Rachel and Lyndsi - 2004 State Champion

Rachel, Lyndsi, and Realyn End Season At The Top at Level 7 States
The Level 7 team culminated their season at the state championships by turning in three all-around state champions and winning the 2nd place team banner at Sacramento State University on the weekend of March 20-21.
Rachel Hatano won the Jr. C group with an all-around score of 37.350. She was 1st on beam with a 9.45 and 2nd on vault (9.15), bars (9.375), and floor (9.375). In the Jr. B division, Taryn West was the beam champion with a 9.625 score. She also took a 3rd place on floor with a 9.35. Victoria Mueller came in 3rd on bars with a 9.15 and was 6th in the all-around with a 36.225.
Junior D competitor Lyndsi Mark, went all the way to the top with 36.725 points. She was also a beam champ with a 9.575 score, and 2nd on floor with a 9.275.
Realyn Corpuz was untouchable in her age group with a 37.95. She was 1st on bars (9.525), beam (9.6), and floor (9.575) and 2nd on vault (9.25).
In the Senior C division, Kaylee Masatsugu was awarded the silver in the all-around with a 36.9. She was 3rd on bars (9.4), beam (9.3) and floor (9.35). Teammate Shenel Harris also scored well with a 3rd place win in the all-around of 36.775. Shenel was 2nd on bars (9.45) and floor (9.4). Jenny Manegold finished 5th in the all-around with a 36.45 and placed 3rd on vault with a 9.175.
Rachel and Realyn were also named to the Level 7 State team.

1st place team at Starz Invite, Reno, NV Feb.14-2004

Golden State Classic - Sacramento

All members placed in the top four positions in the all-around with a stream of high scores. In the Jr. 12 year-old division, Rachel Hatano took the 1st place scoring a 37.075. She was tied 1st on beam with a 9.375 and 3rd on floor with a 9.45, Taryn West followed close by with a 2nd place, 37.025. It was also Taryn who tied 1st on beam with Rachel. Victoria Mueller placed 4th in the all-around with a 36.775. She brought home the silver on vault with a 9.475. In the Jr. 13 year-old group, Lyndsi Mark showed them what she could do with a 37.5 all-around. She was 1st on beam (9.45) and floor (9.475), 2nd on vault (9.525), and 3rd on bars (9.05).
Kaylee Masatsugu reached a personal best of 38.05 in the all-around and obviously won the Sr. 14+ category. She captured 1st on vault with an awesome 9.6, and beam with a 9.45. She was 2nd on bars with a 9.4, and tied 2nd with a 9.6 on floor. Realyn Corpuz won the silver AA with a 37.8. Her exceptional bar routine won with a 9.625 she also placed 3rd on vault with a 9.525 and beam with a 9.075. Jenny Manegold tied Kaylee for 1st place on vault with a 9.6, had a nice floor score of 9.4 and brought home the bronze in the AA with a 37.15. Shenel Harris was 2nd on beam with a 9.1, 2nd on floor with a 9.6, and 3rd on vault with a 9.525. She was the 4th place AA winner with a 37.025. Yes, it was burgundy and silver all over the podium, and yes, they swept all events.

At National Judges Cup, Seattle, WA

1st Place team at Golden State, Sacramento Feb 1, 2004

It was Lyndsi Mark's turn to shine on the podium with a 1st place AA of 36.525. Her graceful beam routine got the highest honors with a 9.375. Rachel Hatano was 3rd in the AA with a 36.125, taking the 1st place on vault (9.325) and 3rd places on bars, beam, and floor. Taryn West registered 1st on floor with a nice 9.325. Victoria Mueller received the silver on vault with a 9.25 and floor with a 9.225. Realyn Corpuz won in impressive fashion in the senior group taking 1st in vault (9.25), bars (9.3) and beam (9.2) and 2nd on floor (9.375) for her 1st place in the AA of 37.125. Kaylee Masatsugu was 2nd in line with a 36.025 AA She was 2nd on vault with a 9.2, and 3rd on bars (8.95) and floor (9.275). Shenel Harris had the best floor routine of the day with a 9.5. Her 2nd place tie on vault (9.2) and bars (9.05), helped her place 3rd in the AA with a 36.0.
National Judges Cup: Realyn Corpuz helped the Nor Cal team with a 1st place, 9.65 on bars, a 9.125 on vault and a 9.15 on floor.