Portsmouth takes 2nd at gymnastics championship

Roshana Webster leads the way

Posted 2/16/26

PORTSMOUTH — Gymnasts from Portsmouth High School delivered a strong performance Saturday, earning second place in Division I at the Rhode Island high school gymnastics championship held at the …

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Portsmouth takes 2nd at gymnastics championship

Roshana Webster leads the way

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PORTSMOUTH — Gymnasts from Portsmouth High School delivered a strong performance Saturday, earning second place in Division I at the Rhode Island high school gymnastics championship held at the Murray Center on the campus of Rhode Island College.

Portsmouth High School took second place in the Division 1 championship meet held at Rhode Island College on Saturday.
Portsmouth High School took second place in the Division 1 championship meet held at Rhode Island College on Saturday.
Julie Furtado
Portsmouth posted a team score of 134.1, finishing behind champion Mt. Hope High School, which captured the title with 140.225 points. Barrington High School placed third with 127.25.

Kiley Wordell leaps high above the beam.
Kiley Wordell leaps high above the beam.
Julie Furtado
Leading the way for Portsmouth was Roshana Webster, who turned in one of the meet’s most balanced individual efforts in the all-around competition. Webster finished 11th overall with a combined score of 33.85 across the four events.

Kiara McClellan holds a pose on the balance beam.
Kiara McClellan holds a pose on the balance beam.
Julie Furtado
Her top showing came on the vault, where she took third place with a score of 9.15, showcasing clean lines and a confident landing against a deep field of competitors. Webster also placed fourth on the floor exercise with a 9.2, highlighted by strong tumbling passes and steady execution.

Lexi Owen swings on the high bar while competing in Saturday's State Championship meet.
Lexi Owen swings on the high bar while competing in Saturday's State Championship meet.
Julie Furtado
She continued to add points on the uneven bars, finishing fifth with a score of 8.45 to round out her scoring contributions.

Bailey Davis performs on floor.
Bailey Davis performs on floor.
Julie Furtado

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