Cornell Gymnastics Ranked Fifth in GEC Preseason Poll
Cornell Gymnastics Aims for Upset in Competitive Gymnastics East Conference
ITHACA, N.Y. – The Cornell gymnastics team is gearing up for a challenging season, entering the 2024 campaign ranked fifth in the Gymnastics East Conference (GEC) preseason poll.
The poll, persistent by the conference’s eight head coaches, places the three-time defending champion University of Pennsylvania Quakers at the top with 62 points and six first-place votes. Yale follows closely behind with 56 points and the remaining two first-place votes. West Chester (39), brown (38), and Cornell (36) round out the top five.
Despite the fifth-place ranking, the Big Red are eager to make a statement.
“We’re excited about the upcoming season and the challenges ahead,” said head coach [Insert Coach’s Name]. ”Our team has been working hard in the offseason,and we’re confident in our abilities. We’re aiming to exceed expectations and make a run at the GEC title.”
Cornell kicks off its season on January 12th in a highly anticipated “Rumble and Tumble” event at Bartels Hall. The Big Red will face off against both Yale and Bridgeport, adding an extra layer of excitement to the season opener.
The full 2024 GEC preseason poll is as follows:
2024 GEC Preseason Poll
- penn (62)
- Yale (56)
- West Chester (39)
- Brown (38)
5. Cornell (36)
- Bridgeport (24)
- William & Mary (23)
- Southern Connecticut (10)
Cornell Gymnastics Aims High Despite GEC Preseason Ranking
ITHACA, NY – The Cornell gymnastics team enters the 2024 season ranked fifth in the Gymnastics East Conference (GEC) preseason poll, but the Big Red are confident they have what it takes to challenge for the conference title.
The poll, conducted by the conference’s eight head coaches, shows the three-time defending champion University of Pennsylvania quakers sitting atop the rankings with 62 points and six first-place votes. Yale follows closely with 56 points and the remaining two first-place votes. Cornell garnered 36 points, placing them behind West Chester (39) and Brown (38)
“We’re excited about the upcoming season and the challenges ahead,” said head coach [Insert Coach’s Name]. “Our team has been working hard in the offseason, and we’re confident in our abilities. We’re aiming to exceed expectations and make a run at the GEC title.”
Cornell kicks off it’s season on January 12th in a matchup against both Yale and Bridgeport at the “Rumble and Tumble” event at Bartels Hall.