ANCHORAGE - The Alaska Anchorage gymnastics team eclipsed the 190-point mark for the second time this season and needed every one of them in a nail-biting 190.050-189.975 victory over Air Force on Senior Day at the Wells Fargo Sports Complex on Sunday.

The win, UAA's second straight over the Falcons and fourth in their last six meets, lifted the Seawolves' season mark to 4-13. Air Force dropped to 5-13. The two teams will see each other again in two weeks at the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation's conference championship meet in Seattle, where UAA will enter as the defending champion.

Similar to Friday's meet between the two squads, Air Force held a sizeable 143.200 to 141.875 advantage heading into the final rotation, with UAA finishing on floor and Air Force on beam. Once again, a strong performance by the Seawolves on floor (48.175), coupled with Air Force's beam tally (46.775), proved critical.

UAA's Shakea Sanders posted a pair of 9.8's in winning both the vault and floor exercise while teammate Maria Puricelli's 9.7 was best on the bars.

Meanwhile, all three Seawolf seniors had strong performances, led by Courtney Williams' 38.400 all-around score -- the second-best mark of her career. Air Force's Jenna Dudley edged Williams for the all-around title with 38.475 points.

Senior Lauren Agostino hit 9.75 on the vault and beam, while fellow senior and team captain Meagan Byrne tallied a 9.5 on floor.

The Seawolves began the meet strong with a season-high-tying 48.475 score on vault.But a 45.675 count on the bars resulted in Air Force forging a 95.525 to 94.150 lead after the second rotation. The Falcons maintained the lead, heading into the pivotal fourth and final rotation.