Gymnastics : Comupulsory Sectionals at AGA
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1 of 1Level 5 gymnasts Maggi Komin and Cloie Sharp
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By The Bakersfield Californian
The complusory gymnasts had a great Sectioal meet at AGA in Signal Hill, CA. Level 6 gymnast Ellie Murdoch got a 8.8 on Vault, 8.0 on Bars, 8.45 on Beam, 9.0 on Floor and had an All-Around of a 34.25. Level 6 Emma Burgess got a 8.925 on Vault, 8.9 on Beam, 9.1 on Floor and had an All-Around of a 34.275. Level 5 gymnast Maggi Komin got a 8.75 on Vault, 8.825 on Bars, placed 10th with a 9.225 on Beam, 9.05 on Floor and had an All-Around of a 35.850. Level 5 gymnast Cloie Sharp placed 3rd on Vault with a 9.15, placed 6th on Bars with an 8.7, placed 6th on Floor with a 9.275 and had an All-Around of a 35.075. Level 4 gymnast Donna Vinson got a 9.0 on Vault, 8.95 on Bars, 8.65 on Beam, 8.775 on Floor and had an All-Around of a 35.375. Level 4 gymnast Hailey Shaw got a 9.15 on Floor, placed 10th on Bars with a 9.15, placed 3rd on Beam with a 9.425, got a 9.05 on Floor and placed 10th All-Around with a 36.775. Good job to all the gymnasts. Looking forward to working hard for States in 2 weeks!
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