21. Gymnastics At SUNY Brockport History Links. SUNY College at Brockport. gymnastics history. Individual AllAroundRecords 2001-02 Schedule/Results http://www.brockport.edu/~athletics/gymnastics/history/

Go Golden Eagles Gymnastics History Individual All-Around Records 2001-02 Schedule/Results Individual Vault Records 2001-02 Season Statistics ... 2002-03 Schedule/Results *EDITOR'S NOTE: The records included herein are compiled from all available archival information. Please contact the Brockport Sports Information Office with any additions or corrections. We apologize for any inaccuracies or omissions. Return to the Brockport Home page Please address any comments or questions regarding Brockport Athletics via E-Mail at athletics@brockport.edu Site created by Gregg Pastore Last modified

22. North Harbour Gymnastics History New Zealand’s First Gymnastics Site, Gymnastic Results, Gymnastic Links. http://www.nhgym.co.nz/about.html

Contact North Harbour Please notify any broken links. All feedback welcome. Let us know if you would like to be on our update list. This site maintained by Earl Hart and Karren Dale was last updated on 28 July, 2005 About North Harbour Gymnastics Brief History North Harbour Gymnastics Centre (Inc.) is the product of nearly 40 years of gymnastics development on the North Shore. In 1987 the Centre was established as an amalgamation of the North Shore Gymnastics Club, East Coast Bays Gymnastics Club, Birkenhead Gymnastics Club and North Shore YMCA Rhythmic Gymnastics Club. The Centre was able to operate from one venue (apart from rhythmic) in 1990 when vacant commercial premises were obtained in Kaimahi Place, Wairau Valley. In 1991 a move was made to Cherry Lane off Porana Road. The final move was made in August 1992 when the North Shore City Council completed the new stadium known as the North Shore Events Centre and Gymnastics Centre . Since 1992 the Centre has grown from strength to strength. It is the largest gymnastics club in the Auckland area and is the almost exclusive provider of gymnastics services on the North Shore. The Centre is run by a board , assisted by parent support committees for both rhythmic and artistic and full time coaching staff who look after the Men's and Women's competitive

23. MGoBlue: Gymnastics (W) - HISTORY Michigan Women s gymnastics history. • Annual Team Results • Coaching History• NCAA Champions • NCAA Honors • Big Ten Conference Honors http://mgoblue.com/section_display.cfm?section_id=459&top=2&level=3

24. Rutgers Gymnastics History The Official Site of Rutgers Gymnastics. EMail Gymnastics Rutgers University.All rights reserved. Information and images on this site are copyrighted http://www.scarletknights.com/gymnastics/history/history.htm

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25. The EAGL They became the first two AllAmericans in Maryland gymnastics history. EAGL schools have had a long history of gymnastics success. http://www.scarletknights.com/gymnastics/eagl/eagl.htm

ABOUT THE EAGL OFFICIAL SITE RU BOOKSTORE MEMBERSHIP INFO ... TRAVEL DIRECTIONS Select a Sport - Fall - Football Soccer (M) Soccer (W) Field Hockey Cross Country Volleyball (W) Golf Tennis (M) Tennis (W) - Winter - Basketball (M) Basketball (W) Fencing Gymnastics Swimming Track (M) Track (W) Wrestling - Spring - Baseball Softball Lacrosse (M) Lacrosse (W) Crew Golf Tennis (M) Tennis (W) Track (M) Track (W) Cheerleading Athletics Bands The EAGL Starting its ninth season of competition, the East Atlantic Gymnastics League (EAGL) has developed a reputation as one of the most well-balanced leagues in NCAA Division I gymnastics. The Wildcats, who finished fifth at the 2002 championship meet, set an EAGL Championship scoring record with their 196.570 team score. UNH edged runner-up North Carolina State while defending champion North Carolina finished third. Maryland and Towson tied for fourth place and West Virginia placed sixth. Pittsburgh was seventh and Rutgers was eighth in the meet. New Hampshire set an EAGL record with its performance on the vault. The Wildcats had a 49.475 team score.

