GYMN-L Digest - 19 May 1996 - Special issue

There are 7 messages totalling 665 lines in this issue.

Topics in this special issue:

1. Womens Europeans (Senior AA)
2. Womens Europeans (Juniors AA)
3. Euros All Around Comp.
4. TV alert
5. Results - Euro. Apparatus Finals
6. HELP LEAP
7. US Classic, Day Two

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Date: Sun, 19 May 1996 07:40:53 -0400
From: ***@IC.AC.UK
Subject: Womens Europeans (Senior AA)

Womens European Championships 1996
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Birmingham, England 16-19 May, 1996.

Seniors All-Around
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Well well well Liliya Podkopayeva snatched it right at the depth from
Svetlana Boguinskaya who was leading in the first three rotations.
Sveta has a lead of 0.082 going into the last rotation, but Lilia
had floor as her last apparatus. Lilia can always tumble but her
current choreography seemed to be much better than her previous
routine's. She was the last to go in the whole competiton and the
audience was amazing as all the attention was focused on her. She did
not disappoint the crowd as she performed a fantastic routine and was
awarded the best score of the competition by with 9.912. Svetlana
(going on vault just before Lilia took to the floor) only scored
9.731.

Lilia's tumbling on floor still included her famous double front
somersault, a front tumbling sequence, and ending with full-twisting
double back. Her dance elements were much better, there were less
standing-around-grasping-for-breath, it seemed that Liliya was at her
fittest at the moment. She later expressed that she was obviously happy
with the results, especially since she did not go to San Juan Worlds
because of an injury.

Svetlana had upgraded the difficulty of her routines a lot. The bars
used to be her worst event and people criticised her for having no
release moves back in 1992. She now had a Tkatchev together with a
double layout dismount. Her beam started with a front somi into
immediate tuck jump. Other elements included a double spin, front somi,
splits into flick/layout/layout, and ending with a double tuck dismount.
Her floor started with a full-twisting double tuck and ending with a
2 and 1/2 twists punch front. She later admitted that she is now
working harder than ever and enjoying herself immensely after a 2 year
break from it. She had left Bela Karolyi's and is now training back in
Minsk.

Lavinia Milosovici again did her stuff quietly and it's another
bronze medal for her. She only qualified for the All-Around final
because the defending European champion Gina Gogean fell just before
her bars dismount during the team competition. Gina lost her grip
in a giant swing just before the dismount and was rather fortunate that
she crashed to the mat on her knees and avoided any injury. Octavian
Belu later emphasised that the gymnasts should be allowed to warm-up
more on the competition apparatus because the gymnasts health-being
should be the major concern and it should not be dictated by TV
schedules demands.

Simona Amanar looked quite solid in fourth place, there were a few very
minor errors which kept her out of the medals but on another day her
performance could well be enough for a top three.

Dina Kochetkova and Svetlana Khorkina both had problems throughout the
competition. Dina was unsteady on the beam, she struggled a lot on
holding a handstand, and again lost her balance on a flick series.
Svetlana's problem was more obvious as she fell off the beam in her
cartwheel into Gaynor combination. Svetlana looked to be lacking her
sparkle that was so crowd-pleasing last year. Her injury may be
bothering her much more than she was letting on, and do not be
surprised if she retires after Atlanta.

Vasilki Tsavdaridou from Greece continued her emergence as a top
gymnast with a good 7th place. She deserves more media attention
and the fact that she comes from a not too fanciable gymnastics
country such as Greece should not hinder that.

Ludivine Furnon was the oly French girl in the AA final (because the
other French gymnasts only did three or less apparatus in the team
comp the day before) but her floor was just so entertaining. The French
floors are the best around in my opinion. They are very sazzy and
expressive with modern dance and great tumbles. Furnon of course
was the first French girl ever to win a apparatus medal when she won
bronze in Sabae Worlds in 1995.

Joana Juarez did well for Spain at 10th, but Yelena Piskoun was
dissapointing down at 11th. Piskoun had been the team leader of
Belarus for the past couple of years and I wonder if Boguinskaya's
comeback has anything to do with it, though the two ladies seemed
quite close (someone told me that Bogie is now training with Piskoun
in Minsk with the same coach).

