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SUNDAY, AUGUST 20, 2017 SPORTS Pritchett has quickest run 2018 Vuelta to Kyle Busch wins at in NHRA history at 3.640s begin in Malaga Bristol for 19th time BRAINERD: Leah Pritchett had the quickest run in NHRA history with NIMES: Next year’s Vuelta a Espana will start with a time trial in BRISTOL: Kyle Busch continued his domination at Bristol Motor Speedway 3.640-second pass at 330.63 mph Friday night at Brainerd International Malaga, race organisers announced yesterday. “The (2018) Vuelta will with a victory Friday night in the Xfinity Series race. The win was the 19th Speedway in Lucas Oil NHRA Nationals qualifying. She broke her own Top start August 25 in Malaga,” race director Javier Guillen told reporters in national series victory at Bristol for Busch, who also won the Truck Series Fuel record of 3.658 set in Arizona in February. “We’ve looked forward to the French city of Nimes. The 2017 edition begins later Saturday in race Wednesday night. And just like that win, Busch had to overcome a this night session for a long time,” Pritchett said. “Knowing that Nimes, just the third time the race has started outside of Spain. It set speeding penalty on pit road to get to victory lane. “Just a great car,” Busch Brainerd, this track, this surface, the conditions and what NHRA off from the Portuguese capital Lisbon in 1997 and from Assen in the said about his Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota. Busch won the first stage of the race is able to do to it, lays down the ground work for us to pull out Netherlands in 2009. -
2016 U.S. Olympic Trials
Page: 1 2016 U.S. Olympic Trials - Women Day 1 Printed: 6/30/2016 10:48:07 A M Rotation Schedule Jul 8, 2016 REVISION #2 Session: 1W -- Senior Women Friday, July 08, 2016 Rotation 1 126 Ragan Smith 113 Amelia Hundley Texas Dreams Cincinnati Gymnastic 120 Maggie Nichols 111 Rachel Gowey Twin City Twisters Chow's 124 Emily Schild 106 Gabrielle Douglas Everest Gymnastics Buckeye Gymnastics 105 Christina Desiderio Parkettes Gymnastics 30 second touch warmup 30 second touch warmup 30 second touch warmup 30 second touch warmup 112 Lauren Hernandez 125 MyKayla Skinner MG Elite Desert Lights 107 Brenna Dowell 122 Alexandra Raisman GAGE Brestyan's Gymnastic 102 Simone Biles 116 Madison Kocian World Champions WOGA Rotation 2 111 Rachel Gowey 120 Maggie Nichols Chow's Twin City Twisters 106 Gabrielle Douglas 124 Emily Schild Buckeye Gymnastics Everest Gymnastics 125 MyKayla Skinner 105 Christina Desiderio Desert Lights Parkettes Gymnastics 112 Lauren Hernandez MG Elite 30 second touch warmup 30 second touch warmup 30 second touch warmup 30 second touch warmup 122 Alexandra Raisman 107 Brenna Dowell Brestyan's Gymnastic GAGE 116 Madison Kocian 102 Simone Biles WOGA World Champions 113 Amelia Hundley 117 Ashton Locklear Cincinnati Gymnastic Everest Gymnastics 126 Ragan Smith Texas Dreams ProScore v 5.2.1 - C opy right 1993-2016 A uburn Electronics Group - Licensed to: A uburn Electronics Group Page: 2 2016 U.S. Olympic Trials - Women Day 1 Printed: 6/30/2016 10:48:07 A M Rotation Schedule Jul 8, 2016 REVISION #2 Session: 1W -- Senior Women Friday, -
2016 U.S. Olympic Trials
Page: 1 2016 U.S. Olympic Trials - Women Day 2 Printed: 6/30/2016 10:48:23 A M Rotation Schedule Jul 10, 2016 REVISION #2 Session: 2W -- Senior Women Sunday, July 10, 2016 Rotation 1 116 Madison Kocian 102 Simone Biles WOGA World Champions 122 Alexandra Raisman 107 Brenna Dowell Brestyan's Gymnastic GAGE 125 MyKayla Skinner 112 Lauren Hernandez Desert Lights MG Elite 105 Christina Desiderio Parkettes Gymnastics 30 second touch warmup 30 second touch warmup 30 second touch warmup 30 second touch warmup 106 Gabrielle Douglas 124 Emily Schild Buckeye Gymnastics Everest Gymnastics 111 Rachel Gowey 120 Maggie Nichols Chow's Twin City Twisters 113 Amelia Hundley 126 Ragan Smith Cincinnati Gymnastic Texas