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Gymnasts capture GRC
crown, prep for sections today
BY BILL MORGAN
STAFF WRITER
The Becker Bulldog girls
gymnastics team captured the
Granite Ridge Conference
championship last Saturday at
Maple Lake High School.
The Bulldogs scored a
season-high of 144.875 to take
first over Rush City/Pine
City/Hinckley-Finlayson.
Vault Exercise
The team set a season-
high team total on vault of
37.275. Miranda O'Brien
competed a layout tsukahara
and scored a 9.7 to set a new
school record. (The previous
record was 9.625 held by Au-
tumn Robinson from the 2011
state tournament.)
OBrien is currently the
eighth best vaulter in the state
with an average of 9.7 while
Olsen is 19th with an average
of 9.5.
Vault results: 1).
O'Brien, 9.7; 2). Gracie Elsen-
peter, Maple Lake, 9.5; 3).
Elsie Lundquist, RPHF, 9.475;
4). Lindsay Olsen, Becker,
9.425; 5). Katie Wilke,
Becker, 9.1; 7). Kassidy Sev-
erson, Becker, 9.05; 15).
Haley Hubbard, Becker, 8.65.
Bars Exercise
The Bulldogs had a de-
cent day on bars, but it wasn't
stellar, said Head Coach Jen
Harmoning.
We had to count one fall
and a couple of our routines
were not as well-performed as
usual, she said.
Marlee Louden turned in
one of her best routines of the
season to anchor the team with
a strong score of 8.9 that took
first place on the event.
Bars results: 1). Louden,
8.9; 2). Elsenpeter, ML, 8.75;
3). O'Brien, 8.725; 4). Emi
Quill, Becker, 8.6; 5-tie).
Livia Isackson-Rod, RPHF
and Neveah Isackson-Rod,
RPHF, 8.35;; 7). Aubree Lahr,
Becker, 8.325; 8). Olsen,
Becker, 7.85.
Beam Exercise
Dance campers flash
their style at basketball game
By Bill Morgan, Staff Writer
The Becker Dazzlers
dance team recently held their
annual hip hop dance camp for
youngsters. The camp features
boys and girls ranging in ages
from three to 12 years old.
Twenty seven campers signed
up and participated in the
three-day event.
The camp was held Feb.
6-8 at the Intermediate School.
Dazzler dance members ran
the function and taught a rou-
tine which the campers prac-
ticed for the first three days.
Come Thursday night, the
camp participants performed
their routine at halftime of the
Becker Bulldog girl's basket-
ball game. This year's routine
was performed to the song
Hair Up from the movie
Trolls.
These camps are a great
way to introduce dance to kids
who may not have tried it be-
fore, said Dazzler Head
Coach Julie Baloun. It's a
short time commitment and an
easy way to gauge a child's in-
PEAKING AT JUST ABOUT THE PERFECT TIME, the
Becker Bulldog gymnastics team scored their highest
score of the season last weekend to capture the Granite
Ridge Conference championship. Marlee Louden (above)
had one of her best routines on bars and helped her
teammates beat five other schools in their final regular
season meet of the year. (Photo by Bill Morgan)
Again, we had an okay
day on beam, but it was not
nearly one of our very best,
said Harmoning.
Louden was the exception
with her fabulous hit routine
that scored 9.325, a personal
best score for her, and first
place on the event. Katie
Wilke also had a very good
routine.
OBrien took second with
a 9.0 and is currently the fourth
best beam gymnast in the state
with an average of 9.65.
Beam results:
Louden, 9.325; 2). O'Brien,
1).
9.0; 3). Wilke, 8.825; 4). L.
Isackson-Rod, RPHF, 8.775;
5). N. Isackson-Rod, RPHF,
8.675; 6). Hubbard, 8.6; 7).
Olsen, 8.525.
Floor Exercise
Becker was able to finish
up the day on floor, and they
really put on a show perform-
ing their routines.
Aubree Lahr's music was
skipping around and then quit
completely while she was per-
forming, but she continued
THE DAZZLER DANCE CAMPERS (above and top)
showed off the dance moves they learned in their three-
day dance camp earlier this month. The performance
was featured at a recent Becker Bulldog girls basketball
game. (Submitted Photos)
terest in the sport.
Baloun says it's also a
nice opportunity for her dance
team members to share their
love of dance with the younger
kids.
doing her routine as if nothing
had happened and ended up
scoring one of her best this
season at 9.1.
I don't wish that to hap-
pen to anybody, but I'm glad it
was a senior who knew to con-
tinue and not let it bother her,
said Harmoning. She defi-
nitely provided a good learn-
ing experience for all of the
younger JV kids watching
her.
Hubbard gave a really
great performance and earned
a 9.575, which is a personal
best score for her. She cur-
rently sits in 16th place among
all state floor performers with
an average score of 9.575.
Floor results: 1). Hub-
bard, 9.575; 2). Elsie
Lundquist, RPHF, 9.375; 3).
Olsen, 9.325; 4). O'Brien, 9.3;
5). Elsenpeter, ML, 9.2; 6). L.
Isackson-Rod, RPHF, 9.15; 7).
Lahr, 9.1 8). Kassidy Sever-
son, Becker, 9.0.
All-Around
O'Brien and Olsen took
the top two places in the all-
It's so fun to see the in-
teraction between the older
girls and the camp partici-
pants, she said.
The Dazzlers hold three
camps each year. Their next
SENIOR CLAIRE
THORN (M) signed her let-
ter of intent to play basket-
ball and get her education
at University of Wisconsin-
Stout. Thorn shown with
her parents, Travis and
Michele plans to study
physical therapy. She says
she chose UW-Stout over
Augsburg and SCSU be-
cause I loved the campus
and the girls on the team.
(Photo by Bill Morgan)
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around, scoring 36.725 and
35.125 respectively.
Varsity results: 1).
Becker, 144.875; 2). RPHF,
137.225; 3). Maple Lake,
128.275; 4). HLWWHT,
124.275; 5). Paynesville,
121.1; 6). Little Falls, 109.85.
Junior Varsity
The junior varsity team
also crushed the competition
and came out JV champs.
Amelia Kirchner won the
all-around scoring 32.2. She
was also second on beam and
floor and fifth on bars.
Sarah Woelfel took sec-
ond place in the all-around,
second on vault and sixth on
bars.
Becker gymnasts took
first place on all events. Kee-
ley Holm took first on vault
(8.95), Lexi Michels on bars
(8.65), Kassidy Severson on
beam (8.3) and Emi Quill on
floor (8.55). The six JV gym-
nasts who competed bars for
the Bulldogs took the top six
places on that event.
JV results: 1). Becker,
132.75; 2). RPHF, 120.45; 3).
HLWWHT, 111.75; 4). Maple
Lake, 110.9; 5). Paynesville,
44.4 (did not field a full team);
6). Little Falls, 10.6 (did not
field a full team).
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Today (Saturday), Becker
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