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Natelle Gentile has committed to Arizona State, according to her official web site. She trains currently at Team OC as a L10. According to her website, she was injured prior to the L10 Nationals and only competed on three events after placing 2nd AA at the Region I Regional meet.…
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Ashley Quinton has committed to EMU for 2010-2011, according to a site submission. A senior high performance gymnast at Stampede City (Alberta, Canada), she placed 9th AA at the 2009 Canadian Championships. She also finished 5th on UB and 8th on BB. She was also 16th AA at the 2008…
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Natalie Bohonsky plans to graduate in December and start school with Arkansas in January, according to a site submission. She's a L10 who trains at WOGA.
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Holly Cunningham, a L10 at the Colorado Aerials, has committed to Kentucky. The former jr. international elite placed 54th AA at the 2009 L10 Nationals. She was also 38th AA at the 2008 L10 Nationals. Video Interview at Gymnastike.org
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The NCAA Division I Sports Management Cabinet has released an update that includes several key rulings related to Gymnastics: a. The change to a four team Championship Final for women's gymnastics was approved, starting in 2011. b. The proposal to count all six scores in the women's Regionals/Nationals was referred…
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Megan McDonald, a L10 at Apollo, has committed to Iowa State, according to a site submission. McDonald finished 11th AA at the 2009 Region VII L10 Regionals, competing in the Senior B division. She also placed 2nd on UB at the NIT.
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Miranda Jarvis has committed to EMU, according to a site submission. The L10 trains at Hill's in Maryland. At the 2009 Region VII L10 Regionals, she placed 9th AA in the Junior D division, and went on to win the BB at the NIT. Competing as a Jr. C at…
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Chris Swircek has been promoted to Associate Head Coach at Stanford, according to a school release. Link.
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Charter Oak Glider L10 Henrietta "Henri" Green has committed to Iowa State, according to a site submission. Green placed 3rd on UB, 8th on FX and 40th AA at the 2009 L10 Nationals, Senior A division. She also tied for 20th AA at the 2008 L10 Nationals, Junior C. Video…
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Thursday, 17 September 2009 13:06
Clare-Kearney Named Finalist for NCAA Woman of the Year
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Former LSU star Ashleigh Clare-Kearney has been named one of nine finalists for NCAA Woman of the Year. She is the only gymnast among the nine finalists, and one of three Division I finalists. The 2009 NCAA champ on the vault and floor exercise, she also served as president of…
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Iowa State has announced the hiring of Shari Mann as an assistant coach. The former US National team member and All American (ASU) is an international rated judge and club coach. School Release
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