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ANZ Sports Star Awards 2012

December 3, 2012, 6:17 pm
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The ANZ Sports Star Awards are Western Australia's premier sport awards and are held by the Western Australian Sports Federation and their partners. The nominations have closed and the finalists in each category have been announced with the winners being announced at an awards ceremony which is being held  at the Crown Perth on Thursday, December 13th, 2012. Gymnastics Western Australia has nominated finalists in six categories. Good luck to all!

THE WEST AUSTRALIAN ANZ SPORTS STAR AWARD:
  • Alana Boyd - Athletics (Track and Field)
  • Luke Hughes - Baseball
  • Christina Kreppold - Baseball
  • Lauren Reynolds - BMX Racing
  • Danny Green - Boxing
  • Naomi-Lee Fischer-Rasmussen - Boxing
  • Ashley Schroeder - Calisthenics
  • Hayley Moir - Calisthenics
  • Kynan Maley - Canoeing (Slalom)
  • Yita Choong - Chess 
  • Mike Hussey - Cricket
  • Chris McWhirter - Croquet
  • Melissa Hoskins - Cycling
  • Cameron Meyer - Cycling
  • Justin Miles - Darts
  • Clayton Fredericks - Equestrian (Eventing)
  • Kane Mitchell - Football (Australian Rules)
  • Janine Murray - Gymnastics (Rhythmic)
  • Lauren Mitchell - Gymnastics (Women's)
  • Nigel Barley - Handcycling
  • Fergus Kavanagh - Hockey
  • Alana Nicholls - Kayaking (Sprint)
  • Jesse Bowland-Curtis - Lacrosse
  • Jessica Kennedy - Lacrosse
  • Daniel Ricciardo - Motor Sport
  • Bryan Staring - Motorcycling
  • Caitlin Bassett - Netball
  • Ricky Thackray - Orienteering (Moutain Bike)
  • Robin Anderson - Petanque 
  • Barry Cowburn - Rifle (Small Bore)
  • Paul Williams - Rogaining
  • Ben Cureton - Rowing
  • Todd Skipworth - Rowing
  • Nathan Sharpe - Rugby Union
  • Tristan Brown - Sailing
  • Katherine Downie - Swimming
  • Blair Evans - Swimming
  • Colin Bowler - Table Tennis
  • Matthew Watson - Tenpin Bowling
  • Felicity Sheedy-Ryan - Triathlon
  • Gemma Beadsworth - Water Polo
  • Glencora Ralph - Water Polo
  • Ryan Green - Water Skiing
  • Vennesa Leopold - Water Skiing
  • Shaun Norris - Wheelchair Basketball
  • Emma Chalmers - Wrestling
  • Steve Kennedy - Wrestling

RAILTRAIN JUNIOR SPORTS STAR AWARD:
  • Elizabeth Parnov - Athletics (Track and Field)
  • Elliot Hargreaves - Baseball
  • Rachelle Smith - BMX (Racing)
  • Kiera Skeet - Calisthenics
  • Thomas Pinnock - Chess
  • William Bosisto - Cricket
  • Bradley Linfield - Cycling
  • Kelsey Robson - Cycling
  • Maddison Keeney - Diving
  • Jack Martin - Football (Australian)
  • Min Jee Lee - Golf 
  • Emily Little - Gymnastics (Women's)
  • Shannon Reynolds - Kayaking (Sprint)
  • Ashtyn Hiron - Lacrosse
  • Ben Thompson - Lacrosse
  • Caleb Grothues - Motorcycling
  • Kaylia Stanton - Netball
  • Courtney Bruce - Netball
  • Oscar McNulty - Orienteering
  • Lilly Tinapple - Rowing
  • Jacob Willcox - Surfing
  • Katherine Downie - Swimming
  • Damian Fyfe - Swimming
  • Holly Nicholas - Table Tennis
  • Cameron Johnston - Tenpin Bowling
  • Jayden Love - Touch Football
  • Jaz Hedgeland - Triathlon
  • Kenji Nener - Triathlon
  • Jake Dowding - Water Skiing
  • Lewis Dowding - Water Skiing
  • Amber Merritt - Wheelchair Basketball
  • Jake Bloomfield - Wrestling
  • Mark Spearman - Yachting

CHANNEL 7 PERTH TEAM OF THE YEAR:
  • Badminton WA U15 Team - Badminton
  • Perth HEAT - Baseball
  • CAWA 2012 Senior State Team - Calisthenics
  • Robin Jeffrey and Kynan Maley - Canoeing (Slalom)
  • Perth Scorchers - Cricket
  • Cycling WA Open Women's Sprint Team - Cycling
  • Cycling WA U17 Team Pursuit Team - Cycling
  • West Australian Senior Show Jumping Team - Equestrian (Show Jumping)
  • Claremont Football Club - Football (Australian Rules)
  • Perth Glory - Football (Soccer)
  • WA Women's State Amateur Team - Golf 
  • Aerodance Western Australia - Gymnastics (Sport Aerobics)
  • WA Handcycling Team - Handcycling
  • Jesse Phillips and Stephen Bird - Kayaking (Sprint)
  • WA Women's Senior State Lacrosse Team - Lacrosse
  • Western Sting - Netball
  • Women's Light Weight Coxless Quad Skull - Rowing
  • UWA Uniroos Match Racing Team - Sailing (Match Racing)
  • Western Australian Girls U13 Team - Table Tennis 
  • Southern Districts Women's Open - Touch Football
  • Fremantle Mariners - Water Polo
  • Fremantle Sharks Wrestling Club - Wrestling

KPMG COACH OF THE YEAR:
  • Alex Parnov - Athletics (Pole Vault)
  • Kim Rodgers - Badminton
  • Steve Fish - Baseball
  • Andrea Phillips - Calisthenics 
  • Lindsay Flinn - Cricket
  • Darryl Benson - Cycling
  • Iris Deng - Diving
  • Philippa Collier - Equestrian (Eventing)
  • Bill Duckworth - Football (Australian Rules)
  • Rob Wiley - Football (Australian Rules)
  • Ritchie Smith - Golf
  • Trudi Nurse - Gymnastics (Aerobic)
  • Martine George and Nikolai Lapchine - Gymnastics (Women's)
  • Ric Charlesworth - Hockey
  • Geoff Goddard - Lacrosse
  • Pamela Badani - Masters Swimming
  • Norma Plummer - Netball
  • Ian Dalton - Orienteering (Mountain Biking)
  • Matt Magee - Swimming
  • David Brown - Table Tennis
  • Ken Thompson - Tenpin Bowling
  • Grant Landers - Triathlon
  • Peter Arancini - Water Polo
  • Peter Szilagyi - Water Polo
  • John Triscari - Wheelchair Basketball
  • Chris Butler - Wrestling (Freestyle)

GIBSON & GIBSON LAWYERS OFFICIAL OF THE YEAR:
  • Jane Wheatley - Badminton
  • Jon Byrne - Baseball
  • Brett Robson - Baseball
  • Heather Lange - Calisthenics 
  • Janet White - Cycling
  • Kerrie Robbins - Equestrian (Eventing)
  • Scott McPhee - Football (Australian Rules)
  • Mathew Cheeseman - Football (Soccer)
  • Karen Gilgallon - Gymnastics (Rhythmic)
  • Michelle Yardley - Gymnastics (Women's)
  • Murray Grime - Hockey
  • Melissa Trivic - Hockey
  • Ramon Andersson - Kayaking (Sprint)
  • Stephanie McRae - Lacrosse
  • Ken Philips - Masters Swimming
  • Colin Arkell - Motor Sport
  • Trevor Newman - Motorcycling
  • Laura Payne - Netball
  • Ryan Arblaster - Swimming
  • Cedric Wilson - Table Tennis
  • Richard McIlroy - Touch Football 
  • Frank Stapleton - Triathlon
  • Cathy Hoare - Triathlon 
  • Eddy Girvin - Triathlon
  • John Wilson - Waterskiing
  • Michael Wrenn - Waterskiing
  • Gabor Boros - Water Polo

SRG CORPORATE SERVICE TO SPORT:
  • Steve Fish - Baseball
  • Beryl Brennan - Bowls
  • Wally Edwards - Cricket
  • John Smith - Cycling
  • Pollyann Huntington - Equestrian (Eventing)
  • Michael Bardsley - Football (Australian Rules)
  • Trudi Nurse - Gymnastics (Aerobic)
  • Elizabeth Chetkovich - Gymnastics (Women's)
  • David Bell - Hockey
  • Fiona Wilkins - Masters Swimming
  • John Thorburn - Motor Sport
  • Cindy Collis - Motorcycling
  • Winton Lawton - Motorcycling
  • Helen Robinson - Netball
  • Kelvin Masters - Rifle (Small Bore and PCYC)
  • Murray Glaskin - Rottnest Channel Swim
  • Shelley Hatton - Rottnest Channel Swim
  • David Cooper - Table Tennis
  • Kit Frazer - Touch Football
  • Mike Baldwin - Touch Football
  • Mark Batten - Triathlon
  • Frank Stapleton - Triathlon
  • Esme Bowen - Wheelchair Sports
  • John Longley - Yachting
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2012 Toyota International Gymnastics Competition

December 7, 2012, 4:53 pm
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The 2012 Toyota International Gymnastics Competition will be held on the 15th and 16th of December at the Sky Hall Toyota in Tokyo, Japan. The competition is split over the two days. The competition on the 15th begins at 2.00pm (local time) with the Men contesting the Floor Exercise, Pommel Horse and Still Rings, with the Women competing on the Vault and Uneven Bars. The Sunday, sees the Gymnastics get underway at 1.00pm (local time) with the Women competing on the Balance Beam and Floor Exercise with the Men participating on the Vault, Parallel Bars and Horizontal Bar. 

According to the Preliminary roster below, seven nations are set to send Gymnasts to Tokyo - Canada, Germany, Japan, Hong Kong, Korea, Ukraine, and Vietnam. So far I am loving the roster for both the Men and Women and hope that not too many changes will be made. 

WOMEN'S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS:
  • Sabrina Gill (CAN)
  • Isabelle Marquard (GER)
  • Anja Rheinbay (GER)
  • Oksana Chusovitina (GER)
  • Hiu Ying Angel Wong (HKG)
  • Nim Yan Choi (HKG)
  • PHAN Thi Ha Thanh (VIE)
  • Rie Tanaka (JPN)
  • Yu Minobe (JPN)
  • Asuka Teramoto (JPN)
  • Koko Tsurumi (JPN)
  • Yuko Shintake (JPN)
  • Mai Murakami (JPN)
  • Wakiko Ryu (JPN)
MEN'S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS:
  • Arthur Nabarrete Zanetti (BRA)
  • Zachary Clay (CAN)
  • Kenneth Ikeda (CAN)
  • Hugh Smith (CAN)
  • Christopher Jursch (GER)
  • Daniel Weinert (GER)
  • Kam Wah Liu (HKG)
  • Man Hin Jim (HKG)
  • Kiu Chung Ng (HKG)
  • Wai Hung Shek (HKG)
  • YANG Hak Seon (KOR)
  • Igor Radivilov (UKR)
  • Kazuhito Tanaka (JPN)
  • Yusuke Tanaka (JPN)
  • Ryohei Kato (JPN)
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Glagow World Cup

December 8, 2012, 5:10 pm
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The Glasgow World Cup, which is being held at the Emirates Arena is the final World Cup event for 2012 and is a part of the 2012-2013 All Around World Cup series. The competition is divided into two sessions, the first starting at 1.00pm (Glasgow local time) with the second commencing at 4.00pm (Glasgow local time). The competition boasts an exciting line up and it is expected to be one fierce World Cup!

The competition opened with an exhibition piece on the Uneven Bars by Beth Tweddle! Leyva fell to his knees on his final pass and had a few jumps out of passes, looks disappointed with his efforts. They're using music whilst the Men are performing on Floor Exercise, it is quite weird! Oleg Verniaiev of Ukraine is not competing! After the first rotation, Kristian Thomas (GBR) leads over Marcel Nguyen (GER) and Fabian Gonzalez (ESP). Two falls on Pommel for Thomas. After the Pommel Horse, Gonzalez leads over Daniel Purvis of Great Britain and Kazuhito Tanaka of Japan. At the halfway point Purvis leads over Tanaka and Marcel Nguyen. Purvis top scored on the Vault, Nguyen on Parallel Bars and Yusuke Saito of Japan on the Horizontal Bar. The competition was won by Marcel Nguyen however, with Tanaka and Purvis picking up the silver and bronze respectively.

Elizabeth Price wears Pink, the British ladies are wearing black with the gold and white Union Jack, Seitz is wearing the half white/half red leo, Hofland is wearing the green (is that green)? leotard with the detailing on the front, Inoue is wearing a red leo with white, yellow and black strip diagonally down the middle, Bui i wearing the German leotard that we all know and Ferrari is wearing a pretty colored leo with the one sleeve and cutout. Wakana Inoue sat down her Yurchenko 1.5. But she's still smiling. After the first rotation, American Elizabeth Price leads over Great Britain's Rebecca Tunney and Germany's Elisabeth Seitz. Fall for Hofland off Bars. Deep squat and a few steps back on the dismount on Bars for Niamh Rippin. Top three remain unchanged at halfway in competition. Price topped the final two events, taking out the title over Germany's Elisabeth Seitz and Kim Bui

All videos can be seen at: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLdamoj-y6y8INMYs2SFBk251SFQcM3wc&feature=view_all with thanks to BritishGymnasticstv
WOMEN'S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS:
  1. Elizabeth Price (USA) (15.900, 14.966, 14.033, 14.266) 59.165
  2. Elisabeth Seitz (GER) (14.233, 13.766, 13.800, 13.000) 54.799
  3. Kim Bui (GER) (13.766, 13.833, 13.233, 13.900) 54.732
  4. Vanessa Ferrari (ITA) (13.900, 13.633, 12.666, 14.233) 54.432
  5. Rebecca Tunney (GBR) (14.366, 14.166, 12.133, 13.766) 54.431
  6. Niamh Rippin (GBR) (14.100, 12.266, 13.133, 13.600) 53.099
  7. Wakana Inoue (JPN) (12.600, 13.466, 13.533, 13.166) 52.765
  8. Kaitlyn Hofland (CAN) (13.300, 12.233, 13.566, 13.000) 52.099
MEN'S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS:
  1. Marcel Nguyen (GER) (15.033, 13.466, 15.366, 15.800, 15.833, 14.600) 90.098
  2. Kazuhito Tanaka (JPN) (14.266, 14.500, 15.233, 15.266, 15.400, 15.333) 89.998
  3. Daniel Purvis (GBR) (14.633, 14.700, 15.266, 15.966, 14.966, 14.333) 89.864
  4. Danell Leyva (USA) (13.600, 14.600, 14.566, 15.666, 14.500, 15.300); Fabian Gonzalez (ESP) (14.900, 14.600, 14.066, 15.866, 13.800, 15.000) 88.232

  6. Yusuke Saito (JPN) (14.500, 14.066, 15.133, 14.066, 14.266, 15.433) 87.464
  7. Kristian Thomas (GBR) (15.800, 11.966, 14.733, 14.666, 14.266, 13.466) 84.897
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2013 AYOF Participants

December 8, 2012, 10:32 pm
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The competitors in the three Gymnastics disciplines are seemingly finalized. The 6th edition of the Australian Youth Olympic Festival takes place in Sydney, New South Wales from the 16th to the 20th January, 2013. Artistic Gymnastics is set to be held on the 18th and 20th, with gymnasts from Australia, China, Great Britain and New Zealand participating. In Rhythmic Gymnastics, competition is scheduled for the 18th and 19th of January with gymnasts from Australia, China, Great Britain, Malaysia and New Zealand competing. And finally, Trampoline Gymnastics will be contested on the 19th of January and will see gymnasts from Australia, Canada, China, Great Britain and New Zealand compete. Canada's participants are yet to be determined. Please note that some countries have not confirmed their entries as yet.

ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS:
WOMEN'S:
  • Brooke Callcott (AUS)
  • Gillian Chan (AUS)
  • Alexandra Eade (AUS)
  • Eliza Freeman (AUS)
  • Paige James (AUS)
  • Rianna Mizzen (AUS)
  • Darcy Norman (AUS)
  • Eden Tarvit (AUS)
  • Yawen Bai (CHN)
  • Siyi Chen (CHN)
  • Jie Mei (CHN)
  • Wei Wang (CHN)
  • Emily Crowe (GBR)
  • Teal Grindle (GBR)
  • Tyesha Mattis (GBR)
  • Amy Tinkler (GBR)
  • Hanna Malloch (NZL)
  • Courtney McGregor (NZL)
  • Charlotte Sullivan (NZL)
  • Millie Williamson (NZL)
MEN'S:
  • James Bacueti (AUS)
  • Scott Brooks (AUS)
  • Corey Morton (AUS)
  • Zachary Perillo (AUS)
  • Christopher Remkes (AUS)
  • Clay Stephens (AUS)
  • Robert Thornton (AUS)
  • Trenten Wan (AUS)
  • Yixin Du (CHN)
  • Huanzhang Jin (CHN)
  • Di Wu (CHN)
  • Ruoteng Xiao (CHN)
  • Dominick Cunningham (GBR)
  • James Hall (GBR)
  • Courtney Tulloch (GBR)
  • Nile Wilson (GBR)
  • Troy Arendse (NZL) 
  • Reegan Edwards (NZL)
  • Kyleab Ellis (NZL)
  • Jorden O'Connell-Inns (NZL)
RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS:
  • Maya Bennett (AUS)
  • Rhiannon Choe (AUS)
  • Marlee Holden (AUS)
  • Anastasia Katharios (AUS)
  • Rachel Raskopoulos (AUS)
  • Tula Vuong (AUS)
  • Michaela Whitehouse (AUS)
  • Tara Knox Wilkie (AUS)
  • Zixin Liu (CHN)
  • Rong Shang (CHN)
  • Ruoqi Wang (CHN)
  • Xiaolan Xu (CHN)
  • Lauren Brash (GBR)
  • Tyler Brumitt (GBR)
  • Tiola Gleeson (GBR)
  • Helena Stiles (GBR)
  • Iman Iskander Chan (MAS)
  • Lok Yi Chong (MAS)
  • Shasangari Sivaneswary Nagarajan (MAS)
  • Shak Yuki (MAS)
  • Nicole Connolly (NZL)
  • Mackenzie Figgitt (NZL)
  • Annaliese Graham (NZL)
  • Clementine Hutchison (NZL)
TRAMPOLINE GYMNASTICS:
WOMEN:
  • Claire Arthur (AUS)
  • Jayden Cooney (AUS)
  • Taylor Ellison (AUS)
  • Kird Ward (AUS)
  • Abbie Watts (AUS)
  • Yujie Jia (CHN)
  • Jingjing Wen (CHN)
  • Megan Pettit (GBR)
  • Isabelle Songhurst (GBR)
  • Alexa Kennedy (NZL)
  • Lizzie Stevenson (NZL)
MEN:
  • Lachlan Banham (AUS)
  • Dominic Clarke (AUS)
  • Aidan Collins (AUS)
  • Joshua Ibrahim (AUS)
  • Hugh McConnell (AUS)
  • Blake Rutherford (AUS)
  • (CAN)
  • Changxin Liu (CHN)
  • Quan Zhou (CHN)
  • Harry Newbold-Cozens (GBR)
  • Joshua Newman (GBR)
  • Sean Pearce (NZL)
  • Dylan Schmidt (NZL)
SYNCHRONIZED:
  • Claire Arthur and Abbie Watts (AUS)
  • Lachlan Banham and Joshua Ibrahim (AUS)
  • Dominic Clarke and Blake Rutherford (AUS)
  • Aidan Collins and Hugh McConnell (AUS)
  • Taylor Ellison and Kira Ward (AUS)
  • Harry Newbold-Cozens and Joshua Newman (GBR)
  • Megan Pettit and Isabelle Songhurst (GBR)
  • Sean Pearce and Dylan Schmidt (NZL)
  • Alexa Kennedy and Lizzie Stevenson (NZL)
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Elite at the Valeri Liukin Invitational

December 9, 2012, 5:55 pm
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Japan's Naota Hayasaka won the 2012 Valeri Liukin Invitational Elite All Around title. The competition took place from the 7th to the 9th at WOGA's Frisco gym. Full results from all divisions can be seen at: http://woga.net/2012-valeri-liukin-results/. Ukraine's Oleg Stepko and Japan's Daisuke Suzuki rounded out the top three in the All Around. Highest placing All Arounder from the United States of America was Paul Ruggeri (US Gymnastics Development Center). Hayasaka was top on the Floor Exercise over Stepko and Rikii Hoshino (Sakae). Japan's Genichiro Kohzu was the highest scorer on the Pommel Horse with Hayasaka and Stepko rounding out the top three. Houston Gymnastic's Academy's Regulo Carmona won the Still Rings over Jesse Silverstein (US Gymnastics Development Center) and Suzuki. Suzuki topped the Vault over Ruggeri and WOGA's Fabian DeLuna. Oleg Stepko triumphed on the Parallel Bars with USOTC's Sean Melton and Hayasaka rounding out the top three. Whilst on the Horizontal Bar, Hayasaka and Suzuki tied for the top score with fellow Japanese competitor Hidetaka Miyachi in third. 

ALL AROUND RESULTS: 
  1. Naoto Hayasaka (Japan) (15.950, 14.750, 14.350, 14.450, 14.950, 15.200) 89.650
  2. Oleg Stepko (Ukraine) (15.300, 14.700, 14.750, 14.900, 15.400, 14.100) 89.150
  3. Daisuke Suzuki (Japan) (13.800, 14.450, 14.950, 14.650, 14.650, 15.200) 87.700
  4. Paul Ruggeri (US Gymnastics Development Center) (15.050, 13.500, 14.600, 14.850, 14.700, 14.400) 87.100
  5. Genichiro Kozhu (Japan) (14.800, 14.800, 14.600, 14.300, 13.900, 14.150) 86.550
  6. Sean Melton (USOTC) (14.600, 13.150, 14.800, 14.000, 15.000, 14.350) 85.900
  7. Jesse Silverstein (US Gymnastics Development Center) (14.200, 13.700, 15.200, 13.600, 14.800, 12.950) 84.450
  8. Hidetaka Miyashi (Japan) (14.150, 14.100, 14.600, 13.600, 12.800, 14.650) 83.900
  9. Rafael Morales Casado (Puerto Rico) (14.900, 14.500, 14.000, 14.600, 12.850, 13.000) 83.850
  10. Petro Pakhnyuk (Ukraine) (14.750, 12.800, 14.800, 14.500, 14.700, 11.800) 83.350
  11. Haruki Hino (Sakae) (13.650, 13.450, 14.000, 13.350, 13.800, 14.000) 82.250
  12. Rikii Hoshino (Sakae) (15.150, 11.650, 14.800, 13.000, 14.600, 12.800) 82.000
  13. Luis Rivera (Puerto Rico) (13.950, 13.550, 14.900, 13.200, 12.400, 13.950) 81.950
  14. Jacob Dastrup (USOTC) (11.900, 14.500, 13.550, 13.650, 14.000, 13.350) 80.950
  15. Fabian DeLuna (WOGA) (13.600, 12.400, 13.800, 14.600, 13.300, 12.850) 80.550
  16. Masashi Nakatani (Sakae) (14.800, 11.400, 14.100, 13.750, 13.450, 12.800) 80.300
  17. Angel Ramos Rivera (Puerto Rico) (14.000, 12.500, 11.800, 13.400, 14.700, 13.450) 79.850
  18. Tenta Wakasa (Sakae) (14.150, 13.600, 13.300, 14.300, 12.000, 12.450) 79.800
  19. James Brochero Gary (Houston Gymnastics Academy) (13.450, 12.150, 13.300, 14.600, 14.500, 11.600) 79.600
  20. Tristan Burke (WOGA) (13.400, 11.750, 14.200, 14.350, 12.750, 13.000) 79.450
  21. Emanuel Gomez Velez (Puerto Rico) (12.950, 12.500, 14.000, 14.000, 11.100, 13.550) 78.100
  22. Andrew Botto (Stanford Boys Gymnastics) (11.200, 11.000, 14.300, 14.400, 12.000, 11.750) 74.650
  23. Jamie Da Silva Lugo (Puerto Rico) (12.650, 8.850, 13.350, 13.950, 13.150, 12.550) 74.500
  24. Sergio Ramos Rivera (Puerto Rico) (13.550, 10.100, 12.700, 13.700, 11.750, 11.600) 73.400
  25. Ilan Rosario (Puero Rico) (13.500, 9.000, 12.500, 14.000, 12.350, 11.300) 72.650
  26. Carlos Rivera De Jesus (Puerto Rico) (12.200, 11.500, 12.900, 13.000, 12.550, 9.000) 71.150
  27. Colton Howard (WOGA) (12.450, 8.800, 13.050, 12.900, 12.550, 10.100) 69.850
  28. Santiago Tamez (Team Mexico) (11.350, 6.000, 11.200, 12.150, 11.800, 10.100) 62.600
  29. Alexander Rodriguez (Puerto Rico) (14.650, 11.650, 0.000, 13.950, 0.000, 13.150) 53.400
  30. Ashton Hohit (Houston Gymnastics Academy) (12.350, 9.950, 0.000, 0.000, 0.000, 0.000) 22.300
  31. Regulo Carmona (Houston Gymnastics Academy) (0.000, 0.000, 16.000, 0.000, 0.000, 0.000) 16.000
  32. Logan Doughty (Texas Champion) (0.000, 11.600, 0.000, 0.000, 0.000, 0.000) 11.600

VAULT RESULTS:
  1. Daisuke Suzuki (JPN) (14.650, 13.700) 14.175
  2. Paul Ruggeri (US Gymnastics Development Center) (14.850, 13.400) 14.125
  3. Fabian DeLuna (WOGA) (14.600, 13.200) 13.900
  4. Hidetaka Miyachi (Japan) (13.600, 12.550) 13.075
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2012 Pan American T&T Championships Results Catch Up

December 12, 2012, 9:21 pm
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Thanks to Arijana Mendoza for emailing me the results as it is much appreciated. The 2012 Trampoline and Tumbling Pan American Championships were held from the 28th November to the 1st of December in Queretaro, Mexico. The following are the results from the Senior divisions of the competition

RESULTS:
TRAMPOLINE:
INDIVIDUAL:
WOMEN:
  1. Samantha Sendel (CAN) 53.610
  2. Samantha Smith (CAN) 51.830
  3. Camila Lopes (BRA) 50.430
  4. Alejandra Fernandez (MEX) 48.935
  5. Mara Colombo (ARG) 48.040
  6. Marianela Galli (ARG) 44.690
  7. Samantha Zamudio (MEX) 5.320
  8. Joana Di Carlo Conde (BRA) 5.205
MEN:
  1. Kyle Soehn (CAN) 55.550
  2. Jose Alberto Vargas (MEX) 55.290
  3. Cesar Prieto (MEX) 54.650
  4. Bernardo Neiva J. De Jesus (BRA) 49.235
  5. Yoel Azuajo (VEN) 48.070
  6. Mauro Afranllie (ARG) 42.790
  7. Bruno Rosas Martini (BRA) 42.555
  8. Bernardo Aquino (ARG) 5.305
SYNCHRONIZED:
WOMEN:
  1. Camila Lopes/Marcela Nunes Sobral (BRA) 40.200
  2. Samantha Sendel/Samantha Smith (CAN) 23.200
  3. Marianela Galli/Mara Colombo (ARG) 19.400
  4. Niny Bulla/Luisa Mercado (COL) 10.500
MEN:
  1. Kyle Soehn/Keegan Soehn (CAN) 49.600
  2. Carlos Ramirez Pala/Rafael Oliveira (BRA) 41.900
  3. Juan Carlos Valcarcel/Carlos Paez (COL) 12.700
DOUBLE-MINI TRAMPOLINE:
WOMEN:
  1. Corissa Boychuk (CAN) 67.100
  2. Kristie Lowell (USA) 66.100
  3. Carolina Tropia Aladim (BRA) 64.400
  4. Mariana R. Carvalho De Aquino (BRA) 63.700
  5. Mara Colombo (ARG) 61.500
  6. Carolina Diaz (ARG) 59.800
  7. Alida Rojo (VEN) 58.800
  8. Gillian Bruce (CAN) 55.000
MEN:
  1. Denis Vachon (CAN) 73.800
  2. Lucas Adorno (ARG) 72.000
  3. Ryan Sheehan (CAN) 67.900
  4. Bernardo Neiva J. De Jesus (BRA) 67.300
  5. Edmond Vidale De Abreu (BRA) 66.700
  6. Austin Nacey (USA) 61.300
  7. Yoel Azuaje (VEN) 53.700
  8. Emanuel Guilarte (VEN) 53.300
TUMBLING:
WOMEN:
  1. Marina Moskalenko (USA) (29.300, 30.500) 59.800
  2. Paula Esboriol (BRA) (25.900, 26.900) 52.800
  3. Mabel Provazi Barreiros (BRA) (25.700, 25.900) 51.600
  4. Jessica Wyse (ARG) (20.700, 26.500) 47.200
MEN:
  1. Kalon Ludvigson (USA) (39.300, 37.800) 77.100
  2. Junior Charpentier-Leclerc (CAN) (34.200, 34.100) 68.300
  3. Austin Nacey (USA) (33.700, 34.000) 67.700
  4. Vincent Lavoie (CAN) (32.400, 35.100) 67.500
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Congratulations to.....

December 13, 2012, 8:10 pm
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Nikolai Lapchine and Martine George (pictured with Emily Little, Mitchell and Georgia Simpson. Courtesy of Gymnastics WA)

Lauren Mitchell was named the winner of the Winter-Strickland Medal at the ANZ Sport Star Awards which were held at the Crown Perth last night. The Winter-Strickland Medal is awarded to the most outstanding Western Australian at the Olympics. Western Australian Institute of Sport coaches Martine George and Nikolai Lapchine were named the recipients of the KPMG Coach of the Year Award.

Well done to all winners:

  • The West Australian ANZ Sports Star: Cameron Meyer - Cycling
  • Railtrain Junior Sports Star: Min Jee Lee - Golf
  • Channel Seven Perth Team of the Year - Jesse Phillips and Stephen Bird - Kayaking
  • KPMG Coach of the Year: Martine George and Nikolai Lapchine - Gymnastics
  • Gibson & Gibson Lawyers Official of the Year: Ryan Arblaster - Swimming
  • SRG Corporate Service to Sport: David Cooper - Table Tennis
  • 882 6PR Special Achievement Award: William Bosisto - Cricket
  • Winter-Strickland Medal: Lauren Mitchell - Gymnastics
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Calling All Gym Fans!

