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NAME: Julianne McNamara BIRTHPLACE: FLUSHING, NY BIRTHDATE: 10/11/65 CURRENT RESIDENCE: San Ramon, CA HEIGHT: 4-10 SCHOOL/COLLEGE: Marina High School, Huntington Beach, CA Julianna graduated in 1983 with a 3.95 GPA CLUB: Unattached YEARS IN GYMNASTICS: 8 BEGAN GYMNASTICS IN: 1976 YEARS ON SENIOR NATIONAL TEAM: 5 (1980-1984) FAVORITE APPARATUS/EVENT: Uneven Bars HOBBIES AND INTERESTS: Music & Sports INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION: 1984 Olympic Games, Los Angeles, CA, lst(t)-UB, 2nd-FX, 2nd-Team, 4th-AA 1984 McDonald's USA vs. PR China, Honolulu, Hawaii, 2nd-AA, 1st-Team 1984 International Mixed-Pairs, (with James Hartung) Bethlehem, PA, 1st-AA 1984 McDonald’s American Cup, New York City, NY, 3rd-AA 1983 World Gymnastics Championships, Budapest, Hungary, 16th-AA, 6th(t)-V, 7th-UB, 7th-Team 1983 McDonald's International Invitational, Los Angeles, CA 1983 USA vs. USSR, Los Angeles, CA, 5th-AA, 2nd(t)-V, 5th-UB&BB 1983 McDonald's American Cup, New York, NY, 2nd-AA, lst(t)-UB 1983 International Mixed-Pairs (with Bart Conner), Jacksonville, FL, 7th-AA 1983 USA vs. France, Nantes, France, 2nd-AA 1982 Hungarian Invitational, Hungary, lst-UB, 2nd-V 1982 World Cup, Zagreb,Yugoslavia,8th-AA, 3rd-V,7th-BB 1982 Pacific Cup Championships, Canberra, Australia, 1st-AA 1982 Australian Cup, Melbourne, Australia, 1st-AA, lst- FX&BB&UB&V 1982 McDonald’s American Cup, New York, NY, lst-(t)-AA 1982 International Mixed-Pairs(Bart Conner), Jacksonville, FL, 1st-AA 1982 USA vs. USSR< Gainesville, FL, 6th-AA 1982 USA vs. PRC, Los Angeles, CA, 1st-AA 1982 Ennia Gold Cup, The Hauge, Holland, 3rd-AA, lst-BB&UB 1981 World Championships, Moscow, USSR, 7th(t):AA (highest AA place for U.S. Women in Olympics or World Championships),3rd(t)-UB, 5th-BB,7th-FX 1981 American Cup, Fort Worth, Tx, 1st-AA 1981 New Zealand Games, 1st-AA 1981 International Gymnastics Classic, Los Angeles,CA, 2nd-AA 1980 PRC vs. USA Friendship Invitational,1st-AA 1980 USA Olympic Team NATIONAL COMPETITION: 1984 USGF Olympic Trials, Jacksonville Fla.,2nd-AA 1984 McDonald's Championships of the USA, Evanston, IL 2nd-AA,lst-UB, 2nd(t)-FX, 3rd(t)-BB,5th-V 1983 World Championships Team Trials, Eugene, OR, 1st-AA 1983 McDonald's Championships of the USA, Chicago, IL, 2nd-AA, 1st- UB, 4th-V, 7th-FX 1982 McDonald's Championships of the USA, Salt Lake City,UT 2nd-AA 1982 USGF U.S. Classic, Philadelphia, PA, 1st-AA 1981 World Championship Team Trials, Fort Collins, CO, 1st-AA 1981 Championships of the USA, Bethlehem, PA, 4th-AA, lst-UB 1981 1st Elite Nationals, 1st-AA 1981 Single Elimination Championships, 2nd -AA 1980 Championships of the USA, University of Utah, UT, 1st-AA 1980 USA Olympic Team Trials, Jacksonville, FL, 6th-AA .

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