Amber Koeth

Sacramento State

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2023 Season

Qualified for the NCAA UCLA Regional as a beam specialist.
Named the MPSF Specialist of the Year, earned first team all-MPSF honors on beam and second team on bars and floor.
Earned three MPSF Specialist of the Week awards during the year.
Won 10 event titles with two on bars, three on beam and five on floor.
Tied the school record on both beam and floor during Senior Night against San Jose State, UC Davis and Southern Utah after she scored 9.950 on both events.
Averaged 9.896 over the final six meets of the season on beam.
That total included four consecutive scores of 9.900 or better.
Ended the season with an NQS of 9.885 on beam which tied the school single-season record.
Her average of 9.792 ranked third in school history.
Concluded her career with an average of 9.717 on beam which places her second all-time at Sacramento State.
Led the team with an average of 9.818 and an NQS of 9.845 on floor.
Her average ties her for seventh in school history.
Scored 9.825 or better in seven of the final eight meets of the year.
Also led the team with an NQS of 9.795 on bars and ranked second with an average of 9.655.
Top bars scores was 9.875 against Air Force to set her career best.

2022 Season

Qualified for the NCAA Seattle Regional as an event specialist on beam.
Named first team all-MPSF on beam and was a second team honoree on bars and floor.
Competed on all three events in each of the team’s 11 meets.
Led the Hornets and ranked second in the MPSF with an NQS of 9.880 on beam.
That score is the second best in school history, trailing only Melissa Genovese’s mark of 9.885 from 2008.
Scored 9.900 in three different meets, including the MPSF Championships where she placed second.
Had six scores of 9.850 or better on beam.
Led the team on bars with an NQS of 9.770.
Set her career best with a 9.875 in the home dual against UC Davis and had three scores of 9.8 or better during the year.
Also had a team-best NQS of 9.830 on floor where she averaged 9.741.
Scored 9.900 to finish first on floor against Air Force at home.

2021 Season

2020 Season

Earned first team all-MPSF honors on beam.
Was easily the most consistent gymnast on the team on beam where she averaged 9.780 to rank third all-time at Sacramento State.
Had an NQS of 9.820 to lead the team.
Scored 9.900 against San Jose State to set her career high and moved into a tie for sixth place in school history.
Had six scores of 9.825 or better during the year.
Finished in first place at BYU after scoring 9.850.
Was in the bar lineup in five meets and had two exhibitions.
Scored 9.625 against San Jose State for her season best.

2019 Season

Was in the lineup on beam in all 11 meets and added seven performances on bars and five on vault during her first collegiate season.
Ranked third on the team with an NQS of 9.755 on beam.
Scored 9.800 at San Jose State/New Hampshire and at home against Cal/UC Davis for her career high.
Had five beam routines of 9.750 or greater during the year, including a 9.775 at the NorCal Classic which was her first collegiate performance.
Best vault score was 9.575 at Washington/Iowa.
Scored 9.675 at that same meet for her highest bars score.

Prior to Sacramento State

Trained at Gymcats in Henderson, Nev.
Was coached by Cassie Rice (mother of former Hornet Lauren Rice), Jill Preston, Kim Snape, Roberta Teixeira and Wendy Hale.
Was a three-time national qualifier.
Placed fifth on beam at Level 10 Nationals in 2016 and tied for ninth on floor at 2018 Junior Olympic Nationals.

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