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6.10.2010 | Gymnastics

Pearsall Named Second-Team Academic All-American

ITHACA, N.Y. -- Junior gymnast Maddie Pearsall has been named to the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America At-Large second team on Thursday afternoon. She is the eighth Cornell gymnast to earn the prestigious academic honor and the first since Meghan Miller was a third-team pick in 2005.

5.20.10 | Gymnastics, Women's Rowing, General

Crump, Pearsall Capture First-Team Academic All-District Honors

ITHACA, N.Y. -- Cornell junior gymnast Maddie Pearsall and senior rower Erica Crumphave been selected as ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-District I At-Large First Team honorees, as announced by the organization on Thursday. Both student-athletes now advance to the national ballot for Academic All-America consideration.

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4.18.10 | Gymnastics

Santoro Wins USAG National Vault Title, Five Capture All-America Honors

DENTON, Texas - Cornell's Emily Santoro tied for first place on vault to capture a share of the 2010 USAG vault championship, leading a parade of five Cornell All-Americans on Saturday afternoon at Texas Woman's University. Besides the All-Americans, Melanie Dilliplane was named the USAG national assistant coach of the year.

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4.17.10 | Gymnastics

Gymnastics Finishes On The Podium At USAG Nationals

DENTON, Texas - The Cornell gymnastics team placed third at the team finals of the 2010 USAG Collegiate Gymnastics championships on Friday evening at Texas Woman's University. The Big Red's 192.325 score was behind only meet winner Bridgeport (193.975) and the host school (193.600), and ahead of fourth-place Rutgers (190.700).

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4.16.10 | Gymnastics

Gymnastics Reaches USAG Team Finals, Crowns Five All-Americans

DENTON, Texas -- The defending USAG national champions needed a rally on vault in the final rotation to get into the 2010 team finals and crowned five All-Americans on a successful day one of the 2010 USAG Collegiate Nationals on Thursday evening at Texas Woman's University. The scores will all be reset heading into Friday evening's 8:15 p.m. ET start of team finals. The Big Red ended the evening with a 191.675, just barely outpointing Temple for the second and final spot in the second session. In all, four teams will compete for the title.

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4.1.10 | General

Celebrate the Success of Cornell’s Championship Winter Sports Teams on Tuesday at Newman Arena

ITHACA, N.Y. - Come celebrate the success of Cornell athletic teams from the winter season, including the women's ice hockey and wrestling team's national runner-up finishes, the men's basketball Sweet 16 run, men's ice hockey's NCAA appearance and ECAC title, gymnastics' Ivy Classic crown and the fencing team's top 15 NCAA finish with a celebration on Tuesday, April 6 beginning at 4 p.m. at Newman Arena. Featured guest speakers will include University President David J. Skorton, Vice President Susan Murphy and Director of Athletics Andy Noel. Doors open at 4 p.m., with the program beginning at 4:30 p.m., followed by an autograph session with the teams. Come celebrate with the teams and their coaches, along with the Big Red cheerleaders and Pep Band. Cornell merchandise will be on sale as well. The celebration is free and open to the public.

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3.27.10 | Gymnastics

Gymnastics Finishes Fourth At ECAC Championships

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. -- The Cornell gymnastics team again cracked the 190-point barrier, finishing fourth at the ECAC Championship on Saturday afternoon at Temple's McGonigal Hall. The Big Red had five individuals finish in the top six of their respective events.

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3.20.10 | Gymnastics

Gymnastics Tops Penn In Senior Day Dual Meet

ITHACA, N.Y. -- The Cornell gymnastics team earned a hard-fought dual meet victory over Penn on Saturday afternoon at Teagle Gymnasium, outscoring the Quakers by just .125. The Big Red scored a 190.500, just ahead of the Quakers with a 190.375.

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