West Chester Posts Second-Best Score of 2023 In Temple Quad Meet

MEET RESULTS

PHILADELPHIA, PA – West Chester University registered its second-highest score of the season in the form of a 194.275 during Temple University's first "My Cause" meet Thursday afternoon inside McGonigle Hall.
 
West Chester's overall score was the fifth-best in school history as was its score of 48.475. The Golden Rams' 48.825 on the beam was the sixth best in school history, and the teams' 48.45 on the uneven bars marked the 10th-best effort in school history.
 
Sophomore all-arounder, Kristina Rodriquez (Cincinnati, Ohio), tied for first on the balance beam with a 9.825 that fell just shy of her personal high. Supporting Rodriguez on the beam were teammates Caitlyn Allen (Forest Hill, Md.) and Lily McFarland (Baltimore, Md.). The two tied for third overall with a 9.8 each.
 
Sophomore Jordan Coleman (Bowie, Md.) equaled her personal high on the uneven bars with a 9.85. Freshman Sarah Eskew (Pittsburgh, Pa.) hit a personal best on the vault with a 9.775.
 
Grad student, McKenna Kissinger (Chambersburg, Pa.) tied for fourth on the floor exercise with a 9.825. She also scored a 9.7 on the vault.
 
West Chester concludes its regular season with a home meet against Cornell University next Friday evening at 7 p.m.