Southeast Gymnastics

Southeast Missouri State’s gymnastics program was recognized Friday following a strong, yet shortened season.

The only thing spreading more rapidly than the COVID-19 public health threat Thursday was the sporting events and leagues that were ceasing operations for the time being.

The Southeast Missouri State women's gymnastics team totaled a 194.175 to capture its fifth straight competition Sunday at Centenary.

Ashley Godwin Lawson is in her second year as head coach of Redhawks gymnastics, but she is now in the Southeast Hall of Fame for her stellar performance as an undergraduate. Lawson, 37, was inducted Friday and holds the school record in four of the sport’s five individual events: bars (9.925), beam (9.975), floor (10.000) and all around (39.550) – achieved during her 2001-2004 tenure at Southeast...

A pair of Southeast Missouri State gymnasts were recently recognized for their strong start to the 2020 season.

Dahlia Solorzano Caruso registered three career bests in leading Redhawks gymnasts to a 191.225-190.825 victory over Alaska Anchorage at the Alaska Airlines Center.

The Southeast Missouri State women’s gymnastics team finished with a strong second-place showing at the Alaska Anchorage Tri-Meet held at the Alaska Airlines Center in Anchorage. The Redhawks overall score was 189.500 and they were led by Anna Kaziska, who took individual firsts in three events. She led the field in vault with a score of 9.675; in beam by matching her best-ever score of 9.875, and her total of 38.950 captured the title in all-around...

Coming off of a winless 2019 season the Southeast Missouri State gymnastics team had nowhere to go but up entering 2020.

The Southeast Missouri State women’s gymnastics squad opened the 2020 season by building on its high-mark of 2019 Saturday at the built on its high-mark in a tri-meet with No. 27-ranked Illinois at No. 16-ranked Missouri in Columbia.

Summers are supposed to be centered on beaches, baseball, and barbecue, but certainly NOT biology. However, when you are a student-athlete at Southeast Missouri State, summer may mean several things, but classwork IS a part of it.