Georgia Athletics | March 14, 2015 Tenth-ranked Georgia Gymdogs defeated No. 4 Utah Georgia gymnasts react after beating Utah on Senior Day. Share ATHENS, Ga. --- The tenth-ranked Georgia Gymdogs defeated No. 4 and previously undefeated Utah, 197.450-197.275, in their regular season finale and Senior Night in Stegeman Coliseum on Saturday evening. After two rotations, the Utes (11-1) held a 98.875-98.750 lead, but the Gymdogs (5-6) tied or set four career highs in the final two rotations to clinch the victory. Georgia also recorded its highest score on any event this season with a 49.575 on bars in rout to its highest overall score of the season, a 197.450. "Finally being able to put a meet together is a goal we have been trying to achieve all season," Mary Beth Box said. "It has taken a long time to get here, but now we are going into the postseason with so much confidence. Four seniors were honored at the conclusion of the meet: Chelsea Davis, Demetria Hunte, Whitney Kirby and Sarah Persinger. Brandie Jay and Davis led Georgia on vault with a pair of 9.875s. Meanwhile, Utah opened with a strong performance on bars, scoring a 49.500. After one rotation, Georgia trailed 49.500-49.175. The Gymdogs recorded their highest score on any event this season with a 49.575 on bars, highlighted by Kiera Brown's 9.95, which tied her career high. Natalie Vaculik also set a new career mark with a 9.9. Jay posted a 9.875, while Davis and Brittany Rogers closed the rotation with a pair of 9.925s. Utah scored a 49.375 on vault and led 98.875-98.750 at the halfway point. Vaculik ignited Georgia's comeback with her second career high of the night, a 9.9 on beam in the opening spot. Broussard added a 9.875 in the Gymdogs' 49.2 performance on beam. Utah managed a 49.050 on floor in the third rotation, giving Georgia a 147.950-147.925 lead heading to floor. Out of five routines on floor, four Gymdogs posted a 9.9 or higher to push Georgia to a 49.500 on floor. Morgan Reynolds tied her career high with a 9.9, and Kiera Brown followed with a career-best 9.875. For the second consecutive week, freshman Gigi Marino recorded the meet's highest score on floor, a 9.925. Vivi Babalis and Mary Beth Box closed the meet with two 9.9s. The Red Rocks scored a 49.350 on beam in the final rotation. Team Results 1. Georgia - 197.450 (VT- 49.175, UB- 49.575, BB- 49.200, FX- 49.500) 2. Utah - 197.275 (VT- 49.375, UB- 49.500, BB- 49.350, FX- 49.050) College softball: Georgia upsets No. 1 Oklahoma, giving Sooners first loss in doubleheader split It was Georgia's first No. 1 win in a regular season since 2011 when Georgia run-ruled Arizona 8-0 in Cathedral City, California. READ MORE No. 23 Georgia takes SEC road series from No. 1 Vanderbilt baseball in dominant fashion Georgia baseball won its first SEC series win over a No. 1 team since 1993, taking down top-ranked Vanderbilt. The Bulldogs outscored the Commodores 23-3 in the wins. READ MORE 4 finalists announced for the Werner Ladder Naismith Women’s Coach of the Year Award The finalists for this year's Werner Ladder Naismith Women’s Coach of the Year Award include a previous two-time winner and three seeking their first honor. READ MORE