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Page: 1 2017 Winter Cup Finals Printed: 2/17/2017 9:24:36 A M Rotation Schedule Feb 18, 2017 Session: 3 -- Finals Saturday, February 18, 2017 Open Stretch 5:00 PM March-In 7:05 PM Start 7:15 PM End 9:45 PM Squad A Cypress Academy, Stanford, Univ Illinois Squad B Air Force, MHG, Ohio State, USA Youth Fitness Squad C Univ Oklahoma Squad D U.S.O.T.C., Univ Nebraska, WOGA Gym Squad E Penn State, Univ Iowa Squad F Navy, Twistars USA, Univ Michigan, Univ Minnesota Num Gymnasts: 43 Squad: A 7 Squad: B 7 Squad: C 8 Floor 9 Grant Breckenridge Stanford Pommel 46 Timothy Wang Air Force Rings 31 Hunter Justus Univ Oklahom Pommel 42 Alex Diab Univ Illinois Rings 66 Alec Yoder Ohio State Vault 33 Colin VanWicklen Univ Oklahom Rings 18 Robert Neff Stanford Vault 49 Sean Melton Ohio State P Bars 6 Levi Anderson Univ Oklahom Vault 77 Ian Gunther Cypress Acad P Bars 86 Brandon Briones USA Youth Fit H Bar 50 Steven Legendre Univ Oklahom P Bars 27 Akash Modi Stanford H Bar 20 Shane Wiskus MHG Floor 30 Allan Bower Univ Oklahom H Bar 37 Johnny Jacobson Univ Illinois Floor 17 Alexander Naddour USA Youth Fit Pommel 36 Kanji Oyama Univ Oklahom 94 Brandon Ngai Univ Illinois 11 Drew Moling Ohio State 35 Peter Daggett Univ Oklahom 4 Yul Moldauer Univ Oklahom Squad: D 7 Squad: E 7 Squad: F 7 Vault 32 Cameron Bock U.S.O.T.C. P Bars 25 Michael Burns Penn State H Bar 59 Jacob Moore Twistars USA P Bars 51 Christopher Stephen Univ Nebrask H Bar 21 Dominic DiFulvio Penn State Floor 47 Ellis Mannon Univ Minneso H Bar 16 Christopher Brooks U.S.O.T.C. Floor 8 Nicholas Merryman Univ Iowa Pommel 1 Emyre Cole Univ Michigan Floor 84 David Pochinka WOGA Gym Pommel 26 Leroy Clarke Penn State Rings 41 Jalon Stephens Univ Minneso Pommel 3 Donothan Bailey U.S.O.T.C. Rings 43 Andrew Botto Univ Iowa Vault 55 Mitchell Brown Univ Michigan Rings 13 Eddie Penev U.S.O.T.C. Vault 19 Favian Valdez Penn State P Bars 52 Jonathan Tang Navy 29 Donnell Whittenburg U.S.O.T.C. 14 Trevor Howard Penn State 44 Anthony McCallum II Univ Michigan ProScore v 5.4.1 - C opy right 1993-2016 A uburn Electronics Group - Licensed to: A uburn Electronics Group.