Dreams Rotation 2 107 Brenna Dowell 122 Alexandra Raisman GAGE Brestyan's Gymnastic 112 Lauren Hernandez 125 MyKayla Skinner MG Elite Desert Lights 105 Christina Desiderio 106 Gabrielle Douglas Parkettes Gymnastics Buckeye Gymnastics 124 Emily Schild Everest Gymnastics 30 second touch warmup 30 second touch warmup 30 second touch warmup 30 second touch warmup 120 Maggie Nichols 111 Rachel Gowey Twin City Twisters Chow's 126 Ragan Smith 113 Amelia Hundley Texas Dreams Cincinnati Gymnastic 102 Simone Biles 116 Madison Kocian World Champions WOGA ProScore v 5.2.1 - C opy right 1993-2016 A uburn Electronics Group - Licensed to: A uburn Electronics Group Page: 2 2016 U.S. Olympic Trials - Women Day 2 Printed: 6/30/2016 10:48:24 A M Rotation Schedule Jul 10, 2016 REVISION #2 Session: 2W -- Senior Women Sunday, July 10, 2016 Rotation 3 112 Lauren -
2018 U.S. Gymnastics Championships
Page: 1 2018 U.S. Championships - Men Day 1 Printed: 8/16/2018 4:06 PM Men / J5 / 15-16 Meet Results Session: 1M Aug 16, 2018 Judge's Signatures Rank Num Name AA Gym 1 12 Isaiah Drake Diff: 4.200 4.300 3.800 4.800 4.000 3.800 Gymnastics Olympica Exec: 9.250 8.700 7.800 9.200 8.850 8.650 ND: __.___ __.___ __.___ __.___ __.___ __.___ Final: 13.450 13.000 11.600 14.000 12.850 12.450 77.350 Place: 2T 3T 21 7 4 8T 1 2 2 Taylor Burkhart Diff: 5.000 4.100 4.300 4.800 4.600 4.600 5280 Gym Exec: 7.800 8.100 8.500 9.050 8.150 8.300 ND: __.___ __.___ __.___ -0.100 __.___ __.___ Final: 12.800 12.200 12.800 13.750 12.750 12.900 77.200 Place: 12T 10T 6* 11T 5 1 2 3 84 Nicolas Kuebler Diff: 4.300 4.500 4.200 4.000 4.100 3.900 Metropolitan Exec: 8.650 7.950 8.750 9.350 8.900 8.700 ND: -0.300 __.___ __.___ __.___ __.___ __.___ Final: 12.650 12.450 12.950 13.350 13.000 12.600 77.000 Place: 16T 9 4 16* 3 3T 3 4T 71 Fuzzy Benas Diff: 4.700 4.600 4.500 5.200 4.400 4.400 EnRich Exec: 8.950 6.500 8.650 9.200 7.950 8.100 ND: __.___ __.___ __.___ __.___ -0.300 __.___ Final: 13.650 11.100 13.150 14.400 12.050 12.500 76.850 Place: 1 17 2 1 12 6T 4T 4T 52 Khoi Young Diff: 4.800 4.400 4.300 4.800 4.200 3.600 Sportsplex Exec: 8.450 9.000 7.800 9.350 8.500 7.750 ND: __.___ __.___ __.___ -0.100 __.___ __.___ Final: 13.250 13.400 12.100 14.050 12.700 11.350 76.850 Place: 5 1 15 6 6 21T 4T 4T 72 Colt Walker Diff: 4.700 4.600 4.400 5.200 4.400 4.000 Acrotex Exec: 8.750 8.000 8.650 8.900 6.950 8.300 ND: __.___ __.___ __.___ __.___ __.___ __.___ Final: 13.450 12.600 13.050 -
2020 Winter Cup Finals Printed: 2/21/2020 2:35:34 PM Rotation Schedule Feb 22, 2020 Session: 3 -- Finals Saturday, February 22, 2020 Rotation 1
Page: 1 2020 Winter Cup Finals Printed: 2/21/2020 2:35:34 PM Rotation Schedule Feb 22, 2020 Session: 3 -- Finals Saturday, February 22, 2020 Rotation 1 7 Alec Yoder 9 Grant Breckenridg 61 Zachary Nunez 23 Colt Walker 75 Matt Cormier 28 Marvin Kimble Ohio State Stanford Cypress AcroTex MEGA MA Salto 41 Michael Moran 11 Kiwan Watts 92 Logan Myers 22 Sam Mikulak 71 Fuzzy Benas 1 Allan Bower Univ of Minnesota Arizona State 5280 Gymnastics USOPTC EnRich Univ of Oklahoma 26 Nicolas Kuebler 10 Brandon Briones 104 Joseph Pepe 8 Timothy Wang 81 Kameron Nelson 4 Yul Moldauer Metropolitan Stanford North Valley Air Force Hayden's Univ of Oklahoma 32 Cameron Bock 19 Riley Loos 64 Noah Giordano 13 Eddie Penev 93 Brandon Nguyen 12 Isaiah Drake Univ of Michigan Stanford 5280 Gymnastics USOPTC EGA Gym Olympica 20 Shane Wiskus 6 Brody Malone 57 Oliver Zavel 30 Alex Diab 54 Ian Lasic-Ellis 37 Gage Dyer Univ of Minnesota Stanford Crenshaws Univ of Illinois MEGA MA Univ of Oklahoma 17 Paul Juda 27 Akash Modi 59 Steven Lukasik 48 Adrian De Los An 94 Rithik Puri 33 Colin Van Wicklen Univ of Michigan Stanford LaFleurs Tampa USOPTC Lakeshore Univ of Oklahoma 49 Sean Melton 25 Ian Gunther 51 Asher Hong 21 Robert Neff 62 Fred Richard 43 Genki Suzuki Ohio State Stanford Cypress USOPTC MEGA MA Univ of Oklahoma 3 Donothan Bailey 69 Cameron Lee 34 Matt Wenske USOPTC WOGA Univ of Oklahoma Rotation 2 1 Allan Bower 41 Michael Moran 11 Kiwan Watts 92 Logan Myers 22 Sam Mikulak 71 Fuzzy Benas Univ of Oklahoma Univ of Minnesota Arizona State 5280 Gymnastics USOPTC EnRich -
