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2000 John Hancock U.S. Gymnastics Championships 2000 JOHN HANCOCK U.S. GYMNASTIC CHAMPIONSHIPS July 26 - July 30 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Men SR MEN ALL AROUND FINALS / SR MEN AA FINALS COMBINED ALL-AROUND STANDINGS Pommel Still High Combined Rank Bib Name Floor Horse Rings Vault P-Bars Bar Pen. Total Total ---- ---- -------------------- ------- ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ----------- ------- 1 4 WILSON, Blaine Prelims 9.625 9.600 9.900 9.925 9.600 9.475 58.125(1) TEX-USOT Finals 9.050 9.650 9.950 9.850 9.600 9.450 57.550(1) 115.675 2 20 TOWNSEND, Sean Prelims 9.500 9.425 9.475 9.725 9.400 9.400 56.925(2) TEX-HOUS Finals 9.600 8.500 9.600 9.850 9.600 9.900 57.050(2) 113.975 3 15 HAMM, Paul* Prelims 9.425 9.400 9.350 9.350 9.400 9.500 56.425(4) TEX-SWIS Finals 9.275 9.350 9.325 9.300 9.550 9.700 56.500(3) 112.925 4 33 MCCAIN, Stephen Prelims 9.525 9.625 9.575 9.200 9.400 9.575 56.900(3) TEX-USOT Finals 9.525 8.850 9.450 9.100 9.000 9.475 55.400(6) 112.300 5 5 ROETHLISBERGER, John Prelims 7.950 9.650 9.900 9.475 9.450 9.300 55.725(6) TEX-MINN Finals 8.750 8.650 9.700 9.225 9.725 9.500 55.550(5) 111.275 6 25 NATALIE, Jamie Prelims 9.550 9.100 9.150 9.175 9.050 9.650 55.675(7) OHIO STA Finals 9.000 8.900 9.300 9.250 9.050 9.850 55.350(7) 111.025 7 2 MCCLURE, Brett Prelims 9.450 8.950 9.300 9.250 9.400 9.600 55.950(5) TEX-USOT Finals 8.800 8.900 9.150 9.150 9.275 9.500 54.775(10) 110.725 8 16 HAMM, Morgan* Prelims 9.600 8.650 9.325 9.325 8.950 8.700 54.550(10) TEX-SWIS Finals 9.700 9.250 9.250 9.550 9.425 8.900 56.075(4) 110.625 9 39 YOUNG, Guard Prelims 9.300 9.475 8.500 9.300 9.050 9.250 54.875(9) TEX-PROV Finals 8.950 9.150 8.900 9.400 9.250 9.325 54.975(9) 109.850 10 6 WELLS, Trent Prelims 9.000 9.400 8.800 8.975 9.850 9.650 55.675(7) TEX-CAL Finals 8.150 8.400 8.500 8.900 9.400 9.650 53.000(16) 108.675 11 21 THORNTON, Jay Prelims 9.000 9.300 8.750 8.825 8.650 9.475 54.000(13) TEX-USOT Finals 9.100 9.175 8.700 9.075 9.050 9.425 54.525(12) 108.525 12 35 TOMAN, Justin Prelims 9.125 8.100 9.500 9.150 9.700 8.450 54.025(12) U OF MIC Finals 9.175 7.900 9.525 9.150 9.825 8.875 54.450(13) 108.475 13 9 FOODY, Jim Prelims 9.200 8.500 8.700 9.350 8.950 9.100 53.800(14) TEX-USOT Finals 9.325 8.150 8.700 9.625 9.450 9.300 54.550(11) 108.350 14 10 BHAVSAR, Raj Prelims 9.100 9.550 9.150 9.150 9.500 7.950 54.400(11) OHIO STA Finals 9.100 9.000 8.850 8.950 9.300 8.725 53.925(14) 108.325 15 38 VETERE, Scott Prelims 9.000 8.700 9.550 8.950 7.850 8.800 52.850(17) U OF MIC Finals 9.300 9.100 9.100 9.200 9.750 8.725 55.175(8) 108.025 16 7 DUTKA, Mike Prelims 9.450 9.575 8.100 9.375 8.850 8.450 53.800(14) TEX-HOUS Finals 9.200 9.400 8.150 9.450 8.300 9.100 53.600(15) 107.400 17 24 KENNA, Brad Prelims 9.100 8.250 9.250 9.050 8.800 8.200 52.650(18) U OF MIC Finals 8.850 7.650 9.300 9.150 9.350 8.600 52.900(17) 105.550 18 1 GATSON, Jason Prelims 8.350 8.100 8.900 8.875 8.850 9.350 52.425(19) TEX-USOT Finals 8.950 8.900 8.950 