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FEATURES 10
Sports Nutrition for Young Athletes
Proper nutrition for young athletes is not only vital for optimal athletic performance, but to their growth, development, and overall health. 12
Women's NCAA Championships
The University of Georgia not only won its third consecutive team title, but sophomore Courtney Kupets, a 2004 Olympic silver medalist, won the all-around honors.
14 Men's NCAA Championships Pennsylvania State University won the title at the 2007 Men's National Collegiate Championships and Oklahoma's Taqiy Abdullah-Simmons won the all-around. 16 Women's JO National
Championships The Level 10 Junior Olympic National Championships for women was hosted by Gym-Nation in Mason, Ohio, May 18-20. 20
Men's JO National Championships
This year marked the 33rd Men's Junior Olympic National Championships which took place in Oklahoma City, Okla., May 9-13.
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34 Tyson Fitness Challenge: Raising funds to help children in need Participate in the Tyson Fitness Challenge and rruse money to help children receive the best possible care whenever they need it.
39 Rhythmic JO National Championships The 2007 Junior Olympic Rhythmic Championships were held in Hilliard, Ohio, June 8-10,
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Pro per n utritio n fo r you ng at h I etes is not only vital for optimal athletic performance, but also to their growth, development, and overall health. Young gymnasts have unique needs that include adequate caloric intake, hydration, and meal timing, to name a few. A high performance diet will consist of a variety of healthy-choice foods including: whole grains, vegetables, low-fat and lean protein sources, low-fat dairy products, and fruits. Fats and sugars should be consumed infrequently and in small amounts.
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Car b o hydrate s Carbohydrates are the primary energy source for physical activity and are found in nearly all foods that we consume (grains, vegetables, fruits, and dairy) . At least 50-60 percent of a young athlete's total daily caloric intake should come from carbohydrates .
Carbohydrates .Good Choices vs. Bad Choices GROUP
BETTER CHOICE
Grains
Rye bread, Whole wheat bread, Cheerios
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White bread, fried breads, Sugary cereals
Vegetable
Fresh vegetables (fresh or frozen), not boiled too hard
Canned vegetables, fried vegetables
Fruit
Fresh fruits (fresh or frozen)
Canned fruits in heavy syrup
Dairy
Whole milk, fattening cheeses, heavy Non-fat and low-fat milk, cheese, and yogurt (low sugar) . creams, yogurt (with syrupy fruits added)
Fats, sugar, snacks
Food items prepared in a plant oil (canola, olive, vegetable), fruit snacks, organic snacks
Food items prepared in animal source fats, oils, margarine, trans-fats, fried snacks
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last Choice Carbs (Fast) Pancakes, waffles, crepes, white potatoes, most cereals (check amount of sugar), sports drinks, maple syrup, dates, figs, crackers, pretzels, honey, molasses, ketchup, white bread, bagels, rice cakes
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Poultry
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WORSE CHOICE ~ Fatty cuts, lower quarters
Fats Fat is important for protecting organs, hormone production, providing protection and insulation to various organs of the body, and for supporting vitamin uptake. Fat intake should be approximately 20-30 percent of total caloric intake. Avoid saturated and h'ans fats, especially after being physically active (it slows down the uptake of necessary nutrients). Healthier choice fats include unsaturated fats (think from plant sources versus animal) .
Hydration Dehydration is counterproductive to enhanCing athletic performance. Minor dehydration impairs concentration, coordination, reaction time, and stamina. Children do not tolerate temperature extremes as well as older athletes. Special attention should be placed on making sure young athletes have adequate fluid intake before, during, and after activity. The following are suggestions to help maintain proper hydration: ~ 10-12 (80-96 oz) cups of water a day ~
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BETTER CHOICE Pure water, low-sugar flavored water, low-sugar or no-sugar added juices, sports drinks (during and after exercise ONLY)
Competition Snacks What types of food are better choice snacks for on the go, or at competitions? ~ Go-gurt (portable yogurt), or other low-fat yogurt
WORSE CHOICE Coffee, tea, soda, alcoholic beverages, egg nog (fattening), milkshakes, beverages with high fructose corn syrup, sugary fruit juices
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Fo od On The Go Making better choices with fast food If your only option is eating out, which choices are better?
