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Sunday, 05 February 2012 16:12

UC Davis 190.625 at Cal 193.275

Cal's Stina Olivere and Dallas Crawford tied for the UB title with meet high 9.875s as Cal rolled past UC Davis.  Teammate Alex Leggitt won the BB while teammate Mariesah Pierce tied for the vault title with Davis' Anna Shumaker.  The Aggies' Katie Yamamura won the floor and the AA.…
Sunday, 05 February 2012 16:09

OU 197.425 at Arkansas 196.175

Oklahoma derailed fast-starting Arkansas, handing the Gym'Backs a convincing home setback.  OU's Megan Ferguson stole the show, winning the beam and tying for the bars title (with Arkansas' Jaime Pisani) and floor titles (with Arkansas' Katherine Grable).  Teammate Sara Stone won the vault.  For Arkansas, Katherine Grable won the floor. …
Sunday, 05 February 2012 16:06

UNC 193.125, BGSU 191.5 at Maryland

Maryland was led by wins on vault and floor by Ally Krikoria and Katy Dodds, respectively.  Terrapin frosh Stephanie Giameo tied BGSU frosh Jamilah Ali for the beam title.  UNC's Liz Durkac and Morgan Evans tied for the bars title, with Durkac winning the AA.  Link:  Maryland Release
Sunday, 05 February 2012 16:00

UIC 193.425 at WMU 193.825

Host WMU used a strong final rotation to come from behind and defeat UIC.  Taylor Zondervan led WMU, winning the floor and AA titles.  Teammate Lauren Bledsoe won vault, tying her career high.  Another teammate, Caroline O'Brien, tied UIC's Chantel Turk for the bars title.  UIC's Catherin Dion won the…
Towson set its highest team score in history, winning the Ken Anderson Memorial Invitational.  Senior Corrine Williams led the way, winning the bars and floor.  Teammate Kaity Watson tied with West Chester's Stephanie Schuler for the vault title.  Schuler won the AA while teammate Kaley LaFleur won the beam.  Link: …
Sunday, 05 February 2012 14:39

2013-14 Dragon to Maryland

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Nicole Dragon, L10 at Galaxy in New York, has committed to Maryland.  She finished off her 2011 at her state meet, finishing 3rd AA and 1st on beam.  Earlier this season she competed at the Balloon Classic, finishing 3rd AA and 1st on vault. Video Channel
When we think of recruiting we often think of the athlete, but what is it like for the college coach? They are also going through the recruiting process, just in a little different way.
Many of my clients have asked me what they should do when they are injured and did not get to complete or start their season. Of course, injuries are never part of your plan, but you must remember injuries are a part of sports. College coaches deal with injuries all the time and you should not let this deter you from continuing your college search.
I meet with club gymnasts and parents every week. After getting to know their backgrounds, skill level and goals, I ask them a question. “Can you define a scholarship?” What I have found is that most parents and gymnast have a basic idea of what a scholarship contains, but they do not know the details.
One of the most challenging parts of the recruiting process for the parent is letting your child or teen lead recruiting. The parent often fears their daughter will not be strong enough or advocate well enough to be recruited to college. I completely understand! Lets face it: they have never done anything like this before. 
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