Photos: UAA hosts MPSF championship

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December 11, 2024

March 25, 2025

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Justin Cox

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December 11, 2024

Breeann Spain performs a backflip on the balance beam. Photo by Justin Cox.

For the second time in program history, the Seawolves gymnastics program hosted the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation. The MPSF championship meet saw four teams compete in the Avis Alaska Sports Complex: the Seawolves, Southern Utah University, UC Davis and Sacramento State. SUU took first place, defending its title with a score of 196.625, followed by UC Davis with 196.400, Sacramento State with 193.850 and the Seawolves with 191.875.

The four teams are introduced. Photo by Justin Cox.

Montana Fairbairn mounts the balance beam to start the competition for the Seawolves. Photo by Justin Cox.

A member of the Sacramento State gymnastics team performs a flip during the floor exercise. Photo by Justin Cox.

Claudia Lessog leaps high above the balance beam. Photo by Justin Cox.

Participants in the floor exercise speak with assistant coach Kendra McPheters. Photo by Justin Cox.

Madelyn Gomez jumps during her floor exercise. Photo by Justin Cox.

Spain performs a flip during her floor exercise. Photo by Justin Cox.

A member of the SUU gymnastics team leaps between the bars during her uneven bars performance. Photo by Justin Cox.

Hannah Boyd receives high fives after her floor exercise. Photo by Justin Cox.

Grace Costello leaps during her floor exercise. Photo by Justin Cox.

Members of Fairbairns fan section chant “Go Mo, Go” before her floor exercise. Photo by Justin Cox.

A member of the SUU gymnastics team performs on the balance beam. Photo by Justin Cox.

A member of the UC Davis gymnastics team performs her floor exercise. Photo by Justin Cox.

A SUU student performs her floor exercise. Photo by Justin Cox.

Jada Niles sticks her uneven bars dismount. Photo by Justin Cox.

The top uneven bars competitors pose for a photo. Niles tied for fifth place. Photo by Justin Cox.

The top six all-around finishers pose for a photo. Boyd took sixth place. Photo by Justin Cox.

The 2025 MPSF champions, Southern Utah University gymnastics team and coaching staff pose for a photo. Photo by Justin Cox.

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