December 14, 2012, 7:34 pm
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Hi Readers, 

I am currently working on the 2013 Gymnastics Events Calendar Page. To be a comprehensive reference, I am asking that you either comment here or email me at mielietagonzalez@gmail.com
with the major events in all disciplines for your country or any others that you may know.

Any assistance is greatly appreciated!
Mielieta 

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Toyota International Gymnastics Invitational

December 15, 2012, 4:44 am
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The first day of competition at the 2012 Toyota International Gymnastics Invitational has been completed. In the Women's competition, Vietnam's PHAN Thi Ha Thanh outclassed the field on vault, with Japan's Mai Murakami and Wakiko Ryu rounding out the top three. Whilst on the Uneven Bars, Japanese starlet Rie Tanaka took the title by 0.100 from Canadian Sabrina Gill with Germany's Isabelle Marquard picking up the bronze medal. Ryohei Kato of Japan won the Men's Floor Exercise over compatriot Yusuke Tanaka and Canada's Hugh Smith. Kato also won the Pommel Horse title, with compatriot Kazuhito Tanaka earning the silver medal with Canadian Kenneth Ikeda picking up the bronze. Whilst on the Still Rings, Brazil's Arthur Nabarrete Zanetti won the title from Japan's Yusuke Tanaka and Yusuke Saito.

Competition continues Sunday (Japanese local time).

WOMEN'S VAULT:
  1. PHAN Thi Ha Thanh (VIE) (14.850, 15.000) 14.925
  2. Mai Murakami (JPN) (14.850, 14.100) 14.475
  3. Wakiko Ryu (JPN) (14.625, 13.800) 14.212
  4. Oksana Chusovitina (GER) (13.375, 14.075) 13.725
  5. Hiu Ying Angel Wong (HKG) (13.850, 13.475) 13.662
  6. Anja Rheinbay (GER) (13.825, 12.025) 12.925
  7. Nim Yan Choi (HKG) (11.250, 11.775) 11.512
WOMEN'S UNEVEN BARS:
  1. Rie Tanaka (JPN) 12.975
  2. Sabrina Gill (CAN) 12.875
  3. Isabelle Marquard (GER) 12.500
  4. Yu Minobe (JPN) 12.425
  5. Anja Rheinbay (GER) 11.700
  6. Hiu Ying Angel Wong (HKG) 10.675
MEN'S FLOOR EXERCISE:
  1. Ryohei Kato (JPN) 15.675
  2. Yusuke Tanaka (JPN) 15.075
  3. Hugh Smith (CAN) 14.350
  4. Arthur Nabarrete Zanetti (BRA) 14.275
  5. Kam Wah Liu (HKG) 12.425
  6. Wai Hung Shek (HKG) 12.325
  7. Zachary Clay (CAN) 11.925
MEN'S POMMEL HORSE:
  1. Ryohei Kato (JPN) 15.050
  2. Kazuhito Tanaka (JPN) 14.775
  3. Kenneth Ikeda (CAN) 14.200
  4. Zachary Clay (CAN); Wai Hung Shek (HKG) 13.400

  6. Christopher Jursch (GER) 13.000
  7. Daniel Weinert (GER) 12.325
MEN'S STILL RINGS:
  1. Arthur Nabarrete Zanetti (BRA) 15.900
  2. Yusuke Tanaka (JPN) 14.850
  3. Yusuke Saito (JPN) 14.825
  4. Igor Radivilov (UKR) 14.525
  5. Kiu Chung Ng (HKG) 14.250
  6. Daniel Weinert (JPN) 13.300
  7. YANG Hak-Seon (KOR) 13.100
  8. Hugh Smith (CAN) 12.950
  9. Kam Wah Liu (HKG) 12.325
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2013 Winter Cup Challenge

December 26, 2012, 8:49 pm
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The 2013 Winter Cup Challenge will be held from the 7th to the 9th of February, 2013 at the LV Sports Center in Las Vegas, Nevada. The performances over the weekend will determine the fifteen gymnasts who will make up the Senior Men's National Team through to the VISA Championships. The eight members of the 2012 Olympic squad retain their positions on the team, whilst the remaining seven spots will be determined by the following: the top two ranked All Around gymnasts who are not already on the National Team; two gymnasts based on the National Team Points System; two gymnasts selected by the Men's Program Committee and one gymnast selected by the National Team Coordinator. 

The Winter Cup Challenge which sees both Junior and Senior gymnasts compete as one division, will have  two Preliminary sessions occur on the 7th of February. From there the top 42 according to the Men's Program Committee's points system will advance to the final competition (to be held on the Saturday, 9th of February) along with the top three gymnasts on each apparatus. The All Around Champions and Event Champions will be determined via the combined two day totals.

Headlining the field are four 2012 Olympians - Danell Leyva, Samuel Mikulak, Jonathan Horton and Jacob Dalton and the three men who served as alternates - Christopher Brooks, Alexander Naddour and Steven Legendre. Also look out for Timothy Wang, Joshua Dixon, Glen Ishino, Adrian de Los Angeles, Jesse Glenn, Masayoshi Mori, Yul Moldauer, Wyatt Baier, Sean Melton, Edward Mesa, Jordan Valdez, Matthew Loochtan, Elis Mannon, Parker Raque, Jonathan Deaton, Donnell Whittenburg, Kyle Zemeir, Stacey Ervin, Chandler Eggleston, Akash Modi, Eddie Penev, Paul Ruggeri, Jesse Silverstein, Andrew Rickly, Brandon Wynn, Ty Echard, Kristofer Done, Trevor Howard, Adam Al-Rokh, Sean Senters, David Jessen, Ryan Kerr, Alexander Tighe, Hunter Justus, Colin VanWicklen, Grant Perdue, Fabian DeLuna, Tristan Burke, Jacob Dastrup, Marvin Kimble and Robert Neff. 

SCHEDULE:
THURSDAY, 7TH FEBRUARY:
SESSION I:
  • 11.00am: Open Warm Up
  • 12.00pm: Judges Meeting
  • 12.50pm: Gymnasts Assemble for March In
  • 1.00pm: Competition Begins
  • 4.00pm: Competition Concludes
SESSION II:
  • 4.30pm: Open Warm Up
  • 5.30pm: Judges Meeting
  • 6.20pm: Gymnasts Assemble for March In
  • 6.30pm: Competition Begins
  • 9.30pm: Competition Concludes
SATURDAY, 9TH FEBRUARY:
SESSION III:
  • 5.15pm: Open Warm Up
  • 6.00pm: Judges Technical Meeting
  • 7.00pm: Gymnasts March In
  • 7.15pm: Competition Begins
  • 9.30pm: Competition Concludes
  • 9.45pm: Awards Ceremony
START LIST FOR PRELIMINARY ROUNDS (Drops 1 athlete per rotation ie: the second gymnast is first up on the second rotation etc.)
SESSION I:
STARTING ON FLOOR EXERCISE:
  • Steven Lacombe (Mission Viejo, California/University of California-Berkeley)
  • Austin Hodges (Lincolnshire, Illinois/Buffalo Grove Gymnastics Center)
  • Kevin Wolting (Laguna Hills, California/University of California-Berkeley)
  • Glen Ishino (Santa Ana, California/University of California-Berkeley)
  • Kyle Zemeir (Elicott City, Maryland/University of California-Berkeley)
  • Alex Powarzynski (Menifee, California/SCATS Gymnastics)
  • Grant Breckenridge (Libertyville, Illinois/Buffalo Grove Gymnastics Center)
STARTING ON POMMEL HORSE:
  • Jack Boyle (Naperville, Illinois/University of Iowa)
  • Robert Neff (Brookfield, Wisconsin/Swiss Turners Gymnastics Academy)
  • Matthew Loochtan (Hawthorn Woods, Illinois/University of Iowa)
  • Alexander Tighe (Mountain City, Tennessee/Temple University)
  • Dylan Ellsworth (Farmington, Utah/USA Gymnastics World)
  • Adam Al-Rokh (Bensalem, Pennsylvania/Independent)
  • Marvin Kimble (Milwaukee, Wisconsin/Swiss Turners Gymnastics Academy)
STARTING ON STILL RINGS:
  • Akash Modi (Morganville, New Jersey/Monmouth Gymnastics Academy)
  • Breeden Ritchie (El Paso, Colorado/U.S. Air Force Academy)
  • Paul Ruggeri (Manlius, New York/U.S. Gymnastics Development Center II)
  • Michael Burns (Baltimore, Ohio/Hocking Valley Gymnastics)
  • Jesse Silverstein (Spring Valley, New York/U.S. Gymnastics Development Center II)
  • Andrew Rickly (Lewis Center, Ohio/Hocking Valley Gymnastics)
  • Gared Chapman (El Paso, Colorado/U.S. Air Force Academy)
STARTING ON VAULT:
  • Craig Hernandez (Libertyville, Illinois/Pennsylvania State University)
  • Mackenzie Dow (Cranford, New Jersey/Pennsylvania State University)
  • Trevor Howard (Columbus, Ohio/Pennsylvania State University)
  • Matthew Felleman (Medway, Massachusetts/Pennsylvania State University)
  • Parker Raque (Louisville, Kentucky/Pennsylvania State University)
  • Adrian Evans (Boulder, Colorado/Pennsylvania State University)
  • Yul Moldauer (Arvada, Colorado/5280 Gymnastics)
  • Scott Rosenthal (Clearfield, Pennsylvania/Pennsylvania State University)
STARTING ON PARALLEL BARS:
  • Jonathan Deaton (Longmeadow, Massachusetts/Stanford University)
  • Cameron Foreman (Iowa City, Iowa/Stanford University)
  • Eddie Penev (Penfield, New York/Stanford University)
  • Kevin Baker (Union, Kentucky/Stanford University)
  • Sean Senters (Center Valley, Pennsylvania/Stanford University)
  • Paul Hichwa (Iowa City, Iowa/Stanford University)
  • Alex Gaudaur (Tempe, Arizona/Arizona State University)
STARTING ON HORIZONTAL BAR:
  • Elis Mannon (Indianapolis, Indiana/University of Minnesota) 
  • Daniel Zerbel (Portage, Michigan/University of Illinois at Chicago)
  • Tristan Burke (Royse City, Texas/WOGA)
  • Daniel DiBenedetto (Vernon, Connecticut/University of Minnesota)
  • Fabian DeLuna (Frisco, Texas/WOGA)
  • Zachary Chase (Woodinville, Washington/University of Minnesota)
  • Christopher Stephenson (Fishers, Indiana/DeVeau's)
SESSION II:
STARTING ON FLOOR EXERCISE:
  • Eric Schryver (Richardson, Texas/University of Nebraska)
  • Alex Diab (Glen Ellyn, Illinois/Premier Gymnastics) 
  • Jacob Dalton (Reno, Nevada/University of Oklahoma)
  • Grant Perdue (Houston, Texas/University of Nebraska)
  • Steven Legendre (Port Jefferson, New York/Team Hilton HHonors/University of Oklahoma)
  • Wyatt Baier (Denver, Colorado/University of Nebraska)
  • Bobby Baker (Lemont, Illinois/Aerial Gymnastics Club)
  • Ryan Kerr (Knoxville, Tennessee/Premier Athletics Knoxville)
STARTING ON POMMEL HORSE:
  • Samuel Mikulak (Ann Arbor, Michigan/University of Michigan)
  • Adrian De Los Angeles (Long Beach, California/University of Michigan)
  • Alexander Naddour (Gilbert, Arizona/Team Hilton HHonors/USA Youth Fitness Center)
  • Ian Makowske (Ann Arbor, Michigan/University of Michigan)
  • Stacey Ervin (Ann Arbor, Michigan/University of Michigan)
  • Marty Strech (Fountain Valley, California/Azarian U.S. Gymnastics Training Center)
  • Jacob Barrus (Dallas, Texas/Ridgewood Gymnastics Club)
STARTING ON STILL RINGS:
  • Luke Stannard (Urbana, Illinois/University of Illinois)
  • Kiwan Watts (North Chesterfield, Virginia/River City Youth Fitness)
  • Jordan Valdez (Champaign, Illinois/University of Illinois)
  • Masayoshi Mori (Irvine, California/University of Illinois) 
  • Chad Mason (Van Nuys, California/University of Illinois)
  • Allan Bower (Chandler, Arizona/Xtreme Gymnastics)
  • Donnell Whittenburg (Baltimore, Maryland/Paragon Gymnastics)
STARTING ON VAULT:
  • Jeffrey Treleaven (Glen Ellyn, Illinois/Ohio State University)
  • Ty Echard (Carroll, Ohio/Ohio State University)
  • Brandon Wynn (Columbus, Ohio/Team Hilton HHonors/Ohio State University)
  • Michael Newburger (Austin, Texas/Ohio State University)
  • David Jessen (East Greenwich, Rhode Island/Rhode Island Sports Elite)
  • Jake Martin (Oviedo, Florida/Ohio State University)
  • Alexander Magsam (Scottdale, Arizona/North Valley Gymnastics)
  • Kristofer Done (Columbus, Ohio/Ohio State University)
STARTING ON PARALLEL BARS:
  • Edward Mesa (Cooper City, Florida/Universal Gymnastics Inc.)
  • Joshua Dixon (San Jose, California/U.S. Olympic Training Center)
  • Jesse Glenn (Northridge, California/U.S. Military Academy)
  • Danell Leyva (Homestead, Florida/Team Hilton HHonors/Universal Gymnastics Inc.)
  • Sean Melton (Orlando, Florida/U.S. Olympic Training Center)
  • Timothy Wang (Riverside, California/Colorado Training Center)
  • Jacob Dastrup (Lindon, Utah/U.S. Olympic Training Center)
STARTING ON HORIZONTAL BAR:
  • Chandler Eggleston (Jamestown, North Carolina/High Point Gymnastics Academy)
  • Hunter Justus (Cypress, Texas/Cypress Academy of Gymnastics)
  • Sean Johnston (Elburn, Illinois/St. Charles Gymnastics Academy)
  • Tanner West (Cypress, Texas/Cypress Acdemy of Gymnastics)
  • Colin VanWicklen (Magnolia, Texas/Cypress Academy of Gymnastics)
  • Christopher Brooks (Houston, Texas/Team Hilton HHonors/Cypress Academy of Gymnastics)
  • Jonathan Horton (Houston, Texas/Team Hilton HHonors/Cypress Academy of Gymnastics)
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2013 National Gymnastics League

December 27, 2012, 7:32 pm
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The National Gymnastics League or NGL is a competitive league consisting of elite Men's Artistic Gymnasts who compete on one of four teams. This year sees four teams take part - Florida Stealth, Houston G-Force, Philadelphia Power, and Michigan 360s each containing four gymnasts and there are some big names set to take part. The Preliminary Meet schedule is listed below with the Nationals for the League yet to be announced.