Britain's best Annika Reeder did well to finish at 13th, seeing that
she only qualified back at 26th place after team comp (the two gymnast
per country rule in the AA anabled her to qualify for AA). She did
not fall off bars but in fact she did a quiet good routine on that
apparatus. Her floor though was not as good as recently but overall
this was a much more all-around performance from her than in recent
meets.

A few words on the team competition... Britain did very well to finish
in 8th place which I think was their highest ever placing. It was
a good team effort as all five girls allowed were used (only Reeder
performed on all four pieces). So a congratulations to Annika Reeder,
Zita Lusack, Jenny cox, Sonia Lawrence and Gemma Cuff. According to the
BBC, it will be Annika and Sonia who will be representing Britain in
the forthcoming Olympic games at Atlanta.

Sherwin

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Date: Sun, 19 May 1996 07:41:46 -0400
From: ***@IC.AC.UK
Subject: Womens Europeans (Juniors AA)

Womens European Championships 1996
==================================

Birmingham, England 16-19 May, 1996.

Juniors All-Around
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Alexandra Marinescu of Romania retained her juniors AA title despite
a lack lustre perforamce. I guess she is typically Romanian - solid
instead of spectacular. Instead the crowd were cheering loudly for
Italian Adriana Crisci who was more spectaculor. People wondered
if she would have won if she was from a gymnastically stronger
country. Viktoria Karpenko from Ukraine was third. I was expecting
more from Viktoria but she was not as impressive as I thought she
would be. Elvire Teza of France was third with the highest score of
the competition with 9.775 on bars. Little Elena Zamolodchikova of
Russia was amazing at 5th, she scored well in all apparatus except
the beam where she fell attempting a spectaculor flick series.

Lisa Mason could be Britain's best ever yet! I was not expecting a
British junior girl to do a full-twisting somi on beam, and a
completely stuck double tuck dismount. She went last in compeition
on floor and the crowd was cheering like mad. Her only fault was
on the bars which had always been Britain's worst apparatus. The
otehr British girl Natalia Lucitt also fell on bars. Natalia is
only 12 and I've already seen her in four different meets in the last
couple of years.

Sherwin

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Date: Sun, 19 May 1996 09:22:29 -0400
From: ***@ARGONET.CO.UK
Subject: Re: Euros All Around Comp.

I returned late last night from Birmingham very tired, but very fulfilled,
after watching two of the most stunning competitions not seen for a long time
in the UK. I am referring of course to the Senior and Junior European WAG
Championships.


I will not go into a detailed comp report, as this is Sherwin's field, but I
would like to convey some of the flavour of this meet.

The senior competition was certainly of extraordinary quality, with I am sure
was enhanced by the presence of Svetlana Boguinskaia who transformed the meet
from just another battle of the giants, Podkopayeva vs. Milosovici, to
something which had the audience the edge of its seats right to the last
second of Podkopayeva's stunning fx. To see this elegant young lady return to
compete against gymnasts of another generation not only is unparalled in
Gymnastics but earned the great respect of the British audience who applauded
her yesterday. The message was " Welcome back Svetlana, we still love you over
here ! "

Also all credit must be given to Annika Reeder, who was in the same group of
gymnasts as Boguinskaia for the rotations, and followed her in the order on
bars and beam. To immeadiately follow a gymnast of Boguinskaia's experience
must have been a daunting experience. This was apparent on the beam where she
had to follow Boguinskaia's almost flawless performance ( slight wobble on the
spin turns ). Reeder battled on through her routine, with a couple of
stumbles, but was obviously relieved when she touched down the landing. This
competition was to be a test of her ability to focus and stay calm, which she
did so sucessfully.

The comp. came to a tantalising climax with Boguinskaia performing the last
vault and Podkopayeva the last floor ex. of the comp. ( Was this stage managed
? ) Up to this point Boguinskaia had been leading the field so immediately
following Boguinskaia's vault Podkopayeva new exactly what to do on her floor
ex. to take the championship. What followed then was one of the most
incredible display of floor skills which resulted in a standing applause not
only from the audience but also from Boguinskaia herself who was obviously
delighted with Podkopayeva's performance.


The Junior competition was equally as captivating but I do not want to go into
too much detail as I am aware that Sherwin may be reporting this.

