ANCHORAGE (Jan. 21) – Montana Fairbairn and Silje Hildebrand delivered a pair of career highs each as the Alaska Anchorage gymnastics team scored a solid 191.050 in a dual-meet loss to UC Davis at the Alaska Airlines Center.

The Aggies won the meet with a 195.300 total, led by a winning 38.700 all-around from Emma Otsu and a 38.550 all-around from Amelia Moneymaker.

Competing in just their second meet of the season, UAA made a huge jump from its opening-night score of 186.250, improving on all four apparatus. The Seawolves broke the 48-point barrier on three of the four events, with a 48.500 on balance beam and a 48.075 on floor.

"I'm really proud of our team for making the individual adjustments and bouncing back so strong from Friday's performance," said UAA head coach Marie-Sophie Boggasch. "It will be exciting to get back in the gym next week and start working on the necessary improvements for the rest of the season."

Fairbairn produced a 9.8 on floor exercise for a career high and UAA's highest score of the day, along with a career-high-tying 9.775 on balance beam and a 9.7 on vault. The Strathmore, Alberta, native totaled a 38.350 in just her second career all-around effort.

A senior from Yakima, Wash., Hildebrand started her final home meet by tying her career-best 9.675 on vault, and ended with the same score on floor.

Senior Emily Walker led UAA on uneven bars for the second meet in a row with a 9.6, along with junior Hayley Perkins.

The big day on balance beam was led by 9.775s from Fairbairn and senior Jessica Johnson, along with a 9.675 from freshman Claudia Lessig, a 9.65 from Walker and a 9.625 from sophomore Marcela Bonifasi.

Sophomore Ariana DeSouza had UAA's second-best score on floor with a 9.725.

The Seawolves hit the road for the first time next week with meets Friday (1 pm AST) at Bridgeport and Sunday (9 am) at Brown. Find links to live video and scoring at GoSeawolves.com.