2017 Gymnastics Guide by Naval Academy Athletic Association

2017 GYMNASTICS GUIDE

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Quick Facts

Head Coach Kip Simons Assistant Coach Craig Holt Assistant Coach Charlie Tamayo Support Staff Season Outlook Team Roster Midshipmen Bios 2016 Year-In-Review 2016 Meet-by-Meet Results All-Time Letterwinners Media Guide Credits The 2017 Navy gymnastics media guide was written, designed and edited by Assistant Sports Information Director Alex Lumb and Director of Publications Mark Leddy. Photos provided by Phil Hoffmann, Alex Lumb, Amy Sanderson, Annapolis and Anne Arundel County Conference and Visitors Bureau.

2017 Schedule

Date Opponent Time Jan. 13 at West Point Open - Team, All-Around 7 p.m. Jan. 14 at West Point Open - Individual Finals 7 p.m. Jan. 21 Navy Open 2 p.m. Jan. 28 William & Mary 2 p.m. Feb. 4 Army West Point - Star Meet 1 p.m. Feb. 11 at All-Academy Championships [1] 3 p.m. Feb. 25 Penn State 2 p.m. Mar. 3 at William & Mary 6 p.m. Mar. 5 at Springfield College 1 p.m. Mar. 10 Air Force / William & Mary 6 p.m. Mar. 17 at Air Force 6 p.m. Mar. 24 USAG Collegiate Champs. - Team, A-A [2] 12 p.m. Mar. 25 USAG Collegiate Champs. - Individual Finals [2] 5 p.m. Apr. 8 ECAC Championships - Team, A-A, Ind. Finals [3] 2 p.m. April 21 at NCAA Championships Qualifying Meet [4] 1 & 7 p.m. April 22 at NCAA Championships [4] 6 p.m. Home events in bold, held in Macdonough Hall All times local, subject to change [1] - San Antonio, Texas [2] - Uni. of Washington hosting at Everett, Wash. [3] - Chicago, Ill. [4] - West Point, N.Y.

Coaching/Support Staff

Location Annapolis, Md. Head Coach Kip Simons Founded October 10, 1845 Alma Mater Ohio State ‘94 Enrollment 4,400 Navy Record (season) 9-4 (Second) Nickname Midshipmen, Mids Office Phone (410) 293-5552 Colors Navy Blue and Gold Fax (410) 293-5264 Conference ECAC E-Mail simons@usna.edu Superintendent Vice Adm. Ted Carter, USN Assistant Coach Craig Holt Commandant Col. Steve Liszewski, USMC Alma Mater Syracuse ’95 Director of Athletics Chet Gladchuk Season at Navy 18th Home Facility Macdonough Hall (500) Office Phone (410) 293-5557 Academy Web Site www.usna.edu E-Mail holt@usna.edu Athletics Web Site www.navysports.com Assistant Coach Charlie Tamayo Alma Mater ISCF Manuel Fajardo ‘02 Season at Navy 1st Sports Information Office Phone (410) 293-4480 Gymnastics SID Alex Lumb E-Mail ctamayo@usna.edu Office Phone (410) 293-8771 Athletic Trainer Tegan Hinaman Fax (410) 293-8954 Equipment Operations Brian Sellers E-Mail lumb@usna.edu Senior Associate AD/Scheduling & Mailing Address Ricketts Hall Team Support 566 Brownson Road Carl Tamulevich Annapolis, MD 21402 Officer Representative CDR Mike Williams, USN Faculty Representative Capt. Glenn Gottschalk, USN (Ret.)

2016 Results

Date Opponent Result Jan. 15 at West Point Open - Team, All-Around 3rd of 5 / 415.8 Jan. 16 at West Point Open - Individual Finals Six competed Jan. 30 Navy Open 1st of 4 / 414.05 Feb. 6 Army - Star Meet W, 419.3 - 413.75 Feb. 13 at All-Academy Championships [1] 2nd of 3 / 424.1 Feb. 21 William & Mary W, 420.15 - 409.6 Mar. 6 at William & Mary L, 408.8 - 406.6 Mar. 13 at Springfield College W, 414.75 - 404.15 Mar. 20 USAG Collegiate Champs. - Team, A-A [2] 3rd of 10 / 412.85 Mar. 21 USAG Collegiate Champs. - Indiv. Finals [2] Six competed Mar. 27 ECAC Championships - Team, A-A [3] 1st of 6 / 423.4 Mar. 28 ECAC Championships - Indiv. Finals [3] Nine competed April 9 at NCAA Championships Qualifying Meet [4] 6th of 6 / 410.1 April 10 at NCAA Championships - Team, A-A [4] Three competed [1] - Atlanta, Ga. [2] - Springfield, Mass. [3] - Williamsburg, Va. [4] - Columbus, Ohio

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Kip Simons Head Coach Second Year at Navy Ohio State ‘94

Kip Simons, a decorated head coach at Air Force and Olympic performer, was announced on Sept. 14, 2015 as the new head gymnastics coach at Navy. Simons came to Annapolis after 10 years as the head coach of a Falcons’ team that reached new heights nationally and became a perennial top-10 program. In his first season as the Mids’ head coach in 2016, the team reached new heights of success both in and out of the gym. Simons and Navy captured the program’s first ECAC Championship since 1989 with a score of 423.4 to tie with Army West Point for the title. A program-record 424.1 score at the All-Academy Championship helped the team earn the league’s automatic qualifying spot for the NCAA Championship and break the tie for ECAC supremacy. The Mids’ spot as a team at the NCAA Championship was just the second ever in program history and first since 2009. In the national meet in Columbus, Ohio, Navy competed in the first team session and recorded a 410.1 score. Three individuals from the team advanced to the events finals: Jonny Tang (AA), Connor Gonzales (R) and Eric Poletti (R). Prior to the NCAAs, Simons saw his squad earn 15 All-ECAC honors for topsix performances at the ECAC Championship with Mitchell Larios (V and PB), Eric Morrison (PH) and Gonzales (R) taking home event titles. In the regular season, the Mids defeated the Black Knights of Army in the annual Star Meet, 419.3-413.75. In the classroom, Connor Westrick was selected as a CoSIDA Academic All-American Third Team honoree, in addition to 10 other Mids earning CGA All-America Scholar-Athletes nods for posting GPAs above 3.2. As a team, Navy ranked fifth in the nation in with a team grade point average of 3.355. For his team’s success in 2016, Simons was recognized as the CGA East Regional Coach of the Year, as well as the ECAC Men’s Gymnastics CoCoach of the Year. An internationally renown gymnast since 1988, Simons was a four-year member of the United States Senior National team and competed on two world championship teams, as well as with the gold medal winning teams at the 1994 Goodwill Games and 1995 Pan-American Games. His competitive career culminated with a spot on the 1996 United States Olympic team. At the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta, Simons was a member of the U.S. team that finished fifth overall.

Beginning with the 2005-06 season, Simons started a 10-year reign in charge of the gymnastics program at the United States Air Force Academy. A five-time USAG Varsity Head Coach of the Year, the Falcons thrived under his leadership and expertise. In both 2012 and 2014, Air Force earned rankings as high as eighth nationally. Simons took a team to the NCAA National Qualifying Meet and saw 15 gymnasts advance into the NCAA Championships in each of his final five years in Colorado Springs. On three occasions under his tutelage Falcon athletes earned NCAA All-American nods, Greg Stine twice in 2008 (all-around and rings) and Tim Wang in 2014 (pommel horse). In USAG National Championship competition, Simons and Air Force won six straight team titles from 2010 through 2015 and collected 28 individual event titles. Amongst the service academies, the Falcons won each of the last six meetings at the annual All-Academy Championship Meet between Air Force, Army and Navy. In recognition of his team’s success Simons has been the recipient of four CGA Collegiate Division National Head Coach of the Year awards (2010, 2011, 2012, 2013), as well as two NCAA Regional Head Coach of the Year (2008, 2010) and Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Coach of the Year (2006, 2014) honors, respectively. A 1994 graduate from Ohio State University, Simons earned numerous honors throughout his four years with the Buckeyes, including Big Ten Freshman of the Year and the Nissen-Emery Award, as the nation’s top senior gymnast. He was a four-year member of the All-Big 10 and earned conference titles on the parallel bars (1992, 1994), still rings (1992) and high bar (1993). Simons garnered two NCAA All-America certificates during his time in Columbus. In September 2006, the Varsity “O” Association inducted him into Ohio State’s Athletic Hall of Fame. For his work and success throughout the sport, Simons was inducted into the USA Gymnastics Hall of Fame in the summer of 2010. He was joined in the 2010 induction class by 1996 Olympic team gold medalist Dominique Moceanu, 1992 Olympic team bronze medalist Wendy Bruce-Martin, 2000 Olympian Jennifer Parilla, two-time U.S. Men’s Olympic team head coach Kevin Mazeika and 2000 U.S. Olympic trampoline coach Robert Null.

After retiring from international competition, Simons moved into collegiate coaching at the University of California in 2001. In five seasons from 2001 to 2005, the Bears twice finished in third place at the NCAA Championships and had four individuals win national championships. Simons was named Associate Head Coach of the Bears for his final season in Berkeley.

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Craig Holt Assistant Coach 18th Year at Navy Syracuse ‘95

Craig Holt enters his 18th season with the Navy program. After 16 years as an assistant coach with Dr. Sho Fukushima through 2015, he stayed on staff under the leadership for new head coach Kip Simons. Holt brings a wealth of experience and knowledge in the sport of gymnastics as both a former athlete and assistant coach.

His efforts in the gym have not gone unrecognized, as he was named the 2007 NCAA East Region Assistant Coach of the Year, 2008 and ‘06 USAG Collegiate Division Assistant Coach of the Year, 2016 (‘16 Co-AC), 2011, 2007 and 2003 ECAC Assistant Coach of the Year and, 2016 and 2007 (‘07 Co-AC) CGA Regional Assistant Coach of the Year.

“Navy is a program built on maximizing individual achievement for the good of the team’s success,” Holt said. “As a team, our training is intense, consistent and scientific. This model helps us develop a strong base of physical gymnastics skill, mental preparation and a strong character.”

During the summer of 2005, Holt coached the United States team in the 2005 Maccabiah Games in Israel. Holt guided the United States to a second-place team finish with gold medal performances in the floor exercise and pommel horse. In addition to his coaching duties, Holt also served as a judge at the Maccabiah Games.

2016 was a banner year for Holt and the Navy program as the team captured the ECAC Championship and an automatic bid into the NCAA Championship. Navy’s ECAC crown was its first since 1989, while a team appearance in the NCAAs had only occured once prior back in 2009. Three Mids advanced from the team qualifying meet to the events finals of the NCAA Championships, Jonny Tang (all-around), Connor Gonzales (rings) and Eric Poletti (rings). In addition to their success at the national meet, Navy accrued 15 All-ECAC honorees at the ECAC Championship. For the team’s stellar performance during the season, Holt was recognized as the CGA East Regional Assistant Coach of the Year, as well as the ECAC Men’s Gymnastics Co-Assistant Coach of the Year. During 2013-15 seasons, Holt has helped three athletes qualify for and compete in the NCAA Championships. In April of 2015 at the University of Oklahoma, Jonny Tang was an entrant in the all-around competition, while Mitchell Larios took on the nation’s best on the vault. In 2013, Chris Junghans finished 12th overall in the all-around competition and just missed placing in the top 10 by 0.4 points.

Holt came to the Academy after serving as an assistant coach for one season at William & Mary and two years at his alma mater, Syracuse. “I would like all of our athletes to leave the Naval Academy knowing that they have the tools to not only meet, but exceed all that is expected of them,” he added. “They should have a strong sense of confidence and accomplishment as they begin their careers.” As a gymnast, Holt was an NCAA finalist on the rings in 1994. He is a 1995 graduate of Syracuse, where he earned a degree in physical education. Holt earned his master’s degree in exercise physiology from Syracuse in the summer of 2002.

