Yurkowitz, Weyker Win Multiple Gymnastics Titles.
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Saturday, March 4, 2017

Yurkowitz, Weyker Win Multiple Gymnastics Titles.

The 2017 State Gymnastics Championships concluded with the crowning of individual champions Saturday in Wisconsin Rapids..

In Division 1, senior Samantha Weyker of Kenosha Bradford/Indian Trail/Tremper/Westosha Central won the all-around competition with a score of 37.967. Senior teammate Molly O’Boyle, who won the all-around in 2016, finished runner-up with a score of 37.833.

Weyker also received the gold for her performance on the vault, sharing the medal with senior Abigail Missiaen of Franklin/Muskego/Oak Creek/Whitnall, who posted an identical score of 9.8.

Senior Madeline Pflasterer-Jennerjohn of Middleton edged Weyker to win the uneven bars with a score of 9.3. Weyker was runner-up, scoring a 9.283.

Senior Caitlin Locante of Brookfield East/Central placed first in the floor exercise with a score of 9.75 after finishing third a year ago. Her teammate, junior Lexi Romero, was runner-up with a score of 9.583.

Freshman Lexi Penney turned in a championship performance in her first State meet, winning the balance beam with a score of 9.55. Another freshman, Erin Wagner of Waukesha West/North/South/Catholic Memorial was a runner-up with a score of 9.517.

Senior Aly Yurkowitz of Whitefish Bay won the all-around competition for the second consecutive season. She earned the title with a score of 37.917. Junior Sam Krueger of River Falls was runner-up with a score of 37.450 after placing fourth last year and fifth in 2015.

Yurkowitz won three of the four individual events. Her title on the balance beam was achieved with a score of 9.367 after placing second in the event last year. Her championship on the uneven bars came virtue her 9.433 scored in the event after placing runner-up last season. Yurkowitz’s 9.483 score in the vaulting competition placed her atop the awards podium as well.

Krueger was the only competitor keeping Yurkowitz from attaining a complete sweep of all the event titles by winning the floor exercise for the second consecutive season, scoring a 9.833. She was second to Yurkowitz in both the vault and balance beam competitions with scores of 9.367 and 9.2, respectively. Yurkowitz was runner-up to Krueger in the floor exercise with a score of 9.633.

Division 1 Results
Division 1 Individual Competition Results

Division 2 Results

Division 2 Individual Competition Results


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