Hall Takes Silver in Bulgaria

After advancing to the final round, tumbler Yuiya Hall (Idaho Falls, ID) held on to take second place at the World Cup in Sofia, Bulgaria. In trampoline action, Alaina Hebert (Lafayette, LA) moved up three places to finish in fifth place, while Ryan Weston (Chubbuck, ID) finished sixth, the best finish for the U.S. in men’s trampoline at a World Cup event. In men’s tumbling, first timer Kalon Ludvigson finished just out of medal contention in fourth place, while Alexis Diaz took sixth in women’s tumbling….

June 4, 2005

After advancing to the final round, tumbler Yuiya Hall (Idaho Falls, ID) held on to take second place at the World Cup in Sofia, Bulgaria. In trampoline action, Alaina Hebert (Lafayette, LA) moved up three places to finish in fifth place, while Ryan Weston (Chubbuck, ID) finished sixth, the best finish for the U.S. in men’s trampoline at a World Cup event. In men’s tumbling, first timer Kalon Ludvigson finished just out of medal contention in fourth place, while Alexis Diaz took sixth in women’s tumbling. In synchronized trampoline, Team USA took fourth in both the men’s and women’s pairs, Hebert/Jenny Wescott and Weston/Chris Estrada. Complete results will be posted when available. The U. S. delegation will move to France for another World Cup event June 9-11, and will be joined by other athletes from the U. S. Good luck in France, Team USA! See photos from the World Cup in Bulgaria.