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10 USA'S LlUKIN & ~ORTON WIN TYSON AMI;:RICAN CUP The us. duo of Nastia Liukin and Jonathan Horton dazzled the fans by winning the Tyson American Cup all-around titles, This event was the first major international competition in the USA to use the new Code of Points scoring system which allows scores to go higher than a 10.00,

16 WINTI;:R CUP C~ALLI;:NGI;: DURANTI;: ~ITS T~I;: JACKPOT Team Chevron's David Durante earned his second consecu tive Winter Cup all-around title, This year's event also included a Skills Challenge competition that Jeff Crockett of the University of Washington won, showing his unique and impressive high bar skilL

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24 R~YT~MIC C~ALLI;:NGI;: WRAP UP Olga Karmansky retained her title as Rhythmic Challenge champion at the Rhythmic Challenge event in Colorado Springs, Rachel Marmer claimed the title in the junior d ivision , The top four juniors and seniors also earned spots on the Pacific Alliance Championships team!

28 USA GYMNASTICS I=ITNI;:SS: RI;:STAURANT MI;:ALS ~IG~I;:R IN CALORII;:S With two out of three Americans overweight today, we have to look at what's going on in our culture, The one thing going on more now than years ago was the frequency of dining out. In 1978, just 18 percent of the calories Americans consumed were eaten away from home, But by 2003, that was up to half, Read why eating out could be causing Americans to gain weight!

33 C~I;:LLSII;: MI;:MMI;:L: WORLD C~AMPION AND ALL-AMI;:RICAN TI;:I;:N USA Gymnastics asked 2005 World Champion Chellsie Memmel to tell readers how she balances her life with school, gymnastics, family, friends and fun, Chellsie tells us how she manages her hectic schedule!

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Dear USA Gymnastics Members:

The first big event of the year has taken place and we are underway with the new FIG Code of Points. The Tyson American Cup showcased some of the best gymnasts in the world. Needless to say, the results for USA Gymnastics were fantastic as our athletes demonstrated their commitment to remain among the top countries.

Congratulations to Nastia Liukin and Jonathan Horton on their all-around victories at the Tyson American Cup, as well as Shayla Worley (2nd) and David Durante (3rd ). The performances of these athletes as well as the other USA Gymnastics team members were outstanding.

While there is certainly going to be an adjustment period to the new FIG Code, it should not deter anyone's enthusiasm for being a fan of gymnastics. What truly matters is the amazing performances of the athletes, and their correct placement at the end of the competition. The challenge lies in developing routines to maximize

each gymnast's score through careful balance of the difficulty and the execution of the elements. USA Gymnastics is poised to address this challenge with some of the most qualified coaches and most talented athletes in the world.

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Name I Team Prelims Finals TOTAL David Durante I Team Chevron 88.110 89510

Cup was th. U.S. men's competition to Jonathan Horton I U. Oklahoma 89.110 88.310

the sport's new scoring system. The scoring system Guillermo Alvarez I Team Chevron 89.310 87.310

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10. The Difficulty (A Score) is for the difficulty and 6 Michael Reavis I U.lowa 86.310 81.910

content. The Execution (8 Score) is for execution, 7 Clay Itrother I Team Chevron 87.010 83.910

composition and technique. The two scores are added Taqiy Abdullah-Simmons I U Oklalloma 83.800 86.110 to determine the final score. Gerry Signorelli I U. Michigan 84.400 84.800

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11 Geoffrey Corrigan I Team Chevron 82.800 81.210

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14 Jason Shen I Stanford 84.200 83.300

11 Thomas Kelley I Buffalo Grove 82.610 83.710

16 Philip Onorato I WOGA 82.250 83.600

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18 CurtiS Kleffman I Ulowa 83.500 81 .900

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FLOOR VAULT INimiTGvm Ism: Name TGviri IPrelum Anals 1Smii"

1 Michael Reavis Fin: 15.000 15.200 30.200 1 Jimmy Wickham Fin: 16.075 16.375 32.450 Ulowa A: 5.900 5.900 Ohio State A: 6.800 6.800

