Stanley County Buffalos gymnast Caycee Knight finishes her flour routine at the Stanley County Hula Luau Invitational in Parkview Gymnasium Jan. 11 in Fort Pierre.
Stanley County Buffalos gymnast Caycee Knight finishes her flour routine at the Stanley County Hula Luau Invitational in Parkview Gymnasium Jan. 11 in Fort Pierre.
That’s the approach the Stanley County Lady Buffaloes gymnasts took this past weekend. When the Madison Gymnastics Invitational they were scheduled to compete in on Saturday was cancelled, the Lady Buffs decided to go west to compete in the Rapid City Invitational in Rapid City, also on Saturday.
The Lady Buffs placed fourth out of five teams after finishing with a score of 115.100. Rapid City Stevens finished fifth with a score of 100.400, while Wall placed third with a score of 120.900. Rapid City Central won the competition after finishing with a score of 132.950, which was about four points better than Hot Springs’ score.
Individually, the Lady Buffs were led by seventh grader Caycee Knight, who placed 13th in the all-around with a score of 29.950. Freshman Elena Hebb placed tied for 14th, while eighth grader Allison Schlomer placed 18th. Sophomore Bailey Siedschlaw rounded out the Lady Buffs by finishing in 19th place.
The Lady Buffs will next see competition at the Hot Spring Invitational next Friday. That competition is scheduled to start at 6 p.m. CT.
Full Results for Stanley County gymnasts at Rapid City Invitational Team Results
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