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2018 Winter Cup Schedule and Start List
2018 Winter Cup Challenge START LIST Session I: Thursday 2/15: Warm-up begins at 10:50 a.m. Competition begins at 1:00 p.m. FLOOR 7 POMMEL HORSE 6 STILL RINGS 6 58 John Chou Cypress 50 Nehemiah Baker Flip Force 2 Taylor Burkhart 5280 9 Asher Hong Cypress 81 Liam Doherty-Herwitz Brestyan’s 79 Khalil Jackson Champions 60 Evan Davis Cypress 78 Max Andryushchenko Ohio State 59 Joshua Davis WOGA Frisco 56 Garrett Braunton Cypress 80 Daniel Yoon SCATS 67 Curran Phillips Prairie 74 Ian Gunther Cypress 83 Brody Malone Cartersville 63 Michael Jaroh MEGA 89 Jack Freeman Cypress 5 Brandon Briones Aspire Kids 73 Vitaliy Guimaraes 5280 51 Lazarus Barnhill Cypress VAULT 6 PARALLEL BARS 6 HIGH BAR 6 42 Joshua Karnes Lakettes 86 David Pochinka WOGA Plano 12 Isaiah Drake Gym Olympica 72 Colt Walker AcroTex 53 Jeremy Bischoff Wallers 90 Sam Phillips Gym Olympica 61 Michael Fletcher NEAG 70 Kameron Nelson Hayden’s 65 Evan Kriley La Fleur’s 54 Crew Bold TAG USA 87 Justin Ah Chow Universal 84 David Willett High Point 62 Yan Inhaber-Courchesne NEAG 85 Kevin Penev RGA 82 Spencer Goodell OMEGA 76 Bennet Huang Iowa 98 Dylan Young Wallers 64 Paul Juda Buffalo Grove Session II: Thursday 2/15: Warm-up begins at 4:20 p.m. Competition begins at 6:30 p.m. FLOOR 8 POMMEL HORSE 8 STILL RINGS 8 17 Alex Naddour USA Youth Fitness 49 Sean Melton Ohio State 23 Dylan Ellsworth Iowa 36 Kanji Oyama USOTC 66 Riley Loos Technique 16 Brennan Pantazis Penn State 55 Nikita Bolotsky USOTC 47 Alexander Wilson Ohio State 28 Marvin Kimble Salto 46 Michael Wilner UIC 7 Alec Yoder Ohio
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2012 Visa Championships - Men Day 1 Page: 1 Printed on: 6/7/2012 Meet Results - Jr 14-15 Men Competition I Thursday, June 7, 1:00pm Rank Num Name AA Gym 1 21 Marvin Kimble Diff: 5.400 5.500 5.300 6.600 5.600 4.800 Swiss Turners Exec: 8.900 7.700 8.700 9.000 8.750 8.700 ND: -0.100 __.___ __.___ __.___ __.___ __.___ Final: 14.200 13.200 14.000 15.600 14.350 13.500 84.850 Place: 4 3 1 1T 1T 1 1 2 4 Hunter Justus Diff: 5.600 5.200 4.800 6.200 5.000 4.800 Cypress Academy Exec: 8.400 7.200 8.350 9.400 9.200 8.450 ND: __.___ __.___ __.___ __.___ __.___ __.___ Final: 14.000 12.400 13.150 15.600 14.200 13.250 82.600 Place: 5 8 6 1T 3 3T 2 3 13 Marty Strech Diff: 5.400 4.700 4.900 6.200 4.900 4.300 Azarian Exec: 8.950 8.850 7.350 9.050 9.150 8.650 ND: __.___ __.___ __.___ -0.300 __.___ __.___ Final: 14.350 13.550 12.250 14.950 14.050 12.950 82.100 Place: 2 2 14 6 4 6 3 4 72 Yul Moldauer Diff: 5.200 5.000 5.200 6.200 5.500 5.000 5280 Gym Exec: 8.550 7.950 7.900 9.100 8.850 7.650 ND: __.___ __.___ __.___ -0.100 __.___ __.___ Final: 13.750 12.950 13.100 15.200 14.350 12.650 82.000 Place: 9 4 7 4 1T 12 4 5 63 David Jessen Diff: 5.300 5.400 5.100 5.800 5.800 5.100 RISE Exec: 7.400 8.300 7.950 9.050 7.950 8.150 ND: __.___ __.___ __.___ -0.300 __.___ __.___ Final: 12.700 13.700 13.050 14.550 13.750 13.250 81.000 Place: 15T 1 8 13 6 3T 5 6 76 Tristan Burke Diff: 5.300 4.300 4.800 6.200 4.600 4.100 WOGA Exec: 8.600 7.800 8.600 8.700 8.900 8.650 ND: __.___ __.___ __.___ __.___ __.___ __.___ Final: 13.900 12.100 13.400 14.900 13.500 12.750 80.550 Place: 6T
