SPRINGFIELD, MA - Five members of the Army West Point men's gymnastics team combined for 10 USAG All-America honors with senior Jesse Glenn, junior Leo Genders and freshman Cole Casanova setting the pace with four and two certificates each Saturday afternoon at host Springfield's Blake Arena. Glenn was crowned a USAG National champion on high bar, where he is ranked fourth nationally, after beating the field with a score of 14.825. He claimed USAG All-America (top six) honors in all-around (second), high bar (first), parallel bars (14.275, third) and vault (15.25, fourth).
Glenn has earned nine USAG All-America honors in his Army career having earned five in 2014. A finalist for the Nissen-Emery award, Glenn is just the second Black Knight crowned a USAG champion and the first since Brian Lee took top honors on still rings in 2003. Casanova claimed his first USAG All-America certificate following a third in all-around Friday evening and earned his second on still rings behind a fourth place finish (13.775). Genders picked up a couple of individual event honors following a fourth on high bar (14.175) and tying for fifth on floor exercise (13.825). Read More
