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USA GYMNASTICS EXECUTIVE COMMlnEE (HAIR: Ron froehlich; PRESIDENT: Bob (alorOlli; VI(E (HAIR WOMEN: Tom Kall; YI(E (HAIR MEN: Yaichi Tomita; VICE (HAIR RHYTHMI~ Andrea Schmid, VI(E (HAIR TRAM· POllNE: Paul Parillo; VICE CHAIR SPORTS·A(RO: Tonyo (0"; SE(RETARY: Gory AnderlOn; TREASURER: Bob Wood; fiG REPS: Bob (olorOlli fExecutive (ammiHeel, Ron Froehlich {Audilor) and Tonyo (Ole {Sportl Acea Technical (ammiHee).

AT LARGE MEMBERS: Sieve Butcher, Paul Spadora; ATHLETE DIRmORS: Loris5O fanlaine, John Roelhlilberger, VanO\1O Vander Pluym, Karl Heger; USO( ATHLETE DIRmOR: Dami· nick Minicu((i.

10 American Cup This year's American Cup competition was a little unique in that is was also named an FIG World Cup event, the first for the USA. This individual event only competition, was held in Long Island, NY, Feb. 25-26. The U.s. gymnasts won 10 medals, including four gold.

16 Winter Cup David Durante dominated the all-around competition at the Winter Cup Challenge, held Feb. 4-5 in Las Vegas. Plus, six different gymnasts were named as event champions, showing the incredible depth of the U.S. men's program. The event also was used to name nine gymnasts to the Senior National Team and six to participate in the American Cup competition.

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USA GYMNASTICS BOARD OF DIRECTORS (HAIR: Ron froehlich; PRESIDENT: Bob (olorOlli; PRESIDENT EMERITUS: Sondy Knopp, Mike Donohue; TREASURER: Bob Wood; SE(RETARY: Gory Ander5On; VICE (HAIR WOMEN: Tom KolI; VI([ (HAIR MEN: Yoirhi Tomitn; VI(E (HAIR RHYTHMIC: Andrea Schmid, VI(E (HAIR TRAMPOLINE: Paul Porilla; VI(E (HAIR SPORTS·A(RO: Tonya (Ole; PUBlI( SmOR: Bill Hybl, Bob Wood; AMATEUR ATHLETI( UNION: Ron ferril; AMERI· CAN SOKOL ORGANIZATION: Jeery Milon; AMERICAN TU RN· ERS: Betty Heppner; COLLEGE GYMNASTI(S ASSOCIATION· MEN: Francis Allen; NATIONAL ASSO(IATION Of COLLEGIATE COA(HES·WOMEN: Mork (ook; NATIONAL ASSOCIATION fOR GIRLS AND WOMEN IN SPORT: Morilyn Slcawbridge; NATION· AL ASSOCIATION Of WOMEN'S GYMNASTI(S JUDGES: (orole Ide; NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETI( ASSOClATlON·MEN: ,..........;;...;r....i::....!....lo;u.:;._--'''-'-_ _~....:.....1''"_ _ _ _''''._.

Lou Burkel; NATlOIIAL fEDERATION Of STATE HIGH SCHOOL ASSOCIATIONS: (ynlhia Doyle Perki,,; NATIONAL GYMNAS· 1I(S JUDGES ASSOClATlON·MEN: Butch Zunich; NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASTI(S COACHES ASSO(IATION: Todd Yelely; U.S. ASSOCIATION Of INDEPENDENT GYMNASTI(S (LUBS: Mike Jacki; U.S. ELITE COACHES ASSOCIATION·MEN: Tham Glielmi; U.s. ELITE COACHES ASSO(IATlON·WOMEN: David Holcomb, Sieve Rybacki; U.S. MEN'S GYMNASTI(S COACHES ASSO(IATlON: Tim Klempnauer; U.S. RHYTHMIC GYMNASTI(S COACHES ASSOCIATION: Suzie DITullio; YOUNG MEN'S (HRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Of THE USA: (aleY Koenig; NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSO(IATlON·WOMEN: Meg StephenlOn; NATIONAL MEMBERSHIP OIRmORS MEN: Mike Burnl, Abie Grollfeld; RHYTHMIC: Andrea Schmid, Mi· chelle LorlOn; WOMEN: Kelli Hill, Tomforller; TRAMPOLINE: Shoun Kemplon, 0,- George Deew; SPORTS·A(RO: Undo Por· ler, Joy Binder; ATHLETES COUNCIl VonO\1O Vonder Pluym, Caroline Hunt, Larissa Fontaine, Shannon Miller, Kim Zmeskal·BurdeHe, Jamie Strondmork, Korl Heger, Joy Thornton, USO( Alhlete Rep.; Dominick Minicucci, Executive Boord Member John Roelhlilbecgec. ASSO(IATE MEMBERS: JEWISH COMMUNITY ([NTERS, Lori Kalz; SPECIALOLYMPI(S, Kale faber·Hickie; U.S. COMPETITIVE AEROBICS fEDERATION, HawordSchwortz.

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Summer Camp Directory Need to locate a Summer Camp near you? Check out the Summer Camp directory and learn where and when to go, what to pack, and what other national team members say about their summer camp experiences.

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Rhythmic Challenge Olga Karmansky becamt the new leading lady in rhythmic gymnastics at the senior level by winning the all-aroW1d title at the 2005 Rhythmic Challenge, held in Colorado Springs, Feb. 13. In the junior division, Julie Zetlin grabbed the title from two-time junior national champion Rachel Marmer.

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"Who's Next?"

Still basking in the glow of the fabulous success at the 2004 Olympic Games, it can be easy to slip into a mind set that USA Gymnastics is here to stay on the medal podium. Winning 56 medals from 2001 to 2004 has been an historic run by a talented group of athletes and coaches who were committed to reestablishing USA Gymnastics as a world power in the sport.

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Just recently, a few who were knocking on the door the past four years, enjoyed their moment in the spotlight at the 2005 American Cup presented by T.J. Maxx. The U.s. line-up included just three athletes with World Championships experience. But the young Americans earned a total of 10 medals, including four golds at this prestigious World Cup event. With Significant victories against top international fields, we are well on our way to answering the question, "Who's Next?"

Olympic sports are measured in four-year cycles, with the most publicity, sponsor support and attention paid toward the end of the cycle - the next OlympiCS. It is our job as the staff, members and supporters of USA Gymnastics to sustain that momentum into the next quad, strengthen our grassroots participation, and maintain our position as a leader within both the gymnastics community and the greater Olympic sports world.

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Through the dedication of many, we have been able to build our development programs and maintain our leading role. USA Gymnastics has created and refined an incredible infrastructure of Junior Olympic events and athlete identification programs, generating valuable opportunities for our young gymnasts and funneling emerging talent to the elite level.

We are fortunate to enjoy the assistance of some outstanding corporate sponsors as well. These corporate partners share our core va lues and want to contribute to our growth and success. We work closely with these companies to help them create a positive association between USA Gymnastics and their brands.

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A team philosophy is essential in creating successful partnerships and programs. You are a part of that team! Successful partnerships provide value to the sponsors and benefits back to the gymnastics community in the way of increased funding, increased awareness for the sport, and increased access to opportunities. Please patronize the companies that support USA Gymnastics and I encourage you to participate in the marketing activities that are made available through their involvement.

