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2017-18 Men's Gymnastics University of Illinois 2017-18 MEN’S GYMNASTICS TABLE OF CONTENTS 2017-18 Fighting Illini Roster/Schedule 5 Head Coach Justin Spring6-7 Associate Head Coach Daniel Ribeiro 8 Assistant Coach Don Osborn9 Volunteer Assistant Coach Joey Peters 8 Director of Operations Max Soifer 9 Support Staff 9 Facilities 10-11 Senior Bobby Baker12 Senior Tyson Bull13 Junior Alex Diab14 RS-Senior Chandler Eggleston 15 Sophomore Danny Graham 16 Junior Johnny Jacobson 17 Sophomore Jacob Light 18 Junior Blake Martin19 FIGHTING ILLINI QUICK FACTS Senior Harry McLellan 20 Senior Dennis Minton 21 UNIVERSITY MEN’S GYMNASTICS OFFICE Senior Brandon Ngai22 Location Urbana-Champaign Office Manager Mary Gallagher Sophomore Michael Paradise 23 Enrollment 44,942 Gymnastics Office Phone ����������������� 217-265-8034 Sophomore Sebastian Quiana24 Nickname ��������������������������������������������� Fighting Illini Gymnastics Office Fax 217-244-9758 Senior Andreas Silbermann25 Colors ����������������������������������������������Orange and Blue Junior Ross Thompson26 Conference Big Ten 2016-17 RECAP Freshman Max Diab 27 President Timothy Killeen 2017 Overall Record �����������������������������������������������23-8 Freshman Joel Diaz 27 Chancellor ������������������������������������������� Robert J Jones 2017 Big Ten Finish Second Freshman Justin Jepsen 28 Athletic Director Josh Whitman 2017 NCAA Finish Third RS-Freshman Connor Jones28 Home Facility (Capacity) Huff Hall (3,800) 2017 High Score 422900 (at ASU, 1//21) RS-Freshman Tommy Mistretta29 COACHING STAFF 2017-18 Preview Freshman Cobey Pava29 Head Coach .................... Justin Spring 2017-18 Preseason Ranking ���������������������������������Fifth RS-Freshman Zach Treadway 30 2017 National Champions Returning/Lost �������������0/0 Alma Mater...................... Illinois, ‘06 2017 All-Americans Returning/Lost 4/0 Overall Record/Season ....... 145-62-1/Eighth 2016-17 Season Review 31 Letterwinners Returning/Lost 15/4 2017 Big Ten Championships Review32 Big Ten Record/Season ............ 52-17/Eighth Newcomers 5 2017 NCAA Championships Review 33 Associate Head Coach/Season Daniel Ribeiro/Sixth First Year of Men’s Gymnastics 1898 2016-17 Meet-by-Meet Results34-38 Assistant Coach/Season ...... Don Osborn/Second Years at NCAA Team Championships/Last 48/2017 Director of Operations/Season ����������Max Soifer/First NCAA Titles �������10 (’39, ’40, ’41, ’42, ’50, ’55, ’56, ’58, ’89, ‘12) All-Time Coaching Records39-40 Volunteer Assistant/Season Joey Peters/First All-Time Results . .41-44 All-Time Series Records45 All-Time Titles Leaders 46 ATHLETICS COMMUNICATION International Honors 47 NCAA Honors 47-49 Men’s Gymnastics Contact Kevin Cole Big Ten Honors 49-51 E-mail Address��������������������������������������������kpcole2@illinoisedu Academic Honors . 51-52 Individual & Team Records 53-56 Office Phone��������������������������������������������������� 217-300-1503 All-Time Letterwinners . 57-58 Cell Phone������������������������������������������������������� 847-644-2928 2017-18 Fighting Illini TV Roster 59 Sports Information Director ���������������������������������������Kent Brown Associate Director ����������������������������������������������� Derrick Burson CREDITS: The 2017-18 Illinois men’s gymnastics record book is a publication Assistant Directors � Derek Neal, Jenny Dewar, Brett Moore, Libby Knight of the University of Illinois Athletics Communications Office Interns ���������������������������������������������� Chad Beyler, Grace Duggan Graduate Assistant����������������������������������������������������� Kevin Cole Photos by Mark Jones, Brad Leeb and Getty Images Creative Design/New Media ������� Adam Marantz, Trevor Diedrich Office Manager �������������������������������������������������������������Jen Fisher Office Phone/Fax 217-333-1391/217-333-5540 Web Site wwwFIGHTINGILLINIcom Facebook...................................................... wwwfacebookcom/Illinimgym Twitter wwwtwittercom/Illinimgym Instagram ................................................... wwwinstagramcom/Illinimgym Mailing Address Bielfeldt Athletic Administration Building 1700 South Fourth St, Champaign, IL 61820 2018 ILLINOIS MEN’S GYMNASTICS // 1 2012 The Fighting Illini men’s gymnastics team climbed back from a two-point deficit in the final two rotations of the night to win the 2012 NCAA Championship at Oklahoma’s Lloyd Noble Center The Orange and Blue posted a season-high score of 358850, including a school record-break- ing 60750 on pommel horse, to edge host and top-ranked Oklahoma (357450) and win the national title NATIONAL 10CHAMPIONSHIPS 1989 Legendary