The 2003 Visa American Cup, one of the most prestigious international competitions on the gymnastics calendar, is scheduled for March 1, at the Patriot Center on the campus of George Mason University.
A strong squad of U.S. men and women will compete November 20-24, in Debrecen, Hungary, at the 2002 World Gymnastics Championships for individual medals (no team competition or all-around).
USA Gymnastics has named the following women to represent the United States at the 2002 World Gymnastics Championships, November 20-24, in Debrecen, Hungary.
The 2002 FIG Sports Acrobatics World Championships concluded today in Riesa, Germany. USA Gymnastics Sports Acrobatics had one of its strongest showing from top to bottom in terms of performance and results.
The 2002 FIG Sports Acrobatics World Championships continue in Riesa, Germany. The team awards were given tonight with Russia in 1st, China in 2nd and Ukraine in third.
The 2002 FIG Sports Acrobatics World Championships are taking place this weekend, September 27, 2002 through September 29, 2002 in Riesa, Germany.
The 2002 FIG Sports Acrobatics World Age Group Games (SAWAGG) took place this week in Riesa, Germany. Twenty-three athletes from the USA competed in women’s pair, women’s trio and mixed pair in two age groups against 25 other countries.
USA defeated Mexico in a dual team competition held at the USA Gymnastics Women’s National Team Training Center in Houston on Sunday, Sept. 22.
USA Gymnastics is pleased to announce the delegations for the upcoming women’s fall events: training camp and dual meet with Mexico, USA/Brazil/Ukraine training camp and competition, Top Gym, DeHypotheekshop Gymnastics Top, World Championships Selection Camp, and Junior Pan American Games.
The United States will send 26 athletes, a mix of seasoned international competitors and new faces on the world scene, to the Winterthur Cup sports acrobatics competition in Winterthur, Switzerland, October 4-6, 2002.
Based on final results of the Sports Acrobatics National Championships, the following athletes will represent the United States at the 2002 Sports Acrobatics World Age Group Games, September 24-25, and the 2002 Sports Acrobatics World Championships, September 27-29, in Riesa, Germany.
Winning the gold medal in the women’s synchronized trampoline competition was the team from Great Britain, Claire Wright and Kirsten Lawton.
At the conclusion of the World Championships selection competition, October 11, at the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, the following athletes were named to represent the United States at the 2002 World Gymnastics Championships, November 20-24, in Debrecen, Hungary.
Mary Sanders (Ontario, Canada) swept all four individual event titles at rhythmic competition of the 2002 U.S. Gymnastics Championships. Sanders won the rope with a score of 25.150, the hoop with a 25.350, the ball with a 25.200, and the clubs with a 25.950.
2001 national champion and 2001 World Championships bronze medalist Tasha Schwikert (Las Vegas, Nev.) won her second consecutive national title at the 2002 U.S. Gymnastics Championships tonight at Gund Arena.
USA Gymnastics and ChevronTexaco today announced the Team Chevron Bonus, a cash prize available to any Team Chevron member who finishes first, second or third in the men’s all-around competition of the 2002 U.S. Gymnastics Championships.
Olympian and World Championships silver medalist Paul Hamm defeated five-time national champion and two-time Olympian Blaine Wilson and 2001 national champion and parallel bars world champion Sean Townsend to win the coveted national all-around title at the 2002 U.S. Gymnastics Championships
Olympian and World Championships silver medalist Paul Hamm (Waukesha, Wis.) leads the men’s all-around competition at the 2002 U.S. Gymnastics Championships at Gund Arena.
Current national champion and 2001 World Championships bronze medalist Tasha Schwikert (Las Vegas, Nev.) leads the women’s all-around competition at the 2002 U.S. Gymnastics Championships at Gund Arena.
The roster is set for the 2002 U.S. Gymnastics Championships where nearly 200 of America’s best gymnasts will compete for the coveted national title, August 7-10 at Cleveland’s Gund Arena and the Public Hall.
HDNet, the only national television network to broadcast entirely in high-definition format, will provide live coverage of the 2002 Rhythmic World Championships, Sunday, July 14, from 5:30-7:30 p.m. EST.
Many of America’s best elite gymnasts, including Tasha Schwikert (Las Vegas, Nev.), Tabitha Yim (Irvine, Calif.), and Mohini Bhardwaj (Los Angeles, Calif.), will compete at the U.S. Classic, July 12-14, at the Virginia Beach Pavilion Convention Center in Virginia Beach, Virginia.
Five-time U.S. Champion Blaine Wilson (Team Chevron-Ohio State/Columbus, Ohio) made a triumphant comeback at the 2002 Men’s National Qualifying Competition, his first meet in more than a year.
