Local gymnasts shine at meet

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February 25, 2011

From staff reports The San Marcos Record Fri Feb 25, 2011, 02:14 PM CST

San Marcos — Local gymnasts from J&R Gymnastics recenty competed at the Capital Gymnastics Heart of Teaxs Invitational, taking home the most awards of the season.

Competing in Level Four, Megan Rients received fifth on vault, bars and floor, sixth on beam and sixth all-around, as Ava Webb received first on vault and floor, third on bars and beam and third all-around.

Chloe Campbell received third on vault and floor, fourth on bars and beam and fourth all-around, while Keaghan Holt received fifth on vault, beam and floor, fourth on bars and fifth all-around.

Abigail Hall received second on vault, beam and floor, fifth on bars and third all-around, while Emmy Riordan received fourth on vault and beam, third on bars and floor and fourth all-around. Meghan Hunt received sixth on vault and floor, fourth on bars and beam and fifth all-around.

The team finished third in the overall standings.

Ccompeting in the Level Five Division, Lily Richardson received second on vault and bars, third on floor and third all-around.

Makenzi Schriewer received third on vault and bars and fifth all-around, while Abigail Pollo received a bronze medal for her all-around.

Kambrie Brandt received first on vault and floor, second on beam, third on bars and second all-around, while Ivy Kohl received a bronze medal for in all-around.

KC Moffitt received second on vault, fourth on beam and a bronze metal for her all-around effort, while Delaney Andrews received first on vault and floor, fourth on bars and third all-around.

The team finished third overall.

Competing at Level Six, Abigail Schmidt received third on vault, bars and beam, first on floor and third all-around. Jenna Kilford received bronze for her all-around, while Kaitlyn Legg received third on vault and beam, second on bars and floor and second all-around.

Maddie Mack received bronze for her all-around and Miranda Meckel received first on vault, bars, beam and floor and first all-around.

Taylor Scholl received second on beam and a bronze metal for her all-around as the team also finished third overall.

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