Level 6N – Rising Star Gymnastics, CA

Q: What is your favorite gymnastics memory?

A: During my gymnastics career I enjoyed  hanging out with my friends and watching them gain new skills.  We had so much fun competing and dancing to each others routines.  I was super excited to get my giant this year. I am looking forward to attending UC San Diego, exploring the town and figuring out my academic pathway.

Level 7N – Penobscot Valley Gymnastics, ME

Montana is a talented gymnast and valued coach at Penobscot Valley School of Gymnastics. She has dedicated many hours in the gym this year and has finally found her love for bars! Montana is known for her rocking and energetic floor routines. She is a mentor to her younger teammates and loved by her coaches. She will be pursuing an education abroad next year in London, England— majoring is psychology. She will be so missed, but we look forward to her visits and her PVSG family will continue to be her biggest fans! 

Level 7N – Penobscot Valley Gymnastics, ME

Amy Spencer is an accomplished level seven gymnast at Penobscot Valley School of Gymnastics. Amy is known in our gym for her exceptional positive attitude, and caring nature. She is also known for her sporadic karaoke sessions in the gym. Amy is a valued coach at Penobscot Valley Gymnastics and loved by her little gymnast. Amy will continue her education at a four year nursing program in the fall and continue to work as a MA. In addition, she will continue her love for gymnastics as a coach at PVSG. Thank you Amy for always being able to put a smile on our faces!

Level 10N – GAC, IN

Tamira will be attending Ball State University, majoring in Information Technology.

Q: What is your favorite gymnastics memory?

A: My favorite moment in gymnastics was when I was selected to go back stage with Olympian Gymnasts Laurie Hernandez and sit on stage with her during her interview while visiting indianapolis, IN.

Level 8N -Spirit Gymnastics, FL

Hailey will be attending Francis Marion University on an athletic scholarship for Acro & Tumbling while pursuing a nursing degree.

Q: What is your favorite gymnastics memory?

A: I have so many! My favorite would have to be competing my floor routine and seeing my teammates laugh and enjoy while doing it with me, seeing them look up to me means so much, or the slumber parties at hotels for meets exclamation!

Level PN – Renaissance Gymnastics Academy, RI

Q: What is your favorite gymnastics memory?

A: Harmony’s favorite memories are of her teammates and all the times they have spent together, in and out of the gym. The sleepovers, ice cream trips, and all the workouts! Love you guys!

Level DN – Legacy Elite, NC

Gabriella has committed to Baylor University on an athletic scholarship in Acro & Tumbling.

Level DN – Top Flight, IN

Q: What is your favorite gymnastics memory?

A: Helping coach the “littles” during the 2022 NGA Nationals.

Level 10N – Legacy Elite, NC

Paige will continue her gymnastics, competing for the University of Wisconsin – Lacrosse. She has also received an academic scholarship and will be majoring in Exercise Science.

Level DN – Tumble Time Gymnastics, CA

Reagan is currently undecided on what her future education and sports plans will be.

Q: What is your favorite gymnastics memory?

A: Getting my first ever… 1st place on vault in San Diego—what a thrill!

Level 10N – Gymnastics Unlimited, LA

Q: What is your favorite gymnastics memory?

A: 2021 NGA National All-Around champion

Level DN – OSEGA Dream Academy, NC

Josie will be headed to UNC Charloette for their Engineering program.

Level 9N – OSEGA Dream Academy, NC

Josie will be headed to Baylor University on a scholarship for their Acrobatics & Tumbling team.

Level 7N – Jill’s Gymnastics, LA

Laney will be attending Louisiana Tech in the fall and majoring in elementary education.

Q: What is your favorite gymnastics memory?

A: Spirit week the last week of summer, lock-ins at the gym and an adventurous hike we found on the way to Nationals Camp 2022.

Level 7N – Tri-State Gymnastics, IN

Q: What is your favorite gymnastics memory?

A: Last year I was out for an injury for three months and I was able to come back three weeks before nationals. I competed at nationals in Orlando, I got my personal high score, and I won national champion on vault!

Level 8N – Rising Star Gymnastics, CA

Level DN – Airborne Gymnastics Academy, TN

Q: What is your favorite gymnastics memory?

A: While competing in the Laurie Hernandez championships this year, I competed one of my best floor routines and everyone in the arena was cheering for me and it felt surreal.

Level DN – Platinum Gymnastics, IN

Wrigley will be attending the University of Southern Indiana to join the cheerleading team and major in Sports Management.

Q: What is your favorite gymnastics memory?

A: When I was super sick at Level 3 state meet and fell about 6 times.

Level DN – Top Flight Gymnastics, IN

Samantha will be attending Indiana University, studying Early Childhood Education.

Q: What is your favorite gymnastics memory?

