet against Ursinus Posted a season-high 9.675 on bars against New Hampshire to place 3rd overall...named to Temple's Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.0. 2014: Competed in all 13 meets as a freshman Posted season highs on both vault and bars with a 9.575 on vault at her first collegiate appearance and a 9.7 on bars at Towson quad meet Reggiani was a member of the lineup that defeated Towson for the first time in Temple Gymnastics history. Before Temple: Trained with Gold Medal Gymnastics Rocky Point... Qualified for the level 9 Eastern National Championships as a freshman, taking sixth overall on the uneven bars Three-time level 10 Regional qualifier Two-time level 10 National Invitational Tournament qualifier Placed third in the AA at the Maryland Classic and fourth place in the AA at the Manhattan Classic as a senior member of the National Honors Society and National Business Honor Society of New York State. Personal: Majoring in sports management Parents are Allison and Robert Reggiani. 20

2016 Temple GYMNASTICS KERRY ARONE SOPHOMORE ALL-AROUND 5-2 WESTAMPTON, N.J./CAMDEN CATHOLIC CAREER STATS Year Vault Bars Beam Floor All-Around 2015 9.85 9.65 9.7 2015: Competed in 10 out of 11 meets as a freshman on three events Posted a season-high on bars of 9.85 at the dual meet against Penn Arone posted the highest bar score of all Temple gymnasts in her freshman season Earned a 9.7 on bars at the ECAC Championships to earn 6th place overall Posted season-highs on beam and floor, earning a 9.65 on beam and a 9.7 on floor...named to Temple's Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.0. Before Temple: Trained at Arena Gymnastics... Level 10 state and regional bar champion in her senior year 2014 J.O. National qualifier 2-time level 9 Eastern National qualifier Broke the New Jersey state uneven bar record in her sophomore year (Level 9) Level 9 bars and AA state champion Member of the honor roll and the French and National honors societies. Personal: Majoring in kinesiology Daughter of Joe (Rider University Soccer) and Casey Arone #WETHET 21

#TUG GINA TUCKER SOPHOMORE ALL-AROUND 5-4 STATEN ISLAND, N.Y./TOTTENVILLE CAREER STATS Year Vault Bars Beam Floor All-Around 2015 9.575 9.575 2015: Competed in 7 meets as a freshman on two events Earned a season-high 9.575 on vault at the Ken Anderson Memorial Invitational Earned a season-high beam score of 9.575 against Iowa State. Before Temple: Trained at Richmond Gymnastics... Two-time level 10 state and regional qualifier 2014 Wingate Award Recipient Four-time Staten Island Advance All-star MVP Level 9 regional vault and AA champion in her sophomore year Placed 4th on vault at level 9 Nationals in her sophomore year Set the state-wide high school vault record in her freshman year Two-time high school all around city champion in her freshman and sophomore years Member of the honor roll. Personal: Majoring in accounting Daughter of Cindy and Jerry Tucker. 22

2016 Temple GYMNASTICS GIANNA GAMBUTI SOPHOMORE ALL-AROUND 5-6 WAYNE, N.J./WAYNE VALLEY 2015: Did not compete. Before Temple: Trained with North Stars Gymnastics Three-time level 10 state and regional qualifier Placed 3rd on bars in the state during her junior year J.O. National Invitational qualifier in her sophomore year Placed 3rd on bars in the state and region during her freshman year Three-time level 9 state and regional qualifier Member of the Spanish honors society. Personal: Majoring in occupational therapy with a minor in Spanish Daughter of Greg and Cheryl Gambuti (USA Gymnastics National and NCAA Collegiate Judge). KAYLA KENNEDY SOPHOMORE ALL-AROUND 5-7 YORK, PA./YORK CATHOLIC 2015: Did not compete. Before Temple: Trained at Prestige Gymnastics Four-time level 10 state and regional qualifier 2014 J.O. National qualifier Level 10 state bar champion in her junior year Placed 2nd on bars in the region during her senior and junior year Placed 3rd on bars in the region in her sophomore year Level 10 J.O. National Invitational qualifier in her sophomore year Member of the honor roll, varsity club, and SADD. Personal: Majoring in strategic communication Daughter of Christine and Daniel Kennedy. #WETHET 23

SAHARA GIPSON SOPHOMORE ALL-AROUND 5-4 OAKLAND, N.J./RUTGERS UNIVERSITY #TUG 2015 (WVU): Did not compete. CAREER STATS Year Vault Bars Beam Floor All-Around 2015 9.85 9.75 2015 (Rutgers): Competed in every meet of the season as a freshman on vault... Posted a season-high 9.85 on vault at the Big Ten Championships... Saw action on floor excercise at six competitions as a freshman, logging a season high 9.75 at the dual meet against Ohio State. Before Temple: Trained with Galaxy Gymnastics Club... Four-year varsity competitor at Ramapo... Captained team her senior season... NJSIAA Bergen Record Gymnast of the Year (2012-13)... Member 2012 state championship team at Ramapo... All-Sectional, All-Bergen County and All-State selection... 2013 Level 10 vault champion... 2012 Level 9 vault champion. Personal: Daughter of Diane and Kenneth Gipson (Howard football)... Majoring in media business and entrepreneurship with a minor in public relations. ALEXA PHILLIP SOPHOMORE ALL-AROUND 5-4 BERGENFIELD, N.J./WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY High School: Trained at Galaxy Gymnastics Four-time JO National Qualifier Placed 10th on floor at Nationals ( 13) Placed 11th on bars at Nationals ( 11, 12) Two-time regional bar champion ( 11, 12) Placed second on floor and third overall in the region in 2012 Placed second on floor, third on beam, and second overall in the region in 2011. Personal: Parents are Ken and Mildred Phillip Cousin, Edwin Ubiles, played basketball at Sienna College and later played for the Puerto Rican National Team and the Washington Wizards Majoring in nursing. 24

