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October 15, 2011

Leonard dominates again for Eagles

Press-Republican

BEEKMANTOWN —Alyssa Leonard continues to dominate in girls' gymnastics as she led Beekmantown to a 156.50—147.95 win over Peru on Friday.

Leonard captured first in every event and secured first in the all-around with a score of 34.35.

Lydia Gricoski, Erica Leonard and Olivia Pizarro finished fourth, fifth and sixth respectively in the all-around for the Eagles.

All three ladies finished tied for sixth on the vault while Gricoski added third on the bars, sixth on the beam and fourth on the floor.

Lexi Trombley led the way for the Indians with a second in the all-around with a score of 31.55. She finished fifth in the vault, second on the bars and third on the beam. Alexandra Brown chipped in with a third place finish in the all-around with a 31.15. She took third in the vault and bars, and a second place finish on the floor.

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Beekmantown 156.50, Peru 147.95

Vault

1, A. Leonard (B), 8.45. 2, A. Cerne (B), 8.3. 3, Brown (P), 8.15. 4, Trudo (B), 8.1. 5, Trombley (P), 8.05. 6, tie, Pizarro (B), E. Leonard (B), Gricoski (B), Lawliss (P), 8.0.

Bars

1, A. Leonard (B), 8.0. 2, Trombley (P), 7.6. 3, tie, Brown (P), Gricoski (B), B. Cerne (B), 6.8. 6, Lawliss (P), 6.7.

Beam

1, A. Leonard (B), 8.6. 2, Trudo (B), 8.0. 3, Trombley (P), 7.9. 4, Fortin (P), 7.75. 5, B. Cerne (B), 7.6. 6, Gricoski (B), 7.55.

Floor

1, A. Leonard (B), 9.3. 2, Brown (P), 8.8. 3, Trudo (B), 8.6. 4, tie, Gricoski (B), Lawliis (P), 8.5. 6, LaGrave (P), 8.4.

All Around

1, A. Leonard (B), 34.35. 2, Trombley (P), 31.55. 3, Brown (P), 31.15. 4, Gricoski (B), 30.85. 5, E. Leonard (B), 29.7. 6, Pizarro (B), 28.0.

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