B: 9.100 9.300 B: 9.450 9.550 2 Dylan Carney Fin: 15.100 15.050 30.150 2 Sean Golden Fin: 15.575 16.225 31.800

Stanford A: 5.900 5.900 Team Chevron A: 6.800 6.800 B: 9.200 9.150 B: 8.400 9.350

3 Jonathan Horton Fin: 15.400 14.650 30.050 3 Steven Legendre Fin: 15.675 15.475 31.150 U Oklahoma A: 6.000 6.000 WOGA A: 6.800 6.800

B: 9.400 8.650 B: 9.150 8.450

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1 Alexander Arternev Fin: 15.400 14.250 29.650 1 David Durante Fin: 15.400 15.050 30.450 Team Chevron A: 5.900 5.500 Team Chevron A: 6.100 6.100

B: 9.500 8.750 B: 9.300 8.950 2 Curtis Kleffman Fin: 14.600 14.500 29.100 2 Yewki Tomita Fin: 15.100 15.100 30.200

Ulowa A: 5.800 5.800 Team Chevron A: 5.500 5.500 B: 8.800 8.700 B: 9.600 9.600

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1 Kevin Tan Fin: 15.550 15.800 31350 1 Yewki Tomita Fin: 15.650 15.500 31.150 Team Chevron A: 6.700 6.700 Team Chevron A: 6.200 6.200

B: 8.850 9.100 B 9.450 9.300 2 Sean Golden Fin: 15.250 15.450 30.700 2 Brett McClure Fin: 15.450 15.350 30.800

Team Chevron A: 6.100 6.100 Team Chevron A: 5.800 5.800 B: 9.150 9.350 B: 9.650 9.550

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Head Start Compulsory Camp-Planet Gym. City: Mobile Phone: (251) 650-0699 Web: planetgymnastics.com

www.usa-gymnastics.org/camp/index.php Planet Olympic Summer Camp City: Mobile Phone: (251) 650-0699 Web: planetgymnastics.com

or log onto the individual camp in ORllUDO which you're interested. All Summer Fun Camp City: Scottsdale Phone: (480) 95H1496 Web: scottsdalegymnastlcs.com

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Bay Island Gymnastics Camp City: Oakland Phone: (510) 533-3939 Web: bayislandgymnastics.com

Blast 0 Fun Gymnastics City: Santa Barbara Phone: (805) 683-1724 Web: santabaragymncasticsclub.com

Byers Fun Camp and Byers Kinder Camp City: Roseville Phone: (916) 781-2939 Web: byersgym.com

Cal Elite Sports Center Phone: (949) 589-1512 Web: calelite.com

Cal Gymnastics Camp City: Berkeley Phone: (510) 642-8050 Web: calbears.com/camps

California Gymnastics Academy City: Livermore Phone: (925) 245-0331 Web: californiagymnasticsacademy.com

Camp Technique City: Cordova Phone: (916) 635-7900 Web: techniquegym.com

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Pamount Tumbling & Acro Summer Camp City: Sunnyvale Phone: (408) 734-0403 Web: pta gymnastics. com

Performance Athletics Gymnastics Camp City: San Luis Obispo Phone: (805) 547-1496 Web: performanceathleticsslo.com

REG Kid Adventures Phone: (707) 763-5010 Web: regymnastics.com

San Diego Rhythmic Summer Camp City: La Jolla Phone: (858) 945-4114 Web: sdrhythmic.net

San Mateo Gymnastics Summer Camp City: Belmont Phone: (650) 591 -8734 Web: sanmateogymnastics.com

SCATS Fun & Fitness Camp City: Huntington Beach Phone: (714) 895-2909 Web: scatsgymnastics.com

Spring Super Camp City: San Luis Obispo Phone: (805) 549-8408 Web: iflipforccg.com

Stanford Men's Gymnastics Camp City: Stanford Phone: (650) 723-2001 Web: jdrgymnastics.com

