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NCAA MEN’S GYMNASTICS: GYMNASTS OF THE WEEK Mar. 20 (T) Sean Melton, Ohio St. none 2019-20 Div 1 Club Rookie/Specialist Allan Bower, Okla none Jan. 7 none Nick Garcia,ASU None/ none Mar. 28 Tim Wang, Air Force Jakob Welsh, Temple Jan. 14 Brandon Briones,Stan Kiwan Watts,ASU Briones-Nedoroscik,PS April 3 Sean Melton, Ohio State none Jan. 21 Shane Wiskus, Minn Chris Bartee, ASU Briones/Gage Dyer,Ok April 17 Yul Moldauer, Oklahoma none Jan. 28 Shane Wiskus,Minn none Briones, Blake Sun, Stan Feb. 3 Stephen Nedoroscik,P.St. Dalton Hopkins Bold, Minn. Nedoroscik Feb. 10 Brandon Briones,Stan. Kiwan Watts, ASU Briones, Cummins, OSU 2014-2015 Feb. 17 Paul Juda, Mich Luka Sisauri, Wash. Paul Juda, Jake Bonnay,Neb Jan-11 Akash Modi, Stanford no meets Feb. 24 Shane Wiskus,Minn. Kiwan Watts,asu Paul Juda,Nedoroscik Jan. 18 Akash Modi, Stanford Jakob Welsh, Temple Jan. 25 Akash Modi, Stanford Neal Courter,Wm/Mary 2018-19 Div. 1 Club Rookie Feb. 1 Kevin Wolting, Calif. Michael Deitz,Wm/Mary Jan. 7 none Nathan Tsuji, Wash none Feb. 8 Akash Modi, Stanford Jonny Tang, Navy Jan. 14 Sam Zakutney,P.St. Kyle Burris, ASU Michael Fletcher,Il Feb. 15 Kanji Oyama, Oklahoma Jon Zirna, Springfield Jan. 21 Genki Suzuki, Okla none Darren Wong, Cal Feb 22 Kevin Wolting, California Zack Mollett, Ariz. St. Jan. 28 Cameron Bock, Mich none Brody Malone,stan Feb. 4 Brody Malone, Stan Kiwan Watts, ASU Brody Maline,stan Mar. 1 Alexis Torres, Penn St. none Feb. 11 Shane Wiskus, Minn Tony Mills, ASU Darren Wong,Cal. Mar. 8 Kevin Wolting, California Arinn Wade, Air Force Feb. 18 Yul Moldauer, Okla Jordan Williams, ASU Michael Fletcher, Ill. Mar. 15 Alexis Torres, Penn St. Josh Ramos, Air Force Feb. 25 Yul Moldauer, Okla Nathan Tsuji, Wash Brody Malone, Stan Mar. 22 Stacey Ervin, Michigan Denis Aurelius, Air F. Mar. 4 Yul Moldauer, Okla none Anthony Davis, Army Mar. 29 Akash Modi, Stanford Jonny Tang, Navy Tie; Alex Diab, Ill. April 12 Akash Modi, Stanford Jonny Tang, Navy Mar.11 Shane Wiskus, Minn Nathan Tsuji, Wash Michael Fletcher, Ill. Mar. 18 Shane Wiskus, Minn none Garrett Kasiski, Minn ? 2013-2014 Mar. 25 Anton Stephenson,Neb none David Pochinka, Minn Jan. 12 Akash Modi, Stanford Landon Funiciello,W/M Apr. 1 Brody Malone, Stan Kiwan Watts, ASU Brody Malone, Stan Jan.19 (tie) Akash Modi, Stanford Landon Funiciello, W/M Apr. 8 Yul Moldauer, Okla none Brody Malone, Stan Michael Newburger,OSU Ryan Ponce, Springfield Apr. 22 Brody Malone, Stan none Brody Malone, Stan Jan. 26 Donothan Bailey, Cal. Tim Wang, Air Force Feb. 2 C.J. Maestas, Illinois Jon Zirna, Springfield 2017-18 Div 1 Club Rookie Feb. 9 C.J. Maestas, Illinois Landon Funiciello, W/M Jan.14 Robert Neff,Stan Nikita Latman,ASU Shane Wiskus, Minn Feb. 16 Jake Martin, Ohio St. Chris Junghans, Navy Jan.21 Ryan Sheppard,Stan Nick Garcia,ASU Griffin Kehler, Neb Feb. 23 Sean Melton, Ohio St. Daniel Potemski, W/M Jan. 28 Yul Moldauer, Okla Ben Blood, ASU Shane Wiskus, Minn Mar. 2 Akash Modi, Stanford Tim Wang, Air Force Feb. 4 Yul Moldauer, Okla None Jacob Moore, Mich