However... From a coaches point of view this was probably more technically
interesting ( apart from the moves that coach Adrian Stan performed testing
the A-bars ! Good PR for robustness of Continental bars :)

Because of the size of the gymnasts there was a greater variation of moves
than in the Senior competition. This was most apparent on the vault ( as I was
sitting next to the vaulting horse ) In the Senior comp. nearly all were
Yurchenko based, using the technique to gain the most height of second flight
for the taller gymnast ( Boguinskaia included ). The Juniors, however were
able to perform the full range of Yurchenko, Tsuks and handspring fronts. This
was not only good from the audience point of view, but also gave the coaches
plenty of exercise rapidly changing the springboard positions in the hurried
frenzy of the apparatus warm ups.


I will close now as I did not intend to give a comp. report.

Full scores, as live as possible from the comp., can be found by logging into
the BAGA web page http://www.baga.co.uk/


John

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Date: Sun, 19 May 1996 09:22:55 -0400
From: ***@ARGONET.CO.UK
Subject: TV alert

TV alert :


ITV Channel 4 will be screening a programme called " Fair Game " at 8.00 pm
UK time Monday 20th May. which is about coaching techniques in UK. According
to an article in " The Mail on Sunday " today, written by Kim Willsher in
their ' Inside Story ' column, the programme claims that British Gymnastic
Coaching produces ' over worked, underfed Olympic hopefulls whose dreams are
dashed if they do not develop a womanly shape'.

The article also goes on to say :

" While America has introduced new gidelines for women's gymnastics,
folllowing the death of Christy Henrich from anorexia in 1994, Britain has
adopted sterner techniques to produce champions, bringing in Romanian Adrian
Stan as National Coach three years ago. His first move was to introduce weight
and height charts. "

The article also goes on to describe the case of the growth rate of '
identical ' twins where one is alledged to be stunted by gymanstics training
method.

It looks like the UK is going to be subjected to a hot public debate on the
justification of our coaching techniques, similar to what has happened in the
US last year.


There is more seriously which I consider to be a most insiduos piece of
journalism which if true must be thoroughly investigated.

The article claims that quote " In one piece of film, not included in the
documentary, an unnamed coach tells an 'overweight' young gymnast " They
learned at Belsen how to lose weight. You don't eat. ""

This I think is a dreadfull, true or not, and I am sure that all British
coaches would disgusted at such things being said.

I think ' The Mail on Sunday ' such be called to task this one . Who said it
?

Many parents in my Gym Club may have read this article, as will many other
parents of UK gymnasts, therefore we as coaches must be prepared to answer any
questions on our coaching methods which are bound to arise as a result of this
article and programme.


We must make sure that all the evidence presented in this programme is based
on fact and not media hype. ( It is strange how ' The Mail on Sunday ' have
chosen this weekend to break this story to coincide with the Euro's )


John

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Date: Fri, 17 May 1996 14:33:30 +0200
From: ***@MAIL.TELEPAC.PT
Subject: Results - Euro. Apparatus Finals

Spoiler, for anyone who has not watched...

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Here are the medal winners, fresh off the BAGA Pages:

VAULT
S. Amanar 9.774
G. Gogean 9.768
L. Podkopayeva 9.756

BARS
S. Chorkina 9.825
S. Amanar 9.825
L. Podkopayeva 9.825

BEAM
R. Galieva 9.725
G. Gogean 9.712
Y. Piskun 9.650

FLOOR
L. Podkopayeva 9.862
L. Milosovivi 9.862
D. Kochetkova 9.800

Isabel F.
Porto - Portugal

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Date: Sun, 19 May 1996 09:59:03 -0400
From: ***@AOL.COM
Subject: HELP LEAP

I was just wondering if anyone out there has any good drills i can use
to help my
gymnasts do better side split leaps , switch and switch side leaps.
Please post for all
thanks
keep on flippin'
Dave

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Date: Sun, 19 May 1996 09:36:00 MDT
From: ***@RMII.COM
Subject: US Classic, Day Two

Senior Internationals:
1 Jennie Thompson 9.650 9.550 9.675 9.650 38.525 46.230
Dynamo 9.450 9.725 9.675 9.750 38.600 30.880
77.110