2016 Temple GYMNASTICS INDIA ANDERSON FRESHMAN ALL-AROUND 5-7 ALLENDALE, S.C./ALLENDALE-FAIRFAX High School: Trained at Aiken Gymnastics Inc Louise Peck College Scholarship for South Carolina gymnasts recipient Placed second on bars, third on floor, and fourth all-around at level 10 nationals in 2015 Two-time South Carolina state champion on vault, bars, floor, and allaround ( 14, 15). Personal: Parents are Charlie and Laval Anderson Majoring in environmental engineering. ELIZABETH MCDUFFIE FRESHMAN ALL-AROUND 5-3 BALTIMORE, MD./ST. PAULS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS High School: Trained at United Gymnastix Qualified for the JO National Invitational as a senior Three-time level 10 regional qualifier Saw three first place all around finishes in her senior year Level 10 Maryland state bar champion ( 14) Qualified to Level 9 Eastern Nationals as a freshman AP Scholar at St. Pauls School for Girls Earned the Bronze Award on the National Japanese Exam AP Psychology Convention Present ( 14). Personal: Parents are Mark and Tamara McDuffie Majoring in chemistry. KELSEY MILLER FRESHMAN ALL-AROUND 5-3 YORK, PA./CENTRAL YORK High School: Trained at Prestige Gymnastics JO National Qualifier as a senior Placed third overall in the state as a senior Qualified to the JO National Invitational as a junior Two-time level 10 Region 7 qualifier Saw three consecutive all-around wins as a senior at the Katie Baldwin Invitational, WOGA Classic, and Pink Invitational. Personal: Parents are Barbara Lamer and Darren Miller Majoring in kinesiology. #WETHET 25

#TUG SOPHIA VALERI FRESHMAN ALL-AROUND 5-0 BERLIN, N.J./EASTERN REGIONAL High School: Trained at Atlantic Coast Gymnastics New Jersey state silver medalist on bars as a senior Region 7 and NIT bar champion as a junior Team ranked fifth in the state as a junior and senior Earned three individual bar titles as a senior. Personal: Parents are Claudio and Patricia Valeri Majoring in kinesiology. BREAHNA WICZKOWSKI FRESHMAN ALL-AROUND 5-3 LITITZ, PA./WARWICK High School: Trained at Prestige Gymnastics Two-time level 10 national qualifier Three-time Region 7 qualifier Four-time level 10 state qualifier. Personal: Parents are Brian and Tami Wiczkowski Brother (Marc) played hockey at Duquesne University Majoring in social work with a minor in cognitive neuroscience President s Scholar and honors student throughout high school. 26

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2016 Temple GYMNASTICS 2015 season highs Name Vault Bars Beam Floor AA Alexis Arena 9.65 9.55 9.85 Kerry Arone 9.85 9.65 9.7 Lauren Capone 9.775 9.675 9.725 9.85 38.225 Brittanie DeMeno 9.425 9.15 Ali Forcucci 9.725 Gianna Gambuti Jasmine Johnson 9.775 9.825 Kayla Kennedy Michaela Lapent 9.55 9.75 9.775 9.8 35.025 Briana Odom 9.75 9.5 9.775 Reagan Oliveri Hannah Popper 9.6 Mikaela Postlethwait 9.6 9.575 9.6 9.5 Taylor Rakus 9.65 9.6 Victoria Reggiani 9.625 9.675 9.225 Natali Ruzich Danielle Vahala 9.375 9.6 Stephanie Verry 9.6 9.675 9.8 TEAM 48.425 48.15 48.225 48.65 192.15 ECAC Championships Kerry Arone 9.7(6th) Lauren Capone 9.775(T4th) 9.85(3rd) Jasmine Johnson 9.775(T4th) TEAM 192.075(5th) #WETHET 28

#TUG 2015 meet-by-meet At Eastern Michigan 1. Eastern Michigan 193.925 2. Temple 187.20 At the Lindsey Ferris Invitational 1. George Washington 195.025 2. North Carolina 194.55 3. Pittsburgh 192.625 4. Cornell 189.20 5. Temple 187.275 vs Ursinus W: Ursinus-189.575/Temple-189.90 At New Hampshire L: UNH-194.15/Temple-189.225 At UPenn L: UPenn-192.475/Temple-192.15 Ken Anderson Memorial Invitational 1. Bridgeport 194.375 2. Temple 191.70 3. West Chester 190.575 At Ursinus L: Ursinus-192.625/Temple-187.75 At Pittsburgh 1. West Virginia 194.975 2. Pittsburgh 194.875 3. North Carolina 193.50 4. Temple 191.225 At Cornell L: Cornell-192.125/Temple-188.875 At Iowa State L: Iowa State-195.3/Temple-189.75 At ECAC Championships 1. William & Mary 194.375 2. Brown 194.15 3. Yale 193.575 4. UPenn 192.80 5. Temple 192.075 6. Cornell 191.225 29

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2016 Temple GYMNASTICS all-time records Team Team Score 193.275 at Ken Anderson Memorial Invitational February 5, 2012 Vault 48.650 at William & Mary March 18, 2012; USAG National Championships April 11, 2014 Uneven Bars 49.050 USAG National Championships April 18, 2003 Balance Beam 49.050 at Rutgers with Bridgeport and Maryland February 28, 2004 Floor Exercise 49.100 at USAG National Championships April 18, 2003 Individual All-Around 39.200 by Katie Canning at ECAC Championships March 24, 2012 Vault #WETHET 9.900 by Adrienne Carver at Pittsburgh March 23, 1996 Uneven Bars 9.900 by Sarah Liebowitz, Temple Quad-Meet, March 6, 2004; Deirdre Mattocks, vs. Cornell, March 14, 2004; Paige Ozaroski vs. Cornell March 14, 2004 Balance Beam 9.950 by Cicely Warrington at Atlantic 10 Championships March 23, 2002 Floor Exercise 9.950 by Anne Koerner at Rhode Island, West Chester and Western Michigan March 5, 2000 31 Opponent...W L PCT First Last Air Force...3 2.600 1985 2014 Alaska-Anchorage...1 4.200 1997 2014 Arizona...0 1.000 1998 1998 Auburn...0 3.000 1991 2004 Boise State...0 1.000 1997 1997 Bridgeport...17 9.654 1988 2015 Brown...6 4.600 1988 2015 Bryn Mawr...2 0 1.000 1976 1978 California...0 1.000 2011 2011 Cal- Santa Barbara...0 1.000 1991 1991 Centenary...1 2.333 2007 2011 Central Michigan...1 0 1.000 1987 1987 Connecticut...2 2.500 1983 1986 Cornell...23 27.460 1978 2015 Denver...0 1.000 2013 2013 Eastern Michigan...0 5.000 2001 2015 East Stroudsburg...8 2.800 1977 1987 Florida...0 1.000 2003 2003 Franklin & Marshall...1 0 1.000 1976 1976 George Washington...11 46.193 1984 2015 Georgia...0 1.000 2002 2002 Glassboro State...2 0 1.000 1976 1977 Hofstra...1 0 1.000 1986 1986 Illinois State...0 1.000 2012 2012 Indiana State...0 1.000 1986 1986 Indiana (Pa.)