Red Rocks head to Seattle to continue undefeated season <\/p>\n
By Holli Joyce <\/p>\n
February 13th, 2015 @ 2:01pm <\/p>\n
SALT LAKE CITYThe third-ranked Utah gymnastics team heads to the Pacific Northwest on Saturday to compete against 17th-ranked Washington. While the Utes are 47-0-2 all-time against the Huskies and 12-0-2 in Seattle, the Red Rocks arent focusing on their past domination. <\/p>\n
Its another good test for us on the road, said co-head coach Megan Marsden. Washington is an improved team this year and I think it will take a really good meet by us. Im sure they will come guns blazing. <\/p>\n
The two ties in the series occurred at the Alaska Airlines Arena, the most recent being the last time Utah (7-0, 3-0 Pac-12) competed in Seattle during the 2012-2013 season. Washingtons (5-3, 1-2 Pac-12) final gymnast on floor, Aliza Vaccher, received a 9.925 for the tie. In 2001, the last Husky needed a 10.0 and got it. <\/p>\n
A tie is not what the Utes are looking for this weekend. The team seeks to continue their undefeated season but knows Washington will provide a competitive meet. <\/p>\n
\"It's another good test for us on the road,\" said co-head coach. Washington is an improved team this year and I think it will take a really good meet by us. I'm sure they will come guns blazing.\" -Megan Marsden <\/p>\n
If we have to count a fall somewhere, I think it could be tough, Marsden said. <\/p>\n
In routines without a fall, Utah is 117-120. The team hasn't had a fall in the last two meets and has yet to have one count. Eight gymnasts have hit every routine Wilson (20-20), Dabritz (19-19), Kari Lee (13-13), Breanna Hughes (8-8), Tiffani Lewis (7-7), Kailah Delaney (6-6), Kassandra Lopez (5-5) and Maddy Stover (5-5). <\/p>\n
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