#12 Black Knights Fall to #8 Cal

Saturday, February 6

5 PM

Army West Point

371.55

380.7

Cal (Virtual)

#12 Black Knights Fall to #8 Cal

February 06, 2021 | Men's Gymnastics

Results

WEST POINT, N.Y. – The No. 12 Army West Point gymnastics team fell in a virtual competition with No. 8 California, 380.7-371.55, Saturday evening.

The Black Knights had event wins from Mathew Davis, who earned a score of 13.5 in still rings, and Matthew Martin, who posted a 13.5 on the pommel horse.

HIGHLIGHTS AND NOTES
FLOOR EXERCISE

Miguel Aquino turned in the top performance for Army in the floor exercise with a 12.75, just .05 off his career-high score. The tally was tied with Cal's Kyle Abe for the second best score of the meet.
Davis (12.65) and Corban Barstow (12.6) finished fourth and fifth respectively.
Cal won the event 62.55-62.4.

POMMEL HORSE

Matthew Martin claimed first on the pommel horse with a season-high score of 13.5, which was .3 points higher than the second place finisher.
Cal, which earned the next three highest scores, won the event by a score of 61.4-59.3.

STILL RINGS

Davis had a one-point improvement in the still rings from last weekend's competition, posting the meet's top score with a 13.5. His performance was .85 higher than Cal's Noah Newfield, who placed second.
Kiernan Reagan had the next highest score for Army at 12.3 and right behind him was Connor Cavanagh, who set a new career high for the second consecutive meet at 12.25.
The Black Knights edged the Golden Bears 62.3-62.1 in the still rings.

VAULT

Behind season-high scores, Davis (14.05) and Barstow (13.9) placed second and third in vault.
Cavanagh finished fifth with a tally of 13.7.
Cal managed to beat Army in the event, 68.5-68.1.

PARALLEL BARS

On its way to a 64.45-62.05 triumph in the parallel bars, Cal earned the top five spots in the event.
Army's top score came from Kiernan Reagan at 12.6, which was tied for the fourth best mark.

HIGH BAR

Kalvin Kingshill had a career-best score of 12.1 and place fourth in the high bar.
Davis was close behind at 12.05, which was good for fifth place.
Cal won the event, 61.7-57.4.

ALL-AROUND