Ohio State Set to Host Big Four Meet

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COLUMBUS, Ohio – The No. 22 Ohio State women's gymnastics is set to host the Big Four meet with Nebraska, Rutgers and UCLA Sunday at 5 p.m. at the Covelli Center. The meet is one of three around the conference that concludes the regular season Big Ten competition.

Big Ten Network will televise the meet with Olivia Karas and Dean Linke on the call.

Buckeyes in a Nutshell

The Buckeyes (2-7, 1-5 B1G) are back home after scoring their second best overall score of the season last weekend at Penn State (196.300). The team scored season bests to win the overall vault (49.300) and floor (49.325) titles. Tory Vetter took home the vault (9.900), beam (9.875) and all-around (39.450) title and JJ Coleman earned the floor (9.925) crown.
Ohio State is ranked in the top 20 on vault and floor entering the final Big Ten meet of the season. The Buckeyes have a national qualifying score (NQS) of 49.160 on vault, good for fourth in the conference and second to the Big Four field. With an NQS of 49.275 on floor, Ohio State is 17th in the country and fifth in the Big Ten.
Vetter leads the Buckeyes with a 9.850 average on vault, 9.836 average on uneven bars and 9.893 average on floor. She and Rylee Guevara are tied for the floor average.
Vetter is tied with Coleman for the highest score on the vault this season with a 9.900 twice on the year. The redshirt junior also leads the team with career-highs on uneven bars (9.925) and floor (9.950).
The Buckeyes' highest scoring event is floor, averaging a 49.264. In addition to Vetter's career-high mark in the event, Guevara has scored a 9.900 or higher in all but two meets this season for the Buckeyes. Her only scores under 9.900 of the year were 9.875s.
Vetter leads the team with 11 event titles on the year. She has won the all-around in five of Ohio State's seven meets on the year. Her season best is a 39.575, which she hit in the dual meets vs. Iowa and Michigan State. The Hilliard, Ohio native's career high of 39.625 is tied for the program record.
Sidney Washington has been the lead off for the Buckeyes in all three events that she competes - vault, uneven bars and floor. A senior leader for the team on both the competition floor and the classroom, Washington has hit season-high marks of 9.850 on vault and floor and 9.825 on uneven bars.
Ohio State is tied for ninth in the 12-team Big Ten Conference with a 1-5 record.
While the Buckeyes have relied heavily on their veteran student-athletes this season, the 2025 lineups are bolstered with underclassmen talent. Of the 16 gymnasts who have competed in the lineup for Ohio State this year, 10 of them are freshmen or sophomores.
Ohio State is led by eighth-year head coach Meredith Paulicivic. Paulicivic has earned an 80-53 record in her time at Ohio State. She is assisted by Randy Monahan, Mickayla Stuckey and Quest Hayden.

Up Next
Ohio State makes the trip to Raleigh, N.C. for a dual meet against NC State. The meet is set for 7 p.m. Friday, March 7 from Reynolds Coliseum The meet will be streamed on ACCNx.

The Buckeyes' final home meet of the 2025 season is a quad meet against Kent State, Pitt and West Virginia on March 16 at the Covelli Center.

Tickets for Ohio State women's gymnastics meets can be purchased at OhioStateBuckeyes.com.

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