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During the camp, gymnasts were able to qualify through verification for the American and U.S. Classics. The top-three all around winners for the Hopes Division were Elena Arenas from Georgia Elite, first, followed by Riley Juarez, Precision Gymnastics, and in third place was Shania Adams, Buckeye Gymnastics. The top three junior elites were Emily Gaskins, Cincinnati Gymnastics, Jordan Chiles, Naydenov Gymnastics and Molly Frack from Parkettes Gymnastics.
The two judges for elite qualification were 2005 World all-around champion and 2008 Olympic silver medalist Chellsie Memmel and 1988 Olympian Chelle Stack-Marcella. The camp saw many returning national team members as coaches and even daughters of former national team members, including 2004 Olympic silver medalist Courtney McCool, now a coach at Cincinnati Gymnastics, and 1980 Olympian Beth Kline-Rybacki from Charter Oaks Gymnastics. Sydney Johnson–Scharp, daughter of 1989 World vault silver medalist and 1988 Olympian Brandy Johnson, was there with her mom, who is her coach. Elena Arenas, daughter of former national team member Kim Arnold, was at the camp with her coach and dad, Pete Arenas.
Liukin closed the camp with awards for physical abilities and the elite qualifier verifications. He awarded Elena Arenas from Georgia Elite as most improved camper. Coaches were given assignments and direction on skill selections for their gymnasts. The next developmental camp will take place in May.



