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 BBC: China confident on new age rules
Chinese officials believe that new eligibility rules will end the problem of age falsification in gymnastics.
BBC: Wembley Arena to host 2012 events
Wembley Arena is confirmed as the venue for badminton and rhythmic gymnastics events at the 2012 Olympics.
BBC: Injury curtails Keatings' season
European champion Daniel Keatings is set to miss the rest of the season after suffering a serious knee injury in training.
BBC: GB trio win medals at Youth Games
Tennis player Oliver Goulding, gymnast Sam Oldham and athlete David Bolarinwa all won medals for Great Britain on day seven of the Youth Olympic Games.
Athens Banner Herald: Clark expecting fiery team next year
Although the summer break has arrived, thought toward necessary revisions remains in the forefront of everybody in the Georgia gymnastics program's mind, following a disappointing conclusion to the season.
College Sports: Iowa: GymHawks Add One For 2009
Women's Gymnastics Head Coach Larissa Libby announced Wednesday that Emma Stevenson has signed a National Letter of Intent to attend the University of Iowa next fall. Stevenson is the first commitment to the 2009 recruiting class.
College Sports: North Carolina: Tar Heels Sign Three Standout Gymnasts for 2009-10
The University of North Carolina gymnastics program announced Tuesday it has signed Meredith Magjuka of Greenwood, Ind., Michelle Ikoma of Naperville, Ill., and Elizabeth Durkac of Yorktown, Va. to national letters of intent. They will join the team for the 2009-10 academic year.
College Sports: Kentucky: Lexington, Ky. Named 2010 NCAA Central Regional Championship Site
The NCAA Women's Gymnastics Committee recently announced the selection of the regional competition sites for 2010. Memorial Coliseum at the University of Kentucky has been selected as the NCAA central regional location.
College Sports: Maryland: Tumble Talk: Becca Pang
Freshman gymnast discusses adjusting to college and preparing for the first intrasquad meet in the seventh weekly installment of Terps' Tumble Talk
College Sports: Cal: Women's Gymnastics Inks Six New Bears
The California women's gymnastics team has signed six recruits for next season, as announced by head coach Cari DuBois. The signees will join the Golden Bears in the fall of 2009. Five of the six signees are from California, while the other comes to Berkeley from Illinois.
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·Cal: Men's Gymnastics Inks Three New Bears
The California men's gymnastics team signed three recruits to national letters of intent, head coach Barry Weiner announced Monday. Donothan Bailey, Jeffrey Langenstein and Steven Lacome will join the Golden Bears in fall of 2009.
·Air Force: Air Force Gymnastics to Host Blue-Silver Intrasquad on Dec. 6
The Air Force men's and women's gymnastics teams will host a Blue-Silver intrasquad meet on Saturday, Dec. 6. The meet, which will feature the men and women competing together at Cadet West Gym for the first time, is slated to begin at 3 p.m.
·Oklahoma: Legendre Wins Bronze in Japan
University of Oklahoma sophomore Steven Legendre competed in his first meet as a member of the USA Men's Gymnastics Senior National Team at the Toyota Cup in Toyota City, Japan, on Nov 15-16.The weekend was highlighted by Legendre's third-place finish on the vault during the last day of competition, good for a bronze medal. Legendre averaged a 15.825 on the vault after posting scored of 16.05 and 15.75. Daniel Popesc ...
·Oklahoma: Legendre set for Toyota Cup
University of Oklahoma sophomore Steven Legendre will compete in his first meet as a member of the USA Men's Gymnastics Senior National Team at the Toyota Cup in Toyota City, Japan, on Nov 15-16.Legendre will be competing with fellow American Guillermo Alvarez of Team Chevronagainst members of the Japanese, China, Romania, Korea, Hungary, and Belarus's National Teams.
·NCAA: Sooners Ink Four Recruits
University of Oklahoma men's gymnastics head coach Mark Williams announced the signing of four of the nation's top junior gymnasts to National Letters of Intent on Thursday. Jacob Dalton, Chris Stehl, and Anthony and Alexander Naddour will join the Sooners for the 2010 season.
