The Ithacan

Ithaca College has not made a decision about athletic participation in the coming weeks and the Liberty League doesn’t plan to take collective action.

The Ithaca College wrestling and gymnastics teams faced off against SUNY Cortland on Feb. 19 in the annual Rumble and Tumble meet.

Freshman gymnast Cameryn Nichols is the first Bomber to compete in the all-around for the women’s gymnastics team since 2016.

Senior Carolyn Nichols has been participating in gymnastics since she was three years old. Now in her final season, she hopes to go out strong.

The Ithaca College gymnastics team does not start their season until January, while the other winter sports start their seasons in November.

The Ithaca College gymnastics team hopes to have a strong season, and looks to win first national title since 1998.

Ithaca College sophomore has become one of the best balance bean participants in all of Division III with an average score of 9.700.

Gymnastics head coach Rick Suddaby determines his lineup for each meet by having his gymnasts compete with each other.

The gymnastics team hopes the young and old talent will help them compete at a higher level on the mat.

Sophomore Carolyn Nichols debuted a new vault Feb. 26 that has never been preformed in Division III gymnastics and the team set a program record Feb. 11.

This season, junior Kendra Balcerak is excelling on bars, beam and floor for the Bombers and is the only member of the team competing in three events.

The gymnastics team placed third with 186.550 points in Harriet Marranca Memorial Invitational 186.550 points.