...7 3.700 1987 1997 Iowa State...0 1.000 2015 2015 Ithaca...5 0 1.000 1988 2012 James Madison...8 6.571 1996 2007 Japan All-Stars...1 0 1.000 2005 2005 Kent State...0 1.000 1990 1990 Long Island...1 0 1.000 1985 1985 Longwood...6 0 1.000 1984 1992 Maryland...9 34.209 1979 2013 Maryland-Baltimore Co...2 0 1.000 1977 2002 Massachusetts...9 27.250 1977 2002 Michigan...0 2.000 1993 2008 Michigan State...0 1.000 1997 1997 Minnesota...0 1.000 2006 2006 Missouri...0 2.000 1994 2011 Navy...2 0 1.000 1988 1990 New Hampshire...0 16.000 1980 2015 North Carolina...2 20.091 1985 2015 North Carolina State...0 4.000 1989 2008 Northeastern...6 5.545 1986 1996 Northern Illinois...0 3.000 1993 2014 Ohio State...0 1.000 1994 1994 Penn...49 39.557 1976 2014 Penn State...0 12.000 1977 2014 Pittsburgh...8 15.348 1976 2015 Plymouth State...1 0 1.000 1976 1976 Radford...6 0 1.000 1989 2001 Rhode Island...10 27.271 1986 2008 Rhode Island College...1 0 1.000 1997 1997 Rutgers...19 31.380 1979 2014 Salem...1 0 1.000 1976 1976 Seattle-Pacific...1 2.333 2011 2012 Southern Connecticut...8 3.727 1976 2014 South Missouri State...0 1.000 2011 2011 Springfield...5 3.625 1978 2011 SUNY-Brockport...2 0 1.000 2005 2014 SUNY-Cortland...3 0 1.000 1991 2014 Texas Women s...0 1.000 2010 2010 Towson...1 51.019 1988 2014 Trenton State...15 3.833 1976 1995 Ursinus...46 3.939 1976 2015 Vermont...4 0 1.000 1985 1991 West Chester...37 7.860 1978 2015 Western Michigan...0 2.000 1996 2000 West Virginia...3 27.100 1980 2015 Wisconsin-Stout...1 0 1.000 2012 2012 William & Mary...15 29.341 1988 2015 Wilson...3 0 1.000 2003 2009 Yale...18 7.720 1987 2015

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#WETHET 1976 (10-2) Evelyn Hurley, Coach Temple 89.95 Pittsburgh 89.00 W Temple 76.82 F&M 43.18 W Temple 73.00 So. Conn. 93.00 L Temple 73.00 Plymouth St. 72.35 W Temple 73.00 Salem 62.00 W Temple 86.95 So. Conn. 87.00 L Temple 84.10 Ursinus 48.35 W Temple 87.60 Glassboro 75.19 W Temple 88.22 Bryn Mawr 44.89 W Temple 83.00 Trenton 70.00 W Temple 75.76 Penn 59.85 W East Stroudsburg Forfeit W 1977 (3-3) Evelyn Hurley, Coach Temple 128.85 Pittsburgh 126.75 W Temple 105.00 Penn State 144.30 L Temple 126.47 E. Stroudsburg 126.90 L Temple 121.75 UMass 143.23 L Temple 124.19 Trenton 111.21 W Temple 125.07 Glassboro 95.85 W 1978 (6-4) Evelyn Hurley, Coach Temple 106.70 Pittsburgh 132.85 L Temple 120.70 Springfield 129.40 L Temple 128.70 Penn State 146.79 L Temple 129.15 West Chester 124.05 W Temple 119.50 Cornell 119.45 W Temple 119.50 E. Stroudsburg 109.30 W Temple 129.25 UMass 132.75 L Temple 126.80 Trenton State 119.50 W Temple 102.75 Bryn Mawr 56.45 W Temple 121.60 Pennsylvania 87.10 W 1979 (5-6) Evelyn Hurley, Coach Temple 108.65 Trenton State 100.85 W Temple 117.00 West Chester 117.20 L Temple 105.30 Springfield 122.95 L Temple 119.85 Penn State 140.70 L Temple 111.00 Rutgers 119.35 L Temple 120.95 E. Stroudsburg 109.55 W Temple 118.00 UMass 128.40 L Temple 120.00 Pittsburgh 126.80 L Temple 125.95 Maryland 110.20 W Temple 125.95 Penn 96.70 W Temple 120.95 Cornell 119.80 W 1980 (3-5) Jeff Rosenberg, Coach Temple 132.00 Rutgers 114.675 W Temple 124.50 N. Hampshire 128.35 L Temple 131.80 Springfield 106.80 W Temple 124.40 Trenton State 111.50 W Temple 79.90 Penn 114.25 L Temple 80.55 Pittsburgh 132.75 L Temple 90.90 West Chester 131.60 L Temple 84.60 UMass 124.05 L 1981 (0-10) Jeff Rosenberg, Coach Temple 81.80 Trenton State 84.20 L Temple 92.90 West Chester 123.05 L Temple 75.45 Springfield 121.60 L Temple 89.05 Rutgers 123.45 L Temple 105.35 E. Stroudsburg 121.25 L Temple 105.35 Cornell 119.50 L Temple 99.15 UMass 129.65 L Temple 99.10 N. Hampshire 130.15 L Temple 108.80 West Virginia 153.85 L Temple 106.80 Penn 128.25 L 1982 (3-8) Jeff Rosenberg, Coach Temple 125.10 West Chester 134.00 L Temple 121.75 Pittsburgh 134.75 L Temple 127.30 Rutgers 115.30 W Temple 128.10 UMass 134.00 L Temple 130.00 Cornell 134.65 L Temple 130.10 E. Stroudsburg 118.85 W Temple 130.65 N. Hampshire 141.40 L Temple 128.70 Trenton State 123.25 W Temple 112.75 Pennsylvania 135.55 L Temple 112.75 Maryland 140.35 L Temple 112.75 West Virginia 142.05 L 1983 (6-3) Jeff Rosenberg, Coach Temple 156.00 West Chester 164.65 L Temple 157.45 Rutgers 143.25 W Temple 167.95 UMass 156.72 W Temple 167.00 Cornell 156.72 W Temple 167.00 E. Stroudsburg 147.90 W Temple 161.25 Trenton State 145.75 W Temple 163.20 Connecticut 172.30 L Temple 158.65 Rutgers 146.00 W Temple 163.95 West Virginia 169.60 L 1984 (7-5) Jeff Rosenberg, Coach Temple 161.15 West Chester 166.90 L Temple 155.45 Rutgers 138.70 W Temple 161.65 UMass 166.40 L Temple 165.05 Longwood 160.10 W Temple 165.05 E. Stroudsburg 