Gymnasts are VERY good at quickly figuring out agility challenges.
Ana is on the left.
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Long Island University Sharks
One of the good news stories in 2021 is the start of a NEW NCAA Division 1 team.
The Long Island University women’s gymnastics team competed for the first time in program history on Saturday, Feb. 13, hosting the University of New Hampshire in its inaugural meet …
LIU Athletics
They have great social media. And plenty of fans already.
Congratulations to Head Coach Randy Lane.
Simone’s Yurchenko double pike
Ellie Black leads Elite Canada
Ellie Black 55.10
Ava Stewart 53.20
Rose Woo 52.30
Sophie Marois 50.45
Audrey Rousseau 49.600
Emma Spence 49.500
Judging was done online, each having ‘competed‘ in their home Gyms.
Some Seniors were unable to train due to regional COVID restrictions. Some are busy in the NCAA. Hopefully more will be ready for the next 2 technical trials this spring.
Biggest surprise is Ava Stewart, a first-year senior who trains at Ana Padurariu’s gym.
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like an SEC Championship
Chae Campbell – Floor
Chelcie (The Routine podcast) likes Chae’s routine best of all those she’s seen NCAA 2021.
Why?
The musicality. Entertaining choreography perfectly synched with music.
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Aurélie Tran leads Elite Canada Jr
Aurélie Tran 50.550
Victoriane Charron 49.850
Marie Millette 46.450
Those gymnasts were evaluated virtually, each having ‘competed’ in their home Gyms.
Some Canadian Juniors were unable to train due to regional COVID restrictions. Hopefully they will be ready for the next 2 technical trials.
Kiya Johnson – DTY
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Trinity – Floor
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