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ALICIA SACRAMONE VAULTS TO VICTORY Alicia Sacramone is one of the top gymnasts in the world! She's won four gold medals in three World Cup events in 2005. Most recently she won gold medals on her best events, vault and floor, at the World Cup in Belgium. We spoke with Alicia about her life as a gymnast. Read what she has to say!
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JO MEN'S NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS This year marked the 31st Armiversary of the Junior Olympic National Championships. Houston, Texas, once again was a great host for this successful event. This year's JO Nationals marked the largest number of participants at JO Nationals with 862 athletes!
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1 a JO WOMEN'S NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS The Level 10 JO National Championships for women was hosted by Glider Gymnastics Charity, in cooperation with Charter Oak Gymnastics and Precision Gymnastics, May 14-15, 2005 in Ontario, California. Congratulations to Region 5 who won the overall team champion for the third consecutive year!
USA GYMNASTICS USA GYMNASTICS EXECUTIVE COMMlnEE CHAIR: Ron Froehlich; PRESIDENT: Sieve Penny; VICE (HAIR WOMEN: Tom Kolt VI(E (HAIR MEN: Yoichi Tomilo; VI(E (HAIR RHYTHMI(: Andrea Schmid, VICE (HAIR TRAMPO· LINE: Paul Parillo; VICE (HAIR A(RO·GYMNASTlCS: Tanya (ase; SE(RETARY: Gary Anderson; TREASURER: Bob Wood; FIG REPS: Bob (al"os,i (Executive (ommittee), Ron Froe· hlich IAud~ar) and Tanya (ose (Sports Acro Techniral (am· mittee). AT lARGE MEMBERS: Sieve Bulcher, Paul Spadaro; ATHLETE DIRECTORS: Larissa Fonloine, John Roelhlisberger, Va""" Vander ~uym, Karl Heger; USO( ATHLfTE DIREaOR: Inrissa Fontaine. USA GYMNASTICS BOARD OF DIRECTORS (HAIR: Ron Froehlich; PRESIDENT: Sieve Penny; PRESIDENT EMERITUS: Sandy Knopp, Mike Donohue; TREASURER: Bob Wood; SE(RETARY: Gory Anderson; VI(E (HAIR WOMEN: Tom KolI; VI(E (HAIR MEN: Yoichi Tomilo; VI(E (HAIR RHYTHMIC: Andrea Schmid, VICE (HAIR TRAMPOLINE: Paul Porillo; VICE (HAIR ACRO·GYMNASTlCS: Tanya Case; PUBLIC SECTOR: Bill Hybl, Bob Wood; AMATEUR ATHLETI( UNION: Ron Ferris; AMERICAN SOKOL ORGANIZATION: Jerry Milan; AMERICAN TURNERS: Beny Heppner; COLLEGE GYMNASTICS ASSOClATlON·MEN: Francis Allen; NATIONAL ASSO(IATION OF (OLLEGIATE (OACHES·WOMEN: Mork (ook; NATIONAL ASSO(IATION FOR GIRLS AND WOMEN IN SPORT: Morilyn Sirawbridge; NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN'S GYM· NASTICS JUDGES: (orale Ide; NATIONAL COLUGIATE ATH· LETI( ASSOClATlON·MEN: Lou Burkel; NATIONAL FEDERA· TlON OF STATE HIGH S(HOOL ASSO(IATIONS: (ynlhia Doyle Perkins; NATIONAL GYMNASTI(S JUDGES ASSO(IATION· MEN: Bulch Zunich; NATIONAL HIGH S(HOOLGYMNASTI(S COA(HES ASSOCIATION: Todd Vesely; U.S. ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT GYMNASTICS (lUBS: Paul Spadoro; U.S. ELITE COA(HES ASSOClATlON·MEN: Thom Glielmi; U.S. ELITE COA(HES ASSOCIATlON·WOMEN: David Halramb, Sieve Rybarki; U.S. MEN'S GYMNASTICS (OA(HES ASSOCIATION: Bill Fosler; U.S. RHYTHMIC GYMNASTI(S COA(HES ASSOClA· TlON: Suzie ~iTullio; YOUNG MEN'S(HRISTIAN ASSO(IATION OF THE USA: (asey Koenig; NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETI( ASSO(IATlON·WOMEN: Meg SI.ph.nson; NATIONAL MEM· BERSHIP DIRECTORS MEN: Mik. Burm, Abi. Grolll.ld; RHYTHMIC: Ivanka Kirov, Mich.lI. Inrson; WOMEN: K.lli Hill, Tom For~er; TRAMPOLINE: Shoun Kemplon, Dr. Georg. Drew; A(RO·GYMNASTlCS: Undo Parter, Jay Binder; ATH· LETES COUNCIl Von"" Vander Playm, (arolin. Hunl, Lor· is" Fonlain., Shannon Miller, Kim Zm"kal·Burd.H., Jami. Sirondmark, Korl Heger, Jay Thornlon, Sieve McCoin, Arthur Davis, USO( Athl.l. R.p.; Inris" Fonlain., Executive Boord M.mber Jahn Roe~lisberger. ASSOCIATE MEMBERS: JEWISH COMMUNITY (ENTERS, Lori Katz; SPECIAL OLYMPICS, Kal. Faber·Hicki.; U.S. COMPETITIVE AEROBICS FEDERATION, HOWClrd Schwartz
22 MADISON TOROK - AGAINST THE ODDS In this amazing story, Madison Torok shows how her determination, a wonder gymnastics club and some caring coaches can truly make a difference. Madison was born with a birth defect and her parents were told she would never run, This little girl defied odds and took fifth on floor at the Michigan State Meet!
25 LEVEL 9 EAST/WEST CHAMPIONSHIPS The Women's J.O. Level 9 Eastern Championships was hosted by the Tampa Bay Turners at the Manatee Convention Center in Palmetto, Fla., May 5-8. The Level 9 Western Championships was hosted the same weekend by GymQuarters Gymnastics & GyrnFriends Booster Club at the Washington University Field House in St. Louis, Missouri. Congratulations to all the athletes and coaches who competed in the Level 9 Eastern/Western Championships and to the hosts of the outstanding competitions!
42 KRISTEN MALONEY- HEART OF A CHAMPION Two-time National Champion and Olympian Kristen Maloney, 24, recently graduated from UCLA with a degree in psychology, a long list of gymnastics accomplishments, and many great memories. Read what Kristen is up to now and her plans for the future!