Olympians Paul and Morgan Hamm have withdrawn from the 2002 Men’s National Qualifying Competition, set to take place this weekend in Colorado Springs, Colo.
.S. national team member and University of Oklahoma standout Daniel Furney, third in the all-around at the 2002 NCAAs, has withdrawn from the Qualifier and also plans to forgo U.S. Championships after undergoing knee surgery in April.
U.S. Olympic Training Center teammates Steve McCain and Jason Gatson are taking their time when it comes to recovery.
Sean Townsend, Blaine Wilson and members of the 2001 World Championships silver medal team including Paul Hamm, Brett McClure and Guard Young headline the competition at the 2002 Men’s National Qualifier, June 29 at the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
The U.S. women earned seven medals, including the team and all-around gold, at the Puerto Rico Cup, May 29-June 1, in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
The U.S. rhythmic group team earned the silver medal in the ribbon competition at the Tournament of Iliana in Sofia, Bulgaria, May 25-26, 2002, their first-ever international competition.
The U.S. team swept the medals at the 2002 Senior Pacific Alliance Championships, one of the most important international competitions on the gymnastics calendar.
Following program training camps, USA Gymnastics has named the men’s, women’s and rhythmic teams that will compete at the 2002 Senior Pacific Alliance, April 30-May 6 in Vancouver, British Columbia, at the Bill Copeland Sports Center.
USA Gymnastics is pleased to announce that Cleveland will serve as the host city for the 2002 U.S. Gymnastics Championships, the most prestigious national gymnastics competition of the year, featuring the top stars in the sport vying for the coveted national title.
The U.S. Team brought home 37 medals from the Jurassic Classic and the Spring Cup that took place March 15 and 16 in Calgary and Toronto, respectively.
The Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) today announced that 2001 World Championships Gold and Silver Medalist Sean Townsend is among the top five finalists for the 72nd Annual AAU James E. Sullivan Memorial Award.
Eric Lopez (CUB) earned his second Visa American Cup title today at Orlando’s T.D. Waterhouse Centre with a score of 56.375, while U.S. National Champion Tasha Schwikert claimed her first championship with 36.899.
The Olympic momentum shifts to Summer Games this weekend in Orlando as rising U.S. gymnastics stars challenge the world’s best for the prestigious title of Visa American Cup Champion, Saturday, March 2, at 11:30 a.m. at Orlando’s T.D. Waterhouse Centre.
Senior Elite trampolinists David Ford (Pocatello, Idaho) and Alaina Hebert (Lafayette, La.) struck gold at the 2002 Circle of Stars Invitational February 9th in Indianapolis.
The best-of-the-best battled it out at the All-American Sports Park in Las Vegas for prestige and prize money last night in the 2002 Winter Cup Event Finals.
Nearly 100 of the USA’s top male gymnasts battled for the 2002 Winter Cup Challenge all-around title and two open spots on the U.S. national team at the All-American Sports Park in Las Vegas last night.
USA Gymnastics is pleased to announce Sports Acrobatics as its newest discipline, joining the four existing disciplines in the USA Gymnastics family: men’s and women’s artistic gymnastics, rhythmic gymnastics and trampoline and tumbling.
Four-time Olympic Gold Medalist Alexei Nemov from Russia headlines an impressive squad of international and U.S. athletes scheduled to compete in the 2002 Visa American Cup, March 2, 2002 at 11:30 a.m. at Orlando’s T.D. Waterhouse Centre.
The top male gymnasts in the United States will gather in Las Vegas for the 2002 Winter Cup Challenge, February 8-9, at The Sports Center in the All American Sports Park.
Three-time U.S. National Champion Jessica Howard and 2001 World Championship team members Olga Karmansky and Shayna Javornicky headline the competition at the 2002 Rhythmic Challenge, February 16-17, at the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colo.
2001 U.S. National Champion Sean Townsend has been named one of fourteen finalists for the 72nd Annual AAU James E. Sullivan Memorial Award which recognizes the top amateur athlete in the nation.
An impressive squad of 2001 World Medalists including 2000 Olympians and reigning national champions Sean Townsend and Tasha Schwikert, 2000 Olympian Paul Hamm and 2001 national runner-up Tabitha Yim, will represent the United States at the 2002 Visa American Cup, March 2, 2002 at 11:30 a.m. at Orlando’s T.D. Waterhouse Centre.
Due to scheduling conflicts, USA Gymnastics has changed the dates of the 2002 Rhythmic Group World Championships. The event, originally scheduled for July 19-21, will now take place July 12-14 at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center in New Orleans, La.