We all benefit from a strong foundation . For a national governing body, a healthy corporate base is one of the building blocks of a strong foundation. USA Gymnastics is fortunate that many of our building blocks are secure. We can look to a future filled with success, growth and shining moments, like those we shared in Athens, and those yet to be celebrated in Beijing. And with your help and support, together we can answer the question, "Who's Next?"

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"It's the start of what I want to accomplish in the next few years."

Below is a list of Summer Camps for 2005. The list is published in o e 0 help gymnasts and coaches find a camp suitable for their individual needs.

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Have fun at Summer Camp!

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CALIFORNIA

Auburn University Gymnastics Camp PO BOX 351 , Auburn, Al36831-D351; Phone: (334)844·5048; Fox: (334)844·4208; Email: thomprr@ouburn.edu; Web: oubumtigers.com/ gymnostics; Conlad: Rochelle Thompson June 19·23 (Session I), June 26·30 (Session 11): Women's Artistic; oges 6 ond up (OIlY); oges 8 and up (Overnight)

Anti-Gravity 27927 Smyth Or, Valencia, CA 91355; Phone: (661 )702-0123; Fox: (661)775·9604; Web: anHgrovily5ports.com; Contoct: Natolie Croig or Jocque Sontos June-Aug: Trompoline, Tumbling, Women, Men; Overnight occommodoHons possible

Head St.... COIIIpUIsory Camp 7005 Planet Gymnostics, PO Box 850602, Mobile, Al36685; Phone: (251)650-0699; Fox: (251)639-0266; Email: Info@PlonelGymnosHcs.com; Web: PlanelGymnastics.com; Contact: Vladimir Novikov June 19·23: Women, Overnight/OIlY Planet Gymnastics Olympic Simmer Caliii' 2005 Planet GymnosHcs, PO Box850602, Mobile, Al36685; Phone: (251)650-0699; Fox: (251 )639-0266; Email: Info@PlanelGymnastics.com; Web: PlonelGymnosHcs.com; Contact: V10dimir Novikov Ju~ 10-15: Women/ Men, OvernightjOay

ARIZONA Arh_ P-.i Horse RIIKh C;Y-stics CanIp 1866 S. Fraser Or, Meso, Al85204; Phone: (480)326-8877; Fox: (480)926·2637; Email: Monoddour@cox.net.Web:USAGYMAl.com; Contad: Mike Naddour Ju~ 11-15: Men'sjBoy's CCllllpltr_ Mingus Springs Comp, Prescott Volley, Al Xtreme GymnosHcs, 15821 N79th St, ScoMIe Al85260; Phone: (480)596·3543; Fox: (480)596-1310; Web: XtremegymnosHcs.com; Contad: Croig Keoty (Comp Director) Ju~ 17·23: Girls l4·10 Peak T. Gyaastics CanIp Breckenridge, Colo., 3330 WGreenway Rd, Apt 2042, Phoenix, Al85053; Phone: (602)703·3299; Email: russaescentini@holmoil.com; Contort Russell CrescenHni Aug 7-12: Women, Overnight/ Local commulefS SoItIIwest C;Y-stics F.ToFlp S CanIp 2005 4930 SAsh Ave, Ste 105; Phone: (480)73D-8911; Fox: (480)730-9398; Web: FunToFlip.com; Contact: Kothy Comns June 20-24 (Session 1), Ju~ 18·22 (Session 2): Week~ong dII'( camp; Boys/ Girls, ages 6-14, ailleve~

Artistic Gymnastics Elite and Tops S Training CCllllpS Gymnostics O~pica USA, 773 5 Hoskell Ave, Von Nuys, CA 93065; Phone: (818) 785·1537; Fox: (818)785·1160; Email: fritzuso@gousa.org; Web: gousO.OIg; Contact: Fritz Reiter June 27-Aug 26 (3-week Micro Cydes): All levels, TOPs prep lor NaHonol testing, optionol skill development, donce ond l4·6 skills Blast 0 Fun Gymnastics CCIIIIp at SolIta Barllara Gymnastics Oub, 4179 Slote St, Sonlo Borboro, CA 93110; Phone: (805)683·1724; Email: sbgdori@ool.com. sbgymdub©ool.com; Web: ongellire.com/hi/sbgymdub Men/Women, Trompoline-OIlY Comp Broadway Gymnastics S _ Cmnp 2005 812 Moin St, Venice, CA 90291 ; Phone: (310)450-0012; Fox: (310)450-6412; Email: MikeCotes@ool.com; Web:Broodwll.(Gym.com; Contad: Jl Moye June 20-Sep 3: Ages 3-12; gymnosHcs, group sports, swimming, field trips.

California Elite Sports Center S _ CCIIIIp 2005 22982 Avenido Empreso Roncho, Sonlo Morgorilo, CA 92688; Phone: (949)589·1512; Fox: (949)589'1377; Email: Idohoword©colelite.com; Web: colelite.com; Contact: Ida Howord June 27·Aug 26: OIlY Comp 9·2--{)ymnastics, Oonce, Cheer Golden BteI' Gymnastic CCIIIIfI 25 SpoIls lune, Berkeley, CA 94720; Phone: (510)642·9821; Fox: (510)642-8339; Email: gbgym@udink.berkeley.edu; Web: oski.OIg; Contact: laesa BelOhovi<h Boys/ girls, compeHHve/ reaeotional Golden Gate Gymnastics CanIp Golden Gote GymnosHcs-US NaHonol TlOining Cenler, 144H Fronquette Ave, Concord CA 94529; Phone: (925)674·9683; Fox: (925)674·9562; Emai~ mikes~nch@holmoil.com; Contact: Mike lynch J~ 18-29: Women oges 6-18, pr~m-elite

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Los Angeles School of Gymnastics Day 8450 H~uero St, Culver Gty, CA 90232; Phone: (310)204·1980; Fox: (310)204-6864; Web: 10gymnosHcs.com; Contact: Tonya Gorber June l-Aug 30: Women/ Men (All Ages); Reo:, Cheer, StunHng, T& T, Rhythmic and more National Gymnastics CoII!petitive CCIIIIp 4 Journey, Aliso Viejo CA 92656; Phone: (949)831-7300; Fox: (949)831'6722; Email: ngtc@cox.net.Web: ngtc.com; Contoct: Oebro Hutchinson June 27·Ju~ 1: Women's l4·10 Nor Cal Gy_stics CIIIIIP Sonlo Cruz Mounloins in Northern Calil.; Web: norcolgymcomp.com Ju~ 24·29: boys/ girls ages 7+; Beg.-high level compo

Twisters Gy.astics S - Day c.., 2639 Tenminol Blvd, Mounloin View, CA 94043; Phone: (650)967·5581; Fox: (650)967·7149; Email: woodywoodpecker@msn.com; Web: Twistersgym.com June 13-Aug 26: We~ sessions; 0llYcornp; AIIistic girlsjboys, Rhythmic, Indoor Rock Oimbing