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GROUP McDonald's
BETTER CHOICE Premium Grilled Chicken Sandwich, Hamburger, Fruit &Yogurt Parfait, 4-piece chicken nuggets
WORSE CHOICE Fried Chicken, Big Mac, Double Quarter Pounder with cheese, Grilled Chicken Club, Grilled Chicken Bacon & Ranch, Grilled Snack Wraps, Chicken Selects Premium, Premium salads w/crispy chicken, medium or large French fries
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Market fresh wrap or sandwich. without the sauce, mayo, and bacon, Arby's Melt, French Dip Sandwich, Ham &Swiss Melt, Hot Ham & Cheese, Martha's Vineyard Salad, Santa Fe Salad with Grilled Chicken, Baked Potato plain
: Any Market Fresh Sandwich or Wrap as is, Natural Chicken Sandwiches : fried and with sauce or mayo, : Roast beef & Swiss, Big Roast beef sandwich, loaded potato bites, ; Mouarella sticks, onion petals, ; potato cakes, milkshakes, Italian . Sub, Philly Beef &Swiss Sub, Roast : Beef, Turkey Sub, Milkshakes, : medium or large French fries (curly . or regular)
Burger King
Plain hamburger, cheeseburger, original Whopper no mayo, Whopper Junior no cheese and mayo, Tender Grilled Chicken Sandwich no mayo
Wendy's
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BY MIKE LORENZEN, NACGC/W PRESIDENT HE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH PLAYED HOST TO THE 2007 Women' s NCAA National Championships, which featured a 12team field with the top two teams from each NCAA Regional Championship. The University of Georgia not only won its third consecutive team title, but sophomore Courtney Kupets, a 2004 Olympic silver medalist, won the all-around honors for the second straight year and the vault title. Other event finals winners were: Alabama's Terin Humphrey (2004 Olympic medalist), uneven bars; Utah's Ashley Postell (2002 World Championships medalist), balance beam; and Alabama's Morgan Dennis, floor exercise. In the team competition, the top three teams from each of the two team preliminary sessions advanced to team finals, also known as the "Super Six." The top four gymnasts (including ties) on each event in each session become First Team All Americans and qualify to individual event finals on Saturday night and the next four finishers become Second Team All Americans. The gymnast with the highest single All-Around score from either session becomes the NCAA National All-Around Champion. In the first team preliminary session, the two-time defending champion Gym Dogs posted the top score with a 197.700 to edge past top-ranked Florida, which scored a 197.400. Nebraska started the meet with a miss from their very first performer on their first event, but demonstrated why they have become a regular in team finals with a very strong performance through the rest of the afternoon that was four-tenths better than Oklahoma's 196.25 and half a point ahead of Alabama's 196.125. Stanford came out strong in the evening session with a solid floor effort and a remarkable vault performance, earning a 49.525 that tied Georgia's phenomenal vault effort earlier that day. At the half way point in the session, Stanford held a narrow lead over Utah, 98.700 to 98.625. The other three teams had fallen back, with LSU at a 97.950 (rough start on bars) and Michigan and UCLA both at 97.825, promising a great deal of drama through the last several rotations. A tremendous bar score of 49.500 pushed the Utes ahead of Stanford after the third event. Things really heated up in the race for the third Super Six slot when a strong UCLA vault squad garnered a 49.425 to leapfrog over LSU and run away from a Michigan team that struggled on beam. Stanford' s 49.300 on beam to finish the meet showed impressive toughness and was the best beam score of the