2 Amanda Borden 9.425 9.750 9.725 9.775 38.675 46.410
Cincinatti 9.625 9.675 9.550 9.250 38.100 30.480
76.890

3 Mohini Bhardwaj 9.300 9.375 9.150 8.900 36.725 44.070
Brown's 9.750 9.725 9.450 9.525 38.450 30.760
74.830

4 Andree Pickens 9.375 9.600 9.225 9.000 37.200 44.640
Cypress 9.700 9.600 9.025 9.100 37.425 29.940
74.580

5 Monica Flammer 9.325 9.350 8.950 9.550 37.175 44.610
Cypress 9.575 9.275 9.100 9.450 37.400 29.920
74.530

6 Raegan Tomasek 9.250 8.775 8.950 9.400 36.375 43.650
Hills 9.600 9.675 9.450 9.600 38.325 30.660
74.310

7 Kristen Maloney 9.025 9.375 9.175 9.350 36.925 44.310
Parkettes 9.625 8.625 9.200 9.750 37.200 29.760
74.070

8 Katie Teft 9.300 9.675 8.700 9.450 37.125 44.550
Great Lakes 9.475 9.750 7.900 9.675 36.800 29.440
73.990

9 Larissa Fontaine 9.400 9.300 8.825 9.000 36.525 43.830
Hills 9.550 9.675 9.250 9.150 37.625 30.100
73.930

10 Soni Meduna 8.975 9.100 9.025 9.500 36.600 43.920
Dynamo 9.325 9.225 9.400 9.000 36.950 29.560
73.480

11 Elizabeth Reid 8.975 9.000 8.625 9.300 35.900 43.080
Karon's 9.675 9.525 8.550 9.450 37.200 29.760
72.840

12 Kara Fry 9.225 7.850 9.225 9.225 35.525 42.630
Parkettes 9.425 8.500 7.900 8.950 34.775 27.820
70.450

13 Shannon Bowles 9.225 9.000 8.275 8.550 35.050 42.060
Atlantic 9.275 9.075 9.025 7.750 35.125 28.100
70.160

14 Nicole Bongiovanni 8.875 8.750 7.850 8.475 33.950 40.740
Cats 9.150 8.875 8.300 7.625 33.950 27.160
67.900

15 Talya Vexler 8.300 8.500 7.950 8.375 33.125 39.750
Cats 9.225 9.025 8.800 7.650 34.700 27.760
67.510

16 * Marilou Cousineau 8.750 9.150 8.375 8.725 35.000 42.000
Canada 9.500 9.150 8.850 0.000 27.500 22.000
64.000

17 * Jennifer Exaltacion 9.025 8.450 8.750 8.450 34.675 41.610
Canada 9.350 8.225 8.875 0.000 26.450 21.160
62.770

18 Dominique Dawes 9.700 8.750 9.525 9.650 37.625 45.150
Hills 0.000 9.850 9.700 0.000 19.550 15.640
60.790

19 Dominique Moceanu 9.825 9.750 9.800 9.825 39.200 47.040
Karolyi 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000
47.040

20 Lisa Geckle 8.700 8.925 7.700 8.750 34.075 40.890
Cats 0.000 7.575 0.000 0.000 7.575 6.060
46.950

21 Kerri Strug 9.775 9.200 9.275 9.700 37.950 45.540
Karolyi 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000
45.540

22 Amy Chow 9.550 9.675 9.275 9.325 37.825 45.390
West Valley 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000
45.390

23 Mary Beth Arnold 9.350 9.500 9.000 9.400 37.250 44.700
Flips 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000
44.700

24 Ashley Kever 8.975 6.275 8.700 8.350 32.300 38.760
Capital (TX) 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000
38.760

25 Amy Shelton 8.575 7.150 8.250 8.250 32.225 38.670
Desert Lights 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000
38.670

26 Theresa Kulikowski 0.000 9.625 9.500 9.700 28.825 34.590
CO Aerials 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000
34.590

27 Shannon Miller 9.675 9.150 0.000 0.000 18.825 22.590
Dynamo 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000
22.590

