Price Takes Fourth All Around Title

POST MEET NOTES | By Nuriya Mack - Fisk Gymnastics 

PISCATAWAY, N.J. (February 2, 2025) - On Sunday at Rutgers University, the Fisk Bulldogs Gymnastics team delivered a performance full of heart, grit, and growth. While the scores didn't fully reflect the incredible effort and execution on the floor, it's clear that the Bulldogs are on the cusp of something truly special. With a team score of 191.375, many standout moments, including Morgan Price winning the All Around title, showed the team is leveling up in all areas.

Beam: Kicking Off Strong

The competition started on a high note with a solid 48.575 on beam. Our Balance Beam anchor, Morgan Price, showed her strength, posting an impressive 9.875 to secure first place in the event. Right behind her, Aliyah Reed-Hammon earned a 9.8, while Liberty Mora posted a 9.65. Allie Berkley and Kaylei McDonald contributed consistent 9.625 scores, showing the team's depth and consistency.

Floor: Sparks of Greatness

Next up was the Floor Exercise, where the Bulldogs have been steady in their performance and technique. Although they faced some challenges at Rutgers, including counting a fall, the bright sparks of greatness were still there. The team posted a score of 47.675. Zyia Coleman debuted her full-in, an E pass, joining Ciniah Rosby as our second E pass athlete, adding power and depth to the floor lineup. Price Fisk's highest scorer here with a 9.8, closely followed by Rosby's 9.675. Jada Reese and Mora also posted solid performances with 9.65s, proving that the Bulldogs are continuing to upgrade their routines.

Vault: Strength in Consistency

Vault has become the Bulldogs' strongest event, and this weekend was no different. With a team score of 47.6, Fisk showed consistency across the board, though the scores didn't fully reflect their strong performances. The standout moment was Price sticking her vault in the anchor position, scoring a 9.825 to secure a third-place finish in the event, a highlight of the meet.

Bars: A Glimmer of Greatness

Ending the competition on the Uneven Bars, the Bulldogs showed their determination to create a lineup that could compete with the best. Despite the challenges, they managed to go 6-for-6 for the first time this season, posting a season-high score of 47.525. This was a promising sign of what's to come. Price once again led the way with a stellar 9.825, taking first place in the event and clinching her fourth All-Around title of the season.

In Summary

The Bulldogs finished the meet with a team total of 191.375, hitting 21 out of 24 routines—an impressive feat that continues to move them in the right direction. With each competition, the team is growing stronger and more cohesive. There's no doubt that they are on the verge of breaking through to the next level.

NEXT UP:

The Bulldogs are ready to take their momentum into their next competition as they head to Temple University this Saturday, February 8, at 4 PM CST.