Skye Lindquist was a one-person force at the Hot Springs Triangular girls high school gymnastics meet Tuesday.
Lindquist won two events and finished second in two other events to earn all-around honors.
Lindquist, who finished fourth in individual events at last year's state Class A meet, scored a 7.4 to place first in uneven bars and won the vault with an 8.9.
She was also the runner-up in the balance beam (8.3) and floor exercise (8.5), topping the all-around standings with 33.1 points
Hot Springs' Lindsey Runyon placed second in the all-around with 31.6 points, winning the balance beam with an 8.4, edging Lindquist by a tenth of a point. Runyon also took third in bars and fourth in the vault and floor exercise.
The Bisons' Carlie Weiss scored a 8.85 to win the floor exercise and placed fourth in the all-around, and tied with Wall's Randi Moore in both bars and vault. Moore placed third in both floor and beam to earn third in the all-around.
Rounding out the top six were Wall's Carmen Moschell (27.300) and Hot Springs' Kylie VanWagoner (25.530).
Moschell placed third in vault, fourth in the uneven bars and fifth in balance beam. VanWagoner was fifth in vault and sixth in floor exercise.
Runyon, Carlie Weiss and VanWagoner helped Hot Springs outpoint Wall 114.450-106.150 in the team standings. Lindquist was the lone competitor for Kadoka, scoring 33.1 for the Lady Kougars.
