Monday, March 26
Honolulu, Hawaii
10:00 PM
University of Oregon
284.660
at
274.225
Hawaii Pacific
Ducks Record Season-High Score To Defeat Hawai'i Pacific
03/27/18 | Acrobatics & Tumbling
HONOLULU, Hawaii – The Oregon acrobatics and tumbling team exploded for a season-high score of 284.660 to defeat Hawai'i Pacific Monday night.
The Ducks won all six events, setting or tying season-high scores in 10 different event heats.
How it Happened: The Ducks (4-2) and Sharks put on a show in the Aloha State with the hosts recording the first of three 10s in the meet during the toss heat of the compulsory event.
Despite HPU's perfect score, The Ducks managed to edge out the Sharks scoring a 9.40 in the tumbling heat to win the event by a narrow 0.05 points, 38.70-38.65.
Both teams opened the acro event strong, recording duplicate scores of 19.7 through the first two heats. The Ducks pulled out the event win by outscoring HPU 9.80-9.50 in the seven element acro heat to win 29.50-29.20.
The two teams lit up the scoreboard in the pyramid event combining to leave only 0.40 points on the mat between them. The Ducks recorded three straight 9.95s to finish the event with a season-high score of 29.85, tying the fifth highest score in program history.
With the event win, the Ducks headed into the break with a 98.05-97.60 lead over HPU.
There was no slowing down for the Ducks after the intermission though as UO recorded back-to-back 9.85s in the first two heats of the toss event. Seniors Alexis Cross, Taylor Galvin and Kendall Green along with junior Tia Thomas and freshman Calyx Hampton then capped off the event with a perfect 10 in the open toss heat.
Oregon finished the event recording a score of 29.70, marking the highest toss event score in program history.
In the tumbling event, the Ducks tied or set four season-high scores with Galvin closing out the event recording a perfect score in her open tumbling pass. The Ducks' score of 57.65 marked yet another season-high event score for Oregon.
UO put the cherry on top, closing out the meet with a 99.260, yet another season-high, in the team event to record the final score of 284.660-274.225.
Up Next: Oregon closes out the regular season against No. 1 Baylor Sunday, Apr. 8, at 5 p.m. PT.
The Ducks won all six events, setting or tying season-high scores in 10 different event heats.
How it Happened: The Ducks (4-2) and Sharks put on a show in the Aloha State with the hosts recording the first of three 10s in the meet during the toss heat of the compulsory event.
Despite HPU's perfect score, The Ducks managed to edge out the Sharks scoring a 9.40 in the tumbling heat to win the event by a narrow 0.05 points, 38.70-38.65.
Both teams opened the acro event strong, recording duplicate scores of 19.7 through the first two heats. The Ducks pulled out the event win by outscoring HPU 9.80-9.50 in the seven element acro heat to win 29.50-29.20.
The two teams lit up the scoreboard in the pyramid event combining to leave only 0.40 points on the mat between them. The Ducks recorded three straight 9.95s to finish the event with a season-high score of 29.85, tying the fifth highest score in program history.
With the event win, the Ducks headed into the break with a 98.05-97.60 lead over HPU.
There was no slowing down for the Ducks after the intermission though as UO recorded back-to-back 9.85s in the first two heats of the toss event. Seniors Alexis Cross, Taylor Galvin and Kendall Green along with junior Tia Thomas and freshman Calyx Hampton then capped off the event with a perfect 10 in the open toss heat.
Oregon finished the event recording a score of 29.70, marking the highest toss event score in program history.
In the tumbling event, the Ducks tied or set four season-high scores with Galvin closing out the event recording a perfect score in her open tumbling pass. The Ducks' score of 57.65 marked yet another season-high event score for Oregon.
UO put the cherry on top, closing out the meet with a 99.260, yet another season-high, in the team event to record the final score of 284.660-274.225.
Up Next: Oregon closes out the regular season against No. 1 Baylor Sunday, Apr. 8, at 5 p.m. PT.
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