The No. 36 Cyclones will participate in their second postseason meet in Gainesville, Florida, on Friday evening, after pulling off a win against No. 30 Clemson.
Because of the first round win, they earned a bid to a quad-meet matchup with No. 4 Florida, No. 13 Missouri and No. 20 Georgia.
This victory marked the first postseason victory for Ashley Miles Greig as a head coach for the Cyclones. The round two quad-meet matchup also stands as a return for Miles Greig to SEC opponents, who she faced many times at Alabama during her career as a gymnast.
During the regular season, the Cyclones held a 10-15 record, averaging 196.096 points per meet. Their high score on the season sits at 196.900 points. The team is led by a trio of individual performers in Noelle Adams, Josie Bergstrom and Kaia Parker.
The host team Florida holds a strong average of 197.670 points per meet. Overall, they have a 21-4 record, with a season-high of 198.225.
The Tigers have a 13-6 record on the season, with an average of 197.185 points per meet. However, their 2-5 conference record may stand as a setback in a match loaded with fellow SEC teams. They enter on a five-meet win streak with a season-high score of 197.600 points.
The Bulldogs average 196.725 points per meet, with an overall record of 6-10. They hold a 1-6 record in-conference, which could be an issue in a meet loaded with SEC teams. Their season-high sits at 197.550 points.
The top two teams will advance to the next round. The two teams will join the top two of No. 5 Utah, No. 12 Michigan State, No. 21 Towson and No. 26 Maryland in the next round.
