Varsity Bars: Kamryn Krueger scored a 4.50, Aubry Williams scored a 6.35, Addison Cuka scored a 7.40, Amelia Rathgeber scored a 5.35, and Aspyn Schroeder scored a 5.55. The girls continue to learn more skills and work to perfect their performance of each skill. As the season is nearing its end, it becomes even more evident how important learning new skills and holding the correct shape throughout the routine continues to be on bars.

Varsity Beam: Aubry Williams scored an 8.35, Addison Cuka scored a 7.20, Julia Krug scored a 6.45, Amelia Rathgeber scored a 7.50, Bella Kotab scored a 5.85, and Aspyn Schroeder scored a 6.60. Amelia performed a no-fall beam routine this evening! The girls continue to practice on maintaining confidence and poise on this event.

Varsity Floor: Julia Krug scored a 7.0, Bella Kotab scored a 7.40, Aubry Williams scored a 9.25 and placed 5th, Addison Cuka scored an 8.20, Amelia Rathgeber scored a 7.65, and Aspyn Schroeder scored a 8.05. Aubry Williams earned her season-high on floor tonight.

Varsity Vault: Julia Krug scored a 7.80, Aubry Williams scored a 9.05 and placed 4th, Addison Cuka scored an 8.60, Amelia Rathgeber scored an 8.10, Bella Kotab scored a 7.70, and Aspyn Schroeder scored a 7.85. The girls continue to work on improving their power on this event. They are making improvements in holding their shapes and blocking off the vault quickly. Aubry Williams, Amelia Rathgeber and Addison Cuka all earned their season high tonight.

Varsity All Around: Aubry Williams scored a 33.00, Addison Cuka scored a 31.40, Amelia Rathgeber scored a 28.60, and Aspyn Schroeder scored a 28.05.

We have found this season to have plagued our girls with injuries. We have been missing Bella Kotab to a knee injury, Dusti Laska with a knee injury and Emma McNinch with a foot injury. Although the rest of the girls have really been working hard and have made great improvements, not having two out of the five top scorers out for extended periods of time is hard to bounce back from. Not only has the team score been affected, but less hours in the gym lessens the athletes’ amount of time for physical and mental growth on all the events. We are glad to have the opportunity to see Bella Kotab compete this year. It has been great to see how the rest of the team stepped out of their comfort zones. All of them learned a new skill on one or more of the events or learned new connections. Both have been needed to improve the individual and team score. Keep working hard ladies.

Varsity Team Placings: Wagner Bon Homme 121.05 PEH 141.90 Vermillion 124.55 Chamberlain 134.70 KWL 122.45