session, but Utah's 49.200 gave them the top spot at the end of the session. UCLA snagged the last qualifying spot at 196.475, just two tenths ahead of LSD. The Utes' 197.325 and Stanford's 197.200 made them the likely challengers to the top two teams from the afternoon session. The team finals started at a blistering pace with all six teams giving strong performances in the first rotation: Georgia scored 49.425 on bars; Utah was half a tenth back at 49.375 on floor; Florida had a 49.225 on beam; and Stanford scored a 49.225 on vault. The pressure intensified as every team finished their second events, and the Utes and Gym Dogs were tied with 98.75. Florida was only two tenths back and Stanford, UCLA, and Nebraska were stacked up right behind. A fall on bars forced the Utes to count a 9.65 that suddenly opened the door to a surging Gator squad that turned in an impressive 49.40 on vault to edge 12
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past Utah by a tenth at the close of three events. Georgia began to pull away after a remarkable show of strength on floor. Stanford was in fourth with their second rocked beam rotation in two days. UCLA closed the gap with a strong effort on floor that left them in fifth by just half a tenth. Nebraska dropped back four-tenths after beam, and the meet ····4."Kristin·a·S·as·ke·ti·· -_···············Utah···· ················~i.9000 looked to be a very tight race for the second to fifth place spots . ............................. In the final rotation, Georgia won its third consecutive ... 5·. Mela.ni~Sin.clair ....... __ ... .FI~rida 5. Katie Heenan .. __ ~~orgia. __________ .9..~~7.5. __ national championship after recording an unbelievable ... .7J\5hle~PQ51~1I.. .. __ .__ .WilD__ .________ .. __ .9..825.Q__ . 49.525 on vault for the second night in a row. Florida 8. Daria Bijak Utah 9.8000 finished strong with the second best bar total of the Balance Beam Utah 9.9375 Super Six, but it was surging Utah who had the ....1: ~s.hleY..P~st~1I 2. Grace Taylor Georgia 9.9000 top beam performance of the night and passed ----fAmanda Castillo 98500 ' Florida Florida for the second spot by .05 with a ::X~or~¥:Ha:riu:ng ···············--·Florida:::::: •• :.::.9.~~()() 197.25. UCLA (196.925), Stanford (196.825) 3. Counney Kupets Georgia 9.8500 3. Nicole Ourada Stanfo'rd 9.8500 and Nebraska (195.975) finished fourth . '-ftlbirha Vi·m.. ··············· ·······Stanfc;id·········· ·····~j.8375 . ........................ ............................ . through sixth, respectively. 8. Terin Humphrey Alabama 9.8000 Georgia is the only team to advance to )~~n~Li ____ .. :::: ~c.lA . ...... 9,781L the Super Six every year since the format 10: ~el~ p'helan __ . Jo~isiana ~tat~ 9]750 began in 1993, and no team has won __ ll . ~eIIY. F.e~ . 5.tanford 9]250 Florid.a.............. ~~~7~ ... . three straight national titles since Utah ....12.. Mel~ni~ .Sin.clair.... 13. TriciaWoo Nebraska 9.6625 ........... .............. won five in a row (1982-86). iii ..lA..Krist!~p.~s!\Q. :j9~iiiaiia:~iati . __ 9.W5
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--9:Niiiifiiiiiler'" ······· loiififaiia·Siaie ...... -.- ................... . 14. Tasha Schwikert
UCLA
Team Score Georgia --. --. ------"39:7S0. iiiiih 39.600 -- Florida " 39:550 ' 3'9:500 ........ ~~or9.ia __ UCLA 39.500 ~\a~f9r.a .____ .. J~)OQ. __ .... ~ta~f9rd. . __ . __ )9:45Q Oklahoma 39.425
Team Score 39.350 Oklahoma IS. Nicole Ourada Stanford 39.350 17. Kylie Stone Nebraska 39.250 1i'ja·neiAiiiiiii --------· ·------·iowa State 39.250 ...................... -. -................. -........ . 1.9)erin~ull1p.h.rey. ____ . .. ~la.barna .. }9)25 19. Desire'Sniatynski Nebraska 39.225 1.5 . B.ri.n.n~y~o.nc.ak-S~h.ull1ann.