2021 CGA Awards Program
2021 College Gymnastics Association Awards Program CGA AWARDS PROGRAM 2021 1 Statement from CGA President Mike Burns Last year at this time we were just at the start of a year that some would prefer to forget altogether. We lost the last part of our season which was devastating to us all. No conference and national champions were crowned, no All-Americans were determined, no epic battles were fought on the competition floor. And that was a bitter pill to swallow. Every one of us was impacted in a negative way. Something we always expected to happen was taken away and that started the process of self reflection and trying to manage the tidal wave of emotions that washed over us all. It was a time we'd all like to forget indeed. However, if we decided to forget this crazy year, think about all of the awesome things we'd be purging from our memories. All the Zoom meetings with our teams that helped strengthen the bonds within our teams; all the ways you found to stay in shape; all the injuries that actually had a chance to heal a little further; all the positive energy you were forced to find in the face of adversity to just find a way. Adversity is an interesting thing. At first it seems impenetrable, a problem without a solution. But then, what happens? Our collective creative juices start to flow and solutions are discovered. We enter the 'Lewis & Clark' phase of discovery. We drive into unknown territory and while it seems daunting at first, lo and behold, we adjust to a new way of thinking and acting that never would have occurred if not for the original adversity we encountered. -
Women's Gymnastic Scoring
Women’s gymnastic scoring What happened to gymnasts receiving a perfect 10 for their routines? In gymnastics a perfect score used to be a 10. In 1976 a young Romanian woman, Nadia Comăneci, was the first Olympic gymnast to score a 10 on any event in gymnastics. Her routine was flawless. You can watch her routine at here; http://www.yummymath.com/2012/perfect-10/. Ten is no longer a perfect score. So how will gymnasts be scored at this year’s Olympics? Beware; this is a very simplified summary of the new scoring for women’s artistic gymnastics. There will be 8 judges for each gymnast's routine. Two of the judges will give a score for the difficulty of the routine (D score) and 6 judges will rank the execution score (E-score). Each contestant will receive 2 scores for each routine ... a D-score and an E-score. § The D-score (or Difficulty score) evaluates the content of the exercise on three criteria: the Difficulty Value (DV), Composition Requirements (CR) and Connection Value (CV). • DV: The difficulty value of the eight highest value elements of the routine, including the dismount, is added together. Elements are ranked depending on their difficulty. Each element in a routine has a point value based on its difficulty, starting at zero and increasing by one-tenth for each subsequent level. Therefore, an “A” level skill is given a point value of one-tenth whereas an “E” level skill has a point value of five-tenths. • CR: Gymnasts must demonstrate skills from five required Element Groups on each apparatus. -
2015 P&G Championships