Summer Fun Camp City: Roseville Phone: (916) 781 -2939 Web: byersgym.com

Summer Training Clinics City: Obispo Phone: (805) 547-1496 Web: PerformanceAthleticsSLO.com

Tramp Camp City: San Gabriel Phone: (626) 292-7827 Web: starsathletics.org

Weekly Summer Sports Camps City: San Jose Phone: (408) 269-5437 Web: calsportscenter.com

Woodward West City: Stallion Springs Phone: (661) 822-7900 Web: woodwardwest.com

World Class Training Day Camp * City: San Luis Obispo Phone: (805) 549-8408 Web: www.lflipforCCG.com

Athlete & Staff Training Seminar City: Coconut Creek Phon!: (954) 725-9199 Web: americantwisters.com

Balcony Summer Camp 2006 City: Ocala Phone: (352) 401-3663 Web: BalconySports.com

Brown's Gymnastics "All Sports Day Camp" City: Altamonte Springs Phone: (407) 869-8744 Web: brownsgym.com

Brown's Gymnastics "All Sports" Camp City: Sanford Phon!: (407) 302-2044 W!b: BrownsGym.com

Camp Kids Gym City: Oviedo Phone: (407) 365-6800 W!b: akidsgym.com

Champion Gymnastics City: Coral Springs PhOn!: (954) 341-3547 Web: 341FlIP.com

Future Flipz Inc. Fitness & Fun Phon!: (727) 796-3547 Web: futureflipz.com

Gym Like This! City: West Palm Beach Phon!: (561) 842-8488 Web: gymlikethis.com

Gymnastics World Naples Fun Camp Phon!: (239) 592-0608

Gymnastics World Summer Camp City: West Palm Beach Phon!: (561) 845-0053

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connunCDT ABC's Gymnastics Camp Phone: (860) 691-1235 W!b: abesgymnasties.com

All Around Champions City: Yalesville Phon!: (203) 294-0097

Busy Bees and Fun in the Sun City: East Old Saybrook Phone: (860) 388-1522 Web: Shorelinegymnasties.com

Camp JCC Gymnastics Phone: (203) 372-6567 W!b: jces.org

Cartwheels, ETC Summercamp City: Milford Phone: (203) 877-4291

The Little Gym of Norwalk City: Norwalk Phone: (203) 838-4043 Web: tlgnorwalkandwestportct.com

Horizon Gymnastics Camp 2006 City: Port Charlotte Phone: (941) 627-5342 Web: horizongymnasties.net

International Gymnastics Training Center City: Stroudsburg, PA Phone: (305) 259-0677 W!b: internationalgymnastiesflorida.com

Octaviano's Summer Camp City: Miami Phone: (305) 255-3811

Orlando Metro Gymnastics Girls Competitive Camp City: Orlando Phon!: (407) 246-1200 Web: orlandometrogymnasties.com

Palm Beach Gymnastics, Cheer and Dance City: West Palm Beach Phon!: (561) 686-5687 W!b: pbgymnasties.com

SFGC Summer Camp City: 1826 60th place east Phon!: (941) 758-5775

Star Gym Summer Camp Phone: (561) 995-0367 W!b: stargymboca.com

Sun Country Team Camp City: Gainesville Phon!: (352) 378-8711 W!b: suncountrygymnasties.com

TAG Gymnastics Summer Camp Phon!: (954) 384-9393 W!b: taggymnasties.com

Chicago Park District Summer Camps City: Chicago

Tampa Bay Turners Team Camp City: SI. Petersburg Phon!: (727) 328-8500 W!b: tampabaytumers.com

Temple Terrace Gymnastics Summer Camp City: Temple Terrace Phone: (813) 989-7180 W!b: templeterrcegymnasties.com

The Dance Camp - Summer Intensive City: Jacksonville Phon!: (904) 234-8477

The Flip Factory Phon!: (850) 969-9111 Web: flipfactory-pensacola.com

The Little Gym of Palm Harbor City: Palm Harbor Phon!: (727) 781-5800 W!b: tlgpalmharborfl.com