Prior to Junghans, Holt helped coach Andrew Faulk to his spectacular 2012 senior campaign, which included a 13th-place finish at the NCAA Championships. In 2011, Holt was named ECAC Tri-Assistant Coach of the Year as he helped guide Dylan Parrott and Andrew Faulk to the NCAA Championships. In 2009, Holt assisted in helping the Midshipmen to a memorable season, as they finished with an impressive 15-4 record and a N-Star victory at Army. In addition, the Mids won their second-straight All-Academy Championship, placed second at the ECAC Championship and advanced as a team to the NCAA Qualifying Meet for the first time in program history.

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Charlie Tamayo Assistant Coach First Year at Navy ISCF Manuel Fajardo ‘02

Named to Navy’s coaching staff in September of 2016, Tamayo comes to Annapolis following a storied career on the international competition scene, as well as over 10 years as a youth coach. “I am thrilled to have Charlie on board as a member of the Navy gymnastics family in support of our physical mission,” said head coach Kip Simons. “Charlie was tremendously successful on the world stage overcoming many obstacles with his relentless perseverance. He brings that same tenacity to his coaching style which aligns perfectly with our philosophy of developing leaders of character. In short order, Charlie’s enthusiasm and passion have raised the bar to a new level in the gym and the guys have responded.”

After defecting from Cuba in 2003, Tamayo began his coaching career in the United States. From 2004 through 2016, he served as the head coach of elite youth programs in California and Colorado, as well as the VIP and director of the Woodward West Gymnastics Camp from 2006 to 2007. Most recently, Tamayo was the head coach of the West Coast Elite Gymnastics women’s team in Arcadia, California. As the head coach he organized the rotations, lesson plans and conditioning programs for his athletes. Tamayo is a 2002 graduate from the Higher Institute of Physical Culture Manuel Fajardo in Havana, Cuba.

“I am honored by the opportunity given to me by Kip Simons,” remarked Tamayo. “To be a part of the Navy family and this amazing organization is a dream come true. I look forward to bringing all of my experiences from the competitive floor to our gym. I will do everything possible to bring this gymnastics team to another level.” An elite competitor on the international circuit, Tamayo was a world champion at the 2002 World Cup competition and a bronze medalist at the 2001 World Championships, as well as a three-time champion at the Pan American Games as a member of the Cuban National Team. An all-around competitor, Tamayo thrived in vault and ring competitions as both of his medals from world events came on the vault.

Navy Gymnastics Support Staff

Capt. Glenn Gottschalk, USN (Ret.) Faculty Representative

Cmdr. Carl Tamulevich, USN (Ret.)

Sr. Assoc. Athletic Director/ Scheduling & Team Support

Tegan Hinaman Athletic Trainer

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Brian Sellers

Associate Director of Equipment

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Coming off a standout 2016 season that saw the program reach new heights with its first ECAC Championship since 1989 and second-ever NCAA Championship bid as a team, the Mids will look to reload on the fly this year as eight freshmen will be incorporated over a competitive 13-meet schedule. “We pretty much maximized our full potential last year,” remarked second-year head coach Kip Simons. “I came in mid-September and immediately had high expectations for the team and those 10 seniors. We fulfilled that goal by winning the conference for the first time since 1989 and taking the team to the NCAAs, it was one for the story books. “We have a whole new team here this season. Under the leadership of our team captain Wyatt LaPointe, I couldn’t have asked for a better leader. We have eight plebes out there working and they’re bright eyed. We have a lot of work to get them up to speed with the collegiate competition world and we start off at the West Point Open. We’ve had a great preseason and I know that those freshmen will contribute in at least half of our routines this year. We’ll have some growing pains along the way, but I expect us to hit full stride by midseason and be ready to go for championship season.” Returners After graduating a 10-man senior class last May, the initial pressure for Navy’s 2017 team will fall on its seven returning veterans. Seniors Jonny Tang and Wyatt LaPointe will lead the way in action and in leadership as Tang will be competing as an all-around gymnast for his fourth straight year and LaPointe is serving as the team’s captain.

2017 Roster

Player Noah Beeman Lucas Beltran Frank Bradley Christian Correale Mitchell Fornek Vadim Ivanov Andy Jones Wyatt LaPointe Will Longwe Cian McConnell Trevor North Ryan Orce Ben Provost Jonny Tang Tanner West

In 2016, Tang advanced to the NCAA Championship all-around finals and finished 15th nationally with an 82.95 score. Leading up to the NCAA meet, Tang earned six top-six podium finishes between the USAG and ECAC Championships. At the USAGs, the Pennsylvania native won the floor exercise event title with a 14.55 performance. At five separate occasions during the regular season he was selected by the ECAC as its Gymnast of the Week. LaPointe was a constant staple in the Mids’ rings lineup as a junior in 2016 and will once again be counted on in that event for Navy in 2017. Last year, he posted five 14.0-plus scores over his nine appearances. LaPointe also aided Navy’s vaulting corps in three different meets. The junior class for Navy stands three deep with Noah Beeman, Andy Jones and Vadim Ivanov. After competing as an all-arounder intermittently over his first two seasons, Simons foresees Beeman as a regular in the challenging sixevent position. Beeman saw action in the floor, pommel horse and high bar 11 times in 2016 and earned All-ECAC honors for his fourth and fifth-place finishes respectively on the high bar and floor at the conference championship. “Jonny is always going to do a great job for us, but Noah, another all-arounder, has had an outstanding preseason and I expect him to step up and do all six events for us and quite frankly push Jonny as the all-around leader,” said Simons. Jones broke through as a sophomore in his first collegiate action with a catalog of strong performances on the floor, vault and high bar. A two-time ECAC Rookie of the Week, Jones qualified for the event finals on the vault at both the USAG and ECAC Championships and finished on the podium with respective finishes of third and fifth place. Over his first two seasons wearing the Blue and Gold, Ivanov has found himself in a variety of competitions as a pommel horse, parallel bars and high bar performer. In 2016, he recorded individual career-highs with a 13.3 on the pommel horse and 13.45 on the high bar. The sophomore duo of Christian Correale and Mitchell Fornek complete the list of returning Navy gymnasts. A specialist on the rings and parallel bars, Correale was

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Hometown / High School Dayton, Ohio/ Homeschool Corpus Christi, Texas / Richard King McLean, Va. / McLean Harrisburg, Pa. / Central Dauphin Oswego, Ill. / Oswego Las Vegas, Nev./Advanced Technologies Academy Reading, Mass. / Reading Memorial Mechanicsburg, Pa. / Cumberland Valley Stoughton, Mass. / Stoughton Houston, Texas / Langham Johnstown, Ohio / Johnstown-Monroe Gainesville, Fla. / Gainesville South Hadley, Mass. / South Hadley Malvern, Pa. / Great Valley Cypress, Texas / Cypress Ranch

Head Coach - Kip Simons (Second year, Ohio State ‘94) Assistant Coach - Craig Holt (18th year, Syracuse ’95) Assistant Coach – Charlie Tamayo (First year, ISCF Manuel Fajardo ’02) Managers - Mark Pickar, Jordan Rushing Athletic Trainer – Tegan Hinaman Officer Representative - CDR Mike Williams, USN Faculty Representative - Capt. Glenn Gottschalk, USN

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a consistent member of the Mids’ counting lineup and came through with one of his best scores of the season, a 14.2 on the rings, in Navy’s ECAC title-winning effort in April. He qualified for the event finals on both apparatuses at the conference championship. For his performance at the All-Academy Championship in midFebruary, Correale was selected as the ECAC Rookie of the Week. Fornek saw limited in-meet action for the Mids as he battled for reps with Navy’s deep senior-laden starting lineup. Fornek competed for Navy in a pair of contests versus William & Mary on the rings and high bar and turned in a top-notch result in his first showing against the Tribe with a 14.25-point high bar routine to rank second overall. Newcomers To reload after losing such a significant class, the coaching staff brought in eight talented freshmen, many of whom will impact the team immediately. A diverse class with an array of top-level finishes at the JO and JE Nationals and international competition to their name, the plebe class will be play a large role in Navy’s postseason aspirations in 2017 and into the future. Texas is represented by a trio of gymnasts as Lucas Beltran, Cian McConnell and Tanner West join the program from the Lone Star State. Will Longwe and Ben Provost give the Class of 2020 two Massachusetts natives, while Frank Bradley (Virginia), Trevor North (Ohio) and Ryan Orce (Florida) round out the expansive class. “Freshmen-wise it will be a total team effort,” said Simons. “We have eight gymnasts out there and all eight will probably see competition time throughout the season. Tanner West comes in as our top freshman, but he’s had a few injuries throughout the preseason. He’s slated to contribute in three or four events. All the way through from Ryan Orce to Ben Provost to Lucas Beltran, all plebes are going to have an impact and we’re going to need them to step up and get the job down, especially when we move into the second half of the season.”

Schedule Navy’s 2017 schedule begins on Friday, January 13 with two days of competition at the West Point Open. The Mids will take on a talented seven-team field with No. 5 Penn State and No. 7 Nebraska leading the way. The following Saturday, the Mids will kick off their four-meet home schedule with the 2017 Navy Open. The final three home competitions for Navy are William & Mary (Jan. 28), Penn State (Feb. 25) and Air Force/William & Mary (March 10). The team’s annual Star Meet with Army is set for February 4 at West Point. The postseason for the Mids begins in late March with the USAG Collegiate Championship on March 24 in Seattle. Navy will defend its ECAC title in Chicago on April 8. With the ECAC dropping under the NCAA mandatory automatic qualifying number of six varsity members, the team title will not guarantee admittance into the NCAA Championship. For 2017 and seasons moving forward the top 12 teams regardless of conference designation will be ranked by a “national qualifying average” and invited to compete at the NCAAs. This season, the NCAA Championship will be hosted by Army on the April 21 and 22. “The West Point Open is a great early season gauge of where we stand,” remarked Simons. “They’re will be some really good teams, including two Big 10 schools up there. It will also give us an early look versus Army. The Star Meet is really our biggest regular season competition, then it’s onto the conference championship and USAG Nationals. The ultimate goal is to take the team back to the NCAA Championship as a program.” “Our objectives really haven’t changed from last year. We aim to maximize our potential, win the conference and take the team to the NCAA Championship. The difference from 2016 to 2017 is that we have a whole different team. I love this team. These guys are a bunch of hungry athletes who bring it every single day when they walk through the doors of the gym. I’m excited for what lies ahead this season.”

2017 Navy Gymnastics Front Row (L-R): Lucas Beltran, Ryan Orce, Frank Bradley, Will Longwe, Ben Provost, Cian McConnell, Tanner West, Trevor North Middle Row (L-R): Mark Pickar, Vadim Ivanov, Jonny Tang, Wyatt LaPointe, Andy Jones, Christian Correale, Noah Beeman Back Row (L-R): Alex Lumb, Charlie Tamayo, Craig Holt, Kip Simons, CDR Mike Williams, USN, Tegan Hinaman

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Noah Beeman

Junior • 6-0 • All-Around Dayton, Ohio Career Accolades: • Finished 10th in his session at the 2016 NCAA Qualifying Meet in the AllAround event • One of seven Navy gymnasts to compete at 2015 NCAA Qualifying Meet as he performed on the Floor Exercise and High Bar • ECAC Coaches’ Choice Gymnast of the Week (Feb. 2, 2016) • ECAC Rookie of the Week (Jan. 20, 2015) Career Highs

FX PH SR V PB HB AA 14.65 14.0 13.55 14.3 13.9 14.3 81.2

2016 (Sophomore): Meet FX PH SR V PB HB AA at West Point Open 13.8 11.95 13.55 14.2 13.9 13.8 81.2 14th 28th 14th 16th 15th T-11th 5th Navy Open 14.0 13.9 --- 14.15 12.9 13.95 -- 3rd 3rd --- 10th T-13th 3rd --Army-Star Meet 13.8 13.7 --- 14.25 13.3 14.2 -- 6th T-4th --- 10th T-7th 5th --at All-Academy 14.65 13.55 --- 14.05 13.35 13.95 -- 13th 13th --- 12th 12th 9th --William & Mary 14.15 13.15 13.05 14.3 12.15 14.2 81.0 T-5th 6th 13th 4th 12th T-3rd 3rd at William & Mary 13.2 11.1 13.3 14.0 12.95 13.35 77.9 8th 11th T-8th 8th 10th 4th 1st at Springfield 14.2 13.15 --- --- --- 13.8 -- T-4th T-8th --- --- --- T-4th --at USAG Champs. 13.85 13.7 --- --- --- 14.0 -- T-23rd T-10th --- --- --- 16th --at ECAC Champs. 14.3 14.0 --- --- --- 14.1 -- T-7th 7th --- --- --- T-8th --at ECAC - Ind. Finals 13.9 12.8 --- --- --- 14.3 -- 5th 10th --- --- --- 4th --at NCAA Champs. -Q 13.75 13.75 12.9 14.2 12.75 13.4 80.75 T-29th 20th 36th T-26th 33rd 30th 10th 2015 (Freshman): Meet at West Point Open Navy Open William & Mary at All-Academy at Army-Star Meet at William & Mary at Springfield at USAG Champs. at ECAC Champs.

