SPRINGFIELD, MA - Senior Jesse Glenn won vault, high bar and all-around with junior Sam Kusnitz and sophomore Ryan Wilson posting career marks capturing floor exercise and still rings, respectively, as the trio led the Army West Point men's gymnastics team past host Springfield, 423.15-410.00, at Blake Arena Sunday. The win is the third straight for the No. 13-ranked Black Knight who improved to 3-1 in the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) and 4-2 overall after ruining No. 15 Springfield's home debut. The Pride fall to 1-2 in the conference.
The Black Knights, the defending ECAC champions, set season highs combining for an aggregate score of 423.15 along with marks on still rings (70.75) and high bar (72.00). Kusnitz won the opening event, floor exercise, behind a career high 15.35 that shattered his former mark of 15.15 set two years against the Pride. Wilson's winning mark of 14.6 on still rings bettered his previous score of 13.85 set at the West Point Open earlier in the year. Glenn, winning the all-around title for the third straight time, posted a season mark of 87.1. He claimed the title on vault for the second straight week, recording a 14.7, and won high bar for the fourth time this season behind a 14.95. Glenn was also second on floor exercise (15.15) and pommel horse (14.4). Read More