A new look team.
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https://twitter.com/GBGymnasticsFan/status/853010216576745472
KJ couldn’t believe Oklahoma’s Super 6
Watch the post-meet interview on FloGymnastics.
“They were just rolling,” Kindler said. “We had just amazing performance after amazing performance. It felt crazy. I almost felt I wasn’t here. …”
The most important routine was Chayse Capps on Bars. Their first HIT of the Super 6.
Peng’s 10.0 Beam Final
Tiny foot movement on landing. But nobody is complaining. This is one of the best and most difficult Beam routines in College Gymnastics.
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Click PLAY or watch to hear Christine’s reaction on YouTube.
There’s still talk of Peng applying for a 6th year at UCLA due to injury. No talk yet of her trying out for the Canadian team to Worlds 2017 Montreal (though she’d certainly have a good chance on Beam and Bars).
Oklahoma Wins Super Six
If you missed the competition last night, FloGymnastics has a good wrap-up.
Oklahoma Wins 2017 NCAA Super Six With Record-Breaking 198.3875
Or you can read the snarky Balance Beam Situation LIVE blog. He wasn’t impressed with the judging.
Simone’s standing double twist
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Kuksenkov – H Bar triple pike
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(via papa-liukin)
Happy Easter
OSU NCAA Championships highlights 2017
It was fun to follow the Beavers in 2017.
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Six seniors – Erika Aufiero, Silvia Colussi-Pelaez, Madeline Gardiner, Megan Jimenez, Kaytianna McMillanand Taylor Ricci – performed in their final competition for the Beavers performing 15 out of 24 routines.
Gardiner led the Beavers scoring 39.3625 in the all-around, while McMillan posted an all-around score of 39.2750. …
SEASON ENDS FOR BEAVERS WITH SIXTH PLACE FINISH AT NCAAS
FIG Trampoline Gymnastics Age Group Programme
The second and third introduction camps for the FIG Trampoline Age Group Development and Competition Programme were held simultaneously on two continents on April 3 – 5, 2017. One was hosted by South Africa for the countries in that region and another in Argentina for the countries of South America. …
Over the past year, the FIG developed an Age Group Development and Competition Programme for Trampoline Gymnastics and is beginning to introduce it in training sessions around the world.
The purpose of the programme is to bring a progressive and systematic programme to the many member federations that have not much experience with this discipline to assure that they teach their gymnasts correctly and safely from the beginning …
FIG introduces Trampoline Age Group Programme on two continents
