Kayla Baddeley set three career highs, and the Flames won all four events, in a dual meet win over Southeast Missouri Sunday afternoon.  Though the final team result was never in doubt – the Flames outscored the Redhawks by 9.55 points, as SEMO had to count multiple falls on bars in the first rotation and never recovered – the Flames had to finish strong to break the 195 point barrier.  Miki Northern scored 9.850 in the anchor spot on floor to push UIC to a total of 195.100.  It was the fifth time in the last six meets that the Flames reached at least 195 points.

"We got past 195 again, and we're certainly not going to complain," co-head coach Peter Jansson said.  "It was hard to find anything wrong with Kayla's vault or Serena's bars set.  We thought they both could have scored over 9.9.  The girls showed good concentration all day and performed like they know they can."

UIC won its sixth straight meet.  It marks the first time since 2003 that a Flames squad has had at least five scores of 195 or more.

Rotation 1 – Vault

• Baddeley led the way with a career high 9.875 and a first place finish.
• Mikailla Northern scored 9.750 and placed second, her highest finish of the season.
• Alli Broad and Riley Mahoney each scored 9.725 and tied for third, giving UIC a sweep of the top four spots.

Rotation 2 – Bars

• Serena Baker won bars for the fifth time this season, and fourth in a row, with a score of 9.850.
• Northern had her second highest score of the year, 9.800, landing in second place.
• Baddeley tied her career mark with a 9.750.  Toni Alicke had the same score.
• Sabrina Tomassini and Ashley Albrecht followed, completing the Flames' takeover of the top six spots in the standings.
• Maddie Nowak and Tirzah Delph each set career highs in exhibition performances.

Rotation 3 – Beam

• Alisa Sheremeta made her only event of the meet count.  She won beam with a 9.825.  It was her first win on beam.
• Northern placed third, scoring 9.750.
• Baddeley's 9.725 was good for fourth place, and Dani Maciel and Jenna Squillo also finished ahead of the rest of SEMO's lineup.

Rotation 4 – Floor

• Ashley Albrecht earned a 9.9 from one judge.  The other judge was only slightly lower, and her total of 9.875 was a career high and gave her the first floor win of her career.
• Northern was locked in with a 9.850 and took second.
• Toni Alicke (9.725) and Abby Hasanov (9.700) were fourth and fifth, helping cement the Flames' win.

All-Around

• Northern won the all-around for the fifth time in the season's seven meets.  She had her second highest total of the season, 39.150.
• Baddeley set a career high in the all-around.  Her total of 39.025 placed her second.

Up Next

• The Flames will host their final home meet of the season next weekend.
• Northern Illinois will visit the UIC Dorin Forum for a dual meet, starting at noon.