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CHELLE STACK 1991 Pan American Games Gold & Silver Medalist 1989 World Championships Team Member 1988 Olympian Hometown: Houston, Texas Residence: Houston, Texas Date/Place of Birth: July 23, 1973 (Endicott, N.Y.) Coach: Debbie Kaitschuck Height: 5' 1 1/2" Club: Cypress Gymnastics Years on Senior National Team: 4 (1988-89, 1989-90, 1990-91, 1991-92) Years in Gymnastics: 14 Favorite Apparatus/Event: Uneven Bars and Floor Exercise Hobbies: shopping, dancing, music, collecting dolls and pins INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION 1991 Pan American Games, Santiago de Cuba; 1st-Team, 2nd-AA, lst-FX 1991 USA vs. Romania, Houston, Texas; 12th-AA, lst(t)-V 1991 McDonald's lnternational Mixed Pairs, Atlanta, Ga.; 11th-AA (paired with Jay Thornton) 1991 McDonald's American Cup, Orlando, Fla.; 7th-AA (preliminaries) 1990 Golden Sands, Varna,Bulgaria; 2nd-AA, 2nd-BB, Sth-V, 6th-UB 1990 The Pyramid Challenge: USA vs. GDR, Memphis, Tenn.; 8th-AA, 2nd-BB 1989 World Gymnastics Championships, Stuttgart, FRG; 4th-Team, 28th-AA (Comp. I) 1989 Third French InternationalCompetition, Paris, France; 4th-AA 1989 McDonald's InternationalMixed Pairs, Jacksonville, Fla.; 4th-AA (paired with Wes Suter) 1989 McDonald's American Cup, Fairfax, Va.; 3rd-AA (preliminaries) 1988 XXIV Olympic Games, Seoul, Korea; 4th-Team 1988 McDonald's Gymnastics Challenge: USA/USSR, Phoenix, Ariz.; 11th-AA 1988 McDonald's International Mixed Pairs, Allentown, Pa.; 6th-AA (paired with Dan Hayden) 1988 McDonald's American Cup, Fairfax, Va.; 3rd-AA & V & BB, lst(t)-FX 1987 Chunichi Cup, Nagoya, Japan; l 6th-AA (Stack broke two toes an hour before the competition) NATIONAL COMPETITION 1992 U.S. Gymnastics Championships, Columbus, Ohio; 29th-AA 1992 U.S. Classic, Knoxville, Tenn.; 9th-AA 1991 World Championships Team Trials, Indianapolis, lnd.; 14th-AA (injured-did not complete) 1991 U.S. Olympic Festival, Los Angeles, Calif.; 6th(t)-AA, lst-UB, 2nd-V, 4th-BB ·1991 U.S. Gymnastics Championships, Cincinnati, Ohio; 12th-AA, 3rd(t)-UB ·1990 U.S. Gymnastics Championships, Denver, Colo.; 11th-AA, 4th-BB ·1939 McDonald's World Championships Team Trials, Tempe, Ariz.; 4th-AA ·1939 U.S. Gymnastics Championships, Minneapolis, Minn.; 7th-AA, 1st-UB, 2nd-FX 1988 U.S. Olympic Trials, Salt Lake City, Utah; 5th-AA ·1988 McDonald's U.S. Gynmastics Championships, Houston, Texas; 4th-AA, 1st-UB, 3rd-FX, Sth-V ·1988 U.S. Classic, Atlanta, Ga.; 3rd-AA 1988 Mardi Gras Invitational, Baton Rouge, La.; 2nd-AA & BB, lst(t)-UB, 3rd(t)-V 1987 McDonald's U.S. Gymnastics Championships, Kansas City, Mo.; 2nd-AA (junior division) .

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