Erin Cavanaugh, Auburn Athletics Communications Intern
AUBURN, Ala. - With the 2025 gymnastics season approaching, it is time to meet all the new faces joining the squad this year. Last one is Sarah Zois!
Hometown: Crofton, Maryland
Previous School: George Washington
Q: What has been the most significant adjustment coming to the South at Auburn after spending the last three seasons at George Washington?
A: “The biggest difference is the environment here and the people I’m surrounded by.”
Q: What is your favorite thing about your hometown? How does it compare to Auburn?
A: “My favorite thing about my hometown is the restaurants. There is definitely more food options at home.”
Q: What advice would you give younger students as they work hard to be collegiate gymnasts?
A: “Just keep pushing and reaching out and make sure you’ll have a good relationship with the coaches and really like the institution.”
Q: What was your first visit to Auburn like? What about Auburn made you want to transfer here?
A: “I had a super fun visit. Going from a city school to down south was definitely a good change of scenery for me. And the way I was immediately welcomed by the coaches and school made me feel super excited and confident coming here!”
Q: Who's your biggest role model, and why?
A: “God. He’s the greatest.”
Q: What or who keeps you motivated on the hard days?
A: “I don’t want to leave the sport and regret not doing as much as I can. That’s what keeps me motivated.”
Q: What Auburn traditions are your favorite?
A: “Rolling Toomer’s Corner.”
Q: What hobbies do you enjoy outside of gymnastics?
A: “Getting food with friends.”
Q: Do you have any gymnastics superstitions and why?
A: “My only thing I need to do is listen to music.”
Q: If you could eliminate one event, which one would you choose and why?
A: “Bars. It’s my worst event.”
Q: What are you most looking forward to this season? What are some of your goals?
A: “Competing with the team and making memories with everyone.”