·Oklahoma: Men's Gymnastics Signs Four
University of Oklahoma men's gymnastics head coach Mark Williams announced the signing of four of the nation's top junior gymnasts to National Letters of Intent on Wednesday. Jacob Dalton, Chris Stehl, and Anthony and Alexander Naddour will join the Sooners for the 2010 season."This could be one of the better groups that we have had in a couple of years," said Williams. "I think that says a lot when you consider the ...
·Illinois: Ivankov Joins Illini as Visiting Assistant Coach
University of Illinois head men's gymnastics coach Yoshi Hayasaki announced today the hiring of Ivan Ivankov to serve as visiting assistant coach for the 2009 season.
·Illinois: Orange and Blue Open Season Ranked No. 4
The 2009 edition of the University of Illinois men's gymnastics team opens the year at No. 4 in the GymInfo Preseason Coaches' Poll. The Illini return four All-Americans, including the 2008 NCAA National High Bar champion Paul Ruggeri and 2008 Big Ten Pommel Horse Champion Daniel Ribeiro.
·Oklahoma: Gymnasts Supports Local School
Despite the daily hectic schedule of a Division I athletic program, the University of Oklahoma men's gymnastics recently found time to dress up in costumes and visit the students at Norman's Cleveland Elementary School on Halloween Day.The Sooners have been partnering with Cleveland Elementary School for several years thanks to Cleveland teacher Regina Bell and OU Head Coach Mark Williams.
·NCAA: Wolverines Tabbed No. 6 in Preseason Poll
Michigan has earned a No. 6 ranking in the GymInfo Coaches Preseason Poll. Stanford received the top ranking, amassing 10 first-place votes, while defending NCAA champion Oklahoma came in at No. 2 with a pair of first-place votes. Third-ranked Ohio State and seventh-ranked California each garnered a first-place vote as well.
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·Iowa: GymHawks Add One For 2009
Women's Gymnastics Head Coach Larissa Libby announced Wednesday that Emma Stevenson has signed a National Letter of Intent to attend the University of Iowa next fall. Stevenson is the first commitment to the 2009 recruiting class.
·North Carolina: Tar Heels Sign Three Standout Gymnasts for 2009-10
The University of North Carolina gymnastics program announced Tuesday it has signed Meredith Magjuka of Greenwood, Ind., Michelle Ikoma of Naperville, Ill., and Elizabeth Durkac of Yorktown, Va. to national letters of intent. They will join the team for the 2009-10 academic year.
·Kentucky: Lexington, Ky. Named 2010 NCAA Central Regional Championship Site
The NCAA Women's Gymnastics Committee recently announced the selection of the regional competition sites for 2010. Memorial Coliseum at the University of Kentucky has been selected as the NCAA central regional location.
·Maryland: Tumble Talk: Becca Pang
Freshman gymnast discusses adjusting to college and preparing for the first intrasquad meet in the seventh weekly installment of Terps' Tumble Talk
·Cal: Women's Gymnastics Inks Six New Bears
The California women's gymnastics team has signed six recruits for next season, as announced by head coach Cari DuBois. The signees will join the Golden Bears in the fall of 2009. Five of the six signees are from California, while the other comes to Berkeley from Illinois.
·Air Force: Air Force Gymnastics to Host Blue-Silver Intrasquad on Dec. 6
The Air Force men's and women's gymnastics teams will host a Blue-Silver intrasquad meet on Saturday, Dec. 6. The meet, which will feature the men and women competing together at Cadet West Gym for the first time, is slated to begin at 3 p.m.
·Arizona State: Gymnastics Reinstates 2006 All-American Harris to Roster
The Arizona State women's gymnastics team has welcomed 2006 All-American Nicole Harris back to the team. Harris, who left the team due to personal reasons last January, has been reinstated on the Sun Devils roster effective as of November 17, 2008.
·Washington: GymDawgs Journal: Hatsune Akaogi
Freshman Hatsune Akaogi checks in with her first GymDawgs Journal, updating the Dawg fans on freshman life and preseason training.
·Stanford: Inside the Locker Room: By Stephanie Carter
Gymnasts enjoyed hosting potential recruits over the weekend and seeing their teammates in a new light, on their way to the "Frosh Formal."
·Auburn: Getting to know Auburn Gymnast Justine Foster
We want to start the preseason out by introducing the gymnasts to Tiger fans. Every Monday throughout this upcoming year, we will uniquely get to know one of our gymnasts by asking them interesting questions about themselves.
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