8.775 7.800 9.375 52.750(19) 105.175 19 13 FURNEY, Daniel Prelims 8.850 9.350 7.250 8.850 8.900 8.700 51.900(22) U OF OKL Finals 8.650 9.150 8.450 9.025 8.950 8.550 52.775(18) 104.675 20 40 ZIMMERMAN, Kristophe Prelims 8.650 7.850 9.100 8.950 9.150 9.200 52.900(16) U OF MIC Finals 8.250 7.750 9.150 8.900 9.650 7.600 51.300(23) 104.200 21 26 LAVALLEE, Jeff Prelims 8.250 8.800 8.600 9.150 8.700 8.700 52.200(21) U OF MAS Finals 7.850 9.250 7.750 9.150 8.850 8.600 51.450(22) 103.650 22 27 LEITER, Derek Prelims 9.050 8.350 8.600 8.900 8.300 8.450 51.650(23) U OF NEB Finals 8.650 8.300 8.400 9.000 8.650 8.950 51.950(20) 103.600 23 14 FURR, Jason Prelims 8.350 8.200 8.450 9.200 8.800 8.350 51.350(24) TEX-HOUS Finals 8.650 7.550 8.800 9.000 8.950 8.800 51.750(21) 103.100 24 34 THORNTON, Todd* Prelims 9.150 8.750 8.150 9.050 8.550 8.600 52.250(20) TEX-HOUS Finals 8.650 8.600 8.300 9.000 7.350 8.350 50.250(28) 102.500 25 31 STIBEL, Doug Prelims 8.300 9.000 8.350 9.175 7.900 7.850 50.575(25) TEX-OHIO Finals 8.350 8.300 7.850 8.950 8.400 9.000 50.850(24) 101.425 26 29 PLANTE, Jonathan Prelims 8.350 9.200 7.500 8.250 7.750 8.750 49.800(29) MSU SPAR Finals 8.350 9.150 7.750 8.300 8.600 8.650 50.800(25) 100.600 27 28 MLAY, Izy Prelims 8.500 7.850 8.100 8.800 7.250 9.400 49.900(28) TOP FLT Finals 7.700 7.600 8.800 8.700 8.300 9.500 50.600(26) 100.500 28 32 SYKES, Kenneth Prelims 9.200 8.600 7.400 8.875 8.300 8.150 50.525(26) TEMPLE Finals 9.100 8.050 7.750 8.700 8.700 7.250 49.550(31) 100.075 28 36 UMALI, Fredric Prelims 9.600 7.600 7.900 9.100 8.000 8.100 50.300(27) TOP FLT Finals 8.400 7.950 7.800 9.125 8.400 8.100 49.775(29) 100.075 30 22 UMPHREY, Chainey Prelims 8.150 7.750 7.950 8.850 8.200 8.600 49.500(30) UCLA Finals 8.550 8.100 8.600 8.675 8.550 7.900 50.375(27) 99.875 31 30 STEVENS, Jock Prelims 8.700 8.250 7.400 8.250 8.300 8.250 49.150(31) BART CON Finals 8.050 8.550 7.850 8.775 8.150 8.250 49.625(30) 98.775 32 18 JARAMILLO, Walter Prelims 8.850 7.850 8.100 8.825 6.900 8.300 48.825(32) GOLD CUP Finals 8.550 7.250 7.400 8.400 8.050 8.050 47.700(32) 96.525 33 37 VAN ETTEN, Steven Prelims 8.500 8.600 0.000 9.300 8.100 8.850 43.350(34) U OF OKL Finals 8.925 8.600 0.000 9.400 8.000 8.900 43.825(33) 87.175 34 11 BRAMWELL, Cortney Prelims 0.000 0.000 9.850 9.100 6.350 8.250 33.550(35) BYU Finals 0.000 0.000 9.750 8.900 8.200 8.150 35.000(34) 68.550 35 45 TAN, Kevin Prelims 7.450 6.950 8.000 8.975 8.200 7.950 47.525(33) TOP FLT Finals 0.000 0.000 7.550 0.000 0.000 0.000 7.550(35) 55.075 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Revision: 0 Sponsored By Friday, July 28 2000 10:41:14 PM Note: 2000 JOHN HANCOCK U.S. GYMNASTIC CHAMPIONSHIPS July 26 - July 30 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Women SR WOMEN ALL AROUND FINALS / SR WOMEN AA FINALS COMBINED ALL-AROUND STANDINGS Uneven Combined Rank Bib Name Vault Bars Beam Floor Pen. Total Total ---- ---- -------------------- ------- ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ----------- ------- 1 171 RAY, Elise Prelims 9.037 9.800 9.625 