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2013 Secret U.S. Classic Printed: 7/27/2013 7:56 PM Women / SR / All Meet Results Session: 3 Jul 26-27, 2013 Judge's Signatures Page: 1 2013 Secret U.S. Classic Printed: 7/27/2013 7:56 PM Women / SR / All Meet Results Session: 3 Jul 26-27, 2013 Judge's Signatures Rank Num Name AA Gym 1 115 Kyla Ross Diff: 5.800 6.400 5.700 5.700 Gym-Max Exec: 9.400 9.000 8.950 7.700 ND: __.___ __.___ __.___ __.___ Final: 15.200 15.400 14.650 13.400 58.650 2 106 Peyton Ernst Diff: 5.800 5.700 6.300 5.800 Texas Dreams Exec: 8.900 8.650 8.400 8.700 ND: __.___ __.___ __.___ __.___ Final: 14.700 14.350 14.700 14.500 58.250 3 105 Brenna Dowell Diff: 6.300 6.100 5.700 6.100 GAGE Exec: 9.250 7.950 7.600 8.300 ND: __.___ __.___ __.___ -0.100 Final: 15.550 14.050 13.300 14.300 57.200 4 112 Abigail Milliet Diff: 5.800 5.900 6.400 5.600 Denton Exec: 8.500 8.500 7.800 8.400 ND: -0.100 __.___ __.___ __.___ Final: 14.200 14.400 14.200 14.000 56.800 5 101 Kennedy Baker Diff: 5.800 5.900 5.700 5.900 Texas Dreams Exec: 8.750 7.650 8.600 8.150 ND: __.___ __.___ __.___ __.___ Final: 14.550 13.550 14.300 14.050 56.450 6 113 Maggie Nichols Diff: 5.800 5.800 6.100 5.700 Twin City Twisters Exec: 8.600 7.450 7.800 8.500 ND: __.___ __.___ __.___ __.___ Final: 14.400 13.250 13.900 14.200 55.750 7 109 Madison Kocian Diff: 5.800 5.900 5.800 5.600 WOGA Exec: 8.650 8.550 7.000 8.150 ND: __.___ __.___ __.___ -0.100 Final: 14.450 14.450 12.800 13.650 55.350 8 108 Ariana Guerra Diff: 5.300 5.600 5.500 5.500 Texas Dreams Exec: 8.900 8.350 7.750 8.100 ND: __.___ __.___ __.___ __.___ Final: 14.200 13.950 13.250 13.600 55.000 9 117 Erin Macadaeg Diff: 5.000 5.100 5.900 5.200 San Mateo Exec: 8.950 7.000 8.400 8.500 ND: __.___ __.___ __.___ __.___ Final: 13.950 12.100 14.300 13.700 54.050 10 116 Mykayla Skinner Diff: 6.400 5.600 6.200 6.300 Desert Lights Exec: 8.850 5.550 7.350 7.050 ND: __.___ __.___ __.___ -0.300 Final: 15.250 11.150 13.550 13.050 53.000 11 111 Grace McLaughlin Diff: 5.000 5.400 5.800 4.700 WOGA Exec: 8.650 8.500 7.600 7.200 ND: __.___ __.___ -0.100 __.___ Final: 13.650 13.900 13.300 11.900 52.750 12 114 Lexie Priessman Diff: 5.800 5.900 0.000 6.300 Cincinnati Exec: 8.950 8.450 0.000 8.600 ND: __.___ __.___ __.___ -0.100 Final: 14.750 14.350 0.000 14.800 43.900 ProScore v 5.0.3 - C opy right 1993-2013 A uburn Electronics Group - Licensed to: USA Gy mnastics Page: 2 2013 Secret U.S. Classic Printed: 7/27/2013 7:56 PM Women / SR / All Meet Results Session: 3 Jul 26-27, 2013 Rank Num Name AA Gym 13 102 Simone Biles Diff: 0.000 6.000 6.200 6.200 Bannon's Exec: 0.000 7.650 7.750 7.500 ND: __.___ __.___ __.___ __.___ Final: 0.000 13.650 13.950 13.700 41.300 14 110 McKayla Maroney Diff: 6.300 0.000 0.000 5.800 All Olympia Exec: 9.400 0.000 0.000 8.850 ND: -0.100 __.___ __.___ -0.300 Final: 15.600 0.000 0.000 14.350 29.950 15 104 Madison Desch Diff: 0.000 0.000 5.900 0.000 GAGE Exec: 0.000 0.000 8.250 0.000 ND: __.