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"Eye of the Tiger was our theme
this year. We really stood up to
that ; we stored our opponents
down."
-jmior Nioole Green

focus On pages by Lindsey Dame

A
I though many changes were made to
the gymnastics program this year, the
girl's team managed somehow to pull off
yet another state championship title.
"Winning sta te was the most exciting
part of the seffso f · ·rt metl ve ~ . e ly
pulled toget~ 11 ms ® froomlf®~§ef ~e.-·je~
done. Even tJ;,e ~iris who weren't
competing helped out a lot by showing
their SQirit," junior Rachel Moly said.
This was the first year gymnastics
was not a sanctioned sport. In addition
Margie Huff and Becky Stepanek stepped
up to fill the spot as coaches.
"We worked well all the time, but
that showed ~specially at Metros and
state ," senior Hillary Wynn said.
Even through trying times , the 17
gymnasts showed their determination to
remain on top of their competition.

Girls Gymnastics: frunt - Cecily Cinotto, Laura Shkolnik ,
Andrea Horton, Alicia Schmidt, Amanda Ohnautka; second
row- Coach Margie Huff. Rachel Moly, Jenny Junk, Katie
Lasher , Kaitlyn Fischer , Andrea Berry, Coach Becky
Stepanek; back- Nicole Johnson , Kate Harman, Hillary Wynn,
Tara Verplank. Brenna Carson, Nicole Green
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Not Pictured- Ann Jizba ""'' "'MARIN ""''CJGRAI>IY

Discussing skills at practice
are junior Andrea Berry,
sophomore Katie Lasher ,
and coach Margie Huff
Each of the girls were
respons ible for going over
routines during practice.
Pl'-010 ev Mowt I-EitMAN