The Posture Lady's Choreography Camp City: Orlando Phon!: (407) 325-4747 W!b: gymnastiesuniversity.com

Top Contenders Professional Camp City: Hudson Phon!: (727) 862-2940 W!b: topcontenders.net

University of Florida Gymnastics Camp City: Gainesville Phon!: (352) 375-4683 Web: gatorzone.com/camps/?sport=gymna

World Rhythmic Summer Camp City: Jacksonville Phon!: (904) 537-1888

Phone: (312) 742-4927 Web: chicagoparkdistrict.com

Attack Camp Summer 2006 City: Indianapolis Phone: (317) 872-4554 Web: sharpsgym.com

International Wheel Gymnastics Training Camp City: Normal

Indy Gymnastics Camp City: Indianapolis Phone: (317) 872-5948 Web: indygym.com

Phone: (309) 530-3358 Web: usawheelgymnasties.com

University of Illinois Boys Gymnastics Camp City: Champaign Phone: (217) 244-7278 Web: fightingillinLcom

University of Illinois Girls Gymnastics Camp City: Champaign Phone: (217) 244-7278*

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Hansas Pinnacle Gymnastics Summer Camp City: Shawnee Phon!: (913) 422-0161 W!b: pinnaclegymnasties.com

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lOUISiana Ivanov's Gymnastics Summer Training Camp City: Metairie Phone: (504) 889-9800

All American Gymnastic Acad~my Phone: (413) 596-0089 Web: allamericangymnasticacademy.com

Broderick Gymnastics City: Hyde Park Phone: (617) 361-7300

* Perfect Balance Gymnastics City: Greenwell Springs Phone: (225) 262-4966

Camp West Woods CIty: Stoughton Phone: (781) 341-4424 Web: campwestwoods.com

Five Star Gymnastics Camp City: Springfield Phone: (978) 897-8184 Web: funwithus.com

Gym Kids Gymnastics CIty: N. Eastham Phone: (508) 240-5747 Web: capegymkids.com

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malno gym Nation Summer Camp City: Mechanicsville Phone: (207) 985-6621 Web: gymnationsport.com

gym Nation Summer Camp Phone: (207) 985-6621 Web: gym nations port. com

miCHIGan Cassell Gymnastics Super Camp City: Muskegon Phone: (231) 798-8418

Extreme Power City: Oxford Phone: (248) 236-9600 Web: elitegymnastics.org * Michigan Elite Gymnastics Academy Phone: (248) 474-7778 Web: mega-gym.com

Pre-Sport Camp Phone: (616) 956-0586 Web: gymco.com

Twistars USA Summer Camp Phone: (517) 322-0360 Web: TwistarsUSA1 .com

University of Michigan Gymnastics Camp City: Ann Arbor Phone: (734) 764-5328 Web: umgym.com/facilities/camp.html

Gymnastic Academy of Boston City: Norwood Phone: (781) 769-6150 Web: gymnasticacademyofboston.com

Gymnastic Academy of Boston City: Acton Phone: (978) 369-9034 Web: gymnasticacademyolboston.com

Gymnastic Academy of Boston City: Plainville Phone: (508) 695-2600 Web: gymnasticacademyolboston.com

Over The Top Gymnastics Academy Camp City: Worcester Phone: (508) 752-7676 Web: overthetopgym.com

Palaestra Gymnastics Academy City: Andover Phone: (978) 687-7777 Web: pgagym.com

Rhythmic Dreams City: Newton Phone: (617) 233-4493 Web: rhythmicdreams.com

Sola's Gymnastics Academy Inc. Phone: (508) 634-0012

Sterling Summer Camp City: Sterling Phone: (978) 422-7655 Web: sterlinggym.com

Sudbury Gymnastics Center City: Marlborough Phone: (508) 485-2255 Web: sudburygymnastics.com

Tumble Time Gymnastics & Dance City: Pocasset Phone: (508) 563-1200 Web: tumbletime-gym.com

