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2014 P&G Championships Page: 1 2014 P&G Championships - Women Day 1 Printed: 8/20/2014 5:51:47 PM Rotation Schedule Aug 21, 2014 REVISION #1 Session: 1 -- Juniors Thursday, August 21, 2014 Rotation 1 159 Norah Flatley 154 Jordan Chiles 185 Olivia Trautman 179 Grace Quinn Chow's Naydenov Twin City Twisters Texas Dreams 166 Morgan Hurd 167 Sydney Johnson-Scharpf 168 Shilese Jones 152 Elena Arenas First State Brandy Johnson's Auburn Georgia Elite 184 Deanne Soza 156 Christina Desiderio 173 Lauren Navarro 180 Lexy Ramler Arete Parkettes Gliders KidSport 151 Ariana Agrapides 171 Taylor Lawson 177 Abby Paulson 183 Ragan Smith MG Elite Parkettes Twin City Twisters Texas Dreams 174 Victoria Nguyen 162 Margzetta Frazier 176 Marissa Oakley Chow's Parkettes Phenom 30 seccond touch warm-up 30 seccond touch warm-up 30 seccond touch warm-up 30 seccond touch warm-up 186 Alexis Vasquez 181 Alyona Shchennikova 178 Adriana Popp 155 Nia Dennis Chow's TIGAR Girls Co-Op Buckeye 160 Jazmyn Foberg 163 Megan Freed 182 Megan Skaggs 175 Maile O'Keefe MG Elite Parkettes Gym Acad Atlanta Salcianu 172 Maggie Musselman 161 Molly Frack 158 Rachael Flam 153 Aria Brusch Hill's Parkettes Stars-Houston Cincinnati 169 Adeline Kenlin 157 Bailey Ferrer 165 Delanie Harkness 164 Emily Gaskins Iowa Gym-Nest Orlando Metro Twistars USA Cincinnati Rotation 2 180 Lexy Ramler 184 Deanne Soza 156 Christina Desiderio 173 Lauren Navarro KidSport Arete Parkettes Gliders 183 Ragan Smith 151 Ariana Agrapides 171 Taylor Lawson 177 Abby Paulson Texas Dreams MG Elite Parkettes Twin City Twisters 155 Nia Dennis 174 Victoria Nguyen 162 Margzetta Frazier 176 Marissa Oakley Buckeye Chow's Parkettes Phenom 175 Maile O'Keefe 186 Alexis Vasquez 181 Alyona Shchennikova 178 Adriana Popp Salcianu Chow's TIGAR Girls Co-Op 160 Jazmyn Foberg 163 Megan Freed 182 Megan Skaggs MG Elite Parkettes Gym Acad Atlanta 30 seccond touch warm-up 30 seccond touch warm-up 30 seccond touch warm-up 30 seccond touch warm-up 153 Aria Brusch 172 Maggie Musselman 161 Molly Frack 158 Rachael Flam Cincinnati Hill's Parkettes Stars-Houston 164 Emily Gaskins 169 Adeline Kenlin 157 Bailey Ferrer 165 Delanie Harkness Cincinnati Iowa Gym-Nest Orlando Metro Twistars USA 179 Grace Quinn 159 Norah Flatley 154 Jordan Chiles 185 Olivia Trautman Texas Dreams Chow's Naydenov Twin City Twisters 152 Elena Arenas 166 Morgan Hurd 167 Sydney Johnson-Scharpf 168 Shilese Jones Georgia Elite First State Brandy Johnson's Auburn ProScore v 5.0.6 - C opy right 1993-2014 A uburn Electronics Group - Licensed to: USA Gy mnastics Page: 2 2014 P&G Championships - Women Day 1 Printed: 8/20/2014 5:51:47 PM Rotation Schedule Aug 21, 2014 REVISION #1 Session: 1 -- Juniors Thursday, August 21, 2014 Rotation 3 176 Marissa Oakley 155 Nia Dennis 174 Victoria Nguyen 162 Margzetta Frazier Phenom Buckeye Chow's Parkettes 178 Adriana Popp 175 Maile O'Keefe 186 Alexis Vasquez 181 Alyona Shchennikova Girls Co-Op Salcianu Chow's TIGAR 182 Megan Skaggs 153 Aria Brusch 160 Jazmyn Foberg 163 Megan Freed Gym Acad Atlanta Cincinnati MG Elite Parkettes 158 Rachael Flam 164 Emily Gaskins 172 Maggie Musselman 161 Molly Frack Stars-Houston Cincinnati Hill's Parkettes 165 Delanie Harkness 169 Adeline Kenlin 157 Bailey Ferrer Twistars USA Iowa Gym-Nest Orlando Metro 30 seccond touch warm-up 30 seccond touch warm-up 30 seccond touch warm-up 30 seccond touch warm-up 185 Olivia Trautman 179 Grace Quinn 159 Norah Flatley 154 Jordan Chiles Twin City Twisters Texas Dreams Chow's Naydenov 168 Shilese Jones 152 Elena Arenas 166 Morgan Hurd 167 Sydney Johnson-Scharpf Auburn Georgia Elite First State Brandy Johnson's 173 Lauren Navarro 180 Lexy Ramler 184 Deanne Soza 156 Christina Desiderio Gliders KidSport Arete Parkettes 177 Abby Paulson 183 Ragan Smith 151 Ariana Agrapides 171 Taylor Lawson Twin City Twisters Texas Dreams MG Elite Parkettes Rotation 4 163 Megan Freed 182 Megan Skaggs 153 Aria Brusch 160 Jazmyn Foberg Parkettes Gym Acad Atlanta Cincinnati MG Elite 161 Molly Frack 158 Rachael Flam 164 Emily Gaskins 172 Maggie Musselman Parkettes Stars-Houston Cincinnati Hill's 157 Bailey Ferrer 165 Delanie Harkness 179 Grace Quinn 169 Adeline Kenlin Orlando Metro Twistars USA Texas Dreams Iowa Gym-Nest 154 Jordan Chiles 185 Olivia Trautman 152 Elena Arenas 159 Norah Flatley Naydenov Twin City Twisters Georgia Elite Chow's 167 Sydney Johnson-Scharpf 168 Shilese Jones 166 Morgan Hurd Brandy Johnson's Auburn First State 30 seccond touch warm-up 30 seccond touch warm-up 30 seccond touch warm-up 30 seccond touch warm-up 156 Christina Desiderio 173 Lauren Navarro 180 Lexy Ramler 184 Deanne Soza Parkettes Gliders KidSport Arete 171 Taylor Lawson 177 Abby Paulson 183 Ragan Smith 151 Ariana Agrapides Parkettes Twin City Twisters Texas Dreams MG Elite 162 Margzetta Frazier 176 Marissa Oakley 155 Nia Dennis 174 Victoria Nguyen Parkettes Phenom Buckeye Chow's 181 Alyona Shchennikova 178 Adriana Popp 175 Maile O'Keefe 186 Alexis Vasquez TIGAR Girls Co-Op Salcianu Chow's ProScore v 5.0.6 - C opy right 1993-2014 A uburn Electronics Group - Licensed to: USA Gy mnastics.
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