CALDWELL, N.J. -- Junior Piper Fitzmaurice (Middletown, N.J.) scored a 9.0 in Six Element Tumbling and the Compulsory Toss team landed a 9.1, helping Caldwell Acrobatics & Tumbling to its fourth straight win to start the season, 216.275-22.750 over American International College at the Newman Center on Tuesday evening.

The Compulsory Toss unit of junior Kaytence Vining (Latham, N.Y.), freshman Avery Dunn (Chalfont, Pa.), freshman Carly Gleason (Ocean City, N.J.), freshman Jackie Vereen (Suffolk, Va.), soph Zimayah Mosley (Newark, N.J.), Fitzmaurice, soph Jahnessa Morales (Hamburg, N.J.), soph Mariana Aiello (Concord, Calif.), senior Eliah Cardone (Bristow, Va.), freshman Neriyah Sims (Bayonne, N.J.) and senior Mickennah Lanza (Middletown, N.J.) got the Cougars off to a great start in the third event of the meet with a 9.1. 

The Compulsory Pyramid team of Sims, Mosley, Morales, Aiello, Fitzmaurice, Cardone, Vereen, Gleason, freshman Alexa Bayne (Kingwood Twp., N.J.), junior Jill Riggio (East Windsor, N.J.), Vining, Dunn and Lanza had just scored an 8.7, one of the 11 other scores of 8.0 or better for teh Cougars during the meet. 

Vereen posted an 8.95 in the Aerial Tumbling and the Synchronized Pyramid group of Mosley, Cardone, Aiello, Fizmaurice, Morales, Dunn, Vereen, Gleason, Riggio, Vining, freshman Kaelynne Sparacio (Farmingville, N.Y.), freshman Alexa Foster (Marlton, N.J.) and Lanza grabbed an 8.75 in the Cougars' other top finishes.

Caldwell also honored seniors Lanza and Cardone for Senior Night at the conclusion of the evening.

Caldwell next visits LIU on Friday, March 21, then takes on Georgian Court in the second of two matchups with the Lions for Garden State supremacy on April 10.