Novato Gr-astics CCIIIIfI 950 Seventh St, Novato, CA 94945; Phone: (415)209·9595; Fox: (415)209·9850; Emoil: rroSS@ci.novoto.cu.us; Contoct: Rose Ross or Morgi Rosemond June 20-Aug 20: One week ses~ons (M-F); Reo:. Level OIlY Comps SoIt~ Coast Gymnastics 1400 Village WIlY, Sonlo Ano, CA 92705; Phone: (714)543-8151 ; Fox: (714)543-8150; Web: SCGTCcom; Contad: Xiaoping U Boys/ Girls Spirals Gy_stics Summer CCIIIIfI by the Seal Univ. 01 Colil., Sanlo Borbara (UCSB)-Robertson Gymnosium; Phone: (805)968·2453; Email: cmpetrescu@hotrnoiLcom; Web: spiralsgymnostics.org; Contact: ConslonHn Petrescu, OirectOl/ Cooch June 19·25 &June 26-Ju~ 2: Alileve~, beginner-elite, boys/ girls, oges 8·17 Stanford Gy_stics CCIIIIp for Ioys Anillogo Fami~ SpoIls Center, SlonlOld, CA 94305-6150; Phone: (650)723-2001; Email: comp@stunlardgymnosHcs.com; Web: sIonfordgymnosHcs.com; Contact: JO Reive July 9·15 (Overnight), Ju~ 11·15 (OIlY) S_FIIIICCIIIIp 20091Wxiri1Y IX, ~, CA 95678; Phone: (916)781·2939; Fox: (916)781·3840; Email: olloroundkids@onmenlo.net. roseville@ormenlo.net, Web: byersgym.com; Contad: Vikki Thomoson or Kim Bruns June 2Q-Aug 5 (Monfri): Summer Fun Camp; June 20Aug 18 (Mon-Thurs): Summer Kinder Comp; Ooy camps; girlsfboys 4·5 yeor aids; 6 ond over

CATS Gy.astics s.p.rca.ps CAT5-Colorodo AthleHc Troining School, 2400 30th St, Boulder, CO 80301 ; Phone: (303)939·9699; Email: cotsgymnastiCS@worldnet.ott.net.

Web: colsboulder.com; Contact: Kothy Heorty 01 Wendy Rein June 20-24: Teom level girls, June 13-17: Teom level boys, June 27·Ju~ 1: Girls, Ju~ 11·15, Aug 8-12: Reo:reotionollevel gymnoslics dllY comps; girlsjboys.

T.... CanIp 708 Wlos Tunas Or, Son Gobriel, CA 91776; Phone: (626)292·STARS G827);Fox: (626)281·STARS; Email: sIorsothleHcs@yohoo.cOln; Web: sIorsothleHcs.org; Contact: Joonne BnOOon June 20-24, Aug 15-19, Aug 22·26 (3 seporote weeks-(on sign up 101 011 or ony one or two) : Ooy comp; tumbling, trompoline and double minHrampoline, boys/girls oges 6 and up (younger by prior evoluotion)

Woodword West Gr-astics c.., 28400 Sloilion Springs Dr, Tehachapi, CA 93561; Phone: (661 )822-7900; Fox: (661)822·7902; Email: office@woodwardwest.com; Web: woodwordwest.com; Contact: Marcia Kimler June 12'18, June 19-25, June 26·JuIy 2, July 3-9, July 10-16; Ju~ 17·23, July 24·30, Ju~ 31-Aug 6, Aug 7·13, Aug. 14·20: Sundoy-to-Soturdoy; gymnastics, cheerleoding, action sports

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3870 Mollow Rd, Colorado Springs, CO 80907; Phone: (877)263·3851 01 (719)598-6863; Fox: (719)598-0325; Web: StursNGV.com June 20-25: Women's Overnight

CONNECTICUT Playr_ 120 Church St, Yolesville, CT 06492;

Phone: (203)294-0097; Fox: (203)237·1089; Email: jeff@ploytimect.com.Web:plnytimect.com; Contact: Jeff Marris, Oono lettegren, Ken Michae~ Ju~ 5-8, Ju~ 11·15, J~ 18-22, Ju~ 25-29, Aug 1·5, Aug 8-12, Aug 15-19, Aug. 22·26: Men/ women, boys/ girls, tumbling, rhythmic; day om/pm

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ot Americun Twisters, 6805 lyons Technology (,rde, Coconut Creek, Fl33073; Phone: (954)725-9199; Email: AmTwisI@uoI.com;Web:ameri<onlwisters.com; Contort Toni Rand-emoil 101 odditional infonnotion June 10, 11 , 12: l4, 5,6 othletes Ieom new rouHnes lroWl'S Gy.astia "AI Sports· S Day CanIp 901 Centrol Pork Or, Sanford, Fl 32771; Phone: (407)302·2044; Web: Brownsgym.com Full/Hoff Ooy; GirlsjBoys ages 3-14 IrOWl'S Gr-stics Gilts S _ CaIIIp Ortondo, Florida; 740 Oronge Ave, Allumonte Springs, Fl 32779; Housing of Forest luke Acodemy Oonnitory (l mile OWII'(); Phone: (407)869-8744; Email: BrownsGyml@oo!.com; Web: BrownsGym.com; Contort Ritu Brown and Poul McAloon June 19-24: Alllev~"1Jiris oniy-emphasis on compelitive1ninded gymnast continued on page 22

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ILLINOIS 2005 Figllting lin! Boys Gynmastks Camp Univ. of lUinois, Office of Summer Camps, 1700 SFourth St, Chompoign, Il 61820; Phone: (217)244-7278; Fox: (217)265-8122; Email: surncomps@Uiuc.edu; Web: fightingilrmi.com; Contod: Yoshi Hayosoki Ju~ 5-9 ond Ju~ 11-15: Ovem~ht. boys ages 8 ond older, all levels 2005 FigIdiIg 1111 Girls Gynastks Ccnp Univ. of Ilinois, Office of Summer Comps, 1700 SFourth St, Cbompoign, ll61820; Phone: (217)244-7278; Fox: (217)265-8122; Email: sumcomps@Uiuc.edu; Web: figh~ngillini.com; (ontoct: Bob Storkell June 19-23: Ovem~ht. girls ages 8-18, 011 levels

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AHack c.., 2005 Sharp's Gymnostks Academy, Indiono~, IN 5945 W84th St, Indionopolis,lN 46278; Phone: (317)872-4554; Fox: (317)872-4588; Email: mshorp@shorpsgym.com; Web:shorpsgym.com; ConlOO: Morvin Shorp Ju~ 13-16: Women's compeh lHlite

D.V_'s School of Gymnastics 9032Tochnology Dr, Fishers, IN 46038; Phone: (317)849-7744; Fox: (317)846-4535; Web: deveous.com; (ontoo: Joan DeVeau June 21-24: 2005 Closs Day Comp, July 26-29: 2005 Team Day Camp; lH lite

lady Gy.astks S - Camp 9850 Mayflower Pork Dr, Carmel. IN46032; Phone: (317)872-5948; Fox: (31 7)803-21 69; Emoil: he'A@indy.net. Contoct: Gene Wo Ju~ ll-Ju~ 15: MenjWomen Artistic lateradiv. Aalcfetny S - Ccnp 3795 S US 421 , Zionsville, IN 46077; Phone: (317)733-3000 x121 ; Fox: (317)733-3000; Email: Jefi.greene@intemrnvegym.org (Jeff Greene), Kendm.brens@interornvegym.org (Kendro Brens); Web: Interornvegym.org June 2()'24 (9-12 each.day): Recreationol gym.; beginning-odvonced, oges 6 & up (non-teorn) Ju~ 18-22: Team boys comp

Iv_v's Gy.astks Acacfe.y Gymnosfics Summer Training Comp, 3930 Bonon St, Metoirie, lA 70002; Phone: (504)889-9800; Fox: (504)889-9889; Email: iLoriso@ool.com June 6-rIug 13 Wriglll's Gy.astks S - Ccnp 332 Bluff Rd, Greenwood, IN 46142; Phone: (317)888-4805; Fox: (317)888-4820; Email: gymcose@ool.com; (onloct: Cosey Wright June 20-25 (l4 & 5), June 25-Ju~ 1 (l6-lO)

