
Rec Force Gymnastics recently brought home numerous medals and top finishes at the AAU Junior Olympics in Des Moines, Iowa. Accompanied by coaches Pam Gasaway and Jesse Turner, the Rec Force Gymnastics team traveled to Iowa to compete against talented athletes from across the country. Representing RFG were Kloee Whittelsey, Rylee Sorrows, Madelyn Pike, Sariah Munford, Paisley McKain, Sarah Thompson and Lindsey Dixon. During the qualifying competition, Kloee Whittelsey placed third on vault, first on bars, first on floor and first in the all-around. Her performances also earned her spots in the finals on bars and floor. Rylee Sorrows earned second place on vault, third place on beam and third place on floor. Madelyn Pike also had a successful competition, taking first place on vault, second place on beam, third place on floor and third place in the all-around. Sariah Munford placed second on vault and first on beam, earning a spot in the vault finals. Paisley McKain finished third on vault, third on bars, second on beam, second on floor and third in the all-around. Sarah Thompson earned second place on vault, while Lindsey Dixon placed third on bars, third on beam, third on floor and second in the all-around. The success continued during the finals, where Whittelsey earned third place on floor and Munford brought home second place on vault. “The AAU Junior Olympics gave the Rec Force Gymnastics athletes the opportunity to showcase the skills, determination and hard work they…
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