FX 14.0 16th 13.65 16th 13.95 5th 13.9 13th 14.25 5th 13.7 7th 14.1 3rd 14.35 T-9th 13.8 17th

PH SR V PB 13.55 --- 12.9 --- 14th --- 29th --- 12.6 12.9 13.85 --- 21st T-20th 9th --- 12.35 12.85 14.0 11.9 9th 9th T-7th 13th 13.3 --- 13.3 --- 14th --- 18th --- 11.95 12.75 14.0 12.3 12th T-11th T-8th 12th 11.9 --- --- --- 10th --- --- --- 13.1 --- --- --- 9th --- --- --- 12.75 --- --- --- 24th --- --- --- 12.8 --- 13.6 --- T-28th --- T-21st ---

HB AA 13.35 --T-15th --14.0 --T-5th --13.35 78.4 5th 4th 12.35 --16th --14.15 79.4 3rd 3rd 13.65 --4th --13.6 --4th --13.55 --11th --13.4 --16th ---

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Prior to Navy: • Competed with the Queen City Gymnastics in Cincinnati under the direction of Keith Pettit, Sean Sawyer and Jamie Henderson • A seven-time National Qualifier • Member of the All-Regional team three times • Named a USA Gymnastics Academic All-American all four years of high school (2011-14) • Winner of the 2013 Columbus Rotary Club Scholarship General: • Son of John and Marilouise • Uncle, Chuck O’Neill, graduated USNA in 1976 • Enjoys playing guitar and longboarding in his free time

Lucas Beltran

Freshman • 5-2 • All-Around Corpus Christi, Texas Prior to Navy: • Competed as a member of the TAGS World Gymnastics under the direction of Tod Goldstein • Finished fourth on the floor exercise at the 2015 JO Nationals and eighth on the vault • 2016 Regional Champion (Region 3) in the all-around, floor exercise, vault, parallel bars and high bar • At King High School, Beltran earned two varsity letters in soccer and one for track & field; served as team captain of the soccer team as a senior • Member of the Alpha Beta Society, National Spanish Honor Society and Science Olympiad at King • Played soccer with Air Force’s Julian Flores ‘20 General: • Son of Victor and Eloisa • Hobbies include, surfing, running and hunting

Frank Bradley

Freshman • 5-7 • All-Around McLean, Va. Prior to Navy: • Competed with both the Apollo Gymnastics Club in Northern Virginia and Excalibur Gym and was coached by Jason Furr and Eric Pedercini • Teammates with Cal’s Kyle Crigger ‘20, Army’s Eric Del Cid ‘20 and William & Mary’s Tomas Palma ‘20 at Apollo • Finished eighth on the floor at 2016 JE National Championship • At 2016 Virginia State Championship, Apollo Gymnastics won the team title

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Around, 2015 – Rings • Named a USA Gymnastics Academic All-American all four years of high school (2012-15) • Away from the gym, was a four-year member of the National Honor Society, as well as a four-year catechist aide at St. Catherine Laboure Church

General: • Son of Mitchell and Katherine • Father is a Captain in the United States Navy and a 1991 graduate of the Naval Academy • His father was a letter winner on the gymnastics team in 1991 • Born in Monterey, California • Played double bass in the school orchestra

General: • Son of Lewis III and Laurie • Brother, Lewis IV, graduated USNA in 2015 • Athletic family as father played two years of baseball at Bloomsburg University, while brother suited up for four years on Navy’s sprint football team • Enjoys skiing, swimming and golfing in his free time

Mitchell Fornek

Christian Correale

Sophomore • 5-8 • All-Around Harrisburg, Pa. Career Accolades: • Qualified for the event finals of the 2016 ECAC Championships in both the rings and parallel bars • ECAC Rookie of the Week (Feb. 16, 2016) • Named First-Team All-America Scholar-Athlete by CGA in 2016 Career Highs

FX PH SR V PB HB AA --- --- 14.25 --- 13.85 --- ---

2016 (Freshman): Meet FX PH SR V PB HB AA at West Point Open --- --- 13.55 --- 13.85 --- -- --- --- 14th --- T-17th --- --Navy Open --- --- 13.7 --- 13.3 --- -- --- --- 6th --- 7th --- --Army-Star Meet --- --- 14.0 --- 13.7 --- -- --- --- T-3rd --- 6th --- --at All-Academy --- --- 13.9 --- 13.7 --- -- --- --- T-8th --- T-7th --- --William & Mary --- --- 13.95 --- 13.15 --- -- --- --- T-5th --- 8th --- --at William & Mary --- --- 14.1 --- 13.1 --- -- --- --- 2nd --- T-8th --- --at Springfield --- --- 14.25 --- 13.15 --- -- --- --- T-3rd --- 10th --- --at USAG Champs. --- --- 13.35 --- 13.65 --- -- --- --- T-17th --- T-24th --- --at ECAC Champs. --- --- 14.2 --- 13.7 --- -- --- --- T-3rd --- 9th --- --at ECAC - Ind. Finals --- --- 14.0 --- 13.1 --- -- --- --- 10th --- 8th --- --at NCAA Champs. -Q --- --- 13.55 --- 13.0 --- -- --- --- T-28th --- T-30th --- ---

Sophomore • 5-10 • All-Around Oswego, Ill. Career Accolades: • Finished second overall in the field versus William & Mary on the high bar on Feb. 21 Career Highs

FX PH SR V PB HB AA --- --- 13.55 --- --- 14.25 ---

2016 (Freshman): Meet FX PH SR V PB HB AA William & Mary --- --- 13.55 --- --- 14.25 -- --- --- T-9th --- --- 2nd --at William & Mary --- --- --- --- --- 12.8 -- --- --- --- --- --- 8th --Prior to Navy: • Competed with the Premier West Gymnastics club team out of Oswego, Ill. Teammates with Ryan Lemezis (’18 Ohio State) and Jonathon Fornoff (’18 Air Force) at Premier West • Named a USA Gymnastics Academic All-American three times (2013-15) • Winner of the 2015 American Association of Teachers of French (AATF) Excellence in French Award at Oswego HS General: • Son of Martin and Joyce • Enjoys spending time outdoors, camping and shooting rifles and bows

Prior to Navy: • Competed with Artistic Sports Academy Plus Gymnastics under the direction of Barry Mattern and Travis Shelton. Current Navy teammates, Eric Poletti ’16 and Wyatt LaPointe ’17 were members at ASAP alongside Correale • A five-time Junior Olympic National Qualifier • Three-time Region 7 Level 10 champion: 2013 – High Bar, 2015 – All-

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Vadim Ivanov

Andy Jones

Junior • 5-7 • All-Around Las Vegas, Nev. Career Accolades: • ECAC Rookie of the Week (Feb. 3, 2015) Career Highs

FX PH SR V PB HB AA --- 13.3 --- --- 14.2 13.45 ---

2016 (Sophomore): Meet FX PH SR V PB HB AA at West Point Open --- 11.25 --- --- 14.15 13.35 -- --- 34th --- --- 12th T-20th --- Navy Open --- 13.3 --- --- 8.55 13.2 -- --- T-7th --- --- 27th 11th --- Army-Star Meet --- --- --- --- --- 13.45 -- --- --- --- --- --- 10th --- 2015 (Freshman): Meet at West Point Open Navy Open William & Mary at All-Academy at Army-Star Meet at William & Mary at Springfield at ECAC Champs.

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PB HB AA --- 12.4 ----- T-28th --13.2 13.45 --T-15th 15th --14.2 13.15 --3rd 6th --13.85 13.2 --5th 11th --13.6 13.15 --7th 10th --12.6 --- --10th --- --13.5 --- --6th --- --12.5 13.3 --T-28th T-18th ---

Prior to Navy: • A member of the Vitaly Scherbo School of Gymnastics in Las Vegas and trained under the direction of six-time Olympic Gold Medalist, Vitaly Scherbo • Twice earned second place finishes in Junior Olympic National Championship competition; 2013-parallel bars and 2014-high bar • 2014 Nevada All-Around State Champion • Recognized on the USA Gymnastics Academic All-American team from 2011 through 2014 General: • Son of Aleksandr and Yelena • Attended the Advanced Technologies Academy in Las Vegas • Participated in National Honor Society, Future Business Leaders of America and DECA • Scherbo teammate, Roland Watson ’18 competes on Arizona State gymnastics team

Junior • 5-5 • All-Around Reading, Mass. Career Accolades: • Qualified for the event finals of the 2016 USAG & ECAC Championships on the vault; earned top-six results in both competitions • Two-time ECAC Rookie of the Week (March 8 & March 15, 2016) • Named First-Team All-America Scholar-Athlete by CGA in 2016 Career Highs

FX PH SR V PB HB AA 14.35 --- --- 14.95 --- 13.8 ---

2016 (Sophomore): Meet FX PH SR V PB HB AA at West Point Open 13.7 --- --- 14.0 --- 13.35 -- 16th --- --- 19th --- T-20th --Army-Star Meet 13.5 --- --- 14.55 --- 11.85 -- 8th --- --- 3rd --- 12th --- at All-Academy 14.35 --- --- 13.4 --- 13.2 -- 16th --- --- 17th --- 14th --William & Mary 13.4 --- --- 14.75 --- --- -- 12th --- --- 1st --- --- --at William & Mary 14.1 --- --- 14.95 --- 13.55 -- T-2nd --- --- 2nd --- 3rd --at Springfield 13.0 --- --- 14.8 --- 13.8 -- 8th --- --- 1st --- T-4th --at USAG Champs. 12.7 --- --- 14.55 --- 13.25 -- 41st --- --- 2nd --- 33rd --at USAG - Ind. Finals --- --- --- 14.625 --- --- -- --- --- --- 3rd --- --- --at ECAC Champs. 14.1 --- --- 14.7 --- --- -- T-11th --- --- T-4th --- --- --at ECAC - Ind. Finals --- --- --- 14.65 --- --- -- --- --- --- 5th --- --- --at NCAA Champs. -Q 13.6 --- --- 14.5 --- --- -- T-32nd --- --- 19th --- --- --- 2015: • Did not see action in regular season competition as a freshman Prior to Navy: • Competed at Gymnastics and More in Woborn, Mass. under Mitko Lountchev • 2013 Massachusetts State Champion in all-around and floor exercise • Finished ninth in all-around competition at 2013 Junior Olympic Nationals for 16-year old age group • Member of the Region 6 team at 2014 Men’s Regional Elite Championships • Selected to the USA Gymnastics Academic All-American team for four years (2011-14) General: • Son of Mark and Susan • Brother, Evan ‘17, was a member of the 2014 Navy gymnastics team • Participated in the Reading Memorial High School’s chapter of the National Honor Society • Hobbies include, playing the guitar, outdoor activities, drawing and spending time with friends and family

