SEATTLE -- Sophomore Kelley Hebert compiled a four-event total of 39.200 while fellow second-year Gabby Landess made her all-around debut at 39.050, leading UC Davis to a winning 195.225 team score in Mountain Pacific Sports Federation women's gymnastics dual with Seattle Pacific at the Royal Brougham Pavilion Friday night. The host Falcons scored a 192.625.

Overall, this marks the Aggies' first 195-plus score of the 2019 season, and the first time they have surpassed that threshold in a January meet since 2014, when the team went 195.875 and 195.500 in back-to-back meets to close out the month.

Hebert scored a first-place 9.875 on floor exercise and a 9.825 on balance beam in the second half of the meet for her first all-around performance of the season. Landess had competed in vault, uneven bars and floor during her young collegiate career, but had not appeared in a beam lineup as a collegian until Friday's dual. She responded with a 9.800 on that apparatus, becoming the first gymnast in program history to break 39 points in her all-around debut. 

Sophomore Sarah Liddle also picked up a meet title with her 9.850 on balance beam, edging Hebert and SPU's Darian Burns. Senior Aya Suzuki won the uneven bars with a 9.850 to kick off the meet, surpassing her previous career high of 9.825 from last year's March 10 dual against Air Force. She helped UC Davis compile a 48.925 on bars in the opening rotation.

The Aggies followed with scores of 48.650 on vault and a 48.575 on floor exercise despite fielding only five gymnasts in each event due to an injury to senior Kara Jones. Each crew went 5-for-5, with Hebert and junior Alyssa Ito leading the way on vault with matching 9.775s. 

Burns finished second in the all-around with a 39.175 and had her team's lone event win with a 9.800 on vault.

UC Davis, now 3-4 in head-to-head competition, hosts Sacramento State and Alaska Anchorage in its home opener on Sunday, January 27.

TEAM SCORES - 1. UC Davis, 195.225; 2. Seattle Pacific, 192.625.

VAULT - 1. Darian Burns, SPU, 9.800; 2 (tie). Alyssa Ito, UC Davis; Kelley Hebert, UC Davis, 9.775.

UNEVEN BARS - 1. Aya Suzuki, UC Davis, 9.850; 2 (tie). Darian Burns, SPU; Gabby Landess, UC Davis, 9.825.

BALANCE BEAM - 1. Sarah Liddle, UC Davis, 9.850; 2(tie). Darian Burns, SPU; Kelley Hebert, UC Davis, 9.825.

FLOOR EXERCISE - 1. Kelley Hebert, UC Davis, 9.875; 2. Kayla Chan, SPU, 9.750; 3(tie). Darian Burns, SPU; Gabby Landess, UC Davis, 9.725.

ALL-AROUND - 1. Kelley Hebert, UC Davis, 39.200; 2. Darian Burns, SPU, 39.175; 3. Gabby Landess, UC Davis, 39.050.

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