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2021 Academic All American Website 2021 ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS Athletes achieved a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or higher Student Athlete Grade School Name City/St Club Coach Region Alex Aarhus Jr. Mission Vista HS Oceanside, CA Pacific Coast Gymnastics Lalo Haro 1 Declan ABers So. Century HS HillsBoro, OR Oregon Gymnastics Academy Nicholas Pudewell 2 Willliam ABraham Fr. McLean HS Mclean, VA Dynamic Gymnastics Chris YureK 7 Ido ABramitzKy Fr. Gunn HS Palo Alto, CA Stanford Boys Gymnastics Mark Freeman 1 Christian ABran So. Henry Gunn HS Palo Alto, CA Stanford Boys Gymnastics Mark Freeman 1 Paul AcKer So. Lycee International de Los Angeles BurBanK, CA Wallers GymJam Academy Raj Bhavsar 1 Gavin AdKins Fr. Florida Virtual School Orlando, FL Sun Country Gymnastics Greg Weller 8 Benjamin Aguilar Fr. Sarasota HS Sarasota, FL EVO Athletics Grant Brittain/Kiril Vorona 8 Marcel A. Aguirre Sr. Cypress Woods HS Cypress, TX Cypress Academy Tom Meadows 3 RoBert Alessio So. Laurel Springs School West Chester, PA Meadowlands Gymnastics Roger Pinho 7 Saran Alexander Fr. Mount Dora Christian Academy Mount Dora, FL Ace Gymnastics Josh Bittner 8 Holden AllsBury So. Mundelein HS Mundelein, IL LiBertyville Gymnastics PJ Roche 5 Anthony Amato Jr. TrumBull HS TrumBull, CT Gymnastics School of Connecticut Tom Greet 6 JacKson Amorosa So. StraKe Jesuit College Prep Houston, TX Houston Gymnastics Center Matt Wilcox 3 Tanner Anderson So. The Learning Post Academy Santa Clarita, CA Wallers GymJam Academy Raj Bhavsar 1 Clayton Anderson Sr. Loudoun County HS LeesBurg, VA G-force Gymnastics Macey Watson 7 Francis Anderson- BlanKenship So. South Eugene HS Eugene, OR Natl Acad of Artistic Gymnastics Lee Blachly 2 DraKe Andrews So. Centennial HS Frisco, TX WOGA Frisco Sergei PaKanich 3 Kelechi Anucha So. LiBerty HS BaKersfield, CA American Kids Tom Ladman 1 Zachary Apatoff Fr. Richard Montgomery HS RocKville, MD Capital Gymnastics Steve Scheinman 7 Sam Applegate So. Floyd Central HS Floyds KnoBs, IN SIGS Tim Saxton 5 Zaire Arana Sr. Homeschool/Tallahassee Community College Tallahassee, FL Trousdell Gymnastics Center Ben Wood 8 Rhys Armagost Fr. Loyola College Prep Shreveport, LA Acro Sports Jordan Mitchel 3 Matthew Arnott Sr. Roswell HS Roswell, GA Amplitude Gymnastics Devon Slaughter 8 Nate AshaBraner Fr. Daniel Ninth Grade Campus Aledo, TX N Texas Elite Men's Gymnastics Scott DicKerson 3 JacoB AtKinson Fr. CumBerland County HS Crossville, TN Victory Sports Center Allan Malone 8 Joshua BaBBitt Jr. Douglass MacArthur HS San Antonio, TX Alamo Gymnastics Emilio Perry 3 Liam Bailey Jr. Frontier BaKersfield, CA American Kids Tom Ladman 1 Taidhg Baillie Fr. Nazareth Area HS Nazareth, PA ParKettes Vasili Vinogradov 7 Major Bain So. International Virtual Learning Academy Henderson, NV GymTeK Academy Matt Henry 8 2021 ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS Athletes achieved a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or higher Student Athlete Grade School Name City/St Club Coach Region JacK Barden Fr. DePaul College Prep Chicago, IL LaKeshore Academy ArKadiy AndryushchenKo 5 Conner BarKer Fr. Mead HS SpoKane, WA Dynamic Gymnastics Academy Holly Powers 2 Connor Barrow Fr. Lamar HS houston, TX EnRich Gymnastics sam mcarthur 3 Michael Barskiy So. Winchester HS Winchester, MA SticK Six Gymnastics Anthony LaTorella 6 Gage