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(Above) Region 5 team who won the overall team title at JO Nationals,
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Don't miss the 41st annual National Congress and Trade Show. Conducted over a three day span August 10-13, over 130 educational sessions will be offered with Steve Penny topics covering business, preschool, sports sciences, USA Gymnastics all six diSciplines and more . Activities are plentiful President with offerings at the Exhibition Hall, Congress Dance Party, Business Conference; and the Hall of Fame Luncheon honoring 2005 inductees Harry Bjerke, Amy Chow, Dominique Dawes, Kelli Hill, Jenifer Lovell Moreno, John Roethlisberger, and Chainey Umphrey. The women's new Junior OlympiC Compulsory routines have recently debuted at National Compulsory Workshops in Louisville and Reno, in addition to several Regional Workshops. Met with overwhelming enthusiasm, the more than 4,000 members who took advantage of this unique opportunity learned the new routines firsthand via active participation. Special congratulations to Chairman Tom Koll and the entire Women's Junior OlympiC Program Committee for the dedication and passion in which they created the new foundation for our female athletes. Also, congratulations go out to the Women's Technical Committee for their assistance in the development of the ].0. Code of Points and conducting several Technical Symposiums. Additionally, July marks the rollout of the new USA Gymnastics women's Judging Accreditation Program, with the first judges tests administered at the National NAWGJ Symposium. The World Games, featuring over 3,000 athletes from 80 countries competing in 30+ non-Olympic sports, will take place July 14-24 in Duisburg, Germany. USA is sending a strong delegation with athletes competing in Rhythmic, Trampoline and Tumbling, and Acrobatic Gymnastics.
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This yea r marked the 31st Amliversary of the Junior Olympic National Championships. Houston, once aga in was a grea t host for this successful event. This year 's JO Na tionals marked the larges t number of participants at ever with 862 athletes!
and service to the junior program. Special thanks to Gil Elsass with contribu tions from Abie Grossfeld, Fred Turoff and A.B. F for producing a video to h onor the passing of Mr. Cumiskey in 2004.
JO Nationals Meet Director Tim Erwin had the daunting task of wo rking with the larger than expected numbers this year and did an ou tstanding job hosting this event. The staff and volunteers of the Houston Gymnas tics Club an d the Jewish Com munity Center of Houston deser ve special recognition for their contribu tions to this event.
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Congratulations to theAll-Around champions: KysonBw1th uwong of Golden Bear Gymnastics in Ca lifornia, Phillip Onorato of World Oly mpic Gymnastics Academy in Texas, and Edward Mesa of Universal Gynmastics in Florida. Also, congra tulations to the Regional Team champions: Region 1 (Level 10 16-18), Region 5 (Level 10 14-15), and Region 8 (Level 9 12-13). This year, a new division of competition was contested and a National Club Team was awarded. Level 10 Combined Age Group Champion was World Olympic Gymnastics Academy of Texas and the Level 9 Champion was Universal Gymnastics of Florida. Congratulations to these fine club teams. The Academic All-American Recognition Awards were presen ted to over 300 student-athletes at the Opening Ceremonies or mailed to the athletes who were not able to attend. These gymnasts are truly remarkable for their commitment to their academic endeavors and the sport of gymnastics. Kyson Bunthuwong was presented with the Mas Watanabe Award as the top Level 10 16-18 year old athlete in this competition. Kyson will be attending and competing for University of California at Berkeley in 2006. Kyson scored a magical 10.00 on his pommel horse routine during the all-around finals! National Service Awards were presented to the first ever 30 year recipient Bill Foster, JOPC Member; 25 year recipients Yoichi Tomita, MPC Chairman; Gene Watson, Jr. National Coaching Staff member and Bob Witmer, Region 5 Chairman. In addition, Bob Whitney, New York State Chairman, was awarded with a 20 year service award and 15 year service award recipients included Alaska State Chairman Paul Gebauer, Connecticut State Chairman Chris Moon, Kansas State Chairman Steve Glickley and Pennsylvania State Chairman Barry Mattern. Five year awards were presented to Illinois State Chairman Mark Diab, Kentucky State Chairman Doug Burton, Ohio State Chairman Ron Ferris, and Virginia State Chairman Doug Lubking. The Frank Cumiskey Award was presented to Mr. Kelly Crumley of the Junior National Coaching Staff for his dedicated support
Level 10 Place 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36
16路18 Year Old Division
Name Kyson Bunthuwong Bryan Del Castillo Jake Bateman Jason Chu Wesley Aderhold Seung Tai Lee Joseph Catrambone Mel Anton-Santander Andre Berry Bryant Hadden Torrance Laury Lucas Hughes Daniel Hawk Benjamin Baldus-Strauss Ian Jackson Joshua Rusler Shaun Antonio Chris Lung Aaron Fortunato Jonathan Buese Tyler Williamson Dustin Cranmer Nick lies Eric Hergenrader Nick Virbitsky Matthew Greenfield Geoffrey Reins Anthony May Noel Holloway Cameron Deer Adam Stanton Joel Snyder James Prim Aristo Barrera Jordan Smith Garrett Carr
Gym Golden Bear South Coast Premier Athletics SCATS HB WOGA Orlando Metro Temple Massachussetts GC Cypress Acad Cypress Acad Atlanta School 5280 Las Vegas Flyers Midwest Acad Artistic Sports Bart Conner Gold Cup Gym Massachussetts GC WestSide - OH Sun Country South Coast Butler Gym Massachussetts GC WOGA Artistic Sports Temple Buffalo Grove Cypress Acad SI. Louis Gym Indy Dardano's Buffalo Grove Weyandt's Universal All-Star Gym ACES
Meet f1 57.050 56.675 55.900 54 .375 55.250 55.350 55.375 54.825 54.050 54.250 53.650 53.600 54.150 53.275 53.900 52.850 52.375 51 .850 52.000 52.450 52.225 52.200 52.400 52.275 52.300 50.850 50.950 51 .225 50.475 50.300 50.350 50.650 50.175 49.950 49.125 42.825