Page: 1 2015 P&G Championships - Women Day 1 Printed: 8/3/2015 10:17:36 A M Rotation Schedule Aug 13, 2015 Session: 2W -- Seniors Thursday, August 13, 2015 Rotation 1 112 Lauren Navarro 106 Brenna Dowell 107 Rachel Gowey 108 Amelia Hundley Gliders-Charter Oak GAGE Chow's Gymnastics Cincinnati 119 MyKayla Skinner 109 Bailie Key 101 Alyssa Baumann 118 Megan Skaggs Desert Lights Texas Dreams WOGA Gym Acad of Atlanta 105 Gabrielle Douglas 102 Simone Biles 114 Alexandra Raisman 111 Ashton Locklear Buckeye Gymnastics World Champions Brestyan's Everest Gymnastics 113 Maggie Nichols 104 Madison Desch 110 Madison Kocian 115 Kyla Ross Twin City Twisters GAGE WOGA Gym-Max 117 Polina Shchennikova 103 Nia Dennis 116 Emily Schild TIGAR Legacy Elite Everest Gymnastics Rotation 2 118 Megan Skaggs 119 MyKayla Skinner 109 Bailie Key 101 Alyssa Baumann Gym Acad of Atlanta Desert Lights Texas Dreams WOGA 111 Ashton Locklear 105 Gabrielle Douglas 102 Simone Biles 114 Alexandra Raisman Everest Gymnastics Buckeye Gymnastics World Champions Brestyan's 115 Kyla Ross 113 Maggie Nichols 104 Madison Desch 110 Madison Kocian Gym-Max Twin City Twisters GAGE WOGA 116 Emily Schild 117 Polina Shchennikova 103 Nia Dennis 107 Rachel Gowey Everest Gymnastics TIGAR Legacy Elite Chow's Gymnastics 108 Amelia Hundley 112 Lauren Navarro 106 Brenna Dowell Cincinnati Gliders-Charter Oak GAGE Rotation 3 114 Alexandra Raisman 111 Ashton Locklear 105 Gabrielle Douglas 102 Simone Biles Brestyan's Everest Gymnastics Buckeye Gymnastics World Champions 110 Madison Kocian 115 Kyla Ross -
Feb. 27-28, 2021
lndependent Observer Report USA Gymnastics Men's Program Committee (MPC) Meetings February 27-28,2021, Attendees: Mike Serra - Chairman of MPC & Junior Coaches' Representative (in person both days) Justin Spring - Senior Coaches' Representative (in person Feb.27; via Zoom Feb. 28) Randy Jepson - Senior Coaches' Representative (via Zoom both days) Kip Simons -Athlete Representative (in person both days) Sergei Pakanich - Junior Coaches' Representative (in person both days) Paul Ruggeri - Athlete Representative (via Zoom both days) Brett McClure - HPD (voice, no vote) (in person both days) David Klein - MDPC Chairman (voice, no vote) (in person Feb.27; via Zoom Feb. 28) Mike Juszczyk - NGJA Rep (voice, no vote; in person Feb. 27 only) Jason Woodnick - Men's VP (voice, no vote) (in person both days) Dusty Ritter - MDP Coordinator (voice, no vote) (in person both days) Raj Bhavsar - MDP Assistant - (voice, no vote) (via Zoom both days) Michelle Pujals - lndependent Observer (process voice, no vote) (via Zoom both days) The Meetings were held in lndianapolis, lN, where the 2021 Winter Cup was held February 27,2O2L The Meeting was called to order by the Chairman Mike Serra at 10:31 a.m. (ET). Tie-Break ure for MPC There was a discussion of a tie-break procedure in case of a tie between voting members of the MPC. There are no current tie-break procedures for the MPC, and the MpC was directed by USAG to decide upon such a procedure. The determined procedure will not be permanent because new charters are being created for the both the MPC and the Selection Committees, which will include specific tie-break procedures for each committee. -
2019 Winter Cup Participant List and Schedule
2019 Winter Cup Challenge South Point Hotel & Casino Las Vegas, Nevada February 15-17 Ticket Information Tickets will be available for purchase at the South Point Hotel & Casino beginning at 9:30 am on Thursday February 14. Due to limited seating at the Winter Cup Finals event, USA Gymnastics and the event host will require all seats to be paid admissions, including athletes, with the exception of Winter Cup Challenge credentialed participants. No credentials will be replaced on Sunday February 17, if lost or forgotten. The host is required to halt ticket sales once fire code limits have been reached. It is recommended that tickets be purchased early. All-Event Pass $50 Adults (Winter Cup & BlackJack) $40 Children/Students BlackJack Coaches $20 (incl. Prelims & Finals) Winter Cup Preliminaries (Fri. 2/15) $25 Good for both sessions No Charge BlackJack Athlete Participants Winter Cup Finals (Sun. 2/17) $25 General Public $15 BlackJack Athletes $20 BlackJack Coaches Note: Ticket prices are subject to change and are based upon a variety of factors that can change at any time. Event Schedule Tentative and Subject to Change FRIDAY February 15 12:50 p.m. Assemble for March-in South Point Hotel Arena 1:00 p.m. Competition Begins South Point Hotel Arena 4:00 p.m. Competition Concludes Session II 6:20 p.m. Assemble for March-in South Point Hotel Arena 6:30 p.m. Competition Begins South Point Hotel Arena 9:30 p.m. Competition Concludes SUNDAY February 17 Session III 7:05 p.m. Assemble for March-in South Point Hotel Arena 7:15 p.m. -