LOUISIANA Perfect . . . . Gy.astlcs 14645 Greenwell Springs Rd, Greenwell Springs, lA 70739; Phone: (225)262-4966; (ontoct: Heather Boucher Boys/girls day comp, ages 4-16

MARYLAND Gymk_ S-- Gymnastks Camp Univ. of Morylond Gymkono Troupe, Bldg 255, Rm 1120, College Pork, MD20742; Phone: (301)405-2566; Fox: (301)405-8397; Email: swekh2@ umd.edu; Web: gymkono.org; Contoct: Mr. Scott WelslMlire<tor ond Head Coach June 2()'June 24, June 27-July 1, Ju~ 4-Ju~ 8, Ju~ l l-Ju~ 15, July 18-Ju~ 22: Day camp; boys/ girls ages 5-16 Hcrionl GYJIIIIIstks S - C...,s 701 Whitoker Mill Rd, Joppo, MD21085; Phone: (410)879-3718; Web: horfordgymnostics.com June 27-Aug 12: Day Camp; GirlsjBoys

Twisters GYJIIIIIstks Acacfe.y S - Camp 11022 Nicholas Lone Ste #9, Ocean Pines, MD 21811 ; Phone: (410)208-1851; Fox: (410)208-1805; Web: I9gymnostics.com; Conloct: Cannella Solita/ Rebecca Sololo June 2()'Sep 2: Women/ men; day camp

Xtreme Aao and Cheer S_er Camp 2()'E Southlown Ct, Rockville, MD20850; Phone: (301)251-5525; Fox: (301)252-21 16; Email: XtremeGym@verilon.net.

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MASSACHUSETTS AI AIIericaB Gynnstic Academy 65 Post Office Pork, Wilbmhom, MA 01095; Phone: (41 3)596-D089; Web: ollomerkongymnosticocodemy.com Preschool-team competitors; Donce, swimming, gymnastics Exxctl S - Ccnp 88 Wel~ Ave, Newton, MA 02459; Phone: (617)244-3300; Fox: (617)244-5777; Email: exxcelgym@ool.com; 'N1Ib: exxcel.net. (ontoct: Heather Dillin June 22-Sep 2: Men/ women; day (Dmp conlinved on page 24

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Giguere Gymnastics Camp 148 Moin St, Cherry Volley, MA 01611; Phone: (508)892-3 797; Fox: (508)892-4321; Web: Gigueregym.com; Contact: Jocquie June 27-AuIJ 26 Gymfest of the Berkshires 10 lymon St, Ste 3, Pittsfield, MA 01201; Phone: (413)445-5689; Fox: (413)496-8231; Emoil: gymfestuso@ool.com; Web: gymfest.com; (ontact: Uso Dobbins/Mon Belland Ju~ 5-Aug 26: 80ys/girls gymnastics; day camp Island Gymnastics Training School, Inc. Summer Camp P.O. 80x 512, West TIsbury, MA 02575; Phone: (508)693-8358; (ontact: Beth Goodell, director Ju~ &Aug: Toddlers 18-36 mo; Teef11ldults; boys/girls (3-18) recreaHonol &USAG teams l4-9 One Stop Fun 49 Powers Rd, Westford, MA 01886; Phone: (978)692-9907; Fox: (978)589-9798; Email: Onestopfun@ool.com; Web:onestopfun.com; (ontoct: Comp Director Jenn~er McPortlon C~ doy--wm., swim, indoor ploygd., orts/crofts, dromo Rhythmic Dreoms Rhythmic Gymnastics Camp PO Box 24, Newton, MA 02464; Phone: (617)233-4493; Emoil: info@rhythmicdreoms.com; Web: rhythmicdreams.com; (ontoct: Smorondo Moisescu June 27-July 8, July 11-22, Aug 15-26 (3 two-week sessions): Rhythmic, ree. &comp., Out-of-town compers welcome (occomodoHons with host fomilies) Sola's Gymnastiu Academy 49 Uxbridge Rd, Mendon, MA 01756; Phone: (508)634-0012; Fox: (508)634-0014; Emoil: felix)gymrot 13@Verizon.net, solosgym@netzero.com; (ontact: Felix Solo or Julie Solo June 27-Aug 19: doy; includes swimming; oges 4 ond up USGTC Summer Comp for Girls, Boys & Coaches Comp Site: Mount Ho~oke College, S. Hodley, MA; Moiling Address: PO Box 4088, Tequesto, Fl33469 Phone: (561)743-8550; Fox: (561)745-8550; Emoil: usgtc@bellsouth.net; Web: usgymnosHcscomps.com July 31-Aug 6, Aug 7-13 Westfield YMCA Gymnastics Summer Camp 67 Court St, Westfield, MA 01 085; Phone: (413)568-8631; Fox: (413)572-9335; Emoil: cooches@WestfieldymcagymnosHcs.com; Web: westfieldymcagymnosHcs.com; (ontact: Megon Wright Ju~ 5-Aug 11: 6Week, 2-day/week training, l2 &up; Aug 8-12: Week-long doy camp, oges 6 &up

MICHIGAN Gymco's Cheer Mini-Camp 2306 Comelot Ridge Ct SE, Grond Ropids, M149546; Phone: (616)956-0586; Email: info@gymco.com; Web: gymca.com; (onlact: (Cheer) Shonnon Austhof, (Pre-Sport Monoger) Soroh Hoddy June 28-30; Aug 9-11: Cheer; doy, girls oges 5-10; June 27-30; Ju~ 18-21: Pre-Sport; doy, oges 3-6 University of Mkhigon Gymnastics Camp 10005 Stote St, Ann Arbor, M148109; Phone: (734)764路5328; Email: comp@umgym.com; Web: umgym.comjfociliHes/comp.html. brochure: umgym.com/focities/cornp/2oo5CornpBrodm.pdf; (on too: Scon Shermon June 19-23 (session 1), June 26-30 (session 2): Women

MINNESOTA Hastings Gymnastiu Center Rivertown Summer Camp 2628 Millord Ave, Hastings, MN 55033; Phone: (651))437-8883; Fox: (651)437-2413; Email: HGCgymnosHcsH@msn.com; Web:hgconline.net. (on tact: Lowrence Belk June 27-Ju~ 1: Boy/girl, 011 levels

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Minnesota Flyers Gymnastiu Camp PO Box 1005, Detroit lokes, MN 56502; Phone: (218) 847-3637; Fax: (218)847-3637; Email: mnflyers@orvig.net June 27-Ju~ 9 (tentoHve): Women; day camp (free lodging ossistonce ovoilable) TAGS Eden Prair.