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Denver
9.5500
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Penn State Wins Men's NCAA Championships Team Title ENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY, COMPETING ON its home turf in Rec Hall, won an NCAA-record 12th men's gymnastics team title at the 2007 Men's National Collegiate Gymnastics Championships, scoring 221.00 points. Per.n State defeated defending champions Oklahoma who scored a 220.20 while Stanford finished third with a 218.450. Oklahoma had a 1.6 point lead going into the final rotation, but the Nittany Lions performances on still rings moved them into first place. Penn State's Head Coach Randy Jepson said, "I am thrilled for our guys. We had a goal at the beginning of the season and they came through with flying colors. They never let down. I am really proud of Matt Cohen and the rest of the group." When asked if this was one of the highest points in his career, Jepson said, "It is going to be tough to beat. It is a special moment. Winning it in front of the fans and family is huge." Rounding out the top six tea ms were Michigan in fourth (218 .400), Illinois in fifth (217.300) and Minneso ta in sixth (217.150) . 2006 and 2007 Tyson American Cup Champion Jonathan Horton from Oklahoma said, "The competition was a lot of fw1. I enjoyed it. We didn't win but I was still really proud of the team and how we did." In the all-around, Oklahoma University's Taqiy AbdullahSimmons won the all-around title with a score of 55.750. The 2006 defending champion Horton and the University of Illinois' Wesley Haagensen tied for second with a score of 55.00 points, just 0.75 behind Abdullah-Simmons. Abdullah-Simmons said, "I am very excited about winning the all-around. It is always a pleasure to win any competition, let alone the National Championships. It is kind of hard to talk about it because the team always comes first. But winning the all-around is nice to have in a class of such great people that were ahead of me." During event finals, Horton took top honors on floor and high bar with a score of 9.650 and 9.675, respectively. California's Tim McNeill also grabbed two event titles on pommel horse and parallel bars with scores of 9.650 and 9.725. Stanford's Alex Schorsch won rings with a score of 9.750. There was a tie on vault between Stanford's David Sender and Ohio State's Pejman EbralUmi, both scoring 9.30. 14
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Oklahoma
9.650
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California 9.650 Penn State 9575 ··············Iowa················· ·9:iOO .. ···· Stanford ............. "9:2dii" ..... . ::)nhrliHarji~i:::::::" 5..J. Schmidt Nebraska 9.075 6. Stephen Tetrault Nebraska 8.975 ·····i·Kiiseikmanii············ Minnesota 8.875 8. JustinLaury·················· ····Michigiiii··············S:675·.. ····· ··9·DavidSeode;·.... ···· Stariford·.. ··· .. ······8325 ';0 Deiek'Heiiiiy '" Penn State 7.750 Still Rings
1. Alex Schorsch ·· Tfommy·Ramos
Stanford 9.750 ·.. ··Peiio·Siaie· ·········9:725······· "3jiiiiai·hiiriHo~ori········ · ··· · ···Okia·hiima········· ..967S .... ·· ..41 DaviEenderStiiiiior(j' " ····· · .. ij6·50······ ·· ..4fDYiiucher···· OhioStiite ····· .. 9650 · 6. Peter Derriiari' Stanford ·············g:iJdir· ·..jfTa·qiY"Aiiduiia·h~·5immiini ·····Okiahoma ... 9:5·50········ "lfVladdiuiiiiari··············· ·Peoii·siiiie···· ···· 9.ssij··· .... · .. 9fAriiliw·Eikin(j······· .. ····· ····Miciiigan 9.450 .. '''Michigan'' ·.. 9450 .. ··· Stanford
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1.TimMcNeili California 9.725 ........... ................. ........... . 2. DJ Bucher Ohio State 9.625 1 Colin chiiii·· .... ················ C;iii{oin·ia ····9:4·7S····· ····4i'AndrwEikind····················Michigaii ······· 9.450 ··4Uaco·6Tee···· Mjiiiieioiii············9:4S0········ ·6."Tommy"R"amoi······.. ··········Peri·o·Siaie.. 9.400 ··i"Wfilie lio .. ············ ···ohioSiiiie ···········ij:f50········ ····'B."Kyson'stiiiihliworlg·· ···········ciiiifoiiifa···············g:OOO········ ···9Se·;geiiimiiiiev ······· Miiiri·eiiiia····· ·······8:9i5·.. ····· ····;o:fTSchmiiii························iieiiia·skii·.. · 8.600 ........... -
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9.500
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HGA
9.450
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Infinite Bounds
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9.750
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9.450
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9.600
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S. Nicole Tom 6. Kylee Botterman 7. Staci Schwitkis 7. Sam Walior 9. Becky Blahyi 9. Lucy Ennis 1. Gina Nuccio
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o 7 The Academic AlIAmerican Recognition Awards were presented to over 343 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. Thomas Kelley was presented with the Mas Watanabe Award as the top Level 10, 16-18 year old athlete in this competition. The Frank Cumiskey Award was presented to former Junior Progranl Manager, Bo Morris National Service Awards were presented to Chris Rippy (AR), Robert Lundy (MD), Brandy Wood (NM), Dean Morales (NM), Juha Tanskanen (MI) , and Stacy Maloney (WI) for 5 years of service. Steve Artemis from Colorado and Wayne Kerr from Washington received their 1 year award. World Championship team coach Kevin Mazeika from Texas received his 15 year award. Mike Naddour, of the Junior Coaching Staff from Arizona received his 20 year award. Region 9 Chairman, Dean Schott received his 25 year award and Raleigh Wilson from Wyoming received his 30 year award. Special thanks to Tyson and Chevron for their support of this event and to GK Elite Sportswear for their continued support of the Junior Olympic Program.
