Sophomore gymnast is back on the beam after battling cancer
Sophomore Rachel Lee is training again after taking last year off from school and gymnastics to receive treatment.
Sophomore Rachel Lee is training again after taking last year off from school and gymnastics to receive treatment.
Lynley Choate, a transfer from Arkansas State University, is the only senior on the Ithaca College gymnastics team.
The Ithaca College gymnastics team hopes to remain injury-free this season despite last years turn of events.
Ithaca College gymnasts must battle their fears when coming back from serious injuries.
Senior Megan Harrington placed first in the all-around and qualified for the National Collegiate Gymnastic Association Championships on March 18–19 in Brockport, New York while sophomore Kendra Balcerak qualified for on the balance beam.
Senior Megan Harrington has made big improvements over the course of her four years on the gymnastics team.
The gymnastics team is currently ranked ninth in the country.
The gymnastics team picked up a 46.875 on the floor exercise en route to a victory Feb. 6.
Sophomore Lindsey Suddaby brings a long line of athletic tradition to the women’s swimming and diving team. Her father, Rick Suddaby, is the head gymnastics coach at Ithaca College.
In recent years, members of the gymnastics team have come from several parts of the country to make a new home at the college.
The women’s gymnastics squad has its eyes on a run to Nationals this upcoming season with both its veterans and newcomers.