LOGAN, Utah (March 4, 2013) – For the third meet in a row, the BYU women’s gymnastics team scored a 195 or better and outscored the Utah State Aggies 195.025-192.900 on Monday night at the Dee Glen Smith Spectrum.

The meet was the second of the year between the Cougars and Aggies, with BYU taking home a victory in both contests.

The Cougars started out on bars, scoring a 49.050, with each gymnast scoring over a 9.725. Haylee Rollins tied a season high with a 9.875 and Raquel Willman picked up a 9.825. Megan Bain and Sarah Yandow Wensel also scored well, both going for 9.800.

Eliane Kulczyk had BYU’s best vault with a 9.850 and Rollins added a 9.825. Makenzie Johnson added a 9.800 to give the Cougars 48.850 in the event.

The floor continued to be solid with every gymnast over 9.750, leading to a 49.050 team score. Bain and Rollins led with 9.850 each and Kulczyk scored a 9.800.

On the beam, the Cougars battled some gaffes and came away with a 48.075 in the event but still managed a 195.025 final score. Bain and Willman led the way with a 9.800 and 9.750, respectively.

In her first meet of the season as an all-around competitor, Bain finished second with a 39.125. Johnson also competed in all four events and finished in third place with a 38.975. Southern Utah’s Sarah Landes took the top mark with a 39.175.

BYU competes in its third meet in a week on Friday with a trip to Southern Utah University to take on the Thunderbirds at 7 p.m. MST in Centrum Arena. The Cougars hosted SUU earlier this season and scored their best number of the year with a 195.800.

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PROVO, Utah - After finishing out the home season on Friday night the BYU women's gymnastics team heads north to Logan for a meet vs. Utah State on Monday night at 7 p.m. MST from the Dee Glen Smith Spectrum.

This will be the quickest turnaround for the team in 2013 with the Cougars second meet in just four days.

BYU just came off a 195.500 performance vs. No. 8 Utah and North Carolina State. The Cougars took second at the meet and landed their fourth score of the year of 195 or better. BYU has now topped 195 at least four times each year for three out of the last four years.

The Cougars faced off against the Aggies earlier in the season. BYU  notched a 194.075 in the team's second meet of the year, outscoring Utah State's 189.425.

Action is set to begin at 7 p.m. MST in Logan and fans can follow live scores and watch streaming video at www.UtahStateAggies.com.