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Issue date: 5/20/09 Section: Sports
Future Beaver national champ
PUYALLUP, Wash. - Oregon State gymnastics recruit Makayla Stambaugh won the Level 10 Junior Olympic national championship title in the all-around in the Senior D division Saturday. Stambaugh also tied for national titles on the uneven bars and balance beam. Fellow recruits Kelsi Blalock and Leilani Alferos also enjoyed successful performances at the national meet.
Stambaugh (Antelope, Calif./Byers Gymnastics Center), along with Blalock and Alferos signed National Letters of Intent to join the Beavers' gymnastics program in the fall, finished in the top three on each event, recording an all-around score of 38.500 to win the title. She added gold medals on the bars and beam with scores of 9.50 and 9.625 respectively. Stambaugh added a score of 9.65 on the floor exercise to tie for second and scored 9.725 on the vault to tie for third.
Blalock (Puyallup, Wash./Gymnastics East) finished third in the all-around of the Senior C division with a score of 38.150. She scored 9.525 to tie for second on the beam, 9.65 on the floor to tie for fourth and used a 9.75 on the vault to tie for fifth.
Alferos (Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif.,/Olympics Gymnastics Academy) tied for 20th in the all-around in the Senior D division.
- Sports Information
Road game changed
Stanford baseball announced that the Oregon State baseball team's game with the Cardinal Saturday night will now start at 6 p.m. PT, instead of the originally scheduled time of 1 p.m.
The move was necessitated to accommodate Stanford's Fireworks Night. Originally scheduled after Friday night's game, which is also a 6 p.m. start, it needed to be moved after Stanford learned that its softball team would be hosting Arizona in a televised NCAA Super Regional game at the same time.
Sunday's finale between the Beavers and Cardinal is still scheduled for 12 p.m.
- Sports Information
PUYALLUP, Wash. - Oregon State gymnastics recruit Makayla Stambaugh won the Level 10 Junior Olympic national championship title in the all-around in the Senior D division Saturday. Stambaugh also tied for national titles on the uneven bars and balance beam. Fellow recruits Kelsi Blalock and Leilani Alferos also enjoyed successful performances at the national meet.
Stambaugh (Antelope, Calif./Byers Gymnastics Center), along with Blalock and Alferos signed National Letters of Intent to join the Beavers' gymnastics program in the fall, finished in the top three on each event, recording an all-around score of 38.500 to win the title. She added gold medals on the bars and beam with scores of 9.50 and 9.625 respectively. Stambaugh added a score of 9.65 on the floor exercise to tie for second and scored 9.725 on the vault to tie for third.
Blalock (Puyallup, Wash./Gymnastics East) finished third in the all-around of the Senior C division with a score of 38.150. She scored 9.525 to tie for second on the beam, 9.65 on the floor to tie for fourth and used a 9.75 on the vault to tie for fifth.
Alferos (Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif.,/Olympics Gymnastics Academy) tied for 20th in the all-around in the Senior D division.
- Sports Information
Road game changed
Stanford baseball announced that the Oregon State baseball team's game with the Cardinal Saturday night will now start at 6 p.m. PT, instead of the originally scheduled time of 1 p.m.
The move was necessitated to accommodate Stanford's Fireworks Night. Originally scheduled after Friday night's game, which is also a 6 p.m. start, it needed to be moved after Stanford learned that its softball team would be hosting Arizona in a televised NCAA Super Regional game at the same time.
Sunday's finale between the Beavers and Cardinal is still scheduled for 12 p.m.
- Sports Information
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