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nxea emotionsscendo freestyle relay broke the meet record of 4:20.60 set by Madison West in 1986. When they didn’t finish first, the Spartans placed second.Of the four events Memorial did not win, West won three of them and Madison East, which placed seventh in the team standings, won the other.Neither Craig nor Parker had a second-place finish, but the Cougars did have six third-place showings and one fourth. Parker had two fourths and five fifths.The key relay for the Cougars, according to Loizzo, was the 200-yard medley.“I think the third that probably bumped us up the most was in the 200 medley relay because we were seeded behind both Beloit and Parker,” Loizzo said. ‘‘And our kids sucked it up and ended up with a third-place finish.”The members of that relay— Troy Hagen, David Latka, SteveUT aap ) ir nnW Ta/4/4 OnttAPMeister, Hayes, David Schwantes and Briney, which also took third; and the 100-yard freestyle relay team of Alex Holz, Charlie Griffiths, Andy Parr and Ratzlaff, which placed fifth.Mylin’s displeasure was caused by his team’s inability to have the four members of a relay team all have good performances. The only event Mylin thought all the members did well in was the fourth-place 400-yard backstroke relay, with Duane Braskamp, Kevin Waddell, Dan Turner and Chad Hendrickson.‘‘That was the one event where all four of the individuals actually did a really nice job,” Mylin said. “That was a genuine good effort by all four individuals. That was definitely the bright spot of the day. We were real happy with that one.”The Vikings’ other fourth-place finish came in the 200-yard freestyle relay.Craig 2nd, Parker 3rd in gymnastics meetIt was a good day for the two Janesville high school gymnastics teams Saturday at the Janesville Craig Invitational, with Craig sophomore Amanda St. Clair leading the way by winning the all-around competition.Both Janesville coaches had hoped to finish in the top three and both did. Craig coach Nancy Krattiger-Ziltener saw her team finish second with 102.86 points, while Parker coach Cathy Lehmann’s Vikings were third with 95.75. Salem Central defended its team title with 105.42 points.In winning the all-around competition St. Clair took first place in the vault with a score of 8.75, and the uneven parallel bars with a 8.65.The Cougars also got strong performances from Heidi Adams,second on the uneven bars with an 8.5, and Amy Dress, third on balance beam with a 7.85.Parker’s top performer was Lana Mades on vault, where she took third with an 8.4.Parker travels to Delavan-Dar-ien Thursday.JANESVILLE CRAIG INVITATIONAL TEAM STANDINGSSalem Central 105.42, Janesville Craig 102.66, Janesville Parker 95.75, Middleton 94.70, Walworth Big Foot 91.73, Milton 66.M, Watertown 85 98, Mt. Moreb 74.30.INDIVIDUAL RESULTSVault-1. Amanda St. Clair IJC), 8.75, 2. Nlko Moyer (SC). 8.45; 3. Lana Mades (JP), 8.4.Uneven bars—l Amanda St. Clair (JC), 8.65; 2. Heldl Adams (JC), 6.5; 3 Anne Kinney (Mid), 8.35.Balance beam-1. Gerrl Ludwig (SC), 8.15; 2. Natasha Reynolds (BF), 7.95; 3. Amy Dress (JC), 7.85.Floor exercise—1. Natasha Reynolds (BF), 8.7, 2. Gerrl Ludwig (SC), 8.6; 3. Nlko Moyer (SC), 6.4.All-around—1. Amanda St. Clair (JC), 8,21; 2 Nlko Moyer (SC), 6.17; 3. Natasha Reynolds (BF), 8.08.
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Janesville Sunday Gazette
Janesville, Wisconsin, US
Sun, Dec 11, 1988
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