9.750 38.212(2) HILLS Finals 9.425 9.850 9.700 9.800 38.775(1) 76.987 2 167 MALONEY, Kristen Prelims 9.512 9.375 9.550 9.825 38.262(1) PARKETTE Finals 9.425 9.600 9.575 9.850 38.450(2) 76.712 3 157 DANTZSCHER, Jamie Prelims 9.150 9.550 9.275 9.600 37.575(4) GLIDERS Finals 9.325 9.600 9.450 9.750 38.125(3) 75.700 4 151 ATLER, Vanessa Prelims 9.437 8.800 9.525 9.675 37.437(6) WRLD OLY Finals 9.425 9.275 9.550 9.725 37.975(4) 75.412 5 153 BECKERMAN, Alyssa Prelims 8.787 9.650 9.650 9.375 37.462(5) CINCINNA Finals 8.850 9.675 9.725 9.600 37.850(5) 75.312 6 156 CHOW, Amy Prelims 9.250 9.650 9.650 9.150 37.700(3) WEST VAL Finals 9.225 9.125 9.625 9.500 37.475(7) 75.175 7 176 WHITE, Morgan Prelims 8.687 9.600 9.575 9.500 37.362(8) CINCINNA Finals 8.925 9.675 9.600 9.600 37.800(6) 75.162 8 169 MOCEANU, Dominique Prelims 9.112 9.500 9.200 8.925 36.737(10) CINCINNA Finals 8.912 9.425 9.175 9.175 36.687(10) 73.424 9 158 DAWES, Dominique Prelims 8.862 9.475 9.400 8.775 36.512(13) HILLS Finals 8.825 9.725 8.850 9.500 36.900(8) 73.412 10 152 BECK, Kendall Prelims 9.350 8.950 9.425 8.925 36.650(12) PARKETTE Finals 9.337 8.700 9.425 9.250 36.712(9) 73.362 11 172 SCHWIKERT, Tasha Prelims 9.087 9.550 9.350 9.400 37.387(7) GYMCATS Finals 9.075 8.450 8.950 9.125 35.600(16) 72.987 12 175 TIDD, Rachel Prelims 9.312 9.250 9.175 9.325 37.062(9) SCEGA Finals 8.975 8.900 9.050 8.900 35.825(15) 72.887 13 177 WING, Lindsay Prelims 8.875 8.550 9.400 9.025 35.850(16) HILLS Finals 8.850 9.300 9.425 8.700 36.275(11) 72.125 14 162 FJORDHOLM, Marie Prelims 9.175 9.225 8.500 9.250 36.150(15) WRLD OLY Finals 9.312 8.825 8.375 9.350 35.862(14) 72.012 15 163 FRITZINGER, Cory Prelims 9.062 9.375 8.925 9.300 36.662(11) EXCALIBU Finals 9.087 9.350 7.700 8.675 34.812(21) 71.474 16 159 DODD, Mylan Prelims 8.875 8.775 8.050 8.800 34.500(21) CASCADE Finals 8.925 9.400 8.875 8.850 36.050(12) 70.550 17 160 DOOLEY, Erinn Prelims 9.012 8.900 8.575 8.875 35.362(18) HILLS Finals 9.112 8.450 8.675 8.950 35.187(17) 70.549 18 155 CHANG, Monique Prelims 8.925 9.175 6.800 9.400 34.300(25) CAPIT GT Finals 8.850 9.375 8.325 9.375 35.925(13) 70.225 19 161 EBERLE, Annabeth Prelims 9.162 8.825 7.700 8.975 34.662(19) STARZ Finals 8.887 8.775 8.975 8.550 35.187(17) 69.849 20 173 STEWART, Larissa Prelims 8.475 9.150 8.550 8.400 34.575(20) BART CON Finals 8.512 9.125 8.750 8.650 35.037(19) 69.612 21 166 KELLY, Ashley Prelims 8.912 8.950 7.850 8.700 34.412(24) KRAFFT Finals 8.787 8.950 8.875 8.225 34.837(20) 69.249 22 180 SMITH, Brittany Prelims 8.725 8.325 8.475 8.975 34.500(21) EXCEL Finals 8.725 8.300 8.525 8.725 34.275(22) 68.775 23 164 HARDMAN, Katie Prelims 8.300 8.200 8.850 9.075 34.425(23) NATL ELI Finals 8.400 8.300 7.950 8.850 33.500(23) 67.925 24 179 PHILLIPS, Kristie Prelims 8.225 7.550 8.475 9.000 33.250(27) WORLDWID Finals 8.200 7.050 7.725 8.775 31.750(24) 65.000 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Revision: 0 Sponsored By Saturday, July 29 2000 9:30:22 PM Note: 2000 JOHN HANCOCK U.S.
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