26. Panthers Gymnastics History The History of the Panthers Gymnastics Club In 1966, the Panthers started in theNorwoodSt.Boniface area of Winnipeg under the guidance of Mrs.Ingrid http://www.panthersgymnastics.ca/history.html

History The History of the Panthers Gymnastics Club In 1966, the Panthers started in the Norwood-St.Boniface area of Winnipeg under the guidance of Mrs.Ingrid Pichette. There were 17 members. They used gymnasiums and equipment provided by the St.Boniface-St.Vital Parks Board. At that time they were named the Purple Panthers. By 1979, the club had grown and it became obvious that to develop further, they needed a permanent facility. Warehouse space was found, rented and transformed into a gymnasium. In 1980, a contest was held to find a logo for the club. Debbie McDowell won the contest. Her drawing consisted of a paw print formed of 4 filled circles. The four circles represent the four events in artistic gymnastics. The large circle represents the floor and the other 3 smaller ones the bars, the beam and finally the vault. The Panther parent organization raised funds to purchase the necessary equipment for this new facility. With this much needed change, Panthers were able to develop and produce many top gymnasts including 1988 Olympian, Lynette Wittmeier and 7 other High Performance athletes. December of 1990 saw a great stepping stone in the history of the Panthers and gymnastics in Manitoba. The club purchased its own building - an 11,000 sq.ft. facility - our current facility!

27. GaySports - Gay Sports - Lesbian Sports - Gay And Lesbian Sports Site, For Sport gymnastics history – A Brief Overview By Murray Hughes Gymnastics, as an activity,has been around for more than two thousand years in one form or another, http://www.gaysports.com/page.cfm?Sectionid=1&typeofsite=storydetail&ID=519&stor

28. Arizona State University - Women's Gymnastics - Official Athletic Site One of the most successful coaches in NCAA women s gymnastics history and in It stands as the longest home winning streak in ASU s gymnastics history, http://thesundevils.collegesports.com/sports/w-gym/mtt/spini_john00.html

Current Conditions In Tempe, AZ: P/SUNNY Temp: 94 Wind: 8 SE Choose Sport Baseball M Basketball W Basketball Cross Country Football M Golf W Golf W Gymnastics W Soccer Softball Swimming/Diving M Tennis W Tennis W Volleyball W Water Polo Wrestling Cheer General Releases ASU Traditions Printer-Friendly Format E-mail this article John Spini Position: Head Coach Experience: 25th Year Alma Mater: Arizona State '76 One of the most successful coaches in NCAA women's gymnastics history and in the annals of Arizona State University, John Spini returns in 2005 for his 25th season as head coach of Sun Devil gymnastics. Spini is one of 11 coaches all-time, including football's Frank Kush and baseball's Jim Brock, to offer 20 or more years of service at ASU. In that span, he has made women's gymnastics one of the winningest programs in school history. Over 23 years, Spini has a career regular season record of 289-103-2. That's a winning percentage of .736, tops among active ASU coaches and 10th all-time. His teams have been especially dominant in front of their home crowds, going 154-21-1 (.878) in Tempe during his tenure. In 2002, ASU set a school record with a team score of 197.850 versus arch-rival Arizona at Wells Fargo Arena. The squad also set a school record on the balance beam of 49.650, led by Rhonda Robinette's perfect 10.0 performance.

29. Tri Star Gymnastics History TRI STAR GYMNASTIC CLUB HISTORY. Tri Star Gymnastic Club was formed in 1988 andhas its origins in three Central Auckland gymnastic clubs that were http://www.tristar.org.nz/Tri Star/admin/about.html

About Tri Star Gymnastics History Organisation Structure (23kb PDF) Rules of Incorporation (40kb PDF) Auckland City Facility Partnership - Memorandum of Understanding (26kb PDF) Gymsport Centre Buildings 2003... (4 x 40kb JPG images) Gymsport Centre Development TRI STAR GYMNASTIC CLUB HISTORY Tri Star Gymnastic Club was formed in 1988 and has its origins in three Central Auckland gymnastic clubs that were established in the 1950's: St Mary’s, Mt Roskill and Onehunga Gymnastic Clubs. Part of the current gymsport complex was the American Services gym built during the Second World War and initially located in Cornwall Park. In 1965, the American Services gym building was moved to its current site, having been donated by the Mayor, Mr Keith Hay. The facility was known as the Mt Roskill Gym and Youth Centre, and was used for gymnastics, weight lifting, judo, Maori cultural groups and community house classes. In late 1985, a proposal was put to Auckland City to construct a new building, sited adjacent to the existing gym. The facility was completed in 1987, and the three independent clubs merged to become Tri Star Gymnastic Club Inc. in March 1988. The new club was granted a land lease covering both buildings for 66 years. The demand for mat based sports and recreational space in both buildings now exceeds their capacity, and fundraising is currently in progress to build a new Regional Gymsport Centre on the existing site at Keith Hay Park, Mt Roskill, by demolishing the old American Services gym and building a new and larger facility in its place.

