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On Cote: All-American who was the Terps' top all-around returner for 2002 ... holds Maryland's top all-around score (39.625) ... two-time national competitor.
2002: Selected as the EAGL Scholar Athlete of the Year for the second consecutive year
all-EAGL first team selection for the uneven bars, balance beam and the all-around
held the team all-around season high with a 39.425
placed first on vault once
placed first on the uneven bars three times
placed first on the balance beam once
placed first on the floor exercise twice
placed first in the all-around three times
member of EAGL All-Academic team for fourth consecutive year
only senior in the league to maintain a 4.0 throughout her college career.
2001: Maryland's top all-around competitor despite being injured part of the season
became one of Maryland's first-ever All-Americans
national all-around competitor
finished 18th in the all-around with a 39.050 at nationals
placed fifth in the all-around at the NCAA Southeast Region Championships
named to All-EAGL first team for vault
named to All-EAGL second team for the uneven bars and the all-around
named EAGL Scholar Athlete of the Year
placed first on the uneven bars at the EAGL Championships with a score of 9.925
scored a season-high 39.525 in the all-around against George Washington March 19
won the vault competition with a school-record 9.9 against Rutgers on March 11
placed first five times on vault, four times on bars, once on beam, once on floor and four times in the all-around
named to the 2000-2001 Verizon Academic All-America Women's Fall and Winter At-Large First Team
named to EAGL All-Academic team for third consecutive year.
2000: Named to All-EAGL first team for vault
named to All-EAGL first team for all-around and uneven bars for second consecutive year
named to All-EAGL second team for beam and floor
finished the season ranked No. 24 in the all-around
finished sixth in the all-around and fourth on the beam at the Southeast Region Championships
finished fifth in the all-around at the EAGL Championships
was selected as EAGL Co-Gymnast of the Week on March 14
broke Marylands all-around record by winning the all-around against Temple on March 10 with a score of 39.625
also broke school records on vault with a 9.875 and on bars with a 9.925 on March 10 against Temple
placed first on vault, bars and floor and third on beam against Temple on March 10
held team season highs in the all-around with a 39.625 and on vault with a 9.875
tied with sophomore Laura Moon for season highs on bars and beam with a 9.925 in both events
tied with junior Jill Fisher for the second-highest floor score of the season for the Terps with a 9.975
competed in all 12 of the Terps regular season meets as well as the EAGL Championships and the Southeast Region Championship
competed as an all-arounder in every meet except the season opener
scored higher than 39.000 in seven of the Terps 12 regular season meets
scored a 9.9 or higher twice on bars, once on Jan. 28 with a 9.9 at Radford and then again on March 10 with a 9.925 against Temple
scored a 9.9 or higher twice on beam, first with a 9.925 on Feb. 7 against George Washington and then with a 9.9 on March 2 against Western Michigan and James Madison
scored over a 9.9 twice on floor with a 9.925 at the Governors Cup on Feb. 4 and with a 9.975 against Temple on March 10
was an Athletic Directors Scholar Athlete for the fall of 1999
Academic All-American selection
received the team Outstanding Achievement Award
received the team Iron Terp award
named to EAGL All-Academic team for second consecutive year
finished first on vault five times, first on bars three times, first on beam and floor twice, and first in the all-around six times.
1999: Named EAGL Rookie of the Year
unanimous selection to All-EAGL first team for all-around
first team All-EAGL selection on bars, beam and floor
second team All-EAGL selection on vault
closed the season ranked No. 8 in the nation for all-around and No. 7 on beam
qualified for NCAA Championships and finished 10th in the all-around for session one and finished 26th overall with a score of 38.875
nominee for NCAA Outstanding Sportsperson of the Year
at the NCAA Championships she tied for 18th on beam (9.75) and 20th on bars (9.725)
scored 9.7 on vault and floor at NCAA Championships, placing in ties for 27th and 32nd place
finished sixth in the all-around at the Southeast Region Championships with a 38.95
tied for third on bars at the Southeast Region Championships with a 9.825
received EAGL Gymnast of the Week on three occasions
tied for second place on beam at the EAGL Championships with a score of 9.925
scored a 9.875 on floor at the EAGL championships to place third
finished in seventh place on vault at the EAGL Championships with a 9.775
broke the all-time all-around record four times
recorded the all-time high score on bars three times, the all-time high on floor twice and the all-time high on beam once
all-around personal best score of 39.425 against then-No. 15 Florida, George Washington and Rhode Island, marked the highest all-around score in the EAGL for the season
recorded four of the top five all-time high scores for the all-around in school history ... registered three of the top five all-time bars scores in school history
competed in all 13 of the Terps meets for all-around
has recorded scores of 39.150 or better in six meets
won the all-around competition in five meets, including three consecutive meets on Feb. 26 against Towson, Feb. 28 against then-No. 7 Nebraska, then-No. 8 Arizona State and California, and March 6 at the Wolfpack Invitational
recorded the second highest all-around score of her career, a 39.400, against Towson on Feb. 26
scored a career-high 9.900 on bars in three consecutive meets on Feb. 28 against then-No. 7 Nebraska, then-No. 8 Arizona State and California, March 6 at the Wolfpack Invitational, and March 13 against then-No. 15 Florida, George Washington and Rhode Island
in her first collegiate meet on Jan. 9, against Radford, she won the all-around, vault, beam and bars events with scores of 39.150, 9.800, a career-high 9.950, and 9.725, respectively
scored a 9.825 or better on bars in eight of Marylands 13 meets
placed in the top three finishers on bars in 10 of Marylands 13 meets including three event titles, five second place finishes and two third place finishes
took the vault title in three meets
finished in the top spot on beam in three meets and in second place twice
member of the EAGL All-Academic team with a team-best 4.0 GPA.
Personal: Gillian Clark Cote
born Feb. 26, 1980
daughter of Donna and Raymond Cote
member of Marylands honors program
received the Presidential Scholarship
honor student every year in high school
chose Maryland over Yale, George Washington, William & Mary, and North Carolina
has two brothers: Daniel and Pierce, and one sister, Clare, who is also on Marylands gymnastics team
majoring in history.
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