She is also tied with Franz with the second-highest NQS on floor in the conference (9.905). Guns hit on all but one beam routine over the course of the regular season, including a 9.900 against Ball State. The sophomore competed primarily on beam and floor, excelling on both. Like Franz, Guns also earned Second Team All-MAC recognition for the second year running.

Franz ranks second in the MAC on floor with an NQS of 9.905. Franz has scored a 9.9+ mark with her floor routine in six consecutive meets that she has competed in, highlighted by career-high 9.925s against NIU and Central Michigan. The senior has excelled this season on bars and beam but has shone brightest on floor. This marks the second Second Team nod for Franz, who earned the same award a season ago. Against Ball State, DeCavitch scored a career-high 39.425 in the all-around and won on bars.

The senior leads the Golden Flashes in total points and boasts the highest NQS on the team on bars and beam (9.830) as well as serves as the lone all-around competitor. Kent State had the most gymnasts recognized by the MAC with three, while Central Michigan, Northern Illinois, and Western Michigan all had two All-MAC honorees.ĭeCavitch has now won Second Team All-MAC every season that she has competed. Rachel DeCavitch, Karlie Franz, and Alyssa Guns were all named Second Team All-MAC. CLEVELAND – Three members of the Kent State gymnastics team have earned yearly honors from the Mid-American Conference, the league office announced on Saturday.

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