eMjae Frazier moves through the air while she does her floor performance during Florida's gymnastics meet against LSU on Sunday, March 8, 2026, at the O’Connell Center in Gainesville, Fla. (Hannah Miller/WRUF)

Gators Gymnastics Posts Nation’s High in Back-to-Back Weeks

No. 3 Florida gymnastics closed its regular season in historic fashion against No. 22 Kentucky.

The Gators posted a 198.575, the highest NCAA team total of the season, breaking the record they set last week against No. 2 LSU. Florida recorded its highest scores of the season on bars and vault and tied its season high on beam.

Sophomore Skye Blakely, junior Kayla DiCello, senior Selena Harris-Miranda and fifth-year Riley McCusker each posted a 9.95 on bars. Senior eMjae Frazier tied her season high with a 9.925, helping the Gators earn a 49.725 on the event.

Frazier delivered some of her best performances of the year for her last regular season meet. She set personal season highs on beam and vault with a 9.975 and 9.9, respectively.

Harris-Miranda recorded another perfect 10 on beam for the second consecutive week. The Las Vegas native also scored a 9.95 on floor and a 9.875 on vault to win the all around with a 39.775, followed closely by Blakely’s 39.750.

The Gators scored a 49.8 on beam, matching their program record from the TWU quad meet on Feb. 27. Blakely, DiCello and junior Alyssa Arana each scored above a 9.9 on beam, allowing Skylar Draser’s 9.775 to be dropped.

Florida also tied its second-highest floor score of the season (49.575). Blakely scored a 9.95 and freshman Amelia Disidore posted a career-high 9.925.

Kentucky totaled a 197.225, the team’s second highest score of the season. Anna Flynn Cushion won the vault title with a 9.95, while Creslyn Brose earned a 9.95 on floor to share the event title with Blakely and Harris-Miranda.

The Gators will need to carry this momentum headed into next weekend’s SEC Gymnastics Championships in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

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