2015 P&G Championships
Page: 1 2015 P&G Championships - Women Day 2 Printed: 8/15/2015 10:20:34 A M Rotation Schedule Aug 15, 2015 REVISION #2 Session: 4W -- Seniors Saturday, August 15, 2015 Rotation 1 116 Emily Schild 113 Maggie Nichols 103 Nia Dennis 110 Madison Kocian Everest Gymnastics Twin City Twisters Legacy Elite WOGA 115 Kyla Ross 105 Gabrielle Douglas 102 Simone Biles 114 Alexandra Raisman Gym-Max Buckeye Gymnastics World Champions Brestyan's 111 Ashton Locklear 119 MyKayla Skinner 109 Bailie Key 101 Alyssa Baumann Everest Gymnastics Desert Lights Texas Dreams WOGA 118 Megan Skaggs 112 Lauren Navarro 106 Brenna Dowell 107 Rachel Gowey Gym Acad of Atlanta Gliders-Charter Oak GAGE Chow's Gymnastics Rotation 2 114 Alexandra Raisman 115 Kyla Ross 105 Gabrielle Douglas 102 Simone Biles Brestyan's Gym-Max Buckeye Gymnastics World Champions 101 Alyssa Baumann 111 Ashton Locklear 119 MyKayla Skinner 109 Bailie Key WOGA Everest Gymnastics Desert Lights Texas Dreams 107 Rachel Gowey 118 Megan Skaggs 112 Lauren Navarro 106 Brenna Dowell Chow's Gymnastics Gym Acad of Atlanta Gliders-Charter Oak GAGE 110 Madison Kocian 116 Emily Schild 113 Maggie Nichols 103 Nia Dennis WOGA Everest Gymnastics Twin City Twisters Legacy Elite Rotation 3 109 Bailie Key 101 Alyssa Baumann 111 Ashton Locklear 119 MyKayla Skinner Texas Dreams WOGA Everest Gymnastics Desert Lights 106 Brenna Dowell 107 Rachel Gowey 118 Megan Skaggs 112 Lauren Navarro GAGE Chow's Gymnastics Gym Acad of Atlanta Gliders-Charter Oak 103 Nia Dennis 110 Madison Kocian 116 Emily Schild 113 Maggie Nichols Legacy -
Expanding Visions of Gender in Popular Culture a Cultural Audit
JULY 2019 EXPANDING VISIONS OF GENDER IN POPULAR CULTURE A CULTURAL AUDIT by Erin Potts listen while you read We’ve created a Spotify playlist that accompanies this report. Table of Contents Author’s Preface . 1 Introduction . 2 Highlights . 3 From the Margins to the Mainstream: The Bright Spots . .. 5 Opportunities for Continued Activism . 13 Privacy and Consent . .. 18 Cultural Consumption and Affinity in California, Georgia, and Michigan . 19 Recommendations: Cultural Strategy and Organizing . 21 Appendix A: Methodology . 23 Appendix B: Read, Watch, and Listen . 24 Appendix C: Tropes .. 25 Appendix D: State Cultural Profiles . 28 Acknowledgements and Key Terms . 31 This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported (CC BY-NC-ND 3.0) license . Certain third-party works are included in this report as fair use without license from the copyright holder, whose rights are reserved. The views and opinions expressed in this report are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the positions of Story at Scale’s funders or partners . Author’s Preface It is clear that we are in a moment of massive cultural upheaval around gender . Stereotypical gender performances dominate television, film, and music. Our culture is overwhelmed with limited visions of gender that create distressing and unsafe conditions for those who do not conform to dominant cultural norms––from sexual harassment and assault to the rise in murders of Black transgender women . But this is also a positive moment . New visions of gender and gender justice can be seen in the #MeToo movement, in the many new gender expressions in popular culture explored in this report, and in the increased number of people who are creating change in industries and across society, despite not conforming to narrow cultural stereotypes of who can be a “leader” in politics, business, or media.