149.75 W Temple 167.90 N. Hampshire 178.65 L Temple 163.70 Trenton State 156.85 W Temple 170.55 Connecticut 164.90 W Temple 170.55 G. Wash. 146.05 W Temple 164.45 West Virginia 171.40 L Temple 164.45 Maryland 171.35 L Temple 164.45 Pennsylvania 151.10 W 1985 (13-5) Jeff Rosenberg, Coach Temple 167.95 West Chester 167.80 W Temple 171.55 Pittsburgh 172.90 L Temple 170.95 Longwood 155.15 W Temple 170.95 E. Stroudsburg 140.45 W Temple 173.25 Trenton State 154.85 W Temple 169.25 Rutgers 154.10 W Temple 169.25 Long Island 139.50 W Temple 173.15 N. Hampshire 175.65 L Temple 176.80 Connecticut 177.55 L Temple 172.70 UMass 161.55 W Temple 172.70 Vermont 157.30 W Temple 172.70 N. Carolina 155.45 W Temple 169.00 G. Wash. 161.90 W Temple 177.40 West Virginia 179.40 L Temple 173.15 Maryland 177.00 L Temple 173.15 Penn 163.05 W Temple 177.35 Cornell 170.95 W Temple 177.35 Air Force 167.70 W 1986 (10-5) Temple 170.40 Pittsburgh 174.65 L Temple 167.95 Trenton State 157.45 W Temple 167.95 Hofstra 145.20 W Temple 167.70 Rutgers 136.70 W Temple 169.65 West Chester 166.75 W Temple 165.60 E. Stroudsburg 141.70 W Temple 171.75 Connecticut 167.50 W Temple 171.75 G. Wash. 157.85 W Temple 176.00 UMass 168.15 W Temple 176.00 Northeastern 171.50 W Temple 166.35 Cornell 166.75 L Temple 172.50 N. Hampshire 175.15 L Temple 172.50 Rhode Island 171.60 W Temple 170.40 Indiana State 177.95 L Temple 170.40 West Virginia 177.65 L 1987 (15-5) Temple 171.80 Yale 169.50 W Temple 171.90 Vermont 159.10 W Temple 171.80 Rutgers 156.90 W Temple 174.35 West Chester 157.40 W Temple 174.35 Trenton State 154.55 W Temple 174.35 E. Stroudsburg 150.55 W Temple 172.15 Indiana 171.55 W Temple 172.15 C. Michigan 167.65 W Temple 172.85 Northeastern 166.65 W Temple 175.85 Pittsburgh 176.45 L Temple 175.85 Cornell 170.85 W Temple 175.10 G. Wash. 169.50 W Temple 175.10 Penn 166.00 W Temple 175.90 Maryland 177.35 L Temple 175.90 West Virginia 175.35 W Temple 175.90 Penn 161.50 W Temple 174.45 Rhode Island 176.05 L Temple 175.65 Penn State 184.05 L Temple 170.20 Northeastern 171.70 L Temple 170.20 UMass 168.95 W 1988 (16-12) Temple 170.25 Penn State 179.80 L Temple 173.55 Trenton 169.65 W Temple 174.05 G. Wash. 169.25 W Temple 174.50 Penn 171.30 W Temple 174.50 Bridgeport 173.60 W Temple 174.50 Hofstra 119.50 W Temple 174.50 W & M 175.95 L Temple 174.50 G. Wash. 177.00 L Temple 174.50 Towson 181.25 L Temple 173.45 West Chester 169.25 W Temple 173.45 Rutgers 160.55 W Temple 173.45 IUP 175.45 L Temple 170.95 Pittsburgh 176.20 L Temple 176.30 G. Wash. 172.15 W Temple 176.30 Brown 168.95 W Temple 176.30 Bridgeport 172.80 W Temple 176.30 W & M 180.55 L Temple 176.30 UMBC 168.00 W Temple 176.30 Longwood 166.60 W Temple 176.30 Towson 184.55 L Temple 176.30 Ithaca 159.25 W Temple 176.30 Navy 166.25 W Temple 173.75 Penn 171.75 W Temple 173.75 West Virginia 176.85 L Temple 178.60 N. Hampshire 178.85 L Temple 177.00 UMass 175.95 W Temple 177.00 Northeastern 180.95 L 1989 (20-6) Temple 178.60 Trenton State 167.85 W Temple 182.70 Indiana (Pa.) 180.25 W Temple 182.70 W & M 179.30 W Temple 182.70 G. Wash. 178.20 W Temple 182.70 Bridgeport 176.20 W Temple 182.70 Yale 174.30 W 33

2016 Temple GYMNASTICS Temple 182.70 Penn 173.65 W Temple 182.70 Radford 169.10 W Temple 180.40 West Chester 170.15 W Temple 179.05 Rutgers 172.30 W Temple 180.45 Pittsburgh 178.10 W Temple 183.90 Towson 185.90 L Temple 183.90 G. Wash. 180.45 W Temple 183.90 Bridgeport 177.05 W Temple 183.90 Radford 174.25 W Temple 183.90 Ithaca 167.80 W Temple 183.90 Navy 165.65 W Temple 183.90 Longwood 159.10 L Temple 181.10 Penn 175.55 W Temple 181.10 WVA 182.65 L Temple 181.10 Indiana (Pa.) 181.35 L Temple 181.10 NC State 180.95 W Temple 181.80 UNH 184.95 L Temple 181.65 Rhode Island 181.60 W Temple 179.35 Northeastern 180.10 L Temple 179.35 UMass 178.90 W 1990 (18-12) Temple 174.60 Trenton State 164.90 W Temple 178.40 Indiana (PA) 181.85 L Temple 178.40 W & M 179.15 L Temple 178.40 Bridgeport 176.95 W Temple 178.40 G. Wash. 176.75 W Temple 178.40 Penn 173.20 W Temple 178.40 Yale 161.30 W Temple 178.40 Trenton State 158.90 W Temple 181.80 West Chester 171.85 W Temple 180.75 Rutgers 174.05 W Temple 179.75 Pittsburgh 183.75 L Temple 179.75 Kent State 180.50 L Temple 182.85 Towson 184.65 L Temple 182.85 G. Wash. 178.80 W Temple 182.85 Air Force 173.55 W Temple 182.85 Radford 173.15 W Temple 182.85 Ithaca 172.45 W Temple 182.85 Longwood 170.05 W Temple 182.85 Bridgeport 169.55 W Temple 182.85 Navy 168.85 W Temple 179.50 West Virginia 180.15 L Temple 179.50 Vermont 175.85 W Temple 180.30 Towson 186.05 L Temple 180.30 Maryland 183.25 L Temple 174.80 Penn 175.45 L Temple 180.35 Rhode Island 179.05 W Temple 179.30 Towson 186.20 L Temple 179.30 UMBC 170.25 W Temple 181.45 UMass 186.85 L Temple 181.45 Northeastern 183.10 L 1991 (12-14) Temple Towson Forfiet Temple 181.55 G. Wash. 186.00 L Temple 181.55 W & M 184.20 L Temple 181.55 Maryland 182.10 L Temple 181.55 Indiana (PA) 180.60 W Temple 181.55 Bridgeport 179.75 W Temple 181.55 Yale 178.95 W Temple 181.55 Penn 178.15 W Temple 174.30 West Chester 172.45 W Temple 180.60 Rutgers 178.15 W Temple 178.85 Pittsburgh 179.20 L Temple 181.05 Towson 188.40 L Temple 181.05 Cal-SB 183.05 L Temple 181.05 Radford 179.85 W Temple 181.05 Cortland St 174.75 W Temple 179.00 UMass 184.80 L Temple 179.00 Northeastern 181.25 L Temple 183.65 Auburn 187.55 L #WETHET Temple 183.65 West Virginia 184.95 L Temple 183.65 Maryland 180.05 W Temple 182.90 