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I I I 2017 NAVY GYMNASTICS I I I • Won All-Around, Pommel Horse, Rings, and Vault events at 2013 Pennsylvania State Championships (Level 10) • Participated in the Level 10 Team State Championships with ASAP • A five-time National Qualifier from 2008-13 • 2013 Pennsylvania Most Outstanding Senior Award recipient • Named USA Gymnastics Academic All-American from 2009-13

Wyatt Lapointe

Senior • 5-10 • All-Around Mechanicsburg, Pa. Career Accolades: • Elected as team captain for 2017 season • Named First-Team All-America Scholar-Athlete by CGA in 2014, 2015 and 2016 Career Highs

FX PH SR V PB HB AA 13.95 --- 14.25 14.25 --- --- ---

2016 (Junior): Meet FX PH SR V PB HB AA at West Point Open 11.55 --- 13.8 14.25 --- --- -- 34th --- 10th T-13th --- --- --- Navy Open --- --- 14.05 14.0 --- --- -- --- --- T-3rd T-12th --- --- --- Army-Star Meet --- --- 14.0 --- --- --- -- --- --- T-3rd --- --- --- --- at All-Academy --- --- 13.75 --- --- --- -- --- --- T-12th --- --- --- --- at William & Mary --- --- 14.0 14.05 --- --- -- --- --- 3rd 7th --- --- --- at Springfield --- --- 14.25 --- --- --- -- --- --- T-3rd --- --- --- --- at USAG Champs. --- --- 13.5 --- --- --- -- --- --- T-13th --- --- --- --- at ECAC Champs. --- --- 14.1 --- --- --- -- --- --- T-13th --- --- --- --- at NCAA Champs. -Q --- --- 12.95 --- --- --- -- --- --- 35th --- --- --- --- 2015 (Sophomore): Meet at West Point Open at West Point - Ind. Navy Open William & Mary at All-Academy at Army-Star Meet at William & Mary 2014 Meet Navy Open at William & Mary

FX PH 13.95 --- T-18th --- --- --- --- --- 13.75 --- 15th --- 12.9 --- 9th --- 12.8 --- 17th --- 12.6 --- 11th --- --- --- --- ---

SR V 13.75 --- T-11th --- 13.9 --- 6th --- 13.3 13.0 T-12th 25th 13.05 13.05 7th 11th 13.1 13.4 17th 17th 12.76 --- T-11th --- 13.8 --- 6th ---

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Will Longwe

Freshman • 5-7 • All-Around Stoughton, Mass. Prior to Navy: • Honed his skills at the Somersault Gymnastics Center for seven years under the direction of Tom Fonteccio; also competed one year with Kingdom Gymnastics • Won the 2015 JO National Championship on the high bar with a combined prelim and finals score of 28.25; finished 13th overall in the all-around • Secured the 2014 Region 6 Regional high bar championship • Teammate of Grant Cullen (Army ‘20) with Somersault • Served as VP of Stoughton High School’s DECA Business Club in 2014-15 General: • Son of Miya and Peggy • Prepped at St. Johnsbury Academy during the 2015-16 school year

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Cian McConnell Freshman • 5-7 • All-Around Houston, Texas

Prior to Navy: • Member of the Cypress Academy of Gymnastics club team under head coach Tom Meadows • Placed third on the vault at the 2014 JO National Championships FX PH SR V PB HB AA • Cypress Academy won the club team title at JO National Championships in --- --- --- 12.4 --- --- --2014, 2015 and 2016 --- --- --- 43rd --- --- --- • Trained and competed with Navy teammate Tanner West ’20 at the Cypress --- --- --- 13.5 --- --- --Academy of Gymnastics --- --- --- 9th --- --- --- • Named a USAG Academic All-America • Participated in Spanish Honor Society at Langham Creek High School

Prior to Navy: • Competed at Artistic Sports Academy Plus in Harrisburg, Pa. under the coaching of Barry Mattern and Travis Shelton

General: • Son of Gary and Judy • Born in North Carolina, raised in Mechanicsburg, Pa. • Teammate of Eric Poletti, USNA ‘16 and Christian Correale ‘19 at Artistic Sports Academy Plus • Lists golf, hiking, skiing and video games as hobbies

General: • Son of Doug

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Ben Provost

Freshman • 5-4 • All-Around Johnstown, Ohio Prior to Navy: • Competed at the club level with Hocking Valley Gymnastics under the direction of Michael Serra • Finished fourth on the rings and 10th on the floor exercise at the 2015 JE National Championships • Placed seventh on the parallel bars, eighth on the pommel horse and 10th on the rings at the 2016 JE National Championships • Participated in the 2010 Pan American Club Championships in Guatemala • Named a USAG Academic All-America General: • Son of Keith and Stacey • Enjoys playing golf and shooting • Went to Johnstown-Monroe High School in Johnstown, Ohio

Freshman • 5-8 • All-Around South Hadley, Mass. Prior to Navy: • Finished in third place in all-around at the 2014 JO National Championships as a competitor with Daggett Gymnastics under the direction of Tim Daggett • Member of the Region 6 team at the 2016 Elite Team Cup • Won the high bar event at the 2015 New England Regional Gymnastics Championship and placed second in the all-around • Helped Daggett’s to a fifth-place finish in the team event at the 2014 JO National; second in 2015 Championships General: • Son of James and Amanda • Graduated from South Hadley High School • Enjoys woodworking as a hobby

Jonny Tang

Ryan Orce

Freshman • 5-4 • All-Around Gainesville, Fla. Prior to Navy: • Member of Sun County Gymnastics. Competed under the guidance of Mark Nelson • 2016 Florida State All-Around Champion • 2016 Region 8, Level 10 All-Around Champion • Won the 2014 Jose Gaspar Award as the top all-around performer in the Level 10 session of the Gasparilla Classic • Finished top-10 in two events (high bar -5th, pommel horse - 8th) at the 2015 JO National Championships • Placed 10th on the pommel horse at the 2016 JE National Championships General: • Son of James and Shari • Took classes at Santa Fe College (Gainesville, Fla.) in addition to his studies at Gainesville High School

Senior • 5-7 • All-Around Malvern, Pa. Career Accolades: • Finished 15th at 2016 NCAA Championships in All-Around competition • In 2015, improved on his career performances at NCAA Qualifiying Meets with a fourth place finish in the initial All-Around session to advance in weekend’s championship meet • Competed in 2014 NCAA Qualifying Meet in High Bar and Floor Exercise • All-ECAC (Top-6) Honors: 2016 - AA, FX, PB, HB ... 2015 - FX, PB, HB ... 2014 - FX, HB • 2015 ECAC Champion in Floor Exercise • USA Gymnastics Collegiate All-American (Top-6) status: 2016 - AA, FX, PB, HB ... 2015 - AA, PB, HB • 2016 USAG Collegiate Champion in Floor Exercise • 2015 USAG Collegiate Champion in All-Around • Selected as the ECAC Rookie of the Week twice in 2014, Jan. 29 and Feb. 12 • CGA Collegiate Gymnast of the Week (April 2, 2015) • Eight-time ECAC Gymnast of the Week: 2016 - Jan. 20, Feb. 9, Feb. 16, Feb. 23, March 15 ... 2015, Jan. 27, Feb. 10, March 24 Career Highs

FX PH SR V PB HB AA 15.2 14.45 14.6 14.65 14.5 14.9 85.45

2016 (Junior): Meet at West Point Open at West Point Open Navy Open

FX PH SR V PB HB AA 14.65 12.7 13.2 14.35 14.35 13.8 83.05 T-3rd T-20th 22nd T-9th 7th T-11th 2nd 14.1 --- --- 14.45 13.9 --- --3rd --- --- 3rd 6th --- --15.0 13.3 13.5 14.3 13.4 14.05 83.55

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I I I 2017 NAVY GYMNASTICS I I I 1st T-7th 9th T-6th 6th 2nd 1st Army-Star Meet 13.9 13.5 13.85 14.6 14.05 14.5 84.4 5th 8th 5th T-1st 4th 2nd 1st at All-Academy 15.2 13.9 13.5 14.1 14.0 14.75 85.45 4th T-9th 14th 11th T-2nd 3rd 2nd William & Mary 15.1 12.85 13.5 14.35 14.5 14.9 85.2 2nd T-7th 11th 3rd 1st 1st 1st at Springfield 14.75 13.3 13.65 14.2 13.7 14.2 83.3 1st 7th T-6th T-4th 4th 1st 1st at USAG Champs. 14.85 11.85 13.75 14.2 14.15 14.45 83.25 1st 46th T-7th T-15th 8th 9th 4th at USAG - Ind. Finals 14.55 --- 13.225 --- 14.15 14.2 -- 1st --- 7th --- 5th 3rd --at ECAC Champs. 14.6 13.2 14.15 14.2 14.1 14.6 84.85 5th 19th 5th T-13th T-3rd 2nd 2nd at ECAC - Ind. Finals 14.15 --- --- --- 14.15 14.25 -- T-3rd --- --- --- 2nd T-5th --at NCAA Champs. -Q 13.8 13.4 13.65 14.0 13.8 13.75 82.4 T-27th 25th T-25th 30th 22nd T-22nd 6th at NCAA Champs. -F 14.4 13.3 14.1 14.05 13.65 13.45 82.95 T-24th 38th 33rd T-39th 35th 41st 15th 2015 (Sophomore): Meet FX at West Point Open 15.0 T-3rd at West Point - Ind. 13.8 8th Navy Open 14.9 2nd William & Mary 14.15 3rd at All-Academy 14.8 2nd at Army-Star Meet 14.45 3rd at William & Mary 14.65 1st at Springfield 15.15 1st at USAG Champs. 14.35 T-9th at USAG - Ind. Finals --- --- at ECAC Champs. 14.65 4th at ECAC - Ind. Finals 14.45 1st at NCAA Qualifier 14.35 26th

PH SR V PB HB AA 13.7 12.6 11.65 13.45 11.7 78.1 13th 28th 33rd T-19th T-31st 7th --- --- --- --- --- ----- --- --- --- --- --13.65 13.3 14.15 12.8 14.15 82.95 11th T-12th T-5th T-20th 4th 1st 13.75 12.8 14.1 14.3 13.5 82.6 3rd 10th 6th 1st 4th 1st 14.45 13.15 14.2 13.3 14.2 84.1 6th 16th 11th T-10th 4th 1st 13.9 13.55 13.9 13.85 13.9 83.55 7th 8th T-10th T-4th 4th 2nd 12.2 13.5 14.1 13.8 14.15 82.4 9th 9th T-7th T-3rd 2nd 1st 14.1 14.6 14.15 12.5 12.75 83.25 6th 4th 5th 10th 10th 2nd 12.6 14.25 14.15 14.35 14.05 83.75 27th T-10th T-16th 5th 4th 1st --- --- --- 14.0 14.5 ----- --- --- 4th 2nd --13.8 13.45 13.75 14.0 14.4 84.05 T-16th 21st T-19th T-8th 4th 3rd --- --- --- 14.15 14.0 ----- --- --- T-3rd 6th --13.4 13.8 14.05 14.0 13.25 82.85 27th 28th T-28th T-19th 31st 4th

at NCAA Champs. 14.65 12.8 14.3 13.95 14.0 14.0 83.7 T-30th 39th 38th 38th T-32nd T-37th 16th 2014 (Freshman): Meet West Point Open Navy Open All-Academy Army-Star Meet William & Mary Temple

