UC Davis Wins MPSF Championship
March 21, 2015 2015 MPSF Championship Results
MPSF Women's Gym Release 12
2015 MPSF Championship Scores
1. UC Davis-195.300
2. San Jose State-195.175
3. Sacramento State-194.175
4. Alaska-Anchorage-193.700
5. Seattle Pacific-192.700
6. Air Force-191.150
2015 Event Winners
Vault-Cami Guyer, San Jose State (9.900)
Uneven Bars-M'rcy Matsunami, Alaska (9.850)
Balance Beam-Marissa Unpingco, SJSU; Kristi Hayashida, SPU; Dani Judal, UCD (9.875)
Floor Exercise-Cami Guyer, SJSU (9.875)
2015 Major Award Winners:
MPSF Gymnast of the Year: Cami Guyer, San Jose State
MPSF Newcomer of the Year: Lauren Rice, Sacramento State
MPSF Assistant of the Year: Randy Solorio, Sacramento State
MPSF Coach of the Year: Kim Hughes, Sacramento State
2015 MPSF Women's Gymnastics Championship Highlights:
Rotation 1:
San Jose State totaled 49.075 on floor, tying for eighth in MPSF Championship history. Cami Guyer posted a 9.875.
Rotation 2:
Cami Guyer of San Jose State recorded a 9.900 on vault, tying the 2015 MPSF-high on the event, and tying for fifth all-time in MPSF history. It also ties for third in MPSF Championship history.
San Jose State totaled 49.150 on vault, an all-time Spartan record, and tying the all-time championship meet record (Sacramento State, 2014).
Courtney Soliwoda, Julia Konner, and Kayla Wonderly all hit a 9.850 on the Sacramento State balance beam, tying for seventh all-time in MPSF Championship Meet history.
Sacramento State totaled 49.125 on balance beam, a new MPSF Championship record on the event. It also ties their all-time MPSF third-place total which the Hornets recorded just six days earlier.
Rotation 3:
UC Davis totaled 49.025 on vault, third-highest in MPSF Championship history.
Rotation 4:
Kristi Hayashida of Seattle Pacific posted a 9.875 balance beam routine, tied for third in MPSF Championship history.
Tracie Villanueva tied the Sac State trio with a 9.850 beam, tied for seventh in meet history.
Rotation 5:
Marissa Unpingco of San Jose State went 9.875 on beam, tying SPU's Hayashida for third all-time in meet history.
The Spartans' Allison Bellingham recorded a 9.850 on beam, the fifth gymnast in the meet to do so.
San Jose State totaled 48.900 on beam, tied for fourth in meet history.
Rotation 6:
UC Davis needed a 48.8 to catch San Jose State for the team title, and accumulated a 49.025 to win the MPSF Championship for the sixth time.
Dani Judal of UCD hit a 9.875 on beam, tying for the event title, and third in meet history,