Photo Gallery: Troy United takes on State Figures meet

Photos from Troy United Synchronized Swimming’s state competition on Jan. 27.

Ria Gupta, Business Editor

On Jan. 27, Troy United Synchronized Swimming participated in the State Figures meet at Pioneer High School. In Compulsory figures, Ana Sofia Hernandez Gomez placed first with Yejin Moon and Nirupama Varma placing sixth and seventh place. In Group 1 figures, Crystal Hensley placed first and Gwen Schaefer placed third. In Group 2 figures, Jennifer Park and Noyonima Masud placed seventh and eighth place, respectively, with Cynthia Wang placing fifth and Yejin Moon placing third. For Group 3 figures, Nirupama Varma placed seventh and Helen Xiao placed fifth with Ana Sofia Hernandez Gomez placing first in the category. Troy United walked away in second place with 64 points and Pioneer High School at first place with 74 points. Grosse Pointe North High School and Huron High School both tied for third with 32 points. The scores from this meet will play a role in the scoring for the final state meet on March 10th, where all four teams will perform routines.

Photos from the meet can be viewed here:

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Ria Gupta, Editor-in-Chief

Ria Gupta, also known by many as “Reza," is the Editor-in-Chief of The Chariot. During her three years with The Chariot, her favorite stories to write were “Colt Case," “Wrestling With Weight” and “A Tough Act to Follow." Gupta hopes that her final year will allow for continued opportunities to grow as a writer whilst having fun with her staff members. Gupta enjoys tracking her personal family history through the Punjab Hills and everything to do with King Henry VIII and George R.R. Martin’s “A Song of Ice and Fire” series. (Fun fact: Henry and Ria both have a shared love of strawberries and literature). As much as Ria loves learning about history, she also loves watching it being made, and strives to be able to report events in a manner where people in the future (and present) will enjoy reading her work.