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2020 Winter Cup Finals Printed: 2/21/2020 2:35:34 PM Rotation Schedule Feb 22, 2020 Session: 3 -- Finals Saturday, February 22, 2020 Rotation 1
Page: 1 2020 Winter Cup Finals Printed: 2/21/2020 2:35:34 PM Rotation Schedule Feb 22, 2020 Session: 3 -- Finals Saturday, February 22, 2020 Rotation 1 7 Alec Yoder 9 Grant Breckenridg 61 Zachary Nunez 23 Colt Walker 75 Matt Cormier 28 Marvin Kimble Ohio State Stanford Cypress AcroTex MEGA MA Salto 41 Michael Moran 11 Kiwan Watts 92 Logan Myers 22 Sam Mikulak 71 Fuzzy Benas 1 Allan Bower Univ of Minnesota Arizona State 5280 Gymnastics USOPTC EnRich Univ of Oklahoma 26 Nicolas Kuebler 10 Brandon Briones 104 Joseph Pepe 8 Timothy Wang 81 Kameron Nelson 4 Yul Moldauer Metropolitan Stanford North Valley Air Force Hayden's Univ of Oklahoma 32 Cameron Bock 19 Riley Loos 64 Noah Giordano 13 Eddie Penev 93 Brandon Nguyen 12 Isaiah Drake Univ of Michigan Stanford 5280 Gymnastics USOPTC EGA Gym Olympica 20 Shane Wiskus 6 Brody Malone 57 Oliver Zavel 30 Alex Diab 54 Ian Lasic-Ellis 37 Gage Dyer Univ of Minnesota Stanford Crenshaws Univ of Illinois MEGA MA Univ of Oklahoma 17 Paul Juda 27 Akash Modi 59 Steven Lukasik 48 Adrian De Los An 94 Rithik Puri 33 Colin Van Wicklen Univ of Michigan Stanford LaFleurs Tampa USOPTC Lakeshore Univ of Oklahoma 49 Sean Melton 25 Ian Gunther 51 Asher Hong 21 Robert Neff 62 Fred Richard 43 Genki Suzuki Ohio State Stanford Cypress USOPTC MEGA MA Univ of Oklahoma 3 Donothan Bailey 69 Cameron Lee 34 Matt Wenske USOPTC WOGA Univ of Oklahoma Rotation 2 1 Allan Bower 41 Michael Moran 11 Kiwan Watts 92 Logan Myers 22 Sam Mikulak 71 Fuzzy Benas Univ of Oklahoma Univ of Minnesota Arizona State 5280 Gymnastics USOPTC EnRich
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2019 Winter Cup Challenge South Point Hotel & Casino Las Vegas, Nevada February 15-17 Ticket Information Tickets will be available for purchase at the South Point Hotel & Casino beginning at 9:30 am on Thursday February 14. Due to limited seating at the Winter Cup Finals event, USA Gymnastics and the event host will require all seats to be paid admissions, including athletes, with the exception of Winter Cup Challenge credentialed participants. No credentials will be replaced on Sunday February 17, if lost or forgotten. The host is required to halt ticket sales once fire code limits have been reached. It is recommended that tickets be purchased early. All-Event Pass $50 Adults (Winter Cup & BlackJack) $40 Children/Students BlackJack Coaches $20 (incl. Prelims & Finals) Winter Cup Preliminaries (Fri. 2/15) $25 Good for both sessions No Charge BlackJack Athlete Participants Winter Cup Finals (Sun. 2/17) $25 General Public $15 BlackJack Athletes $20 BlackJack Coaches Note: Ticket prices are subject to change and are based upon a variety of factors that can change at any time. Event Schedule Tentative and Subject to Change FRIDAY February 15 12:50 p.m. Assemble for March-in South Point Hotel Arena 1:00 p.m. Competition Begins South Point Hotel Arena 4:00 p.m. Competition Concludes Session II 6:20 p.m. Assemble for March-in South Point Hotel Arena 6:30 p.m. Competition Begins South Point Hotel Arena 9:30 p.m. Competition Concludes SUNDAY February 17 Session III 7:05 p.m. Assemble for March-in South Point Hotel Arena 7:15 p.m.