FX PH SR V PB HB AA 14.3 12.8 13.55 13.55 12.3 13.0 79.5 10th T-26th 16th T-23rd 36th T-14th 6th 12.05 13.45 13.05 13.9 12.8 14.0 79.25 36th T-10th T-26th 12th T-28th T-4th 3rd 14.4 12.1 12.85 14.65 12.4 13.4 79.8 14.0 13.65 13.6 14.3 14.05 14.0 83.6 T-5th T-6th 10th 4th 5th 3rd 3rd 14.5 13.8 13.4 14.3 12.3 14.0 82.3 3rd 7th 10th 4th 13th 5th 3rd 14.05 12.4 13.3 14.0 13.7 11.85 79.3 4th 9th 9th T-4th 7th 10th 4th

at Springfield 14.4 11.95 13.0 14.45 12.85 13.6 80.25 1st 10th 10th 2nd 10th 3rd 3rd USAG Champs. 13.65 13.35 13.25 13.85 13.5 13.65 81.25 24th 22nd T-23rd 24th 15th 23rd 5th ECAC Champs. 14.1 11.0 12.8 13.95 13.45 13.8 79.1 T-10th 34th T-29th T-20th 16th 10th 10th ECAC - Ind. Finals 14.25 --- --- --- --- 14.15 -- 4th --- --- --- --- 4th --NCAA Qualifier 12.9 --- --- --- --- 12.55 -- 34th --- --- --- --- 34th --Prior to Navy: • Competed at the Montgomery County Sports Performance Center, Pancott Gymnastics Center and Upper Merion Dance & Gymnastics • 2013 Men’s U.S. Junior Olympics National Champion on the high bar • Medaled at the 2010 U.S. Junior Olympic Nationals in floor exercise. Finished second amongst the Level 9 field • Was the 2012 Pennsylvania State All-Around Champion (Level 10). Took gold in floor, vault, parallel bars and high bars. Silver on rings • Won the 2013 Pennsylvania State team title with Montgomery County • A six-time Junior Olympics National Qualifier from 2008-13 • Named USA Gymnastics Academic All-American from 2009-13 General: • Son of Ralph and Cindy • Born in Lexington, Ky., calls Malvern, Pa. home • Member of the National Honor Society, choir, concert and jazz bands at Great Valley High School • Named to Great Valley’s Distinguished Honor Roll, 2009-12, and recognized as a Student Achiever in 2009 (One of only three freshmen to do so) • Lists basketball, video games, card tricks and chess as hobbies • Also able to juggle, breakdance and shoot double expert in pistol and rifle

Tanner West

Freshman • 5-6 • All-Around Cypress, Texas Prior to Navy: • Competed with the Cypress Academy of Gymnastics club team under head coach Tom Meadows • Finished seventh in the all-around in the JE Finals of the 2015 Junior Olympic National Championship; ranked third on the pommel horse, seventh on the vault • Cypress Academy won the Level 10 club team title at JO National Championships in 2014, 2015 and 2016; teammate of Cian McConnell ’20 with Cypress • Member of the 2015 Level 10 Region III Development Team General: • Son of James and Shannon • Past times include fishing, trap and skeet shooting and music • Born in Las Vegas

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2016 YEAR-IN-REVIEW

*For the first time since 1989 Navy finished in first place in the team portion of the ECAC Championships. Navy and Army tied with identical scores of 423.4 to become the first co-champions of the event since 1985.

*Simons shared ECAC Coach of the Year honors with Army West Point’s Doug Van Everen, while Holt was named Co-Assistant Coach of the Year with the Black Knights’ Carmine Giglio. *At the USA Gymnastics Collegiate Championships, the team finished in third place with 412.85 points. *Individually, six Midshipmen qualified for 11 spots in the event finals and all came away with at least one USAG All-American honor. Larios (vault), Poletti (rings) and Tang (floor exercise) all were champions of their respective events. *In addition to the three event titles, MIDN 1/C Connor Westrick and Dorsey on the pommel horse, Jones on the vault, Tang on the parallel bars, and Tang and Poletti on the high bar, all ranked top-six to give Navy nine podium finishes in total.

*Due to the tie-breaker of highest “away” score, a 424.1 at the All-Academy Championships in February, Navy secured the 2016 automatic bid from the ECAC to gain entry as a team into the 2016 NCAA Championships. The NCAA bid was the first for Navy as a team since 2009 and only the secondtime in program history. *At the NCAA Championships in Columbus, Ohio at Ohio State University, Navy finished six of six teams in its session and 12th overall with a team score of 410.1. *MIDN 1/C Connor Gonzales, MIDN 1/C Eric Poletti and MIDN 2/C Jonny Tang advanced from the team event into the individual finals of the NCAA Championship. Tang finished 15th in the all-around (82.95 pts), while on the rings Poletti was 27th (14.3) and Gonzales was 34th (13.95).

*Scored a program-record 424.1 points at the All-Academy Championships to finish just 3.25 points shy of claiming the team victory in competition versus its service academy rivals, Air Force and Army. *Earned the 2016 Gymnastics Star with a 419.3-413.75 victory over Army at home. Larios posted the highest scores in floor exercise, vault and parallel bars, while Gonzales was first on the rings. *Navy had gymnasts represented in the top-30 nationally in all six events, as well as in the all-around competition in the final regular season statistical standings: Tang (All-Around: 84.563-17th), Tang (Floor Exercise: 14.88821st), Larios (Floor Exercise: 14.800-27th), Morrison (Pommel Horse: 14.500, 26th), Poletti (Rings: 15.025, 12th), Gonzales (Rings: 14.700, 28th), Larios (Vault: 15.069, 12th), Larios (Parallel Bars: 14.738, 24th), Tang (High Bar: 14.575, 27th). *Team won 16 ECAC weekly gymnastics honors with Tang taking home five of the accolades. In total nine different Mids were selected by the ECAC for their individual efforts over the season: Tang (5), Larios (2), Poletti (2), Jones (2), Beeman (1), Westrick (1), MIDN 1/C David Frick (1), MIDN 1/C Jacob Moses (1) and MIDN 4/C Christian Correale (1). *15 routines with scores of 15.0 or better were turned in by Navy gymnasts this season, including program record breaking efforts by Morrison on the pommel horse at the All-Academy Championship (15.05) and Poletti on the rings at home versus William & Mary (15.3).

*At the championship award banquet, head coach Kip Simons was awarded the CGA East Regional Coach of the Year honor, while assistant coach Craig Holt, was selected as the CGA East Regional Assistant Coach of the Year.

*Larios gave Navy three new program records with a 14.9 score on the parallel bars at the Navy Open.

*Four gymnasts earned ECAC Individual titles at the ECAC Championship meet. MIDN 1/C Mitchell Larios finished first on the vault and parallel bars, MIDN 1/C Eric Morrison was the top finisher on the pommel horse and Gonzales won the rings by 0.15 points over his teammate Poletti. *Overall, Navy gymnasts were on the podium as a top-six finisher collecting All-ECAC honors on 15 different occasions. Tang (all-around, floor exercise, parallel bars, high bar); Larios (floor exercise, vault, parallel bars); MIDN 3/C Noah Beeman (floor exercise, high bar); MIDN 1/C Michael Dorsey (pommel horse); Morrison (pommel horse); Gonzales (rings); Poletti (rings, high bar); MIDN 3/C Andy Jones (vault).

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2016 MEET-BY-MEET RESULTS

DATE MEET/OPPONENT SCORE FX PH SR V Jan. 15 at West Point Open 415.8 70.2 65.25 68.85 72.0 3rd of 5 teams Tang - 14.65 Morrison - 14.2 Gong - 14.0 Larios - 15.2 Larios - 14.5 Westrick - 13.6 Poletti - 13.95 Tang - 14.35 Beeman - 13.8 Dorsey - 12.8 LaPointe - 13.8 Frick - 14.25 Jones - 13.7 Tang - 12.7 Beeman - 13.55 Beeman - 14.2 Morrison -13.55 Beeman - 11.95 Correale - 13.55 Jones - 14.0

PB HB AA 71.5 68.0 Larios - 14.8 Beeman - 13.8 Tang - 83.05 Tang - 14.35 Tang - 13.8 Beeman - 81.2 Westrick - 14.3 Poletti - 13.7 Ivanov - 14.15 Ivanov - 13.35 Beeman - 13.9 Jones - 13.35

DATE MEET/OPPONENT SCORE FX PH SR V PB HB AA Jan. 30 Navy Open 414.05 69.05 67.6 70.15 72.0 66.1 69.15 1st of 4 teams Tang - 15.0 Morrison - 14.4 Gonzales - 14.6 Larios - 14.75 Larios - 14.9 Poletti - 14.15 Tang - 83.55 Beeman - 14.0 Beeman - 13.9 Gong - 14.3 Frick - 14.55 Tang - 13.4 Tang - 14.05 Larios - 13.75 Tang - 13.3 LaPointe - 14.05 Tang - 14.3 Correale - 13.3 Beeman - 13.95 Ceroli - 13.2 Westrick - 13.1 Correale - 13.7 Ceroli - 14.25 Beeman - 12.9 Frick - 13.8 Arion - 13.1 Gong - 12.9 Tang - 13.5 Beeman - 14.15 Gonzales - 11.6 Ivanov - 13.2 DATE MEET/OPPONENT SCORE FX PH SR V Feb. 6 Army - Star Meet 419.3 69.25 68.3 70.65 72.5 Win, 419.3 - 413.75 Larios - 14.6 Morrison - 14.1 Gonzales - 14.5 Larios - 14.6 Tang - 13.9 Beeman - 13.7 Poletti - 14.3 Tang - 14.6 Beeman - 13.8 Westrick - 13.7 Correale - 14.0 Jones - 14.55 Jones - 13.5 Tang - 13.5 LaPointe - 14.0 Ceroli - 14.4 Ceroli - 13.45 Dorsey - 13.3 Tang - 13.85 Frick - 14.35

PB HB AA 69.6 69.0 Larios - 14.35 Tang - 14.5 Tang - 84.4 Westrick - 14.2 Beeman - 14.2 Tang - 14.05 Frick - 14.1 Correale - 13.7 Ivanov - 13.45 Beeman - 13.3 Poletti - 12.75

DATE MEET/OPPONENT SCORE FX PH SR V PB HB AA Feb. 13 at All-Academy 424.1 74.2 70.25 70.2 70.4 69.2 69.85 2nd of 3 teams Larios - 15.25 Morrison - 15.05 Poletti - 14.35 Larios - 14.6 Larios - 14.65 Tang - 14.75 Tang - 85.45 Tang - 15.2 Westrick - 14.6 Gonzales - 14.2 Frick - 14.25 Tang - 14.0 Moses - 14.05 Moses - 14.75 Tang - 13.9 Gong - 14.0 Tang - 14.1 Correale - 13.7 Beeman - 13.95 Beeman - 14.65 Beeman - 13.55 Correale - 13.9 Beeman - 14.05 Gonzales - 13.5 Poletti - 13.9 Jones - 14.35 Dorsey - 13.15 LaPointe - 13.75 Jones - 13.4 Beeman - 13.35 Jones - 13.2 DATE MEET/OPPONENT SCORE FX PH SR V Feb. 21 William & Mary 420.15 72.65 65.65 72.15 72.3 W, 420.15 - 409.6 Larios - 15.2 Dorsey - 14.15 Poletti - 15.3 Jones - 14.75 Tang - 15.1 Beeman - 13.15 Gonzales - 14.95 Larios - 14.65 Moses -14.3 Tang - 12.85 Gong - 14.4 Tang - 14.35 Beeman - 14.15 Morrison - 12.8 Correale - 13.95 Beeman - 14.3 Fornek/Tang - 13.55 Ceroli/Frick - 14.25 Ceroli - 13.9 Westrick - 12.7

PB HB AA 67.15 70.25 Tang - 14.5 Tang - 14.9 Tang - 85.2 Larios - 13.4 Fornek - 14.25 Beeman - 81.0 Westrick - 13.25 Beeman - 14.2 Correale - 13.15 Frick - 13.9 Gonzales - 12.85 Moses - 13.0

DATE MEET/OPPONENT SCORE FX PH SR V March 6 at William & Mary 406.6 69.2 63.3 68.7 72.35 L, 408.8 - 406.6 Larios - 14.3 Morrison - 14.3 Poletti - 14.8 Larios - 15.0 Jones - 14.1 Westrick - 12.9 Correale - 14.1 Jones - 14.95 Moses - 14.0 Dorsey - 12.7 LaPointe - 14.0 Frick - 14.35 Arion - 13.6 Gong - 12.3 Gonzales - 13.1 LaPointe - 14.05 Beeman - 13.2 Beeman - 11.1 Gong - 12.7 Beeman - 14.0