Barton Fr. TomBall Memorial HS TomBall, TX Cypress Academy Tom Meadows 3 Aaron Bayer Fr. Olentangy Orange HS Lewis Center, OH International Gymnastics Casimiro Suarez 5 Micah Beasley Fr. South MecKlenBurg HS Charlotte, NC Zenith Gymnastics Stanislav Savitch 8 Quinn Beaulieu Fr. Explore Knowledge Academy Las Vegas, NV Gymcats Gymnastics Pej EBrahimi 1 Carter BecK Jr. Olentangy LiBerty HS Powell, OH Integrity Athletics Stan DoBrydnio 5 Arthur "Duncan" BecKel Fr. Mason HS Mason, OH Queen City Gymnastics Keith Petit 5 LuKe Bender Fr. Cienega HS Vail, AZ Old PueBlo Gymnastics Academy Randy Sooter 1 Jason Bender Sr. Cienega HS Vail, AZ Old PueBlo Gymnastics Academy Randy Sooter 1 Kyle Bender Jr. Sammamish HS Bellevue, WA Metropolitan Gymnastics Max Soifer 2 NeKo Berrong Fr. South Sutter Charter School Placerville, CA Davis Diamonds Gymnastics Tim McLaughlin 1 Keenan Berrong Jr. South Sutter Charter School Placerville, CA Davis Diamonds Gymnastics Tim McLaughlin 1 BlaKe BeucKelaere Fr. Michigan Connections Academy Okemos, MI Michigan Academy of Gymnastics VessKo Pavlov 5 Calder Biondi Fr. The HS for Math, Science & Engineering New YorK, NY Chelsea Piers Hector Salazar 7 Samuel Bishop So. Cienega HS Tucson, AZ Old PueBlo Gymnastics Academy Randy Sooter 1 Russell BlacK Sr. Hudson HS Hudson, OH Gymnastics World Greg SKupsKi 5 Matthew Blam Fr. Orange County School of the Arts Santa Anna, CA South Coast Gymnastics Xiaoping Li 1 Jaden BlanK So. Florida Virtual School Orlando, FL EVO Athletics Grant Brittain 8 Landen Blixt Jr. Fowlerville HS Fowlerville, MI Infinity Gymnastics George Gagua 5 Camden Bontempo Sr. Homeschool Irwin, PA Jewarts Gymnastics Jeff Malone 7 Matthew Bonville Fr. Pinecrest HS Southern PInes, NC Sandhills Academy of Gymnastics Anita Kelso 8 JacoB Boomershine Jr. Branham HS San Jose, CA Stanford Boys Gymnastics Mark Freeman 1 Eli Boone Jr. Hickory HS ChesapeaKe, VA Gymstrada Gymnastics Kevin Hallinan 7 Anthony Bosalet Jr. Marina HS Huntington Beach, CA SCATS Grigor ChaliKyan 1 JaKe Boswell Fr. Providence Christian Academy Johns CreeK, GA GGA Suwanee Jeff White 8 JacoB Brenner So. BCC HS Bethesda, MD Preston Gymnastics Academy Tim Preston 7 JacoB Brewster Fr. Centennial HS Blaine, MN Jam Hops Gymnastics Kyle PeKula 4 Colin BrooKs So. Overhills HS Spring LaKe, NC Countryside Gymnastics Antone Wright 8 Samuel Brown Jr. Byron Nelson HS RoanoKe, TX SouthlaKe Gymnastics Ernesto 3 2021 ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS Athletes achieved a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or higher Student Athlete Grade School Name City/St Club Coach Region Benjamin Brown-Proctor Sr. Cinco Ranch HS Katy, TX Iron Cross Gymnastics DaKota Qualls 3 Lucas Bueling Fr. Minnesota Connections Academy St. Paul, MN Great Northern Gymnastics Ron Hill 4 Liam Buley So. Edison HS Huntington Beach, CA SCATS Grigor ChaliKyan 1 Brendan BullocK Sr. Central BucKs West HS Doylestown, PA The Gravity Forge Dan GaliczynsKi 7 Grayson Burchard So. Colonial Heights HS Colonial Heights, VA Gym Quest Kenys Lucena 7 Matthew Burgoyne Sr. North Penn HS Lansdale, PA LiBerty Bell Athletics Brad Davis 7 Taylor BurKhart Sr. Two Roads Charter Arvada, CO 5280 Gymnastics Vladimir Artemev 9 Lucas Bury Jr. Homeschool JacKson, WI Infinite Gymnastics Mitchell Connor 4 Joseph Buselmeier Sr. Northwest Christian School Phoenix, AZ North Valley Gymnastics Travis Rainer 1 Mason Bussell Sr. Daniel 1 Academy CooKeville, TN GymTeK Academy