US EditionMizzou gymnastics earns third SEC win with victory over No. 8 Arkansas
Missouri posted a season-high 49.475 on bars and earned a third Southeastern Conference win by defeating No. 8 Arkansas at a retro meet in the Hearnes Center.
- At the Hearnes Center, Missouri posted a season-high 49.475 on bars during a retro meet with an energetic home crowd.
- Missouri has increased depth by using multiple different athletes across every lineup, and Welker said the program can "plug some new people in" as lineups gel, after scoring 49.350 last week.
- Freshman Maiya Terry executed a sky-high gienger release for a career-high 9.925, helping drive the team's success.
- Missouri will compete next against Georgia at 6 p.m. Friday in Athens, Georgia, and the win evens the Tigers in the SEC, reflecting their stride in all four events.
- Missouri posted a 49.125 vault total, its season low, despite solid individual landings, and sophomore Kaia Tanskanen broke the 9.875 streak with a 9.800.
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