Emily Klug gets ready for her routine during Caledonia/Spring Grove's win over Wabasha-Kellogg last week. (Photo by Dan McGonigle) 

By Diana Hammell
Argus Sports Writer

The Caledonia/Spring Grove gymnastics team gained a big win over Wabasha-Kellogg 123.475 to 99.925 on Monday, Feb. 11 in Caledonia. The meet took place in the large gym at Caledonia High School where the section meet will take place in 2009.

Coach Paul Stevens said that his team had a great meet, considering the injuries and illnesses they have faced.  “The girls varsity team is still not feeling the strongest,” said Stevens. “We will be working carefully this week preparing for the section meet on Saturday.

“We had our highest team total of the year, which was amazing,” said Stevens. “The girls took pride in performing on parents’ night.  Also, our gym looked great and we now know what it will look like next year when we host the section meet. A big thank you goes out to all the parents and friends of the team that helped us set the equipment up Sunday afternoon as well as move all the equipment after the meet. We could not have done it without you.

C-SG came out on top in every event against Wabasha-Kellogg. On vault, the Warriors score was 32.250 to W-K’s 30.075. Samantha Wermager took first with a score of 8.650. Emily Klug was second with 8.025; Kaley Cross was fourth with 7.825; Miranda Moen fifth with 7.750 and Skylar Schoh seventh with 7.6.

On uneven bars C-SG took the top five places and had a total score of 29.7 to W-K’s 20.1 Wermager scored 8.55; Cross 7.55; Schoh 7.1; Moen 6.5 and Klug 5.975.

The Warriors’ score on balance beam was 30.3 to the Falcons’ 23.525. Cross was first with 7.8; Courtney Gran second with 7.725; Ally Sheehan third with 7.625; Wermager fourth with 7.15; and Klug sixth with 5.975.

In the floor exercise C-SG scored 31.225 to W-K’s score of 26.225. Wermager was first with 8.425; Cross second with 8.325; Moen third with 7.9; Klug sixth with 6.575; and Allison Zard eighth with 5.350.

Wermager was first in the all-around with 32.775 points. Cross was second with 31.5; Klug fourth with 26.475

In JV, Jennifer DeWitt took first on vault with a score of 7.450. Mariah Stone took first on the uneven bars with 4.2 and DeWitt second with 3.4. On beam Moen was first with 7.36 and Mariah Stone was third with 5.6. On floor Stone was first with 6.450; Cheryl Kirchner second with 6.2; Chelsey Vickerman fifth with 5.8 and Mackenzie Moen sixth with 5.4.

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