10300 W70th St, Eden Proire, MN 55344; Phone: (952)920-5342; Email: don@togsgym.com Moy 24-26 ond/or Moy 31-June 2: GymKids camps (oges 3-4), June 13-16, June 20-23, June 27-30, Ju~ 18-21, Ju~ 25-28, Aug 1-4, Aug 15-18: Gold camps (oges 5 &over) TAGS South 5880 149th St West, Apple Volley MN 55124; Phone: (952)431-6445; Email: bryon@togsgym.com Moy 24-26 ond/or Moy 3Hune 2: GymKids camps (ages 3-4), June 13-16, June 20-23, June 27-30, Ju~ 18-21, July 25-28, Aug. 1-4: Swim/gym camps (oges 5 &over), Aug. 15-18: Gold camps (oges 5 &over)

MISSOURI Dragon Gymnastics Camp Greot American GymnosHc Express, Inc, 1001 NW Jefferson, Blue Springs, MO 64015; Phone: (816)229-7775; Fox: (816)229-5385; Email: korlo@gogecenter.com; Web: gogecenter.com; (onlact: 8IKky Wombsgons 11 June 13-17; #2 June 27-July 1: Women's, ovemight (lodging isn't provided) GymQuarters Gymnastics Teom Camp 92 Hubble Dr, 51. Chorles, MO 63304; Phone: (636)498-6854; Fax: (636)498-6865; Web: gymquorters.com; (ontact: Scon Cusimono June 3-5: Women's comp, commuter camp; opHonol sleepover Sol. night

NEW HAMPSHIRE Keene Family YMCA Gymnastics Camp 38 Roxbury St, Keene, NH 03431; Phone: (603)352-6002; Fax: (603)355-8018; Email: kstewort@keene-ymca.org; Web: keene-ymca.org/GymnosHcs.html; Conlact: KoHe Stewort June 27-July 1, July 18-22, Aug 1-5: KindergymnosHcs, July 11-15, July 25-29, Aug 8-12: School Age, Aug 1526: Girl's Team; ortisHc-focus on Women's Events NEGTC Gym and Swim Camps 5 Trocy lone, Hudson, NH 03051; Phone: (603)880-8482; Fax: (603)880-1800; Email: negtc2@00I.com; Web:negtc.com; (ontact: Fron July ll-August 26 (7 weeks): Gym ond Swim doy camps 9路4, RlKreoHonol boys/girls

NEW JERSEY Aerials Gymnastics and Funtastic Birthday Party Center 151 Eotontown, NJ 07724; Phone: (732)389-0404 Mon, Wed, Fri: 9:00-12:00; gymnosHcs; orts/crofts Gymnastics Unlimited Summer Day Camp 2 Uloc Dr, flemington, NJ 08822; Phone: (908)782-8887; Fox: (908)782-1846; Web: gu-nj.com; (onlact: Jeonne Terrizzi June 20-Aug 19 ITwo-week sessions): recreoHonol doy: oges 4-14; gymnosHcs &preschool; gymnosHcs &cheer Jonas Gymnastics Academy & Cheer Center 202 Commerciol Court, Morgonville, NJ; Phone: (732)536-0030; Fax: (732)591-5922; Email: info@JonosGymnosHcs.com; (ontact: Jocqui Hess/Jenn 8indschusz July ll-Sep 2: Men/women, tots, T&T, doy camp ond cheer comp YWCA PrilKeton Gymnastics Camp 59 Poul Robeson Ploce, Princeton NJ 08540; Phone: (609)497-2100 x334; Fax: (609)924-8644; Email: ksonHni@ywcaprinceton.org; Web: ywcoprinceton.org; (onlact: Koren SonHni June 2Q-Aug 12: Girls, oges K-14, day camp

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Summer-Sauh Day Camp 2832 Girord NE, Albuquerque, NM 87107; Phone: (505)884-6949; Fax: (505)884-4498; Email: sogogym@yohoo.com MenjWomen

12 Olympic Way, Poughkeepsie, NY 12603; Phone: (845)473-3966; Fox: (845)473-5703; Emoil: mrtodds@ool.cam; Web: mrtoddsgym.cam; (onlact: Todd Hort Ju~: Men/women, rhythmic, trompoline, tumbling

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Nastics, Inc. 921-1 Uncaln Ave, Holbrook, NY 11741; Phone: (631)567-0066; Fox: (631)472-1666; Email: GDVol@optonline.net. (onlDlI: Gary & Debbie VolenHne, Owners Ju~ 5-Aug 25 (Mon-Thurs) boys oges 2-9, girls oges 2-18, rlKreoHonD gym, tumbling, trampoline, leam training National Gymnastics . . CheerIeadiIg Trainillg Camp 300 Big Pond Rd, Huguenot, NY 12746; Phone: Tony Retrosi (603)512-8142; Chris Scheuer (845)858-2200; Fax: (845) 858-7823; Email: tony@otlonHcgym.com; cscheuer@ymcanye.org; Web: ymcanye.org/camps June 26-Ju~ 2 (session 1), Ju~ 3-9 (session 2): Women &cheer; doy/ overnight NYC EIit. 100 Ave of the Americos, New York, NY 10013; Phone: (212)334-3628; Fox: (212)334-1179; Email: info@nycel~e.cam; Web: nycelite.cam; (onlact: Tina Ferriolo June 20-Sep 2: Day camp (3-4 yrs) 9:000m-12:00pm; Ooy camp (5-12 yrs) 9:000m-3:30pm; BeginnerII 0 compeHHve teom, donce, swimming, tennis, art, dromo &more

AtWetic Edge Sports Center 10 Nossou Place Stoten I~ond, New York 10307; Phone: (718)608-0100; Fox: (718)608-0109; Email: Toroonn78@oal.com; (onlact: Toro Polizzi, Mory Cosole, MoryJo Greaves Day comp; men/women gymnosHcs, trompoline, tumbling along with other sports Bright Raven Gymnastics, Inc 12 Pixley Industriol Pkwy, P.O. Box 24695, Rochester, NY 14624; Phone: (585)247-0800; Fax: (585)247-0822; Web: brightrovengym.cam Ju~ l1 -Sep 2 (wee~ day camps): ArtisHc-Women/men Chelseo Piers Gymnastiu Summer Sports Camp Chelsea Piers, Pier 62 Sle 300, New York, NY 10011; Phone: (212)336-6846; Fax: (212)336-6720; Web: chelseapiers.cam; Conlact: JusHn Gallagher (comp director) June 20-Sep 2: All levels; rlK to team compeHtors Glens F. s YMCA 600 Glen St, Glens Foils, NY 12801; Phone: (518) 793-3878; (onlact: Tommy Morey, GymnosHcs Director Beginner- teom; boys/girls; cheer, ornng, donce

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Summer Camp Diredory conffnued from page 24 Rye YMCA Gymnastics Camp 21 locust Ave, Rye, NY 10580; Phone: (914)967,6363 ext.300; Fax: (914)967-0644; Email: Melissolewis@yeymco.org; (ontact: Melisso lewis Ju~ 5·Aug 12: doy, c01ld, gym., fumbling, SVlimming The Gymnastics Training Center of Rochester 2051 Foirport Nine Mile Point Rd, Penfield, NY 14526; Phone: (585)388-8686; Fox: (585)388-0018; Email: gtc@fronnernef.net. Web:gtciochester.com; (ontact: Soroh Jone Clifford July-Aug (weekly): Men/wornen doy comps, cheerleoding/fumbling day comps

NORTH CAROLINA C& BFlip Force Junior Olympic Training Camp, Jason Gatson, Chris Young and Mohini Bhardwaj 1128 Old Greensboro Rd, Kernersville, NC 27284; Phone: (336)996·5158; Fax: (336)996·3201; Email: flipforce@msn.com; Web:c-bflipforce.com; (ontoct: (hns Young 8. Bob Kohul Ju~ 14·17: Men/womelffirfisnc; overnight Step Ahead Gymnastics Summer Camp 1100 Henderson Dr, Jocksonville, N( 28540; Phone: (910) 938·STEP(7837); fox: (910)938·3333; Email: sfepoheod@bizee.rr.com; (ontact: Christy Chapmon June-Aug (dotes not set): Men/women, fumbling, day Young's Gymnastics Summer Camp Young's Gymnosncs 8. (heerleading, 1213 SMoin St, Woke foresl, NC 27587; Phone: (919)554-0606; fox: (919)554-6551; Email: Coochonthony@youngsgym.com; Web: youngsgym.com; Contact: Anthony Willioms June 6·9, June 20-23 (oges 3 8. up); July 18·21 (odvonced gym)

