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Gymnastics
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Friday, December 13
Salt Lake City, UT
7:00 PM
University of Utah
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Red Rocks Preview
Ute Gymnasts Set for Red Rocks Preview Friday
12/10/2019 9:36 AM | Gymnastics
Fans to get early glimpse of 2020 Utes at the intra-squad event.
THIS WEEK
Utah gymnastics is set to hit the floor for the first time in the Huntsman Center at the 17th-annual Red Rocks Preview this Friday, Dec. 13. The popular intra-squad event will begin at 7 p.m. with doors opening at 5:30 p.m. Admission to the event is free, while all seating will be general admission for fans getting their first look at the 2020 Utes.
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FAN FACTS
Utah fans in attendance will see the unveiling of the highly anticipated 2020 Intro Video before the meet gets underway. Fans can pick up the 2020 Red Rocks season poster and the first 1,000 fans through the doors can pick up a season schedule magnet. Come find Santa and Mrs. Claus in the Ford Kids Zone for fan interactions and pictures. A balloon artist, face painter, poster making station and more will also be located in the Kids Zone. Stick around after the Red Rocks Preview to meet your 2020 Utes and get autographs from the whole team.
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TIME TO TUNE IN
The Red Rocks Preview will air on the Pac-12 Networks and be broadcast on Utah's flagship radio station, ESPN 700. Jim Watson will serve as the play-by-play announcer for the Pac-12 Networks, while Amanda Borden will be on the call as the color analyst. Joining ESPN 700's play-by-play announcer Mike Lageschulte this season as the color analyst is former Ute All-American Kyndal Pond.
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QUICK STICKS
•Fifth-year head coach Tom Farden has sole reign over the Utah gymnastics program following the retirement of legendary Ute athlete and coach Megan Marsden. A trailblazer for the sport, Farden has managed all facets of the program and has been at the helm of training, recruiting, staff hires, and oversight of the entire program. This marks Farden's 10th season overall with Utah gymnastics.
•Young, but extremely talented roster returns just 10-of-24 routines from last year's NCAA Championships seventh-place finish.
•Utah returns two All-Americans in senior Missy Reinstadtler (all-around) and junior Sydney Soloski (floor). Reinstadtler is returning from a foot injury that limited her to competing solely on bars last season and will look to return to her all-around status.
•Sophomore Cristal Isa, who suffered a season-ending elbow injury last year, will also look to make an impact in the all-around for the Utes. Reinstadtler and Isa's return will supply the Utes with seven additional routines that they were without last season.
•One of five newcomers for Utah, junior transfer Emilie LeBlanc will be crucial in the bars and beam lineups. Prior to joining Utah, LeBlanc shined on the respective events at Maryland and holds a career-high 9.90 on both events.
•Highly touted freshman class consists of two former U.S. National Team members (Maile O'Keefe and Abby Paulson) and two Junior Olympic national champions (Jillian Hoffman and Jaedyn Rucker).Â
CHALK TALK
Utah will compete as one team at the Red Rocks Preview, beginning on vault and rotating in Olympic order … Collaborating with the Pac-12 Networks and subject to change, the Utes will show eight routines on each event … Team captains for this year's team are Missy Reinstadtler, Kim Tessen, and Sydney Soloski … Utah's roster consists of five upperclassmen and eight underclassmen … Three available freshmen to compete will see action at the Red Rocks Preview … Freshman Jaedyn Rucker is out indefinitely after sustaining a knee injury prior to joining the Utes.
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TIME FOR TICKETS
Season tickets are on sale now with limited lower bowl seats currently available, while season tickets in the upper bowl start at just $30. Don't miss any of the action at our five home meets in 2020 and visit Utah Tickets to get your tickets now. Fans can also purchase a Mini Plan and select any three meets for just $20. White balloons at the Red Rocks Preview will designate open lower bowl inventory for 2020 season tickets and fans wishing to purchase the designated seats are encouraged to visit the ticket office during the meet.
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LOOKING AHEAD
Utah gymnastics will open the 2020 season against Kentucky on Friday, Jan. 3 in the Jon M. Huntsman Center at 6 p.m. MT. The following week, the Utes will compete in the inaugural Rio Tinto Best of Utah NCAA Gymnastics meet at the Maverik Center on Saturday, Jan. 11. The five-year podium event will feature all four in-state Division I programs in BYU, Southern Utah, Utah, and Utah State.
