Trinity’s Biles

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Stacey Ervin’s t-shirt

Cheering night 1 of USA Championships.

GOAT.

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day 1 USA Championships results

1. Simone Biles- 58.65
2. Sunisa Lee- 56.90
3. Jade Carey- 56.10
4. Riley McCusker- 55.70
5T. Leanne Wong- 55.40
5T. Trinity Thomas- 55.40
7. Jordan Chiles- 55.35
8. Morgan Hurd- 55.05
9T. MyKayla Skinner- 54.90
9T. Grace McCallum- 54.90

Simone had an off day. Obviously. 😀 The only routine that made her smile was Beam.

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The biggest surprise for me was Jade Carey. You know, the AAer.

The depth of this group of Seniors is fantastic. It might just be the greatest competition I’ve ever watched.

Most impressive was tumbling difficulty. Double doubles were common. You had to compete the first triple double ever to get special attention.

I wouldn’t want to be Tom Forster trying to select the invitees to Worlds Camp. Almost everyone could qualify to a Worlds final.

Simone’s double double Beam dismount

I would have bet money I’d never see this skill in competition in my lifetime.

Greatest Of All Time.

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Konnor McClain leads Jr – day 1

1. Konnor McClain – 56.500
2. Kayla DiCello – 56.000
3. Olivia Greaves – 55.700
4. Sydney Barros – 55.250
5. Skye Blakely – 54.600
6. Anya Pilgrim – 53.900
7. eMjae Frazier – 53.300

… Most of the top athletes had really strong days. The top four basically all nailed their competitions, and Blakely did well to recover from bars to come back with strong scores on the other three events. A high quality day overall. …

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Neil Resnik retires from Boise State

This is a loss for NCAA Gymnastics.

I assume Neil will still be coaching Worlds with Courtney McGregor for New Zealand.

Boise State co-head gymnastics coach Neil Resnick, who helped guide the Broncos to conference championships in nine of 12 seasons, announced his retirement Friday in a press release.

Tina Bird, who has served as co-head coach with Resnick since 2008, will coach the team this coming season. …

A coach who helped lead Boise State to ‘unprecedented success’ announces his retirement

Mikulak has a big lead day 1

After day one at the 2019 U.S. Championships in Kansas City, MO Sam Mikulak of the U.S.O.T.C leads the men’s competition with a score of 86.75. Mikulak who is going for his sixth national title hit six-for-six …

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1. Sam Mikulak 86.750
2. Yul Moldauer 84.000
3. Akash Modi 83.950
— Shane Wiskus 83.950
5. Trevor Howard 82.250
6. Riley Loos 81.150
7. Donnell Whittenburg 81.100

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