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Wednesday, October 28, 2026 at 9:57 PM

B-H GYMNASTS FOURTH

B-H GYMNASTS FOURTH
Britton-Hecla gymnast Ava Teveldal is the team’s first state qualifier, posting three qualifying scores on the balance beam.

The Britton-Hecla gymnastics team placed fourth among five teams at the Milbank Invitational held on Dec. 21, while the junior varsity squad was second in a three-team field.
    Coach Angela Grupe’s squad was back in action on Monday, hosting a triangular, anmd will compete in a Sisseton triangular on Saturday.
Abby Lee placed fourth in vault, fifth on bars, and was seventh in all-around, while Jaelee Grupe finished eighth on beam.  Ailyn Lee was an event winner in the junior varsity bracket, taking the vault title.

    VARSITY TEAM POINTS: Aberdeen Central 134.350, Deuel 129.600, Milbank 127.250, Britton-Hecla 125.650, Sisseton 120.450
    VAULT: 4. Abby Lee 8.95; Jaelee Grupe 8.60, Brynlee Schmieg 8.50, McKenna Heer 8.45, Ava Teveldal 8.45, Taryn Kraft 7.55
    BARS: 5. Lee 8.05; Grupe 7.45, Heer 6.80, Schmieg 6.45, Kraft 5.35, Teveldal 4.80
    BEAM: 8. Grupe 7.85; Lee 7.80, Teveldal 7.70, Heer 7.20, Kraft 7.10, Schmieg 5.65
    FLOOR: Grupe 8.10, Heer 8.05, Lee 7.95, Teveldal 7.75, Schmieg 7.65
    ALL-AROUND: 7. Lee 32.70, Grupe 32.00, Heer 30.50, Teveldal 28.70, Schmieg 28.25

    JV TEAM POINTS: Milbank 110.250, Britton-Hecla 92.100, Sisseton 77.850
    BARS: Ady Schmieg 4.00, Marley Sundin 3.85, Alexys Olson 2.60
    BEAM: 3. Sundin 6.45; Ailyn Lee 5.80, Olson 5.65, Schmieg 4.95, Ruthie Moeckly 4.85
    FLOOR: 4. Sundin 7.35; Lee 7.00, Schmieg 6.60, Olson 6.50, Moeckly 5.90
    VAULT: 1. Lee 8.25 2. Sundin 8.10 4. Schmieg 7.85; Olson 7.15
    ALL-AROUND: 4. Sundin 25.75; Schmieg 23.40, Olson 21.90
 


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