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Rahdea Jarvis shared first place on the vault with her score of 9.575 against the Warhawks.
Rahdea Jarvis shared first place on the vault with her score of 9.575 against the Warhawks.

Titans Suffer Loss To Warhawks In Season Finale

Results

Emily Buffington, Rahdea Jarvis and Olivia Keller produced winning scores as UW-Oshkosh concluded an abbreviated 2021 women's gymnastics season with a 188.050-186.975 road loss to UW-Whitewater on Saturday (April 3).

Buffington paced the Titans against the Warhawks with four top-six finishes. She took first place on the uneven bars with a score of 9.575, second in the all-around competition with a sum of 37.375 and third on the balance beam and in the floor exercise with counts of 9.375 and 9.60, respectively. Buffington's score in the floor exericse established a season best.

Jarvis and Keller both shared their winning performance with UW-Whitewater's Meg McGinley. Jarvis and McGinley achieved first-place scores of 9.575 on the vault while Keller and McGinley attained first-place results of 9.675 in the floor exercise. The score by Jarvis was a season high.

Titan Trinity Sawyer placed in two categories after finishing third on the vault and fifth on the uneven bars with scores of 9.55 and 9.40, respectively.

UW-Oshkosh also had Emily Gilot place third on the uneven bars with a score of 9.475, Paige Mayhew fourth on the balance beam with a figure of 9.35 and Kaylie Berens fourth in the all-around competition with an amount of 36.725.

The Titans wrapped up their top-six listings with the fifth-place score of 9.275 on the balance beam from Rachel Morris and the sixth-place grade of 9.424 on the vault from Haley Volstad.

UW-Whitewater's Blaise Wilson finished first on the balance beam and in the all-around competition with scores of 9.60 and 38.175, respectively.

UW-Oshkosh reached its overall team score by totaling a season-best 47.45 points in the floor exercise, 47.00 on the uneven bars, 46.875 on the vault and 45.65 on the balance beam.

UW-Whitewater tallied its overall team score with 47.95 points in the floor exercise, 47.25 on the vault, 46.95 on the uneven bars and 45.90 on the balance beam.

UW-Oshkosh participated in just four dual meets this season, all against WIAC opponents, due to the novel coronavirus pandemic. The Titans went 2-2 in those four contests, including wins over UW-Eau Claire on March 11 and Winona State University (Minn.) on March 18.

UW-Oshkosh won the WIAC title in 2020 and enters the 2022 season as the defending league champion. The 2021 WIAC Championship was not held due to the pandemic.