30. Tri Star Gymnastics History Keith Hay Gymnasium Interior. ©Copyright 2003 Tri Star Gymnastic Club. All rightsreserved. Reproduction or copying of images prohibited. http://www.tristar.org.nz/Tri Star/admin/aboutbuilding.html

Tri Star Gymsport Centre Buildings 2003 Tri Star Gymsport Complex Ex American Forces gymnasium, relocated to Keith Hay Park in 1965 on the left, and the Keith Hay Gymnasium, built in 1987 on the right. Keith Hay Gymnasium. Built in 1987 American Forces Gymnasium Interior Keith Hay Gymnasium Interior Tri Star Gymnastic Club Reproduction or copying of images prohibited.

31. FIG - Fédération Internationale De Gymnastique WOMEN ARTISTIC gymnastics history. Photo ã Volker Minkus Natalia Ziganshina (RUS).Natalia Ziganshina (RUS) Origin of Artistic Gymnastics http://www.fig-gymnastics.com/cache/html/1479-117-10001.html

WOMEN ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS HISTORY Photo Volker Minkus : Natalia Ziganshina (RUS) Origin of Artistic Gymnastics Gymnastics is one of the oldest Olympic sports, and was first practised at the ancient Olympic Games when the competitors performed a variety of events that could loosely be termed "gymnastics". These included wrestling and vaulting over bulls, according to illustrations seen on ancient clay pots. In fact, the name "gymnastics" is derived from the ancient Greek word "gumnos" which literally translated means naked. Because of this, women were excluded from the ancient Games, not just as competitors but also as spectators ! The sport in its modern form first evolved during the 19th century, when two styles of gymnastics were in conflict : the Swedish system (mainly freestyle group exercises) and the German system (using apparatus). Large open air gymnasiums began to appear in Europe during the 19th century, resembling adventure playgrounds where gentlemen could impress their lady friends with a spot of rope-climbing. It was regarded as a great form of discipline by the army, and many military terms still exist today, such as "marching on" ans "saluting the judges". The international governing body for gymnastics, the Fédération Internationale de Gymnastique (FIG) was founded in 1881. There are currently 125 federations affiliated to the FIG (International Federation – June 2001).

32. USA Gymnastics Online: News: Longines Winner Most Memorable Moment In USA gymnastics history. For Immediate Release August20, 2003 Brian Eaton, USA Gymnastics, 317-829-5656 http://www.usa-gymnastics.org/news/2003/aug20-03longines.html

USAG Home News Comaneci Voted "Longines Perfect 10 Moments In Time" Most Memorable Moment In USA Gymnastics History For Immediate Release - August 20, 2003 Brian Eaton , USA Gymnastics, 317-829-5656 ANAHEIM - Nadia Comaneci's Perfect 10 at the 1976 American Cup at Madison Square Garden has been selected as the most memorable "Longines Perfect 10 Moment In Time" in USA Gymnastics history during an on-line campaign that registered more than 316,000 votes. Comaneci's Perfect 10 moment narrowly edged 1984 Olympic Champion Mary Lou Retton's five-medal performance by 2,699 votes, or less than one percent. "Nadia Comaneci revolutionized gymnastics in the United States by demonstrating that powerful tumbling and a graceful presence could be achieved by younger women," said USA Gymnastics President Bob Colarossi. "Certainly Nadia, Mary Lou, Kurt Thomas and all the nominees deserve recognition for their contributions to the growth of our sport in the United States." Comaneci's Perfect 10 - the first of seven in her career - garnered 63,692 votes. Retton's five medals during the 1984 Olympic Games finished a close second with 60,993 votes. Third place finish went to Cathy Rigby's 1970 silver medal, the first world championships medal for the U.S. women, with a final total of 38,903 votes. The 1996 Magnificent Seven finished fourth at 34,691.

