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Corvallis, Ore. • Georgia Dabritz has one of the trickiest uneven bars routines in the nation, but the Utah senior continues to make it look effortless.

Dabritz won the uneven bars on Friday with a 9.95 effort in the Utes' 196.875-195.75 win over Oregon State.

Of the eight competitions, Dabritz has scored less than a 9.9 only once and has two 10.0s on the event.

Friday's routine look just as good as last week's perfect mark she earned against Stanford. However, both judges docked her just a bit, leaving her with the 9.95.

Dabritz also had a 9.875 on the vault and 9.925 on the floor.

"She is just in a zone with that routine right now," Utah coach Greg Marsden said. "There is a lot going on with it but she makes it look easy."

Separating the routines is getting harder and harder because Dabritz is so close to perfection, but Dabritz said she isn't getting bored with the routine.

"I'm having a lot of fun with it this year," she said.

She was also having fun with her balance beam routine, scoring 9.925 in exhibition.

Marsden acknowledged it is hard to keep Dabritz out of the lineup with scores like that.

"She has done very well," he said.

Streak is over

Falls by senior Tory Wilson and freshman Kari Lee leave Kailah Delaney as the team leader in made routines. Delaney, who earned a 9.9 on the vault and a 9.825 on the balance beam, has 11 routines this season without a fall. Wilson entered Friday's competition having made 28 in row while Lee had hit 19 in a row.

Tiffani Lewis, who earned a 9.775 on the bars, is second with 10 made routines.

Of note

Breanna Hughes competed in exhibition on the uneven bars and earned 9.8 while Lewis had 9.75 on the vault and 9.8 on the floor in exhibition…Utah returns home for a meet on Friday against Michigan for senior night…Friday was just the second time the Beavers have counted a fall. The first came in a quad meet on Jan. 30.