* Guest

Junior Internationals:
1 Kristin Jensen Parkettes 9.500 9.600 9.250 9.375 37.725
1 Jeanette Antolin Gym-Max 9.500 9.500 9.425 9.300 37.725
3 Amy Young Gym-Max 9.600 9.725 8.825 9.525 37.675
3 Lindsay Wing Cypress 9.575 9.400 9.325 9.375 37.675
5 Elise Ray Hills 9.350 9.625 9.550 9.125 37.650
6 Melinda Baimbridge Cypress 9.450 9.500 9.100 9.350 37.400
7 Kendall Beck Cypress 9.675 9.150 8.900 9.475 37.200
8 Robin Phelps Cincinnati Gym 9.525 9.425 9.150 9.075 37.175
9 Karissa Chock Rohnert Park 9.600 8.775 9.075 9.650 37.100
10 Cami Singer Colroado Aerials 9.125 9.550 9.000 9.275 36.950
11 Coreen Murphy Xtreme 9.075 9.325 9.150 9.350 36.800 **
12 Jennifer Carow Salto 9.100 9.550 9.000 9.075 36.725
13 Katie McFarland Gymstrada 9.650 9.375 8.750 8.850 36.625
13 Alexa Martinez Capital (TX) 9.375 8.600 9.175 9.475 36.625
13 Sarah Dipasquale Parkettes 9.100 9.475 8.825 9.225 36.625
16 Rachel Glasmire Parkettes 8.450 9.625 9.325 9.200 36.600
16 Katie Taylor Kentwood 9.425 8.900 8.950 9.325 36.600
18 Morgan White American Twisters 8.925 9.425 9.150 9.000 36.500
19 Alyssa Beckerman North Stars 8.900 9.375 8.975 9.225 36.475
20 Allison Stoner Nat'l Gym Train'g Ctr 9.175 9.350 8.675 9.250 36.450
21 Anna Gingrich Capital (TX) 9.450 8.500 8.975 9.500 36.425
21 Jeana Rice Gwinnett 9.125 8.625 9.200 9.475 36.425
23 Ashley Stewart Cypress 9.500 9.475 8.525 8.875 36.375
24 Becky Meldrum Parkettes 9.125 9.450 8.225 9.475 36.275
25 Cory Fitzinger Gymstrada 9.475 8.975 8.850 8.825 36.125
26 Marissa Medal American Twisters 9.025 9.375 9.025 8.550 35.975
27 Shannon Watt American Twisters 9.050 8.800 9.150 8.875 35.875
28 Michelle Pearson Karon's 9.350 8.800 8.875 8.750 35.775
29 Tami Harris Ocean Tumblers 9.325 8.875 8.800 8.750 35.750
30 Lenna Doolan Karon's 9.125 9.325 8.350 8.500 35.300
31 Emily Chell Gymcarolina 9.600 7.700 9.000 8.950 35.250
32 Tara Philips Cypress 9.275 9.150 8.650 8.150 35.225
33 * Annie Gagnon Canada 8.850 8.475 9.325 8.550 35.200
34 * Romina Mazzoni Argentina 9.225 9.200 8.200 8.400 35.025
35 Nicole Kilpatrick North Stars 9.150 9.025 7.625 9.175 34.975
36 Leoandra Willis Puget Sound 9.450 8.175 9.025 8.250 34.900
37 Nicole Romano Parkettes 9.200 9.200 7.900 8.525 34.825
38 Mary Skokut Indy School 9.175 8.950 7.650 8.375 34.150
39 * Julie Beaulieu Canada 8.950 8.200 7.750 9.150 34.050
40 * Amelie Plante Canada 9.125 8.000 8.450 7.850 33.425
41 Rebecca Whitehurt Cypress 9.375 9.225 0.000 8.950 27.550
42 Alexis Brion Gymstrada 0.000 8.425 7.600 9.450 25.475
43 Christina Knox Cats 9.200 8.700 0.000 0.000 17.900
44 Mina Kim Dynamo 0.000 0.000 9.300 8.450 17.750
45 Kaitie Dyson Cypress 9.100 8.550 0.000 0.000 17.650
46 Kelly Parkinson Cypress 0.000 9.475 0.000 0.000 9.475
* Guest; ** Uniform Deduction

Junior Nationals:
Team

1 East 361.042
2 North 356.730
3 West 354.514
4 South 345.348

All-Around
1 Monique Chang East 8.725 8.975 8.010 8.600 34.310 27.448
9.300 9.250 9.175 9.675 37.400 44.880
72.328

2 * Laura Santos North 8.800 9.200 8.950 9.085 36.035 28.828
9.400 8.600 8.850 9.025 35.875 43.050
71.878

