The Iowa State gymnastics team faced a tough task Monday night and fell short of No. 1 Oklahoma.

With a final score of 197.575-196.275 in favor of the Sooners, the Cyclones had a productive night despite the loss.

Freshman standout Grace Woolfolk became the first freshman in Iowa State history to score a 9.925 twice in one season. Senior Meaghan Sievers competed in four events, accumulating a 39.400 on the night.

Vault

Sophomore Sophia Steinmeyer stuck the landing on her routine and was able to land a 9.900, a career-high performance for her. Freshman Kelsey Boychuk was also able to tie her career high, starting the Cyclones’ rotation off with a 9.800.

Kelsey Boychuk — 9.800

Sydney Converse — 9.775

Kelly Martin — 9.775

Phoebe Turner — 9.675

Sophia Steinmeyer — 9.900

Meaghan Sievers — 9.850

Uneven Bars

After last competing on the bars back in week one, Natalia Ros Vaquer came away with a strong 9.900 finish.

Maddy Langkamp — 9.775

Cassie Diaz — 9.725

Laura Burns — 9.775

Meaghan Sievers — 9.875

Ana Palacio — 9.725

Natalia Ros Vaquer — 9.900

Beam

Beam seemed to be the event of the night, as Grace Woolfolk became the first freshman in Iowa State program history to score a 9.925 in the event twice in the same season. On top of that, Sydney Converse earned her new career high in back-to-back meets with a 9.900.

Sophia Steinmeyer — 9.650

Ana Palacios — 9.6

Sydney Converse — 9.9

Molly Russ — 9.875

Meaghan Sievers — 9.8

Grace Woolfolk — 9.925

Floor

Cassie Diaz took the spot of Laura Burns on floor for the night. This was Diaz’s first appearance on floor since Feb. 8.

Maddy Langkamp — 9.750

Cassie Diaz — 9.750

Molly Russ — 9.850

Sophia Steinmeyer — 9.750

Meaghan Sievers — 9.875

Kelly Martin — 9.425

The Cyclones will take on No. 5 Denver for their home finale in Hilton Coliseum Friday at 6:30 p.m. It will be Senior Night for standout Meaghan Sievers, along with Converse, Johnson and Martin.