Durham, N.H. – University of New Hampshire gymnastics standout, Jenna Mullin, has been named the East Atlantic Gymnastics League (EAGL) Gymnast of the Week, the conference announced Tuesday. This recognition comes as the Wildcats prepare to compete against Southern Connecticut State on Wednesday, March 4, at 8 p.m. In Lundholm Gymnasium. The meet, originally scheduled for an earlier date, will be broadcast on AE.TV. This EAGL Gymnast of the Week award highlights Mullin’s exceptional performance and contribution to the team’s success this season.
Mullin’s achievement is a significant boost for the Wildcats as they head into Wednesday’s competition. The team currently holds an overall record of 15 wins and 3 losses, with a perfect 4-0 record in conference play according to the UNH Athletics schedule. The Wildcats are coming off a strong performance, and Mullin’s recent accolade underscores the team’s momentum. Fans eager to support the team can discover information about ticketing and upcoming events on the UNH Wildcats website.
Mullin’s Performance Earns Weekly Honor
Details surrounding Mullin’s specific performance that led to the EAGL honor were not immediately available, but the University of New Hampshire Athletics department announced the award via a news release as reported by Google News. The EAGL recognizes outstanding gymnasts each week based on their performance in conference meets. The award signifies Mullin’s consistent dedication and skill, contributing to the Wildcats’ strong standing within the league.
Wildcats Face Southern Connecticut State
Wednesday’s meet against Southern Connecticut State provides an opportunity for the Wildcats to continue their winning streak. The competition is scheduled for 8 p.m. At Lundholm Gymnasium in Durham, New Hampshire. Fans can watch the event live on AE.TV according to UNH Athletics. This matchup is particularly significant as it’s a rescheduled event, adding to the anticipation for both teams and their supporters. The Wildcats will be looking to capitalize on their home-field advantage and Mullin’s recent recognition to secure another victory.
UNH Gymnastics Season Overview
The University of New Hampshire gymnastics team has demonstrated consistent performance throughout the 2025-26 season. Their current record of 15-3 showcases their strength and dedication. The team has achieved a winning streak of two meets, with six wins at home and two away victories. They also boast an impressive 7-0 record in neutral site competitions as detailed on the UNH Athletics website. The team’s success is a testament to the hard work of the athletes and the coaching staff.
Earlier in the season, the Wildcats participated in the Maryland Quad Meet, where they faced tough competition from Maryland, George Washington, and LIU. Despite a loss to Maryland (194.500-195.700), they secured wins against George Washington (194.500-193.200) and LIU (194.500-190.400). They also hosted a successful Heroes Day event, defeating Air Force (195.275-193.950) and Iowa State (195.275-192…). These events demonstrate the team’s ability to compete at a high level against a variety of opponents.
The team’s schedule includes both home and away meets, providing opportunities for fans to support the Wildcats throughout the season. Lundholm Gymnasium serves as the home venue for the team, creating a vibrant atmosphere for competitions. The Wildcats’ commitment to excellence extends beyond the competition floor, as they also prioritize community engagement and honoring those who serve.
Looking ahead, the Wildcats will continue to focus on improving their performance and maintaining their position as a top contender in the EAGL. The team’s next challenge is Wednesday’s meet against Southern Connecticut State, which promises to be an exciting event for fans and athletes alike. Updates on the team’s progress and future events can be found on the UNH Wildcats Athletics website.
The Wildcats’ success is a source of pride for the University of New Hampshire and the local community. With a talented roster and a dedicated coaching staff, the team is poised for continued success in the coming weeks and months. Fans are encouraged to show their support by attending meets and following the team’s journey throughout the season.
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