Penn 180.55 W Temple 180.85 Rhode Island 182.35 L Temple 180.85 Vermont 178.30 W Temple 182.00 Towson 187.55 L Temple 170.65 Penn State 191.95 L Temple 170.65 Rutgers 182.40 L 1992 (20-6) Temple 177.50 Rutgers 171.35 W Temple 183.75 G. Wash. 187.45 L Temple 183.75 Maryland 183.15 W Temple 183.75 Penn 180.25 W Temple 183.75 Bridgeport 180.15 W Temple 183.75 W & M 179.40 W Temple 183.75 Yale 179.30 W Temple 183.75 Indiana (PA) 175.35 W Temple 182.00 West Chester 168.30 W Temple 184.60 Maryland 185.40 L Temple 183.85 Towson 190.20 L Temple 183.85 Maryland 181.55 W Temple 183.85 Cortland St 174.15 W Temple 183.85 Air Force 172.60 W Temple 183.85 Longwood 98.65 W Temple 184.40 Pittsburgh 181.00 W Temple 187.25 Penn 177.20 W Temple 187.25 West Chester 175.40 W Temple 187.25 Ursinus 153.80 W Temple 186.95 Towson 191.45 L Temple 183.35 West Virginia 190.00 L Temple 183.35 Pittsburgh 181.25 W Temple 187.80 UMass 185.80 W Temple 187.80 Northeastern 180.10 W Temple 179.75 Penn 180.70 L Temple 187.30 Rhode Island 185.60 W Temple 189.45 West Virginia 191.90 L Temple 189.45 G. Wash. 189.75 L Temple 189.45 UMass 189.40 W 1993 (11-17) Temple 180.55 Penn 179.55 W Temple 180.55 West Chester 170.90 W Temple 180.55 Ursinus 154.75 W Temple 182.60 G. Wash. 184.70 L Temple 181.95 G. Wash. 185.85 L Temple 181.95 N.C. State 184.25 L Temple 181.95 Maryland 183.30 L Temple 181.95 Penn 178.55 W Temple 181.95 Yale 178.40 W Temple 181.95 Indiana 172.75 W Temple 184.80 Mass 188.60 L Temple 184.80 Rutgers 180.80 L Temple 183.60 West Chester 174.50 W Temple 184.40 Towson 189.20 L Temple 184.40 N. Carolina 186.80 L Temple 184.40 Maryland 186.55 L Temple 184.40 W & M 185.35 L Temple 184.40 J. Madison 184.70 L Temple 184.40 Penn 182.85 W Temple 181.40 Maryland 181.95 L Temple 187.20 Penn 163.70 W Temple 185.35 Auburn 193.10 L Temple 185.35 Rhode Island 189.20 L Temple 185.35 Cornell 175.90 W Temple 185.90 Towson 187.40 L 1994 (12-12) Temple 179.00 Rutgers 179.20 L Temple 181.95 Pittsburgh 179.75 L Temple 182.025 W & M 185.775 L 34 Temple 182.025 G. Wash. 185.200 L Temple 182.025 Maryland 180.925 W Temple 182.025 Penn 180.825 W Temple 182.025 Yale 180.400 W Temple 182.025 Bridgeport 178.025 W Temple 181.175 West Chester 162.20 W Temple 183.20 West Virginia 188.00 L Temple 183.20 Northeastern 181.25 L Temple 180.475 Penn 183.775 L Temple 184.30 Towson 189.075 L Temple 184.30 G. Wash. 185.075 L Temple 184.30 Maryland 183.25 W Temple 184.30 Penn 183.25 W Temple 184.30 UNC 182.75 W Temple 184.30 W & M 182.70 W Temple 183.700 Ohio State 186.675 L Temple 184.575 Maryland 184.075 W Temple 184.975 R. Island 185.775 L Temple 185.825 Towson 191.850 L Temple 185.825 Missouri 187.400 L Temple 184.125 UMass 185.475 L 1995 (15-11) Temple 182.50 Rutgers 174.275 W Temple 182.50 Maryland 169.30 W Temple 183.925 UMass 186.15 L Temple 182.775 Penn 174.05 W Temple 182.775 Ursinus 163.05 W Temple 182.775 W. Chester 161.25 L Temple 184.975 G. Wash. 186.40 L Temple 184.975 Maryland 184.70 W Temple 184.975 Yale 181.875 W Temple 184.975 W & M 181.775 W Temple 184.975 Penn 180.50 W Temple 184.975 So. Conn. 178.85 W Temple 184.975 Springfield 174.60 W Temple 180.525 W. Virginia 191.25 L Temple 183.125 Pittsburgh 180.700 W Temple 185.625 Penn 180.375 W Temple 181.70 Towson 190.700 L Temple 181.70 G. Wash. 187.325 L Temple 181.70 Maryland 183.35 L Temple 181.70 N. Carolina 182.875 L Temple 181.70 W & M 182.875 L Temple 181.70 Penn 177.550 W Temple 184.125 Maryland 185.15 L Temple 182.075 R. Island 187.85 L Temple 185.175 Towson 189.10 L Temple 183.25 Northeastern 183.225 W 1996 (9-18) Temple 181.275 Rutgers 181.125 W Temple 179.25 Towson 191.575 L Temple 179.25 J. Madison 183.85 L Temple 179.25 Rutgers 182.95 L Temple 179.175 Penn 178.175 W Temple 179.175 W. Chester 165.15 W Temple 179.175 Ursinus 162.75 W Temple 183.100 G. Wash. 190.725 L Temple 183.100 W & M 187.25 L Temple 183.100 Maryland 186.65 L Temple 183.100 So. Conn. 183.65 L Temple 183.100 Bridgeport 183.45 L Temple 183.100 Penn 176.85 W Temple 184.00 Northeastern 180.975 W Temple 188.775 W. Virginia 193.70 L Temple 182.275 Towson 191.625 L Temple 182.275 G. Wash. 190.725 L Temple 182.275 Maryland 189.65 L Temple 182.275 W & M 188.40 L Temple 182.275 Penn 179.45 W Temple 185.25 Penn 181.975 W

#TUG Temple 185.525 Maryland 190.75 L temple 185.95 R. Island 187.875 L Temple 186.175 UMass 187.575 L Temple 186.100 Pittsburgh 191.925 L Temple 186.100 W. Mich. 190.225 L Temple 186.100 IUP 176.325 W 1997 (7-18) Temple 185.175 R.I. College 175.35 W Temple 185.175 Ursinus 172.625 W Temple 183.725 Rutgers 184.75 L Temple 187.275 Boise State 191.225 L Temple 187.275 G. Wash. 190.45 L Temple 187.275 W & M 187.65 L Temple 187.275 Alaska-Anch. 183.657 W Temple 183.657 Penn 185.675 L Temple 185.975 W. Virginia 194.800 L Temple 185.975 N. Hamp. 192.25 L Temple 185.975 Mich. St. 191.425 L Temple 189.45 W. Virginia 194.275 L Temple 184.625 Towson 193.95 L Temple 184.625 G. Wash. 190.825 L Temple 184.625 Maryland 189.45 L Temple 184.625 Penn 185.90 L Temple 184.625 W & M 184.875 L Temple 188.375 Penn State 195.225 L Temple 188.375 Pittsburgh 189.60 L Temple 188.375 IUP 177.425 W Temple 188.375 Ursinus 176.325 W Temple 188.375 W. Chester 150.75 W Temple 188.375 Wilson 47.60 W Temple 188.900 R. Island 191.45 L Temple 188.775 Towson 193.575 L 1998 (3-19) Temple 178.925 Maryland 184.90 L Temple 178.925 J. Madison 182.50 L Temple 178.925 Ursinus 165.625 W Temple 180.225 Rutgers 185.75 