Meet.2 55.8251 55.725 55.150 56.175 55.075 54.125 54.025 54.050 54.375 53.475 54.050 53.700 53.050 53.900 52.550 53.525 53.725 54.150 53.675 53.025 52.925 52.650 52.325 52.150 51.800 52.775 52.525 51.950 52.575 52.225 51 .950 51 .575 51.925 51.775 51.625 51.550
Score 112.875 112.400 111 .050 110.550 110.325 109.475 109.400 108.875 108.425 107.725 107.700 107.300 107.200 107.175 106.450 106.375 106.100 106.000 105.675 105.475 105.150 104.850 104.725 104.425 104.100 103.625 103.475 103.175 103.050 102.525 102.300 102.225 102.100 101 .725 100.750 94.375
ace 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14T 1ST 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33T 33T 35 36
Name Phili Onorato Ryan Lieberman Tim Gentry Chris Cameron Mi uel Pineda Stephen Vanhuss Josh Dixon Kyle Bunthuwong Timothy Pittman Russell DaBrilz Zeke Jackson Daniel Geri Michael Jiang Eric Haeussler Nicholas Noone Brandon Wynn Reed Murrav Paul Ruggeri III Bear Danley Neal Thompson David Repp Daniel Ribeiro Kyle Oi Steve Crabtree Tayler Scharman Garrett Powlas Michael Almazan Eddie Penev Zachary Hale Sean Ames Glen Ishino Derek Schlieps Julian Whittle Erik Lundgren Benjamin Ketelsen Grant Waldron
G "ym WOGA Buffalo Grove WOGA Florida Flips Hocking Valley WOGA Cal Sports Cntr Golden Bear Cypress Acad Ace World Class - NY Cali Gym Chatfield San Mateo American GTC Wi I-Moor LaFleurs - FL CNY Buffalo Grove San Mateo Gold Cup Gym US Gym - NJ South Coast Monmouth USA Gym World G&J Speedway Universal Penev's Twistars USA H.G.A.lGymMastr SCATS HB Cascade Elite Queen City U.S.G.T.C. Hocking Vall ev Top Flight - MD
M#1M#2S eet eet core 55.875 55.500 111 .375 54.850 54.225 109.075 52.775 53.725 106.500 52.675 52.650 105.325 52.350 52.850 105.200 52.200 52.900 105.100 51.775 53.125 104.900 52.475 51 .800 104.275 52.575 50.875 103.450 51 .950 51.475 103.425 52.675 50.225 102.900 50.875 52.000 102.875 50.575 52.200 102.775 50.750 51 .975 102.725 50.750 51 .975 102.725 50.850 51.475 102.325 50.550 51.425 101 .975 51.750 50.200 101 .950 50.500 51 .275 101 .775 50.800 50.925 101.725 51 .225 50.300 101 .525 49.950 51 .275 101.225 49.525 51.400 100.925 49.675 51.150 100.825 49.950 50.775 100.725 49.750 50.950 100.700 49.625 50.975 100.600 50.250 50.100 100.350 49.325 50.975 100.300 49.775 50.025 99.800 48.850 50.675 99.525 48.425 50.925 99.350 48.275 50.625 98.900 48.550 50.350 98.900 48.525 50.125 98.650 48.175 50.325 98.500
Place 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36
Name Edward Mesa Danell Le a Christopher Maestas Joshua Wilson Michael Volpe Maximilian Ma r David 0 ckman Glenn McCuen Presten Ellsworth K Ie Voissem Christopher Stehl Jacob Rubin John Orozco Travis Langham Cameron Rogers Louis Klein Alexander Barrera Donothan Bailey Matthew Chelberg Jake Dalton Ian Thompson Daniel Bilinovich Lance Alberhasky Chad Mason Benjamin Rudolph Mark Mohr Alan Bower Colton Wulf Rohan Sebastian Matthew Pokorn Mackenzie Dow Harris Coleman Jeffrey Lan enstein Dann Berardini Jacob Hale Crai Hernandez
Still Rings 1 2 3 4 5 6
Adam Reichow Shaun Antonio Jason Chu Jake Bateman Chad Wiest Nick Virbitsky
Gym TAGS - EP Gold Cup Gym SCATS HB Premier Athletics Butler Gym Artistic Sports
Floor 9.675 9.600 9.525 9.325 9.300 9.200
Place Name Seung Tai Lee 1 2 James Prim 3 Bryant Hadden 4 Jason Chu Bryan Del Castillo 5 Daniel Hawk 6 Joseph Catrambone 7
Gym Massachussetts GC Golden Bear Cypress Acad Massachussetts GC SCATS HB Peninsula
Pommel 9.600 9.475 9.350 9.025 8.950 8.150
Vault
Meet #1 56.550 55.475 54.100 53.525 53.250 53.550 52.525 53.925 53.250 52.350 53.175 52.650 52.825 53.050 52.775 52.550 52.300 52.150 51 .925 51.700 51.750 51.700 52.050 51 .300 51 .275 51 .025 51 .850 51.775 50.125 49.750 50.825 50.675 50.200 49.825 49.700 49.175
Meet #2 56.800 56.375 54.250 54.625 54.175 53.550 54.100 52.350 53.000 53.725 52.800 53.175 52.975 52.300 52.525 52.500 52.475 52.525 52.100 52.250 52.100 51.875 51 .275 52.000 51.800 51 .975 51 .075 51 .075 52.625 52.925 51 .650 51 .675 51 .650 51 .750 51 .725 51 .800
Score 113.350 111 .850 108.350 108.150 107.425 107.100 106.625 106.275 106.250 106.075 105.975 105.825 105.800 105.350 105.300 105.050 104.775 104.675 104.025 103.950 103.850 103.575 103.325 103.300 103.075 103.000 102.925 102.850 102.750 102.675 102.475 102.350 101 .850 101 .575 101.425 100.975
Parallel Bars Gym Orlando Metro Weyandt's Cypress Acad SCATS HB South Coast Las Vegas Flyers Temple
Rings 9.900 9.075 8.975 8.950 8.925 8.900 8.650
Gym Buffalo Grove Premier Athletics WOGA Cyp ress Acad Orlando Metro
Vault 9.375 9.275 9.175 9.150 9.125
Pommel Horse Place Name 1 Chris Lung 2 Kyson Bunthuwong Bryant Hadden 3 4 Mel Anton-Santander 5 Jason Chu 6 Steven Spencer
Gm Universal Universal Gold Cu G m WOGA US G m - NJ Universal Peninsula WOGA WOGA Swiss Turners Cypress Acad Buffalo Grove World Cu G mOl mica G&J Speedwa GTC - MI Universal New Ho e Hockin Valle G m Nevada GulfG m WestSide - OH Iowa G m-Nest Cali G m Midwest Acad G mstrada Desert Devils Just J mnastics o namo Las Ve as FI ers Surgent's Elite Sun Count San Mateo Buffalo Grove Twistars USA Buffalo Grove
Place Name 1 Jake Bateman Torrance Laury 2 2 Dustin Cranmer Tier Williamson 4 5 Weslev Aderhold Kyson Bunthuwong 6
Gym Premier Athletics Atlanta School ButlerGvm South Coast WOGA Golden Bear
P Bars 9.850 9.550 9.550 9.475 9.425 8.400
Gvm South Coast Golden Bear Premier Athletics WOGA SCATS HB Temple
H Bar 9.825 9.600 9.425 9.125 8.500 6.600
High Bar Place Name 1 Geoffrey Reins Jake Bateman 2 Wesley Aderhold 3 Andre Berry 4 Seung Tai Lee 5
Place Name Bryan Del Castillo 1 2 KYson BunthuwOOlt Jake Bateman 3 4 Wesley Aderhold Jason Lauahton 5 Joseph Catrambone 6
Parallel Bars Place Name 1 Chris Cameron 2 Eddie Penev Paul Ruggeri III 3 4 Josh Dixon 5 Philip Onorato 6 Zeke Jackson
Gym Florida Flips Penev's CNY Cal Sports Cntr WOGA World Class - NY
Floor 9.700 9.400 9.350 9.300 8.550 8.100
Place Name 1 Phili Onorato 2 Miguel Pineda TIm Gentry 3 4 Russell DaB ritz 5 Ryan Lieberman 6 TImothy Pi"man
Gm Chatfield US G m - NJ Buffalo Grove Hockin Valle Midwest G m - OH U.S.G.T.C.