PB HB AA 66.55 66.5 Larios - 13.55 Poletti - 13.7 Beeman - 77.9 Westrick - 13.55 Jones - 13.55 Gonzales - 13.4 Beeman - 13.35 Correale - 13.1 Frick - 13.1 Beeman - 12.95 Fornek - 12.8

DATE MEET/OPPONENT SCORE FX PH SR V PB HB AA March 13 at Springfield College 414.75 67.45 67.0 71.2 71.8 69.1 68.2 W, 414.75 - 404.15 Tang - 14.75 Morrison - 14.35 Poletti - 15.05 Jones - 14.8 Larios - 14.4 Tang - 14.2 Tang - 83.8 Larios - 14.5 Westrick - 13.8 Gonzales - 14.7 Larios - 14.45 Westrick - 14.35 Poletti - 14.0 Beeman - 14.2 Tang - 13.3 Correale - 14.25 Frick - 14.3 Tang - 13.7 Beeman - 13.8 Jones - 13.0 Beeman - 13.15 LaPointe - 14.25 Tang - 14.2 Gonzales - 13.5 Jones - 13.8 Moses - 11.0 Gong - 12.4 Gong - 12.95 Ceroli - 14.05 Correale - 13.15 Frick - 12.4 DATE MEET/OPPONENT SCORE FX PH SR V March 25 at USAG Col. Champs 412.85 68.45 66.4 68.85 71.15 3rd of 10 teams Tang - 14.85 Westrick - 14.05 Poletti - 14.55 Jones - 14.55 Larios - 14.2 Dorsey - 13.75 Tang - 13.75 Larios - 14.5 Beeman - 13.85 Beeman - 13.7 Gonzales - 13.7 Tang - 14.2 Moses - 12.85 Morrison - 13.05 LaPointe - 13.5 Frick - 14.1 Jones - 12.7 Tang - 11.85 Correale - 13.35 Ceroli - 13.8

PB HB AA 67.95 70.05 Tang - 14.15 Poletti - 14.55 Tang - 83.25 Westrick - 14.1 Tang - 14.45 Correale - 13.65 Beeman - 14.0 Larios - 13.5 Frick - 13.8 Gonzales - 12.55 Jones - 13.25

DATE MEET/OPPONENT SCORE FX PH SR V April 2 at ECAC Championships 423.4 71.6 69.65 71.7 71.8 1st of 6 teams Larios - 14.9 Morrison - 14.55 Poletti - 15.05 Larios - 14.8 Tang - 14.6 Dorsey - 14.1 Correale - 14.2 Jones - 14.7 Beeman - 14.3 Beeman - 14.0 Gonzales - 14.2 Tang - 14.2 Jones - 14.1 Westrick - 13.8 Tang - 14.15 Frick - 14.1 Moses - 13.7 Tang - 13.2 LaPointe - 14.1 Ceroli - 14.0

PB HB AA 68.2 70.45 Larios - 14.65 Tang - 14.6 Tang - 84.85 Tang - 14.1 Beeman - 14.1 Correale - 13.7 Poletti - 14.05 Gonzales - 13.25 Frick - 13.95 Westrick - 12.5 Arion - 13.75

DATE MEET/OPPONENT SCORE FX PH SR V April 15 at NCAA Championships 410.1 68.7 67.85 69.3 70.55 6th of 6 teams in Qual. Session #1 Larios - 13.95 Morrison - 14.05 Poletti - 14.65 Jones - 14.5 12th overall Tang - 13.8 Beeman - 13.75 Gonzales - 14.5 Frick - 14.3 Beeman - 13.75 Tang - 13.4 Tang - 13.65 Ceroli - 14.15 Jones - 13.6 Westrick - 13.35 Correale - 13.55 Tang - 14.0 Moses - 13.6 Dorsey - 13.3 LaPointe - 12.95 Larios - 13.6

PB HB AA 67.2 67.5 Tang - 13.8 Frick - 13.75 Tang - 82.4 Larios - 13.75 Tang - 13.75 Beeman - 80.75 Westrick - 13.65 Beeman - 13.4 Correale - 13.0 Poletti - 13.35 Gonzales - 13.0 Moses - 13.25

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ACADEMIC SUCCESS 11 Midshipmen Earn 2016 All-America Scholar-Athlete Accolades

During the 2015-16 academic year the Navy men’s gymnastics team ranked fifth in the nation in with a combined grade point average of 3.355, while 11 Midshipmen were honored as Academic All-America Scholar-Athletes. May graduates Zac Ceroli, Michael Dorsey, David Frick, Josh Gong, Eric Morrison, Jacob Moses, Eric Poletti and Connor Westrick, rising senior Wyatt LaPointe, rising junior Andy Jones and rising sophomore Christian Correale all received All-America Scholar-Athlete accolades for posting GPAs above 3.2 for the 2015-16 school year. Correale, Jones and Westrick highlight the list of high achievers as each member of the trio posted a perfect 4.00 GPA. Overall, only eight total NCAA gymnasts during the 2015-16 school year recorded such a GPA. In addition to their standout GPAs, Westrick and Frick were two of just eight gymnasts on the list to earn first team Academic All-American Scholar-Athlete designations in all four years of their eligibility. Of note, Navy’s team GPA of 3.355 is the highest that the program has ever recorded since the team award began in 1991.

Connor Westrick ‘16 Named to CoSIDA Academic All-America Third Team Connor Westrick garnered Academic All-America honors for at-large sports from the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) on June 9 as a member of the third team. Westrick, A leading member of the pommel horse and parallel bar starting units for Navy’s gymnastics team, Westrick capped his four-year career with strong postseason outings at the 2016 USAG Collegiate, ECAC and NCAA Championship events. At the USAGs, he medaled courtesy of a fifth-place finish on the pommel horse. Westrick finds himself second all-time in the program record book with a 15.0 routine score on the pommel horse In the classroom, the honors systems engineering major was a seven-time member of the Commandant’s List at Navy, while posting a 3.94 cumulative GPA during his eight academic semesters. A graduate of the Naval Academy in May of 2016, Westrick was commissioned as an Ensign in the United States Navy and will serve in the nuclear submarine community. He was one of three national gymnasts named over CoSIDA’s three at-large teams.

All-Time Academic All-Americans The College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) has been selecting the nation’s pre-eminent Academic All-American team for over one-half of a century. Criteria for the award consists of a student-athlete be at least a sophomore, earn a varsity letter in their sport and have attained a minimum 3.30 cumulative grade-point average (changed from 3.20 for the 2008-09 academic year). Nominees are first voted on by district, then all first-team all-district winners are placed onto a national ballot from which the Academic All-America teams are selected. CONNOR WESTRICK, USNA ‘16 2016 - Third Team (Men’s At-Large) JOSHUA STEVES, USNA ‘15 2015 - Second Team (Men’s At-Large) 2014 - Second Team (Men’s At-Large) SEAN BLACKMAN, USNA ‘07 2007 - Third Team (Men’s At-Large) PETE LOMBARD, USNA ‘98 1998 - First Team (Men’s At-Large)

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INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

(WITH NEW SCORING SYSTEM: 2008-Present)

Floor Exercise 1. 15.5 Dylan Parrott - April 15, 2011 - NCAA Champs 2. 15.40 Dylan Parrott - April 2, 2010 - ECAC Champs 3. 15.35 Brandon Cook - Feb. 2, 2008 - Temple/Ohio State 4. 15.25 Mitchell Larios - Feb. 13, 2016 - All-Academy 15.25 Dylan Parrott - Feb. 16, 2008 - All-Academy 15.25 Brandon Cook - Jan. 26, 2008 - Navy Open (10+ different performances of 15.0 or better) Pommel Horse 1. 15.05 Eric Morrison - Feb. 13, 2016 - All-Academy 2. 15.0 Connor Westrick - Feb. 8, 2014 - Army 3. 14.85 Eric Morrison - March 27, 2015 - ECAC Champs 14.85 Eric Morrison - March 14, 2015 - Springfield 14.85 Adam Stanton - March 27, 2009 - USAG Champs Rings 1. 15.3 2. 15.2 15.2 15.2 5. 15.15

(9 different performances of 15.0 or better)

Vault 1. 16.05 2. 15.95 3. 15.85 4. 15.75 5. 15.7 15.7

Andrew Faulk - Feb. 14, 2009 - All-Academy Andrew Faulk - April 3, 2009 - ECAC Champs Andrew Faulk - April 14, 2011 - NCAA Qualifying Andrew Faulk - March 13, 2010 - Temple Andrew Faulk - Feb. 27, 2011 - William & Mary Andrew Faulk - Feb. 28, 2009 - Springfield/W&M

Parallel Bars 1. 14.9 3. 14.85 14.85 14.85

Mitchell Larios - Jan. 30, 2016 - Navy Open Dylan Parrott - April 14, 2011 - NCAA Qualifying Mitchell Larios - April 3, 2016 - ECAC Champs - Ind. Finals Adam Stanton - March 29, 2008 - USAG - Ind. Finals Dylan Parrott - March 21, 2008 - Springfield/W&M

(10+ different performances of 15.0 or better)

(7 different performances of 14.8 or better)

Team Aggregate Score 1. 424.1 Feb. 13, 2016 - All-Academy 2. 423.4 April 2, 2016 - ECAC Championships 3. 422.3 Feb. 8, 2014 - Army 4. 420.15 Feb. 21, 2016 - William & Mary 5. 420.1 Feb. 16, 2014 - William & Mary

Floor Exercise 1. 74.2 Feb. 13, 2016 - All-Academy 2. 72.65 Feb. 21, 2016 - William & Mary 3. 71.95 March 20, 2015 - USAG Championships (6 different performances of 71.0 or better) Pommel Horse 1. 71.75 Feb. 8, 2014 - Army 2. 70.25 Feb. 13, 2016 - All-Academy 3. 69.65 April 2, 2016 - ECAC Championships Rings 1. 73.6 2. 72.15 2. 72.0

March 14, 2015 - Springfield Feb. 21, 2016 - William & Mary Feb. 1, 2014 - All-Academy

Vault 1. 72.5 2. 72.35 3. 72.3

Feb. 6, 2016 - Army March 6, 2016 - William & Mary Feb. 21, 2016 - William & Mary

Parallel Bars 1. 71.5 2. 70.75 3. 69.75 High Bar 1. 70.45 2. 70.25 70.25

(9 different performances of 71.0 or better)

(5 different performances of 72.0 or better)

Jan. 15, 2016 - West Point Open Feb. 8, 2014 - Army March 8, 2014 - Temple April 2, 2016 - ECAC Championships Feb. 21, 2016 - William & Mary March 2, 2014 - William & Mary

(5 different performances of 70.0 or better)

High Bar 1. 15.25 2. 15.1 15.1 4. 15.0 5. 14.95

Dylan Parrott - Jan. 31, 2010 - Army/Springfield Dylan Parrott - March 13, 2010 - Temple Dylan Parrott - April 3, 2009 - ECAC Champs. Dylan Parrott - April 2, 2010 - ECAC Champs. Dylan Parrott - March 8, 2009 - Penn State/W&M

All-Around 1. 86.0 2. 85.9 3. 85.8 4. 85.7 85.7

Andrew Faulk - April 6, 2012 - ECAC Champs. Andrew Faulk - March 19, 2011 - Temple Dylan Parrott - March 21, 2008 - Temple/W&M Andrew Faulk - April 14, 2011 - NCAA Qualifying Andrew Faulk - Jan. 22, 2011 - Navy Open

Eric Poletti - Feb. 21, 2016 - William & Mary Joshua Steves - March 14, 2015 - Springfield Joshua Steves - March 8, 2015 - William & Mary Joshua Steves - Feb. 1, 2014 - All-Academy Eric Poletti - April 3, 2016 - ECAC Champs. - Ind. Finals

TEAM RECORDS

(WITH NEW 5-COUNTER SCORING: 2013-Present)

(10+ different performances of 85.0 or better)