OHIO Cincinnati Gymnastics Academy "Firecracker Camp" 3635 Woodndge Blvd, Cincinnofi, OH 45014; Phone: (513)860-3082; Fox: (513)870-3831; Emoil: cgohome@ool.com; Web: cincinnofigymnosfics. com; (ontact: Shoron MocDonold, Comp Director June 13-17: Celebrote Good TImes; Beg-l6; July 18-22: High Tech (more intense froining/more serious othlete); l4- Elite; day, overnight on finol evening Queen City Gymnastics 7900 E. Kemper Rd, Cincinnofi, OH 45249; Phone: (513)489·7575; fox: (513)489·9761; Web: kidsfirslsports.com; (ontact: Jennifer O'Horo June 24·26(overnight): Women's l4·9

OREGON Acrovision Sporls Center High Mountoin Summer Comp, 63255 Jomison Rd, Bend, OR 97701 ; Phone: (541)388·5555; Email: ocro@bendbroodbond.com; Web: ocrovisionsportscenter.com; (ontoct: Rich Gustofson June 20-24: lHO girls United Sports Academy 8160 SW Nimbus Ave, Beaverton, OR 97008; Phone: (503)466-4872, (503)313-9539; fox: (503)690-7494; Email: bilozertcheV@comcosf.net.

Web: usocodemy-gymnosncs.com; (ontact: Olga Bilozertchev Ju~ 25·29: girls cornp.l4·10, Aug 1·5: boy's comp.l4·10

PEN NSYVANIA Aerials Gymnastic Camp The Shoppes ot Volley forge, 238 Schuylkill Rd, Rte 23, Phoenixville, PA 19460; Phone: (6 10)983·9044; Fox: (610)983·9046; Email: info@Aenolsgymnosncs.com; Web: Aenolsgymnosncs.com; (ontoct: Rick Polumbo June 27·July 1: Pre-teom; l3-Elife; overnight/day Berks Gymnastic Camp 325 Morgontown Rd, Reoding, PA 19611 ; Phone: (610)372·8454, Fox: (610)372-3433; Email: Berksgym@ool.com; Web: Berksgyrnnosncs.com Ju~ 10-15 8. July 17·22: Wornen's orfisfic, overnight

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Dawson Gymnastics Academy 10 Enterpnse Dr, Corbondole, PA 18407; Phone: (570)2B2·6744; (ontoct: Julie ludolph Holf or full day Double UD" Summer Day Camp 75 West Bolfimore Pk, Media, PA19063; Phone: (610)459-0330; Fox: (610)459·B232; Web: ddgym@comcosl.net, (ontact: Don Desideno Ree. day; boys/gir~ 3-12

Woodward Gymnastics 134 Sports Comp Dr, POBox 93, Woodward, PA16882; Phone: (BI4)349·5633; fox: (BI4)349·5643; Email: of!ice@compwoodViard.com; Web: compwoodViord.com June 5·11, June 12·18, June 19·25, June 26·July 2, July 3·9, July 10-16, July 17·23, July 24·30, Ju~ 31·Aug 6, Aug 7'13, Aug 14·20: overnight only; rnen/women, T8.T, Cheer Gym, Team Cheer Sfunt

Gymolympic Summer Camps Gymolympic Sports Acod, 261 Welsh Pool Rd, Exton, PA 19341; Phone: (61O)594·BI62; Email: epozoI3@comcosl.net. (ontoct: Mono Pozo June 20-Aug 19 (week~): Women ree.; preiomp.; day Gymsport Athletic Center Piffsburgh, PA; 9B Vanadium Rd, Bndgeville, PA 15017; Phone: (412)220-1195; Email: Ionyo@gymsportgems.com; Web: gymsportothleficcenter.com June-Aug: Girlsjboys l4·10

TENNESSEE

International Gymnastics Camp 2005 9020 Bartonsville Woods Rd, Sfroudsburg, PA 1B360B137; Phone: (570)629-0244; Fox: (570)620-0616; Email: of!ice@internofionolilYmiOmp.com; Web: internofionoi-gYmiomp.com June 19-25, June 26·Ju~ 2, Ju~ 3-9, Ju~ 10-16, Ju~ 17·23, July 24·30, Ju~ 31·Aug 6, Aug 7·13, Aug 14·20, Aug 21·27: Ages B·17 Paradise Gymnastics and Cheer Summer Camp 452 Ciearview Ave, Trevose, PA 19053; Phone: (215)396·8802; Email: ParodiseGymPA@ool.com July 1!-Aug 25 (7 weeks tolol): Grodes 1·6 (fall 2005); Mon-Thur; full 8. ho~ doy; Early drop1lff/pick1Jp ovoiloble

Jason Gatson Men's Senior National Team

John Macready and John Roethlisberger's Flip Fest Summer Gymnastics Camp Knoxville, TN; Phone: (800)390-0821; Email: info@flipfesl.com; Web: flipfesf.com July 3-8, July 10-15, Ju~ 17·22, July 24·29: men/ wornen, day/overnight; June 27·30: PowerTumbling ond Trompoline

TEXAS Brown's Gymnastics" All Sports" Summer Day Camp Program 10516-6 Old Koty Rd, Houslon, TX 77043; Phone: (713)464·1996; Web: brownsgym.com fulljho~ day; girlsjboys ages 3·14 Brown's Gymnastics "All Sports" Summer Day Camp Program 21750 Hardy Ook Blvd, Son Antonio, TX 78258; Phone: (210)497·5000; Fox: (210)497·6928; Email: BrownsGym l@00I/corn; Web: 8rownsgym.com; (ontocl: Vlodimir Artemov and Rita Brown Ju~ 29·31: fulljholf Day; girlsjboys ages 3-14 Camp Palaestra 3550 Garden Brook Dr, farmers Bronch, TX 75234; Phone: (972)620-9922; Fox: (972)418·2488; Email: thepoloesfro@comcosl.net.

Web: thepoloesfrodollos.com June 7·10,13·17,20-24, 27·July 1, Ju~ 5·B, 11·15, lB·22& Aug 8·12

I'm doing a bunch of camps this summer including Flip Fest with John Macready and John Roethlisberger in Tennessee, International Gymnastics Camp in Pennsylvania and a clinic with Chris Young in North Carolina. I'm looking forward to all of the camps. It's great for national team members to give back to the sport and help out with the kids.