Pommel 9.900 9.800 9.175 9.100 9.075 7.450
Place Name 1 Phili Onorato Zeke Jackson 2 3 Sean Gwilliam 4 Austin Philli s 5 Mike Behles 6 Eric Haeussler
Pommel Horse
Gym WOGA Hocking Valley WOGA Ace Buffalo Grove Cypress Acad
Rings 9.800 9.225 9.200 9.050 8.900 8.400
Gm WOGA World Class - NY Bare Foot US G m - NJ Midwest Acad San Mateo
Vault 9.500 9.300 9.225 9.200 9.175 6.850
Gym Universal Gold Cup Gym WOGA Cypress Acad Universal GTC- MI
Rings 9.000 8.950 8.900 8.850 8.800 8.150
Place Name 1 Danell Leyva Christopher Maestas 2 3 Edward Mesa 4 David Dyckman Maximilian Mayr 5 Joshua Wilson 6
Gm WOGA Gym Olympica Midwest Acad
Vault 9.075 9.050 9.000 8.925 8.900 8.550
Place Name 1 Danell Leyva 2 Edward Mesa 3 Joshua Wilson 4 Michael Volpe 5 Daniel Bilinovich 6 Travis Langham
Vault
Place Name 1 Michael Jiang 2 Daniel Ribeiro R an Lieberman 3 4 Mi uel Pineda 5 f Echard 6 Erik Lundgren
Place Name Kyle Bunthuwong 1 2 Nicholas Noone Ryan Lieberman 3 Philip Onorato 4 5 TImothy Pi"man 6 Andrew Stover
Gym Golden Bear American GTC Buffalo Grove WOGA Cypress Acad SCATS HB
P Bars 9.700 9.525 9.475 9.425 9.325 8.975
Gm WOGA C press Acad Gym Force Wi I-Moor G&J Speedwa Technique
H Bar 9.250 8.975 8.950 8.475 8.275 7.800
Gym Universal Gold Cup Gym Universal Peninsula Universal WOGA
P Bars 9.775 9.350 9.300 9.250 8.700 8.500
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H Bar 9.850 9.225 9.125 9.025 9.000 8.900
High Bar Place Name 1 TIm Gentry 2 Jacob Houder 3 Andrew Hunter 4 Brandon W nn 5 Garre" Powlas Abraam Nerses an 6
Level 9 12路13 Year Old Division Event Finals Still Rings Place Name 1 Edward Mesa 2 Alan Bower 3 Kyle Voissem 4 Jeffrey Langenstein 5 Glenn McCuen Mark Mohr 6 7 Cale Robinson
Floor 9.400 9.375 9.125 9.100 8.900 8.750 8.300
Place Name 1 Danell Leyva Christopher Maestas 2 3 Joshua Wilson 4 Christopher Stehl 5 Edward Mesa Louis Klein 6
Gym Buffalo Grove Cali Gym Universal Peninsula WOGA Universal
Pommel 9.725 9.700 9.450 9.425 8.550 8.500
Place Name 1 Joshua Wilson Travis Lan ham 2 3 Ma"hew McGrath 4 Edward Mesa 5 Trevor Howard Danell Le a 6
Pommel Horse Place Name 1 Mateusz Rybarski 2 Chad Mason Maximilian Mayr 3 David Dyckman 4 Presten Ellsworth 5 Edward Mesa 6
Parallel Bars
Gym Universal Desert Devils Swiss Turners San Mateo WOGA Gymstrada Premier Athletics
Vault
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Regional Teams Level 10 16路18 Team Region 1 Region 8 Region 5
Score 275.425 270.775 266.200
Regional Teams Level 10 14路15
Regional Teams Level 9 12路13
This is the first year that USA Gymnastics has recognized the Club Team results. Results are calcula ted by adding the top three scores per event. The Level 10 results are combined age groups of 16-18 and 14-15 an d the Level9's in age group 12-13. Congratulations to these fine clubs. Level 10 Combined A e Grou s 1. WOGA 2. Cypress Academ 3. Buflalo Grove
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8. Brittany Harris 9. Elise Bases 9. Sheriese Clark 9. Abbey Habicht 9. Nicole Dayton 9. Randi Lau 9. Rachel Fincham
Krafft Academy Infinite Bounds Excalibur Orlando Metro Geddert's Twistars Hawaiian Island Docksiders
9.350 9.300 9.300 9.300 9.300 9.300 9.300
WOGA All OJl'l:l!Qians DeVeau's Orlando Metro Infinite Bounds Olympic Dreams GAGE SCEGA Excalibur Carter's
9.600 9.500 9.500 9.475 9.450 9.325 9.300 9.275 9.275 9.250
Orlando Metro All Olympians Orlando Metro WOGA WOGA GAGE All 01 l11jlians SCEGA Brandy Johnson's Prestige Naydenov Docksiders Best Gymnastics
9.625 9.550 9.550 9.525 9.500 9.500 9.475 9.450 9.425 9.400 9.400 9.400 9.400
Beam 1. Rebecca Bross 2. Mattie Larson 2. Lauren Caldemeyer 4. Abbey Habicht 5. Elise Bases 6. Hannah Toussaint 7. Rebecca Clark 8. Ashley Stott 8. Sheriese Clark 10. Britta"i' Kinal
Floor
2 Re ion 8 3 Re ion 3
185.600 185.425 184.775
All-Around 1 Mattie Larson 2 Ashley Stott 3 Chelsea Drooger 4 Elise Bases 5 Rebecca Bross 6 Brittney Noble 7 Moriah Martin 8 Shelby Gies 9 Samantha Shapiro 10 Sheriese Clark 10 Rebecca Clark
All Olympians SCEGA USA Champion Infinite Bounds WOGA Orlando Metro ACE Will Moor All Olympians Excalibur GAGE
38. 125 37.475 37.375 37.350 37.325 37.125 37.075 37.025 36.975 36.950 36.950
Geddert's Twistars All Olympians Gym. Excalibur Ace USA Champion Infinite Bounds WOGA Hawaiian Island GAGE Krafft Academ~
9.750 9.600 9.600 9.525 9.500 9.500 9.500 9.425 9.400 9.400
Will Moor USA Champion All Olympians MarVaTeens Orlando Metro SCEGA All 01 moians