Mar. 9 Akash Modi, Stanford Daniel Potemski, W/M Feb. 11 Tristan Duran, Minn Dan Bronnenberg,ASU Shane Wiskus,Minn Mar. 16 Matt McGrath, Iowa James Hennin, Springfield Feb. 18 Sean Melton, OSU Kiwan Watts, ASU Shane Wiskus, Minn Mar. 30 Sam Mikulak, Michigan Neal Courter, W/M Feb. 25 Levi Anderson, Okla Nathan Tsuji, Wash Shane Wiskus, Minn Apr. 12 Sam Mikukak, Michigan Ryan Ponce, Springfield Mar. 5 Dylan Ellsworth,Iowa Toby Warren, Tem. Blake Sun, Stan Mar. 12 Alec Yoder, OSU Kiwan Watts, ASU Bennett Huang, Iowa 2012-2013 Mar. 19 Yul Moldauer, Okla None Shane Wiskus, Minn Dec. 9, 2012 Javier Balboa, Iowa Eric Vicsardi, Navy Mar. 26 Tristan Duran, Minn Nathan Tsuji, Wash Shane Wiskus, Minn Jan. 13, 2013 Eddie Penev, Stanford Garrek Hojan-Clark,Army Ap. 2 Cameron Bock, Mich Nikita Latman, ASU Jacob Moore, Mich. Jan. 20 Adrian de los Angeles, Mich Jesse Glenn, Army Ap. 9 Yul Moldauer, Okla None Cameron Bock, Mich. Jan. 27 Syque Caesar, Mich Landon Funiciello, W/M Ap.23 Yul Moldauer, Okla None Shane Wiskus, Minn Feb. 3 Trevor Howard, Penn St. Jesse Glenn, Army Feb. 10 Adrian Angeles, Mich No meets 2016-17 Div. 1 USAG/Club Feb. 17 Felix Aronovich, Penn St. Dan Potemski, W/M Jan. 15 Allan Bower, Oklahoma Riley Ward, Ariz. St. Feb. 24 Felix Aronovich, Penn St. Ryan Ponce, Springfield Jan. 22 Chris Stephenson, Neb. Jared Newman, Ariz.St. Mar. 3 Eddie Penev, Stanford Tory Brown, Air Force Mar. 10 Eddie Penev, Stanford Neal Courter, W/M Jan. 29 Yul Moldauer, Okla Andrew Pelletierr,ASU Mar 17 Felix Aronovich, Penn St. Nick Gaudlip, Air Force Feb. 6 Akash Modi, Stanford Michael Sibley, Wash Mar. 24 Adrian Angeles, Mich no meets Feb. 13 Yul Moldauer, Okla Vincent Motter, Ariz.St. Mar. 31 Javier Balboa, Iowa Alex Gaudaur, Ariz. St. Feb. 20 Yul Moldauer, Okla None April 7 Sam Mikulak, Mich Ryan Ponce, Springfield Feb. 27 Colin Van Wicklen Nathan Tsuji, Wash. April 21 Sam Mikulak, Mich Landon Funiciello, W/M Mar. 6 Allan Bower, Okla Nick Garcia, Ariz. St. Mar. 13 Jonathan Tang, Navy Daniel Bronnenberg, Ariz.St. 2011-2012 Mar. 20 Leroy Clarke, Jr, Penn St. None Dec. 4 Russell Dabritz, Minn Kevin Menefee, Air Force Mar. 27 Jutin Karstadt, Minn Riley Ward, Ariz. St. Dec. 11 Kyle Voissem, UIC no meets Jan. 15 C. J. Maestas, Illinois Alex Gaudaur, Ariz. St. Ap. 2 Akash Modi, Stanford None Jan 22 Jake Dalton, Oklahoma Andrew Faulk, Navy Ap. 9 Akash Modi, Stanford Jakob Welsh, Temple Jan. 29 Eddie Penev, Stanford Andrew Faulk, Navy Ap.23 Akash Modi, Stanford None Feb. 5 Paul Ruggeri, Illinois Ty Evans, Springfield Feb. 12 Donothan Bailey, Calif. Dan Potenski, W/M 2015-2016 Andrew Faulk, Navy (tie) Jan. 11 Trevor Howard, Penn St. Tie:Daniel Bronneberg,asu Feb. 19 Sam Mikulak, Michigan Tie: James Okamoto, AF Douglass Johnson, SCU Andrew Faulk, Navy Jan. 17 Yul Moldauer, Oklahoma Thomas Hanson, Ariz. St. Feb. 26 Eddie Penev, Stanford Josh Ramos, Air Force Jan. 24 Akash Modi, Stanford none Mar. 4 Jake Dalton, Oklahoma Andrew Faulk, Navy Jan. 31 Sean Melton, Ohio State Thomas Hanson, Ariz. St. Mar. 11 Sam Mikulak, Michigan Ryan Ponce, Springfield Feb. 7 Akash