The Golden Eagles enter the season without graduated all-arounder Brian Gildemeyer and Ring / Vault Specialist Paul Ferraro, but with senior co-captains Ron Ayello and Matthew Power the team remains a factor in the chase for the USA Collegiate National Championship.The team also returns senior Andy Cowan and sophomore all-around stand outs Alec Chatterton and David Albaranes. The Green and Gold do not have any freshmen this season but alumni Jeff Parker makes his return to the team as a graduate student. Parker was a part of the 2007 second place National NAIGC Championship team, and will make an instant impact of the team this season on several events.

The 2013 Scheduleis out and is headlined by a home meet March 3rd against the Temple Owls, and by a meet at Michigan with the University of Illinois Chicago Flames. The team is also plans on making a return to the NAIGC National Championships after a 3 year absence. Stayed tuned for more updates as the season begins to  unfold!

Senior Brian Gildemeyer led the team on four events and in the all-around. On Floor Exercise Gildemeyer tied his own school record for the 3^rd time this season with a score of 13.6. He scored a season high 12.1 on Pommel Horse, and led the team on both Parallel-Bars and High-Bar scoring 12.6, and 12.0 respectively.

Junior Ron Ayello led the team to a new school record on vault with a season high score of 12.9. Gildemeyer and freshman Alec Chatterton both scored 12.7s, and freshman David Albaranes scored a 12.2 to give the team a 50.5, breaking the school record the team set earlier in the season at Michigan.

The Golden Eagles next competition is the USAG Collegiate National Championships at the U.S. Air Force Academy March 30^th-31^st.

The Golden Eagles scored a season high 284.3, while setting a new school floor exercise record with a 53.2. The team was lead by Senior Brian Gildemeyer, who tied his own school floor exercise record (13.6) for the second time this season.  Gildemeyers 73.9 all-around was good enough for a third place finish behind Iowa’s Broderick Shemansky and Minnesota’s DJ Repp.

Brockport finishes their regular season competitions this Friday at home against William and Mary.

The team was led by senior Brian Gildemeyer who had the team high in the all around (73.4) he also had the team high on every event, sharing vault with junior co-captain Ron Ayello on vault (12.8).

The team travels to Minnesota this weekend to compete in the annual MIGSP meet, Brockport will face off against Minnesota and Iowa. It will be the first time the Golden Eagles compete against the Hawkeyes and the second time against the Golden Gophers.  The Big Ten Network will be televising the meet, tape-delayed, on March 10th at 3:30pm.

                Brockport set a new school record on vault on their way to a team score of 275.7, just below last season’s average, in their first meet with a full line-up.  The team continues to struggle on both Pommel Horse and High-Bar, both events for the team have no room for error since they only have four competitors on each.

                Gildemeyer returned brought an immediate impact to the team, leading the way with team highs on Floor, Pommel Horse, and in All-Around.  The teams main driving force is the continued improvement of Junior-Captain Matt Power, who has seen an increase to his all-around totals in each meet so far this season.

                Brockport travels to Philadelphia,PA, this Sunday  for a tri-meet at Temple with the U.S. Air Force Academy.

The Golden Eagles saw an improvement of over 40 points from one week  ago.  Senior Paul Ferraro made his season debut  and led the team on the Still Rings with a score of 12.1. Freshmen continued to lead the charge as David Albaranes led the team on 3 events as well as the all-around, and Alec Chatterton led the team on Pommel Horse and was second in the all-around.  Albaranes improved on his all-around score by over six points and Chatterton improved his all-around score by over fourteen points.

The Golden Eagles are still missing the teams top all-around competitor in senior Brian Gildemeyer who should be making his season debut when the team travels to Ann Arbor, Michigan to compete against the University of Michigan Wolverines and the Ohio State Buckeyes on February 18th.

Team Captains Matt Power and Ron Ayello, both agree that the team had a positive start to the season, but need to continue to work on the details especially in a short week before heading to West Point next weekend.

The team leaned on their freshmen, and they delivered. David Albaranes scored team highs on 5 of 6 events as well as in the all-around, and Alec Chatterton was the team high score on Still Rings. Junior Ron Ayello returned to the lineup after missing the entire 2011 season, competing on both the Floor Exercise and Vault.

Brockport will be back in action next weekend when it travels to Army for the West Point Open. The two-day meet will begin on Friday at 7 p.m. with the team and all-around competition. The individual finals will take place at 7 p.m. on Saturday.

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One week after posting a season high team score at Ohio State, The College at Brockport Men’s Gymnastics improves by 10.5 points scoring 283.8 at the New England Championships hosted by Springfield College. The Golden Eagles would finish in the top 3 at this invitational as a team for the first time in school history, falling behind Tim Daggets Gold Medal Gymnastics (327.60), and Springfield College (323.05) for a 3^rdplace finish.  Also competing in this meet were club participants from R&R, Andy Valley, In-Flight Gymnastics, Tri-Town, Guigeres, US Academy, Ellis School of Gymnastics, Old Colony, and from Boston University, MIT, the University of Southern Maine, and the University of Vermont. The final team standings were as follows: 1) Daggetts (327.60), 2) Springfield College (323.05), 3) Brockport (283.80), 4) Ellis (281.20), 5) Tri-Town (267.00), 6) R&R (265.30), and 7) Vermont (206.25).

                Seniors Kenneth Byrd and Yusuke Nemoto continue to show their leadership and experience with solid performances. Byrd had another career day as he set a new personal best in the all-around with a score of 74.4. Byrd led the team on both the Still Rings and the Vault with scores of 12.3 and 13.6 respectively.   Nemoto would have his 2^nd best career all-around score with a 72.1 and lead the Golden Eagles on Pommel Horse and Horizontal-Bar with scores of 12.3 and 12.0.

                Junior Brian Gildemeyer led the team on the Floor Exercise with a score of 13.6, which was good enough to finish in 5^th place and to set a new school record.  The record was formally held by current GM A.J. Banker, “I’m extremely happy for Brian, every time a record is broken it just shows the improvement and growth of this program. In two weeks 5 records have fallen, I hope to see this trend continue throughout the remainder of the season.”   Gildemeyer also made his seasonal debut on the Parallel-Bars, scoring a team leading 12.7. He is expected to return to the all-around for the March 11^th home competition versus Minnesota and Air Force.

*Brockport would not compete 2/25 at Springfield w/ Temple due to poor weather / unsafe travel conditions.

Brockports next competition is  March 11th at home against Minnesota and the U.S. Air Force Academy.