9.625 9.500 9.475 9.450 9.425 9.400 9.375
Vault 1. Nicole Dayton 2. Mattie Larson 2. Sheriese Clark 4. Moriah Martin 5. Chelsea Drooger 5. Elise Bases 5. Rebecca Bross 8. Randl Lau 9. Erica Smith 9. Rachel York
Bars 1. Shelby Gies 2. Chelsea Drooger 3. Mattie Larson 4. Erin Hylton 5. Brittnev Noble 6. Ashley Stott 7. Samantha Shapiro
1. Brittney Noble 2. Mattie Larson 2. Talita Norberto 4. Erica Twiss 5. Rebecca Bross 5. Rebecca Clark 7. Samantha Shapiro 8. Ashley Stott 9. Madison Turchin 10. Amanda Carpenter 10. Kalliah McCartney 10. Krystal Welsh 10. Jackie Mesh
1 Ashley Sledge 2 ~aPlatt 3 Lauren Ritter 4 Alina Weinstein 5 Hailey Gaspar 6 Elizabeth Mc Nabb 7 Noel Couch 7 Megan Harada 7 Kylie Shields 10 MingYa Zhou
World Class Gym. Coast Elite Cincinnati Gym. Arena Gymnastics AGA DeVeau's North Stars Hawaiian Island Dynamic Gymnastics Bre~tyan's Gymnastics
38.250 38.050 37.875 37.700 37.425 37.350 37.325 37.325 37.325 37.275
1 Ming Ya Zhou 2 Nicole Johnson 3 Kyra Platt 4. Ashley Sledge 4 Elizabeth McNabb 6. Noel Couch 6 Marissa Gutierrez 8. Lauren Ritter 8 Alina Weinstein 8 Megan Harada
Bre~an 's Gymnastics DeVeau's Coast Elite World Class Gym. DeVeau's North Stars Mihaiuc Gymnastics Cincinnati Gym. Arena Gymnastics Hawaiian Island
9.800 9.725 9.700 9.650 9.650 9.550 9.550 9.500 9.500 9.500
1. Ashley Sledge 2 Jessica M~II 3 Elizabeth Mc Nabb 3 Noel Couch 3 Kylie Shields 3 Dana Bonincontri 7 Alina Weinstein 7. Allyson SandusKy 9 Janell Campbell 10 Megan Harada
World Class Gym. Naydenov DeVeau's North Stars Dynamic Gym. Gymnastics East Hill's Gym. LaFleur's Hawaiian Island
9.525 9.500 9.450 9.450 9.450 9.450 9.400 9.400 9.375 9.325
World Class Gym. Cincinnati Gym. All Olympians Coast Elite Geddert's Twistars DeVeau's WOGA TAGS South Arena Gym. <>l'mnastics East
9.575 9.475 9.475 9.450 9.450 9.400 9.400 9.400 9.375 9.350
1. Ashley Sledge 2 Lauren Ritter 2 Kassidy Kozai 4 Kyra Platt 4 Shonda Clore 6 Elizabeth McNabb 6 Kati Breazeal 6 Amber See 9 Alina Weinstein 10 Dana Bonincontri
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1 Stephanie McAllister 2 Vanessa Zamarripa 3 Taryn Brogden 4 Nicole Ellis 5 Brittany Johnson 6 Jessica Panza 7 MoniQue De La Torre 8 Andrea Mitchell 9 Elizabeth Mahlich 10 Vanessa Schoellkopf 10 Kareen Kaveh
Wright's American Midwest Twisters SCEGA Arena Gymnastics-I L Champion Gym. Phoenix Gymnastics Flames Premier Knoxville Geddert's Twistars Buffalo One Gym, Hill's Gymnastics
38.150 38.075 37.750 37.725 37.625 37.475 37.275 37.225 37.175 37.150 37.150
1. Vanessa Zamarripa 2 Stephanie McAllister 2 Kristin Fyffe 2 Justine Foster 5 Nicole Ellis 5 Andrea Mitchell 5 Alison Carr 8 Tracie Tamashiro 9 Jessica Panza 9 Vanessa Schoellkopf
Midwest Twisters Wright's American Cincinnati Gym. Atlantic GTC Arena Gymnastics-IL Premier Knoxville Gymnastics Village Hawaiian Island Twist Phoenix Gym. Buffalo One Gym.
9.750 9.650 9.650 9.650 9.625 9.625 9.625 9.550 9.500 9.500
1. Taryn Brogden 2 Stephanie McAllister 3 Elizabeth Mahlich 3 Natalie Ettl 5 Vanessa Zamarripa 6 Zoya Johnson 7 Mary Kay Dreisilker 8 MoniQue De La Torre 9 Brittany Johnson 9 Kareen Kaveh
SCEGA Wright's American Geddert Twistars Saito Gym. Midwest Twisters Hill's Gym. Midwest Acad. Flames Champion Gym. Hill's Gym.
9.750 9.650 9.600 9.600 9.550 9.525 9.500 9.450 9.425 9.425
1. Brittany Johnson 2 Stephanie McAllister 3 Erika Pearson 4 Vanessa Schoellkopf 5 Nicole Krauter 5 Taylor Jones 5 Corrine Williams 8 Jenny Peter 8 Brianna Skiffington 10 Jessica Panza 10 Kristin Fyffe
Champion Gymnastics Wright's American Tennessee Academy Buffalo One Gym. DeVeau's Dynamo Diamond Gym. Solid Rock Gym. Cherry Hill Gym. Phoenix Gym. Cincinnati Gym.
9.525 9.500 9.475 9.350 9.325 9.325 9.325 9.300 9.300 9.275 9.275
1. Justine Foster 2 Jessica Panza 3 Vanessa Zamarri pa 3 Taryn Brogden 5 Mattie Kupinski 6 Vanessa Schoellkopf 6 Drusilla Edgar 8 Kristin Fyffe 8 Nicole Krauter 8 Alison Carr
Atlantic GTC Phoenix Gymnastics Midwest Twisters SCEGA Kevstone Gvm. Buffalo One Gym. AOG Cincinnati Gym . DeVeau's Gymnastics Village
9.675 9.575 9.550 9.550 9.525 9.500 9.500 9.450 9.450 9.450
1 Sophia Hocini 2 Brittney Morgan 3 Nicole Day 4 Amanda Castillo 5 Emilie Rymer 6 Jamie Bullock 7 Jamie Deetscreek 7 Emily Green 7 Jamie Custer 10 Rebekah Zaiser
SCEGA Hill's Gym. SCATS HB Orlando Metro Medina Gym. TAGS South Ricochets GTC of Roch. Arena Gym. X-Cel Gym.