SCHEDULE:
PRELIMINARY MEETS:
  • January 12th: LEYVA CUP. Florida Stealth vs Michigan 360s at Florida State University Tully Gymnasium, Tallahassee, Florida from 7.15pm (Held in conjunction with the 2013 Gym Force Classic) 
  • February 16th: BHAVSAR CUP. Michigan 360s vs Philadelphia Power at Kellogg Arena in Battle Creek, MichiganHeld in conjunction with 2013 Cereal City Classic, at Kellogg Arena in Battle Creek, Michigan)
  • March 9th: TOWNSEND CUP. Houston G-Force vs Florida Stealth at Houston, Texas
  • March 23rd: GOLDEN CUP. Philadelphia Power vs Houston G-Force at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

TEAMS:
FLORIDA STEALTH:
  • Danell Leyva (Universal Gymnastics Inc.)
  • Edward Mesa (Universal Gymnastics Inc.)
  • Tyler Schaal (Universal Gymnastics Inc.)
  • Jesus Vidal De Leon De Jesus (Universal Gymnastics Inc./Dominican Republic National Team Member)
HOUSTON G-FORCE:
  • Christopher Brooks (Cypress Academy of Gymnastics)
  • Regulo Carmona (Houston Gymnastics Academy/Venezuelan National Tem Member)
  • Matt Hicks (Artemov Gymnastics)
  • Steven Legendre (University of Oklahoma)
MICHIGAN 360s:
  • Joshua Dixon (U.S. Olympic Training Center)
  • R.J. Heflin (Cypress Academy of Gymnastics)
  • Glen Ishino (University of California - Berkeley)
  • Alexander Naddour (U.S.A. Youth Fitness Center)
PHILADELPHIA POWER:
  • James Brochero Gary (Houston Gymnastics Academy/Colombian National Team Member)
  • Paul Ruggeri (U.S. Gymnastics Development Center II)
  • Jesse Silverstein (U.S. Gymnastics Development Center II)
  • Brandon Wynn (Ohio State University)
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Petzold Siblings Featured in Article

December 28, 2012, 11:24 pm
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An article on The Voice online, has featured an article on Brittany and Kirsten Petzold, who will competing together for the first time at collegiate level in the 2012-2013 NCAA Gymnastics season. Both sisters will be competing for the Central Michigan University Chippewas, and you can see the article in full at the following link: http://www.voicenews.com/articles/2012/12/27/sports/doc50dca40d66f54663722250.txt
 
It is a fantastic read, and I would like to take time to wish Brittany, Kirsten and the entire CMU Gymnastics Team the best of luck for the upcoming season.
 
Here's a section from the article where they interview the girls' mother:
Brittany and Kirsten have followed almost identical paths to get where they are, but they are very different people. Just listen to their mother.

"Brittany is miss perfect," Sheri Petzold said. "She has to do everything 50,000 times until she gets it right. Kirsten is my social butterfly. She'll sit back and watch something and analyze it and then do it."

Sheri and Dewane Petzold are thrilled that Kirsten has Brittany at CMU to show the way. They are also happy their travel load is about to be lightened. They attend all of their daughters' meets, so that has meant father and mother splitting up often to cover both girls.

"It's going to be wonderful to go to the same place," Sheri said. "We're going to save some money."

Central Michigan will be gunning for its fourth straight MAC title this season. Brittany and Kirsten Petzold figure to play prominent roles in that effort.

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Happy New Year!

January 1, 2013, 3:43 am
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Happy New Year Gym Fans! Hope you all had a happy and safe evening seeing in 2013. Firstly, a huge thank you for reading and continuing to visit my blog and I look forward to sharing more gymnastics with you in the upcoming twelve months and of course beyond! 
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Ecker, Leimlehner are Austria's Gymnasts of the Year 2012

January 1, 2013, 6:24 am
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Lisa Ecker (Floor Exercise from Ostrava World Cup 2012. Courtesy of Youtube user debich1)

Lisa Ecker and Fabian Leimlehner have been named as Austria's Gymnasts of the Year 2012. The award winners were determined by equal weighting of the votes from an Expert, VIP and Media representatives Jury and that of an online public vote. The 2012 poll saw a massive 13,000 votes cast since it opened at the beginning of December and closed on New Year's Eve (Austrian local time). Ecker takes out the Women's honors for the first time, whilst this is 2012 Olympian Leimlehner's sixth Gymnast of the Year award since 2006! 

In the Women's voting, Lisa was very popular in the online voting, earning the most votes over Rhythmic Gymnast Caroline Weber, however it was Weber who earned 32% of the Jury vote.

WOMEN'S RESULTS:

  1. Lisa Ecker (WOMEN'S ARTISTIC) (3322 Online Votes; 18.7% Jury Votes) 32.9%
  2. Caroline Weber (RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS) (2185 Online Votes; 32% Jury Votes) 30.2%
  3. Barbara Gasser (WOMEN'S ARTISTIC) (705 Online Votes; 22.7% Jury Votes) 15.9%
  4. Lubi Gazov (SPORTS AEROBICS) (943 Online Votes; 17.3% Jury Votes) 14.8%
  5. Nicol Ruprecht (WOMEN'S ARTISTIC) (539 Online Votes; 9.3% Jury Votes) 8.2%
(Image from sport10.at)

Leimlehner proved popular in the Men's Voting with the Jury, scoring nearly forty-seven percent of their votes, with fellow Men's Artistic Marco Baldauf receiving almost forty percent of their votes. Up and coming Men's Artistic gymnast Michael Fussenegger was popular with the online voting public scoring the most votes, with Leimlehner not far behind. 

MEN'S RESULTS:
  1. Fabian Leimlehner (MEN'S ARTISTIC) (1319 Online Votes; 46.5% Jury Votes) 35.4% 
  2. Marco Baldauf (MEN'S ARTISTIC) (1205 Online Votes; 39.4% Jury Votes) 30.8%
  3. Michael Fussenegger (MEN'S ARTISTIC) (1684 Online Votes; 7% Jury Votes) 19%
  4. Matthias Schwab (MEN'S ARTISTIC) (717 Online Votes; 2.8% Jury Votes) 8%
  5. Martin Spatt (TRAMPOLINE) (515 Online Votes; 4.2% Jury Votes) 6.8%
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Current NCAA Gymnastics Siblings

January 3, 2013, 7:54 am
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Firstly, I apologize if I have missed out on anyone from this list, if you have any amendments please feel free to post a comment and I will add them to the post! In the wake of the article on the Petzold sisters, Brittany and Kirsten who both compete for the NCAA team Central Michigan University (see http://chimgym.blogspot.com.au/2012/12/petzold-siblings-featured-in-article.html), I thought that it would be interesting to see which CURRENT NCAA Gymnasts have siblings also competing this year and those who are CURRENTLY competing and have siblings who also competed at the collegiate level. 

THOSE COMPETING FOR THE SAME TEAM:
 
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-BERKELEY:

Christian and Jean Nathan Monteclaro (Seniors - Twins): Image from the 2011 Philippine National Games, source Journeying James (the twins in white). Both compete internationally for the Philippines, and competed at the 2011 World Championships. Jean Nathan also competed at the 2012 Pacific Rim Championships where he finished 14th All Around, scoring 80.950. Christian was a regular on Still Rings and Vault in 2011 finishing second on the Vault with a score of 16.250 at the NCAA Individual Championships. They both train Floor, Rings and Vault for the Golden Bears. Jean Nathan was also a regular on Still Rings and Vault in 2011. 
 
CENTRAL MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY:

 Brittany (image from macsports.com and Kirsten Petzold (Junior and Freshman respectively): Brittany goes into the 2013 season as the defending MAC All Around Champion - see her floor routine from last year here courtesy of Gymnastike. Kirsten or Kiki comes into the team as the 2012 J.O. NIT Vault champion. 
 
CORNELL UNIVERSITY:

Alexis and Sara Schupp (Junior and Freshman respectively): Video of Sara training on Vault on the 20th November courtesy of cornellathletics Youtube channel. Alexis or Lexi tied for 11th placing on the Uneven Bars at the 2012 ECAC Championships.
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA:

Mackenzie and Bridgette Caquatto (Junior and Freshman respectively): Image courtesy of USA Gymnastics. Arguably the more well known of the siblings in this section, check out a fabulous feature courtesy of Gymnastike here on the sister's feelings about competing for the same team again.

 

 
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, COLLEGE PARK:

 

 
Karen and Kathy Tang (Junior and Freshman respectively): Karen earned All-EAGL first team honors on the Uneven Bars last year and is set to be an important contributor to the Maryland team once again. Kathy is also set to be a fantastic asset to the team and at the recent Red versus Black Intrasquad on the 7th of December she notably scored a perfect 10 on Vault. Video of Karen's floor from the Intrasquad, courtesy of Youtube user DMannProductions. Also check out Kathy's routine on Floor Exercise here.

UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA, LINCOLN:


Amanda and Jennifer Lauer (Twins - Sophomores): Can you spot the twins? (Image from Nebraska University athletics website). Amanda contributed on all four events at the Intrasquad competition early in December. And according to the information from her profile on the roster and is likely to break into the Beam lineup but also could contribute on Vault and Floor, whilst Jennifer will aim to be a three event contributor - Vault, Beam and Floor. At the recent Intrasquad she put in a solid showing on the Uneven Bars.
PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY:

Women's Team member Sidney Sanabria-Robles (Junior) and her brother Ismael Sanabria who competes on the Men's team (Sophomore): Video from the GoPSUTV Channel of an update on the Women's Pre-Season featuring Sidney and Madison Merriam. Both Sidney and Ismael competed internationally as members of the Puerto Rican National Team. This is Sidney's first year competing for Penn State after receiving a medical hardship for a knee injury which occured before fall practice in her Freshman year at Louisiana State University. At the recent Blue and White Intrasquad, Sidney shared the titles on Balance Beam and Uneven Bars. Ismael was redshirted last year but hopes to contribute to the team this year.

SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY:

Allison and Amy Bellingham (Twins - Freshman): Image from SJSU Athletics of the 2013 Freshman. Image used as part of the December 3rd Gym Talk feature which was written by the girls. Read it here. The piece features a great insight into what it feels like to compete in the first exhibition as Freshmen.
 
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY:

Stephanie Verry (Sophomore) sister to Zachary Aguiar (Temple Men's team - Senior): Video uploaded to Youtube by user KCanning16 of Stephanie's 9.775 scoring Floor routine from the USAG National Championships. Zachary is an All Around competitor for the Owls and should be looking to be a valued contributor to the team in his Senior year.

 
Margaret and Mary Kate Walch (Senior and Freshman respectively): Image from 2011 of Mary Kate - image and relevant article can be seen here. Margaret scored a career high of 9.775 on the Floor Exercise at the 2012 USAG Championships. Also trains on Vault and Balance Beam. Mary Kate is an exciting addition to the team, and is a three time JOGA State All Around Champion (2010-2012).
 
WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY:

Brittany and Michelle Adams (Senior and Sophomore): Image of Brittany courtesy of WMU Gymnastics Photo Galleries. Brittany served as one of three Team Captains last season and trains Vault, Uneven Bars and Floor Exercise. Received a career high on the Vault (9.725) at the 2012 MAC Championships. Michelle trains on all four events, last year making appearances on the Vault, Balance Beam and Floor Exercise.


Brynn and Lindsey Wienckowski (Twins - Senior): Image from WMU Photo Gallery. Lindsey competed all thirteen meets in 2012 on the Uneven Bars and finished tied for 13th on the event at the 2012 MAC Championships. Brynn also tied for 13th on the Uneven Bars at the 2012 MAC Championships scoring 9.725 and finished 41st on the Floor Exercise scoring 9.125.

COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY:
Brandy and Brittany Stover (Sophomore and Freshman respectively): Watch the Student Athlete Features with Brandy and Brittany courtesy of William and Mary by clicking on the links. Brittany comes to the team after being named the SIGS Gymnast of the Year three times (2007, 2011, 2012). Brandy was the co-winner of the ECAC Beam title in 2012 scoring 9.775.

YALE UNIVERSITY:

Nicole and Tabitha Tay (Twins - Juniors): Image courtesy of Yale Bulldogs news site, from 2010. During last season, Tabitha regularly competed on the Vault, Balance Beam and Floor Exercise, scoring personal bests on the Vault and Floor Exercise. Whilst Nicole, competed on the Uneven Bars, Balance Beam and Floor Exercise, scoring career bests on the Uneven Bars and Floor Exercise.
 
TEXAS WOMEN'S UNIVERSITY (DIVISION II):
Courtney and Victoria Cochefski (Twins - Juniors): Valued contributors to the Pioneers, especially on Uneven Bars. Check out Courtney's Uneven Bars, Balance Beam, and Floor Exercise from the Holiday Spectacular exhibition which was held on the 2nd December. And Victoria's (Tori's)  Uneven Bars, Balance Beam, and Floor Exercise from the same exhibition.

UNITED STATES AIR FORCE ACADEMY:
Nick and Zach Owen (Junior and Freshman respectively): Nick is returning to the United States Air Force Academy line up after a one year medical stopout whilst recovering from shoulder surgery. In his Sophomore year in 2011, Nick regularly competed on the Pommel Horse, but also trains Floor, Still Rings and Vault. Zach tied for first place in the All Around at the 2012 Houston National Invitational, scoring 84.300 and garnering the second highest score on Vault and tying for the highest mark on the Horizontal Bar.

THOSE COMPETING FOR DIFFERENT TEAMS: 



  • Angela Durkac (Ball State University - Freshman) and sister Elizabeth Durkac (University of North Carolina - Senior)
  • Jessie DeZiel (University of Nebraska - Sophomore) and sister Brittany DeZiel (University of Wisconsin - Stout - Junior)
  • Erika Aufiero (Oregon State University - Freshman) and sister Breyanna Aufiero (Utah State University - Sophomore) 
  • Maddie Montoya (California State University - Sacramento - Junior) and sister Amelia Montoya (Utah State University - Senior)
  • Alex Archer (Stanford University - Sophomore) and sister McKenna Archer (Cornell University) 
  • Taylor James (College at William and Mary - Freshman) and brother Dylan James (University of Michigan - Junior)
And of course we cannot forget those gymnasts currently competing whose siblings are former NCAA Gymnasts:
  • Hunter Dennis (Sophomore - Alabama) - Sister is former Bama gymnast Morgan Dennis
  • Ashley Priess (RS Senior - Alabama) - Sister is former Bama gymnast Courtney Priess
  • Jessie Sisler (Freshman - Arizona) - Sister former Cal State gymnast Bailey Sisler
  • Natelle Gentile (Sophomore - Arizona State) - Sister Skye competed for ASU from 2007-10
  • Mary Beth Box (Freshman - Georgia) - Her sister is former Gym Dog and current team manager Mariel Box
  • Shayla Worley (Senior - Georgia) - Sister of former Eastern Michigan gymnast Jolene Worley
  • Sammie Pearsall (Freshman - Iowa State) - Sister, Maddie competed for Cornell University from 2007 - 2011
  • Dusti Russell (Junior - Minnesota) - Sister Rehana competed for Minnesota from 2005-2007 and Randi Jo competed at the University of Arizona
  • Erin Machado (Junior - New Hampshire) - Sister Kara competed for Rhode Island from 2004-2008
  • Michelle Ikoma (RS Junior - North Carolina) - Sister Danielle competed for Stanford University.
  • Emma Hoffman (Sophomore - Rutgers) - Sister Kayla competed for Alabama, graduating in 2011.
  • Stephanie Repp (Texas Women's University - Sophomore) - Brother DJ competed for Minnesota.
  • Georgia Dabritz (Sophomore - Utah) - Brother Russell competed for Minnesota. 
  • Matthew De Junco (Junior - UC Berkeley) - His brother Michael also competed for UC Berkeley
  • Masayoshi Mori (Senior - UC Berkeley) - His sister Ayumi competed for Cal State Fullerton
  • Nick Sacramento (Sophomore - Illinois) - Brother Anthony also competed for Illinois
  • Javier Balboa (Senior - Iowa) - His sister Ana competed for Minnesota.
  • Nathan Fortunato (Junior - Minnesota) - Brother Aaron competed for Minnesota
  • Mike Tserkovnyuk (Sophomore - U.S. Military Academy) -  His twin brother Dmitri was on the roster for Temple University from 2010-2012.
  • Ben Zaiser (Junior - Air Force) - His sister Bekah competed for the University of Florida and brother Aaron competed for Air Force

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And the Women's NCAA Gymnastics season is underway!