L Temple 179.55 G. Wash. 187.075 L Temple 179.55 Penn 184.025 L Temple 179.55 W & M 182.025 L Temple 180.45 W. Virginia 192.675 L Temple 180.45 Towson 191.675 L Temple 184.075 Penn 185.85 L Temple 186.175 W. Virginia 192.60 L Temple 183.50 Bridgeport 181.725 W Temple 183.50 Towson 192.20 L Temple 183.50 Maryland 190.925 L Temple 183.50 G. Wash. 190.10 L Temple 183.50 Penn 185.725 L Temple 183.50 Yale 185.025 L Temple 183.90 W. Chester 174.725 W Temple 186.775 Penn State 195.725 L Temple 186.775 Arizona 194.475 L Temple 186.775 W. Virginia 192.925 L Temple 188.45 R. Island 189.125 L 1999 (5-19) Temple 179.75 Ursinus 161.45 W Temple 183.55 Rutgers 187.652 L Temple 185.40 Maryland 189.825 L Temple 185.40 N. Carolina 189.475 L Temple 185.40 W & M 186.65 L Temple 185.40 G. Wash. 186.15 L Temple 185.40 Penn 183.30 W Temple 184.60 W. Virginia 192.675 L Temple 184.60 Pittsburgh 191.675 L Temple 184.60 Towson 190.35 L Temple 183.875 UMass 186.925 L Temple 183.15 Maryland 195.175 L Temple 183.15. Virginia 193.10 L Temple 187.575 Towson 194.425 L Temple 187.575 G. Wash. 192.175 L Temple 187.575 J. Madison 187.675 L Temple 187.575 Penn 187.15 W Temple 187.675 W. Virginia 193.65 L Temple 187.675 Rutgers 192.325 L Temple 187.675 Ursinus 177.45 W Temple 186.775 R. Island 194.30 L Temple 188.05 Towson 195.825 L Temple 189.40 Penn 189.55 L Temple 189.40 W. Chester 181.55 W 2000 (4-18) Temple 180.875 Ursinus 174.50 W Temple 185.425 Rutgers 192.4875 L Temple 183.675 G. Wash. 191.875 L Temple 183.675 N. Carolina 190.65 L Temple 183.675 Penn 187.50 L Temple 183.675 W & M 183.525 W Temple 183.675 Radford 182.75 W Temple 182.95 Rutgers 191.275 L Temple 182.95 J. Madison 189.025 L Temple 183.025 Towson 191.50 L Temple 184.825 Penn 191.25 L Temple 186.30 Maryland 195.00 L Temple 185.825 G. Wash. 194.375 L Temple 185.825 Towson 193.05 L Temple 185.825 J. Madison 190.275 L Temple 185.825 Yale 189.80 L Temple 185.825 Penn 188.90 L Temple 187.925 UMass 193.275 L Temple 186.125 W. Mich. 194.125 L Temple 186.125 R. Island 191.40 L Temple 186.125 W. Chester 184.325 W Temple 189.225 Maryland 197.125 L 2001 (5-18) Temple 179.35 Ursinus 178.80 W Temple 179.40 Rutgers 187.675 L Temple 185.15 NC State 192.35 L Temple 185.15 G. Wash. 191.90 L Temple 185.15 W & M 188.875 L Temple 185.15 Penn 186.00 L Temple 185.15 Cornell 184.75 W Temple 185.15 Radford 86.75 W Temple 182.85 J. Madison 188.575 L Temple 184.325 W. Chester 180.60 W Temple 186.50 Penn 187.65 L Temple 186.50 Ursinus 178.925 W Temple 186.90 G. Wash. 195.175 L Temple 186.90 Towson 194.125 L Temple 186.90 J. Madison 190.675 L Temple 186.90 Penn 189.325 L Temple 184.775 UMass 188.65 L Temple 177.35 R. Island 189.675 L Temple 177.35 Brown 188.55 L Temple 183.975 E. Michigan 190.80 L Temple 186.40 Maryland 195.50 L Temple 186.40 Towson 194.95 L Temple 186.40 R. Island 191.075 L 2002 (5-16) Temple 183.775 Ursinus 176.875 W Temple 185.85 Rutgers 193.525 L Temple 185.85 Towson 191.375 L Temple 184.25 G. Wash. 191.600 L Temple 184.25 N. Carolina 191.275 L Temple 184.25 W & M 190.45 L 35 Temple 184.25 Cornell 185.75 L Temple 184.25 Penn 184.400 L Temple 189.95 Georgia 196.475 L Temple 189.95 Maryland 194.875 L Temple 189.075 UNH 193.85 L Temple 189.075 Cornell 187.925 L Temple 187.50 Penn 183.70 W Temple 187.50 Ursinus 182.375 W Temple 185.925 G. Wash. 195.025 L Temple 185.925 Towson 193.875 L Temple 185.925 Yale 190.00 L Temple 185.925 Penn 188.175 L Temple 192.100 UMass 190.50 W Temple 187.75 R. Island 188.825 L Temple 190.25 Cornell 190.075 W 2003 (9-12) Temple 185.675 N. Carolina 192.30 L Temple 185.675 G. Wash. 191.50 L Temple 185.675 Rutgers 189.10 L Temple 185.675 W & M 187.15 L Temple 185.675 R. Island 186.975 L Temple 185.675 Cornell 184.525 W Temple 191.95 Rutgers 191.875 W Temple 190.525 Maryland 193.45 L Temple 189.05 Ursinus 179.975 W Temple 191.875 Penn 191.075 W Temple 191.875 Wilson 174.525 W Temple 189.275 W. Chester 182.50 W Temple 191.20 Rutgers 193.95 L Temple 191.20 Bridgeport 185.00 L Temple 187.625 W. Virginia 191.90 L Temple 187.625 R. Island 190.475 L Temple 187.875 Cornell 187.80 W Temple 190.80 Florida 193.725 L Temple 190.80 Penn State 195.50 L Temple 190.80 Yale 189.025 W Temple 190.40 Penn 190.325 W 2004 (14-12) Temple 186.925 Bridgeport 183.20 W Temple 189.25 N. Carolina 194.80 L Temple 189.25 G. Wash. 192.50 L Temple 189.25 Penn 189.075 W Temple 189.25 W & M 187.45 W Temple 189.25 Cornell 185.75 W Temple 190.70 Rutgers 193.80 L Temple 189.30 Maryland 195.75 L Temple 189.30 Towson 194.275 L Temple 189.30 J. Madison 188.95 W Temple 189.775 Penn 189.175 W Temple 190.45 Penn 192.725 L Temple 190.45 Ursinus 186.225 W Temple 190.45 W. Chester 180.775 W Temple 189.925 Towson 194.925 L Temple 189.925 R. Island 189.375 W Temple 191.225 Auburn 196.00 L Temple 191.225 N. Hamp. 195.20 L Temple 191.225 Yale 191.30 L Temple 192.425 Rutgers 195.10 L Temple 192.425 Maryland 193.925 L Temple 192.425 Bridgeport 189.50 W Temple 193.575 R. Island 192.00 W Temple 193.575 Ursinus 187.075 W Temple 193.575 W. Chester 185.775 W Temple 193.275 Cornell 192.225 W 2005 (12-13) Temple 181.275 Bridgeport 176.85 W Temple 183.725 G. Wash. 187.00 L

