Mizzou downs Arkansas at Barnhill

FAYETTEVILLE — No. 15 Missouri took the lead early with an enormous uneven bars efficiency and powered by way of with a school-record rating to down No. 17 Arkansas 197.85 to 196.65 Friday at Barnhill Enviornment.

The Tigers (6-3, 3-3) nailed down the victory within the last rotation with an enormous 49.55 on the steadiness beam as all 5 gymnasts scored 9.9 or higher, led by 9.925s from Sienna Schreiber and Addison Lawrence.

Arkansas (3-7, 1-5 SEC) was inside 0.275 heading into the ultimate rotation with an opportunity to rally with an enormous ground rating. Nonetheless, Bailey Lovett and Norah Flatley had falls on back-to-back routines within the third and fourth spots.

Schreiber captured the all-around with a 39.5. Flatley was in place to win the all-around by way of three occasions, however the senior didn’t hit the touchdown on her first go on the ground train. Flatley gained the steadiness beam with a 9.975, tied for second with a 9.9 on the bars and was fifth on the vault (9.85).

The Tigers acquired off to a sizzling begin with a 49.45 on the uneven bars, the best rating on that occasion at school historical past. Arkansas was having hassle sticking its vault landings on the identical rotation and scored 49.225, permitting Missouri to take a lead of 0.225.

The margin grew to 0.275 on the midway level with the Tigers at a school-record tempo of 98.775. Jocelyn Moore, who scored a ten on the vault final week, nailed her blind touchdown for an event-winning 9.975. Teammate Amari Celestine posted a 9.95 to position second on the occasion on which the Tigers had a 49.325.

Arkansas scored 49.275 on the bars, highlighted by 9.9s from Flatley and Reese Drotar.

The Razorbacks had a school-record 49.525 on the steadiness beam within the third rotation however couldn’t achieve any floor. The Tigers matched them with a 49.525 on the ground train, led by Moore’s 9.975 and a 9.925 from Alisa Sheremeta.