Matt Henry 8 Dominic Bustamante Fr. Sandra Day O’Connor HS Phoenix, AZ AZ Prestige Gymnastics Tim Olson 1 PatricK Cain Jr. Loveless Academic Magnet Program Montgomery, AL Armory Athletics Hunter King 8 Bryce Cannon Jr. Casa Grande HS Petaluma, CA Gymnastics Zone Bogi MichovsKy 1 KoBy Cantu Jr. Texas Connections Academy Houston, TX Iron Cross Gymnastics DaKota Qualls 3 Zaccheus Carrasco Sr. Cocalico HS Denver, PA LiBerty Bell Athletics Brad Davis 7 Adam Carter Fr. ParKhill HS Kansas city, MO Mercury Gymnastics Will Sanders 3 Kyle Cassani Sr. Catholic HS Virginia Beach, VA Gymstrada Gymnastics Kevin Hallinan 7 Alex Catchpole Jr. Nashua North HS Nashua, NH Gymnastics Village Michael Ouellette 6 Eric Chan Jr. Lowell HS San Francisco, CA Accel Gymnastics Jim Li Lin Way 1 Andrew Chand Jr. Highland HS Medina, OH Gym World Greg SKupsKi 5 Isaac Chang So. St. Xavier HS Cincinnati, OH Queen City Gymnastics Keith Pettit 5 Ayden Chartier So. Colonial Forge HS Stafford, VA Apollo Gymnastics Jason Furr 7 Ryan Chevraux Fr. Independence HS AshBurn, VA G-Force Gymnastics Macey Watson 7 Arun Chhetri Jr. Laurel Springs Ojai, CA Gymnastics Olympica USA Paul Sargsyan 1 Joachim Chin Fr. Arlington HS Arlington, MA Brestyan’s American Gymnastics DeBBie NaKa 6 Justin ChinofsKy Sr. North Penn HS lansdale, PA LiBerty Bell Athletics Brad Davis 7 GaBriel Cho Fr. Orange County School of the Arts Santa Ana, CA Eric Will Gymnastics Center Sameera EKanayaKe 1 Daniel Cho Jr. Orange County School of the Arts Santa Ana, CA Eric Will Gymnastics Center Sameera EKanayaKe 1 Kevin Chow So. Valley HS West Des Moines, IA Chow's Gymnastics BoB Gauthier 4 Carson Christiansen Fr. Wheat Ridge HS Wheat Ridge, CO 5280 Gymnastics Vladimir Artemev 9 Kelton Christiansen Jr. Wheat Ridge HS Wheat Ridge, CO 5280 Gymnastics Vladimir Artemev 9 Connor Cihula Sr. Glencoe HS HillsBoro, OR Oregon Gymnastics Academy Irina Jan 2 2021 ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS Athletes achieved a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or higher Student Athlete Grade School Name City/St Club Coach Region Michael Ciolino Jr. CumBerland HS CumBerland, RI Ocean State School of Gymnastics Nate Ferdman 6 Samuel Cirlincione Fr. Huntington HS huntington, NY Hotshots Cris Leric 7 Lucas Cirlincione Jr. Huntington HS Huntington, NY Hotshots Cris Leric 7 Jaxon Clapper So. LiBerty North HS LiBerty, MO EDGE Gymnastics Rich QuicK 3 Tyler ClarK Jr. Neuqua Naperville, IL Premier Gymnastics West Dave Masciola 5 Owen Clemans Fr. The Derryfield School Manchester, NH Impact Gymnastics Academy Craig ThiBaudeau 6 Isaiah ClerKley Fr. Seneca Valley School District Harmony, PA Western PA Gymnastics CluB Scott Knechtel 7 Caden Clinton Fr. Cypress Christian School Houston, TX Cypress Academy Tom Meadows 3 Kasey Cohen So. Mansfield HS Mansfield, MA Metro South Gymnastics Jeff ParKer 6 Asher Cohen Jr. Wheat Ridge HS Wheat Ridge, CO 5280 Gymnastics Vladimir Artemev 9 Elijah Colon Fr. Tottenville HS Staten Island, NY Athletic Edge Sports Center Will Pichardo 7 John Colt Sr. Colorado Early Colleges ParKer ParKer, CO 20 Mile Athletic Center John DicKey 9 Cole Comer Jr. Hamilton Southeastern HS Fishers, IN DeVeau's School of Gymnastic Jeff Greene 5 Joseph Conley Fr. Carlmont HS Belmont, CA Bayshore Elite Gymnastics Paul Fischetti 1 Zachary Connelly Jr. Mountain View HS Orem, UT USA Gymnastics World GaBrel Conner 9 Chase Conner Jr.
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