LITTLE FALLS – Elise Ballou won the vault and uneven parallel bars and placed first in the all-around to lead the Little Falls Flyers to a 122.825-108.6 win over the Long Prairie-Grey Eagle Thunder in a non-conference meet on Tuesday, Dec. 19.
Grace Wamre took first place on balance beam and floor exercise for the Flyers, who set a season high with 122.825 points.
Little Falls 122.825, LPG 108.6
Vaulting: 1-Elise Ballou (LF) 8.675, 2-Kaylee Tervo (LF) 8.6, 4-Grace Wamre (LF) 8.55, 6-Avery Smiga (LF) 8.35, 7-Gabriel Sobanya (LF) 8.3
Uneven parallel bars: 1-Elise Palo 7.575, 2-Wamre 7.0, 4-Sobania 5.7, 5-Myla Palo (LF) 5.25, 6-Jenica Wilczek (LF) 5.0
Balance beam: 1-Wamri 8.05, 2-Elise Blue 7.85, 3-Smija 7.575, 4-Subanya 7.55, 6-Mila Blue 6.575
Floor exercises: 1-Wamri 8.15, 2-Elise Palo 8.1, 3-Turvo 7.95, 4-Subanya 7.9, 5-Mila Palo 7.825
Overall: 1-Elise Palou 32.2, 2-Wamri 31.75, 4-Subania 29.45, 7-Mayla Palou 19.65
Total: LF 2-1. Next: Little Falls hosts Perham at 6 p.m. Thursday 4 January.
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