3 Jamie Schell East 8.325 9.075 8.210 8.585 34.195 27.356
9.200 9.150 9.175 9.575 37.100 44.520
71.876

4 Tiffany Van Dusen North 8.900 9.125 8.750 9.110 35.885 28.708
9.425 8.250 9.200 8.975 35.850 43.020
71.728

5 Annabeth Eberle West 8.750 8.875 8.885 8.800 35.310 28.248
8.925 8.875 8.925 9.500 36.225 43.470
71.718

6 Christy Ray East 8.450 9.275 7.950 8.400 34.075 27.260
9.300 9.325 9.100 8.900 36.625 43.950
71.210

7 Sarah Get East 8.700 9.375 8.260 8.985 35.320 28.256
9.350 8.775 8.375 9.100 35.600 42.720
70.976

8 Nicole Lyme North 8.825 6.150 8.670 9.075 32.720 26.176
9.475 9.025 9.275 9.500 37.275 44.730
70.906

9 Erin Dooley East 8.150 8.750 8.250 8.525 33.675 26.940
9.150 8.825 9.275 9.350 36.600 43.920
70.860

10 Sheehan Lemley East 8.550 9.025 8.225 8.475 34.275 27.420
9.100 8.925 8.850 9.325 36.200 43.440
70.860

11 Tasha Schwikert West 9.050 9.125 8.410 8.425 35.010 28.008
9.275 8.325 9.125 8.625 35.350 42.420
70.428

12 Emily Coddington North 8.275 9.075 8.685 8.525 34.560 27.648
9.000 9.450 9.150 7.750 35.350 42.420
70.068

13 Stephanie Carter East 8.825 9.075 8.375 8.675 34.950 27.960
9.375 8.200 8.750 8.700 35.025 42.030
69.990

14 Dana Earls North 8.575 9.450 7.610 8.825 34.460 27.568
9.275 8.125 9.275 8.600 35.275 42.330
69.898

15 Maureen La Rocque West 8.600 9.075 8.175 8.725 34.575 27.660
9.025 7.225 9.475 9.325 35.050 42.060
69.720

16 Brittany Koncak South 9.175 8.925 8.650 8.525 35.275 28.220
8.950 8.325 8.050 9.000 34.325 41.190
69.410

17 Kasie Tamayo West 9.025 8.925 8.050 8.625 34.625 27.700
9.375 7.300 8.825 9.175 34.675 41.610
69.310

18 Anji Garcia West 8.800 8.500 7.625 8.800 33.725 26.980
8.875 8.850 8.975 8.400 35.100 42.120
69.100

19 Jessica Pelz West 8.150 8.725 8.235 8.425 33.535 26.828
8.925 8.425 8.700 8.900 34.950 41.940
68.768

20 Amber Melvin North 8.775 8.125 7.535 7.675 32.110 25.688
9.300 8.700 9.000 8.250 35.250 42.300
67.988

21 Tanya Powers South 8.925 9.250 8.710 8.900 35.785 28.628
9.350 8.325 7.700 7.400 32.775 39.330
67.958

22 Micha Gross South 8.575 8.400 7.275 8.500 32.750 26.200
9.025 7.850 8.500 9.100 34.475 41.370
67.570

23 Lindsay Nelson South 8.300 8.225 7.600 6.875 31.000 24.800
8.725 8.700 8.975 8.750 35.150 42.180
66.980

24 Kara Kapernekas North 7.925 8.625 7.410 7.525 31.485 25.188
8.725 9.000 8.450 8.600 34.775 41.730
66.918

25 Whitney Ferguson North 8.150 8.625 8.000 7.750 32.525 26.020
8.575 9.300 8.200 7.650 33.725 40.470
66.490

26 Renee Clark South 8.300 8.575 7.500 7.900 32.275 25.820
8.800 8.575 8.300 7.975 33.650 40.380
66.200

27 Cassie Cosgrove South 8.450 7.975 7.800 8.300 32.525 26.020
9.125 8.550 7.400 8.300 33.375 40.050
66.070

28 Kristin Uransky East 4.300 9.100 0.000 0.000 13.400 10.720
8.950 9.200 8.750 8.725 35.625 42.750
53.470

29 Ashley Miles South 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000
9.400 8.600 8.675 8.750 35.425 42.510
42.510

30 Caroline Fluhrer West 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000
8.850 8.375 8.675 8.775 34.675 41.610
41.610

31 Whitney Cashwell South 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000
0.000 8.300 0.000 0.000 8.300 9.960
9.960

* Guest

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