Gymnastics Unlimited finishes USAG Season with 2 State Champions and a National Team Champion
Gymnastics Unlimited’s Levels 8 and 9 Teams completed their USA Gymnastics season competing in their culminating competitions in Glenville, Maryland (April 24-25, 2010) and West Virginia (May 2, 2010).
The level 8 team was lead by State A.A. Champion Jessica Vallorosi. She competed in the Junior C Division and placed 5th on Vault with a 9.525, 4th on Floor with a 9.45, and 9th All Around with a 36.525.
Also competing in the Level 8 competition were Lara Haberle placing 13th All Around, Kara Knoop, and Nicole Bednar.
Maria Bryant, Level 9, traveled to Charleston, West Virginia to compete in the Level 9 Eastern National Championships. Only 24 girls on the eastern half of the country qualify to this event. She competed in the Senior 8 division.  Maria placed 4th on Vault with a 9.25, 6th on Bars with a 8.825, 6th on Beam with a 8.65, and 8th All Around with a 35.25. Maria is a senior at Hunterdon Central and will be attending Penn State in the fall. Congratulations Maria. The Region 7 level 9 team took 1st place in the team competition.
The Level 8/9 Teams are coached by Barbara Kelly-Sullivan
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GYMNASTICS UNLIMITED “P.A.L.S.” WORLD
Did you know that “Positive Attitudes Learn Skills?” That’s what it is all about here at Gymnastics Unlimited. The Pre-School program focuses on being “pals” and having fun.
The ages of 3 to 5 are crucial periods in a child’s education and development.  Enrolling your child in gymnastics will help lay the foundation for academics, social interaction skills, as well as build self esteem. We build character and confidence while doing gymnastics. The program also focuses on kindergarten readiness skills. What a great experience for the children. We have learned and explored so many things this year. The alphabet, days of the week, months of the year, colors, our birthdays and of course all of our gymnastics skills. The fun never ends!
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