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2016 P&G Championships Page: 1 2016 P&G Championships - Women Day 2 Printed: 6/17/2016 12:37:19 PM Rotation Schedule Jun 26, 2016 Session: 3W -- Juniors Sunday, June 26, 2016 Rotation 1 186 Kalyany Steele 182 Gabby Perea 174 Lauren Letzsch 187 Tori Tatum CO Aerials Legacy Elite TIGAR Twin City Twisters 167 Kiya Johnson 164 Jaylene Gilstrap 166 Morgan Hurd 188 Trinity Thomas Texas Dreams Metroplex Gymnastics First State Prestige 171 Adeline Kenlin 168 Madeleine Johnston 175 Lauren Little 173 Sunisa Lee IGN Hill's Everest Gymnastics Midwest Gymnastics 170 Hannah Joyner 159 Kinsey Davis 185 Deanne Soza 161 Frida Esparza World Champions KPAC Gym Arete Head Over Heels CA 162 Colbi Flory 172 Emily Lee 154 Sloane Blakely 179 Riley McCusker Texas Dreams West Valley WOGA MG Elite 30 second touch warm-up 30 second touch warm-up 30 second touch warm-up 30 second touch warm-up 181 Maile O'Keefe 152 Alyssa Al-Ashari 165 Lilly Hudson 151 Shania Adams Salcianu Elite Twistars VEGA Buckeye Gymnastics 177 Emma Malabuyo 157 Chae Campbell 176 Cameron Machado 153 Elena Arenas Texas Dreams Metroplex Gymnastics First State Georgia Elite 183 Abigail Scanlon 184 Alyona Shchennikova 178 Jay Jay Marshall 169 Shilese Jones Capital Gymnastics 5280 TIGAR Buckeye Gymnastics 156 Aria Brusch 160 Olivia Dunne 155 Jordan Bowers 158 Jordan Chiles Cincinnati Gymnastic ENA Paramus Solid Rock Naydenov Gymnastics Rotation 2 173 Sunisa Lee 171 Adeline Kenlin 168 Madeleine Johnston 175 Lauren Little Midwest Gymnastics IGN Hill's Everest Gymnastics 161 Frida Esparza 170 Hannah Joyner 159 Kinsey Davis 185 Deanne Soza Head Over Heels CA World Champions KPAC Gym Arete 179 Riley McCusker 162 Colbi Flory 172 Emily Lee 154 Sloane Blakely MG Elite Texas Dreams West Valley WOGA 151 Shania Adams 181 Maile O'Keefe 152 Alyssa Al-Ashari 165 Lilly Hudson Buckeye Gymnastics Salcianu Elite Twistars VEGA 153 Elena Arenas 177 Emma Malabuyo 157 Chae Campbell 176 Cameron Machado Georgia Elite Texas Dreams Metroplex Gymnastics First State 30 second touch warm-up 30 second touch warm-up 30 second touch warm-up 30 second touch warm-up 169 Shilese Jones 183 Abigail Scanlon 184 Alyona Shchennikova 178 Jay Jay Marshall Buckeye Gymnastics Capital Gymnastics 5280 TIGAR 158 Jordan Chiles 156 Aria Brusch 160 Olivia Dunne 155 Jordan Bowers Naydenov Gymnastics Cincinnati Gymnastic ENA Paramus Solid Rock 187 Tori Tatum 186 Kalyany Steele 182 Gabby Perea 174 Lauren Letzsch Twin City Twisters CO Aerials Legacy Elite TIGAR 188 Trinity Thomas 167 Kiya Johnson 164 Jaylene Gilstrap 166 Morgan Hurd Prestige Texas Dreams Metroplex Gymnastics First State ProScore v 5.2.1 - C opy right 1993-2016 A uburn Electronics Group - Licensed to: A uburn Electronics Group Page: 2 2016 P&G Championships - Women Day 2 Printed: 6/17/2016 12:37:19 PM Rotation Schedule Jun 26, 2016 Session: 3W -- Juniors Sunday, June 26, 2016 Rotation 3 154 Sloane Blakely 179 Riley McCusker 162 Colbi Flory 172 Emily Lee WOGA MG Elite Texas Dreams West Valley 165 Lilly Hudson 151 Shania Adams 181 Maile O'Keefe 152 Alyssa Al-Ashari VEGA Buckeye Gymnastics Salcianu Elite Twistars 176 Cameron Machado 153 Elena Arenas 177 Emma Malabuyo 157 Chae Campbell First State Georgia Elite Texas Dreams Metroplex Gymnastics 178 Jay Jay Marshall 169 Shilese Jones 183 Abigail Scanlon 184 Alyona Shchennikova TIGAR Buckeye Gymnastics Capital Gymnastics 5280 155 Jordan Bowers 158 Jordan Chiles 156 Aria Brusch 160 Olivia Dunne Solid Rock Naydenov Gymnastics Cincinnati Gymnastic ENA Paramus 30 second touch warm-up 30 second touch warm-up 30 second touch warm-up 30 second touch warm-up 174 Lauren Letzsch 187 Tori Tatum 186 Kalyany Steele 182 Gabby Perea TIGAR Twin City Twisters CO Aerials Legacy Elite 166 Morgan Hurd 188 Trinity Thomas 167 Kiya Johnson 164 Jaylene Gilstrap First State Prestige Texas Dreams Metroplex Gymnastics 175 Lauren Little 173 Sunisa Lee 171 Adeline Kenlin 168 Madeleine Johnston Everest Gymnastics Midwest Gymnastics IGN Hill's 185 Deanne Soza 161 Frida Esparza 170 Hannah Joyner 159 Kinsey Davis Arete Head Over Heels CA World Champions KPAC Gym Rotation 4 157 Chae Campbell 176 Cameron Machado 153 Elena Arenas 177 Emma Malabuyo Metroplex Gymnastics First State Georgia Elite Texas Dreams 184 Alyona Shchennikova 178 Jay Jay Marshall 169 Shilese Jones 183 Abigail Scanlon 5280 TIGAR Buckeye Gymnastics Capital Gymnastics 160 Olivia Dunne 155 Jordan Bowers 158 Jordan Chiles 156 Aria Brusch ENA Paramus Solid Rock Naydenov Gymnastics Cincinnati Gymnastic 182 Gabby Perea 174 Lauren Letzsch 187 Tori Tatum 186 Kalyany Steele Legacy Elite TIGAR Twin City Twisters CO Aerials 164 Jaylene Gilstrap 166 Morgan Hurd 188 Trinity Thomas 167 Kiya Johnson Metroplex Gymnastics First State Prestige Texas Dreams 30 second touch warm-up 30 second touch warm-up 30 second touch warm-up 30 second touch warm-up 168 Madeleine Johnston 175 Lauren Little 173 Sunisa Lee 171 Adeline Kenlin Hill's Everest Gymnastics Midwest Gymnastics IGN 159 Kinsey Davis 185 Deanne Soza 161 Frida Esparza 170 Hannah Joyner KPAC Gym Arete Head Over Heels CA World Champions 172 Emily Lee 154 Sloane Blakely 179 Riley McCusker 162 Colbi Flory West Valley WOGA MG Elite Texas Dreams 152 Alyssa Al-Ashari 165 Lilly Hudson 151 Shania Adams 181 Maile O'Keefe Twistars VEGA Buckeye Gymnastics Salcianu Elite ProScore v 5.2.1 - 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