**All-American**
Collegiate Bests:
Floor Exercise: 15.200
Pommel Horse: 13.800
Vault: 15.500
Parallel Bars: 14.600
High Bar: 14.300
As a Redshirt Freshman in 2012: Scored 15.200 on floor exercise at Oklahoma and UI-Chicago...posted 15.100 on floor at Ohio State and 14.900 versus Cal...posted seven scores of 15.000 or higher on vault including season-high 15.500 versus Cal...also recorded 15.400 (Stanford Showdown), 15.300 (Cal), 15.250 (at Ohio State), 15.200 (at Cal), 15.100 (Cal, Oklahoma) and 15.000 (Stanford Open)...recorded a score of 14.600 on parallel bars in lone appearance of season at Stanford Showdown...posted season-high 14.300 on high-bar versus Cal and Oklahoma... established season-best on pommel horse (14.650) at NCAA Qualifiers and on floor exercise (15.300) at NCAA Team Finals...scored 15.150 on floor exercise at NCAA Individual Championships, earning first career All-American honor...MPSF All-Academic selection.
As a Freshman in 2011: Did not compete.
High School: Member of the Parkettes National Gymnastics Training Center where his team was four-time Pennsylvania overall state champion ... placed first on floor, third on horizontal bar, and 10th in the all-around at the 2008 VISA Championships ... placed 10th in the all-around at the 2009 JO Nationals ... two-time Pennsylvania State Champion ... participated on the 2007 U.S. Junior Men's National Gymnastics Team.
Personal: Son of Jim and Joanne Senters ... one sister, Kelly, and one brother, Timmy ... sister, Kelly, runs track at Lafayette College and runs in the 400 meter hurdles and the 800 meters ... considering a major in either political science or communications ... contemplating a profession in government ... enjoys hanging out with friends, playing tennis, going on the computer and reading.
Getting To Know Sean Senters
| Born in: | Princeton, N.J. |
| Major: | Political science |
| Nickname: | Bambi, Big Sean, Balcci |
| The best thing about Stanford is: | The amazing people you meet |
| My favorite place on campus is: | Behind the Alumni Center |
| Ten years from now I hope to be: | Happy, healthy and making the world a better place |
| My favorite class at Stanford is: | U.S. Foreign Policy Since World War II |
| Something people would be surprised to know about me: | I am a twin |
| The place I would most like to visit is: | Ireland or Russia |
| Stanford Men's Gymnastics will be fun to watch this year because: | We're going to shock the world |
| My greatest athletic moment was: | Qualifying to the VISA Championships |
| The current or former Stanford athlete I most enjoy watching perform is: | Tim Gentry |
| Since coming to Stanford, I have learned: | The world doesn't end if you don't get an "A" |
| The best book I have ever read is: | Breaking Back by James Blake |
| Favorite food: | Salmon |
| Least favorite food: | Mashed potatoes |
| If I had to cook all of my meals, I'd probably survive on: | Cereal |
| Favorite movie: | The Blind Side |
| Favorite TV show: | How I Met Your Mother |
| Favorite actor: | Tom Hanks |
| Favorite actress: | Rachel McAdams |
| My ultimate ESPN SportsCenter highlight would be: | Winning NCAA's as a team or to be unrealistic, winning Winbledon |
| My favorite musical group/singer is: | Toby Keith |
| The best advice I've ever received was: | Give your accomplishments and disappointments to the Lord |
| If I could invite three people from history to dinner, they would be: | Winston Churchill, Abraham Lincoln and Walt Disney |
| If I could bring anything from my hometown to Stanford it would be: | My family |
| If I had one CD to listen to it would be: | Carnival Ride by Carrie Underwood |