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Well, this should've been a 10.0 no questions asked. No one would've taken issue with it. https://t.co/mwn0Ac8mUL
— antifa gymnastics π΄π© (@PLgimnasia) January 9, 2020
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Katelyn trains at Mavericks.
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Thereβs much for Michigan to be proud of from its 2019 season. The team came back from missing nationals entirely in 2018 to finish 2019 in 5th place, which quietly ranks as Michiganβs best result of the decade. In fact, Michigan hasnβt done better than 5th since Elise Ray was a freshman. …
Michigan has brought in two of the nationβs top L10 recruits in Sierra Brooks and Gabby Wilson …
“I felt like I had accomplished everything I wanted to do in my J.O. (Junior Olympics) career and was looking forward to coming to Michigan.
Leaving home and my club gym family were heavy factors that weighed on my decision, but the pros and cons led me here. I am glad it did.” …
How a Junior Olympic Standout Wound Up at Michigan a Year Early
The Routine Podcast interviewed Sierra.
CGA (College Gymnastics Association) posted a preview of the coming season with predictions:
Great story.
… Elise Ray was at a crossroads.
After finishing her career as a gymnast at Michigan, sheβd performed for Cirque du Soleil for three years, then worked briefly as a trainer and broadcaster.
Like many athletes whose careers had come to an end, Ray wasnβt sure what was next. So she called Bev Plocki, her college coach, and asked for advice.
βI havenβt really found that thing that I love,β Ray told her.
Plocki responded: βElise, in my opinion, you were born to coach gymnastics.β
It was the first of three phone calls that came to define Rayβs career. …
How Elise Ray-Statz found a new path in gymnastics through Bev Plockiβs mentorship

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Former LSU great Ashleigh Gnat is coaching at Penn State this season.
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My Perfect Landing follows a family of gymnasts through their struggles of dealing with a life- changing move from Miami to Toronto, Canada.
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It’s filmed at Manjak’s Gymnastics in Toronto and features gymnasts from the club.
The show launches today in the U.K.
In Canada March 2020 on the Family Channel.
I’m not sure about the rest of the world.
(via Kelsey Arnold)