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2011 Visa Championships - Women Day 2 Page: 1 Printed on: 8/20/2011 Vault Rankings at: 3:03 PM Women #1 = 2011 Visa Championships - Women Day 2: 100% Competition I #2 = 2011 Visa Championships - Women Day 1: 100% Saturday, August 20, 1:00pm Place Num Name Gym #2 #1 Score 1 122 Lexie Priessman Cincinnati Gymnastic Fin: 15.650 15.900 31.550 D: 6.500/0.000 6.500/0.000 E: 9.150/0.000 9.400/0.000 ND: / / 2 125 Mykayla Skinner Desert Lights Fin: 15.250 15.200 30.450 D: 6.500/0.000 6.500/0.000 E: 8.750/0.000 8.700/0.000 ND: / / 3 123 Kyla Ross Gym Max Fin: 14.300 15.650 29.950 D: 5.800/0.000 6.500/0.000 E: 8.500/0.000 9.150/0.000 ND: / / 4 119 Katelyn Ohashi WOGA Fin: 14.900 14.800 29.700 D: 5.800/0.000 5.800/0.000 E: 9.100/0.000 9.000/0.000 ND: / / 5T 106 Brenna Dowell GAGE Fin: 14.800 14.700 29.500 D: 5.800/0.000 5.800/0.000 E: 9.000/0.000 8.900/0.000 ND: / / 5T 121 Elizabeth Price Parkettes Fin: 14.700 14.800 29.500 D: 5.800/0.000 5.800/0.000 E: 8.900/0.000 9.000/0.000 ND: / / 7T 102 Simone Biles Bannon's Fin: 14.900 14.500 29.400 D: 5.800/0.000 5.800/0.000 E: 9.100/0.000 8.700/0.000 ND: / / 7T 105 Madison Desch GAGE Fin: 14.700 14.700 29.400 D: 5.800/0.000 5.800/0.000 E: 8.900/0.000 8.900/0.000 ND: / / 9 109 Sarah Finnegan GAGE Fin: 14.550 14.800 29.350 D: 5.800/0.000 5.800/0.000 E: 8.750/0.000 9.000/0.000 ND: / / 10 112 Amelia Hundley Cincinnati Gymnastic Fin: 14.450 14.750 29.200 D: 5.800/0.000 5.800/0.000 E: 8.650/0.000 8.950/0.000 ND: / / 11 101 Kennedy Baker Texas Dreams Fin: 14.500 14.450 28.950 D: 5.800/0.000 5.800/0.000 E: 8.700/0.000 8.650/0.000 ND: / / 12 T 110 Ariana Guerra Stars Fin: 14.400 14.400 28.800 D: 5.800/0.000 5.800/0.000 E: 8.600/0.000 8.600/0.000 ND: / / 2011 Visa Championships - Women Day 2 Page: 2 Printed on: 8/20/2011 Vault Rankings at: 3:03 PM Women #1 = 2011 Visa Championships - Women Day 2: 100% Competition I #2 = 2011 Visa Championships - Women Day 1: 100% Saturday, August 20, 1:00pm Place Num Name Gym #2 #1 Score 12 T 108 Ericha Fassbender Stars Fin: 14.350 14.450 28.800 D: 5.800/0.000 5.800/0.000 E: 8.550/0.000 8.650/0.000 ND: / / 14 117 Abigail Milliet Denton Fin: 14.100 14.600 28.700 D: 5.800/0.000 5.800/0.000 E: 8.300/0.000 8.800/0.000 ND: / / 15 128 Kiana Winston Texas Dreams Fin: 14.250 14.400 28.650 D: 5.800/0.000 5.800/0.000 E: 8.450/0.000 8.600/0.000 ND: / / 16 103 Mackenzie Brannan Capital Fin: 14.150 14.050 28.200 D: 5.300/0.000 5.300/0.000 E: 8.850/0.000 8.750/0.000 ND: / / 17 113 Bailie Key Texas Dreams Fin: 13.900 14.050 27.950 D: 5.000/0.000 5.000/0.000 E: 8.900/0.000 9.050/0.000 ND: / / 18 104 Brianna Brown Cincinnati Gymnastic Fin: 13.650 13.800 27.450 D: 5.000/0.000 5.000/0.000 E: 8.650/0.000 8.800/0.000 ND: / / 19 127 Macy Toronjo Texas Dreams Fin: 13.600 13.600 27.200 D: 5.000/0.000 5.000/0.000 E: 8.600/0.000 