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2021 US Championships Page: 1 2021 U.S. Championships - Women Day 2 Printed: 6/2/2021 10:58:38 A M Rotation Schedule Jun 6, 2021 Session: 4W -- Senior Women Day 2 Sunday, June 6, 2021 Rotation 1 232 Ava Siegfeldt 208 Kara Eaker 231 Zoe Miller 216 Ciena Alipio World Class GAGE World Champions Midwest Gym 215 Katelyn Rosen 222 Emma Malabuyo 228 Jordan Chiles 220 Addison Fatta Mavericks Gym Texas Dreams World Champions Prestige Gym 206 Morgan Hurd 209 Aleah Finnegan 214 Chellsie Memmel 207 Shilese Jones First State GAGE M and M Gym Future Gym Acad 219 eMjae Frazier 210 Leanne Wong 227 Simone Biles Parkettes NGC GAGE World Champions 30 second touch warm-up 30 second touch warm-up 30 second touch warm-up 30 second touch warm-up 201 Jade Carey 223 Grace McCallum 230 Karis German 205 Kaylen Morgan Arizona Sunrays Twin City Twisters World Champions Everest Gymnastics 211 Laurie Hernandez 212 Kayla DiCello 204 MyKayla Skinner 217 Sunisa Lee Gym-Max Hill's Gymnastics Desert Lights Midwest Gym 224 Skye Blakely 225 Emily Lee 229 Amari Drayton WOGA West Valley World Champions 226 Sydney Barros World Champions Rotation 2 207 Shilese Jones 202 Riley McCusker 209 Aleah Finnegan 214 Chellsie Memmel Future Gym Acad Arizona Sunrays GAGE M and M Gym 205 Kaylen Morgan 206 Morgan Hurd 210 Leanne Wong 227 Simone Biles Everest Gymnastics First State GAGE World Champions 217 Sunisa Lee 219 eMjae Frazier 223 Grace McCallum 230 Karis German Midwest Gym Parkettes NGC Twin City Twisters World Champions 201 Jade Carey 212 Kayla DiCello 204 MyKayla Skinner Arizona Sunrays Hill's Gymnastics Desert Lights 30 second touch warm-up 30 second touch warm-up 30 second touch warm-up 30 second touch warm-up 216 Ciena Alipio 211 Laurie Hernandez 225 Emily Lee 229 Amari Drayton Midwest Gym Gym-Max West Valley World Champions 220 Addison Fatta 224 Skye Blakely 208 Kara Eaker 226 Sydney Barros Prestige Gym WOGA GAGE World Champions 232 Ava Siegfeldt 222 Emma Malabuyo 231 Zoe Miller World Class Texas Dreams World Champions 228 Jordan Chiles World Champions ProScore v 5.7.1 - C opy right 1993-2020 A uburn Electronics Group - Licensed to: A uburn Electronics Group Page: 2 2021 U.S. Championships - Women Day 2 Printed: 6/2/2021 10:58:38 A M Rotation Schedule Jun 6, 2021 Session: 4W -- Senior Women Day 2 Sunday, June 6, 2021 Rotation 3 230 Karis German 205 Kaylen Morgan 219 eMjae Frazier 223 Grace McCallum World Champions Everest Gymnastics Parkettes NGC Twin City Twisters 204 MyKayla Skinner 217 Sunisa Lee 201 Jade Carey 212 Kayla DiCello Desert Lights Midwest Gym Arizona Sunrays Hill's Gymnastics 229 Amari Drayton 216 Ciena Alipio 211 Laurie Hernandez 225 Emily Lee World Champions Midwest Gym Gym-Max West Valley 226 Sydney Barros 224 Skye Blakely 208 Kara Eaker World Champions WOGA GAGE 30 second touch warm-up 30 second touch warm-up 30 second touch warm-up 30 second touch warm-up 231 Zoe Miller 220 Addison Fatta 232 Ava Siegfeldt 222 Emma Malabuyo World Champions Prestige Gym World Class Texas Dreams 228 Jordan Chiles 207 Shilese Jones 215 Katelyn Rosen 209 Aleah Finnegan World Champions Future Gym Acad Mavericks Gym GAGE 214 Chellsie Memmel 218 Lyden Saltness 206 Morgan Hurd 210 Leanne Wong M and M Gym Midwest Gym First State GAGE 227 Simone Biles World Champions Rotation 4 225 Emily Lee 229 Amari Drayton 216 Ciena Alipio 211 Laurie Hernandez West Valley World Champions Midwest Gym Gym-Max 208 Kara Eaker 226 Sydney Barros 220 Addison Fatta 224 Skye Blakely GAGE World Champions Prestige Gym WOGA 222 Emma Malabuyo 231 Zoe Miller 207 Shilese Jones 232 Ava Siegfeldt Texas Dreams World Champions Future Gym Acad World Class 209 Aleah Finnegan 228 Jordan Chiles 215 Katelyn Rosen GAGE World Champions Mavericks Gym 30 second touch warm-up 30 second touch warm-up 30 second touch warm-up 30 second touch warm-up 210 Leanne Wong 214 Chellsie Memmel 205 Kaylen Morgan 206 Morgan Hurd GAGE M and M Gym Everest Gymnastics First State 223 Grace McCallum 227 Simone Biles 217 Sunisa Lee 219 eMjae Frazier Twin City Twisters World Champions Midwest Gym Parkettes NGC 212 Kayla DiCello 230 Karis German 201 Jade Carey Hill's Gymnastics World Champions Arizona Sunrays 204 MyKayla Skinner Desert Lights ProScore v 5.7.1 - C opy right 1993-2020 A uburn Electronics Group - Licensed to: A uburn Electronics Group.
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