January 5, 2013, 5:54 am
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The first four meets of the first week of the NCAA Women's Gymnastics were contested last night. I spent the night at the Stephen C. O'Connell Center at the University of Florida, watching the Gators open the season with a commanding performance over Ball State University. It was a fantastic competition to mark the start of the season for the Gators with their gymnasts scooping all the titles on offer. Florida's Bridget Sloan impressed in the first meet of her collegiate career whilst Mackenzie Caquatto, Kytra Hunter and Randy Stageberg also impressed. Freshman Denaisha Christian of Ball State, had a great first meet, and I must say that it is great to see Brittney Emmons who is is in her fifth year of NCAA eligibility competing the All Around.

Louisiana State University also dominated their opener against North Carolina State at home in the Pete Maravich Assembly Center. Sophomore Rheagan Courville of LSU took out the All Around honors as well as the Balance Beam and Floor Exercise honors, with team mate Sarie Morrison earning the Vault and Uneven Bars titles. Louisiana's Freshman Jessica Savona made a solid debut for the team tying for third on Vault and second on the Balance Beam and finishing third on the Floor Exercise. Junior Diahanna Ham was a standout performer for North Carolina State. 

The Cancun Classic saw the University of Michigan take out the team title with their highest team total since 2011. Brigham Young University finished second with Oregon State in third. Michigan's Joanna Sampson, Sachi Sugiyama and Katie Zurales went 1-2-3 in the All Around. Sampson picked up the Vault title, whilst Sugiyama, Sampson and Brigham Young Junior Raquel Willman tied for the honors on the Uneven Bars. Zurales picked up the Balance Beam title while Sugiyama also took out the Floor Exercise. Willman and fellow Junior Megan Bain were standout performers from Brigham Young, whilst for Oregon State University, Hailey Gaspar, Melanie Jones and Makayla Stambaugh were shining lights.

The NorCal Quad meet, held at The Event Center on the San Jose State University campus was won by Stanford University, with San Jose State finishing in second place with UC Davis beating out Sacramento State for third. Sacramento State Sophomore Kallilah McCartney won the All Around title over San Jose's Cami Guyer and Sacramento State Freshman Cassie Benning. Stanford Senior Nicole Dayton topped team mates Ivana Hong and Melissa Chuang for the Vault title, whilst on the Uneven Bars Stanford's Ashley Morgan tied with UC Davis' Michelle Ho for the title. Kristina Vaculik and Amanda Spinner both of Stanford tied for the Balance Beam honors, whilst San Jose State Junior Julia Greer took out the Floor title.

RESULTS:
FLORIDA VS BALL STATE:
  1. University of Florida (49.325, 49.175, 49.000, 49.075) 196.575
  2. Ball State University (48.700, 47.800, 46.250, 47.800) 190.550
ALL AROUND:
  1. Ashanee Dickerson (Florida) 38.900
  2. Brittney Emmons (Ball State) 38.400

VAULT:
  1. Bridget Sloan (Florida); Ashanee Dickerson (Florida) 9.925
  3. Alaina Johnson (Florida) 9.850
  4. Jamie Shisler (Florida) 9.825
  5. Denaisha Christian (Ball State); Marissa King (Florida) 9.800
  7. Brittney Emmons (Ball State); Nicole Allen (Ball State); Brooke Evans (Ball State) 9.750
  10. Kiersten Wang (Florida) 9.725
  11. Erin Patchey (Ball State) 9.650
  12. Miranda Kerr (Ball State) 9.600
UNEVEN BARS:
  1. Kytra Hunter (Florida) 9.900
  2. Mackenzie Caquatto (Florida) 9.850
  3. Ashanee Dickerson (Florida) 9.825
  4. Marissa King (Florida); Bridget Sloan (Florida); Alaina Johnson (Florida) 9.800
  7. Brittney Emmons (Ball State) 9.675
  8. Brooklyn Schumacher (Ball State) 9.650
  9. Angie Hosbach (Ball State) 9.625
  10. Madison Shorts (Ball State) 9.600
  11. Angela Durkac (Ball State) 9.250
  12. Katie Honarmand (Ball State) 9.050
BALANCE BEAM:
  1. Mackenzie Caquatto (Florida) 9.875
  2. Alaina Johnson (Florida) 9.825
  3. Bridget Sloan (Florida) 9.800
  4. Randy Stageberg (Florida); Kytra Hunter (Florida) 9.750
  6. Emily Wehrle (Ball State) 9.525
  7. Brooklyn Schumaker (Ball State) 9.450
  8. Brittney Emmons (Ball State) 9.400
  9. Ashanee Dickerson (Florida) 9.275
  10. Samantha Santos (Ball State) 8.950
  11. Leah Wilson (Ball State) 8.925
  12. Nicole Allen (Ball State) 8.450
FLOOR EXERCISE: 
  1. Kytra Hunter (Florida) 9.900
  2. Ashanee Dickerson (Florida) 9.875
  3. Randy Stageberg (Florida) 9.850
  4. Kiersten Wang (Florida) 9.775
  5. Denaisha Christian (Ball State) 9.725
  6. Angie Hosbach (Ball State) 9.700
  7. Nicole Allen (Ball State); Marissa King (Florida) 9.675
  9. Brittney Emmons (Ball State) 9.575
  10. Jamie Shisler (Florida) 9.225
  11. Tiffany Brodbeck (Ball State) 9.125
  12. Erin Patchey (Ball State) 9.100
LOUISIANA STATE VS NORTH CAROLINA STATE:
  1. Louisiana State University (49.275, 48.250, 49.025, 49.525) 196.075
  2. North Carolina State University (48.925, 48.450, 48.625, 48.975) 194.975
ALL AROUND:
  1. Rheagan Courville (Louisiana State) 39.500
  2. Lloiminica Hall (Louisiana State) 39.250
  3. Diahanna Ham (North Carolina State) 39.100
  4. Michaela Woodford (North Carolina State) 38.950
  5. Stephanie Ouellette (North Carolina State) 38.725
VAULT:
  1. Sarie Morrison (Louisiana State) 9.900
  2. Diahanna Ham (North Carolina State) 9.875
  3. Rheagan Courville (Louisiana State); Jessica Savona (Louisiana State); Maliah Mathis (Louisiana State) 9.850
  6. Kaleigh Dickson (Louisiana State); Brittni Watkins (North Carolina State) 9.825
  8. Morgan Johnson (North Carolina State) 9.800
  9. Lloiminica Hall (Louisiana State) 9.775
  10. Stephanie Ouellette (North Carolina State) 9.725
  11. Michaela Woodford (North Carolina State) 9.700
  12. Ellen Marion (North Carolina State) 8.800
UNEVEN BARS:
  1. Sarie Morrison (Louisiana State) 9.825
  2. Rheagan Courville (Louisiana State); Kristen Harabedian (North Carolina State) 9.800
  4. Rachel Fincham (North Carolina State); Randii Wyrick (Louisiana State) 9.775
  6. Lloiminica Hall (Louisiana State); Michaela Woodford (North Carolina State) 9.725
  8. Diahanna Ham (North Carolina State) 9.700
  9. Stephanie Ouellette (North Carolina State) 9.450
  10. Heidi Ffield (North Carolina State) 9.200
  11. Jessie Jordan (Louisiana State) 9.125
  12. Mckenzie Fox (Louisiana State) 8.600
BALANCE BEAM:
  1. Rheagan Courville (Louisiana State) 9.875
  2. Lloiminica Hall (Louisiana State); Jessica Savona (Louisiana State); Jessie Jordan (Louisiana State) 9.800
  5. Michaela Woodford (North Carolina State) 9.775
  6. Kaleigh Dickson (Louisiana State); Kristen Harabedian (North Carolina State) 9.750
  8. Stephanie Ouellette (North Carolina State); Ericka Garcia (Louisiana State) 9.725
  10. Lane Jarred (North Carolina State) 9.700
  11. Diahanna Ham (North Carolina State) 9.675
  12. Hannah Fallanca (North Carolina State) 9.225
FLOOR EXERCISE:
  1. Rheagan Courville (Louisiana State) 9.975
  2. Lloiminica Hall (Louisiana State) 9.950
  3. Jessica Savona (Louisiana State) 9.925
  4. Diahanna Ham (North Carolina State); Maliah Mathis (Louisiana State) 9.850
  6. Stephanie Ouellette (North Carolina State); Kaleigh Dickson (Louisiana State); Lane Jarred (North Carolina State) 9.825
  9. Michaela Woodford (North Carolina State) 9.750
  10. Kristen Harabedian (North Carolina State) 9.725
  11. Brittni Watkins (North Carolina State) 9.550
  12. Jessie Jordan (Louisiana State) 9.200
CANCUN CLASSIC:
MICHIGAN VS BRIGHAM YOUNG VS OREGON STATE:
  1. University of Michigan (48.975, 49.075, 49.275, 49.250) 196.575
  2. Brigham Young University (48.425, 48.700, 49.050, 48.300) 194.475
  3. Oregon State University (48.850, 47.650, 48.225, 48.875) 193.600
ALL AROUND:
  1. Joanna Sampson (Michigan) 39.425
  2. Sachi Sugiyama (Michigan) 39.300
  3. Katie Zurales (Michigan) 39.275
  4. Raquel Willman (Brigham Young) 38.925
  5. Makayla Stambaugh (Oregon State) 38.325
VAULT:
  1. Joanna Sampson (Michigan) 9.875
  2. Hailey Gaspar (Oregon State) 9.825
  3. Sachi Sugiyama (Michigan); Sarah Marquez (Oregon State) 9.800
  5. Madeline Nilsson (Brigham Young); Chelsea Tang (Oregon State); Stephanie Colbert (Michigan); Briley Casanova (Michigan) 9.775
  9. Sarah Yandow Wensel (Brigham Young); Makayla Stambaugh (Oregon State); Austin Sheppard (Michigan); Katie Zurales (Michigan) 9.750
  13. Kelsi Blalock (Oregon State) 9.700
  14. Haylee Rollins (Brigham Young) 9.675
  15. Raquel Willman (Brigham Young) 9.625
  16. Eliane Kulczyuk (Brigham Young) 9.600
  17. Stephanie McGregor (Oregon State) 9.550
  18. Makenzie Johnson (Brigham Young) 9.500
UNEVEN BARS:
  1. Raquel Willman (Brigham Young); Sachi Sugiyama (Michigan); Joanna Sampson (Michigan) 9.850
  4. Brittnee Martinez (Michigan) 9.825
  5. Haylee Rollins (Brigham Young) 9.800
  6. Katie Zurales (Michigan); Shelby Gies (Michigan) 9.775
  8. Sarah Yandow Wensel (Brigham Young); Stephanie McGregor (Oregon State) 9.750
  10. Lindsay Williams (Michigan) 9.700
  11. Madeline Nilsson (Brigham Young); Megan Bain (Brigham Young) 9.650
  13. Brittany Harris (Oregon State) 9.625
  14. Makayla Stambaugh (Oregon State) 9.550
  15. Margaurite Lindstrom (Brigham Young) 9.525
  16. Hannah Casey (Oregon State) 9.475
  17. Melanie Jones (Oregon State) 9.250
  18. Erika Aufiero (Oregon State) 9.225
BALANCE BEAM:
  1. Katie Zurales (Michigan) 9.925
  2. Megan Bain (Brigham Young); Joanna Sampson (Michigan) 9.875
  4. Brittnee Martinez (Michigan) 9.850
  5. Makenzie Johnson (Brigham Young); Shelby Gies (Michigan) 9.825
  7. Raquel Willman (Brigham Young); Annette Miele (Michigan) 9.800
  9. Ashley Follett (Brigham Young); Madeline Nilsson (Brigham Young); Katelyn Ohlrich (Oregon State) 9.775
  12. Melanie Jones (Oregon State); Sachi Sugiyama (Michigan) 9.750
  14. Emily Vidmar (Brigham Young) 9.725
  15. Brittany Harris (Oregon State) 9.700
  16. Kelsi Blalock (Oregon State) 9.625
  17. Cerise Witherby (Oregon State) 9.375
  18. Makayla Stambaugh (Oregon State) 9.150
FLOOR EXERCISE:
  1. Katie Zurales (Michigan) 9.900
  2. Makayla Stambaugh (Oregon State) 9.875
  3. Melanie Jones (Oregon State); Stephanie Colbert (Michigan); Reema Zakharia (Michigan) 9.850
  6. Kelsi Blalock (Oregon State); Natalie Beilstein (Michigan); Katie Zurales (Michigan); Joanna Sampson (Michigan) 9.825
  10. Megan Bain (Brigham Young) 9.750
  11. Sarah Yandow Wensel (Brigham Young) 9.725
  12. Cerise Witherby (Oregon State) 9.700
  13. Raquel Willman (Brigham Young) 9.650
  14. Brittany Harris (Oregon State) 9.625
  15. Jordan Schult (Brigham Young) 9.600
  16. Eliane Kulczyk (Brigham Young) 9.575
  17. Makenzie Johnson (Brigham Young) 9.075
  18. Sarah Marquez (Oregon State) 9.050
NORCAL QUAD MEET:
STANFORD VS SAN JOSE STATE VS UC DAVIS VS SACRAMENTO STATE
  1. Stanford University (49.250, 48.400, 49.125, 48.650) 195.425
  2. San Jose State University (48.475, 47.675, 48.575, 48.150) 192.875
  3. University of California - Davis (48.475, 47.425, 47.075, 48.425) 191.400
  4. California State University - Sacramento (48.700, 47.925, 46.875, 47.600) 191.100
ALL AROUND:
  1. Kallilah McCartney (Sacramento State) 38.825
  2. Cami Guyer (San Jose State) 38.600
  3. Cassie Benning (Sacramento State) 38.100
  4. Anna Shumaker (UC Davis) 37.875
VAULT:
  1. Nicole Dayton (Stanford) 9.950
  2. Ivana Hong (Stanford) 9.900
  3. Melissa Chuang (Stanford) 9.850
  4. Anna Shumaker (UC Davis) 9.825
  5. Kallilah McCartney (Sacramento State); Cami Guyer (San Jose State) 9.800
  7. Ashley Morgan (Stanford); Pauline Hanset (Stanford); Jasmine Holmes (San Jose State) 9.775
  10. Cassie Benning (Sacramento State); Nicole Meiller (Sacramento State); Maddy Kennedy (UC Davis) 9.750
  13. Julia Greer (San Jose State); Kaila Kilwein (Sacramento State); Tiana Montell (UC Davis) 9.725
  16. Hannah Gilbert (San Jose State) 9.700
  17. Katie Osaki (Sacramento State) 9.675
  18. Jamie Yamashita (UC Davis) 9.625
  19. Steph Stamates (UC Davis); Kayla DeFrancesco (UC Davis); Tina Necas (Sacramento State) 9.550
  22. Amy Bellingham (San Jose State) 9.475
  23. Cassandra Harrison (San Jose State) 9.000
UNEVEN BARS:
  1. Ashley Morgan (Stanford); Michelle Ho (UC Davis) 9.800
  3. Shona Morgan (Stanford); Kristina Vaculik (Stanford) 9.775
  5. Kallilah McCartney (Sacramento State) 9.675
  6. Cassandra Harrison (San Jose State); Bekah Gher (San Jose State); Nicole Meiller (Sacramento State) 9.650
  9. Dani Judal (UC Davis); Cayla Beutler (Sacramento State) 9.625
  11. Cami Guyer (San Jose State); Jamie Yamashita (UC Davis) 9.600
  13. Alyssa Kaschak (San Jose State) 9.575
  14. Tiana Montell (UC Davis) 9.550
  15. Cassie Benning (Sacramento State); Ivana Hong (Stanford); Sami Shapiro (Stanford) 9.525
  18. Ashley Wooff (Sacramento State) 9.450
  19. Kaila Kilwein (Sacramento State) 9.425
  20. Alyssa Telles-Nolan (San Jose State) 9.200
  21. Maggie Teets (Stanford) 9.100
  22. Marissa Unpingco (San Jose State) 9.050
  23. Anna Shumaker (UC Davis) 8.850
  24. Lisa Wiktorski (UC Davis) 8.450
BALANCE BEAM:
  1. Ivana Hong (Stanford); Amanda Spinner (Stanford) 9.875
  3. Shona Morgan (Stanford) 9.825
  4. Kallilah McCartney (Sacramento State); Ashley Morgan (Stanford); Kristina Vaculik (Stanford); Bekah Gher (San Jose State) 9.775
  8. Julia Greer (San Jose State); Tauny Shearer (San Jose State) 9.750
  10. Cayla Beutler (Sacramento State) 9.725
  11. Pauline Hanset (Stanford); Dani Judal (UC Davis) 9.700
  13. Jamie Yamashita (UC Davis); Marissa Unpingco (San Jose State) 9.675
  15. Cami Guyer (San Jose State); Kiley Field (San Jose State) 9.625
  17. Anna Shumaker (UC Davis) 9.500
  18. Dallas Smith (Sacramento State) 9.150
  19. Cassie Benning (Sacramento State); Michelle Ho (UC Davis) 9.125
  21. Elideth Guerrero (Sacramento State) 9.100
  22. Alyssa Anderson (Sacramento State); Leah Houseman (UC Davis) 9.075
  24. Steph Stamates (UC Davis) 9.000
FLOOR EXERCISE:
  1. Julia Greer (San Jose State) 9.825
  2. Michelle Ho (UC Davis) 9.800
  3. Shona Morgan (Stanford); Melissa Chuang (Stanford) 9.775
  5. Kristina Vaculik (Stanford) 9.750
  6. Pauline Hanset (Stanford); Kaila Kilwein (Sacramento State) 9.725
  8. Cassie Benning (Sacramento State); Anna Shumaker (UC Davis); Dallas Smith (Sacramento State) 9.7000
  11. Dani Judal (UC Davis); Maddy Kennedy (UC Davis) 9.650
  13. Cassandra Harrison (San Jose State); Steph Stamates (UC Davis); Nicole Dayton (Stanford); Alyssa Telles-Nolan (San Jose State) 9.625
  17. Taryn West (UC Davis) 9.600
  18. Kallilah McCartney (Sacramento State); Cami Guyer (San Jose State) 9.575
  20. Victoria Lark (San Jose State) 9.500
  21. Jasmine Holmes (San Jose State) 9.300
  22. Maggie Teets (Stanford) 8.950
  23. Katie Osaki (Sacramento State) 8.900
  24. Cayla Beutler (Sacramento State) 5.050
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NCAA Women's Gymnastics: 5th January Results

