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Mid-Coast Gymnastics shows its stuff at first Shore Classic
January 28, 2013
Mid-Coast gymnast Sydney Green,10, gets major air during her routine on the balance beam. Mid-Coast Gymnastics took top honors in the Level 3 competition at the first Shore Classic Invitational. BY DAN COOK
Sierra Eisemann, 11, of Mid-Coast Gymnastics flies off the vault during Saturday's competition. BY DAN COOK
Erin Haden, 14, of Mid-Coast Gymnastics flips off the vault. BY DAN COOK
Sydney Green springs up as she approaches the vault. BY DAN COOK
Corin McCauley,14, of Olympiad Gymnastics of Newport reaches for the high bar after a release during the uneven bars event. BY DAN COOK
Deven Kester, 11, performs on the balance beam for Mid-Coast Gymnastics. BY DAN COOK
Alyvia Ciurca, 12, of Mid-Coast Gymnastics swings into her dismount on the uneven bars. BY DAN COOK
Sambina Anthony,14, of Mid-Coast gets big air during her balance beam routine. BY DAN COOK
Abbie Baker,11, of Mid-Coast swings during her routine on the uneven bars. BY DAN COOK
Sierra Eisemann, 11, of Mid-Coast performs on the beam. BY DAN COOK
Emily Saylor,18, of Mid-Coast shows off her moves during the floor exercise. BY DAN COOK
The inaugural Shore Classic Invitational gymnastics meet was held at Delmarva Christian High School Jan. 26 and 27, when nine teams from the tri-state area balanced, tucked, kipped, twisted and stuck it for the two-day competition.
Each team competed for team and individual awards and bragging rights in the USAG Levels 3-10 and USAIGC Levels Copper-Premier categories.
The Mid-Coast Gymnastics squad of Selbyville took first-place honors in the USAG Level 2, 3 and 8 categories.
For more information go to www.midcoastgymnastics.com.
