Missouri will look for its first conference victory again this weekend.Missouri will look for its first conference victory again this weekend.
Gymnastics

Missouri Prepares for Second Quad Meet of the Season

Feb. 28, 2013

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Friday, March 1; 7:00 p.m. CT
Barnhill Arena; Fayetteville, Ark.

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Last Time Out
The Tigers set a new season high on floor last weekend against Georgia, earning a team score of 48.800 on the event. Several gymnasts set new career highs at the meet as well, and sophomore Rachel Updike took first on the vault with a 9.950 score, which matches her career high. Senior Tori Howard also had a career night on the vault earning a 9.875 score. She followed freshman Miranda Eubank in the lineup, who also put up a personal best of 9.775. Medrea kicked off the floor rotation for the Tigers with her career-high 9.800 score as well.

Scouting the Opponents
Arkansas: The Razorbacks clock in at No. 25 in the nation this week with an RQS of 195.260. The team is coming off of a 197.100 tie against Alabama in Fayetteville this week. The score also stands as a season high for the Razorbacks. Senior All-American Kelci Lewis was recognized as the SEC Specialist of the Week after the meet for her 9.925 scores on both vault and floor.
Centenary: The Centenary Ladies are ranked No. 65 in the nation this week, coming off of a third place finish at Texas Women's after earning a season high 191.625 score. Robyn Price was named Midwest Independent Conference Gymnast of the Week after the meet, where she earned a career high 38.850 all-around score to take first at the meet.
Lindenwood: The Lindenwood Lions are off to a great start in their inaugural season, ranked at No. 63 in the country. The Lions earned a season and program high 192.050 against Bowling Green earlier this season, and will come to the quad meet off of a loss at Air Force.

History vs. the Opponents
Mizzou and Arkansas have met nine times in program history, and the Tigers own a 5-2 record over the Razorbacks in the regular season, 0-2 in post season. The two teams last regular season meeting was in 2012 as the Tigers hosted Arkansas, earning a 196.100 to the Razorback's 195.450. MIssouri is 16-0 against the Centenary Ladies, and last hosted the team on March 4, 2011. Mizzou swept the quad meet with a 194.775. Lindenwood Gymnastics is in its first season, but the Tigers had a preview of what the program had to offer as Mizzou traveled to Lindenwood for its annual Black & Gold Exhibition in December.

Quick Hits
• Sophomore All-American Rachel Updike currently checks in at No. 18 in the nation on the vault with a 9.893 average score.
•Missouri's win over TWU at the Air Force Quad Meet marks Missouri Gymnastics' 360th win in the regular season.
• Mizzou's March 1 meet against Arkansas will appear on Fox Sports Net on March 9 at 11 p.m.
• This year's Beauty and the Beast brought in the 10th largest crowd in Missouri history, and the largest crowd for a Beauty and the Beast event ever. The Tigers hosted 6,486 fans for the event.
• Sophomore Rachel Updike has never scored below a 9.750 on the vault. She has scored above a 9.825 in all but one meet over the past two seasons.
• Senior Tori Howard has made an appearance in every meet of her career except one. She did not perform against Centenary in her freshman season.
• Mizzou will recognize seniors Brittany Bendoff, Tori Howard and Sandra Ostad at Senior Night on March 8 against Illinois.