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Baylor’s acrobatics and tumbling team, winner of the past four national titles, will open the season ranked No. 1 again.
ERIE, Pa. — As rhythms go, this one was four on the floor.
ERIE, Pa. — One more.
ERIE, Pa. — Breaking away with a dominant tumbling performance, the top-ranked Baylor acrobatics and tumbling team rolled over eighth-seeded Converse, 277.535 to 260.905, in Thursday’s opening round of the NCATA Championships at the Hammermill Center.
Baylor may be the three-time defending national champion in acrobatics and tumbling, but the gap between the Bears and the rest of the country is getting smaller.
Baylor acrobatics and tumbling added a signee on Thursday, joining the 15 athletes that the No. 1-ranked Bears have already added for the 2019 season.
Baylor’s top-ranked acrobatics and tumbling team signed five out-of-state athletes to its team on Wednesday.
Baylor’s top-ranked acrobats and tumbling team capped an undefeated regular season with a win over No. 4 Oregon Sunday night in Eugene, Oregon.
The No. 1-ranked Baylor acrobatics and tumbling squad will look to close out its regular season with a perfect record when it faces off against No. 2 Oregon at 7 p.m. Central time on Sunday in Eugene, Ore.
The No. 1-ranked Baylor acrobatics and tumbling team closed out the home season in style, defeating No. 3 Azusa Pacific, 286.035 to 278.825, on Saturday night at the Ferrell Center.
Top-ranked Baylor continued its dominance through the sport of acrobatics and tumbling, generating a 284.835-266.410 win over No. 7 Fairmont State on Monday night at the Ferrell Center.
The No. 1 acrobatic and tumbling team from Baylor is hosting No. 7 Fairmont State Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the Ferrell Center.
SPARTANBURG, S.C. — The top-ranked Baylor acrobatics and tumbling team rolled to its 13th straight win, defeating No. 10 Converse, 280.125-266.555, on Wednesday night at Hannah Gymnasium.
Following a week off, Baylor’s No. 1 acrobatics and tumbling team will return to the mat on Wednesday at No. 10 Converse College in Spartanburg, S.C.
Coming off a powerful performance against No. 2 Oregon, Baylor’s Lauren Sturm won Player of the Week honors from the National Collegiate Acrobatics and Tumbling Association.
Whoever the opponent might be, the Baylor acrobatics and tumbling team always gives a flip.
Felecia Mulkey tries to sell her sport every chance she can get.
A trio of Baylor athletes won honors from the National Collegiate Acrobatics and Tumbling Association on Wednesday.
HAMDEN, Conn. — The No. 1-ranked Baylor acrobatics and tumbling team took down No. 4 Quinnipiac, 282.930-278.055, on Sunday at the TD Bank Sports Center.
Baylor’s No. 1-ranked acrobatics and tumbling team returns to action on Sunday, facing No. 4 Quinnipiac in Hamden, Conn.
The No. 1-ranked Baylor acrobatics and tumbling team will travel to Mequon, Wis., to face No. 11 Concordia University on Saturday.
Baylor acrobatics and tumbling’s Kaylee Adams was named the NCATA Specialist of the Week, the organization announced Thursday.
Baylor’s No. 1-ranked acrobatics and tumbling team opened its season by defeating eighth-ranked Alderson Broaddus, 267.435 to 251.360, on Sunday afternoon at the Ferrell Center.
Contrary to what the record over the past three years might indicate, the Baylor acrobatics and tumbling team doesn’t just roll out of bed and win national championships.
The Baylor acrobatics and tumbling team signed 10 for the 2019 season, including a pair of Waco-area gymnasts.
AXTELL – Hours of chucking a softball at a mitt led to the best kind of writer’s cramp.
Baylor’s three-time national champion acrobatics and tumbling team restocked its roster with three more signees on Wednesday.
Felecia Mulkey views her national championships like a mother would her children. Each one is different, but you love them all equally.
AZUSA, Calif. – The third time was a charm for Baylor, just like the previous two.
AZUSA, Calif. – One win away.
AZUSA, Calif. – The second-seeded Baylor acrobatics and tumbling team took care of business in its opener at the NCATA National Championships on Thursday.
Baylor’s quest for a third straight national championship in acrobatics and tumbling will begin on Thursday.
Baylor’s Kiara Nowlin won Player of the Week honors from the National Collegiate Acrobatics and Tumbling Association on Tuesday.
The top-ranked and defending national champion Baylor acrobatics & tumbling team (6-1) defeated the Azusa Pacific Cougars (2-4) 286.800-276.945 in California on Tuesday night.
The Ducks didn’t really waddle. They just couldn’t stand as tall as a den of hungry Bears.
The first loss in the past three seasons didn’t exactly go down smoothly, but neither was it soul-crushing.
The No. 1 Baylor acrobatics and tumbling team (4-1) defeated the No. 8 Gannon Golden Knights 287.825-271.320 at the Ferrell Center on Sunday.
The top-ranked and defending national champion Baylor acrobatics & tumbling team will return home to the Ferrell Center to take on No. 8 Gannon Golden Knights Sunday at 1:00 p.m.
Baylor senior Kiara Nowlin has been named the National Collegiate Acrobatics and Tumbling Association’s Player of the Week.
FAIRMONT, West Virginia — The top-ranked and defending national champion Baylor acrobatics & tumbling team (3-1) notched its second straight road win with a 285.010-270.595 decision over Fairmont State (1-3) on Wednesday night at Joe Retton Arena.
GLENVILLE, W.Va – Baylor’s acrobatics and tumbling team returned to the win column in style.
The two-time defending national champion Baylor acrobatics and tumbling team will try to bounce back from their first loss in more than two years on Tuesday.
EUGENE, Ore. – No. 1-ranked Baylor’s acrobatics and tumbling team lost for the first time in three years under Felecia Mulkey, as No. 2 Oregon pulled out a home win Saturday.
After opening the season with a victory against the Quinnipiac Bobcats, the top-ranked and back-to-back defending national champion Baylor acrobatics & tumbling team will travel to Eugene, Oregon to take on the second-ranked Oregon Ducks (2-0) on Sunday.
The No. 1 Baylor acrobatics and tumbling team defeated the No. 3 Quinnipiac Bobcats, 281.110-272.700, at the Ferrell Center on Sunday.
Baylor acrobatics and tumbling coach Felecia Mulkey hasn’t lost a single meet since coming to Baylor from the University of Oregon two years ago. Mulkey instantly transformed a struggling startup program into a national powerhouse that nabbed back-to-back undefeated seasons and national titles.
The Baylor acrobatics and tumbling team will enter the 2017 season as the No. 1-ranked team in the country.
After all the flips, tosses and twists, Baylor had reason to jump for joy.
Crouched next to the mat while her team flew through the air in the toss event, Baylor acrobatics and tumbling coach Felecia Mulkey looked up with a grin and said, “That was really good.”
A crowd of just over a thousand people braved the rainstorms Sunday to soak up top-ranked Baylor acrobatics and tumbling’s opening match at the national championships.