USGTC Summer Camp City: S. Hadley Phone: (561) 743-8550 Web: usgymnasticscamps.com

Westfield YMCA Gymnastics City: Westfield Phone: (413) 568-8631 Web: westfieldymcagymnastics.com

miSSOURI Cedar Point Gymnastics City: Cedar Point

Phone: (252) 393-7778 Princess Party Camp; Super Hero Camp; and Cheerleading Camp

Dragon Gymnastics Camp Phone: (816) 229-7775 Web: gagecenter.com

St. Louis Team Camp City: St.louis Phone: (314) 843-3322 Web: Spiritsgym.com

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Langley Gymnastics for Everyone City: Angier Phone: (919) 639-8288 Web: langleygymnastics.com

Phone: (910) 938-7837 Web: stepaheadgymnastics.com

Superior Gymnastics City: Morrisville Phone: (919) 388-1632 Web: asuperiorgym.com

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food is yummy, you'll come back! But that tends to add up to a lot of extra calories you weren't counting on.

And speaking of extras, how about all those extra nibbles: appetizers, warm bread with pots of cool butter, beverage specials? Most families simply don't have all those extras with regular home meals.

Yet those extras can have even more calories than your meals! An order of buffalo wings with blue cheese dressing? That's a tidy 1,010 calories before dinner. For a fried onion blossom with dip, figure around 2,000. Even a basket of garlic bread is about 800 calories.

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extra fat is a simple problem of self­

indulgence or poor personal discipline.

In fact, researchers and clinicians from various sciences say unequivocally that it's not. Certainly adults are responsible for what they put in their mouths. But when so many are affected, from across the entire American demographic, we also have to look at what's going on in our culture at large.

One thing is there's a lot more going out. In 1978, just 18 percent of the calories Americans consumed were eaten away from home. But by 2003, that was up to half. Why should that even matter? A calorie is a calorie, right?

At the bottom line, yes. The trouble is that when we eat out, we simply have much less control over what ends up on our plates, and from there, on our bottom line. That shows up in a variety of ways. Nutritional research indicates that for almost any given dish that you might choose to prepare at home, when it's compared to a restaurant dish of the same name, it's often not the same thing at all. So even trying to consciously select what looks like the healthiest choice on the menu might not do you much good.

Restaurants tend to use more oils and fats, more sugar, and more salt in their food preparations. The reason is simple: if the

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are often three to four times larger than a normal serving size. Even plates, glassware and utensils

have grown. Very often, the dinner plate you get in a restaurant would qualify as a platter in any home kitchen, but then, they have to be bigger to accommodate those super servings!

It wouldn't be such an issue if we were better at walking away. An old adage about fitness says that the most important exercise to do is "pushbacks," meaning, when you've had enough, push back and get up from the table. Research shows Americans in general tend to be "completers," and many of us were raised to feel a sense of guilt if we left food on our plates.

The truth is, no matter how we're raised or whether we're slim or fat, if more is put in front of us we'll eat more, period. And that's not all. Research shows that as we become accustomed to those mega-sized meals we're presented in restaurants, we tend to prepare bigger portions at home, as well. We may not use all the extra oil, salt and sugar that restaurants do, but we're certainly having more of our main ingredients, and we're eating big and hearty.

The other thing that restaurants have over the home meal is variety. Even the most accommodating home cook typically won't make a different special meal for each member of the family. Again, the nutritional research shows that the more variety you can have, the more you'll eat overall.

United States Department of Agriculture studies show that when offered three varieties of a given food item-say, sandwiches or cookies-people would eat more than if they were offered three items of the same variety. That's part of why those all-you-can-eat buffets are such a caloric catastrophe.

Given the demands of today's busy lifestyles, dining out is not only a pleasure, but a time-saving survival tool. Restaurants may eventually be required to provide nutritional facts for their meals, but even without hard numbers, awareness of the pitfalls can go a long way toward helping us control those calorie counts.

We just need to think about what we're up against when someone else is cooking, so that when we're eating out, we're not taking so much in.

