| Vault | Bars | Beam | Floor | Total | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| UCLA | 49.4000 | 49.3750 | 49.0250 | 49.4000 | 197.200 |
| Utah | 49.4250 | 49.3000 | 48.8000 | 49.45000 | 196.975 |
| Washington | -- | -- | -- | -- | 195.725 |
| STANFORD | 49.0750 | 48.0750 | 49.0250 | 49.1750 | 195.350 |
Photo by Jeff Bartee
RENO, Nevada -- Getting another strong performance from senior Elizabeth Price, the Stanford women's gymnastics team placed fourth in the prestigious Elevate the Stage Meet on Sunday.
Price, who scored a perfect 10 on the uneven bars last Monday night in the season-opening NorCal Classic, winning all-around with a nation-leading score of 39.650, matched that figure again and finished a close second to Mykayla Skinner of Utah (39.700). Price won the beam (9.850), tied for first in vault (9.950), tied for second in floor exercise (9.950) and tied for fourth on the uneven bars (9.900).
E. Price: huge double lay! Front thru to double back perfect. Strong double pike to finish! Way to start strong on floor, Card!
— Stanford Gymnastics (@StanfordWGym) January 14, 2018
Several teammates improved their Monday showings, including freshman Kyla Bryant. She placed fifth in all-around (39.300) and raised her scores in three events, tying for fourth on the uneven bars (9.900).
K. Bryant: double lay in the rafters! Front thru to double pike perfect. Open double tuck to end! Wow!
— Stanford Gymnastics (@StanfordWGym) January 14, 2018
Freshman Lauren Navarro tied for second on beam (9.825) and tied for 13th in all-around (39.050), while sophomore Kaylee Cole lifted her totals on vault and beam and tied for ninth in floor (9.825).
Stanford hosts Arizona State on Saturday at 2 p.m. PT in Burnham Pavilion.