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Striving for perfection. Whitney Elggren keeps her tight form. GYMNASTICS TEAM: Row I: Whitney Elggren. Danielle Vanyzeren Row 2: Michelle Higbee. Kim Martin. Angi Damjanovitch. Pam Davis. Diane Clegg. Row 3: Kelly Hill. Lisa Brainich. Debbie Olson. Jami McMullin. Row 4: Marni Young. Kriston Benton. Karren Rhen, Stephanie Nelson. Darcy Babcock. Heidi Hunger. Row 5: Brent Hardcastle- Coach. Michelle Hudson. Kelly Stringham. Debbie Eng- land. Pitrice Boshard. Renee Roden. Robyn Nipko. Susie Butler. Mary Anderson asst. Coach. Heidi Goertzen ■■i - - Balanced confidently on the beam. Marnie Young shows her competitive style. Gymnastics
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Holding back a Jordan onslaught. Mark Frkovich slides through the tangle of friends and foes. Taking down the opponent, an Alta wres- tler wins his fight. Out in front of the pack. Vincent Lopez pushes for the finish line. Sports Division dD 163
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EAGTIFGL BODIES GRACE THE FLOOR Carefully balancing. Debbie Olson performs on the beam. Gymnastics G 165 eing unified is a ne- cessity for a win- ning combination, said Alta’s new gymnastics coach Brent Hardcastle. No one per- son may carry a team to suc- cess. It takes the efforts of ev- eryone. With unity in mind, the wom- en's gymnastic team strove dai- ly to pursue excellence and be the best they could be in the sport. This year’s team, com- prised of seniors, juniors, soph omores and freshman, had ex- cellent possibilities to excel. Gymnastics in Region 2 is tough, said Assistant Coach Mary Anderson. We have Swinging gracefully. some of the best gymnasts in the state competing in our re- gion. In the opening meet against 3A state champion Jordan, a mere five points kept the Hawks from a victory. Falls from the beam cost us five points, Coach Anderson con- tinued, so a victory was a very real possibility. The 29 dedicated gymnasts reported for early morning wor- kouts. With sleep on their minds, they set up the equip- ment. and worked perfecting their routines on the uneven parallel bars, floor exercise, vault and beam. I hate the hour we practice, said Amy Poulton, but the hours we practice really pay off in the long run. The strong showing against Jordan helped the lady Hawks to begin to believe their pre- meet cheer. Last year we were good, This year we are great, Last year we took fifth, This year we ll take state. Wendy Jeffries masters the uneven bars.
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