___ __.___ __.___ __.___ Final: 0.000 0.000 14.150 0.000 14.150 ProScore v 5.0.3 - C opy right 1993-2013 A uburn Electronics Group - Licensed to: USA Gy mnastics Page: 1 2013 Secret U.S. Classic Printed: 7/27/2013 7:58:21 PM Women / SR / All Event Results - Vault Session: 3 Jul 26-27, 2013 Rank Num Name Gym Diff Exec ND Score Out 1 110 McKayla Maroney All Olympia 6.300 9.400 -0.1 15.425 0.000 6.000 9.250 _._ 2 116 Mykayla Skinner Desert Lights 6.400 8.850 _._ 14.875 0.550 5.800 8.700 _._ ProScore v 5.0.3 - C opy right 1993-2013 A uburn Electronics Group - Licensed to: USA Gy mnastics Page: 1 2013 Secret U.S. Classic Printed: 7/27/2013 7:58:58 PM Women / SR / All Event Results - Bars Session: 3 Jul 26-27, 2013 Rank Num Name Gym Diff Exec ND Score Out 1 115 Kyla Ross Gym-Max 6.400 9.000 _._ 15.400 0.000 2 109 Madison Kocian WOGA 5.900 8.550 _._ 14.450 0.950 3 112 Abigail Milliet Denton 5.900 8.500 _._ 14.400 1.000 4T 106 Peyton Ernst Texas Dreams 5.700 8.650 _._ 14.350 1.050 4T 114 Lexie Priessman Cincinnati 5.900 8.450 _._ 14.350 1.050 6 105 Brenna Dowell GAGE 6.100 7.950 _._ 14.050 1.350 7 108 Ariana Guerra Texas Dreams 5.600 8.350 _._ 13.950 1.450 8 111 Grace McLaughlin WOGA 5.400 8.500 _._ 13.900 1.500 9 102 Simone Biles Bannon's 6.000 7.650 _._ 13.650 1.750 10 101 Kennedy Baker Texas Dreams 5.900 7.650 _._ 13.550 1.850 11 113 Maggie Nichols Twin City Twisters 5.800 7.450 _._ 13.250 2.150 12 117 Erin Macadaeg San Mateo 5.100 7.000 _._ 12.100 3.300 13 116 Mykayla Skinner Desert Lights 5.600 5.550 _._ 11.150 4.250 14* 110 McKayla Maroney All Olympia 0.000 0.000 _._ 0.000 15.400 14* 104 Madison Desch GAGE 0.000 0.000 _._ 0.000 15.400 ProScore v 5.0.3 - C opy right 1993-2013 A uburn Electronics Group - Licensed to: USA Gy mnastics Page: 1 2013 Secret U.S. Classic Printed: 7/27/2013 7:58:39 PM Women / SR / All Event Results - Beam Session: 3 Jul 26-27, 2013 Rank Num Name Gym Diff Exec ND Score Out 1 106 Peyton Ernst Texas Dreams 6.300 8.400 _._ 14.700 0.000 2 115 Kyla Ross Gym-Max 5.700 8.950 _._ 14.650 0.050 3T 101 Kennedy Baker Texas Dreams 5.700 8.600 _._ 14.300 0.400 3T 117 Erin Macadaeg San Mateo 5.900 8.400 _._ 14.300 0.400 5 112 Abigail Milliet Denton 6.400 7.800 _._ 14.200 0.500 6 104 Madison Desch GAGE 5.900 8.250 _._ 14.150 0.550 7 102 Simone Biles Bannon's 6.200 7.750 _._ 13.950 0.750 8 113 Maggie Nichols Twin City Twisters 6.100 7.800 _._ 13.900 0.800 9 116 Mykayla Skinner Desert Lights 6.200 7.350 _._ 13.550 1.150 10T 105 Brenna Dowell GAGE 5.700 7.600 _._ 13.300 1.400 10T 111 Grace McLaughlin WOGA 5.800 7.600 -0.1 13.300 1.400 12 108 Ariana Guerra Texas Dreams 5.500 7.750 _._ 13.250 1.450 13 109 Madison Kocian WOGA 5.800 7.000 _._ 12.800 1.900 14* 114 Lexie Priessman Cincinnati 0.000 0.000 _._ 0.000 14.700 14* 110 McKayla Maroney All Olympia 0.000 0.000 _._ 0.000 14.700 ProScore v 5.0.3 - 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