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Michigan Closes Out Regular Season with Win Over No. 18 UIC
3/31/2018 5:55:00 PM | Men's Gymnastics
» Michigan swept all six events while earning a season-high on three events: pommel horse (67.900), parallel bars (69.150) and high bar (69.550).
» Freshman Cameron Bock took home two event titles and the all-around title with a final mark of 84.850.
» Freshman Jacob Moore finished first on both the floor exercise (14.900) and on pommel horse with a career-best 14.100.
» The Maize and Blue honored its senior class this afternoon, which includes volunteer assistant coach Brennan Thomas, Dmitri Belanovski and Tristian Perez-Rivera.
Site: Crisler Center (Ann Arbor, Mich.)
Score: #8 Michigan 417.700, #18 UIC 366.500
Attendance: 375
Record: U-M (8-4, 2-2 B1G), UIC (0-3)
Next U-M Meet: Fri-Sat., April 6-7 -- host Big Ten Championships (Crisler Center), 7 p.m. | Meet Central
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ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- The University of Michigan men's gymnastics team defeated No. 18 UIC 417.700-366.500 on Saturday (March 31) on Senior Day inside Crisler Center.
The Wolverines (8-4, 2-2 Big Ten) led wire-to-wire, sweeping all six events to defeat the Flames (0-3) with a new season-high score. The Maize and Blue finished the afternoon with a season-high on three events: pommel horse (67.900), parallel bars (69.150) and high bar (69.550).
Freshman Jacob Moore took home two event titles. His first came on floor exercise with a 14.900, after coming into the meet ranked third in the nation on the apparatus. He also dominated the pommel horse with a career-high 14.100.
Junior Ryan Dunning took the win on still with a score of 14.400 followed by strong performances from freshman James Read (14.300) and freshman Cameron Bock (13.800).
The Wolverines' success continued on vault with junior Emyre Cole winning the event with a 14.500, followed by a second-place tie between redshirt junior Marty Strech and freshman Nick Guy (14.35).
Michigan continued to command each rotation with Bock taking home the title and a new personal best on parallel bars (14.600). Senior Dmitri Belanovski followed in second place with a 13.950.
Bock also earned a career-best on high bar to take home the event title with a 14.650. He also competed in the all-around for the second time this season finishing with a mark of 84.850.
Tweet of the Meet
A great close to the regular-season. See you on Friday for the Big Ten Championships!#OurTi?e | #GoBlue pic.twitter.com/jVlCmR9CrB
— Michigan Gymnastics (@UMichGym) March 31, 2018
Michigan will compete in Crisler Center next weekend (April 6-7) when it hosts the 2018 Big Ten Championships, slated for a 7 p.m. start times on both Friday and Saturday.
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