Category: Gymnastics
Jr Zoé Allaire-Bourgie dominates day 1
1. Zoé Allaire-Bourgie QC 57.373
2. Emma Spence ON 53.199
3. Quinn Skrupa MB 51.946
4. Ilka Juk AB 50.448
5. Mia St-Pierrre QC 50.300
6. Imogen Paterson BC 49.972
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the Alex McMurtry story
One of the greatest College gymnasts all-time.
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Shallon and the Bieb
Heart this jealous ones.
Gym owner charged with failing to report child abuse
Club owners and parent Board of Directors should know their legal and ethical obligations.
Parents went to this owner with allegations. She didn’t report her coach.
Prosecutors … charged 47-year-old Piper Hoemann with one misdemeanor count of failure of a mandated reporter to report child abuse or neglect. Hoemann owned Kids In Motion Gym in the 2000 block of Highway A in Washington, Mo. before it closed earlier this year.
In February, volunteer gymnastics coach David Schneider was charged with three counts of molestation. …
Ellie leads Canadian Nationals
1. Ellie Black 55.409 (D 21.9)
2. Jade Chrobok 52.467 (D 20.3)
3. Brooklyn Moors 52.226 (D 20.4)
4. Sophie Marois 52.159 (D 20.4)
5. Isabela Onyshko 51.893 (D 20.2)
6. Victoria-Kayen Woo 51.818 (D 19.3)
Vault
1. Kelly Johnston 14.450
2. Shallon Olsen 14.400
3. Jade Chrobok 14.150
Kelly Johnston had the highest single vault score today with a 14.450 (Yurchenko 3/2 stuck) while Shallon Olsen leads the two-vault parade with a 14.150 average …
Bars
1. Ellie Black 14.400
2. Ana Padurariu 13.967 (competed only Bars)
3. Laurie-Lou Vézina 12.534
Beam
1. Jessica Dowling 13.500
2. Jade Chrobok 13.450
3. Ellie Black 13.375
Floor
1. Brooklyn Moors 14.034
2. Shallon Olsen 13.734
3. Isabela Onyshko 13.634
3. Ellie Black 13.634
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Brittany Rogers was doing online commentary with Kyle Shewfelt.
Sunday’s Final is not “sudden victory” this year. Scores from day 1 and day 2 will be combined.
Read Lauren’s LIVE online coverage.
USAG is guilty
I don’t see how you can conclude anything else after hearing about this cover-up.
… the Indianapolis Star reports that while USA Gymnastics was sorting out what to do with Nassar, it was simultaneous helping the doctor create a cover story for his absence.
After Nichols made her report, Nassar was removed from contact with the national team. …
Rather than go with the truth—namely, telling people that Nassar was under investigation for child sexual abuse—or simply saying nothing at all, USA Gymnastics agreed to help Nassar offer a respectable excuse for his absence at gymnastics events in 2015. …
Report: USA Gymnastics Helped Cover For Larry Nassar’s Absences During Investigation
Developmental Camp at Flip Fest
Despite USAG ruining the Senior camp last week, a Developmental Camp is in progress.
Gymnasts never stop training. Tom Forester is leading this event.
TOKYO 2020 Artistic qualification
FIG once again tries to explain the extremely complicated system for selecting 98 male and 98 female Olympians.
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questions for USAG’s Kerry Perry
The hearings yesterday were less than illuminating.
Instead, here are the Indy Star questions:
1. When did USA Gymnastics change its policy of dismissing sexual abuse allegations as hearsay unless they come from a victim or victim’s parent?
2. Why did you decide to conduct an internal investigation of the allegations against Larry Nassar instead of immediately reporting them to authorities?
3. How many USA Gymnastics officials — including employees, board members and volunteers — knew about the allegations against Nassar prior to the FBI report?
4. What did USA Gymnastics officials tell the FBI in July 2015?
5. What is USA Gymnastics doing to ensure that its subjective judging and team selection processes are not used to discourage athletes from reporting abuse?
6. Did USA Gymnastics destroy or alter medical records collected on athletes?
7. Is SafeSport really the answer?
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