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Skills of Note in the 2013 Season (W) |
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The following is a listing of high level skills performed by Women in the 2013 Season. To make this list, the skill had to be successfully competed in a meet sometime during the season. The skill competed must have an FIG rating of "E" or "F" or "G", or an FIG Vault Difficult Value of 5.3 or higher. The issue of escalating difficult leading to higher injury rates and more wear and tear on the athlete is important. The purpose of this list is not to encourage or foster unreasonable risk or other threats to the safety of the athletes. In fact, many of the skills on this list were only competed in special circumstances. This list simply serves as an archive and collection of skills actually performed by the athletes. This list is incomplete and will be updated as information becomes available. Please submit your additions and corrections to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. |
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Handspring, Front Tuck 1/1 Twist Milan Ivory, Iowa State Amber See, Illinois RO 1/2 on, Front Layout 1/2 Off Tsukahara Layout 3/2 Marissa King, UF Yurchenko Layout 2/1 Yurchenko Layout 3/2 Caitlin Atkinson, AU Natalie Beilstein, Michigan Jessie DeZiel, NU Kytra Hunter, Florida Brandie Jay, UGA Diandra Milliner, Bama Brittany Rogers, UGA Sachi Sugiyama, Michigan |
Comaneci Shushunova Brandie Jay, UGA Full Twisting Double Layout Flyaway Victoria Aepli, Ohio State Dana Bonincontri, Penn Kaitlin Clark, Bama Allison Flores, Arizona Kaylyn Millick, WVU Brie Olson, OU Emma Stevenson, Iowa Hindorff (clear-hip reverse hecht/Tkachev) Ashanee Dickerson, UF Jaleesa Wilson, DU Ricna (Stalder reverse hecht) Brittany Rogers, UGA Ray (toe-on straddle reverse hecht) Stephani Canizaro, Arkansas Kytra Hunter, Florida Alaina Johnson, UF Bridget Sloan, Florida Shayla Worley, UGA Church (toe-on pike reverse hecht) Bridget Sloan, Florida Triple Twisting Flyaway Nicole Meiller, Sac State Bharwaj (full twisting Pak) Alicia Asturias, Cal |
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Round-Off, Layout to Two Feet Mount Switch Ring Leap Molly Quirk, Arizona Randy Stageberg, UF Back tuck 1/1 twist Arabian Front Tuck Rheagan Courville, LSU Back Layout Two Foot* Marissa King, UF Side Aerial, Cross Position** Danusia Francis 5/2 Turn in Wolf (Humphrey) Double Front Tuck Back Double Pike Katherine Grable, Arkansas
* Athlete must hold layout position througout the salto for E credit. A layout with a pike down is credited as a D. ** Not in Code, but similar elements are raised in value by one, when executed in the cross position.
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Full Twisting Double Layout Double Layout Stephanie Colbert, Michigan Marissa Gutierrez, Bama Brianna Guy, AU Lloimincia Hall, LSU Kytra Hunter, UF Miranda Kerr, Ball State Marissa King, Florida Maliah Mathis, LSU Joanna Sampson, Michigan Haley Scaman, OU Tory Wilson, Utah Double Front Alex Deluca, Ohio State Natalie Sutter, NIU Reema Zakharia, Michigan Arabian Double Front Nicole Allen, Ball State Natalie Beilstein, Michigan Amy Borsellino, Arkansas Olivia Courtney, UCLA Rheagan Courville, LSU Aubree Cristello, Arizona Georgia Dabritz, Utah Ashanee Dickerson, UF Brittney Emmons, Ball State Katherine Grable, Arkansas Marissa King, Florida Danielle Levy, MSU Kelci Lewis, Arkansas Sarah Miller, Ohio State Diandra Milliner, Bama Ashley Morgan, Stanford Emma Willis, Iowa Triple Full Georgia Dabritz, Utah Emily Wong, NU Tuck Full In or Half In/Half Out Kelsey Black, Boise State Lia Del Priore, Utah Luisa Leal-Restrepo, Rutgers Corrie Lothrop, Utah Brittany Potvin-Green, Boise State Alyssa Pritchett, UCLA Melanie Shaffer, Ohio State Becky Tutka, Utah Alina Weinstein, Illinois Cerise Witherby, Oregon State Tuck Full Out Pike Full In Caitlin Atkinson, AU Denaisha Christian, Ball State Noel Couch, UGA Georgia Dabritz, Utah Lexus Demurs, AU Jessie DeZiel, NU Kim Jacob, Bama Randy Stageberg, UF Brittany Webster, AU |
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Stanford claimed all six events as a team and won four of six individual events.
Link: Army Release
CMU defeated the visiting Seawolves in a Thursday night meet. Brittany Petzold led the way for CMU, winning the bars and tying for the floor title with teammate Halle Moraw. She won the AA with a 39.125. Teammates Kirsten Petzold and Taylor Noonan won vault and beam, respectively.
Link: Chippewa Release
Former OU Sooner Jacob Dalton won the 2013 American Cup. On the women's side, Katelyn Ohashi won the title in her senior debut.
Link: OU Release
SUNY-Cortland posted the 2nd best score in school history, led by Sarah Nadrowski's school record AA tally. She compiled a 38.75.
Link: Cortland St Release
DU's Jorie Hall won the floor and tied with teammate Nina McGee for the beam title to lead DU to the win. Teammate Melodie Pulgarin Linero won the AA with a 39.125. Pioneer Moriah Martin tied with NC State's Diahannah Ham for the vault title.
Link: SJSU Release
UC Davis edged Air Force and Missouri to score a big quad meet win. They were paced by Katie Yamamura, who won the AA with a 39.05. Teammate Michelle Ho tied for the floor title with Air Forces Linnaea Hance. Missouri's Rachel Updike captured the bars and beam. For TWU, Bethany Larimer won the vault.
Link: UC Davis Release
West Chester defeated Brockport, despite the latter's season high score. Megan Brannon set a new school record on the bars to lead West Chester to the win.
Link: Brockport Release
Austyn Fobes led the UNH Wildcats to a season high score, placing 1st in vault and in the AA (39.175). Her teammates completed the sweep: Jen Aucoin on bars, Kayla Gray on beam, and Erin Machado on floor.
Link: UNH Release
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