Congratulations! Melissa Idell - 2010 Eastern
National Silver Medalist on Beam and Floor!
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL REGIONAL COMPETITORS!
Haley
Jones, Level 10 - Floor and Beam Champion! Tiara Wright, Level 9 -
Uneven Bar Champion! Melissa Idell, Level 9 - 6th AA, National
Qualifier! Bailey Bernard, Level 8 - 7th AA, 9th on Balance Beam! Kelly
Blackwell, Level 8 - Bronze Medalist on Beam, 8th Floor!
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FSG 2009
Congratulations Level 6! Awesome Job at Black Eyed Susan! November 21st, 2009
Congratulations Lauren Swankoski!
Silver Medalist on Floor!
Beam - 5th Place
Vault - 10th Place
7th Place All Around - 37.95
Mia DiFrancesco - All around National Champion! Gold Medalist on Uneven Bars! Silver Medalist on Vault and Bronze Medalist on Balance Beam!
Haley Jones - National Champion in Team Competition! Bronze medals on Vault and Beam!
Lauren Swankoski will be joining the University of
Missouri's Division I Women's Gymnastics team on a full scholarship in
2009. Lauren is a level 10 gymnast and a senior at Unionville HS.
CONGRATULATIONS!
Congratulations to all athletes competing at Level 8 Regionals!
Tiara Wright - Regional Champion on Bars and Floor! Bars - 9.7; Floor - 9.625
Britney Jones - Regional Champion on Bars - 9.45
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Congratulations to all athletes competing at Level 9 Regionals!
Haley Jones - Regional Balance Beam Champion and National Qualifier! Vault - 4th, Beam - 1st, Floor - 2nd, AA - 4th
Mia DiFrancesco - AA Bronze Medalist and National Qaulifier! Vault - 5th, Bars - 5th, Floor - 2nd, AA - 3rd
Alyssa DiFrancesco - Bronze Medalist on Vault Floor - 4th, AA - 7th
Arnold Schwarzenegger and his family watching gymnastics meet!
The First State Gymnastics Team Program wishes to allow each competitive gymnast the opportunity to excel and aspire to the greatest individual degree in the sport of gymnastics. Competitive gymnastics develops physical, mental, and emotional control which is beyond that rationally envisioned. The gymnast will develop strength, flexibility, coordination, and endurance through the program. Other benefits of competitive training are: self-satisfaction, kinesthetic awareness, a healthy body and a disciplined approach to one's life.
Competition is an essential part of the gymnast's experiences in the program. Each gymnast will be involved in competition in accordance with her ability and age. The gymnasts will have the opportunity to advance in a step-by-step progression to higher competitive levels.
Goals of the Team Program:
- To foster the growth and development of each gymnast by setting realistic goals. - To provide opportunities for national and international travel through competitive experiences. - To provide opportunities for a gymnasts to achieve a level of proficiency that would allow them to receive a college scholarship.
"Everybody has to work really hard," she said. "It doesn't matter how talented you are."
Kerri Strug, who competed in the 1992 Games in Barcelona, Spain, and the 1996 Games in Atlanta, Ga., won a gold medal in 1996 for the American team when she landed her second vault on one leg. The moment captured America's heart and made Strug a star of the games.
The First State Gymnastics Team Program wishes to allow each competitive gymnast the opportunity to excel and aspire to the greatest individual degree in the sport of gymnastics. Competitive gymnastics develops physical, mental, and emotional control which is beyond that rationally envisioned. The gymnast will develop strength, flexibility, coordination, and endurance through the program. Other benefits of competitive training are: self-satisfaction, kinesthetic awareness, a healthy body and a disciplined approach to one's life. 
Competition is an essential part of the gymnast's experiences in the program. Each gymnast will be involved in competition in accordance with her ability and age. The gymnasts will have the opportunity to advance in a step-by-step progression to higher competitive levels. 
Goals of the Team Program: 
"Everybody has to work really hard," she said. "It doesn't matter how talented you are."
Kerri Strug, who competed in the 1992 Games in Barcelona, Spain, and the 1996 Games in Atlanta, Ga., won a gold medal in 1996 for the American team when she landed her second vault on one leg. 