January 5, 2013, 9:16 pm
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Another five meets took place tonight. Ohio State University won over Bowling Green State University at the Anderson Arena on the Bowling Green State campus. Ohio State Junior Melanie Shaffer won the All Around, competing all four events since her Freshman year. Fellow Ohio State Junior Sarah Miller won the Vault title, whilst team mates Colleen Dean, Alyssa Marohn and Melanie Shaffer tied for the Uneven Bars honors. Miller also took out the Balance Beam and Floor Exercise honors. Standouts for Bowling Green State were Megan Harrington, Jamilah Ali and Amanda Lievendag.

The Central Michigan University Chippewas dominated in their season opening win at home against the University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire. The Chippewas also took out all the Individual titles on offer. Central Michigan Sophomore Becca Druien was the only gymnast from either team to contest all four events. CMU Freshman Kirsten Petzold won the Vault title in her first collegiate meet, whilst her older sister Brittany, Meaghan McWhorter and Emily Heinz tied for second place on the event. Emily LaFontaine won the Uneven Bars title whilst Halle Moraw won on the Balance Beam and Floor Exercise. Elizabeth Stubbs and Julia Stedman were standout performers for Wisconsin - Eau Claire.

The University of Oklahoma won against the University of Georgia. Georgia led after three rotations but could not hold on for victory. Oklahoma Junior Taylor Spears won the All Around title over team mates Brie Olson and Keeley Kmieciak. Georgia's Cat Hires won the Vault title, while on  the Uneven Bars it was a four way tie between Georgia's Chelsea Davis, and Oklahoma's Haley Scaman, Brie Olson and Taylor Spears. Shayla Worley of Georgia won the Balance Beam title with Scaman taking out the Floor Exercise honors.

University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh won over Hamline University. Hamline University's Courtney Benson who was a standout performer for the Pipers won the All Around honors as well as the Floor Exercise title with her team mate Kambria Blakely (another standout) taking out the Vault title. Oshkosh's Courtney Howard took out the Uneven Bars whilst Krystal Walker won the Balance Beam title.

The University of Denver succeeded at home to win the tri-meet over Penn State University and  Lindenwood University. Sharaya Musser of Penn State University won the All Around title over Moriah Martin of Denver and fellow Nittany Lion Alexis Carroll. Penn State's Madison Merriam won the Vault title over teammates Carroll and Musser who tied for second. Denver's Nina McGee won on the Uneven Bars with Musser and her team mate Samantha Musto tying for second. Jorie Hall of Denver won the Beam honors with team members Ellese Sakai-Hart and Melodi Pulgarin Linero tying for second. McGee and Musser tied for the Floor Exercise title.

RESULTS:
OHIO STATE VS BOWLING GREEN STATE:
  1. Ohio State University (49.275, 48.950, 48.825, 47.550) 194.600
  2. Bowling Green State University (48.550, 48.000, 47.775, 47.875) 192.200
ALL AROUND:
  1. Melanie Shaffer (Ohio State) 38.675
  2. Megan Harrington (Bowling Green State) 38.000
  3. Alyssa Nocella (Bowling Green State) 37.975
VAULT: 
  1. Sarah Miller (Ohio State) 9.950
  2. Sarah Grady (Ohio State) 9.900
  3. Jamilah Ali (Bowling Green State) 9.850
  4. Alyssa Marohn (Ohio State); Melanie Shaffer (Ohio State) 9.825
  6. Sunny Marchand (Bowling Green State) 9.800
  7. Audrey Tolbert (Ohio State) 9.775
  8. Alex DeLuca (Ohio State) 9.750
  9. Amanda Lievendag (Bowling Green State) 9.725
  10. Megan Harrington (Bowling Green State) 9.625
  11. Alyssa Nocella (Bowling Green State) 9.550
  12. Gina Locigno (Bowling Green State) 9.500
UNEVEN BARS:
  1. Alyssa Marohn (Ohio State); Colleen Dean (Ohio State); Melanie Shaffer (Ohio State) 9.825
  4. Victoria Aepli (Ohio State); Amanda Lievendag (Bowling Green State) 9.750
  6. Rachel Abrams (Ohio State); Alex DeLuca (Ohio State) 9.725
  8. Alyssa Nolan (Bowling Green State) 9.600
  9. Alexandra Porter (Bowling Green State) 9.575
  10. Lindsay Koch (Bowling Green State) 9.550
  11. Megan Harrington (Bowling Green State) 9.525
  12. Rachel Perry (Bowling Green State) 9.300
BALANCE BEAM:
  1. Sarah Miller (Ohio State) 9.875
  2. Alyssa Marohn (Ohio State) 9.825
  3. Melanie Shaffer (Ohio State) 9.775
  4. Megan Harrington (Bowling Green State) 9.750
  5. Maggie Dunn (Ohio State); Sarah Grady (Ohio State); Jamilah Ali (Bowling Green State) 9.675
  8. Maria Salvia (Bowling Green State) 9.625
  9. Caroline Ellingboe (Bowling Green State) 9.550
  10. Victoria Aepli (Ohio State) 9.200
  11. Alyssa Nolan (Bowling Green State) 9.175
  12. Megan Valentini (Bowling Green State) 8.525
FLOOR EXERCISE:
  1. Sarah Miller (Ohio State) 9.875
  2. Jamilah Ali (Bowling Green State) 9.800
  3. Victoria Aepli (Ohio State) 9.700
  4. Megan Valentini (Bowling Green State) 9.675
  5. Alyssa Nocella (Bowling Green State); Gina Locigno (Bowling Green State) 9.650
  7. Audrey Tolbert (Ohio State) 9.500
  8. Melanie Shaffer (Ohio State) 9.250
  9. Alex DeLuca (Ohio State) 9.225
  10. Megan Harrington (Bowling Green State) 9.100
  11. Maggie Dunn (Ohio State) 8.875
CENTRAL MICHIGAN VS WISCONSIN-EAU CLAIRE:
  1. Central Michigan University (48.675, 48.825, 48.650, 48.825) 194.975
  2. University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire (45.900, 42.425, 44.850, 46.975) 180.150
ALL AROUND: 
  1. Becca Druien (Central Michigan) 38.725
VAULT:
  1. Kirsten Petzold (Central Michigan) 9.825
  2. Brittany Petzold (Central Michigan); Emily Heinz (Central Michigan); Meaghan McWhorter (Central Michigan) 9.750
  5. Tori Garcia (Central Michigan) 9.600
  6. Becca Druien (Central Michigan) 9.525
  7. Julia Stedman (Wisconsin - Eau Claire) 9.375 
  8. Karla Hagen (Wisconsin - Eau Claire) 9.350
  9. Molly Senske (Wisconsin - Eau Claire) 9.150
  10. Mikayla Dockendorf (Wisconsin - Eau Claire) 9.075
  11. Cecily Solem (Wisconsin - Eau Claire) 8.950
UNEVEN BARS:
  1. Emily LaFontaine (Central Michigan) 9.825
  2. Megan Lamphere (Central Michigan); Kylie Fagan (Central Michigan) 9.775
  4. Becca Druien (Central Michigan) 9.750
  5. Taylor Bolender (Central Michigan) 9.700
  6. Taylor Noonan (Central Michigan) 9.675
  7. Kellie Dougherty (Wisconsin - Eau Claire) 9.025
  8. Michaela McCamey (Wisconsin - Eau Claire) 8.675
  9. Karla Hagen (Wisconsin - Eau Claire) 8.500
  10. Julia Stedman (Wisconsin - Eau Claire) 8.450
  11. Lexi Burnikel (Wisconsin - Eau Claire) 7.775
  12. Olivia Aschenbrenner (Wisconsin - Eau Claire) 7.325
BALANCE BEAM:
  1. Halle Moraw (Central Michigan) 9.850
  2. Megan Lamphere (Central Michigan); Kylie Fagan (Central Michigan) 9.750
  4. Becca Druien (Central Michigan); Taylor Noonan (Central Michigan) 9.650
  6. Kirsten Petzold (Central Michigan) 9.550
  7. Taylor Custer (Wisconsin - Eau Claire) 9.275
  8. Elizabeth Stubbs (Wisconsin - Eau Claire); Cecily Solem (Wisconsin - Eau Claire) 9.025
  10. Olivia Aschenbrenner (Wisconsin - Eau Claire) 8.775
  11. Kellie Dougherty (Wisconsin - Eau Claire) 8.750
  12. Michaela McCamey (Wisconsin - Eau Claire) 8.550
FLOOR EXERCISE:
  1. Halle Moraw (Central Michigan) 9.850
  2. Becca Druien (Central Michigan) 9.800
  3. Meaghan McWhorter (Central Michigan) 9.775
  4. Brittany Petzold (Central Michigan) 9.725
  5. Emily LaFontaine (Central Michigan); Elizabeth Stubbs (Wisconsin - Eau Claire) 9.675
  7. Taylor Noonan (Central Michigan) 9.600
  8. Julia Stedman (Wisconsin - Eau Claire) 9.375
  9. Karla Hagan (Wisconsin - Eau Claire) 9.325
  10. Olivia Aschenbrenner (Wisconsin - Eau Claire); Cecily Solom (Wisconsin - Eau Claire) 9.300
  12. Molly Senske (Wisconsin - Eau Claire) 9.050
OKLAHOMA VS GEORGIA:
  1. University of Oklahoma (48.900, 49.150, 49.200, 49.200) 196.450
  2. University of Georgia (49.300, 49.150, 48.975, 48.000) 195.425
ALL AROUND:
  1. Taylor Spears (Oklahoma) 39.375
  2. Brie Olson (Oklahoma) 39.250
  3. Keeley Kmieciak (Oklahoma) 38.675
  4. Cat Hires (Georgia) 37.800
VAULT:
  1. Cat Hires (Georgia) 9.925
  2. Brandie Jay (Georgia) 9.875
  3. Brittany Rogers (Georgia); Keeley Kmieciak (Oklahoma) 9.850
  5. Sarah Persinger (Georgia); Lindsey Cheek (Georgia) 9.825
  7. Madison Mooring (Oklahoma); Haley Scaman (Oklahoma) 9.800
  9. Taylor Spears (Oklahoma) 9.775
  10. Brie Olson (Oklahoma) 9.675
  11. Chelsea Davis (Georgia); Hunter Price (Oklahoma) 9.625
UNEVEN BARS:
  1. Chelsea Davis (Georgia); Taylor Spears (Oklahoma); Haley Scaman (Oklahoma); Brie Olson (Oklahoma) 9.875
  5. Lindsey Cheek (Georgia) 9.850
  6. Cat Hires (Georgia) 9.825
  7. Hayden Ward (Oklahoma); Brittany Rogers (Georgia); Shayla Worley (Georgia) 9.800
  10. Christa Tanella (Georgia) 9.775
  11. Rebecca Clark (Oklahoma) 9.725
  12. Keeley Kmieciak (Oklahoma) 9.200
BALANCE BEAM:
  1. Shayla Worley (Georgia) 9.900
  2. Taylor Spears (Oklahoma) 9.875
  3. Madison Mooring (Oklahoma) 9.825
  4. Keeley Kmieciak (Oklahoma); Brie Olson (Oklahoma) 9.850
  6. Lindsey Cheek (Georgia); Kaylan Earls (Georgia); Lauren Alexander (Oklahoma) 9.800
  9. Brittany Rogers (Georgia) 9.750
  10. Christa Tanella (Georgia) 9.725
  11. Cat Hires (Georgia) 8.975
  12. Rebecca Clark (Oklahoma) 8.875
FLOOR EXERCISE:
  1. Haley Scaman (Oklahoma) 9.875
  2. Kaylan Earls (Georgia); Madison Mooring (Oklahoma); Taylor Spears (Oklahoma); Brie Olson (Oklahoma) 9.850
  6. Christa Tanella (Georgia) 9.825
  7. Shayla Worley (Georgia); Lara Albright (Oklahoma); Keeley Kmieciak (Oklahoma) 9.775
  10. Sarah Persinger (Georgia) 9.375
  11. Brandie Jay (Georgia) 9.175
  12. Cat Hires (Georgia) 9.075
WISCONSIN - OSHKOSH VS HAMLINE:
  1. University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh (44.250, 42.475, 43.775, 45.350) 175.850
  2. Hamline University (45.100, 39.600, 44.000, 44.350) 173.050
ALL AROUND:
  1. Courtney Benson (Hamline) 36.625
  2. Krystal Walker (UW-Oshkosh) 35.500
VAULT:
  1. Kambria Blakely (Hamline) 9.375
  2. Courtney Benson (Hamline); Stephanie Gorman (UW-Oshkosh) 9.225
  4. Jackie Clement (Hamline) 9.050
  5. Krystal Walker (UW-Oshkosh) 9.000
  6. Nicole deRoode (UW-Oshkosh) 8.925
  7. Summer Haag (Hamline) 8.850
  8. Emily Ryan (UW-Oshkosh) 8.700
  9. Josie Kent (Hamline) 8.600
  10. Alyssa Noel (UW-Oshkosh) 8.400
  11. Lindsay Hermsen (UW-Oshkosh) 8.200
  12. Meghan McCaskey (Hamline) 8.050
UNEVEN BARS:
  1. Courtney Howard (UW-Oshkosh) 8.775
  2. Leane Blais (UW-Oshkosh) 8.750
  3. Courtney Benson (Hamline) 8.700
  4. Krystal Walker (UW-Oshkosh) 8.600
  5. Barbara Bass (UW-Oshkosh) 8.350
  6. Steffani Meusburger (UW-Oshkosh) 8.000
  7. Andrea Gross (Hamline); Erika Degnan (Hamline) 7.850
  9. Summer Haag (Hamline); Hannah McCabe (UW-Oshkosh) 7.700
  11. Hannah Dee Smith (Hamline) 7.500
  12. Jackie Clement (Hamline) 7.350
BALANCE BEAM:
  1. Krystal Walker (UW-Oshkosh) 9.300
  2. Corrinne Stifler (Hamline) 9.125
  3. Courtney Benson (Hamline) 9.100
  4. Stephanie Gorman (UW-Oshkosh) 8.925
  5. Lindsay Hermsen (UW-Oshkosh) 8.900
  6. Summer Haag (Hamline) 8.750
  7. Kambria Blakely (Hamline) 8.675
  8. Courtney Howard (UW-Oshkosh) 8.450
  9. Murielle Mischook (Hamline) 8.350
  10. Abby Zubella (UW-Oshkosh); Nicole deRoode (UW-Oshkosh) 8.200
  12. Katie Hall (Hamline) 7.850
FLOOR EXERCISE:
  1. Courtney Benson (Hamline) 9.600
  2. Kambria Blakely (Hamline) 9.375
  3. Steffani Meusburger (UW-Oshkosh) 9.225
  4. Stephanie Gorman (UW-Oshkosh) 9.200
  5. Abby Zubella (UW-Oshkosh) 9.075
  6. Murielle Mischook (Hamline) 9.000
  7. Courtney Howard (UW-Oshkosh) 8.950
  8. Alyssa Noel (UW-Oshkosh) 8.900
  9. Krystal Walker (UW-Oshkosh) 8.600
  10. Jackie Clement (Hamline) 8.500
  11. Nikki Tutewohl (Hamline) 7.875
  12. Erika Degnan (Hamline) 7.150
DENVER VS PENN STATE VS LINDENWOOD:
  1. University of Denver (48.800, 48.475, 48.750, 48.675) 194.700
  2. Penn State University (49.100, 48.950, 47.650, 48.025) 193.725
  3. Lindenwood University (47.375, 45.225, 46.950, 46.375) 185.925
ALL AROUND:
  1. Sharaya Musser (Penn State) 39.300
  2. Moriah Martin (Denver) 39.050
  3. Alexis Carroll (Penn State) 38.525
  4. Samantha Musto (Penn State) 38.350
  5. Alicia Floyd (Lindenwood) 37.125
  6. Lauren Cartmell (Lindenwood) 37.000
  7. Emily Turik (Lindenwood) 36.750
  8. Valeri Ingui (Lindenwood) 35.375
VAULT:
  1. Madison Merriam (Penn State) 9.900
  2. Alexis Carroll (Penn State); Sharaya Musser (Penn State) 9.875
  4. Kaitlin Moorhead (Denver) 9.850
  5. Moriah Martin (Denver) 9.825
  6. Melodi Pulgarin Linero (Denver); Lindsay Musgrove (Penn State); Alexandra Witt (Penn State); Samantha Musto (Penn State) 9.725
  10. Simona Castro (Denver); Brianna Springer (Denver) 9.700
  12. Emily Barrett (Denver) 9.675
  13. Rachel Zabawa (Lindenwood) 9.625
  14. Alicia Floyd (Lindenwood) 9.525
  15. Emily Turik (Lindenwood) 9.450
  16. Lauren Cartmell (Lindenwood) 9.400
  17. Valeri Ingui (Lindenwood) 9.375
  18. Daniela Fumagalli (Lindenwood) 9.200
UNEVEN BARS:
  1. Nina McGee (Denver) 9.900
  2. Samantha Musto (Penn State); Sharaya Musser (Penn State) 9.875
  4. Moriah Martin (Denver) 9.825
  5. Maggie Laughlin (Denver) 9.775
  6. Kassidy Stauder (Penn State); Alexis Carroll (Penn State) 9.750
  8. Melodi Pulgarin Linero (Denver) 9.725
  9. Madison Merriam (Penn State) 9.700
  10. Emily Turik (Lindenwood) 9.675
  11. Alexandra Witt (Penn State) 9.650
  12. Courtney Heise (Lindenwood) 9.500
  13. Brianna Springer (Denver) 9.250
  14. Simona Castro (Denver) 9.125
  15. Lauren Cartmell (Lindenwood) 8.950
  16. Alicia Floyd (Lindenwood) 8.925
  17. Valeri Ingui (Lindenwood) 8.175
  18. Daniela Fumagalli (Lindenwood) 7.900
BALANCE BEAM:
  1. Jorie Hall (Denver) 9.825
  2. Ellese Sakai-Hart (Denver); Melodi Pulgarin Linero (Denver) 9.775
  4. Sharaya Musser (Penn State); Brianna Springer (Denver) 9.725
  6. Kassidy Stauder (Penn State) 9.700
  7. Rachel Zabawa (Lindenwood) 9.675
  8. Moriah Martin (Denver); Alix Faden (Penn State) 9.650
  10. Nina McGee (Denver) 9.600
  11. Lauren Cartmell (Lindenwood); Alicia Floyd (Lindenwood) 9.475
  13. Alexis Carroll (Penn State) 9.375
  14. Courtney Heise (Lindenwood) 9.250
  15. Samantha Musto (Penn State) 9.200
  16. Lindsay Musgrove (Penn State) 9.100
  17. Valeri Ingui (Lindenwood) 9.075
  18. Emily Turik (Lindenwood) 8.500
FLOOR EXERCISE:
  1. Nina McGee (Denver); Sharaya Musser (Penn State) 9.825
  3. Moriah Martin (Denver) 9.750
  4. Maggie Laughlin (Denver) 9.725
  5. Jorie Hall (Denver) 9.700
  6. Ellese Sakai-Hart (Denver) 9.675
  7. Lindsay Musgrove (Penn State) 9.650
  8. Rachel Zabawa (Lindenwood); Samantha Musto (Penn State) 9.550
  10. Alexis Carroll (Penn State) 9.525
  11. Madison Merriam (Penn State) 9.475
  12. Courtney Heise (Lindenwood) 9.325
  13. Alicia Floyd (Lindenwood) 9.200
  14. Lauren Cartmell (Lindenwood) 9.175
  15. Emily Turik (Lindenwood) 9.125
  16. Taylor Alotta (Penn State) 8.975
  17. Valeri Ingui (Lindenwood) 8.750
  18. Kaitlin Moorhead (Lindenwood) 8.325
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NCAA Women's Gymnastics Results: 6th January