2016 Temple gymnastics Temple 183.725 Cornell 183.425 W Temple 183.725 W & M 181.80 W Temple 183.725 Towson 188.375 L Temple 183.725 N. Carolina 190.85 L Temple 183.725 Penn 184.975 L Temple 186.95 Rutgers 189.675 L Temple 184.825 Ursinus 179.975 W Temple 186.725 Penn 188.30 L Temple 186.725 Ursinus 178.20 W Temple 188.60 Penn 189.50 L Temple 188.95 SUNY-Brckprt 180.80 W Temple 188.95 Maryland 192.475 L Temple 188.95 Rutgers 189.55 L Temple 188.025 Penn 190.125 L Temple 188.025 J. Madison 182.800 W Temple 188.025 Ursinus 184.80 W Temple 189.575 Ursinus 184.075 W Temple 189.575 Jpn All-Stars 188.90 W Temple 189.575 W. Chester 176.675 W Temple 185.775 R. Island 189.625 L Temple 190.90 Cornell 189.80 W Temple 190.30 Penn State 195.50 L Temple 190.30 Rutgers 193.10 L 2006 (6-19) Temple 181.250 N. Carolina 181.250 L Temple 181.250 G. Wash. 189.500 L Temple 181.250 Wm. & Mary 184.875 L Temple 181.250 J. Madison 184.150 L Temple 181.250 Cornell 181.550 L Temple 184.675 Rutgers 191.650 L Temple 183.425 Towson 189.625 L Temple 183.425 Bridgeport 176.325 W Temple 183.425 Ursinus 174.725 W Temple 182.500 N.Hamp. 194.375 L Temple 182.500 Minnestota 193.875 L Temple 182.500 Yale 187.525 L Temple 182.200 Towson 192.775 L Temple 182.200 G. Wash. 192.125 L Temple 182.200 Cornell 189.025 L Temple 182.200 Ursinus 181.075 W Temple 184.400 Ursinus 178.850 W Temple 184.400 W.Chester 175.350 W Temple 186.125 Maryland 197.150 L Temple 186.500 Yale 188.800 L Temple 186.500 R. Island 186.550 L Temple 186.675 W. Chester 178.875 W Temple 187.100 Cornell 189.375 L Temple 186.175 W. Virginia 194.625 L Temple 186.175 Rutgers 190.225 L ECAC CHAMPIONSHIPS Towson 191.275 Wm. & Mary 190.350 Penn 189.050 Cornell 188.800 Yale 188.800 Rhode Island 188.375 Temple 186.550 Brown 186.050 James Madison 183.725 2007 (14-17) Aaron Murphy, Coach Temple 182.650 Towson 191.175 L Temple 182.650 Ursinus 184.150 L Temple 185.700 Rutgers 189.675 L Temple 187.900 Towson 192.950 L Temple 187.900 Penn 189.875 L Temple 190.150 Penn 187.175 W Temple 190.150 Ursinus 185.475 W Temple 190.150 Bridgeport 180.575 W Temple 190.150 West Chester 175.625 W Temple 186.825 Towson 193.500 L #WETHET Temple 186.825 Cornell 189.575 L Temple 186.825 Penn 187.700 L Temple 186.825 Ursinus 186.775 W Temple 186.825 J. Madison 185.175 W Temple 191.200 Maryland 194.700 L Temple 191.200 N. Hamp. 193.525 L Temple 191.200 J. Madison 187.450 W Temple 188.600 R. Island 187.625 W Temple 184.000 W. Chester 175.025 W Temple 189.125 Cornell 191.750 L Temple 189.975 W. Virginia 195.275 L Temple 189.975 Rutgers 190.225 L Temple 189.975 Yale 186.925 W ECAC CHAMPIONSHIPS 1. Towson: 193.650 2. Penn: 191.325 3. Rhode Island: 190.475 4. Cornell: 190.100 5. Temple: 190.050 6. Yale: 189.425 7. William & Mary: 188.250 8. James Madison: 186.150 9. Brown: 182.600 USAG WOMEN S COLLEGIATE CHAMPIONSHIPS 1. Towson: 194.475 2. Centenary (LA): 190.400 3. Rutgers: 189.950 4. Temple: 187.500 2008 (10-23) Aaron Murphy, Coach Temple 184.900 N. Carolina 193.575 L Temple 184.900 G. Wash. 190.000 L Temple 184.900 Rutgers 187.625 L Temple 184.900 W&M 182.725 W Temple 183.025 Towson 191.625 L Temple 183.025 Ursinus 185.150 L Temple 185.325 Rutgers 187.525 L Temple 185.550 W&M 185.725 L Temple 185.550 Ursinus 184.150 W Temple 185.550 W. Chester 169.750 W Temple 185.550 Wilson 163.525 W Temple 188.275 Towson 192.550 L Temple 188.275 Cornell 190.525 L Temple 188.275 Penn 187.900 W Temple 188.275 Ursinus 184.650 W Temple 190.125 NC State 195.075 L Temple 190.125 Towson 193.475 L Temple 190.125 Penn 192.125 L Temple 188.350 W. Chester 171.525 W Temple 189.125 Cornell 190.375 L Temple 190.025 Michigan 196.500 L Temple 190.025 Maryland 194.250 L Temple 190.025 Pittsburgh 191.600 L Temple 188.625 Pittsburgh 194.100 L Temple 188.625 N. Carolina 193.725 L Temple 188.625 Cornell 192.000 L At ECAC Championships 1. Towson 193.950; 2. Rhode Island 192.225; 3. Cornell 192.075; 4. William & Mary 191.325; 5. Temple 190.825; 6. Penn 188.575; 7.. Yale 186.650; 8. Brown 183.050. 2009 (15-12) Aaron Murphy, Coach Temple 188.500 N. Carolina 192.925 L Temple 188.500 G. Wash. 192.900 L 36 Temple 188.500 Cornell 188.700 L Temple 188.500 Rutgers 186.250 W Temple 188.500 W&M 185.100 W Temple 187.075 Towson 188.800 L Temple. 187.075 Ursinus 183.675 W Temple 191.375 Towson 192.275 L Temple 191.375 Bridgeport 190.575 W Temple 190.800 Ithaca 184.625 W Temple 190.800 Ursinus 183.600 W Temple 190.800 W. Chester 178.800 W Temple 190.800 Wilson 148.050 W Temple 191.650 W.Virginia 195.650 L Temple 190.750 Alaska 189.650 W Temple 190.725 Alaska 192.150 L Temple 188.675 SCSU 187.825 W Temple 188.675 Springfield 181.775 W Temple 188.150 N. Carolina 195.775 L Temple 188.150 Maryland 194.300 L Temple 192.625 Cornell 193.400 L ECAC CHAMPIONSHIPS 1. Towson 193.325 2. Cornell 193.050 3. Temple 191.475 4. William & Mary 190.125 5. Penn 190.075 6. Brown 188.175 7. Yale 184.450 2010 (17-16) Aaron Murphy, Coach Temple 188.025 Maryland 194.250 L Temple 188.025 Cornell 189.375 L Temple 188.025 Bridgeport 187.350 W Temple 189.150 N. Carolina 192.450 L Temple 189.150 Geo.Wash. 187.825 W Temple 189.150 Cornell 186.800 W Temple 189.150 W&M 183.575 W Temple 189.150 Penn 179.550 W Temple 188.900 Towson 190.225 L Temple 188.900 Bridgeport 189.025 L Temple 188.900 Ursinus 180.950 W Temple 187.775 Rutgers 188.550 L Temple 188.375 Ursinus 181.725 W Temple 188.375 Penn 181.200 W Temple 188.375 W.Chester 176.375 W Temple 185.750 Towson 192.150 L Temple 185.750 Cornell 190.850 L Temple 185.750 Penn 186.400 L Temple 185.750 Ursinus 184.575 W Temple 188.150 W.Chester 181.275 W Temple 188.150 Springfield 179.925 W Temple 190.650 Bridgeport 194.200 L Temple 190.650 Towson 193.075 L Temple 190.650 S.Conn.St. 190.375 W Temple 191.025 Maryland 194.450 L Temple 191.025 Penn 191.325 L Temple 191.025 S.Conn.St. 189.825 W Temple 190.650 W&M 191.775 L ECAC CHAMPIONSHIPS 1. Towson 192.725 2. William & Mary 190.800 3. Temple 190.675 4. Cornell 190.300 5. Penn 190.225 6. Yale 189.500 USAG CHAMPIONSHIPS - SEMIFINALS 1. Texas Women s 193.500 2. Cornell 191.675 3. Temple 191.375 4. William & Mary 190.800

