… Suzanne Yoculan is returning to gymnastics. This time she is going to be a commentator. Yoculan is scheduled to make her commentary debut on ESPN/ESPN2 for the UGA vs. Alabama meet as a guest commentator with Bart Conner and Kathy Johnson Clarke.
Yoculan is also expected to be a guest commentator for Universal Sports, CBS and may commentate on the local southern sports networks. …
I’m looking forward to it. She a very interesting and entertaining person.
Kristina Vaculik has verbally committed to Stanford University. This is a big gain for Stanford. Vaculik is currently back in the gym working basic skills. Peng Peng Lee has just returned to the gym and is starting conditioning again. …
Former Olympian and NCAA Champion Gymnast Courtney Kupets was awarded the 2009 Sportswoman of the Year award for an individual sport. Courtney’s list of achievements over the past 4 years while she was competing for University of Georgia are just staggering. Courtney came back from a torn Achilles tendon in her junior year to lead the Gymdogs to a fifth straight NCAA team title and she won the all around, bars, beam and floor titles as well. Throughout her collegiate career, she earned nin individual NCAA championship titles – more than any other gymnast – ever. …
Congratulations. Well deserved.
NEW YORK – OCTOBER 13: Gymnasts Shawn Johnson (L) and Courtney Kupets attend the 30th Annual Salute To Women In Sports Awards at The Waldorf=Astoria on October 13, 2009 in New York City. (Photo by Stephen Lovekin/Getty Images)
… Two Florida media sources are reporting that the goods, nine rifles and shotguns, as well as two computers, were stolen in a series of burglaries connected with Sinclair’s boyfriend Leonard “Bud” Williams. …
Tom Kovic of Victory Collegiate Consulting posted a nice summary article on College Gym Fans. He’s one of the top consultants for gymnasts, parents and coaches.
Click through if you have athletes who might want to try for a College Gymnastics Scholarship in the NCAA one day.
Initiating Phone Calls to the Coach
I think one of the toughest challenges prospects face in the recruiting process is initiating that first phone call to the college coach, and for good reason: they are scared! Somehow, many young athletes envision an unapproachable coach on the other end of the line and view the task of calling the coach with fear. …