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2020 Winter Cup Finals Event Results
Page: 1 2020 Winter Cup Finals Printed: 2/22/2020 10:05 PM Men / SR / All Event Results - Multi Session: 3 Feb 22, 2020 #1 = 2020 Winter Cup Finals: 100% #2 = 2020 Elite Team Cup & Winter Cup: 100% Place Num Name Gym #2 #1 Score 1 37 Gage Dyer Univ of Oklahoma Fin: 14.400 14.650 29.050 D: 6.000 6.000 E: 8.400 8.650 ND: 2 22 Sam Mikulak USOPTC Fin: 14.600 14.200 28.800 D: 5.900 6.200 E: 8.700 8.300 ND: -0.300 3 32 Cameron Bock Univ of Michigan Fin: 14.350 14.150 28.500 D: 5.500 5.500 E: 8.850 8.650 ND: 4 48 Adrian De Los Angeles USOPTC Fin: 14.050 14.200 28.250 D: 5.600 5.600 E: 8.450 8.600 ND: 5T 17 Paul Juda Univ of Michigan Fin: 13.850 14.250 28.100 D: 5.800 5.800 E: 8.050 8.450 ND: 5T 13 Eddie Penev USOPTC Fin: 13.900 14.200 28.100 D: 5.900 6.300 E: 8.000 7.900 ND: 7 41 Michael Moran Univ of Minnesota Fin: 13.950 14.100 28.050 D: 5.600 5.600 E: 8.350 8.500 ND: 8 20 Shane Wiskus Univ of Minnesota Fin: 14.200 13.750 27.950 D: 5.800 6.000 E: 8.400 7.750 ND: 9 33 Colin Van Wicklen Univ of Oklahoma Fin: 13.900 13.900 27.800 D: 5.400 5.400 E: 8.600 8.500 ND: -0.100 10 27 Akash Modi Stanford Fin: 13.900 13.800 27.700 D: 5.900 5.800 E: 8.000 8.000 ND: 11 4 Yul Moldauer Univ of Oklahoma Fin: 13.850 13.750 27.600 D: 6.100 6.100 E: 7.750 7.950 ND: -0.300 12 26 Nicolas Kuebler Metropolitan Fin: 13.900 13.600 27.500 D: 5.000 5.000 E: 8.900 8.700 ND: -0.100 ProScore v 5.7.0 - C opy right 1993-2019 A uburn Electronics Group - Licensed to: A uburn Electronics Group Page: 2 2020 Winter Cup Finals Printed: 2/22/2020 10:05 PM Men / SR / All Event Results
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National Collegiate Men's Gymnastics Championships
NATIONAL COLLEGIATE MEN’S GYMNASTICS CHAMPIONSHIPS RECORDS BOOK 2016 Championship 2 History 4 All-Time Team Results 14 2016 CHAMPIONSHIP HIGHLIGHTS Oklahoma repeasts as national champions: Defend for 10. The mission statement has that driven the top-ranked Oklahoma men’s gymnastics team all season is officially outdated. Saturday night at St. John Arena in Columbus, Ohio, the Sooners scored 443.400, capping a second consecutive undefeated season and claiming the 10th NCAA championship in program history. Already a program laden with championship history, Oklahoma’s team total was good enough to secure a 10-point victory, the largest in NCAA history under the current scoring system, over second-place Stanford (434.050) and lay claim to its fourth set of back-to-back titles. In addition to the team title, the Sooners also won a pair of individual national titles. Freshman Yul Moldauer became the eighth Sooner in OU history to win the NCAA all-around title, and the first since Jake Dalton won it in 2012. Moldauer scored 89.100 and joins some illustrious company that includes Olympians Dalton and Bart Conner as well as current OU assistant coaches Taqiy Abdullah-Simmons and Steven Legendre. Junior Colin Van Wicklen also topped a podium Saturday night, winning the national title on floor with a score of 15.300. Van Wicklen had a huge night, scoring at least 14.800 on all three of his events and topping 15.200 in two of them. Just as it did in the prelims, Oklahoma started its night on floor. OU improved on its prelim performance by nearly a full point, scoring 73.600.
