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Natalie Scoggins, a second grader at Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School’s St Bede campus, competed in the USA Gymnastics, Alabama State Compulsory Championships at the Montgomery Metroplex on Nov. 30, 2012.  Competing against 64 girls from all over the state, she won a gold medal for her floor routine.  Natalie had the highest scoreof all 65 competitors, making her the Level 1 state champion for floor exercise.  She finished fifth in her group overall in four events.  The Prattville YMCA Level 1 team was the overall state champion.
This is Natalie’s first year of competition and her second gymnastics meet.  She has been taking gymnastics for one year at the Prattville YMCA. Congratulations Natalie, Montgomery Catholic is so proud of you!

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