Buckeyes Claim Fifth Place at Big Ten Championships

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Buckeyes Show Determination at Big Ten Championships

ANN ARBOR, Mich. – The air was electric at the 2025 Big Ten Championships, with the No. 6 Ohio State men’s gymnastics team making a remarkable statement amidst fierce competition. Despite finishing in the fifth place with a combined score of 315.950, the Buckeyes showcased stellar performances that kept fans on the edge of their seats.

Star Performers Shine in Individual Events

Leading the charge was Kameron Nelson, whose remarkable vault routine earned him a season-high of 14.750, landing him on top of the leaderboard for that event. His passion and precision were a testament to his hard work this season.

Not to be outdone, Parker Thackston showcased his skills with a jaw-dropping score of 14.500 on the pommel horse, securing the third highest score in that event. Meanwhile, Kristian Grahovski demonstrated his high-bar expertise with a score of 13.600, also placing third.

Event Breakdown: Buckeye Grit on Display

Here’s how the Buckeyes fared across the various events:

  • Vault (56.800): Nelson (14.750), David Ramirez (14.150), Grahovski (14.050), Jacob Harmon (13.850)
  • Parallel Bars (52.250): Tyler Burgess (career-high 13.950, stick), Ramirez (13.650), Jesse Pakele (13.450, stick), Drake Andrews (11.200)
  • High Bar (50.300): Thackston (12.000), Noah Copeland (12.750), Grahovski (13.600), Andrews (11.950, stick)
  • Floor (53.700): Pakele (13.950), Copeland (13.150), Ramirez (career-high 13.350), Nelson (13.250)
  • Pommel Horse (50.750): Thackston (14.500), Grahovski (13.300), Ramirez (11.500), Conlan Simpkins (11.450)
  • Rings (52.150): Pakele (12.500), Arthur Ashton (12.850), Nelson (13.350), Tyler Rockwood (13.450)

Next Steps: Looking Forward

With the team event wrapped up, all eyes now turn to the individual event finals, set to take place on Saturday at 7 p.m. ET. The Buckeyes will be looking to elevate their performances further as they compete for coveted titles and personal bests.

#GoBucks 

The Buckeyes may have finished fifth, but the spirit, skill, and resolve displayed by the team truly embodied the essence of competitive gymnastics. The journey is far from over, and fans can expect thrilling performances ahead!

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