SPRINGFIELD, Mass. – Stevenson acrobatics & tumbling (1-5) secured their first win this season as they split in a tri-meet against American International College (0-5) and Georgian Court University (3-2) on Wednesday evening.

Continuing to improve in the pyramid heat of the compulsory event, the team secured an 8.90. Highlighting the acro event, the Mustangs added an 8.15 on a 10.00 start value in the five-element heat.

Before halftime, the team showed out in two heats, securing an 8.80 on a 9.50 start value in the inversion heat of the pyramid event, and an 8.95 on a 9.50 start value in the open heat.
In the toss event, the team topped Georgian Court in the first two heats, adding a 7.75 on an 8.80 start value in the 450 salto heat. In the next heat, the team secured a new program-high, adding a 7.65 on an 8.65 start value. The previous record was a 7.35 secured in the 2024 season against West Virginia State.

The top score in the tumbling event was a 7.625, made in the final open pass heat on an 8.00 start value.

A final 60.15 score on an 81.45 start value in the team event rounded it out for the Mustangs.

EVENT RUNDOWN
Compulsory: Georgian Court 25.60, Stevenson 21.85, AIC 3.50
Acro: Georgian Court 23.35, Stevenson 19.50, AIC 12.60
Pyramid: Georgian Court 26.35, Stevenson 24.95, AIC 0.00
Toss: Georgian Court 22.65, Stevenson 21.90, AIC 0.00
Tumbling: Georgian Court 40.525, Stevenson 30.675, AIC 16.725
Team: Georgian Court 71.79, Stevenson 60.15, AIC 0.00
FINAL SCORES: Georgian Court 210.265, Stevenson 179.025, AIC 32.825

The Mustangs return home for the final home meet of the season this Friday, March 21, taking on the Buffalo State University Bengals at 2 p.m., and celebrating their lone senior, Alexis Gross.