WASHINGTON, D.C. – The William & Mary women's gymnastics team opened its season with a fourth-place finish at the Lindsey Ferris Invitational hosted by George Washington on Sunday afternoon.
 
Nebraska claimed the team title with a 196.150 and was followed by George Washington (195.300), Cornell (189.900) and W&M (188.575).
 
Senior Keaghan Schafer led the Tribe with an eighth-place finish on floor, as she posted a career-high 9.800 in the event.
 
Sophomore Sarah Wozniak also recorded a top-10 finish on bars (9.700), while junior Sofia Huang was W&M's top performer on vault and earned a career-high 9.700.
 
Event Recaps
Vault – 47.875
Sofia Huang – 9.700 (career high)
Emma Wiley – 9.600
Hannah Burke – 9.550
Ascha Laird – 9.525
Sophie Chandler – 9.500
 
Bars – 47.325
Sarah Wozniak – 9.700
Sarah Kuper – 9.675
Emma Wiley – 9.575
Caroline Blatchford – 9.525
Amanda Jackson – 8.850
Ascha Laird – 8.050
 
Beam – 45.575
Abby Carpenter – 9.500
Sarah Kuper – 9.450
Keaghan Schafer – 9.100
Anne Marie Kuebler – 8.775
Emma Wiley – 8.750
Michelle Ngo – 8.675
 
Floor – 47.800
Keaghan Schafer – 9.800 (career high)
Sophie Chandler – 9.725
Hannah Burke – 9.700
Abby Carpenter – 9.675
Michelle Ngo – 8.900
Grace Costello – 8.650
 
Up Next
W&M will return to action when it competes at Penn in a dual meet next Sunday at 2 p.m.