Junior Olympic National C hampionships which took place in th e Cox Convention Center Arena in Oklahoma City, Okla., May 9-13. The event featured competi tion in Levels 9 and lOin regional team, all-around and individual events. The levels are determined by skill level, and Level 10 is split into two age groups, 14-15 years old and 16-18 years old. The Junior Olympic National Championships is a qualifier for Level 10 gymnasts to the Visa Championships (Aug. 15-18 in San Jose, Calif.), where the national teams for both age groups are determined. The 14 top gymnasts in Level 9 are named to the Junior Olympic National Team. Congratulations to the all-around champions: Thomas Kelley of Buffalo Grove Gymnastics (Level 10, 16-18), Danell Leyva of Universal Gymnastics (Level 10, 14-15) , and Sam M ikulak from SCATS Hungtington Beach (Level 9, 12-13). Also, congratulations to the Regional Team champions: Region 1 won the Level 10, 14-15 year old division and Region 5 won the Level 10, 16-18 year old division. Finally, congratulations to Universal Gymnastics who won the Level 10 Club Team award and Black Hills Gymnastics who won the Level 9 Club Team award.
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Buffalo Grove
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Rochester Acad.
9.375
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Azarian Gym.
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Cypress Academy
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Chatfield
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11112007 JO National Championships Level 9: A"-Around Winners 0"" 1. 5am Mikulak 2. John Orozm 1 Joshua Wilson 4. Maximillian Mayr 5. Dominic Morris 6. Sean Melton 7. Devin Bumett 8. Spencer Smith 9. Konner Ackerman 10. Allan Bower 11. Craig Hernandez 12. Jesse Glenn 13. Jacoby Rubin 14. Sean Sen~ 15. Adrian De 16. Austin Eppeoon 17. Joshua Ungar 18. Graham Chapman 19. Emmanuel Monroy 20. Trevor Howard 21 . Tyler Schermann 22. Joshua Ramos 23. Steven Jaciuk 24. Danny Berardini 15. Jonathan Deaton 26. Jonathon Uu 27. Dalton Haas 27. Timothy Wang 29. Drake Rodriguez 30. Carter Levreault
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18.775 18.7SO 17.350 18.950 19.375 18.075 17.875 18.5SO 18.925 183SO 19.525 18.200 18.815 17.225 17.050 16.6SO 16.150 17.600 15.250 15.6SO 16.000 15.675 16.300 15.300 16.625 16.250 14.850 16.550 14.850 16300 15.975 15.900 17.150 16.550
19.100 19300 18.750 19.575 19.275 19.250 19.075 17.9SO 18.275 16.900 16.950 18.1SO 18.250 17.800 18.175 18.100 17.825 16.400 17515 16.7SO 16.400 16.250 17.115 18.1SO 16.150 17.325 17.625 16.075
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18.100 17.925 18.875 18.700 18.600 18.050 16.875 183SO 17.700 16.625 16.175 18.6SO 17.650 17.7SO 17.100 17.1SO 18.275 17.550 16.975 15.600 17.000 17.450 17.550 16.825 17.500 16.050 18.250 16.600 17.700 16.150 16.150 16.750 15.150 16.750 17.250 15.350
112.325 112.275 111.600 110.750 110.625 108.625 108.150 107.975 107.350 106300 106.050 106.025 105.800 105.725 104.725 104.325 104.200 103.475 101025 102.675 102.150 101.925 101.700 101.600
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25-33· You're a gymnastics genius! 15-24· You're above average in your knowledge of the sport 8-14· You're average in your knowledge ofthe sport. 0-7· Keep reading the magazine and you'll improve your knowledge. To check your answers go to http://www.usa-gymnastics.org/events/2007/ championships/funpage.html to learn the correct names of all the gymnasts on the front cover!
