Wolverines Defeat No. 18 UIC in Regular-Season Finale

Saturday, March 30

Ann Arbor, Mich.

1:00 PM

Michigan

406.200

367.750

UIC

Wolverines Defeat No. 18 UIC in Regular-Season Finale

3/30/2019 4:36:00 PM | Men's Gymnastics

By: Scott Kemps

» Michigan swept all six events against the Flames.
» Cameron Bock claimed the pommel horse and high bar titles and won the all-around with an 83.400.
» Marty Strech finished first on still rings, posting a season-high 14.300.
» The Maize and Blue honored its eight-member senior class.

Site: Ann Arbor, Mich. (Cliff Keen Arena)
Score: #3 Michigan 406.200, #18 UIC 367.750
Records: U-M (9-4), UIC (0-16)
Attendance: 286
Next U-M Meet: Fri-Sat., April 5-6 -- at Big Ten Championships (Iowa City, Iowa), 7 p.m. CDT

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ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- The University of Michigan men's gymnastics team defeated No. 18 Illinois-Chicago, 406.200-367.500, on Saturday (March 30) on Senior Day inside Cliff Keen Arena. The Wolverines led wire-to-wire, sweeping all six events to defeat the Flames.

Sophomore Jacob Moore took home the event floor exercise title with a 14.700, after coming into the meet ranked second in the nation on the apparatus.

Sophomore Cameron Bock captured the event titles on pommel horse (13.900) and high bar (13.650) while also winning the all-around crown (83.400).

Redshirt senior Marty Strech took the win on still rings with a score of 14.300, followed by strong performances in the event from junior Ryan Dunning (14.100) and freshman James Read (13.900).

The Wolverines' success continued on vault with junior Emyre Cole winning the event with a 14.650, followed by a second-place finish from senior Anthony McCallum (14.550) and a third-place finish by Strech (14.200).

Michigan continued its event success with senior Matthew Whitaker earning the win and a new personal best on parallel bars (14.150). Bock and Cole finished tied for second in the event with matching 14.100 scores.

With the regular season completed, the Wolverines look ahead to the postseason. Next up for Michigan will be the Big Ten Championships team and all-around finals on Saturday (April 5) at 7 p.m. CDT in Iowa City, Iowa.