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Brianna Brown, Elite gymnast from CGA in Ohio, has committed to join UGA's team for the 2014-15 season. Last season she finished 12th AA at US Nationals. So far this season, she competed 3 events at the CGA Coaches Spectacular. Personal website
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Due to the Winter Cup, the rankings this week are unchanged. Rank Team Season Average 1 Oklahoma 348.183 2 Illinois 348.000 3 Penn State 346.750 4 Ohio State 346.125 5 Stanford 342.800 Link: Troester.com GymInfo
Monday, 06 February 2012 15:38
Briley Casanova, Michigan commit, added to Liukin roster
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Committed qualifiers: Briley Casanova -Michigan Lauren Beers - Bama Alyssa Nocella - BGSU Kathryn Kluz - Auburn Caitlin Atkinson - Auburn Lisa Burt- MSU Alexis Cappalli- UNC Taylor Rice - Stanford Uncommitted qualifiers: Polina Shchennikova Felicia Hano Meredith Sylvia Wynter Childers Jessica Ling Sydney McGlone Alexandra McMurtry Kendal Moss…
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Utah holds onto the top spot in the Troester.com GymInfo ranking with a 197.031 season average. Bama moves up to #2 in this week's rankings, and Arkansas is third. Bama is the top squad on vault, while Arkansas leads on bars. Utah leads on the beam and floor. Individually, Bama's…
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Utah staved off Florida to take #1 again this week in the Troester GymInfo National Rankings. Oklahoma rises to #3, just ahead of Georgia. Utah remains #1 on beam and floor. UCLA is tops on vault, while Florida holds the top bars spot. Individually, UGA's Kat Ding joins Bama's Ashley…
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Florida takes over the top spot in the rankings this week, with Oklahoma in 2nd. UGA and Bama are now tied for third, with Utah dropping to fifth place. Bama is the top squad on vault, while UF is the leader on bars and beam. Utah still holds the lead…
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Florida holds the number spot in the Troester.com GymInfo National Rankings this week. The rankings this week shift to the Regional Qualifying Score (RQS). It is calculated by taking the top three "AWAY" meet scores, the next three highest scores (regardless of location), tossing out the high, and averaging the…
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We are nearing our final two weekends of competition, and the race for the 36 spots at Regionals is becoming intense. The race for the Top 18 seeds (the teams that can be placed in any Regional) is also becoming quite close, with a lot of movement this week in…
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The Race for the Regionals is heading into its final week! Check back on Tuesday for a full recap of the potential shifts during the last weekend of competition. The Top 18 rankings have tightened up, with several teams contending for a seeded position at Regionals. The race for the…
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The final Regional Qualifying Scores have been published by Troester GymInfo, and the Top 36 is now finalized (the scores submitted to the NCAA take precedence). Florida continues to hold the top space in the rankings, just ahead of OU. ULCA moves up to #3.
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Florida holds onto the top spot in the Troester.com GymInfo National Rankings for the Week of March 5th. OU follows closely behind in 2nd. Florida is the top team on bars and beam, while OU is the top team on FX. UCLA is third overall and the top team on…
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FINDING YOUR VOICE: The most powerful tool in creating a strong collegiate gymnastics team! One of the greatest gifts a gymnast can receive while attending college is her “voice”. The "voice" is defined as an instrument or medium of expression; wish, choice or opinion openly or formally expressed.
It is the start of a new experience! You have worked hard and have been committed to your academics and gymnastics. You have put in a ton of hours to achieve your dream of competing for a college gymnastics team. You journey as a college athlete now begins.
Every serious gymnast who wants to compete in college can! It is just about finding the right Division and program that fits her as an athlete. So the question still remains, are you Division 1, Division 2 or Division 3? In this article I will be focusing on the athletic side of making a college decision. I have outlined several different things you can do to help you define which Division will best fit your skills and abilities. 1. Talk with your coach: Have an honest conversation and get feedback from the people that know your skills and work ethic…
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