38.150 38.125 38.050 37.700 37.600 37.575 37.550 37.550 37.550 37.525
1 Sophia Hocini 2 Amanda Castillo 2 Michelle Stout 4 Nicole Curler 4 Candace King 4 Kara Wright 7 Emilie Rymer 8 Jamie Deetscreek 8 Nicole Cowart 8 Stephanie Carter
SCEGA Orlando Metro Southern Tier Geddert's Twist. WOGA World Class Medina Gym. Ricochets Wrights Byers
9.800 9.700 9.700 9.675 9.675 9.675 9.650 9.600 9.600 9.600
1 Rebekah Zaiser 2 Nicole Day 3 Amanda Castillo 4 Nicole Curler 5 Stephanie Carter 6 Sabrina Franceschelli 7 Nikki Dilbert 8 Brittney Morgan 8 Emilie Rymer 8 Jamie Deetscreek 8 Casey Jo Magee
X-eel Gym. SCATS HB Orlando Metro Geddert's Twist. Byers Gym. Mass Gym Ctr. TAGS South Hill's Gym . Medina Gym. Ricochets NAAG
9.725 9.700 9.600 9.550 9.525 9.500 9.475 9.450 9.450 9.450 9.450
1 Nicole Curler 1 Casey Jo Magee 3 Brittney Morgan 4 Michele Brenner 4 Amara DeFilippo 4 Kelsey Knulson 7 Sophia Hocini 8 Nicole Cowart 9 Nicole Day 9 Miranda Smith 9 Shayla Garcia
Geddert's Twist. NAAG Hill's Gym. Galaxy Gym. SCATS HB Cardinal Gym. SCEGA Wright's SCATS HB BYers Gym. Desert lights
9.550 9.550 9.525 9.475 9.475 9.475 9.425 9.400 9.375 9.375 9.375
1 Amanda Castillo 1 Miranda Smith 3 Brittney Morgan 3 Michelle Stout 5 Emily Green 5 Michele Brenner 7 Taylor Seaman 7 Nikki Dilbert 9 Sophia Hocini 9 Emilie Rymer
Orlando Metro ilYers Gym. Hill's Gym. Southern Tier GTC of Roch. Galaxy Gym. Hiahlanders TAGS South SCEGA Medina Gym.
9.650 9.650 9.600 9.600 9.575 9.575 9.550 9.550 9.525 9.525
38.975 38.450 38.450 38.325 38.300 38.000 37.525 37.500 37.475 37.400
1 Tiffany Tolnay 2 Latasha Smith 2 Kiara Redmond 4 Adrianne Perry 5 Corey Hartung 6 Sabrina Long 7 Ashley O'Neal 8 Sarah Parsons 9 Nicole Felley 10 Joanna Bennett
Texas Dreams Gym. Express SCATS HB GAGE Hill's Gym KraffiAcad. Gym Acad. Atlanta SIGS Texas Dreams Rhonert Park
1 Latasha Smith 1 Amber Neroes 3 Tiffany Tolnay 3 Adrianne Perry 5 Kiara Redmond 5 Briana Dicus 7 Lauren Agostino 7 lindsey Puckett 9 Sabrina Long 9 Elizabeth Meals 9 Kiki Holman 9 CortneY Krismer
Gym. Express Univ. of Gym. Texas Dreams GAGE SCATS HB Energym Sports Ocean Tumblers Gwinett Gym. Kraffi Acad. Pittsburgh Northstars TAGS South Black Hills
9.775 9.775 9.700 9.700 9.675 9.675 9.650 9.650 9.600 9.600 9.600 9.600
1 Tiffany Tolnay 2 Kiara Redmond 3 Latasha Smith 4 Adrianne Perry 4 Stacy Kalberg 6 Corey Hartung 7 Joanna Bennett 7 Jessica Kelley 7 Cecilia Maccani 7 Lauren Brooks
Texas Dreams SCATS HB GYm. Express GAGE Arena Gym. Hill's Rhonert Park Airborne Gym. Scamps Gym. Auburn Gym.
9.700 9.650 9.550 9.525 9.525 9.500 9.450 9.450 9.450 9.450
1 Tiffany Tolnay 2 Corey Hartuno 3 Adrianne Perry 4 Sabrina Long 5 Kiara Redmond 6 Tricia Woo 7 Lacy Hendress 8 Ashley O'Neal 9 Latasha Smith 9 Christina Suhr
Texas Dreams Hill's GAGE KraffiAcad. SCATS HB West Valley Wright's GYm . Acad. Atlanta Gvm. Express Orlando Metro
9.800 9.675 9.550 9.500 9.475 9.450 9.425 9.400 9.375 9.375
1 Tiffany Tolnay 2 Latasha Smith 3 Corey Hartung 4 Kiara Redmond 5 Adrianne Perry 5 Lacy Hendress 7 Sabrina Lon 7 Natalie Rubinstein 7 Abby Stack 10 Jessica Kelley 10 Devin Markle
Texas Dreams GYm. Express Hill's SCATS HB GAGE Wri ht's Kraffi Acad. Park Ave. Gym. Int'I. Gym Airborne Gym. Flips USA
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or most gymnasts the story is pretty much the same-training in the gym four hours per day, four to six days per week; eating on the run, and competing weekends in different cities. The story for Madison Torok is somewhat different.
Madison was born with a birth defect called Arthrogryphrosis Multiplex. In most children, this birth defect is crippling with possible surgeries involved. For Madison, the right side of her body was affected, most severely in her right foot and hand. Madison's mom Lisa said, "When Madison was a baby we were told by the doctors that she would probably never run and even walking would be somewhat clumsy for her. Her foot and leg were casted at birth and surgery was performed in her first year to correct her foot. She couldn't bend her arms until the age of 4." To this day, Madison still struggles to grasp with her right hand. She has minimal fine motor skills and bending her arm to bring her right hand to her mouth to do the simple task of biting a cookie is still difficult for her to do. Madison started gymnastics at age 5 as a means to stretch and condition her body and develop her motor skills. It was through this training that it was discovered Madison not only loved being in the gym but she was also very flexible and eager to learn. Lisa said, "I was a high school gymnast and knew that the sport has so many benefits. 1 knew that conditioning and stretching could help her body. She was so small and frail and 1 thought gymnastics could help her muscles develop." With the help of Peter (shown at right) and Tania Gueorguiev (shown above) of Euro Stars Gymnastics in Plymouth, Mich. Madison's dream to actually become a gymnast came true. The coaches saw the passion and determination in Madison and decided to dedicate their time and knowledge to help her achieve her goal. It took many hours of practice and conditioning before Madison finally made it to Level 4 as a pre-team gymnast. At that level she was able to participate in "Fun Meets" and it was only the beginning! Peter said, "Madison's story is just amazing. Our gym philosophy is that all children have a place in our program and
we wanted to give her an opportunity. Our expectations for Madison were to improve her disabilities, but we never dreamed she would be a member of our competitive team. We treated her the same as the other kids in our gym and she continued to improve." In September of 2004 Madison became a member of the Euro Stars Level 5 team. Madison's right hand and her arm strength are her biggest obstacles physically, but her setbacks have not discouraged her. Madison just finished her first competitive year as a Level 5 and placed fifth on floor and 13th on vault at State Meet in the gold level. She also started the season scoring 5's on bars but managed an 8.00 at State Meet despite her difficulties of even grasping the bar!
