SACRAMENTO, Ca.-Alison Siegel-McAfee vaulted and balanced first place finishes en route to top honors in the all-around competition as Seattle Pacific University flipped host Sacramento State 191.400 to 190.600, in a women's gymnastics meet Friday night at Hornet Gym.

Siegel-McAfee (Sr., Oakland, Ca.) started the evening with a 9.750 on vault and did not look back. The senior all-arounder posted some impressive marks, swinging the uneven bars to a 9.525, negotiating the beam for a 9.725 and tumbling a 9.800 on floor exercise. Siegel-McAfee tied for second on floor and matched her season best in the all-around (38.800).

Freshman Corrie McDaniel (Lawrence, Ks.) also nailed her floor routine for a 9.800 and a tie for second place with Siegel-McAfee. McDaniel finished fourth in the all-around competition (37.150) behind Siegel Mc-Afee, Toni Peterson and Binta Coleman of Sacramento State.

SPU swept the top four spots on the balance beam as Kristin Strid (Kingsburg, Ca.) finished second with a 9.675 and Annastasia Ahr (So., San Antoni, Tx.) won third (9650). Courtney Stump finished fourth (9.550).

The USA Gymnastics fourth-ranked Falcons notched their first win in four meets with the decision at Sac State, and return to Seattle to dual with the Hornets again on February 22. Official start time is scheduled for 7:00.

SEATTLE PACIFIC 191.400, SACRAMENTO STATE 190.600.

VAULT: 1, Siegel-McAfee, SPU, 9.750; 2, Zaher, CSUS, 9.675; 3, Diamond, CSUS, 9.600.

BARS: 1, Gillette, CSUS, 9.875; 2 (tie) Coleman and Greer, CSUS, 9.850.

BEAM: 1, Siegel-McAfee, SPU, 9.725; 2, Strid, SPU, 9.675; 3, Ahr, SPU, 9.650.

FLOOR: 1, Diamond, CSUS, 9.850; 2 (tie), Siegel-McAfee and McDaniel, SPU, Toni Petersen, CSUS, 9.800.

ALL-AROUND: 1, Siegel-McAfee, SPU, 38.800; 2, Petersen, CSUS, 38.350; 3, Coleman, CSUS, 38.250