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Utah gymnastics is set to hit the floor for the first time in the Huntsman Center at the 17th-annual Red Rocks Preview this Friday, Dec. 13. The popular intra-squad event will begin at 7 p.m. with doors opening at 5:30 p.m. Admission to the event is free, while all seating will be general admission for fans getting their first look at the 2020 Utes.
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FAN FACTS
Utah fans in attendance will see the unveiling of the highly anticipated 2020 Intro Video before the meet gets underway. Fans can pick up the 2020 Red Rocks season poster and the first 1,000 fans through the doors can pick up a season schedule magnet. Come find Santa and Mrs. Claus in the Ford Kids Zone for fan interactions and pictures. A balloon artist, face painter, poster making station and more will also be located in the Kids Zone. Stick around after the Red Rocks Preview to meet your 2020 Utes and get autographs from the whole team.
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TIME TO TUNE IN
The Red Rocks Preview will air on the Pac-12 Networks and be broadcast on Utah's flagship radio station, ESPN 700. Jim Watson will serve as the play-by-play announcer for the Pac-12 Networks, while Amanda Borden will be on the call as the color analyst. Joining ESPN 700's play-by-play announcer Mike Lageschulte this season as the color analyst is former Ute All-American Kyndal Pond.
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QUICK STICKS
•Fifth-year head coach Tom Farden has sole reign over the Utah gymnastics program following the retirement of legendary Ute athlete and coach Megan Marsden. A trailblazer for the sport, Farden has managed all facets of the program and has been at the helm of training, recruiting, staff hires, and oversight of the entire program. This marks Farden's 10th season overall with Utah gymnastics.
•Young, but extremely talented roster returns just 10-of-24 routines from last year's NCAA Championships seventh-place finish.
•Utah returns two All-Americans in senior Missy Reinstadtler (all-around) and junior Sydney Soloski (floor). Reinstadtler is returning from a foot injury that limited her to competing solely on bars last season and will look to return to her all-around status.
•Sophomore Cristal Isa, who suffered a season-ending elbow injury last year, will also look to make an impact in the all-around for the Utes. Reinstadtler and Isa's return will supply the Utes with seven additional routines that they were without last season.
•One of five newcomers for Utah, junior transfer Emilie LeBlanc will be crucial in the bars and beam lineups. Prior to joining Utah, LeBlanc shined on the respective events at Maryland and holds a career-high 9.90 on both events.
•Highly touted freshman class consists of two former U.S. National Team members (Maile O'Keefe and Abby Paulson) and two Junior Olympic national champions (Jillian Hoffman and Jaedyn Rucker).Â
CHALK TALK
Utah will compete as one team at the Red Rocks Preview, beginning on vault and rotating in Olympic order … Collaborating with the Pac-12 Networks and subject to change, the Utes will show eight routines on each event … Team captains for this year's team are Missy Reinstadtler, Kim Tessen, and Sydney Soloski … Utah's roster consists of five upperclassmen and eight underclassmen … Three available freshmen to compete will see action at the Red Rocks Preview … Freshman Jaedyn Rucker is out indefinitely after sustaining a knee injury prior to joining the Utes.
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TIME FOR TICKETS
Season tickets are on sale now with limited lower bowl seats currently available, while season tickets in the upper bowl start at just $30. Don't miss any of the action at our five home meets in 2020 and visit Utah Tickets to get your tickets now. Fans can also purchase a Mini Plan and select any three meets for just $20. White balloons at the Red Rocks Preview will designate open lower bowl inventory for 2020 season tickets and fans wishing to purchase the designated seats are encouraged to visit the ticket office during the meet.
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LOOKING AHEAD
Utah gymnastics will open the 2020 season against Kentucky on Friday, Jan. 3 in the Jon M. Huntsman Center at 6 p.m. MT. The following week, the Utes will compete in the inaugural Rio Tinto Best of Utah NCAA Gymnastics meet at the Maverik Center on Saturday, Jan. 11. The five-year podium event will feature all four in-state Division I programs in BYU, Southern Utah, Utah, and Utah State.
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