January 7, 2013, 6:57 pm
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The UCLA Bruins won their first meet of the season against Southern Utah at home in the newly renovated Pauley Pavilion. The Bruins won three events, only dropping the Balance Beam to Southern Utah after having to count a fall in their scores. UCLA fifth year Senior Vanessa Zamarippa took out the All Around honors, Floor Exercise title and tied with Southern Utah's Alyssa Click for the Balance Beam title. UCLA's Olivia Courtney took out the Vault title with team mates Lichelle Wong and Sophina DeJesus tying for the Uneven Bars honors. 

New Hampshire had a 2.050 point victory over Rutgers at home in the Lundholm Gymnasium with Senior Austyn Fobes having a stellar meet capturing the All Around title, Vault title, Uneven Bars title and sharing the honors on Floor Exercise with team mate Hannah Barile. Fellow New Hampshire gymnast Kayla Gray earned the honors on the Balance Beam. Standout performers for Rutgers were Jenna Zito and Jenna Williams.

Iowa State dominated on all events except for vault to notch a victory over University of Wisconsin - La Crosse. Iowa State gymnasts also picked up all the individual honors on offer. Caitlin Brown earned the All Around crown and also shared the Vault and Floor Exercise titles with team mate Sara Townsend whilst Henrietta Green picked up the Uneven Bars title, and Milan Ivory topped the Balance Beam standings. Tegan Oare, Christa Booman, Jen Andersen and Katie Palluck were standouts for Wisconsin-La Crosse.

The UC-Berkeley team won at home in the quad meet against the University of Kentucky, University of Arizona and Auburn University. In what was a closely fought tussle, the Golden Bears earned the top team total on the Balance Beam, whilst Kentucky dominated on the Floor Exercise. The University of Arizona top scored on the Vault and Uneven Bars. Arizona's Aubree Cristello took out the All Around honors over UC-Berkeley's Madisyn O'Brien. Cristello also took out the Vault honors whilst O'Brien tied with Audrey Harrison of Kentucky for the Uneven Bars title. Aubree Cristello also shared in the Balance Beam honors with Auburn University's Caitlin Atkinson. Kentucky's Kayla Hartley won the Floor Exercise title.