8.600/0.000 ND: / / 20 115 Lauren Marinez Orlando Metro Fin: 13.550 13.550 27.100 D: 5.000/0.000 5.000/0.000 E: 8.550/0.000 8.650/0.000 ND: / -0.100/ 21 107 Peyton Ernst Texas Dreams Fin: 13.400 13.600 27.000 D: 5.000/0.000 5.000/0.000 E: 8.400/0.000 8.600/0.000 ND: / / 22 120 Samantha Partyka Champions Fin: 14.150 12.800 26.950 D: 5.300/0.000 5.300/0.000 E: 8.850/0.000 7.500/0.000 ND: / / 23 124 Polina Shchennikova TIGAR Fin: 13.200 13.200 26.400 D: 5.000/0.000 5.000/0.000 E: 8.200/0.000 8.200/0.000 ND: / / 24 116 Mary Maxwell Texas Dreams Fin: 13.050 13.000 26.050 D: 5.000/0.000 5.000/0.000 E: 8.050/0.000 8.000/0.000 ND: / / 2011 Visa Championships - Women Day 2 Page: 3 Printed on: 8/20/2011 Vault Rankings at: 3:03 PM Women #1 = 2011 Visa Championships - Women Day 2: 100% Competition I #2 = 2011 Visa Championships - Women Day 1: 100% Saturday, August 20, 1:00pm Place Num Name Gym #2 #1 Score 25 111 Veronica Hults Texas Dreams Fin: 0.000 0.000 0.000 D: 0.000/0.000 0.000/0.000 E: 0.000/0.000 0.000/0.000 ND: / / 2011 Visa Championships - Women Day 2 Page: 1 Printed on: 8/20/2011 Bars Rankings at: 3:03 PM Women #1 = 2011 Visa Championships - Women Day 2: 100% Competition I #2 = 2011 Visa Championships - Women Day 1: 100% Saturday, August 20, 1:00pm Place Num Name Gym #2 #1 Score 1 119 Katelyn Ohashi WOGA Fin: 15.050 15.100 30.150 D: 6.200 6.200 E: 8.850 8.900 ND: 2 123 Kyla Ross Gym Max Fin: 14.750 14.850 29.600 D: 6.000 6.000 E: 8.750 8.850 ND: 3 101 Kennedy Baker Texas Dreams Fin: 14.200 14.750 28.950 D: 5.900 6.200 E: 8.300 8.550 ND: 4 121 Elizabeth Price Parkettes Fin: 13.900 14.150 28.050 D: 5.800 5.900 E: 8.100 8.250 ND: 5 109 Sarah Finnegan GAGE Fin: 14.300 13.500 27.800 D: 5.600 5.600 E: 8.700 7.900 ND: 6 106 Brenna Dowell GAGE Fin: 13.850 13.800 27.650 D: 5.700 5.500 E: 8.150 8.300 ND: 7T 122 Lexie Priessman Cincinnati Gymnastic Fin: 13.600 13.850 27.450 D: 5.400 5.500 E: 8.200 8.350 ND: 7T 112 Amelia Hundley Cincinnati Gymnastic Fin: 14.000 13.450 27.450 D: 5.500 5.500 E: 8.500 7.950 ND: 9 103 Mackenzie Brannan Capital Fin: 13.300 14.100 27.400 D: 5.800 6.100 E: 7.500 8.000 ND: 10 T 104 Brianna Brown Cincinnati Gymnastic Fin: 13.800 13.550 27.350 D: 5.500 5.500 E: 8.300 8.050 ND: 10 T 107 Peyton Ernst Texas Dreams Fin: 13.550 13.800 27.350 D: 5.400 5.700 E: 8.150 8.100 ND: 12 110 Ariana Guerra Stars Fin: 13.600 13.650 27.250 D: 5.600 5.600 E: 8.000 8.050 ND: 2011 Visa Championships - Women Day 2 Page: 2 Printed on: 8/20/2011 Bars Rankings at: 3:03 PM Women #1 = 2011 Visa Championships - Women Day 2: 100% Competition I #2 = 2011 Visa Championships - Women Day 1: 100% Saturday, August 20, 1:00pm Place Num Name Gym #2 #1 Score 13 116 Mary Maxwell Texas Dreams Fin: 13.450 13.700 27.150 D: 5.300 5.400 E: 8.150 8.300 ND: 14 108 Ericha Fassbender Stars Fin: 12.950 14.050 27.000 D: 5.500 5.600 E: 7.450 8.450 ND: 15 124 