With the help of some very caring coaches and the determination of one child, anything is possible even when the odds are against you!
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Two-time World Champions from Empire Acro Gymnastics Sports in Riverside, California Arthur Davis and Shenea Booth announced their retirement from Acrobatic Gymnastics competition. "We felt like we wanted to go out on top," said Arthur. "I wanted to focus on my professional life and it was tough to just train and compete. It was time to retire." Arthur and Shenea may have retired from national and international competition but they haven't stopped performing. Arthur said, "My coach Youri Vorobyev and I formed Realis, a performing company where we do acrobatic shows. Shenea is also a part of the show. We're still training twice a day. The u.s. trio of Danielle Heider, Samantha Schabow and Jennifer daSilva, 2004 World bronze medalists and National Champions, have also retired from competition and are in our show, based out of Riverside, Calif." "We're loving it. It' s sort of like doing what you love for a living!"
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Vault 1. Alicia Sacramone 2. Annie Diluzio 3. Cheng Fei 4. Oksana Chusovitina 5. Aagje Vanwalleghem 6. Olga Sherbatykh 7. Kim Bui 8. Lara Marx
Teammate Annie DiLuzio from Folsom, Calif., won a silver medal in her first international event. DiLuzio,16, scored a 9.312 on vault. DiLuzio trains at Byers Gymnastics in Sacramento, Calif. Sacramone has had a productive season to date. She won gold on vault, and silver on floor at the 2005 Visa American Cup in February. Earlier in the season, she defeated 2004 Olympic vault champion Monica Rosu of Romania in World Cup competition in Birmingham, GBR. Sacramone trains at Brestyan's Gymnastics and is coached by Mihai and Sylvia Brestyan. In addition to Sacramone, event winners were Ponor on the balance
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Balance Beam USA USA CHN UZB BEL UKR GER LUX
9.312 9.275 8.975 8.950 8.756 8.556
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9.600 9.212 9.187 9.000 8.937 8.837 8.350 8.312 7.950
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Uneven Bars 1. Beth Tweddle 2. Laura Campos 3. Jana Sikulova 4. Aagje Vanwalleghem 5. Gael Mackie 6. Lynn Silcock 7. Loes Linders 8. Zhou Zhuoru 9. Kim Bui
1. Catalina Ponor 2. Suzanne Harmes 3. Zhang Nan 4. Oksana Chusovitina 5. Monette Russo 6. Marta Pihan 7. Laura Campos 8. Daniela Sofronie
ROM NED CHN UZB AUS POL ESP ROM
9.737 9.050 8.862 8.787 8.662 8.325 8.275 8.125
USA ROM NED GBR NED POL UZB CHN
9.325 9.212 9.100 9.012 8.862 8.637 8.625
Floor Exercise 1. Alicia Sacramone 2. Catalina Ponor 3. Suzanne Harmes 4. Beth Tweddle 5. Loes Linders 6. Marta Pihan 7. Oksana Chusovitina 8. Zhang Nan
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Alicia Sacrarnone continued her domination of the Vault apparatus, as she added another gold to her collection winning in finals at the Paris Berry World Cup, May 17-22. Sacrarnone easily topped Lais Souza of Brazil and Aagje Vanwalleghem of Belgium. This marks Sacrarnone's third World Cup vaulting victory this season as she was also crowned champion at the American Cup in February and at the Belgium event in April. She also added a sixth place finish on Floor scoring 8.525. The U.S. men tallied a pair of fifth place finishes in event finals with Houston Gymnastics Academy's Sean Townsend competing on Parallel Bars with 8.975 and University of Minnesota's Guillermo Alvarez on Floor scoring 9.025. Rings specialist Eric La Morte narrowly missed out on making finals in his signature event, despite putting up a strong 9.525. The men's delegation was rounded out by Jonathan Horton, Brett McClure, and Todd Thornton.
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Bars 1. LEPENNEC, Emilie 2. TWEDD LE, Elizabeth 4. DOS SANTOS, Daiane 5. SEVERINO, Isabelle 6. KOSTYUSKENKO, M 7. HARMES, Suzanne 8. ENGLERT, Danielle
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BRA FRA BRA NED POL USA GBR BEL
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Men's Floor 1. DRAGULESCU, Marian 2. KARBANENKD, Dimitri 3. BARMPAKIS, Konstantinos 4. BOGONOSYUK, Evaeni 5. ALVAREZ , Guillermo 6. TABARA, Naova 7. MARTINEZ, Rafael 8. KONECNY, Martin
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9.525 9.500 9.150 9.075 9.025 8.850 8.675 8.225
Pommel Horse 1. URZICA, Marius Daniel 2. CASIMIR, Eric 3. BERKI , Krisztian 4. CANO, Victor 5. BUSNARI , Alberto 6. MOUNARD, Johan 7. SELIG MEN, Robert 8. SUCIU, loan Silviu
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Stili Rinas 1. VAN GELDER, Yuri 1. CARMONA, ReQulo 3. MORANDI, Matteo 4. JOVTCHEV, Jordan 4. RODRIGUES, Dannv 6. COPPOLINO, Andrea 7. KURBANBAYEV, Timur 8. VALEEV, IIdar
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ROM KAZ ROM POL UKR LAT PUR BRA
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Parallel Bars 1. MOUNARD, Johan 2. PETKOVSEK, Mitia 3. KUWAHARA, Shun 4. CUCHERAT, Yann 5. TOWNSEND, Sean 6. DRIGGS SANTOS, Abel 7. CARBALLO, Manuel 8. URZICA, Marius Daniel
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Tiffany Tolnay from Texas Dreams Gymnastics won her third Junior Olympic
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Left to right: Elise Bases, Ashley Stott, Mattie larson and Chelsea Drooger finished in the top four all-around at the JO National Championships in the Junior A division.
