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Wednesday, 23 August 2017 09:44

Tabitha Yim named Head Coach at Stanford

A former Stanford athlete and assistant coach, Yim leaves her position at Arizona to take the helm at Stanford.

Announcement

Former UGA star Brittany Rogers won the gold on Vault at the World University Games.  She also placed fifth on BB.  UCLA incoming frosh Pauline Tratz was fifth on FX.

Link:  Results

Cristal Isa is now committed to Utah.  We previously announced her commitment to Arizona.

Wednesday, 23 August 2017 04:29

2018-19 Kelsey Martz to NIU

Kelsey Martz from New Heights Gymnastics has committed to NIU.  She placed 5th AA at her 2017 State meet and 18th AA at regionals.

Personal website

Tuesday, 22 August 2017 17:58

2020-21 Sara Ulias to UCLA

Sara Ulias has announced her commitment to UCLA.  She finished 12th AA at the 2017 SoCal meet and she competed three events at regionals.

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Tuesday, 22 August 2017 17:48

2020-21 Madeleine Johnston to PSU

Madeleine Johnston from Hill's has committed to PSU.  She competed at the 2017 US Classic (38thAA).  She also competed at the2017  Hill's Classic (1st vault/bars/AA) and the Parkettes Invitational (1st vault/beam). 

She competed at the 2016 Secret Classic and P&G Championships.

USAG Bio with video links

 

Tuesday, 22 August 2017 15:22

World University Games: AA Final

PSU's Briannah Tsang, representing Canada, placed 11th AA at the World University Games.  UCLA incoming frosh Pauline Tratz was 13th.  Romania's Larisa Iordache won the AA title with a strong 56.75.

Mickelson has been a volunteer coach at Air Force.  Prior to that, he was Head Coach at Iowa State

Announcement

Monday, 21 August 2017 13:15

2020-2021: Russon to Washington

Taylor Russon, a L10 at San Mateo Gymnastics, has committed to Washington for 2020-2021.  At the 2017 L10 Junior Olympic Nationals, she tied for 2nd on UB and placed 27th AA.  In 2016, she was the BB co-champion, tied for 9th on FX and placed 9th AA at the JO Nationals.

Monday, 21 August 2017 10:19

World University Games Team Results

Russia won the women's team competition at the World University Games this weekend.  Canada was 2nd, with former NCAAer Brittany Rogers (UGA) and current NCAAers Brianna Tsang (PSU) and Danelle Pedrick (CMU).  Japan was 3rd and Germany, with UIC gymnast Antonia Aliecke and UCLA incoming frosh Pauline Tratz, was fourth.  The US did not field a team.

Sunday, 20 August 2017 18:50

P&G Championships: Smith Wins Title

OU commit Ragan Smith won her first National senior AA title on Sunday in Anaheim.  UCLA commit Jordan Chiles was 2nd, with Florida commit Riley McCusker 3rd.  Trinity Thomas was 4th, just ahead of UCLA commit Margzetta Frazier. 

Utah commit Maile O'Keefe won the junior women's division at the P&G Championships on Sunday.  In 2nd was UCLA commit Emma Malabuyo with Kara Eaker in 3rd. 

O'Keefe won the UB while Malabuyo won the FX and Eaker the BB.  GAGE's Leanne Wong won the VT. 

Here's the Junior National Team

Audrey Davis (UGA commit)

Kara Eaker

Adeline Kenlin (Iowa commit)

Emma Malabuyo (UCLA commit)

Maile O'Keefe (Utah commit)

Gabby Perea (Utah Commit)

Leanne Wong

Link:  USA Gymnastics

Sunday, 20 August 2017 10:01

US Names Men's World Championships Team

USA Gymnastics has named the 2017 World Championships squad.  The meet will be an individual only Worlds and will be held in Montreal.  The format has influenced the selection to be heavy on specialists.

2016 NCAA Champion Yul Moldauer of OU won the his frst Men's US National Senior AA Title on Saturday night.  He was followed in 2nd by former teammate Allan Bower.  In third place was Donnell Whittenburg, with Stanford grad and 2017 NCAA champ Akash Modi in fourth and Cal grad Donathan Bailey in fifth. 

Saturday, 19 August 2017 16:54

P&G Championships: Men's Junior Finals

Brody Malone won the Junior Men 17-18 division and Garrett Braunton won the 15-16 division at the P&G Championships.  3rd in the 17-18 division was Ohio State incoming frosh Max Andryushchenko while incoming NU frosh Griffin Kehler was 4th. 

Link:  Release

Former Olympian Chris Brooks announced his retirement from elite gymnastics this week and accepted the position as AC at NU.

Announcement

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