Girls Gymnastics Win Tri-Meet Wednesday, Dec 1 With Outstanding Performance

Ellie George, Editor-in-Chief|December 6, 2021

Senior Emaline Frey exhibits an incredible leap, which would eventually score her a 7.60, making her the winner of the balance beam event.

The varsity and JV girls gymnastics team achieved their first win of the season Wednesday, December 1 in a Tri Meet against Lake Forest and Mundelein. The Cats beat Mundelein in gymnastics for the first time in 6 years. Varsity athletes junior Anna Becker, sophomore Ally Humbert, and sophomore Corinne Beidermann won 1st, 2nd, and 3rd all around for LHS. Varsity triumphed with an outstanding overall score of 130.55. JV had a team total of 87.40 with a dominating performance overall.

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Junior Bryce Wegrzyn (32), rises above a cluster of Carmel Catholic defenders, attempting to shoot a basket.

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Sophomore Lily Fisher (3) leaps to prevent the ball from falling into the opposing team’s basket. She turned the ball away when she lept.

Wildcats secure win over Stevenson

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Senior Kate Rule (24) takes the ball down the court, trailed by Loyola senior Paige Engels (33) and sophomore Clare Weasler (10). Despite playing the final game of her high school career, Rule still hopes to see the team continue to display “great team spirit and energy. I think that’s something that’s so vital and so important to this program.”

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At the end of the sixth round, senior Charlie Watson (right) receives first place and senior Jake Gimbert (left of Watson) receives second place for JV. Both athletes are also varsity lacrosse players, while Gimbert does football as well.

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