The Miami Trace gymnastics team participated in a quad meet Feb. 13.

The Panther gymnasts finished in third, with a team score of 120.85 behind the home team, Worthington Kilbourne (132.95).

The District No. 1 seed, Sheridan, won the meet scoring 145.05 points. Westerville Central completed the meet with a 113.0 team score.

The Miami Trace Tumblers gained a better season score on vault with a combined 32.45 mark. Maddy Southward and Ali Cusic were awarded new personal best scores; Southward an 8.1 on vault and Cusic, 7.1 on balance beam.

Devan Thomas placed seventh out of 43 in the all-around competition.

The team presents to the judges before the floor exercise competition. Alexis Gardner (Miami Trace), Lizzy Valentine (Greeneview), Sydney Shadburn (Washington) and from Miami Trace, Kandice Mathews, Maddy Southward, Milana Macioce, Ali Cusic, Alyssa Butler and Devan Thomas.

http://www.recordherald.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/27/2019/02/web1_Gymnasts-at-Worthington-Kilbourne-2-13-2019-1.jpgThe team presents to the judges before the floor exercise competition. Alexis Gardner (Miami Trace), Lizzy Valentine (Greeneview), Sydney Shadburn (Washington) and from Miami Trace, Kandice Mathews, Maddy Southward, Milana Macioce, Ali Cusic, Alyssa Butler and Devan Thomas. Courtesy photos

Ali Cusic jumps to high bar to complete sole circle dismount.

http://www.recordherald.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/27/2019/02/web1_Ali-Cusic-2-13-2019-1.jpgAli Cusic jumps to high bar to complete sole circle dismount. Courtesy photos

Devan Thomas cast high off the bar completing a special requirement and creating momentum as she glides around the uneven bars.

http://www.recordherald.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/27/2019/02/web1_Devan-Thomas-2-13-2019-1.jpgDevan Thomas cast high off the bar completing a special requirement and creating momentum as she glides around the uneven bars. Courtesy photos