By Caroline J. Cederquist, M.D., a board certified Family Physician and a board certified Bariatric Physician. She is the author of He/ping Your

Overweight Child-A Family Guide.

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Whitfield Invitational The 15th Whitfield Invitational was held

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Selection Procedures Posted Selection Procedures for 2006 World Championships in men's artistic, women's artistic and acrobatic gymnastics w ill be posted on the USA Gymnastics website in March.

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Membership in USA Gymnastics is a privilege granted by USA Gymnastics. That privilege can be withdrawn by USA Gymnastics at any time where a member's conduct is determined to be inconsistent with the best interest of the sport of gymnastics and of the athletes we are servicing.

The following former professional members have been terminated or have a lifetime ban with USA Gymnastics and/or wi ll not be allowed to renew their membership:

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British Columbia Gymnastics Association Suspensions USA Gymnastics has been notified that the British Columbia Gymnastics Association has permanently suspended membership in the BCGA for the following individuals:

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Since I won the all-around at the World Championships, things have gotten a little busier having to add interviews and appearances to my schedule. I just have to work harder at managing my time for school, training, phYSical therapy and social time. It's been really fun since Worlds. I've gotten a lot of community support. I didn' t realize how many fans I really have. I've been a guest of honor at a Milwaukee Bucks basketball game, a Milwaukee Wave soccer game and a Marquette basketball game. I was able to invite some friends along so it gave us an opportunity for a fun night out!

Since I was little, I have always dreamed of being a World Champion. Because my parents own a gym, I have had the privilege to watch and see high-level competition my entire life. I knew I wanted to be one of those elite champions some day. Making the national team at age 10 was really exciting for me. Training at the National Training

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Above: Chellsie is a senior at West Allis Central High School and her classmates made a big sign for her before and after World Championships.

Chelfsie Memmel rontinued from poge 33

Memmel is one of 10 finalists for 2005 Sullivan Award Fans can vote for their choice for the winner at sullivanaward.usatoday.com.

The Sullivan Award, sponsored by the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU), is presented annually to the USA's top amateur athlete. The winner will be announced April 12.

Center with my USA teammates is awesome. I not only have friends at home, I have friends all over the country because of gymnastics!

I wouldn't trade my life for anything. Not even the untimely injuries! The way I look at it -injuries are going to happen whether you're a gymnast or not. You could fall off a bike or out of a tree or have an accident. I've learned to look at my injuries as a challenge to come back and be stronger and better; to keep positive while doing my therapy and rehab; and stay focused to keep going in this sport!

I feel that I live a relatively normal life. I go to public school, do homework, hang out with my friends, go to movies, school functions, sporting events and dances. I just happen to be gone for weeks at a time for gymnastics. I feel very fortunate that I can see the world through a sport that I love to do.

Left: Prior to heading to the prom, Chell sie and her date stopped off at her parent's gym for photos!

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13-1 S Pacific All iance Championships (M,W,R,TR) Honolulu, HI . .. .. . . ... ... . . .. . .. . . ... . .. .. . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .. .... . . . . .. . ... . ........

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5-9 World Team Trials (AG) Crosby, TX . . . . . ... ... . . . .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . ... . . .. .. . . . . . .. . . . .... . ........ . ... ...... ..... . . . ..

13-14 World Cup (M,W) Ghent, BEL

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Right: Alexander Artemev signs autographs at Winter Cup.

For a complete event schedule go to usa-gymnastics.org NOTE: Dates and events subject to change or cancellation. W = Women M = Men R = Rhythmic GG = Group Gymnastics AG = Acrobatic Gymnastics IT = Trampoline and Tumbling TR = Trampoline TU = Tumbling

The annual Winter Classic competition for trampoline and tumbling was held in Birmingham, Ala., Feb. 3-5. Chris Estrada and Alaina Hebert, both of Lafayette, La., won the men's and women's trampoline titles. In tumbling, Chris Adair of Lubbock, Texas, took the men's gold medal, while Kaycee Melvin of Morton, Ill., was first in the women's event. Double Mini action saw Josh Vance of Grand Rapids, Mich., take first for the men and Shelley Klochan of Indianapolis, Ind., first for the women.