Parkelle's Summer Gymnastics Camp 401 Morfin luther King Jr. Dr, Allentown, PA 1B102; Phone: (610)433-0011; Web: porkenes.com; (ontact: Jeonnie and John Holman July 3-8, Ju~ 10-15, Ju~ 17·22: Men/women Team Lightning-Team Camp Ene Gymnosncs Cfr, 4725 Pork Horbor Dr, Ene, PA 16511; Phone: (B 14)B9B'2936; Web: eriegymnasfics.com; (ontoct: Douglas Pershun June 20-24 (week 1), June 27·Ju~ 1 (week 2): 9:000m--4:00pm doi~; nightly octivifies; USAG l4·10 8. equivolent YMCA levels; Housing ovoiloble The Lillie Gym of Lehigh Valley East 4422 Birklond Place, Sle 3, Eoslon, PA lB045; Phone: (610)923·7700; Fox: (610)923-7388; Email: ~glehighvolleyeosfpo@theliffiegym.com. jtopies@fheliffiegym.com; (ontoct: Jarge Topies June 20-Sep 2: Mon-fn, om/pm; Ho~ day; reereofionol

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Gymtex Gymnastics & Cheerleading School B73 Dulles Ave, Ste. C,Slofford TX 77477 (Houston/Sugar lond Area); Phone: (2B1)20B'9600; Fox: (713)721·1021; Emoil: gymtexrocks@ool.com; Web: gymtex2000.com; (ontocl: Chnsnno Zhou June I·Aug 15: Men/ women, cheerleoding, fitness, frompoline ond fumbling, day camp Karolyi's World Gymnastics Summer Camps 2005 454 fS 200, Huntsville, TX 77340; Phone: (936)291-0007; fox: (936)291·8637; Email: 8eloGym@ool.com; Web: karolyiscamps.carn; (ontoct: Belo Koro~i June 7·12, June 14'19, June 21·26, July 5·10, July 12'17, July 19·24, July 26·31

University of Gymnastics 1400 Summit Ave #0, Piono, TX 75074; Phone: (972)423-5709 June 6·17 (session I), June 20-July 1 (session II), Ju~ 5·15 (session III), Ju~ 18-29 (session IV): 9:00-2:00 Mon-fn; gyrnnosncs, orts/crofts, swim lessons; oges 3-10 WOGA Summer Camp 2005 WOGA- Plono, 1937 W. Porker Rd, Plono, TX 75023: Teorn 8. Rec; WOGA-llollos, 6859 W. Aropoho Rd, Ste 600, Dollos TX 7524B: Rec Only; Phone: l'Iono-(972)9B5·9292, Dollos·(972)866·9642; Fox: l'Iono-(972)964·B209, Dollos·(972)387·9325; Email: wogoplono@ooLcom; Web:wogo.net.

Contact: Janet Duscio-Cornpennve 8. Recreationol, l'Iono; Anno liukin-Recreofionol Comp, Dollos June 27-July 1: l4·Elite, day/overnight; June 6·10, June 13·17, June 20-24, June 27·Ju~ 1, Ju~ 5-8, Ju~ 11·15, Ju~ 18·22, Ju~ 25·July 29: boys/girls ree.

(Plano or Dallas Gym) ages 3+ Zenith Elite Gymnastics Camp 2140 NRedbud 8lvd, Ste F, McKinney, Texas, 75069; Phone: (214)592-0662; Fox: (214)592 0923; Email: zenithgymnosncs@Sbcglobol.net.

Web: zenithgym.com; (ontact: Joel or Simona Rylzell Girlsjboys; orfisnc; frompoline 8. fumbling; doy

UTAH Black Diamond Extreme Camp 6400 NBus. Park loop, Pork City, UT84098; Phone: (435)615·1 BOO, l.B66.fllP4fU N; Fox: (435)615·1833; Email: bdgym@xmission.com; (ontact: Koty Heddens Ju~ 1B·22: Wornen's orfisnc and fromp & fumbling; day/overnight

VERMONT Dunkleys Gymnastics Camp 22 Ayers Dr, Jencho VT 05465; Summer: 35 Kibbe Form Rd, SHero, VT 054B6; Phone & Fox: (802)B99·3479; Email: Dunkleysgymcamp@ooLcom; Web: gymcomp.homesteoo.com; (ontoct: Ruth Dunkley McGowon ond Don McGowan June 26-Aug 19: Residentiol/doy; girls/2 weeks c01ld gym., fumbling 8. frompoline, water sports emphosis

VIRGINIA CartWheels Academy Summer Camp 1555 Standing Ridge Dr, Sle A·l, Powhoton, VA 23139; Phone: (804)378·9444; fox: (804)378-9492; Web: cartwheelsocodemy.com Girisjboys, gymnosfics, fumbling 8. frornpoline, doy

WASHINGTON Northwest Aerials 1244D 128th lone NE, Kirklond, WA 9B034; Phone: (425)823-2665; Fox: (425)820-5050; Email: oenolss99@ooLcom; Web: nVloeriols.com June-Aug: doily 8. weekly

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Texas Dreams Gymnastics Summer Camp 200 fitness Court, Coppell TX 75019; Phone: (972)471-2345; Fox: (972)471-2344; Web: everybody·fils.com; (ontoct: Cindy Nehnng July 4-8: Day/overnight, Women's teom 8. recreanonol; c01ld preschool; Boys leom 8. recreofionol

Lake Owen Gymnastics Camp 46445 Krofts Point Rd, Coble, WI 54821; Phone: (7]5) 79B·37B5; Fox: (715) 798-3B98; Email: of!ice@lokeowencomp.com; Web: lokeowencomp.com June 12·1B, June 19·25, June 26·July 2, Ju~ 3-9, July 10-16, Ju~ 17·23, Ju~ 24·30, July 31·Aug 6, Aug 7·13

Texas Sports Ranch 13098 Seaberg Rd, Crosby TX 77532; Phone: (281)32B'B427, (8BB)GYM-cAMP; Fox: (2B1)328·5953; Email: info@fexossportsronch.org; Web: texossportsronch.org; (ontocl: David Rogers May 29·June 4, June 5'11 , June 12·18: Gymnosfics MjW; July 13·16: Tumbling Comp; Residenfiol or Day; oges 7 ond up, beginners-1ldvonced

Milwaukee Turners Gymnastics Summer Camp 1034 N. 4th SI, Milwaukee, WI 5320B; Phone: (414)273-1B26; Fox: (414)273'1826; Email: olieboehr l@ooLcom; Web: miiwoukeefurners.com; (ontoct: Alie FOIVIer or Arny Boehr Beginner, intermediote/odvonced; boys/girls, oges 5+; day cornp

TWU Pioneer Gymnastics Camp TWU Gymnosfics Comp, PO Box 425349, Denlon TX 76204; Phone: (940)89B·237B; Email: FKudloc@fwu.edu; Web:twuothlefics.com; (ontoct: fronk Kudioc June 19·23: Overnight/commuter; Girls oges Band up; 011 levels

Wisconsin Porter Gymnastics Camp Chippewa Ronch Cornp, B258 County 0, Eogle River, WI 54521; Phone: (7]5)479·B277; Registration/Information: AI~Star Gymnosncs, Ine.; Phone: (60B)245·9565; Fox: (60B)245'9566; Email: portercamp@olkforilymnosncs.com; Web: oll-slorilymnosfics.com; (ontoct: Sarah Woods Aug 14·20, Aug 20-26: Boys/girls; beginner and up

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Kannansky, a rhythmic gymnast, has placed second at the National Championships every year since she began competing at the senior level in 2001, first finishing behind Jessica Howard and then Mary Sanders.

With Sanders and Howard both retired, Karmansky is the frontrunner to inherit America's rhythmic gymnastics crown.

'I1le 18-year-old from Brooklyn, N.Y. is prepared to pick up where Sanders left off.

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For a complete event schedule go to usa-gymnastics.org W= Women M= Men R= Rhythmic GG = Group Gymnosncs AG = Acrobonc Gymnosncs IT = Trompoline ond Tumbling NOTE: Dates and events subject to change or concel/otion.