Modi, Stanford none Mar. 18 Sam Mikulak, Michigan No meets Feb. 14 Jesse Glenn, Army Zach Mollett, Ariz. St. Mar. 31 none Andrew Faulk, Navy Feb. 21 Akash Modi, Stanford none April 8 Jake Dalton, Oklahoma Andrew Faulk, Navy Feb. 28 Akash Modi, Stanford Nathan Tsuji, Washington April 21 Jake Dalton, Oklahoma Andrew Faulk, Navy Mar.6 Kanji Oyama, Oklahoma none Mar. 13 Sean Melton, Ohio State Nathan Tsuji, Washington 2010-2011 Dec. 22 Paul Ruggeri, Illinois Alex Gaudaur, Ariz. St. Jan. 16 Michael Reavis, Iowa (tie) Chris Tam, Navy Jan. 17 Glen Ishino, California Andrew Faulk, Navy David Sender, Stanford Jan. 24 Jake Dalton, Oklahoma Andrew Faulk, Navy Jan. 23 Adam Plummer, Illinois Ramon Jackson, W/M Jan. 30 Tyler Mizoguchi, Illinois Ty Evans, Springfield Jan. 30 Luke Vexler, Temple Brandon Cook, Navy Feb. 6 Jake Dalton, Oklahoma Ty Evans, Springfield Feb. 6 Jonathan Horton, Oklahoma Jeff Crockett, Wash. Feb. 13 Steve Legendre, Oklahoma Andrew Faulk, Navy Feb. 13 Jake Lee, Minnesota Grant Ragelin, Navy Feb. 20 Donothan Bailey, California Nash Mills, Air Force Feb. 20 Derek Helsby, Penn State Ramon Jackson, W/M Feb. 27 Felix Aronovich, Penn St. Ty Evans, Springfield Feb. 27 Jonathan Horton, Oklahoma Chris Tam, Navy Mar. 6 Steve Legendre, Oklahoma Nash Mills, Air Force Mar. 6 Jonathan Horton, Okla. Stirling Van Winkle,J.Mad Mar. 13 Kyle Bunthuwong, Calif Kip Webber, Army Mar. 13 Tim McNeill, California Aaron Ingram, W/M Mar. 20 Wyatt Aycock, Nebraska Nash Mills, Air Force Mar. 27 Tim McNeill, California Ramon Jackson,W/M Mar. 27 Alex Buscaglia, Stanford Ty Evans, Springfield April 3 Jake Dalton, Oklahom Dylan Parrott, Navy April 17 Sam Mikulak, Mich Landon Funiciello, W/M ALL-TIME LEADERS G.O.W. Div. 1 USAG/Club 2009-2010 Aronovich, Felix 5 Penn State Dec. 21 Mel Santander, Michigan Andrew Faulk, Navy Buntuwong, Kyle 4 California Jan. 17 Jake Dalton, Oklahoma Ty Evans, Springfield Cameron, Chris 4 Michigan Jan. 24 Jake Dalton, Oklahoma Riley Barclay, Ariz Courter, Neal 4 W&M (Tie)Andrew Faulk, Navy Dalton, Jake 9 Oklahoma Jan. 31 Pat McLaughlin, Temple Andrew Faulk, Navy Melton, Sean 6 Ohio State Feb. 7 Chris Cameron, Michigan no meets Faulk, Andrew 15 Navy Feb. 14 Paul Ruggeri, Illinois Ty Evans, Springfield Mills, Nash 5 AF Feb. 21 Kyle Bunthuwong, Calif. Derek Gygax, W/M Mikukak, Sam 8 Michigan Feb. 28 Steve Legendre, Oklahoma Nash Mills, Air Force Modi, Akash 18 Stanford Mar. 7 Glen Ishino, California Dylan Parrott, Navy Moldauer, Yul 14 Oklahoma Mar. 14 Glen Ishino, California Nash Mills, Air Force Ponce, Ryan 6 springfield Mar. 21 Mel Santander, Michigan Derek Gygax, W/M Penev, Eddie 4 Stanford Mar 28 Andrew Stover, UIC Derek Gygax, W/M Parrott, Dylan 6 navy April 4 Glen Ishino, California Derek Gygax, W/M Potemski, Dan 5 W/M April 11 none none Ruggeri, Paul 4 Illinois April 18 Chris Cameron, Michigan Derek Gygax, W/M Sender, David 5 Stanford Stine, Greg 5 AF 2008-2009 Sandy, Casey 4 Penn State Jan. 19 Chris Cameron, Michigan Ty Evans, Springfield Tam, Chris 5 navy Jan. 26 Casey Sandy, Penn St. Dylan Parrott, Navy Tang, Jonny 4 navy Feb.
