NGA MEN’S COMPETITION GUIDELINES
NGA Junior Level Team Competitions
Level 1-10
The goal is to maintain the same “Team First” concepts through each Level of competition.
You need to have a great Announcer to keep the meet exciting!
Competition Format
Judge will use Flags!
Stick and Team Stick with Green and Gold Flags
Top Score on each event Blue Flag
Team Sticks – Teams will be awarded an additional .3 to their team score for 3 stuck landings in a row, including PH. Use green flag for individual sticks and then raise a gold flag for 3rd stick un a row.
All Athletes on your team may compete every event, so everyone gets a chance to compete.
You must Designate your 5 Team Members before competition starts.
Team Division (May Combine Level as Shown)
Level 8,9&10 Team Score Designate 5 and 3 Scores count
Level 6&7 Team Score Designate 5 and 3 Scores count
Level 4&5 Team Score Designate 5 and 3 Scores count
Level 1,2&3 Team Score Designate 5 and 3 Scores count
Sessions and Events
In determining the number of events to run at a time and/or the number of sessions of the meet,
consider this: “Maximum of 10 gymnasts in a squad.”
Warm-up turns. Level 1-5 meet must be short and sweet and pre competition routines should be limited or discouraged.
Level 1-5 Event Warm-up time: 30 min. (open warm-up)
One Touch Level 1-5,
Two touch Level 6-7
Three touch Level 8-10
Modified Capital Cup is suggested for levels 6-10.
Team Awards Every Team Member Receives a Medal
Individual Award Top 3 on Each Event and AA
Men’s State Gymnastics Team League
Competition Guidelines
Level 1-3
Our Purpose
To develop Team competition that will add to the growth of men’s gymnastics in each state.
To encourage participation in competitive gymnastics within each club program.
To develop judge’s assistants who may grow to be Nationally Certified.
League Overview
The NGA State Men’s Gymnastics League is comprised of many Clubs and Judges from across each
State. The competitions are usually dual in house meets not large invitationals. This organization provides access to competition and learning opportunities to all its members at greatly reduced cost. This encourages participation and increases the level of competition.
Developing Judges within the organization, ensures the quality of judging remains high, and the
cost to meet directors stays affordable.
League Competitions using a GYMAct program.
Meet Directors hosting local events will use the local GYMAct team, if available to work the meet and assist the judge. The host will donate to the local GYMAct program based on the number of workers needed to run the competition. This donation will be used for competition and scholarship opportunities for athletes competing in local GYMAct collage programs.
Sessions and Events
In determining the number of events to run at a time and/or the number of sessions of the meet,
consider this: “Maximum of 10 gymnasts in a squad.”
Warm-up turns. Level 1-3 meet must be short and sweet and pre competition routines should be limited or discouraged.
Level 1-3 Event Warm-up time: 30 min. (open warm-up)
One Touch Level 1-3
Overview for Level 1-3
A positive and inexpensive introduction to competitive gymnastics.
They need not do all events.
Gym shorts and T-shirt are acceptable attire.
NGA Club Team Qualification Process
NGA Team Divisions
(You May Combine Levels as Shown)
Level 8,9&10 Team Score Designate 5 and 3 Scores count
Level 6&7 Team Score Designate 5 and 3 Scores count
Level 4&5 Team Score Designate 5 and 3 Scores count
Level 1,2&3 Team Score Designate 5 and 3 Scores count
Everyone on the Team Qualify to event as a team.
Example if your 8,9 & 10 Combined Team are top 3, they all go as a team.
Top 3 Club Teams from State championships qualify to Regionals.
Top 3 Club Teams from Regionals qualify to National Championships.
Level Qualification
Levels 1-3 Team Compete at State Team Championships Only
Levels 4-5 Team may qualify to Regional Team Championships
Levels 6-7 Team & 8-10 Team may qualify to National Team Championships
