Complete Individual Results

Colorado Springs, Co. (Mar. 24) – The Seattle Pacific University gymnastics team was crowned the conference champion at the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Championships Friday night at West Cadet Gym.

With a score of 191.650, the Falcons won their first conference title in eight years. SPU was followed by UC Davis (191.025), Alaska Anchorage (190.950) and Air Force Academy (184.200).

Jessica Portlock of Alaska Anchorage finished first on vault and floor with matching scores of 9.775 en route to winning the all-around (38.900).

The Falcons’ Jaynie Reynolds (Sr., White Rock, BC) won bars with a 9.850, SPU’s No. 10 all-time score. Reynolds finished second in the meet with 38.675 points and tied for second on vault with teammate Kristin Bryant (Jr., Anchorage, Ak.) (9.750). Bryant also tied for third on floor (9.700) while Sarah Sullivan (Jr., Salem, Or.) finished second on beam and third on vault with two 9.700s.

The Seawolves’ Lauren Agostino, who finished third in the meet (38.100), tied with Portlock on floor, while the Aggies’ Julia Richards won beam (9.775).

Ashley Domres (So., Scottsdale, Az.) tied for third with Michelle Kulovitz of UC Davis on beam (9.650), and Brianna Schwartz (Fr., Bonney Lake, Wa.) tied for third with Portlock on bars (9.775).

Seattle Pacific (8-14) will await the announcement of whether any Falcons will advance to the NCAA West Region in Stanford April 8. The USA Gymnastics Championships will be held April 13-15 in Ithaca, NY.

FINAL – 1) SPU 191.650 2) UCD 191.025 3) UAA 190.950 4) AFA 184.200

VAULT – 1) Portlock, UAA, 9.775; 2) (tie) Reynolds, Bryant, SPU, 9.750

UNEVEN BARS – 1) Reynolds, SPU, 9.850; 2) Forte, UCD, 9.825; 3) (tie) Portlock, UAA, Schwartz, SPU, 9.775

BALANCE BEAM – 1) Richards, UCD, 9.775; 2) Sullivan, SPU, 9.700; 3) (tie) Kulovitz, UCD, Domres, SPU, 9.650

FLOOR EXERCISE – 1) (tie) Portlock, Agostino, UAA, 9.75; 3) (tie) Ingram, UAA, Bryant, SPU, 9.700

ALL-AROUND – 1) Portlock, UAA, 38.900; 2) Reynolds, SPU, 38.675; 3) Agostino, UAA, 38.100