Women's Gymnastics
Springfield College Women's Gymnastics To Be Featured on ESPN 1450 The Hall02/02/2012
 Springfield, Mass. - February 2, 2012 - Springfield College head women's gymnastics coach Cheryl Raymond and junior Brittany Baglow, and senior Megan German will appear on ESPN 1450 AM The Hall on Friday, February 3, on College Weekly at the 4 p.m. hour. Read More.
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Women's Gymnastics Splits With Ithaca and RIC Ithaca, N.Y. -- January 28, 2012 -- Despite some good scores from Brittany Baglow and Lauren Pocius, the Springfield College women's gymnastics team was only able to split results in a tri-meet this afternoon at Ithaca College. Ithaca was the overall winner with a score of 184.200, followed by Springfield at 181.400, and Rhode Island College at 168.925. Read More |
Women's Gymnastics To Host "Tumble for Teal" Event on February 5 Springfield, Mass. - January 27, 2012 - For the third consecutive year, the Springfield College women's gymnastics team will be holding its "Tumble for Teal" meet, geared at raising awareness for gynecological cancers. Read More. |
Baglow, Pocius Named ECAC Gymnasts of the Week Centerville, Mass. -- January 26, 2012 -- Brittany Baglow and Lauren Pocius of the Springfield College women's gymnastics team have earned ECAC Division III weekly women's gymnastics honors for the week ending January 22. Read More |
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About The Team
Springfield College has had a long and storied history in women's gymnastics, including winning the National Collegiate Gymnastics Association (NCGA) Division III Championships in 1996. Springfield College, which hosted the 2000 NCGA national championships, also placed third in 1997 and 2000, fifth in 1998, and sixth in 1999 and 2002.
Coach
Cheryl Raymond's gymnasts have enjoyed considerable regional and national success. Four gymnasts have won national championships, including a pair of National Collegiate Gymnastics Association (NCGA) Division III vault champions (
Shanna Larocque, 1999,
Gina Gutierrez, 2000).
Three Pride gymnasts received All-American honors in 2007, three more did so in 2008, and one more did so in 2009. In 2007, then freshman
Audrey Lastra was a three-time All-American, earning that honor in the all-around, balance beam, and uneven parallel bars. During that season, she had broken the SC all-around record four times, finishing with a best of 38.25. In addition, then-sophomore
Jackie Mazzola was an All-American in vaulting and then-junior
Kristin Fairburn was an All-American on the uneven parallel bars. In 2008, Mazzola finished tied for 10th in the vault along with sophomore
Brittany Davis. Sophomore
Jeanna Bradle finished 10th in the uneven parallel bars. All three achieved Second Team All-America status. A total of nine Springfield individuals competed in the NCGA's overall. And in 2009, junior
Ericca Castagna placed 10th in the vault, thus becoming a Second Team All-American. Four individuals competed in the NCGA's that season.
In nine of SC's first 10 seasons in intercollegiate competition, the Pride was undefeated, including six straight seasons from 1968 to 1974 under Coach
Mimi Murray. Springfield won AIAW national crowns in 1969, 1972, and 1973. Murray, a Springfield College professor and pioneer in women's sports, is still a member of the U.S. Gymnastics Federation Executive Board and was inducted into the Springfield College Athletic Hall of Fame in 1993.

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Meet the Coach

Cheryl Raymond, who will be entering her 32nd year as women's gymnastics coach and assistant professor of physical education at Springfield College in 2011-2012, is one of the top college coaches in the region.
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Contact Head Coach Cheryl Raymond
E-Mail | Phone: 413.748.3363