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O~pic Air-Around champion Paul Hamm finislled second in men's I)olloting. USA Gymnastics nominated the U.s. Women's Sr. National Team for the team category, winning 79 medals in 14 major internatiOnal events in 2004, including 16 World Cup medals, 8 Pan American, 8 Pan Paci~l ~~ 6 Olympic medals.

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ABOVE: JIM AND CATHY WHITFiElD are standing with ALEX ARTEMEV of Colorado who was the only scholarship winner available ta accept his award in person.

CARLY WINS FEMALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR FROM UNITED STATES SPORTS ACADEMY Following a worldwide vole conduc:t8CI via the web in December 2004, the United Stales Spans Academy announced the winners of the 2004 Athlete of the Year competition. The ballot, run in conjunction with USA Toc/.ay, attrCcted lens of thousands of voles from SfX?r1s fans around the globe.

The final results of the 2004 Athlete of the Year competition are:

FEMALE ATHLETE OFTHE YEAR Carly PatIarson, Gymnastics MAlf ATHLETE OFTHE YEAR Lance Armstrong, Cycling OUTSTANDING ATHLETE OF THE YEAR Michael Phelps, Swimming

1996 Olympic Gold Medalist Jaycie Phelps and 2004 Olympic Silver Medalist Brett McClure were married on the Olowalu plantation on Maui's west coast on Feb. 1o. Congratula~ons to the happy couple who plan to reside in Colorado Springs, Colo., where Brett will continue training at the U.S. Olympic Training Center and Jaycie is coaching at Colorado Aerials.

May their lives be a perfect 10!

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SALUTATIONS FROM THE WORLD OF COLLEGIATE GYMNASTICS! We hope this issue finds you all recovering from Fall competitions schedules and successfully navigating through another exciting year of Winter competition. We are now well into what has become a historic collegiate season-the implementation of a new national assigning system for judges is a huge step toward more consistent regular season scoring. While there have certainly been examples of inconsistencies the overall trend this year shows teams and individuals being more appropriately separated. We hope fans will continue to be patient with lower scores and some inconsistencies while the system is fine-tuned but we do believe we're laying the foundation for even more exciting collegiate competition in the future.

Teams are now working hard to maximize their final regular season ran kings which are based on a Regional Qualifying Score (RQS). You can follow the rankings weekly at www.troester.(om but if you want to do the math yourself, this is how we arrive at the RQS for teams, all-arounders, and individual event specialists. Take the six highest scores, at least three of which must be from away meets (no more than three from home meets). Remove the highest score and average the remaining five and you arrive at a team's RQS. The last meet that can be included happens the weekend of

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March 26-27 this year, which is conference championships weekend for many teams. After everyone's RQS is calculated, the evening of March 27 the top 18 teams will be "seeded" into the six NCAA Regional Competition sites (WestWashington, North Central-Utah, South Central-Nebraska, Central-Alabama, Northeast-New Hampshire, SoutheastFlorida) according to the following grid: 1

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The last three team places at each regional meet are selected by the next three highest RQS's of teams within each region who are not in the top 18.

There are six individual places at each regional that go to the top five All Arounders in the region who are not on a qualifying team and one individual specialist per event (also based on RQS). The top two teams, the top two All Arounders (who are not on those teams), and any individual event champions not otherwise qualified from each Regional move on to NCAA Nationals, which will take place April 21-23 at Auburn University.

Best wishes for a safe and successful Spring and thanks for your interest in the collegiate program!

Mike Lorenzen, President National Association of Collegiate Gymnastics Coaches/Women mlorenzen@woodwardcamp.com

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ALYSSA SCHOFIELD MANISHA RAMESH Dublin, Ohio South Milwaukee, Manisha, 6, won the Level 4Ohio State Championship in December 2004 with on all-around Wisconsin

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JORDAN BROWN AND JESSICA FRITZ Maysville, Kentucky Jordon Brown, left and Jessico Fritz, enjoy a day at the beach after competing in the 2004 Junior Olympic Notional Championships in Tampa, Florida. Jordon, 11 and Jessica 12 are members of Sheri's Dance Arts and Gymnastics Centre in Maysville, Ky. The girls finished in the top 10 in Level 5 Trampoline. Jordon earned the bronze medal and Jessica took eighth place.

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MEGAN AND KELLI MARTIN Sf. Louis, Missouri Sisters Megan and Kelli Martin both captured first place all-around in their levels at the SI. Louis Classic in January, 2005. Megan, a 10-year路old Level 6gymnast, placed first on bars, second on beam and floor and eighth on vault. Kelli, an 8-year-old Level 5gymnast, won the all-around with a 36.75, placed first on floor and vault, second on beam and fourth on bars.

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HANNAH MCCUE Glenwood, Iowa Hannah, 7, won the 2004 Level 4 Nebraska State Championships all-around with a score of 37.125. She also placed first on beam, first on vault, first on floor and third on bars. Last May Hannah also won the 2004 Level 4 Iowa AAU State Championships. Hannah is currently training as a level 5 gymnast and for TOPS at Cahoy's Gymnastics in Omaha Nebraska.

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She added, "I want to compete really well internationally, to hold up Mary's standings and placements that she made last year and just help the u.S. rise higher and higher [in the international standings]."

That task has not always been easy in a sport that has long been dominated by gymnasts from European countries.

"Competing in Europe is just awesome because the audience knows what rhythmic is all about," Karmansky said. "So many peaple come to watch ...and they' re just so enthusiastic."

Americans are more familiar with the Aips of artistic gymnastics than with the five apparatus of rhythmic gymnastics: rope, hoop, ball, clubs and ribbon. Rhythmic gymnasts must create a routine set to music that incorporates constant movement of the apparatus with dance. It requires an immense amount of Aexibility. Ballet plays a large role in their training.

In the U.S., the rhythmic program is on the rise. At the 2003 World Championships Sanders finished ei~hth in the all-around qualifying competition and Sanders, Karmansky and Lisa Wang placed 10th as a team, both record high fi nishes for the u .S. Sanders' ranking qualified the USA to send one athlete to the 2004 Olympic Games. Only countries with athletes that finish in the top-five automatically receive two berths for the Olympics.

Sanders then finished first at the 2004 U.S. Olympic Trials, taking the one available spot. If Karmansky wants her shot at the Olympics she will have to wait until the 2008 Games in Beijing when she will be 22. The more than three years before the next Games are an eternity in a physically demanding sport such as rhythmic gymnastics.

"That would be awesome if my body could stand the workouts and everything that long," she sa id. "That would be really great, but I'm just taking everything day by day, competition by competition a nd just seeing where it takes me."

Karmansky currently trains twice a day Monday through Friday, with Tuesdays off, and once a day on Saturdays and Sundays. Her practice schedule varies with her competition schedule. She will cut back a few practices if no events are coming up or her cooch wants her to rest.

Her gym, Nova Athletics, is a five-minute walk from her house in Brooklyn. Karmansky switched to Nova in 2003 to help ease the financial burden on her parents, whose sacrifices have not gone unnoticed by their daughter.

"They've done everything they could for me," she said. "They've put aside everything that has to do with them. They've put all their money and energy into me and I' m so grateful and thankful for a ll the support they've given me for 10 years."

How much longer that level of support will be required is uncertain.

Karmansky has aspirations beyond gymnastics and college lies in the near future. Her plan is to enroll in January 2006, but nothing is final, she said. She recen~y took the SAT and is contemplating possible majors.

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