George Washington University Athletics
Saturday, March 21
Host: LIU
5:00 p.m.
George Washington University
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EAGL Championship (LIU, New Hampshire, Towson, Temple)
Gymnastics Eyes EAGL Championship Saturday
3/20/2026 2:30:00 PM | Gymnastics
After placing seven gymnasts on All-EAGL First and Second Teams, the reigning EAGL champion GW will compete for its second-straight crown on Saturday afternoon. Hosted by LIU at the Pratt Recreation Center in Brookville, N.Y., the Revolutionaries will be tested by all four league opponents in regular-season champion New Hampshire, Towson, Temple and the host Sharks beginning at 5 p.m. on NEC Front Row.
REGULAR SEASON RUNDOWN
George Washington saw seven earn All-EAGL accolades and placed 18 on the All-EAGL Scholastic team in 2026. Senior Deana Sheremeta and sophomore Lola Montevago headlined the list of honorees for GW, with each earning First Team honors in the all-around, on bars and on beam, in addition to Sheremeta notching a First Team selection on floor and Montevago slotting into the Second Team on vault. First-years Aspen Tucker and Alison Mun each picked up the first All-EAGL awards of their collegiate careers as well.
On the scholastic side, GW's five seniors each earned All-EAGL recognition for the fourth-consecutive time in their tenure with GW gymnastics, and eight additional Revolutionaries earned the honor for at least the second time.
A LOOK AT THE LEAGUE
Regular season champion New Hampshire enters championship weekend with a 194.864 NQS, good for No. 46 in the nation, while the Towson Tigers lead EAGL in the national field, sitting 42nd in the nation with an NQS of 195.189. Temple (No. 53, 193.765), LIU (No. 54, 193.575) and the GW Revolutionaries (No. 55, 193.442) round out the league's five-team field.Â
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REGULAR SEASON RUNDOWN
George Washington saw seven earn All-EAGL accolades and placed 18 on the All-EAGL Scholastic team in 2026. Senior Deana Sheremeta and sophomore Lola Montevago headlined the list of honorees for GW, with each earning First Team honors in the all-around, on bars and on beam, in addition to Sheremeta notching a First Team selection on floor and Montevago slotting into the Second Team on vault. First-years Aspen Tucker and Alison Mun each picked up the first All-EAGL awards of their collegiate careers as well.
On the scholastic side, GW's five seniors each earned All-EAGL recognition for the fourth-consecutive time in their tenure with GW gymnastics, and eight additional Revolutionaries earned the honor for at least the second time.
A LOOK AT THE LEAGUE
Regular season champion New Hampshire enters championship weekend with a 194.864 NQS, good for No. 46 in the nation, while the Towson Tigers lead EAGL in the national field, sitting 42nd in the nation with an NQS of 195.189. Temple (No. 53, 193.765), LIU (No. 54, 193.575) and the GW Revolutionaries (No. 55, 193.442) round out the league's five-team field.Â
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