Polina Shchennikova TIGAR Fin: 13.450 13.300 26.750 D: 5.300 5.300 E: 8.150 8.000 ND: 16 128 Kiana Winston Texas Dreams Fin: 12.900 13.700 26.600 D: 5.300 5.600 E: 7.600 8.100 ND: 17 113 Bailie Key Texas Dreams Fin: 13.250 13.250 26.500 D: 5.100 5.200 E: 8.150 8.050 ND: 18 120 Samantha Partyka Champions Fin: 13.000 12.900 25.900 D: 5.600 5.500 E: 7.400 7.400 ND: 19 105 Madison Desch GAGE Fin: 12.600 12.900 25.500 D: 5.600 5.600 E: 7.000 7.300 ND: 20 125 Mykayla Skinner Desert Lights Fin: 12.850 12.600 25.450 D: 5.400 5.400 E: 7.450 7.200 ND: 21 111 Veronica Hults Texas Dreams Fin: 13.250 12.000 25.250 D: 5.700 5.600 E: 7.550 6.400 ND: 22 102 Simone Biles Bannon's Fin: 11.500 13.050 24.550 D: 4.900 5.000 E: 6.600 8.050 ND: 23 117 Abigail Milliet Denton Fin: 10.600 12.800 23.400 D: 4.500 5.400 E: 6.100 7.400 ND: 24 115 Lauren Marinez Orlando Metro Fin: 10.500 12.000 22.500 D: 4.500 5.000 E: 6.000 7.000 ND: 2011 Visa Championships - Women Day 2 Page: 3 Printed on: 8/20/2011 Bars Rankings at: 3:03 PM Women #1 = 2011 Visa Championships - Women Day 2: 100% Competition I #2 = 2011 Visa Championships - Women Day 1: 100% Saturday, August 20, 1:00pm Place Num Name Gym #2 #1 Score 25 127 Macy Toronjo Texas Dreams Fin: 9.900 11.800 21.700 D: 4.100 4.700 E: 6.800 7.100 ND: -1.000 2011 Visa Championships - Women Day 2 Page: 1 Printed on: 8/20/2011 Beam Rankings at: 3:03 PM Women #1 = 2011 Visa Championships - Women Day 2: 100% Competition I #2 = 2011 Visa Championships - Women Day 1: 100% Saturday, August 20, 1:00pm Place Num Name Gym #2 #1 Score 1 119 Katelyn Ohashi WOGA Fin: 16.100 14.950 31.050 D: 7.000 7.000 E: 9.100 7.950 ND: 2 123 Kyla Ross Gym Max Fin: 15.300 15.150 30.450 D: 6.100 6.000 E: 9.200 9.150 ND: 3 109 Sarah Finnegan GAGE Fin: 14.350 14.700 29.050 D: 6.400 6.400 E: 7.950 8.300 ND: 4 115 Lauren Marinez Orlando Metro Fin: 14.350 14.400 28.750 D: 5.500 5.500 E: 8.850 8.900 ND: 5 111 Veronica Hults Texas Dreams Fin: 13.900 14.100 28.000 D: 5.300 5.600 E: 8.600 8.500 ND: 6 107 Peyton Ernst Texas Dreams Fin: 13.650 14.050 27.700 D: 5.500 6.000 E: 8.150 8.050 ND: 7 128 Kiana Winston Texas Dreams Fin: 14.050 13.550 27.600 D: 5.600 5.600 E: 8.450 7.950 ND: 8 113 Bailie Key Texas Dreams Fin: 13.450 14.050 27.500 D: 5.200 5.500 E: 8.250 8.550 ND: 9 112 Amelia Hundley Cincinnati Gymnastic Fin: 13.100 14.100 27.200 D: 4.900 5.500 E: 8.200 8.600 ND: 10 T 104 Brianna Brown Cincinnati Gymnastic Fin: 13.650 13.400 27.050 D: 5.500 5.400 E: 8.150 8.000 ND: 10 T 102 Simone Biles Bannon's Fin: 13.400 13.650 27.050 D: 5.800 5.800 E: 7.600 7.850 ND: 12 122 Lexie Priessman Cincinnati Gymnastic Fin: 12.750 14.200 26.950 D: 5.600 5.800 E: 7.150 8.400 ND: 2011 Visa Championships - Women Day 2 Page: 2 Printed on: 8/20/2011 Beam Rankings at: 3:03 PM Women #1 = 2011 Visa Championships - Women Day 2: 100% Competition I #2 = 2011 Visa