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    Page: 1 2021 U.S. Championships - Men Day 2 Printed: 6/5/2021 5:36:35 PM Men / J5 / 15-16 Meet Results - Multi Session: 3M Jun 5, 2021 Judge's Signatures Rank Nu m Na me / Gy m AA 1 63 Vahe Petrosyan Prelims Final: 13.200 12.350 13.500 13.350 11.550 13.050 77.000 Gym Olympica D/E: 4.8 / 8.400 5.5 / 6.850 4.3 / 9.200 4.4 / 8.950 4.8 / 6.750 4.2 / 8.850 ND: Finals Final: 13.200 13.250 13.150 13.650 12.700 12.650 78.600 D/E: 4.8 / 8.400 5.5 / 7.750 4.3 / 8.850 4.4 / 9.250 5.1 / 7.600 4.2 / 8.450 ND: Combined Total: 155.600 2 88 Kai Uemura Prelims Final: 12.300 12.900 12.650 13.750 12.450 12.800 76.850 Lakeshore Academy D/E: 4.9 / 7.700 4.7 / 8.200 4.2 / 8.450 4.8 / 8.950 4.7 / 7.750 4.3 / 8.500 ND: -0.3 Finals Final: 13.300 12.650 12.950 13.750 12.850 13.250 78.750 D/E: 4.9 / 8.400 4.7 / 7.950 4.2 / 8.750 4.8 / 8.950 4.7 / 8.150 4.3 / 8.950 ND: Combined Total: 155.600 3 56 Alexandru Nitache Prelims Final: 13.400 12.450 12.000 13.600 12.650 12.350 76.450 GymTek Academy D/E: 4.2 / 9.200 3.7 / 8.750 3.6 / 8.700 5.2 / 8.700 3.8 / 8.850 3.4 / 8.950 ND: -0.3 -0.3 Finals Final: 12.900 12.600 12.300 12.900 12.250 12.700 75.650 D/E: 4.2 / 8.700 3.7 / 8.900 3.8 / 8.800 4.8 / 8.200 3.8 / 8.450 3.4 / 9.300 ND: -0.3 -0.1 Combined Total: 152.100 4 91 Caleb Melton Prelims Final: 13.250 11.600 12.600 14.400 12.450 11.900 76.200 Apollo Gymnastics D/E: 5.1 / 8.250 3.9 / 7.700 4.2 / 8.400 5.2 / 9.200 3.9 / 8.550 4.0 / 7.900 ND: -0.1 Finals Final: 12.850 12.000 12.500 14.100 12.450 11.900 75.800 D/E: 5.1 / 7.850 4.0 / 8.000 4.2 / 8.300 5.2 / 8.900 3.8 / 8.650
  • Ramstein Center Provides a Place to Decompress Post-Deployment

    Ramstein Center Provides a Place to Decompress Post-Deployment

    MILITARY MILITARY FACES Violations of US Luong hands Netflix baffles airspace by drones over command of with trailer for a growing issue US Army Japan ‘Sexy Beasts’ Page 4 Page 5 Page 18 Clippers in deepest hole yet after Game 3 loss to Suns ›› NBA playoffs, Page 24 stripes.com Volume 80 Edition 51 ©SS 2021 MONDAY,JUNE 28, 2021 50¢/Free to Deployed Areas Ramstein center provides a place to decompress post-deployment BY KARIN ZEITVOGEL Stars and Stripes RAMSTEIN AIR BASE, Ger- many — Leaving Bagram Airfield near Kabul last week after a five- month deployment was bitter- sweet for Tech. Sgt. Anthony Res- cigno. He was doing what he loves in Afghanistan as part of the 405th Expeditionary Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron — picking up critically wounded patients and “keeping them alive until we can get them to the higher echelon of care,” he said Friday at the De- ployment Transition Center at Ramstein, where service mem- bers decompress after an over- seas deployment and are given the tools they need to ease back into life at home. Rescigno’s commander at Ba- gram had recommended that he pass through the DTC on the way home so that he could let go of some of the stress he and his unit were under in Afghanistan. Oth- ers, particularly security forces, have been referred to the program NATHANIEL GARCIA/U.S. Army before deploying because their Staff Sgt. Naomi Graham throws a right to the chin of Briana Che during a USA nationals bout at Salt Lake City, Utah, in December 2019.