WINONA, Minn. - The Hamline gymnastics team competed in a three-team meet last weekend, taking on both Winona State and UW-Whitewater in Winona. The Pipers took third, compiling their second-highest score of the season with 182.575 points. The official results were released today for the first time due to some complications at the host site.
 
Hamline recorded its highest score of the day on the floor exercise, totaling 46.175 points. First year Tisana Lowe placed second in this event for HU with a score of 9.475. Junior Mary Kelly tied for eighth with a 9.300 and senior Caitlin Cooper also ended in the top-10 with a 9.275.
 
On the uneven parallel bars, the Pipers tallied a new season-high with 45.150 points. Sophomore Carolina Schlawiedt led the way in this event, scoring a 9.300 to place sixth. Lowe was next in for HU with a 9.250 which put her in a three-way tie for seventh.
 
Lowe hit a new season-high on the vault with a score of 9.600, tying for first. Cooper was also in the top-10, earning a 9.325 for ninth place. As a team, the Pipers scored 46.375 points during this rotation.
 
On the beam, HU logged a score of 44.875. First year Madison Lieurance had the top score for Hamline, finishing in fifth with a score of 9.200. First year Madeline Sowinski took eighth with a score of 9.075 and Lowe took 10^th with a score of 9.000.
 
In the all-around, Lowe reached a new high for the year, compiling 37.325 points. This was 0.200 points higher than her previous season-best.
 
The Pipers are back in action on Friday, February 28, heading to Menomonie, Wisconsin for the four-team John Zuerlein Invitational. It is set to begin at 6:00 p.m. Live stat and video will be available and the links can be found on the schedule page.