Davis, Park, score gymnastics wins Ashley Davis won another all-around competition, and the Park girls edged host White Bear Lake in Suburban East Conference gymnastics Friday evening. Park won the …
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Davis, Park, score gymnastics wins
Ashley Davis won another all-around competition, and the Park girls edged host White Bear Lake in Suburban East Conference gymnastics Friday evening.
Park won the meet 131.125 to 130.450.
Davis won the all-around with a score of 35.4. Makayla Bollman was fifth in the all-around (31.725), Natalie Peters sixth (24.375), Clara Opichka ninth (15.825) and Alice Wood 10th (15.525).
Davis had quite a night, winning three of four events and scoring 9s twice. She finished first on the vault (8.825), was third on bars (8.275), first on the beam (9.2) and first on the floor (9.1).
Bollman was fifth on the vault (8.2), Peters eighth (8.15), Isabelle Brown ninth (8.05) and Audrey Reimers 10th (7.85).
On bars, Bollman took fourth (8.0), Peters was fifth (7.825), Opichka sixth (7.7) and Kate Redmond (7.15) eighth.
In the beam competition, Opichka finished fourth (8.125), Wood fifth (7.9), Savanna Woulfe seventh (7.7) and Bollman eighth (7.475).
Peters took fourth on the floor (8.4), Bollman was sixth (8.05), Wood seventh (7.625) and Woulfe eighth (7.275).
Park hosts Stillwater in its next meet, with a 6 p.m. start on Friday, Jan. 3.
Park girls rally for 5-2 win over Bears
Visiting White Bear Lake jumped out to a 3-0 lead after one period and two minutes only to see Park score the next five goals in a wild 5-3 win in Suburban East Conference girls hockey Tuesday.
The Bears led 2-0 after one period and then 3-0 with a goal 1:58 into the second. After that it was all Park.
Lauren Osland got the Wolfpack started with an even strength goal at 7:17 of the second. Kyra Stofer and Alaine Post then scored to give the Wolfpack a 3-2 edge heading into the third.
Addie Corkish powered in two goals in the third as the Wolfpack skated home with the victory.
Lauren Tait had two assists to lead Park, while Post, Stella Daly, Maleah McMorrow and Josie Leonard had one assist each.
Alayna Adamez got the win in goal, stopped 20 of 23 shots for an .870 win rate.
Park went to 4-5 in the SEC and 4-7-1 overall. White Bear Lake slipped to 1-5-1 and 2-8-1.
Park plays St. Paul/Two Rivers in the opening round of the New Hope Arena Holiday Tournament. The tournament runs Thursday, Dec. 26, through Saturday, Dec. 28.
The Park Wolfpack skated past Hastings 3-1 Saturday at Scheels Rink in a non-conference girls hockey contest.
After no scoring in the first period, Hastings took a 1-0 lead in the second. But Park came back with three straight goals to win the game.
Lauren Osland, Stella Daly and Alaina Post each scored for the Wolfpack. Daly, Osland and Maleah McMorrow added assists. Alayna Adamez stopped 21 of 22 shots in goal for Park.
Park improved to 5-7-1 on the season. Hastings slipped to 8-3.