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I I I 2017 NAVY GYMNASTICS I I I Name A Years Adamson, Frank 1927-29 Addoms, A.H. 1913-14 Adkisson, Gregory 1972-74 Akeroyd, R.G. 1933 Ames, Stephen 1984-86 Antoine, Edan 1991-92 Arion, John-Charles 2016 Armstrong, L.V. 1915 Arnold, John 1961 Arnold, Steven 1955-56 Arnold, William 1954-55 Arrington, Farlin 1965-66 Ash, Michael 1970-71 Atzenbeck, Joseph 2006-09 Name B Years Bacon, F.W. 1946-47 Bailey, Eugene 1992-93 Bailey, Robert 1970 Baker, Eric 1981-83 Ballister, Christopher 1980-82 Barclay, K.J. 1933 Barker, Drew 2001-04 Barret, M.C. 1920 Bartlett, Douglas 1977-79 Bass, Raymond 1930-31 Bassett, L.F. 1939-40 Bastian, Kenneth 1985 Bates, P.M. 1910-11 Bauer, Kevin 1995-98 Beaman, C.R. 1935 Beaudette, Matthew 2005 Beck, Donald 1949, 51 Beeman, Noah 2015-16 Belesimo, Thomas 1984-87 Bemis, E.G. 1993, 35 Benson, F.W. 1916-17 Benson, John 1978 Berwind, C.G. 1914-16 Billingsley, P.P. 1946-48 Blackman, Josh 2002-05 Blackman, Sean 2004-07 Blanding, Robert 1952 Blandy, W.P. 1946-47 Blattman, W.C. 1941-42 Bonnett, Timothy 1981 Bortz, John 1957 Bourgeois, Nicholas 2006 Bourke, Donald 1954-55 Bowdoin, James 1976 Bowen, William 1963 Bowers, Robert 1957 Bowlin, Randall 1998 Boyd, W.W. 1935-36 Brading, Joseph 2000-01 Bradley, Frank 1991 Brady, David 1975-76 Bramlett, William 1968 Brand, R.C. 1943 Brandt, R. 1945-46 Branson, Harry 1960 Brinkley, William 1963 Brittan, T.H. 1933 Brown, Jimmy 1959 Bruce, Scott 1979 Bryan, W.C. 1938-40 Burgess, Mark 1987-90 Burke, Sidney 1949-51 Bustle, Lawrence 1957 Butler, Tobin 1994 Butler, W.M. 1938-40

ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS

Butner, J.G. Butterfield, David Buttner, Helmut Buzzell, Carlisle Byerly, Robert Byrd, R.E.

1943 1956-57 1992 1949-51 1964-66 1910-11

Name C Years Cammack, D.W. 1947 Campbell, W.E. 1944-45 Carlile, W.K. 1945-46 Carter, Jason 1988-90 Carwin, Paul 1959-60 Castellanos, George 1950 Ceroli, Zac 2015-16 Chamberlin, Philip 1959 Chambers, William 1951-53 Charneco, Carlos 1956 Chertavian, Vahan 1978 Chombeau, Jon-Michael 2007-08 Chudzik, Donald 1993 Clark, G.W. 1915-17 Clark, P.M. 1922-24 Clark, R.W. 1910 Cochran, Gregory 2002 Coggan, David 1975-76 Cohen, M.Y. 1911 Cole, H. 1941 Comp, C.O. 1920, 22 Connolly, T.F. 1933 Cook, Brandon 2005-08 Cooksey, Clifton 1974-76 Cooper, M.C. 1912-13 Cooper, Matthew 1957-58 Corby, Albert 1927 Corkran, R.L. 1941 Correale, Christian 2016 Cory, T.A. 1920-22 Costello, J.D. 1947 Councill, H.F. 1915-17 Cover, Jeff 1976-78 Cox, D.W. 1941-42 Cox, Robert 1985-88 Crater, Ray 1951-53 Crews, Alvan 1950 Crist, M.P. 1918 Cromer, Donald 1959 Cronin, Patrick 1987-88 Cronk, Philip 1953-54 Crump, Donald 1977-80 Cruse, J.H. 1935-37 Cryan, J.J. 1943 Curtze, C.A. 1933 Name D Years Dana, R.B. 1943, 45 Dancy, J.R. 1922-23 Danis, A.L. 1921-22 Davidson, Ricky 1958 Davis, D.J. 1942 Davis, G.C. 1941 Davis, L.P. 1940-41 Davis, Michael 1976-79 Davis, S. 1944 Day, Patrick 1961-63 Day, W.O. 1945-46 Dean, Jeffrey 1999-02 DeCamp, L.E. 1936-38 Delesie, Stephen 1965-67 DeMers, William 1949-50 Denton, W.T. 1933

DeRose, Phillip Dinwiddie, J.M. DiTullio, Peter DiVito, Ralph Dixon, Daniel Dixon, Dominic Doby, Herbert Dorsey, Michael Dougherty, F.S. Doyle, Joe Doyle, Gerry Dugan, P.F. Dunning, R.A. Dunwoody, K.W. Durham, R.L. Durham, Wayne Duval, Joseph

1974-75 1943-44 1980-83 1983 1980-83 1982 1955-57 2015-16 1944-45 1979 1984 1922 1944-45 1947-48 1924 1964-65 1929

Name E Years Easterbrook, L.J. 1939-41 Eby, Ronald 1969 Edwards, J.B. 1919 Eissing, Frank 1962-63 Elinski, Michael 1955 Ellis, A.B. 1942 Ellison, S.E. 1938-40 Embree, R.A. 1935 Emery, Terry 1957 Eppes, M.H. 1935 Eriksen, Michael 1978-79 Errickson, Wayne 1966-68

Gerhardt, Michael 1983-84 Getzlaff, Darryll 1970-72 Giddens, Robert 1961-63 Gillette, N.C. 1910, 12-13 Ginder, J.K.B. 1923 Glaeser, Frederick 1965 Glasgow, Richard 1999-02 Glover, William 1954 Godfrey, James 2007-09 Gompf, Benjamin 1998, 00 Gong, Josh 2013-14, 16 Gonzales, Connor 2014-16 Goodell, Thomas 2012-15 Gornik, R.I. 1948 Graf, Frederic 1951-53 Grant, M.A. 1933 Grayson, Roy 1947-49 Greeley, Michael 1951-53 Greene, John 1947-49 Griffin, Bruce 1972, 74 Griffith, Calvin 1972-73 Groner, W.T. 1936 Guenther, Michael 1979, 81-82

Name H Years Hadler, J.B. 1941 Hale, S.G. 1941-42 Hales, R.S. 1919-21 Hall, Frank 1974-75 Hall, William 1953 Halling, Dale 1980-83 Hamblet, William 1984-87 Hamman, Jeff 1982-85 Name F Years Hammann, R.K. 1947 Fahy, E.J. 1933 Hammer, Richard 1968 Fairchild, Chauncey 1958-59 Hammond, Robert 1977 Fallon, E.N. 1916 Hanle, Arlen 1993-96 Farrell, Charles 1961 Hanson, Kevin 1993 Farris, F.E. 1943-44 Haran, Gerald 1987-90 Faulk, Andrew 2009-SA Hardison, O.B. 1914-16 Feeney, V.J. 1946 Hardy, D.J. 1939 Fenn, R.W. 1946 Haring, Peter 1968-70 Ferguson, Thomas 1986-88 Harnly, Harold 1927 Fernald, F.S. 1933 Harris, R.E. 1940 Ferris, David 2008 Harrison, David 1974-75 Fesnak, Jason 1996-98 Hart, P.H. 1935-37 Finnegan, Daniel 1999-02 Hatch, W.G.B. 1912-13 Fiori, Mark 1987-90 Hatstat, Gregory 1972 Flannery, Robert 1995-98 Hecker, G.M. 1944 Fletcher, W.B. 1919-20 Helchinger, Andreas 1999-02 Flint, Daniel 1983-84 Helchinger, Franz 1993-96 Flood, Michael 1986 Henry, W.O. 1911 Ford, Pat 1956 Herlong, D.W. 1943 Forest, F.X. 1924 Herr, William 1976 Fortson, T.E. 1945 Hess, Randall 1971-73 Frabotta, Frank 1970 Hitt, David 1985-86 Freeman, E.W. 1945-47 Hockycko, Kenneth 1997-00 Freeman, M.B. 1935 Hoerner, Frederick 1954-56 Frick, David 2015-16 Hoersten, Alex 2012 Friel, Patrick 1980-81 Hoffman, G.L. 1945-48 Fritz, Ty 2006-08 Hollenbach, Richard 1954 Fryer, W.S. 1944-45 Holte, Carl 1983-85 Hooper, Barry 1964 Hopkins, E.S. 1940-41 Name G Hough, J.B. 1941 Years Houston, Guy 1958 Galbraith, William 1929 Howard, William 1925 Gallagher, Gerald 1967-69 Huber, David 1997-99 Gannon, Joseph 1987-88, 90 Hudson, Bobby 1979-80 Garvin, J.B. 1937 Hudson, James 1949-50 Gaske, Marvin 1949 Hughes, Thomas 1927-28 Gentile, David 1965-67 Hull, C.T. 1911-12

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Hulme, Nelson Hunter, Don Hutcheson, James

1959-61 1962 1961-63

Name I Years Iarcz, Peter 1981 Ingram, Aaron 2009-12 Irish, George 1949-50 Ivanov, Vadim 2015 Name J Years Jackson, G.M. 1918 Jacobsen, David 1972-74 James, Trey 2008-09 Jett, Charles 1930 Johnson, A.B. 1939 Johnson, David 1986-87 Jones, Andy 2016 Jones, H.K. 1920 Jones, Herman 1947-49 Jones, J.B. 1946 Jones, Kirby 2009 Jones, Mark 1987-88 Jones, Robert 1963-64 Julian, A. 1943-44 Junghans, Chris 2011-14 Name K Years Kays, J.C. 1947-48 Kelly, William 1963 Kenlin, Alfred 1963 Kennington, William 1981-82 Kieffer, H.M. 1909-11 Kimball, E.A. 1914 Kimmel, Leigh 1957-58 King, Bill 1931 Kingsbury, E.J. 1945 Klein, Fred 1970-71 Klotz, Steven 1968-70 Knettles, Charles 1955-56 Koch, James 1961-62 Kolstad, R.E. 1943 Korzinek, Charles 1956 Kosinski, Brian 1980 Kramer, Joseph 2010 Kronzer, William 1956-57 Krueger, Bruce 1960-61 Kubal, George 1950-52 Kunkle, R.D. 1935 Kurtz, L.A. 1942 Name L Years Lahodney, W.J. 1914 Lambright, Joseph 1973-75 LaMont, W.D. 1907-08, 10 LaMotte, R.S. 1914-15 Landis, A. 1912 Lang, A.G. 1947 Langley, Peter 2001, 03-04 Lanzer, Francis 1971, 73 LaPointe, Wyatt 2015-16 Larios, Mitchell 2013-16 Lassonde, Ian 2010 Latta, Gregory 1979-80 Lee, John 1930 Lee, Ken 2006-09 Leonard, Rex 1956-57 Leverett, Travis 1932 Levin, Richard 1927

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ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS

Name N Years Nall, Stanford 1950-51 Newton, Walter 1965-67 Nicholson, C.A. 1918 Nickerson, Josh 2007 Nicolin, Kevin 1969 Nold, G.E. 1919-20, 22 Norby, Merlin 1953 North, Stephen 1993 Northam, Thomas 1956 Norvell, William 1931 Nuessle, Francis 1931-32 Nurminen, Kyle 1995 Name O Years Ogunwole, Babatunde 1998 Olah, A. 1937 O’Leary, Charles 1963 Olsen, William 1966 Olson, Isaac 2006-08 O’Malia, Robert 1952-54 Oseth, J.M. 1936 Oshiro, Neal 1967 Oswald, Louis 1970-71 Owens, Gregg 1966-67