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wo-time National Champion and Olympian Kristen Maloney, 24, recently graduated from UCLA with a degree in psychology, a long list of gymnastics accomplishments, and many great memories. UCLA head coach Valorie Kondos Field, summed it up best, "Kristen accomplished so much in her career, on a national, international and collegiate level, but what she will always be remembered for is her heart and her determination. She truly has the heart of a champion. I've been saying all year that she is a living legend in the sport of gymnastics, and I am thrilled that she is being recognized as such." USA Gymnastics Vice President of Programs Kathy Kelly said, "Despite Kristen's busy schedule she finds time to volunteer at USA Gymnastics as an athlete representative on the board of directors. Throughout her career as an elite and collegiate gymnast she has been an inspiration to all athletes for her true grit and determination." Senior All-American NCAA vault and beam champion, Kristen was named the nation's top collegiate female gymnast, an honor based on the results of national balloting among 1,000 NCAA member schools as part of the Collegiate Women Sports Awards program. She was also a nominee for the Honda Award, given annually to the nation's top collegiate female athlete. A native of Pen Argyl, Pa ., Maloney was a member of the 2000 U.S.
Olympic team. She won back-to-back U.S. all-around titles in 1998 and 1999. A nine-time All-American, she spent the final 10 weeks of the 2005 season as the nation's top-ranked all-around gymnast and placed second in the all-around competition at the NCAA Championships despite competing with a sprained ankle. She also won the vault and beam titles. When asked what it's like to compete in collegiate competition Kristen said, "Collegiate gymnastics is all about the team. Everything is focused on the team and the only time you compete for yourself is at NCAA Championships during event finals. There is much camaraderie and friendships among the team members, it makes competing so much fun." Kristen still enjoys watching elite gymnastics and tries to stay up on what's happening in the elite ranks. "r get occasional updates from my former coaches Bill and Donna Strauss from Parkettes," said Kristen. ''I'd like to go to the Visa Championships this August in Indianapolis if I can work it into my schedule." Kristen is working in San Diego, Calif., at Sea World in a show called Riptide. ''I'm dancing and doing tumble track in the show. The show runs late May through Labor Day. We do two shows a night, five nights a week."
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Co-winners Carly Patterson and Courtney Kupets in women's competition and Paul Hamm in men's competition won the 2004 Visa Championships all-around titles and went on to 2004 Olympic glory.
YOU'll see me top gymnasts In tile country In men, women, rnYthmlc and acroDatiC gymnaStIcs competition. The top elite men and women gymnasts in our country will compete at Conseco Fieldhouse while the Rhythmic and Acrobatic gymnasts will be at the Indiana Convention Center - all within walking distance of one another and the hotels, restaurants and shopping.
For coacnes, you can attend till USA Gymnastics national congress and Trade snow. This year a MEGA raffle will take place in the exhibit hall at the Indiana Convention Center and $35,000 worth of prizes will be given away. Thanks to USGSA for their help with this fun event. Gymnasts and fans, you're welcome to buy a day pass and visit the exhibit hall with all the latest and greatest products and services our sport has to offer.
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The Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony is Saturday, Aug.13, in conjunction with the Visa Championships. The ceremony will honor Olympic Gold Medalists Amy Chow and Dominique Dawes, Olympian Chainey Umphrey, three-time Olympian John Roethlisberger as well as rhythmic gymnast Jenifer Lovell Moreno, judge Harry Bjerke, and coach Kelli Hill.
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Kayla, 9, won the 2005 Level 5 Mississippi Stole Championship with an all·around score of 38.350. She also placed first on beam with a 9.80 and first on vau~ with a 9.625. Her Level 5team ako won the team championship. Kayla trains 01 Kips and is cooched by Wei Huang and Victor Fi~v.
Brandan has been in gymnastics since he was 3yea~ old. At age 12, he competes as a Level 9 gymnast. He placed fourth 01 the 2005 Maryland Stole Competition for Level 9, ages 12-13. He trains 01 United Gymnastix in Reisterstown, Md. His coaches are Mladen Stefanov & Sco" aingan.
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Lauryn, 14, won the 2005 Level 8 Rorida Stole Championships with a score of 37.250. She ako won first place on vau~ and ba~, and second place on beam and floor. In the last five yea~, she has won 11 Stole Championship Gold Medak, including three AII·Around titles. She's trains at Gemini Gymnastics Sports Center in Oldsmar, Rorida and is coached by Viktor Sov~ki and Galyno Lasinskoya.
Corley, 9, is the 2005 Level 7Stole Champion in her age group. She placed first on vault (9.475), first LEILA SHAFFER on floor (9.60), first in the all· MORGANTOWN, WEST VIRGINIA around (37.625), second on beam (9.10) and fourth on Leila Shaffer, 12, won first place all-around 01 the Level 5 ba~ (9.45). Corley trains 01 Mol Tro"e~ Gymnastics and West Virginia Stole Championships in the 12 and older age is coached by Deana lee. division. She also won first place on beam. leila is port of TYLER AND TANNER THERIT the G·Force team 01 the West Virginia Gymnastic Training HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA Center. The gym is owned and operoled by Gene Diaz. T~er Ther~ (le«), is a Level 5 gymnast, and Tonner Them (rightl, is a level 4 gymnast. The brothe~ are bath 2005 Pennsylvania Stole Vau~ Champions. T~er scored a 9.9 while his younger brother, Tanner, tied for gold with a 9.7. This also happens to be bath of their first event gold medak in competition.T~er won third place in the all-around 01 Stole Meet. The brothe~ are MEGAN SCHAEFER coached by Barry Mottern 01 DUBLIN, OHIO Artistic Sports Academy Plus. Megan,12, won the honor of competing WOUW YOU UKE TO BE in the level 8 Individual Event Bar NATE UMMEl INCLUDED IN Championship 01 the Arnold aassic in March, LOWELL MICHIGAN. FACES IN THE GYM? 2005. Megan took first place with ascore of NoIe, age 8, is a gymnast on the U.S. Airborne level 5 Send 0 photoond 0 poragraphof informofton to: 9.50. She also took third place all-around 01 team. In the Stole competition held March 19 in Bottle USA Gymnostics, Pon American Plozo, the Region 5 Championships with a score of Creek, Michigan, Nole placed first on Roor, Pommel 201 S. (opitol Ave., Suite 300, Indionopolis, IN46225 37.775. Megan is a member of the Midwest Horse and Rings and finished first place in the all· ~ or ffloil to around with a 56.80 . the top level 5 score of all age ~ Gymnastics and Cheer team in Dublin, Ohio, publications@usa-gymnastics.org and is cooched by Thad Beaver and Jenny groups! The four member Level 5team placed first in Sorry, photos cannot be returned. the team competition as well. Bordo. We'll select 0 few entries for publicoftonin the mogozine
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