Gymnastics rosters

Thu., Dec. 16, 2004

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Ferris

Head coach: Jaime Smith

Name Year

Kayla Baker 9

Kaysha Bowton 11

Collette Brawner 11

Olivia Brown 12

Krista Busch 10

Michelle Curtis 10

Ashley DeCataldo 12

Lindsey Haney 11

Elena Miller 9

Marina Miller 11

Michayla Mueller 9

Noelle Naker 9

Kayla Norton 10

Robin Sieler 12

Virginia Taylor 12

Michaela Walther 11

Noelle Wessmann 11

Lewis and Clark

Head coach: Angela Deatherage

Name Year

Lindsey Alade 10

Whitney Burr 9

Alix Campo 10

Jasmine Garry 9

Kimberly Gusch 9

Philana Henning 10

Beta Hsu 10

Ramsey Larson 9

Sarah Lehman 11

Melissa Main 9

Andrea Morrison 12

Malia Riley 9

Rachel Rupp 11

Sibylle Rosendahl 11

Kassy Sainsbury 11

Emma Scherer 11

Coutney VanLeuven 11

Martha West 12

Julia Wolters 9

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