The duo will leave the program with everlasting memories and impacts on teammates, coaches, fans and the rest of the gymnastics world, which has yet to sink in.
In this week's episode of the "Weekly Rundown," reporter Michael Lyne is joined by fifth-years Lexy Ramler and Ona Loper to discuss their gymnastics careers, close relationship and time spent at the University.
Despite scoring 13 runs to win in the first game of the series, Minnesota went on to score a combined four runs in their next two games in back-to-back losses against Maryland.
In this week’s episode of “The Weekly Rundown,” our staff discussed the end of the men’s hockey season in the Frozen Four and women’s gymnastics NCAA Championship semifinals results.
In his junior season, the Minnesota co-captain participated in the Olympics and was the Big Ten Player of the Year after recording 41 points in 34 games.
In control of their destiny with a chance to cement their place atop the conference standings, No. 4 Minnesota did just that. They swept Wisconsin Saturday evening after dominating the Badgers in an 8-0...
Fifth-year Lexy Ramler won the all-around title after totaling a score of 39.575, highlighted by a score of 9.975 on beam to earn the crown on the event. also, respectively.
Michigan State tested Minnesota's depth in their first game without junior co-captain Ben Meyers, sophomore Brock Faber, and freshman Matthew Knies. But the collective group of first-years for the No....
Earlier this season, the Gophers and Michigan split their first series against each other as Minnesota took Friday night’s game 5-1, while the Wolverines took Saturday’s 6-2.
Four players with Gophers ties will compete for Team USA - current Gophers in Ben Meyers, Brock Faber and Matthew Knies, and Minnesota alum Aaron Ness - at the 2022 Beijing Olympics.
In their two seasons together at North Branch High School, the Harper sisters combined for 104 goals and 70 assists in the 34 matches when they both played.
The Gophers are ranked No. 4 in the nation in both national polls on USCHO.com’s Division I Men’s Poll and the USA Today/USA Magazine’s Men’s College Hockey Poll.
Wiskus finished in third place in the all-around with a score of 168.150, a total high enough to be one of the two gymnasts chosen by the selection committee to earn a spot on the US artistic gymnastics team.