coach Yoshi Hayasaki got his lone national championship in 1989, guiding Illinois to the first NCAA title of any Illini sport since 1958 Illinois finished first with a score of 283400, defending national champion Nebraska took second (282300) and Minnesota third 1958 1956 With Charley Pond at the helm, Illinois Men’s Gymnastics tied (79-79) The Fighting Illini won their second-consecutive NCAA title over with the host, Michigan State, for first place at the national champi- Penn State, handedly beating the Nittany Lions 1235 to 675, onship, the first instance of a draw in NCAA tournament history under Charley Pond The event was held at North Carolina NATIONAL 10CHAMPIONSHIPS 1955 1950 Two-time champion Penn State is defeated by Charley Pond’s Charley Pond coached the Illini to his first NCAA Championship, nar- repeat runner-up Illini, 82-69, at UCLA rowly beating out Temple 26-25 The event was hosted by Army 1942 1941 Hartley Price’s fourth and final NCAA Championship with the Fight- Illinois defeats the University of Minnesota Golden Gophers, ing Illini Illinois defeated Penn State, 39-30, with the event hosted 69-525, for its third-consecutive NCAA title Chicago hosted the by Navy event NATIONAL 10CHAMPIONSHIPS 1940 1939 Coach Price and the men’s gymnastics team bring home their After placing second in the first NCAA title meet, Coach Hartley second NCAA Championship, winning over both Navy and Temple, Price and the Fighting Illini beat Army 21-17 to win the school’s 20-17, in Chicago first men’s gymnastics title Chicago hosted the event Fighting Illini Gymnastics // 10 National Championships // Most All-Americans in the Nation FIGHTING ILLINI MEN’S GYMNASTICS 5 THE 2017-18 FIGHTING ILLINI Top row (L-R): Jordan Kovach, Connor Jones, Sebastian Quiana, Tommy Mistretta, Justin Jepsen, Blake Martin, Brandon Ngai Middle row (L-R): Danny Graham, Dennis Minton, Andreas Silbermann, Chandler Eggleston, Ross Thompson, Tyson Bull, Michael Paradise Bottom row (L-R): Harry McLellan, Alex Diab, Max Diab, Joel Diaz, Jacob Light, Cobey Pava, Zach Treadway, Johnny Jacobson, Bobby Baker ILLINOIS ALPHABETICAL ROSTER 2017-18 SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT TIME No. NAME YR. EVENT HOMETOWN/PREVIOUS SCHOOL DEC. 9 ORANGE & BLUE EXHIBITION 4 P.M. Jan 13 Windy City Invitational (Chicago, Ill) 7:30 pm 23 Bobby Baker Sr AA Lemont, Ill/Lemont Jan. 20 ARIZONA STATE 4 P.M. 13 Tyson Bull Sr AA The Basin, Victoria, Australia/Victorian Col of the Arts Jan 27 Penn State 3 pm 34 Alex Diab Jr AA Glen Ellyn, Ill/Glenbard West Feb 3 Iowa 1 pm 45 Max Diab Fr FX, SR, VT Glen Ellyn, Ill/Glenbard West Feb 10 Minnesota 2:30 pm 1 Joel Diaz Fr AA Cypress, Texas/Cypress Woods Feb 15-17 Winter Cup (Las Vegas, Nev) TBA 24 Chandler Eggleston R-Sr AA Jamestown, NC/Southwest Guilford Feb. 24 MICHIGAN 1 P.M. 21 Danny Graham So FX, PB, SR Clarendon Hills, Ill/Hinsdale Central March 3 Stanford Invite 6 pm 15 Johnny Jacobson Jr AA Syracuse, Utah/Syracuse March 9 AIR FORCE & UIC 7 P.M. March 17 OKLAHOMA 11 A.M. 30 Justin Jepsen Fr AA Pleasant Grove, Utah/American Fork April 6-7 Big Ten Championships (Ann Arbor, Mich)# TBA 17 Connor Jones R-Fr FX, HB, VT Haymarket, Va/Thomas Jefferson April 20-21 NCAA Championships (Chicago, Ill) TBA 97 Jordan Kovach So AA Chickasha, Okla 4 Jacob Light So AA Macungie, Pa/Emmaus • All times Central and subject to change 2 Blake Martin Jr FX,PH,VT,HB Columbus, Ohio/Columbus Academy • All home meets in BOLD CAPS and held at Huff Hall 7 Harry McLellan Sr PH,VT Wyckoff, NJ/Bergen Catholic # Denotes meets aired on BTN 10 Dennis Minton Sr SR Cincinnati, Ohio/Gahanna Lincoln $ Denotes meets aired on BTN+ 16 Tommy Mistretta R-Fr AA Easton, Pa/Livermore 42 Brandon Ngai Sr PH Sacramento, Calif/Heritage Peak Charter School 88 Michael Paradise So PH Bartlett, Ill/Bartlett Pronunciation Guide 98 Cobey Pava Fr AA Chicago, Ill/Wolcott 32 Sebastian Quiana So FX, HB, PB, VT Oradell, NJ/River Dell Alex Diab............................................ DEE-ab Max Diab............................................ DEE-ab 18 Andreas Silbermann Sr FX, PB, PH, SR Chandler, Ariz/Petaluma Harry McLellan Mick-Lel-un 6 Ross Thompson Jr FX,VT,PB,HB Kansas City, Mo/UMKC Brandon Ngai . NYE. (like eye) 3 Zach Treadway R-Fr AA Norman, Okla/Connections Academy Cobey Pava. Pah-vuh Sebastian Quiana Key-ah-nuh Head Coach: Justin Spring (8th season) Daniel Ribeiro. .Rih-BEAR-oh . Associate Head Coach: Daniel Ribeiro (7th season) Assistant Coach: Don Osborn (3rd season) Director of Operations: Max Soifer (1st season) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Joey Peters (1st season) Fighting Illini Gymnastics // 10 National
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