Skyelar Kerico and Mimi Fletcher recently concluded their seasons for the University of Pennsylvania gymnastics team at the NCAA Women’s Gymnastics Pennsylvania Regional. Kerico, a junior from Toms River, N.J., set a new all-around program record with a score of 39.450, breaking her own record for the second time this season. She achieved career-high scores on the balance beam (9.925) and floor (9.900), while also scoring a 9.800 on vault and a 9.825 on bars. Kerico’s impressive performance tied her for third on beam and sixth on floor among all competitors. In addition, she now holds the seven best all-around scores in program history.
Fletcher, a freshman, competed with the University of Michigan and scored a 9.625 in the second rotation. She became the first Penn freshman to compete at NCAA’s since 1991.
Kerico’s standout achievements at the Pennsylvania Regional solidify her as a key player for the Penn gymnastics team, while Fletcher’s performance as a freshman demonstrates promise for the team’s future. Fans can stay updated on Penn gymnastics by following @PennGym on Twitter and Instagram, as well as visiting PennAthletics.com for the latest news and updates. #GoPennFight #FightOnPenn.
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