33. USAGO: USA Gymnastics Magazine Online: Gymnastics History In The Making gymnastics history In The Making, Right Here, Right Now. Congratulations to allof the competitors at the Rhythmic National Championships and especially to http://www.usa-gymnastics.org/publications/usa-gymnastics/1998/4/editorial.html

Congratulations to all of the competitors at the Rhythmic National Championships and especially to our Senior and Junior National Champions, Natalie Lacuesta and Heilie Isaacs. It was an excellent competition at the United States Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs. Six groups entered this Championships with the group from AIRGC named as Senior Champions and Illinois Rhythmics group named as Junior Champions. Earlier this spring, the group from Rhythmflex Gymnastics, coached by Catherine Yakhimovich, was awarded the right at the Trials to represent the United States at the Group World Gymnastics Championships in Seville, Spain. This was the first time the United States has sent a club-based group to a World Championships. The group did a very nice job representing us and really showed how far we are coming with the development of group rhythmic gymnastics in our country. The Men's National Team spent a week training at China's National Training Institute in Beijing. This was the first time any foreign team has been permitted to train at this Center. The friendship we have developed with the Chinese Gymnastics Association through the International Team Championships and the Visa American Cup helped to secure this prestigious invitation for the Team. The men gained a lot from training with the World Champions, ate scorpions and had a thoroughly wonderful time with their Chinese hosts! Thanks to all the clubs and gymnasts who, over the years, have helped host the Chinese teams in the United States.

34. Gymnastics History - Santana Santana Athletics History Gymnastics . EILEEN MAUL 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988 Twotime CIF Gymnastics All-Around Champion 1985, 1986 http://santana.guhsd.net/santana_files/pages/gymnastics.html

- Santana Athletics History: Gymnastics - EILEEN MAUL 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988 Two time CIF Gymnastics All-Around Champion 1985, 1986 First CIF Team 1974 SHERI RICE 1976 ALEX TUTHILL 2003 Y National Jr All Around, Bars and Beam Champion 2003 Level 9 Junior Olympic Nation Qualifier 2003 League All Around Champion 2003 CIF All Around Champion JOHN MACREADY 1992 Olympic Gymnast BECCA WEBSTER 1986 CIF Gymnast Of The Year More on Santana's Gymnastics records and achievements here.

35. Claire Poole Makes British Gymnastics History 2000 Claire Poole Makes British gymnastics history ever person in the historyof BGA to be a medal winner in all three disability gymnastics disciplines http://www.disabilitysport.com/pastsuccessesfolder00_05/2000a.html

2000 Claire Poole Makes British Gymnastics History To get to cheshire Academy Home Page go to www.disabilitysport.com Claire Poole won gold medals and national titles in Rhythmic Gymnastics, Artistic and Sports Acrobatics in the same year. A British Gymnastics first Sunday June 18th 2000 was a most remarkable day for 11 year old Claire Poole. When she stepped up to the medal rostrum at the British Gymnastics disability rhythmic gymnastics Championships held in Solihull to collect her gold medal she was completing an amazing hat trick of successes to become the first ever person in the history of BGA to be a medal winner in all three disability gymnastics disciplines of Sports Acrobatics, Women's artistic and Rhythmic Gymnastics in the same year. Claire who competed in the under 12 years section has learning difficulties and attention deficit hyperactive disorder (ADHD), began her remarkable feat during April when she entered the British Gymnastics Association Sports Acrobatics championships held in Portsmouth. Claire and her partner wowed and thrilled the judges with their Sports Acrobatics routine involving balances, rolls and synchronised movements to the music of "Starlight Express" gaining a gold in the process. J ust two weeks later Claire successfully fought for and won a place at the North West disability artistic gymnastics team to compete at the national artistic gymnastics finals in Stoke. She competed on Beam, Vault, Floor and Single Bar scoring the highest marks in the North West team within her age group, allowing her to collect an All Round Bronze medal which seeded her third best in the UK.

