Ferguson captured second on the balance beam, scoring a 9.725, just short of her career-best 9.750 on the event. Ferguson also finished in a three-way tie for seventh on the floor exercise, scoring a collegiate-best 9.675.
Brown was just shy of breaking 38.000 in the all-around, where she claimed second with a career-best score of 37.925. Her previous best all-around score was a 37.750. Brown finished tied for 20th on the vault with a 9.500, was eighth on the uneven bars with a personal-best and team individual high 9.650, was 30th on the balance beam with a 9.175 and 12th on the floor exercise with a 9.600.
Mikala Bugge was in a four-way tie for seventh on the vault with a 9.700. She was tied for 25th on the uneven bars (9.325).
Carlie Beatty and Alia Wilson were in a seven-way tie for eighth on the balance beam with a 9.550.
Gabrielle Winstead was in a four-way tie for 12th on the floor exercise (9.600) and tied for 14th on the vault (9.550).
Genevieve Czaplewski was 18th on the floor exercise (9.525).
Jensen DeJong was selected to the all-sportsmanship team.
Qualifiers to the NCGA Championship are expected to be announce Monday. The national championship is scheduled for Saturday, March 26 at Ithaca College.