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California Quad: Gymnastics Team Ends Regular Season with Strong 195.900 Score

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University of Pennsylvania Gymnastics Shines at California Quad

BERKELEY, Calif. – The University of Pennsylvania gymnastics team made a remarkable impression at the California Quad hosted by Cal Berkeley. The Quakers finished with an impressive score of 195.900, marking their second-highest score of the season. The competition was fierce, with California securing the top position at 197.175, followed by Washington at 196.575 and UC Davis in fourth with 191.175.

Consistent Performance Across Rotations

Vault: A Solid Start

The Quakers started strong on the vault, achieving a score of 48.925—their lowest rotation of the night, showcasing just how successful their performance was overall. The team’s consistency shone through, with all five gymnasts scoring between 9.750 and 9.825. Leading the pack was Manama Fofana with an impressive 9.825, while Sienna Zuccaro and Jordan Barrow contributed notable scores of 9.800 each.

Bars: Highlight of the Night

The bars rotation was a standout moment, yielding a remarkable score of 49.050. This incredible performance included four scores of 9.825 or higher. Notable contributions came from Marissa Lassiter, Jordan Barrow again, and Sophia Paris, who performed beautifully with scores of 9.825. The team’s highest score was clinched by Luci Toczydlowski, who achieved 9.850.

Beam: Stepping Up

On the beam, the Quakers secured a score of 48.950. Following an early standout performance of 9.925 by Manama Fofana, Maggie Murphy and Mimi Fletcher each delivered all-time performances, with their scores ranking third in the program’s history.

Floor: Setting the Tone

The Quakers capped off their performance with a strong floor routine, scoring 48.975. Manama Fofana again led the charge with an outstanding score of 9.900, while Mimi Fletcher followed closely with a solid 9.850.

Looking Ahead

The Quakers are now turning their focus to the upcoming GEC Championships, scheduled for this Saturday, March 21, in Ithaca, N.Y.

For ongoing updates and insights on Penn gymnastics, follow @PennGym on X and Instagram, or visit PennAthletics.com.

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