Neault and Widner earn All-Pac-12 honors

SAN FRANCISCO – Senior Chloe Widner was named to the All-Pac-12 First Team on bars and as a sophomore Brenna Neault The conference announced Tuesday that it was named an All-Pac-12 Honorable Mention selection in the all-around.

Widner is the Cardinal’s latest first-team bars selection after Elizabeth Price earned the honor in 2018. The Frisco, Texas native finished the regular season with an NQS of 9.930, which is sixth and 18th best in the conference. callus. Widner won two bar titles during the season, both against Washington, with scores of 9.925 (vs. Washington) and 9.975 (at Washington, a new career high), and has scored over 9.900 in her last six matches.

As a senior, Widner set or reached career bests on vault (9900), bars (9975), beam (9975), floor (9950) and all-around (39625).

After an incredible freshman year, Neault continued his success in a Stanford jersey as a sophomore. The Rancho Cucamonga, Calif., native competed in all four events at all but one meet this season, claiming two all-around titles (vs. Washington, Feb. 13 and Washington, Feb. 20) and a career-best all-around. a total of 39,650 in Washington, February 20. Her NQS of 39.455 is eighth best in the Pac-12 Conference and ranks 30th in the NCAA.

Neault enters the NCAA Regionals after finishing first in one of the Pac-12 Championships in the all-around, and throughout the season she set or matched collegiate bests in all four events (vault-9.850, matched; bars- 9.950, set; beam- 9.950, set; floor- 9.925, set) and in the general competition.

The All-Pac-12 First Team consists of the top six all-around finishers and the top six finishers in each individual event (including ties) based on national qualifying scores. All-Pac-12 Honorable Mention consists of seventh- and eighth-place finishes in each individual event and the all-around (including ties) based on national qualifying scores.

Stanford finished its regular season ranked No. 20 nationally, with an NQS of 196.930, up more than half a point from last year. The Cardinal will travel to Los Angeles, Calif., to compete in the NCAA Regionals, hosted by UCLA, with a Thursday night regional semifinal against No. 4 UCLA, No. 13 Missouri* and the winner of the round robin between Boise State and BYU. .