routines with Lyren scoring MIT's highest on the event
earning a 7.9 for her switch-leg leap and backhandspring combinations.

MIT rallied on the floor exercise, the last event of the competitive
season for the women, and turned out one of the best performances on this
exercise for the whole year.

Ellingson, Tan and Wandtke all performed their season's best with
difficult acrobatic and gymnastics tricks for scores of 6.25, 6.45 and
6.85. Oda tumbled strongly with a layout in her first pass and a back somi
in the second for a consistent score of 7.15 while Leabourne's energetic
dance and two somi pass earned her a 7.6. Lyren had the top score of the
event once again, performing her season's best routine for an 8.5.

Both Leabourne and Lyren totalled strong all-around scores for the MIT
engineers, Leabourne with 31.00and Lyren with her best overall meet of the
year earned 32.00.

MIT is sending two of its gymnasts to the Division III National
Championships at Gustavis Adolphus College in Minnesota this weekend. Lisa
Arel '92 will be returning to the meet for the third year in a row and is
joined by first-time qualifier Leabourne. The top eight individual
competitors in Division III qualify for this meet.