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2017 Winter Cup Tech Packet FINAL
Vice President of Men’s Program: Date: January 31, 2017 2017 Winter Cup Challenge February 16-18 Las Vegas, Nevada MEN’S COMPETITION TECHNICAL INFORMATION Dusty Ritter Westgate Resort & Casino 702/768-1459 HOST: VENUE: 3000 Paradise Rd. [email protected] Las Vegas, NV 89109 www.dustyritter.com Daily Schedule See Attachment A Competition Format A. February 16: Preliminary Competition • The Preliminary Competition will be comprised of approximately 96 participants who will be divided into two competitive sessions of approximately 48 athletes each. • Athletes will be seeded into the two preliminary sessions based on the following: Ø The basis for seeding will be the MPC approved 20-point program based on two days of competition at the 2016 P&G Championships. The ranking includes all participating athletes. The Two-Day 20 Point P&G Championships ranking is included as Attachment B. Ø The top 42 athletes from the Two-Day 20 Point P&G Championships Ranking who are participating in the 2017 Winter Cup Challenge will compete in Session 2 (Attachment E) Ø The MPC will consider placing up to 6 athletes into Session 2 from among the athletes petitioning to the 2017 Winter Cup Challenge. Placement into the 2nd Session will be based on past competitive accomplishments and perceived competitiveness within the field. Any unused petition positions into the 2nd Session (up to 6) will be filled from the rank order Two-Day 20 Point P&G Championships Ranking results. Ø A blind draw will be done to fill remaining positions after the previous positions have been considered. Ø All other athletes qualified to the 2017 Winter Cup Challenge will compete in Session 1.
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Senior National Team Funding Vote
MPC Vote via email July 1, 2021 Members Present: Mike Serra – Chairman & Jr Coach Rep Sergei Pakanich – Jr Coach Rep Randy Jepson – Sr Coach Rep Justin Spring – Sr Coach Rep Kip Simons – Athlete Rep Paul Ruggeri – Athlete Rep Jason Woodnick – VP Men’s Program (voice, no vote) Brett McClure – High Performance Director (voice, no vote) Dusty Ritter – Men’s Dev Program Coordinator (voice, no vote) Raj Bhavsar – Men’s Dev Program Coordinator (voice, no vote) David Klein – MDPC Chair (voice, no vote) Mike Juszczyk – NGJA Rep (voice, no vote) The MPC was asked to vote via email on the acceptance of the Senior NT athletes that were nominated by the Olympic Selection Committee to attend World Championship Trials, and therefore, receive USOPC funding as per the NT funding document here: https://usagym.org/PDFs/Pressbox/Selection%20Procedures/m_21trials_funding.pdf The Senior athletes that were nominated for funding are as follows: Criteria 1: Tokyo Olympic Team (not including replacements) Brody Malone Yul Moldauer Shane Wiskus Sam Mikulak Alec Yoder Criteria 2: Athletes who are invited to participate in the 2021 World Championship Trials Alex Diab Stephen Nedoroscik Donnell Whittenburg Brandon Briones Akash Modi Gage Dyer Cameron Bock The Committee voted to approve the funded athletes: 4 votes in favor 2 recused votes Following this email vote, the Committee was asked to vote on one additional funded spot for Senior National Team member, Allan Bower. Allan is one of the replacement athletes for the Olympic Games and would be the only member of the Olympic delegation to not receive funding. USAG has approved funding for Allan through August 2021 in order for him to prepare for Tokyo.
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Season Preview Layout
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National Collegiate Men's Gymnastics Championships
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