USA WINS TRIANGULAR EVENT A "friendly competition" was conducted at the USA Gymnastics Women's National Training Center in Huntsville, Texas, on January 19. This was the first time for USA Women's Gymnastics to use the new FIG Code of Points. In the team scoring, USA was first in the team competition with a score of 237.10, Japan second with a 215.05 and New Zealand third with a 197.80.

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Katie Kemp (2nd from left) celebrates with teammates at the 2005 Minnesota LevelS State Championships. Katie scored a 36.2 to capture first all-around. She trains at Gym­

Leading I:dge Gymnastics Everett, Washington

The Leading Edge Gymnastics Team claimed the State Level 7 InvitationaL Three members won individual all-around titles in their respective age groups. L to R Logan Rabel, Lily Gaffney, Madison Podlucky, Jordan Widner, Olivia Gaffney,

Nation. Celebrating with Katie are Nadja Vragovic, Jamie Reis (Level 7),

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Kiera t-1i11er Oshkosh, Wisconsin Kiera, 7, took first at the 2005 Level 4 State Championships with a score of 3S.10. Kiera also won bars and beam, scoring 9.55 on each event. She was second on floor (9.5) and fourth on vault (9.5). Kiera is coached by Debbie Russell (shown in the photo).

Alonza Klopfer Garwood, New Jersey

Denae !-Iii! Denver, Colorado

Denae, 10, is a Level 6 gymnast with Peak AthletiCS and is coached by Ennis Hudson and staff. At her State Meet December 2005, she was first all-around with a 37.10. Shewasalso first on bars with a 9.545. Her team took third place.

Alonza, 6, won the 2006 Level 4 New Jersey State Championships title, in the 6-year-old division. She came in first in all five eventsl Her all-around score was 37.975. She trains at Sunburst Gymnastics in Union, N.J., and is coached by Iva Krmelova and Paul Lakomy.

Lena I:kman Las Vegas, Nevada

Lena, 7, is a Level 4 gymnast. She trains at Go For It USA in Las Vegas. She has Type 1 diabetes and is on an insulin pump 24 hours a day. She not only works hard in the gym but also fights a daily battle of making sure her blood sugar is in good controL At a summer triathlon for her gymnastics club, Lena finished her quarter-mile swim, 12-mile bike and 3-mile run in two hours and two minutesl

t-1eredith Nicole Daniel Dora, Alabama

Meredith, S, placed first all-around at the 2004 state meet as a Level 4 with a score of 36.425. She also placed first on ftoorwith a score of9275.ln 2005, she placed sixth at state meet asa LevelS with a score of 34.5. She trains at Tn TTumblers. She's now training for Level 6 with her coaches, Regina & Tara Dollar, T J Martin, and Amy.

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Chelsea !-Iatley Southlake, Texas Chelsea, 9, is a Level 7 who trains at EXCITE I Gymnastics. Chelsea competed in the Aloha Gymfest held in Hawaii. She finished first on vault (9.5), second on bars (S.5), first on beam (9.75), first on floor (9.525) and first all-around (37.725). Chelsea is pidured with her coach Tina Martin.

~oothills Gymnastics I-lickory, North Carolina Olympians John Macready and John Roethlisberger visited local gymnasts from Foothills Gymnastics at the Frostbite Invitational Meet. Pictured L to R: Macready, Michael Pawlyszyn, Adam Lund, Phillip Pruett, Cheyenne Lewis,

Heather Anderson, Kayla Huffnnan, Roethlisberger, Evan Reitzel, Patrick Henley, McKenna Shaver, Emily Moore, Brooke Brockman, Jackson Pruett, OJ Carr, Christian Patton, JP Britt, Janet Spann, Robin Vaccaro, Catherine Snyder & Stephanie Pawlyszyn.

