Are they solving the problem with that apparatus? 😦
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Oklahoma NCAA FAN bus
Assuming OU qualifies for the Super 6 Team Final on Saturday night, their fans can ride from Norman, OK to Fort Worth and back for $20!
Sounds like FUN.
Gymnastics Announces Fan Bus for NCAAs
Super fans can pick up a (Men’s) 2015 Champions t-shirt at OU right now. 🙂
How does Oklahoma feel going into Fort Worth as the favourites? (VIDEO)
pole vault back flip
Georgia Dabritz wins the AAI
Congratulations.
“I really look back on my career and think that the word perseverance is the best word to describe it,” said Dabritz. “I think that’s true for Corrie too because she came back so strong from the injury.”
Utah gymnastics: Dynamic duo of Dabritz-Lothrop to close out careers
Kyla signs with UCLA
She’s going to be a College star without question.
Maria Kharenkova – Beam
Leads prelims at European Championships.
Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube. 15.033 (D:6.4)
Not as good as I expected with that score. Hmm.
Daria Spiridonova – Bars
Illinois NCAA Men’s bracket proposal
Assistant Illinois Coach Daniel Ribeiro and Head Coach Justin Spring have spent a lot of time dreaming up alternative competition formats that would make the sport more entertaining and understandable to the average fan.
Daniel Ribeiro posted one option on the NCAA MEN’S GYMNASTICS ALUMNI Facebook page – a 16 team bracket culminating in a Final 4 Championships. Here’s an example of how it could work.
If you have a comment, leave it on that Facebook page.
I was at Championships and it was very difficult to follow 6 teams LIVE simultaneously and know who was where at any time during the meet. What I want is a separate results page with projected final team rankings based on a number of variables.
European Championships prelims
#EChMontpellier
2015 is an Individual Championships. No Team competition.
The preliminary competition was all about deciding who qualifies to FINALS. Here are the not-all-that-friendly official results.
Not a good meet for Romania.
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NAIGC Men’s National Championships
National Association of Intercollegiate Gymnastics Clubs (NAIGC). April 9–11, 2015 in Philadelphia, PA . .
Two divisions of men’s competition for the first time:
1. Collegiate (student only)
2. Classic (open to anyone…students, alumni, adults, community programs, etc.).
COLLEGIATE
1. University of Oklahoma 245.00
2. Temple University 243.50
3. Texas A&M University 235.85
results
This was the first time OU won this competition. (Seems 2015 is the year of Oklahoma. 🙂 )
COLLEGIATE AA
1.Tommy Trompeter 83.65
2. Ryan Terrill 81.05
3. Bryce Cashell 79.90
results
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CLASSIC
1. University of California, Berkeley 237.30
2. Purdue University 227.10
3. NAIGC Alumni 224.35
results
CLASSIC AA
1. Jamie Corona 82.60
2. Bryan Chu 76.90
3. Dalton Byerly 75.75
results
ALL results MAG and WAG
Next season NAIGC Nationals is scheduled for Sacramento, California April 14-16, 2016.
About the NAIGC:
The National Association of Intercollegiate Gymnastics Clubs (NAIGC) is dedicated to the promotion and support of collegiate and adult club gymnastics “for the love of the sport.” The NAIGC hosted its first annual national championships in 1989. In 2006, the NAIGC incorporated as a non-profit and elected its first Board of Directors. The NAIGC was recognized as a tax-exempt public charity in 2008.
Today, an elected Board of Directors, alongside its advisors, runs the NAIGC. Most of these dedicated volunteers are current and former college club gymnasts. The NAIGC hosts this annual national championship meet, as well as other gymnastics events throughout the year and supports its member clubs with a variety of technological and administrative services.
Club membership in the NAIGC is open to any collegiate and/or adult gymnastics club in the United States. Individual membership is open to anyone with an interest in club gymnastics. For more information, visit naigc.net.
Thank Ilana Shushansky for the links. 🙂
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