2011 (13-18) Aaron Murphy, Coach Temple 189.625 N. Carolina 193.900 L Temple 189.625 Geo. Wash. 191.975 L Temple 189.625 Maryland 191.725 L Temple 189.625 Maryland 191.275 L Temple 189.625 Penn 189.425 W Temple 188.225 Ursinus 179.025 W Temple 186.425 S. Conn. St. 185.375 W Temple 186.125 Towson 190.700 L Temple 186.125 W. Chester 189.625 L Temple 186.125 W&M 186.200 L Temple 191.600 Yale 184.350 W Temple 191.600 Springfield 178.950 W Temple 191.600 Towson 192.425 L Temple 191.600 Penn 191.950 L Temple 191.600 Cornell 190.800 W Temple 191.600 Ursinus 185.050 W Temple 190.150 Maryland 195.450 L Temple 190.150 Bridgeport 192.825 L Temple 190.150 W&M 187.750 W Temple 190.125 Missouri 194.775 L Temple 190.125 S. Missouri St. 194.675 L Temple 190.125 Centenary 190.750 L Temple 191.200 California 193.325 L Temple 191.200 Penn 191.125 W Temple 191.200 S. Conn. St. 188.450 W ECAC CHAMPIONSHIPS 1. Cornell 191.675 2. Pennsylvania 191.175 3. Towson 191.075 4. Temple 191.000 5. William & Mary 190.075 6. Brown 187.925 7. Yale 186.225 USAG Championships-Session I 1. Bridgeport 192.775 2. Seattle-Pacific 191.050 3. Temple 190.750 4. Centenary 190.450 2012 (13-16) Aaron Murphy, Coach Temple 187.450 N. Carolina 192.650 L Temple 187.450 Geo. Wash. 190.325 L Temple 187.450 Penn 189.025 L Temple 187.450 Cornell 188.950 L Temple 187.450 W&M 188.800 L Temple 185.975 Ithaca 183.125 W Temple 185.975 Ursinus 180.350 W Temple 190.800 Rutgers 192.075 L Temple 190.800 S. Conn. St. 186.100 W Temple 190.800 Ursinus 179.700 W Temple 193.275 West Chester 189.775 W Temple 193.275 Ursinus 182.050 W Temple 190.250 Illinois St. 193.625 L Temple 190.250 Seattle Pacific 191.600 L Temple 190.250 Wisconsin-Stout 178.625 W Temple 191.050 N. Carolina 194.425 L Temple 191.375 Rutgers 193.175 L Temple 191.375 E. Mighigan 192.225 L Temple 191.375 Cornell 191.275 W Temple 190.725 E. Michigan 193.850 L Temple 190.725 Air Force 192.250 L Temple 190.725 N. Illinois 192.075 L Temple 192.275 W&M 191.400 W ECAC CHAMPIONSHIPS 1. Penn 194.400 2. Towson 194.375 3. Temple 192.450 4. Cornell 192.350 5. Brown 192.250 6. W&M 191.925 7. Yale 191.450 USAG Championships-Session II 1. Bridgeport 195.525 2. Penn 193.900 3. Temple 191.775 4. Seatte Pacific 190.800 2013 (6-22) Aaron Murphy, Coach Temple 187.500 Geo. Wash 193.425 L Temple 187.500 N. Carolina 192.950 L Temple 187.500 Cornell 190.300 L Temple 187.500 Penn 189.575 L Temple 190.000 Maryland 195.975 L Temple 190.000 Pitt 195.650 L Temple 190.000 Cornell 191.800 L Temple 190.225 New Hampshire 195.650 L Temple 190.225 Brown 191.750 L Temple 189.825 Bridgeport 193.975 L Temple 189.825 West Chester 184.875 W Temple 189.825 Ursinus 183.075 W Temple 190.675 Ursinus 186.975 W Temple 190.600 Towson 193.275 L Temple 190.600 Cornell 192.250 L Temple 190.600 Ursinus 182.425 W Temple 191.175 Denver 196.800 L Temple 191.175 West Virginia 196.375 L Temple 191.175 Geo. Wash 195.300 L Temple 189.650 Penn State 196.975 L Temple 189.650 New Hampshire 194.225 L Temple 189.650 Penn 193.000 L Temple 191.650 W&M 194.575 L ECAC CHAMPIONSHIPS 1. Penn 193.725 2. Cornell 193.250 3. W&M 192.950 4. Temple 192.175 5. Yale 192.100 6. Brown 191.500 2014 (16-14) Aaron Murphy, Coach Temple 186.775 Geo. Wash 193.025 L Temple 186.775 Cornell 188.750 L Temple 186.775 Penn 183.125 W Temple 188.350 Bridgeport 192.975 L Temple 188.350 Southern Conn. 187.125 W Temple 187.125 Alaska Anchorage 188.000 L Temple 188.100 Alaska Anchorage 190.150 L Temple 191.150 Cornell 191.025 W Temple 191.150 Penn 188.350 W Temple 191.150 West Chester 187.125 W Temple 191.150 Ursinus 184.225 W Temple 191.250 Penn 190.550 W Temple 191.250 SUNY Cortland 189.650 W Temple 191.250 SUNY Brockport 187.500 W Temple 192.325 Cornell 191.925 W Temple 192.325 Towson 189.375 W Temple 192.325 Ursinus 183.825 W Temple 191.950 Penn State 195.825 L Temple 191.950 Rutgers 194.575 L Temple 191.950 Ursinus 184.825 W Temple 192.325 Ursinus 187.425 W Temple 191.575 Northern Illinois 195.100 L Temple 191.575 Eastern Michigan 194.900 L Temple 191.575 Air Force 193.900 L Temple 189.525 William & Mary 193.375 L ECAC CHAMPIONSHIPS T1. W&M 193.600 T1. Brown 193.600 2. Cornell 192.350 3. Temple 191.775 4. Penn 191.275 5. Yale 189.850 USAG Chamionships- Session 2 1. Texas Woman s 195.375 2. Seattle Pacific 194.275 3. Brown University 193.775 4. Temple 190.750 #TUG 2015 (3-17) Aaron Murphy, Coach Temple 187.20 E. Michiigan 193.925 L Temple 187.275 Geo. Washington 195.025 L Temple 187.275 North Carolina 194.55 L Temple 187.275 Pittsburgh 192.625 L Temple 187.275 Cornell 189.20 L Temple 189.90 Ursinus 189.575 W Temple 189.225 New Hampshire 194.15 L Temple 192.15 UPenn 192.475 L Temple 191.70 Bridgeport 194.375 L Temple 191.70 West Chester 190.575 W Temple 187.75 Ursinus 192.625 L Temple 191.225 West Virginia 194.975 L Temple 191.225 Pittsburgh 194.875 L Temple 191.225 North Carolina 193.50 L Temple 188.875 Cornell 191.125 L Temple 189.75 Iowa State 195.30 L ECAC CHAMPIONSHIPS 1. W&M 194.375 2. Brown 194.15 3. Yale 193.575 4. UPenn 192.80 5. Temple 192.075 6. Cornell 191.225 37