Championships - Women Day 1: 100% Saturday, August 20, 1:00pm Place Num Name Gym #2 #1 Score 13 T 106 Brenna Dowell GAGE Fin: 13.800 13.100 26.900 D: 5.600 5.500 E: 8.200 7.600 ND: 13 T 101 Kennedy Baker Texas Dreams Fin: 14.500 12.400 26.900 D: 6.100 6.100 E: 8.400 6.300 ND: 15 125 Mykayla Skinner Desert Lights Fin: 13.450 13.400 26.850 D: 5.300 5.400 E: 8.150 8.000 ND: 16 116 Mary Maxwell Texas Dreams Fin: 13.200 13.300 26.500 D: 5.200 5.200 E: 8.000 8.100 ND: 17 105 Madison Desch GAGE Fin: 13.450 12.700 26.150 D: 5.800 5.500 E: 7.650 7.200 ND: 18 120 Samantha Partyka Champions Fin: 12.800 13.300 26.100 D: 5.200 5.100 E: 7.600 8.200 ND: 19 124 Polina Shchennikova TIGAR Fin: 12.350 13.500 25.850 D: 4.900 5.100 E: 7.450 8.400 ND: 20 103 Mackenzie Brannan Capital Fin: 13.200 12.450 25.650 D: 5.300 5.300 E: 7.900 7.150 ND: 21 121 Elizabeth Price Parkettes Fin: 12.300 13.150 25.450 D: 5.600 5.600 E: 6.700 7.550 ND: 22 108 Ericha Fassbender Stars Fin: 14.100 11.200 25.300 D: 5.800 5.700 E: 8.300 5.600 ND: -0.100 23 127 Macy Toronjo Texas Dreams Fin: 12.750
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    he Talent Opportunity Program is a talent identifica- TOPs training can take place all year round or as many tion system for female gymnasts ages 7–10 and their clubs start increasing their training after the Junior Olympic Tcoaches that is implemented by the Developmental season and prepare for the June and July State Testing. Team Coordinator under the direction of the International Many TOPs State Managers hold clinics in May and ear- Elite Committee (IEC). Its purpose is to assist the coach ly June to help prepare athletes and coaches for upcoming with early identification of potentially talented athletes and state testing. to nurture and assist in the development of these athletes and their coaches and to provide competitive opportunities. HOW TO TRAIN YOUR TOPs Every year, during the months of June and July, gym- ATHLETES nasts age 7-10 are evaluated on physical abilities and ba- TOPs testing is done on both physical abilities and basic skill sic skill testing at the state level. A USA Gymnastics TOPs testing. The physical abilities manual along with videos are State manager selects specific dates and sites. available on the USA Gymnastics website. Many of the phys- Athletes who qualify are invited to participate in the ical abilities tests are used in strength and conditioning pro- TOPs National Testing, conducted in the month of October, grams within many gyms. Many coaches use strength and where each athlete will be evaluated on the physical abil- conditioning as a “fifth event” within workouts and it would ities tests and basic gymnastics skills. Athletes who qual- be easy to incorporate all the TOPs physical abilities testing ify are invited to participate in the National TOPs Training into their training.