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AMERICAN ELITE GYMNASTICS-Competitive gymnastics club looking for a developmental director and coaches within our developmental and compulsory program. New 10,000 sq. foot facility including pit, in-ground trampolines, and a talented, energetic, youthful staff. Looking for experienced, positive coaches who love working with children and have strong sponing skills. We offer a fun environment, great kids, and a competitive salary. If interested please fax resume to (480)423-5485 or apply in person at 9181 E. Bell Rd., Suite 104, Sconsdale, AZ 85260 americanelite@earthlink.net

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ELITE DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR NEEDED-Growing gym with strong optional and TOPs program (National TOPs team gymnast 2004 and 2005) Located in beautiful Birmingham, Alabama suburban area with excellent schools. Competitive salary and benefits for the right person to join our coaching staff. Applicants should have experience working with elite or pre-elite gymnasts, be a team player, have excellent interpersonal skills and be ready to contribute to the development of our athletes. We also have positions available for entry level team coaches/recreational staff. For more information contact annw@headoverheelsgyms.com

COACHING POSITION AVAILABLE. Part-time, full time in Palm City, Florida at Treasure Coast Gymnastics. Recreation thru team, Birthday Parties, Summer Camp. Call Geoff at 772-220-1234. Cell number 772-220-6661. Fax resume to 772-220-8851.

TEAM COACHES WANTED. Roswell Gymnastics in Roswell, GA is looking for a Girl's Optional Team Coach. Roswell Gymnastics is a large, well established team with several State/Regional/National Champions. The 40,000 sq. ft. facility is located 15 minutes north of Atlanta, GA. Coaches must be positive, understanding and knowledgeable. Must have several years of experience. Pay based on experience. Contact Kim Wood at 770-641-3987. Send resume to kwood@ciJosweILga.us or fax to 770-641 -3989.

READY FOR A CHANGE OF SCENERY? Seeking enthusiastic and motivated individual to coach all ages and levels, especially our pre-team and girls USAG upper level team. Salary based on years of experience. Part time or full time position available. If you think Colorado is a great place, just come to our wonderful state and gymlll We are an established gym with over 800 students per quarter taught in a well stocked gym. If interested, contact Nancy Whisman at 303-674-6441 ext. 23.

OPTIONAL/COMPULSORY COACH: Lynchburg Academy of Gymnastics & Power Tumbling is seeking a highly motivated and enthusiastic professional to work with their gymnastics team. Individual will work

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with a head coach and compulsory coaches. Ability to choreograph routines is a plus. Established program just moved into a new state of the art, 16,000 sq. ft. gym. Gym is located near the beautiful mountains and a few hours away from the beach. Salary pOSition includes paid vacation, holiday/sick time. Salary is commensurate with experience. For more information please contact Lori Darter or Sandy Moon or send/fax/email resume to Lynchburg Academy of Gymnastics and Power Tumbling, 20106 Leesville Rd, Lynchburg, VA 24502. Phone: (434)239-8900 Fax: (434)239-8912. Email: gldarter@aoLcom

COACHES/INSTRUCTORS NEEDED: Schafer School of Gymnastics located in LawrenceVille, NJ, is seeking competitive boys and girls coaches as well as recreation class teachers. We are looking for reliable individuals who are positive, motivated, and energetic to work within our well­established team program. Individual must be Willing to work as part of a coaching team. Competitive salary and benefits available. For more information please contact Jonathan Schafer at 609-393-5855.

SEEKING EMPLOYMENT Gymnastics Coach Seeking Full-Time Opportunity. 20 years of coaching including Assistant Boys Team Coach for one of strongest programs in the state (boys levels 4-7). Coach girls & boys recreational classes. Sub for boys team (levels 8 - lO), pre-school, & girls team (levels 4 - 6). 35 assigned hours, usually closer to 40 with subbing. Enthusiastic, dependable, excellent anendance, great rapport with parents, positive, patient, strong sponer, great safety record, very wi lling to sub, safety certified through 8/07. Can start after giving 2 weeks notice & easily relocate. Looking for as many hours as possible. Solid references. Email gymcoach2006X@aol.com.

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