Buckeyes Win Regular Season Finale

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COLUMBUS, Ohio – The No. 23 Ohio State women's gymnastics team scored a season-high 196.875 to win its regular season finale vs. Pitt (195.925), West Virginia (195.850) and Kent State (195.650) Sunday at the Covelli Center.

Ohio State won the vault, beam and floor titles in the meet. Tory Vetter and Sidney Washington, who were both recognized during senior day on Sunday, earned individual event titles on beam and floor, respectively.

The Buckeyes started the meet on vault and tied their season best of 49.300. Cameron Smith recorded her first 9.900 of her career to lead the team and tie for second overall. Karleigh Reutzel and Kaitlyn Grimes tied with a pair of 9.875s. The score was a career best for Reutzel and a season best for Grimes.

Maisyn Rader and Tory Vetter led the team with scores of 9.875 on uneven bars to tie for second overall. The mark tied Rader's career high. Grace Walker tied her career high with a 9.825 in the rotation.

On beam, Vetter earned a score of 9.900, her first of the season on the apparatus, to tie for first overall. Rader and Smith tied for second overall with scores of 9.850. Smith's performance matched her career high.

The Buckeyes closed the meet with a 49.325 on floor. Washington recorded the highest score of her Buckeye career with a 9.925 on the apparatus. Kaitlyn Grimes' 9.875 tied for third overall.

Vetter finished the meet with an all-around score of 39.450.

Ohio State Scores – Name – Score (Place 1-3)
Vault (49.300) – Smith – 9.900 (2T), Grimes – 9.875, Reutzel – 9.875, Vetter – 9.825, Guevara – 9.825, Washington – 9.750
Bars (49.100) – Vetter – 9.875 (2T), Rader – 9.875 (2T), Walker – 9.825, Washington – 9.775, Parks – 9.750, Reutzel – 7.950
Beam (49.150) – Vetter – 9.900 (1T), Rader – 9.850 (2T), Smith – 9.850 (2T), Guevara – 9.800, Walker – 9.750, Warga – 9.700
Floor (49.325) – Washington – 9.925 (1), Grimes – 9.875 (3T), Vetter – 9.850, Guevara – 9.850, Gregory – 9.825, Rader – 9.725
All-Around – Vetter – 39.450

Up Next
Ohio State competes in Session I of the 2025 Big Ten Championship meet Friday, March 21 at the Crisler Center in Ann Arbor, Mich. The Buckeyes will compete against Nebraska, Rutgers and Washington.

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