KALAMAZOO, Mich. – The UIC women's gymnastics team took on Western Michigan in a rematch Tuesday evening and came out victorious.The Flames took down the Broncos with a 195.475 team score, their highest of the season, while the home team tabbed a 195.275.

"It was a great win tonight against a second-match opponent," co-head coach Peter Jansson said. "We scored a season-high team score and had fantastic performances straight through. We couldn't be more proud of the girls."

Rotation 1- Bars

• Toni Alicke and Serena Baker each notched a 9.850 to tie for first place on bars, tying a personal-best for each gymnast.
• Riley Cholod grabbed fourth with a 9.800, while Katie Snyder brought in a 9.750 on the event.
• The Flames outscored the Broncos 48.975-48.800 on the apparatus.

Rotation 2 – Vault

• Mikailla Northern took home the vault crown with a 9.875, a career-high. Riley Mahoney also scored a career-high with a 9.825 to finish fourth.
• Katie Snyder kept the personal-bests coming with a 9.800 to tie for fifth.
• The Flames tallied a season team high 48.875 on the event, but were narrowly edged by the Broncos' 48.975.

Rotation 3 – Floor

• Abby Hasanov and Kayla Baddeley were the top Flames finishers in a tie for fifth, each recording a 9.800.
• Daniela Maciel and Toni Alicke each added a 9.775 to tie for seventh.
• The Broncos had the advantage on floor, posting a 49.225 to UIC's 48.750.

Rotation 4 – Beam

• The final rotation proved to be the difference maker, as the Flames outscored WMU 48.875-48.275.
• Toni Alike and Daniela Maciel tied once again, this time in second, recording a 9.875 apiece. That score was also good for a career high for both gymnasts.
• Mikailla Northern tied her personal-high of 9.825 to come in fourth, while Kayla Baddeley followed in fifth with a 9.775.

All-Around

• Mikailla Northern was the Flames' sole all-around competitor, taking second with a 39.025
• Northern's all-around total was her fourth of 39.000 or greater this season, and third-consecutive performance surpassing the 39.000 mark.

Up Next

• The Flames will return to Chicago for their final meet before the MIC Championships by welcoming New Hampshire to the UIC Pavilion on Sunday, March 18 at 2 p.m. CT.
• Sunday's meet will also serve as Senior Day, with seniors Riley Cholod and Katie Snyder set to be honored.