Fisk University women's gymnastics program may be less than a year old, but it's already managed to make a stunning footprint.
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Last week, Fisk University finished fourth at the Super 16 gymnastics invitational in Las Vegas.
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At the same time, the women's team from the Nashville school also recorded an even more important first.
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Fisk became the first historically Black university gymnastics squad to compete at the NCAA level - facing off against established programs North Carolina, Southern Utah and Washington.
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Top recruit Morgan Price told ESPN on Thursday. "We have a lot of eyes on us because we are the first and because we are making history, so it's just so exciting to be a part of the first team ever."
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Price competed in all four individual events, earning the meet's highest score (9.9) on the vault.
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Under the direction of coach Corrinne Tarver, the first Black gymnast to win an NCAA all-around title in 1989.
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The program quickly developed - with five-star recruit Price leading the way when she changed her commitment from Arkansas to Fisk.
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The Bulldogs will compete next on Jan. 13, going up against 2021 NCAA champions the University of Michigan.
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