36. Chinese Teenager Tames Ivankov To Make World Gymnastics History Chinese Teenager Tames Ivankov to Make World gymnastics history. Teenager FengJing made history in becoming the youngest ever men s allaround world http://english.people.com.cn/english/200111/03/eng20011103_83825.html

Help Sitemap Archive Advanced Search ... PHOTO GALLERY INTERACTIVE Message Board Feedback Voice of Readers China At a Glance ... Employment MIRROR U.S. Mirror Japan Mirror Tech-Net Mirror Edu-Net Mirror Saturday, November 03, 2001, updated at 11:10(GMT+8) Sports Chinese Teenager Tames Ivankov to Make World Gymnastics History Teenager Feng Jing made history in becoming the youngest ever men's all-around world champion on Thursday when he struck a surprise gold for China. The 16-year-old pushed two-time world champion and favourite Ivan Ivankov of Belarus into second with the bronze going to Jordan Jovtchev of Bulgaria In a tight contest Feng, the youngest member of the Chinese team, was the most consistent performer, scoring a combined 56.211 points, with Ivankov just behind on 56.124 and Jovtchev, bronze medallist in 1999, on 56.085. "My name is Feng Jing and I come from China," joked the youngster to those who rushed to find out more on this unknown gymnast. The newcomer, who is the Chinese youth champion, was called up following the decision of the country's top stars to stay home for the national championships. But the newly-crowned champion said that decision was part of a strategy by China - the five-time world and Olympic team champions - to build a strong team of up-and-coming world-beaters.

37. Olympic Preview: Artistic Gymnastics In 1976, Romania s Nadia Comaneci recorded the first perfect score in Olympicgymnastics history, then proceeded to record six more for good measure. http://www.infoplease.com/spot/ol-gymnastics.html

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38. Gymnastics Nadia Comaneci of Romania became the first gymnast in Olympic history to of the 1996 Olympics and gymnastics history when she nailed her vault on an http://www.factmonster.com/ipka/A0768378.html

Home U.S. People Word Wise ... Homework Center Fact Monster Favorites Hurricane Katrina Ramadan Children Inventors The Doctor's In ... 2006 TFK Almanac Reference Desk Atlas Almanacs Dictionary Encyclopedia ... Women in Sports Gymnastics The first women's gymnastics instruction in the United States was given at Mount Holyoke College in 1862. Olympic gymnastics competition for women was introduced at the 1928 games. Larissa Latynina of Russia won 18 Olympic gymnastic medals, thus setting an Olympics record for women: nine gold medals, five silver, and four bronze between 1956 and 1964. Marcia Frederick was the first American woman to win the World Gymnastics Championship. She won in 1978 on the uneven bars. Olga Korbut of the Soviet Union inspired thousands of girls to take up gymnastics after she won two gold medals and one silver medal in the 1972 Olympics. She was later named Female Athlete of the Year. In the 1976 Olympics, Nadia Comaneci of Romania became the first gymnast in Olympic history to score a perfect 10.0. She did this on the uneven bars. She went on to record six more perfect scores during those Olympics. In 1984, 16-year-old

39. Adidas Press Room - Olympic History Nadia Comaneci registers the first 10 in gymnastics history. Edwin Moses winsgold in the 400 meters and 800 meters at the Olympic Games in Montreal. http://www.press.adidas.com/en/Desktopdefault.aspx/tabid-86/

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40. Family-Content.com gymnastics history and Value A Perspective Gymnastics, as an activity, hasbeen around for more GymnasticsSecretsRevealed.com”History of Gymnastics/a http://www.family-content.com/articles/data/20050622130130.shtml

dqmcodebase = "" //script folder location The Article Archive at Family-Content.com Browse our database of thousands of articles appropriate for family audiences, on topics like parenting, children's crafts, cooking, home arts, gardening and more. Gymnastics History – A Brief Overview Written by: Murray Hughes Web Site: Gymnastics Date Submitted: 06/22/2005 Gymnastics: History and Value - A Perspective Gymnastics, as an activity, has been around for more than two thousand years in one form or another, from the ancient Greek Olympics, to Roman ceremony, to today’s modern meets. As an organized and truly competitive sport, gymnastics has existed for a little more than a century. It was introduced in the mid 1800s to the United States, where it inexorably gained in popularity within school systems. Amateur associations gathered together by the late nineteenth century, offering classes and opportunities for young people to join in on the fun. Eventually, these associations began to have their own championships. In 1896, at the first international Olympic games in Athens

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