KALAMAZOO, Mich. -- The Western Michigan gymnastics team heads out to New Jersey for the Rutgers March Quad meet on Friday night at 7 p.m.

In addition to the Scarlet Knights and the Broncos, the meet will 
also feature New Hampshire and Long Island University. The meet can be watched live on BNT+.

FINALE
Friday's meet is the regular season finale for the Broncos. Western Michigan heads to Bowling Green next Saturday for the 2026 Mid-American Conference Championship. 

WMU currently has the third-highest National Qualifying Score, according to RoadToNationals.com, at 195.047, behind Ball State (195.263) and Central Michigan (195.468). 

SO YOU'RE TELLING ME THERE'S A CHANCE
Western Michigan has a chance to finish with a share of the MAC Regular Season Championship. The Broncos finished conference competition with a record of 5-1 and are currently tied with Ball State. 

The Cardinals face Central Michigan on Friday at 6 p.m. The Chippewas sit at the top of the standings with a 5-0 record in MAC competitions. A win by BSU will create a three-way tie for the MAC Regular Season Championship between the Broncos, Cardinals and Chippewas. 

NOT BAD FOR A FIRST YEAR
Junior Brooke Gelesko worked her way into WMU's vault rotation as a sophomore, competing in 10 meets last season. Heading into this season, she was counted on to be a part of the floor rotation, a first in her college career. With at least two meets left, Gelesko has competed on floor 10 times this season. The Stevensville, Mich., native has reached a score of at least 9.800 six times. Her personal-best of 9.875 was set against Maryland and Michigan State back on Feb. 15 and she has repeated that score two more times, against Illinois State and against Kent State. 

Gelesko's NQS of 9.850 has her tied for 29th in the Central Region and tied for third in the MAC. 

ON THE HORIZON
Western Michigan will compete at the 2026 MAC Championship next Saturday beginning at 2 p.m.