No. 8 GymDogs Post 197.550 En Route to Defeat of No. 11 Auburn on Sunday

Sunday, February 1

Athens, Ga.

6:00 p.m.

University of Georgia

197.550

196.050

Auburn

No. 8 GymDogs Post 197.550 En Route to Defeat of No. 11 Auburn on Sunday

February 01, 2026 | Gymnastics

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TEAM SCORES
No. 8 Georgia: 197.550
No. 11 Auburn: 196.050
Georgia's Season Record: 6-1, 2-1 SEC

GymDogs Event Scores:
Vault: 49.475 | Bars: 49.300 | Beam: 49.175 | Floor: 49.600

ATHENS, Ga. – The No. 8 Georgia GymDogs earned a 197.550-196.050 victory over No. 11 Auburn on Sunday at Stegeman Coliseum, highlighted by multiple season highs and event titles across all four rotations.

Georgia improves to 6-1 on the season and 2-1 in SEC competition.

FAST FACTS

Freshman CaMarah Williams tied or set season highs in all three of her routines Sunday. She led Georgia on vault, winning the event title with a season-high 9.950, the highest vault score by a GymDog this season. She also won the beam title with a season-high 9.950 and tied the floor title with a season-high 9.975.
Senior Ja' Free Scott tied her season highs on both vault (9.850) and beam (9.875), while freshmen Avery Moll and Nyla Aquino each tied their season highs on vault with matching 9.900s, tying for second on the event. The Bulldogs finished with a new season-high team vault score of 49.475.
Junior Lily Smith won the event title on bars, her third bars title of the season, with a 9.950, tying her season high. Smith captured a share of the floor title with C. Williams with a 9.975.
Freshman Kelise Woolford scored a 9.900 on the bars, matching her season best, and finishing second on the event.
Sophomore Brooke Gleichowski tied her season high on beam with a 9.850, contributing to a strong rotation for the Bulldogs.
On floor, senior Eryn Williams tied her season high with a 9.875, while junior Ady Wahl posted a new season high 9.900. The nation's floor leaders, Georgia set a new season-high team score on floor with a 49.600.

KEY QUOTES
Georgia Co-Head Coach Cécile Canqueteau-Landi
Opening Statement...
"I am really proud of the team. It was our first double weekend, so we were not sure how we were going to handle the second day, competing on Friday, then Sunday. They handled it like champions. They were ready mentally and physically. I am really excited, another 197.000. Goal is achieved today."

On consistently scoring above 197.000...
"The girls who worked really hard all preseason, they left last season a little bit disappointed and a little bit hungry for more. So this preseason, we just kept working, just keeping showing to ourselves and the world that they are that team. We knew that we could do it, we had to believe we could do it. Things are starting to click. Even if we do not have a perfect meet, we still can score over a 197. It is super exciting for the future."

Nyla Aquino, So.
On this season's consistent score of 197...
"Starting off with that 197.000 and consistently working since then, it's not really a surprise, right? It's something we knew that we could do, and we knew we could do it all along. We just locked it in this time. And we were doing something different in the preseason. We're a new team this year; we're a stronger team this year."

CaMarah Williams, Fr.
On her 9.975 and a 10 from one judge on floor...
"It was surreal. I believed it, but something told me I wasn't going to get the other one. But it was fun, I had a lot of fun. And I saw the 10, and I was just like, 'I deserved that' because I worked for it."

UP NEXT:
Georgia is back in action on Friday, Feb. 6 at No. 6 Arkansas. The meet will air on SEC Network, beginning at 7 p.m. ET.

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