A: Nationals 2022. I got to be there for the whole week and help coach my younger teammates before competing at the end of the week. 

Level PN – Odon gymnastics Academy, IN

Adison will be attending Ball State University, majoring in Zoology with a concentration in Animal Behavior.

Q: What is your favorite gymnastics memory?

A: Bars has always been one of my challenging events. When I was younger, I did not want to jump to high bar so the bars were close enough for me to jump to a front support. The one time my team went to the Circle of Stars meet in Indianapolis, I was pleasantly surprised to win bars for my age group.

Level 7N – Finger Lakes Gymnastics Center, NY

Q: What is your favorite gymnastics memory?

A: The gym has been a second home to me for a long time. It is a place where I get to show up differently than I do anywhere else. My teammates will attest that, while I am still responsible, nerdy Genevieve who listens to “music with instruments”, I am also pretty silly and goofy when I’m in the gym. It is a place that I’ve always felt free to let my hair down (not literally of course, that would be a mess) and party hardy. It is also where I learned much of what I know about just being a human. The hard work, accountability, and perseverance that this sport takes is insane. And after doing it for so many years, those things have been ingrained into my character and personality.

Level 8N – Pacific Edge Sports Academy, CA

Cristell will be attending community college for two years so she can continue coaching at the gym. Then she plans on transferring to a UC, majoring in Psychology and maybe minoring in ASL.

Q: What is your favorite gymnastics memory?

A: I have so many fond memories from gymnastics! Either getting my front toss on beam or any team bonding events are my favorite.

Level 10N – Fusion Gymnastics, IN

Abbie plans on attending Simpson College in Iowa for pre-dental studies. Recruited member of the Simpson Women’s Gymnastics Team.

*Merit – The Presidential Scholarship

Q: What is your favorite gymnastics memory?

A: I have so many great memories! One of my favorite memories was being the last competitor on floor at my level 5 state meet and sticking all of my tumbling passes. I ended up as the state champion on floor! My other favorite memory is when I was state champion on beam in level 9. I was so surprised – I had the meet of my life that day.

Level 7N – United Gymnastics Academy, IN

Jalynn is currently undecided.

Q: What is your favorite gymnastics memory?

A: Competing at meets with all her teammates over the years. Each year holds special memories.

Level 6N – Henrietta, NY

Sapna is currently undecided.

Q: What is your favorite gymnastics memory?

A: After I had surgery for a broken elbow, I did not think I would be able to return to gymnastics. The next year, standing on the podium at states was amazing!

Level 6N – MCA Gymnastics, NY

Q: What is your favorite gymnastics memory?

A: My favorite gymnastics memories are all the fun things that happen during practice – mooing at the cows during beam, playing volleyball on floor, snack time in the parking lot, team parties, Anita’s slippers, and team bonding at Darien Lake. 

Level PN – MCA Gymnastics, NY

Q: What is your favorite gymnastics memory?

A: My favorite moments are being with my friends at the gym.  I will miss telling everyone stories during my beam routine, Dorito pants, Shanae the alligator, and link tag.

Level 5N – MCA Gymnastics, NY

Q: What is your favorite gymnastics memory?

A: The first time I got to pick out my own floor music and get my own floor routine was the best!I loved that floor music so much and competing it was awesome!

Level PN – New Generation Gymnastics, RI

Kyla will be attending Norwich University in Vermont, studying Architecture and minoring in Fine Arts & Sculpture.

Level DN – New Generation Gymnastics, RI

Brooke will be attending the Honors college at the University of Rhode Island studying Pre-Med to one day be a physician’s assistant.

Level DN – New Generation Gymnastics, RI

Olivia will be attending the University of Rhode Island double majoring in Accounting & Finance on a pathway to working with the stock market.

Level PN – Faulkner’s Elite, NC

Kayden Poteat is from Chapel Hill, North Carolina. She has trained under Coach Mich for 11 years at Faulkner’s Elite in Graham, North Carolina. Kayden has a twin brother who will be enlisting into the military and her older brother currently works in the service industry. Kayden plans to attend Elon University in Burlington, North Carolina in the fall and major in history. During college, Kayden plans to continue training in the sport of gymnastics and coach at Faulkner’s Elite.

Level 5N – LUGA, CA

After graduation Brady plans on attending 2 year school with plans to become an ASL Interpreter.

Q: Favorite gymnastics memory?

A: Through my time as a gymnast I’ve had to learn through many challenges. Ive had to struggle through being autistic and partially blind. This season I also had to persevere through the death of my dad. Through it all I’ve kept learning and growing as a person and a gymnast. It’s hard to choose just one memorable moment because I’m proud of how far I’ve come and all I have accomplished. However, I’d have to say winning my first 1st place AA is probably at the top of my list.