Meet Results
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. – West Chester University placed third at the 30th Annual ECAC Division II Women’s Gymnastics Championships hosted by University of Bridgeport Saturday afternoon. Emily Siegel was named the Scholar-Athlete of the Year at the championships as well.
Bridgeport won its fifth straight team title and conference-best 16th overall while Southern Connecticut State was runner-up.
Senior Kaley LaFleur placed fourth all-around with a score of 37.850. She was third on the vault with a score of 9.6 and sixth on the balance beam with a 9.65. She scored a 9.45 on the floor and a 9.15 on the uneven bars.
“The seniors did really well today,” WCU head coach Barbara Cordova said. “Kaley nailed her routines, and she has been improving her all-around over the last five weeks.”
Fellow senior Melissa Voskian placed fourth on the vault with a 9.55, finishing right behind LaFleur. She also scored a 9.525 on the floor exercise.
“She has just been so consistent all year,” Cordova explained. “She has had no falls all winter.”
Meghan Brannon scored a 9.75 to place fourth on the bars while Siegel was sixth with a 9.65. Siegel also turned in a 9.4 on the vault. Siegel was named the ECAC Scholar-Athlete of the Year at the championships. It marks the second straight year that a Golden Rams’ gymnast has walked away with that award. Allie Aquila was the scholar-athlete of the year last fall at the championship meet.
