Photo by VINCE鈥團EDOROFF
AIRBORNE 鈥� Fayne O'Donovan flies through the air after launching off the vault.
Photo by VINCE鈥團EDOROFF
WORKING鈥圱HE鈥圔AR 鈥� Matisse Robertson swings on the bar during Saturday's Yukon Championships.
Photo by VINCE鈥團EDOROFF
FLEXIBILITY TEST 鈥� Megan Banks competes Saturday.
Photo by MARCEL鈥圴ANDER鈥圵IER
TEST鈥圤F鈥圔ALANCE 鈥� Emily King performs her routine on the beam Saturday afternoon.
Photo by MARCEL鈥圴ANDER鈥圵IER
FLOOR鈥圥LAN 鈥� Anisa Albisser performs her floor routine, which was good enough for first. Albisser went on to finish first overall in her group.
Photo by MARCEL鈥圴ANDER鈥圵IER
MIRROR IMAGE 鈥� Reena Coyne completes her floor routine.
Polarettes host championship
It was quite a weekend at the Polarettes Gymnastics Club.
It was quite a weekend at the Polarettes Gymnastics Club.
Local gymnasts put their skills to the test Saturday, going up against their competitors from Juneau at the Yukon Championships.
The young athletes competed in four events 鈥� vault, bars, beam and floor. In total, 22 Alaskans went up against 21 Yukon gymnasts.
The top Yukon performances came from Maude Molgat (Level 1), Aryanna Lavanderos (Level 1), Bianca Berko-Malvasio (Level 2), Robyn Poulter (Level 2), Emily King (Level 3) and Anisa Albisser (Level 4).
Juneau's Ruchi Haight (Level 1), Sage Walker (Level 2), Molly Brocious (Level 2), and Sydney Strong (Level 3) also turned in strong performances in Whitehorse.
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