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The 13th World Gymnaestrada will take place July 8-15 in Dornbirn, Austria. More than 21,000 gymnasts from more than 50 countries will participate in a full week of General Gymnastics performances. The USA delegation will consist of more than 400 people representing 10 clubs from across the United States. The USA delegation will also participate in a cooperative project with the Pan American Gymnastics Union (PAGU) when 800-plus participants join together for a special Closing Ceremony presentation.
Good Luck to all of the U.s. participants from: Club/State Go For It USA, NV Biron's Gymnastics, TX West Bend Dance and Tumbling. WI Chattooga, GA Uttle Gym of Anchorage, AK Skyview GymDance~, MD Fallbrook Gymnastics, CA Westport YMCA, a Carolina Rhythmic Waves, NC Columbia Gymnastics, MD
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.... CARLIE DOBKIN Buffalo Grove, Illinois Carlie, 14, won the 2007 Level 7State Championships on both beam and vault and placed second all-around with ascore of 37.5. She trains at the North Shore Gymnastic club in Lake Forest, III., and is coached by Cari, Lana and Dennis.
A ADAM GEBELEIN Ringgold, Georgia Adam, 11, is aLevel 6atTAG Gymnastics in Chattanooga Tenn., and is coached by Mark Crider and Larry Denham. He took second all-around at the Tennessee State Meet and won the gold medal on parallel bars. Adam underwent heart surgery in August 2006 and was out of the gym for three months. What an amazing comebackl
... LAUREN JAMES Las Vegas, Nevada Lauren, 8, swept the Level 4 2007 Nevada State competition with ascoreof 37.875 in her first year of competition. She won gold on all events -- 9.625 vault, 9.575 bars, 9.45 floor, and 9.225 beam. Lauren trains at Go For It USA and her team wonthe Level 4,5, and 6 team titles.
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... GRIFFIN OLiS Rochester, Michigan Griffin won the Level 4(8-9 yr. old div.) Michigan 5tate Championships title. He scored a56.95 all-around. He won gold medals on four of the six events including rings, pommel horse, high bar and floor His team, Gymnastics Training Center, won the Level 4State Title as well!
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needs to have the passion for gymnastics with a strong conditioning technique and the ability to build a strong foundation in gymnasts. Position will includeworking with two assistant team coaches. Primary responsibility will be training levels 7-10. Salary commensurate with experience. The gym is located near the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains and approximately 4 hours from the beach. The Academy opened a new 16,000 sq. ft. facility in Sept 2005. Call, fax, or send resume and references to: Lynchburg Academy of Gymnastics & Power Tumbling, c/o Lori Darter/Sandy Moon, 20106 Leesville Rd, Lynchburg, VA 24502. Phone: 434-239-8900, Fax: 434-239-8912, email: gldarter@aol.com The lebanon Valley Family YMCA in South Central Pennsylvania seeks a full time, energetic, self-motivator, Gymnastics Director with enthusiasm and the desire and passion to take our Gymnastics Department to the top. Responsibilities includebudget, supervisionand training of coaches&part time staff, special events and meets. Must have Gymnastic safety cert, USAGcertified skill evaluator. BSHealth/Physical Education or equivalent. Salary range: 32-36K, retirement and vacation. Send resumes or questionsto: mweidler@lebanonymca.org love Kids, love Gymnastics! Positive Motivated and High Energy required!!1 Looking for a full time coach/manager to assist in all aspects of agrowing gymnastics program.TwistersGymnastics in Berlin, Maryland, just minutesfrom Ocean City beaches isnow hiring team girls and boys coaches and gym managers l Shouldhaveapassion to teach all levels and classes boysand girlsl Level 1-10. Salary commensurate with experience l 30-40 hoursavailable. Overtime available at time and ahalf. Please call Carmella at 410-629-0878 or fax resume to 410-629-0879.
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