Young gymnasts find success
The Hudson School of Gymnastics girls competitive compulsory level gymnasts recently completed three meets in the Twin Cities area.
- Level 6 team
The Hudson School of Gymnastics girls competitive compulsory level gymnasts recently completed three meets in the Twin Cities area.
At the Sept. 26 Flips Fall Hoe Down, the Level 6 team took third place, with Olivia Dunlap placing first in the all-around. Amira Tobasi placed seventh in the all-around, earning an 8.45 on the balance beam. Gymnasts Brianna Kubic, Jacqueline Balsiger, and Madison Rohde also contributed to the Level 6 team success.
The Level 5 team placed second with two Hudson gymnasts, Molly Malecha and Emily Denning placing in the top 10 in the all-around. Malecha earned an 8.725 on the balance beam. Other contributing Level 5 gymnasts included Lily Burke, Karina Gilson, Lizzie Hughes, and Kelsey Miller.
The Level 4 team placed third. Anna Veenendall took fourth in the all-around with a 9.0 on the bars and an 8.9 on the floor exercise. Maia Malchow earned a 9.35 on the vault. Gymnasts Angelina Bronson, Lane Burke, Erika Emerson, Paige Hillman, Cameron Moeller, and Winter Roberts also contributed to the Level 4 placement.
On Oct. 10, the teams competed in the Harvest Invitational. The Level 6 team placed third, the Level 5, second and the Level 4 team, fifth.
Level 6 gymnast Dunlap’s all around score placed her fifth, while Kelsey Miller earned sixth place in the Level 5 all around. Veenendall placed second in the Level 4 all around. Ashley Morgan, Level 4 gymnast, earned a 9.3 on the vault in her first meet.
The three teams traveled to Forest Lake on Oct. 24 for the Ghost and Goblins meet. At this event, the Level 5 and 6 teams placed fifth, with the Level 4 team placing fourth. Level 6 gymnast, Kubic took fourth with her all-around score. She earned an 8.85 on the beam. Dunlap placed first in the Level 6 all -round with a 9.1 on vault, her best event.
Level 5 gymnast Gilson took third in the all-around. She earned an 8.55 on the beam, her best event. Veenendall, Level 4 gymnast, took seventh with her all-around score.
The girls’ levels 4, 5 and 6 are coached by gym owners and coaches Seaok An and her husband Hwichi Kim. Also coaching the girls’ teams is Megan Lund, a River Falls resident.
The Hudson School of Gymnastics is located at 2670 Enloe St. in the St. Croix Business Park. For more information, go to www.hudsongymnastics.com, or call (715) 381-8145.
These teams will be traveling to state qualifying meets in the Madison and Milwaukee areas over the next few weeks.
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