Name P Years Page, H.G. 1924 Palmer, George 1929-30 Parker, J.M. 1942-43 Parker, James 1991-94 Parker, Robert 1931 Parker, Stephen 1988-91 Parks, John 2011-SA Parrott, Dylan 2008-11 Peace, T.L. 1945 Pearson, J.B. 1920-23 Perreault, Seraphin 1929 Perry, Gilbert 1960-61 Peter, Kenneth 1993-95 Peterman, Ben 2003-06 Petrie, Jeffrey 1986, 88-89 Pettus, Gordon 1965-67 Pew, A.E. 1919 Pfingstag, William 1960-62 Phemister, Larry 1960 Pierce, Craig 1971 Pitt, W.R. 1944-46 Poletti, Eric 2013-14, 16 Potts, Andrew 2013-14 Powley, Curtis 1973-74 Precht, Phillip 1966-67 Pritchard, Brian 1994-95 Pugin, W.N. 1941 Name Q Years Quartararo, Michael 1950-52 Quinlan, E.H. 1913 Quinn, Brian 2009-10 Quinn, J.S. 1946 Name R Years Rafferty, W.V. 1943 Ramirez de Arellano, M.F. 1935 Rank, Joseph 1989 Rankin, B.H. 1943-44 Ransom, C.E. 1946-48 Ratts, James 1972-73 Raymer, J.H. 1937-38

Reddix, Mason Reed, Leonard Refo, M.P. Regelin, Grant Rhoads, Norwood Richardson, G.F. Riddell, Robert Rightmire, James Rigler, F.V. Rinker, Ronald Robertson, A.C. Robinson, Paul Rogers, J.P. Rudko, David Russell, Walter Ryan, Walter Ryder, J.F. Ryerson, Bobby

1974-76 1988-90 1909 2003-06 1932 1937-38 1959 1970-71 1923 1965 1937 1964-65 1946, 48 1991-92 1953 1958 1936 2009

Name S Years Sanders, David 1975-77 Sanders, S. 1923-24 Sarno, Anthony 1966 Sauers, Jeff 2012 Sawyer, W.T. 1938-39 Schanze, A.K. 1907 Schempp, L.F. 1946 Schenker, Marvin 1947-50 Schmitt, Thomas 1986, 88 Schmitz, Nicholas 2006 Schmohr, Gary 1971 Schneider, Robert 1948-50 Schock, L.L. 1935 Searles, T.M. 1943 Seitz, T.H. 1937 Shafer, Jeremiah 1996 Shaffer, John 1930 Sharer, W.A. 1937-38 Sharp, G.F. 1939 Shepherd, Douglas 1977-79 Sheppard, Furman 1958-59 Shimp, David 1973 Shipley, Mitchell 1978-79 Shively, R.M. 1944 Shrewsbury, Lawrence 1953 Shuman, Edwin 1952-54 Siebe, Alan 1965 Silver, Lawrence 1962-64 Silverman, S. 1921 Simmons, W.F. 1924 Simonds, B.T. 1940-41 Simpson, J.J. 1945 Simpson, J.W. 1936-37 Sink, Erik 2008 Sisler, V.A. 1935 Skelly, John 1990-93 Skinner, H.G. 1911, 13 Slattery, Michael 1966, 68 Slattery, Patrick 1968 Sloat, Gordon 1965, 67 Sloat, James 1960-62 Small, J.D. 1915 Smith, F.J. 1945-46 Smith, J.A. 1944-45 Smith, Richard 1973-76 Smith, Richard 1927 Snay, Francis 1960-61 Sneddon, David 1981-83 Sneddon, Paul 1983-84 Soltys, Mitchel 1953-54 Sowell, J.C. 1924 Sowell, Jesse 1924

Spalding, Bruce Spangler, E.H. Sparks, Paul Sparks, Walter Stahura, John Stanton, Adam Stefan, K.H. Steidle, Craig Steiner, William Stelter, Frederick Steves, Joshua Stewart, William Stickles, A.L. Stim, Jeffrey Stimson, R.D. Stone, L.J. Strang, C.J. Strauss, Lance Stroup, P.D. Stucky, Michael Sugg, Dale Swanson, Eric Sweetman, W.T. Switzer, David Sylvester, H.T.

1971-72 1944 1958-60 1974-76 1973-76 2006-09 1940 1966-68 1928-30 1954 2013-15 1930 1943 1991-92 1923 1933 1918-21 1973 1923 1993 1972 1971-73 1945 1970 1922-24

Name T Years Tam, Christopher 2005-08 Tang, Jonny 2014-16 Tate, Thomas 1955 Taylor, G.E. 1922-23 Taylor, James 1925 Temple, Van Carlton 1960-61 Ten Eyck, J.C. 1919 Terry, J.H. 1935-36 Tetreault, Roger 1962-63 Tilton, William 1977-79 Tinkham, Brandon 2009-12 Topolewski, Daniel 1977 Trautmann, W.C. 1944 Truax, W.D.B. 1923-24 Truxal, William 1976 Tucker, Matthew 1994-97 Tuma, David 1964 Tune, Cecil 1961-62 Name U Years Urbina, Steven 1984-86 Name V Years Varnum, A.M. 1939-40 Vaughan, B.D. 1942-43 Vieira, Sean 1994-97 Viscardi, Eric 2012-15 Vogelgesang, David 2003-04 Name W Years Waddell, W.W. 1910 Waddington, H.A. 1907-08 Wagner, T.A. 1944 Wainwright, Stanley 1959 Waldron, Grant 2008 Walker, W. 1938-40 Walker, W.J. 1938-39 Waller, J.R. 1924 Wanner, Terry 1967-69 Ward, H.H. 1942 Watson, R.H. 1943-44 Wdowiarz, Peter 1974-77

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Weddell, W.M. Weir, Wayne Westrick, Connor Wheatley, Gary Wheelock, A.W. White, Cyril White, Laurence Willet, Nicholas Williams, Jody Williams, Matthew Williams, Phillip Williams, R.C. Williams, Theodore Wills, Wayne Wilson, J.V. Wilson, W.D. Winner, C.D. Wiseman, Charles Wolfe, B.M. Wolfe, James Wolke, Victor Wood, J.E.M. Woodside, E.L. Wootten, Carl Worthington, John Worthington, R.K. Wotherspoon, A.S.

1909 1982 2013-16 1958-59 1923-24 1949 1955-56 1999-02 1992-95 1997 1971 1908 1958 1955-56 1939 1908 1941 1952 1938 1991 1952-53 1923 1911 1956 1970-72 1938 1915

Name Y Years Yockey, John 1974-75 Young, Glenn 1989-90 Name Z Years Zacharias, E.M. 1910-12 Zalik, Austin 2010-12 Zaun, Jeffrey 1981-84 Zeddies, Armand 1964-66 Zipf, Otto 1955 ALL-TIME COACHES Name Years Kip Simons 2016-Pres. Dr. Sho Fukushima 1992-2015 Ron Lievendag 1989-1991 Peter Kormann 1983-1988 Bill Savering 1970-1982 John Rammacher 1966-1969 Chet Phillips 1941-1965 Louis Henry Mang 1910-1940

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ALL-AMERICANS, NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

NAVY ALL-AMERICANS (ALPHABETICAL)

Blattman, William (1942 - high bar) Butler, Bill (1940 - flying rings) Burke, Sydney (1951 - rope climb) Cox, Dale (1942 - rope climb) Davis, G.C. (1942 - rope climb) Davis, Louis (1940 - rope climb) Doby, Herbert (1956 - rope climb) Ellison, Stan (1940 - rope climb) Emery, Terry (1957 - flying rings) Graf, Frederic (1953 - tumbling) Hoerner, Fredrick (1956 - flying rings) Hoffman, George (1948 - rope climb) Hulme, Nelson (1960 - rope climb; 1961 - rope climb) Lewis, Harold (1951 - high bar & flying rings; 1953 - high bar) Lomax, F.S. (1940 - tumbling) Marshall, Joseph (1961 - tumbling) McNutt, Kenneth (1957 - parallel bars) Nall, Stanford (1951 - rope climb) Parker, Jim (1942 - flying rings) Pfingstag, William (1960 - rope climb; 1962 - rope climb) Quartararo, Michael (1952 - parallel bars) Schenker, Marvin (1948 - rope climb; 1950 - rope climb) Shepphard, Furman (1957 - side horse; 1958 - side horse) Simonds, Bruce (1940 - parallel bars) Snay, Frank (1961 - flying rings) Stefan, Karl (1940 - rope climb) Swanson, Eric (1972 - pommel horse; 1973 - pommel horse) Temple, Van Carlton (1961 - flying rings) Walker, W. (1940 - rope climb)

NCAA CHAMPIONS

1940 Butler, William (flying rings) Ellison, Stan (rope climb) 1942 Cox, Dale (rope climb - tie) Davis, G.C. (rope climb - tie) Parker, Jim (flying rings) 1950 Schneider, Bob (flying rings) 1953 Lewis, Hal (high bar) 1956 Hoerner, Fred (flying rings) 1960 Hulme, Nelson (rope climb) 1961 Snay, Frank (flying rings)

Lists compiled with help by Jerry Wright of the College Gymnastics Association

ECAC/EIGL CHAMPIONS

1927 Zitsweitz - tumbling Waterman - rope climb Newhart - all-around 1928 Thompson - side horse 1929 Adamson, Frank - side horse Galbraith, William - rope climb 1930 Hughes, Thomas - flying rings King, Bill - rope climb 1931 Bass, Raymond - rope climb 1932 Denton, W.T. - flying rings Connolly, T.F. - rope climb Curtze, C.A. - all-around, parallel bars Nuessie, Francis - side horse 1933 Curtze, C.A. - all-around, parallel bars Denton, W.T. - flying rings Connolly, T.F. - rope climb 1934 Bemis, E.G. - parallel bars 1935 Cruise, J.H. - rope climb Schock, L.L. - side horse Sisler, V.A. - flying rope 1938 Butler, William - flying rope DeCamp, L.E. - rope climb 1939 Butler, William - flying rope 1940 Butler, William - flying rope Ellison, Stan - rope climb 1942 Blattman, William - high bar Parker, Jim - flying rings 1944 Davis, S. - rope climb Julian, Alex - parallel bars Spangler, E.H. - high bar 1947 Hoffman, George - rope climb 1948 Schenker, Marvin - rope climb 1951 Graf, Frederick - tumbling Lewis, Harold - flying rings 1952 Quartararo, Michael - parallel bars 1953 Lewis, Harold - high bar 1955 Arnold, William - side horse White, Lawrence - flying rings 1956 Hoerner, Frederick - flying rings 1958 Sheppard, Furman - side horse

1959 Sheppard, Furman - side horse 1960 Marshall, Joseph - tumbling Hulme, Nelson - rope climb 1961 Hulme, Nelson - rope climb 1962 Pfingstag, William - rope cliomb Sloat, James - flying rings 1968 Long, Jay - side horse 1971 Worthington, John - side horse 1972 Worthington, John - side horse 1973 Swanson, Eric - pommel horse 1987 Belesimo, Thomas - high bar Cox, Robert - floor exercise Hamblet, William - pommel horse Haran, Gerald - all-around, parallel bars 1988 Ferguson, Thomas - still rings Haran, Gerald - all-around, high bar 1989 Haran, Gerald - parallel bars 1990 Carter, Jason - high bar 1991 Parker, James - parallel bars 1996 Flannery, Robert - parallel bars Tucker, Matthew - vault 1997 Flannery, Robert - parallel bars Tucker, Matthew - vault 2001 Glasgow, Richard - parallel bars 2007 Stanton, Andy - pommel horse 2008 Stanton, Andy - pommel horse 2009 Atzenbeck, Joseph - pommel horse, high bar Parrott, Dylan - all-around, floor exercise 2010 Parrott, Dylan - floor exercise 2011 Parrott, Dylan - floor exercise 2012 Faulk, Andrew - all-around, pommel horse, parallel bars, high bar 2014 Larios, Mitchell - parallel bars 2015 Tang, Jonny - floor exercise 2016 Gonzales, Conor - rings Larios, Mitchell - parallel bars, vault Morrison, Eric - pommel horse

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