RESULTS:
UCLA VS SOUTHERN UTAH:
  1. University of California - Los Angeles (48.850, 49.300, 48.525, 49.475) 196.150
  2. Southern Utah University (48.600, 48.800, 48.875, 48.600) 194.875
ALL AROUND:
  1. Vanessa Zamarripa (UCLA) 39.475
  2. Michaela Chernoch (SUU) 39.025
  3. Jamie Armijo (SUU) 38.325
VAULT:
  1. Olivia Courtney (UCLA) 9.875
  2. Vanessa Zamarripa (UCLA) 9.825
  3. Kaelie Baer (UCLA) 9.800
  4. Michaela Chernoch (SUU) 9.775
  5. Rochelle Bernier (SUU); Dana McDonald (UCLA) 9.750
  7. Jamie Armijo (SUU); Arlyn Amor (SUU) 9.700
  9. Caitlin Kennedy (SUU) 9.675
  10. Sydney Sawa (UCLA) 9.600
  11. Baylie Divino (SUU) 9.500
  12. Lichelle Wong (UCLA) 9.475
UNEVEN BARS:
  1. Lichelle Wong (UCLA); Sophina DeJesus (UCLA) 9.900
  3. Mattie Larson (UCLA) 9.875
  4. Alyssa Click (SUU) 9.850
  5. Olivia Courtney (UCLA) 9.825
  6. Vanessa Zamarripa (UCLA) 9.800
  7. Rochelle Bernier (SUU); Michaela Chernoch (SUU); Danusia Francis (UCLA) 9.775
  10. Jamie Armijo (SUU) 9.725
  11. Arlyn Amor (SUU) 9.675
  12. Ana Jaworski (SUU) 9.625
BALANCE BEAM:
  1. Alyssa Click (SUU); Vanessa Zamarripa (UCLA) 9.875
  3. Caitlin Kennedy (SUU); Danusia Francis (UCLA); Sophina DeJesus (UCLA) 9.800
  6. Michaela Chernoch (SUU); Kaelie Baer (UCLA) 9.775
  8. Natalie Trejo (SUU) 9.750
  9. Ana Jaworski (SUU) 9.675
  10. Lichelle Wong (UCLA) 9.275
  11. Jamie Armijo (SUU); Mattie Larson (UCLA) 9.175
FLOOR EXERCISE:
  1. Vanessa Zamarripa (UCLA) 9.975
  2. Olivia Courtney (UCLA) 9.925
  3. Alyssa Pritchett (UCLA) 9.900
  4. Dana McDonald (UCLA) 9.850
  5. Sophina DeJesus (UCLA) 9.825
  6. Arlyn Amor (SUU) 9.800
  7. Natalie Trejo (SUU) 9.750
  8. Jamie Armijo (SUU) 9.725
  9. Michaela Chernoch (SUU) 9.700
  10. Ana Jaworski (SUU) 9.625
  11. Alyssa Click (SUU) 9.600
  12. Sadiqua Bynum (UCLA) 9.225
NEW HAMPSHIRE VS RUTGERS:
  1. University of New Hampshire (48.825, 48.700, 48.150, 49.175) 194.850
  2. Rutgers University (48.425, 48.900, 47.125, 48.350) 192.800
ALL AROUND:
  1. Austyn Fobes (New Hampshire) 39.425
  2. Alyssa Straub (Rutgers) 37.850
VAULT:
  1. Austyn Fobes (New Hampshire) 9.850
  2. Jenna Williams (Rutgers) 9.800
  3. Erika Rudiger (New Hampshire); Hannah Barile (New Hampshire) 9.775
  5. Jenna Zito (Rutgers) 9.750
  6. Jillian Hudson (New Hampshire); Nicolette Wilson (Rutgers) 9.725
  8. Courtney Connors (New Hampshire) 9.700
  9. Alyssa Straub (Rutgers) 9.675
  10. Jannelle Minichiello (New Hampshire) 9.575
  11. Emma-Rose Trentacosti (Rutgers) 9.475
  12. Sara Skammer (Rutgers) 9.150
UNEVEN BARS:
  1. Austyn Fobes (New Hampshire) 9.875
  2. Jenna Williams (Rutgers); Alexis Gunzelman (Rutgers) 9.850
  4. Jen Aucoin (New Hampshire); Danielle D'Elia (Rutgers) 9.800
  6. Hannah Barile (New Hampshire) 9.750
  7. Alexandria Ivol (Rutgers) 9.725
  8. Jillian Hudson (New Hampshire) 9.700
  9. Sara Skammer (Rutgers) 9.675
  10. Erika Rudiger (New Hampshire); Alyssa Straub (Rutgers) 9.575
  12. Kayla Gray (New Hampshire) 9.125
BALANCE BEAM:
  1. Kayla Gray (New Hampshire) 9.875
  2. Austyn Fobes (New Hampshire) 9.825
  3. Jenna Zito (Rutgers) 9.725
  4. Jannelle Minichiello (New Hampshire) 9.675
  5. Emma-Rose Trentacosti (Rutgers) 9.625
  6. Erin Machado (New Hampshire) 9.525
  7. Claudia Salinas (Rutgers) 9.475
  8. Elissa Solomon (New Hampshire) 9.250
  9. Anastasia Halbig (Rutgers); Jenna Williams (Rutgers) 9.150
  11. Jen Aucoin (New Hampshire) 9.050
  12. Alyssa Straub (Rutgers) 8.800
FLOOR EXERCISE:
  1. Hannah Barile (New Hampshire); Austyn Fobes (New Hampshire) 9.875
  3. Erin Machado (New Hampshire) 9.850
  4. Erika Rudiger (New Hampshire); Jenna Zito (Rutgers) 9.825
  6. Alyssa Straub (Rutgers); Danielle D'Elia (Rutgers) 9.800
  8. Courtney Connors (New Hampshire); Jannelle Minichiello (New Hampshire) 9.750
  10. Danielle Verdon (Rutgers) 9.700
  11. Katie Stebick (Rutgers) 9.225
  12. Nicole Romano (Rutgers) 9.100
IOWA STATE VS WISCONSIN-LA CROSSE:
  1. Iowa State University (46.950, 48.250, 47.825, 48.500) 191.525
  2. University of Wisconsin-La Crosse (47.200, 45.550, 46.325, 45.150) 184.225
ALL AROUND:
  1. Caitlin Brown (Iowa State) 38.875
  2. Sheree Romesburg (Wisconsin-La Crosse) 36.475
  3. Christa Booman (Wisconsin-La Crosse) 35.925
VAULT:
  1. Sara Townsend (Iowa State); Caitlin Brown (Iowa State) 9.675
  3. Alex Marasco (Iowa State) 9.650
  4. Tegan Oare (Wisconsin-La Crosse) 9.600
  5. Sheree Romesburg (Wisconsin-La Crosse); Natalie Hall (Wisconsin-La Crosse) 9.475
  7. Christa Booman (Wisconsin-La Crosse) 9.400
  8. Ali Berry (Wisconsin-La Crosse) 9.250
  9. Megan McDonald (Iowa State) 9.100
  10. Henrietta Green (Iowa State); Elizabeth Stranahan (Iowa State) 8.850
  12. Karinne Couture (Wisconsin-La Crosse) 8.525
UNEVEN BARS:
  1. Henrietta Green (Iowa State) 9.775
  2. Caitlin Brown (Iowa State) 9.725
  3. Michelle Shealy (Iowa State) 9.675
  4. Megan McDonald (Iowa State) 9.625
  5. Jen Andersen (Wisconsin-La Crosse) 9.475
  6. Sara Townsend (Iowa State) 9.450
  7. Elizabeth Stranahan (Iowa State) 9.175
  8. Christa Booman (Wisconsin-La Crosse) 9.100
  9. Katie Palluck (Wisconsin-La Crosse); Kristen Buschke (Wisconsin-La Crosse) 9.050
  11. Sheree Romesburg (Wisconsin-La Crosse) 8.875
  12. Rachel Riesterer (Wisconsin-La Crosse) 8.425
BALANCE BEAM:
  1. Milan Ivory (Iowa State) 9.750
  2. Caitlin Brown (Iowa State) 9.725
  3. Camille Santerre-Gervais (Iowa State) 9.575
  4. Sammie Pearsall (Iowa State) 9.550
  5. Christa Booman (Wisconsin-La Crosse) 9.425
  6. Jessica Herrmann (Wisconsin-La Crosse) 9.325
  7. Ali Berry (Wisconsin-La Crosse) 9.275
  8. Michelle Shealy (Iowa State) 9.225
  9. Tegan Oare (Wisconsin-La Crosse) 9.200
  10. Alex Marasco (Iowa State); Jen Andersen (Wisconsin-La Crosse) 9.100
  12. Sheree Romesburg (Wisconsin-La Crosse) 8.875
FLOOR EXERCISE:
  1. Caitlin Brown (Iowa State); Sara Townsend (Iowa State) 9.750
  3. Sammie Pearsall (Iowa State) 9.700
  4. Michelle Shealy (Iowa State); Elizabeth Stranahan (Iowa State) 9.650
  6. Henrietta Green (Iowa State); Katie Palluck (Wisconsin-La Crosse) 9.450
  8. Natalie Hall (Wisconsin-La Crosse) 9.275
  9. Sheree Romesburg (Wisconsin-La Crosse) 9.250
  10. Jessica Herrmann (Wisconsin-La Crosse) 9.100
  11. Ali Berry (Wisconsin-La Crosse) 8.075
  12. Christa Booman (Wisconsin-La Crosse) 8.000
UC-BERKELEY VS KENTUCKY VS ARIZONA VS AUBURN:
  1. University of California - Berkeley (48.950, 48.750, 48.950, 48.775) 195.425
  2. University of Kentucky (48.950, 49.000, 48.200, 48.975) 195.125
  3. University of Arizona (49.200, 49.100, 48.225, 48.300) 194.825
  4. Auburn University (49.075, 48.775, 48.450, 48.325) 194.625
ALL AROUND:
  1. Aubree Cristello (Arizona) 39.450
  2. Madisyn O'Brien (UC-Berkeley) 39.125
  3. Allie Flores (Arizona) 39.075
  4. Alicia Asturias (UC-Berkeley); Audrey Harrison (Kentucky); Caitlin Atkinson (Auburn) 39.050
  7. Bri Guy (Auburn) 38.550
VAULT:
  1. Aubree Cristello (Arizona) 9.950
  2. Jordan Williams (Arizona); Caitlin Atkinson (Auburn) 9.875
  4. Kristina Heymann (UC-Berkeley); Kenzie Hedges (Kentucky); Holly Cunningham (Kentucky) 9.850
  7. Petrina Yokay (Auburn); Toi Garcia (Auburn) 9.825
  9. Madisyn O'Brien (UC-Berkeley); Shelby Hilton (Kentucky); Allie Flores (Arizona); Kristin Klarenbach (Arizona); Bri Guy (Auburn) 9.800
  14. Alicia Asturias (UC Berkeley); Serena Leong (UC Berkeley); Barbara Donaldson (Arizona) 9.775
  17. Crystal Paz (UC Berkeley); Jillian Chappel (Kentucky); Brittany Webster (Auburn) 9.750
  20. Audrey Harrison (Kentucky) 9.700
UNEVEN BARS:
  1. Madisyn O'Brien (UC Berkeley); Audrey Harrison (Kentucky) 9.900
  3. Alexis Gross (Kentucky); Bri Guy (Auburn) 9.875
  5. Allie Flores (Arizona); Molly Quirk (Arizona); Petrina Yokay (Auburn) 9.850
  8. Dallas Crawford (UC Berkeley); Danielle Buchanan (Arizona); Abbey Habicht (Auburn) 9.825
  11. Alicia Asturias (UC Berkeley); Aubree Cristello (Arizona) 9.800
  13. Lexie Mills (Arizona); Kait Kluz (Auburn) 9.775
  15. Mariesah Pierce (UC Berkeley); Kayla Hartley (Kentucky); Kayla Sienkowski (Kentucky) 9.750
  18. Shelby Hilton (Kentucky) 9.725
  19. Carol Chang (UC Berkeley) 9.475
  20. Caitlin Atkinson (Auburn) 9.450
BALANCE BEAM:
  1. Aubree Cristello (Arizona); Caitlin Atkinson (Auburn) 9.850
  3. Madisyn O'Brien (UC Berkeley); Crystal Paz (UC Berkeley); Mariesah Pierce (UC Berkeley); Megan Walker (Auburn) 9.825
  7. Holly Cunningham (Kentucky); Abbey Habicht (Auburn) 9.800
  9. Carol Chang (UC Berkeley); Jordan Williams (Arizona) 9.775
  11. Alexis Gross (Kentucky) 9.750
  12. Kayla Sienkowski (Kentucky) 9.725
  13. Alicia Asturias (UC Berkeley); Audrey Harrison (Kentucky); Allie Flores (Arizona); Jessie Sisler (Arizona); Bri Guy (Auburn) 9.700
  18. Petrina Yokay (Auburn) 9.275
  19. Kenzie Hedges (Kentucky) 9.225
  20. Molly Quirk (Arizona) 9.200
FLOOR EXERCISE:
  1. Kayla Hartley (Kentucky) 9.900
  2. Kristin Klarenbach (Arizona); Caitlin Atkinson (Auburn) 9.875
  4. Serena Leong (UC Berkeley); Aubree Cristello (Arizona); Brittany Webster (Auburn) 9.850
  7. Kenzie Hedges (Kentucky) 9.825
  8. Mariesah Pierce (UC Berkeley); Lexus Demers (Auburn) 9.800
  10. Alicia Asturias (UC Berkeley); Shannon Mitchell (Kentucky) 9.775
  12. Carol Chang (UC Berkeley); Audrey Harrison (Kentucky) 9.750
  14. Tonya Phipps (Kentucky); Allie Flores (Arizona) 9.725
  16. Molly Quirk (Arizona) 9.700
  17. Kait Kluz (Auburn) 9.625
  18. Madisyn O'Brien (UC Berkeley) 9.600
  19. Bri Guy (Auburn) 9.175
  20. Jessie Sisler (Arizona) 9.150
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Field for 2013 American Cup Announced

January 12, 2013, 12:59 am
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The 2013 American Cup will take place on the 2nd of March at the DCU Center in Worcester, Massachusetts. The first All Around World Cup event for 2013 boasts an exciting line up even though one Female gymnast is yet to be added to the draw. Also the Women's Artistic representative from Canada and Men's representative from Japan are yet to be announced. Elizabeth Price and Kyla Ross will be the home country favorites however definitely do not count out any of the other Women who have been named to the field! The Men's field is very strong but I think Marcel Nguyen of Germany and Americans Jacob Dalton and Danell Leyva are standouts. Personally, I am looking forward to seeing Colombian stalwart Jorge Hugo Giraldo Lopez competing!
 
DRAWING OF LOTS:
WOMEN:
  • Elisabeth Seitz (GER)
  • Kyla Ross (USA)
  • Asuka Teramoto (JPN)
  • Larisa Andreea Iordache (ROU)
  • EMPTY PLACE #1
  • Vanessa Ferrari (ITA)
  • TBA (CAN)
  • Elizabeth Price (USA)
MEN:
  • Sergio Sasaki Junior (BRA)
  • Oleg Verniaiev (UKR)
  • Kristian Thomas (GBR)
  • Jorge Hugo Giraldo Lopez (COL)
  • TBA (JPN)
  • Danell Leyva (USA)
  • Marcel Nguyen (GER)
  • Jacob Dalton (USA)
 
 
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Results - Women's NCAA Gymnastics - Alaska-Anchorage vs Bridgeport

January 12, 2013, 4:24 am
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Women's NCAA Gymnastics competition for this weekend got underway on Thursday the 10th when the University of Alaska - Anchorage started their season with a loss to defending USA Gymnastics Collegiate National Championship Team, the University of Bridgeport Purple Knights. The Purple Knights also scooped all five individual honors. Sasha Tsikhanovich took out the All Around honors over team mates Lissette La Fex and Melissa Doucette. Doucette is a Junior who competed her Freshman and Sophomore years at the University of Alaska-Anchorage. La Fex took out the Uneven Bars title whilst Tsikhanovich won the titles on the Balance Beam, Vault (tied with team mate Natalie Saimeri) and Floor Exercise (tied with team mate Kamri Riles). Morgan Cook, M'rcy Matsunami, Emily Petersen and overseas additions to the Alaskan contingent, Marie-Sophie Boggasch and Simone Penker were standouts for the Seawolves.
RESULTS:
  1. University of Bridgeport (48.950, 47.525, 46.550, 48.425) 191.450
  2. University of Alaska-Anchorage (48.325, 45.025, 46.725, 47.350) 187.425
ALL AROUND:
  1. Sasha Tsikhanovich (Bridgeport) 39.000
  2. Lissette La Fex (Bridgeport) 38.525
  3. Melissa Doucette (Bridgeport) 37.725
  4. Morgan Cook (Alaska-Anchorage) 37.500
  5. Simone Penker (Alaska-Anchorage) 37.450
 VAULT:
  1. Sasha Tsikhanovich (Bridgeport); Natalie Saimeri (Bridgeport) 9.850
  3. Lissette La Fex (Bridgeport); M'rcy Matsunami (Alaska-Anchorage) 9.800
  5. Melissa Doucette (Bridgeport) 9.750
  6. Kamri Riles (Bridgeport); Marie-Sophie Boggasch (Alaska-Anchorage) 9.700
  8. Emily Petersen (Alaska-Anchorage) 9.625
  9. Simone Penker (Alaska-Anchorage); Morgan Cook (Alaska-Anchorage) 9.600
  11. Caitlin Perry (Bridgeport) 9.525
  12. Kayli Davies (Alaska-Anchorage) 9.500
UNEVEN BARS:
  1. Lissette La Fex (Bridgeport) 9.725
  2. Sasha Tsikhanovich (Bridgeport) 9.650
  3. Leah Goldberg (Bridgeport) 9.575
  4. Natalie Saimeri (Bridgeport) 9.500
  5. Marie-Sophie Boggasch (Alaska-Anchorage) 9.375
  6. Melissa Doucette (Bridgeport) 9.075
  7. Simone Penker (Alaska-Anchorage) 9.050
  8. Morgan Cook (Alaska-Anchorage); Emily Petersen (Alaska-Anchorage) 8.950
  10. Sariaye Jensen (Alaska-Anchorage) 8.700
  11. Lorraine Galow (Bridgeport) 8.550
  12. Paige Pirie (Alaska-Anchorage) 8.050
BALANCE BEAM:
  1. Sasha Tsikhanovich (Bridgeport) 9.725
  2. Emily Petersen (Alaska-Anchorage) 9.475
  3. Lissette La Fex (Bridgeport) 9.450
  4. M'rcy Matsunami (Alaska-Anchorage); Morgan Cook (Alaska-Anchorage) 9.325
  5. Melissa Doucette (Bridgeport); Simone Penker (Alaska-Anchorage); Chelsey Baker (Alaska-Anchorage) 9.300
  9. Lorraine Galow (Bridgeport) 9.275
  10. Chelsea Matteson (Bridgeport) 8.800
  11. Jenna Hamala-Smith (Bridgeport) 8.750
  12. Nicole Wetzel (Alaska-Anchorage) 8.350
FLOOR EXERCISE:
  1. Kamri Riles (Bridgeport); Sasha Tsikhanovich (Bridgeport) 9.775
  3. Jenna Hamala-Smith (Bridgeport) 9.675
  4. Morgan Cook (Alaska-Anchorage) 9.625
  5. Melissa Doucette (Bridgeport); Caitlin Perry (Bridgeport) 9.600
  7. Paige Pirie (Alaska-Anchorage) 9.575
  8. Lissette La Fex (Bridgeport) 9.550
  9. Simone Penker (Alaska-Anchorage) 9.500
  10. M'rcy Matsunami (Alaska-Anchorage); Kayli Davies (Alaska-Anchorage) 9.325
  12. Stefany Bryan (Alaska-Anchorage) 9.050
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