Girls Competitive Team

 Spring Team Practice Schedule 2008

A brief description of the USAG levels

LEVELS 4, 5, 6 These are compulsory only levels. That is, all the gymnasts compete the exact same routines which are designed to develop required skills and technique.
LEVELS 4 This is the entry level for competitive gymnastics. Compulsory routines are competed on all four events. The gymnast must have reached her sixth birthday in order to compete.
LEVELS 5 This is a beginning competition level. The gymnast must have reached her seventh birthday in order to compete.
LEVELS 6 The gymnasts compete more advanced versions of the level 5 routines. Level 5 is a prerequisite for this level.
LEVELS 7 This is a optional level. The gymnasts have routines created just for them, but must include certain compulsory elements. The gymnast must have reached her seventh birthday in order to participate.
LEVELS 8 This is the beginning optional level. There are restrictions on skill difficulty. The gymnast must have reached her eighth birthday in order to compete. Level eight competition is at the local, state and regional levels.
LEVELS 9 This is an optional only level. There is competition at local, state, regional and at Eastern or Western Nationals.
LEVELS 10 Gymnasts compete optional routines only. This is the highest level in the USAG age group program. There is competition at the local, state, regional and national levels.
ELITE This is the top level in gymnastics. Perhaps .001% of all gymnasts compete at this level. Gymnasts compete at the National and International level and represent the USA in most international competitions including the Olympics.

Facilities:

40 X 40 Spring Floor

2 Set of Elite Bars

1 Single Rail Bar

2 Standard High Beam

3 Full Length Floor Beam

1  AAI Vaulting Table

12 X 4 Tumble Strip into Pit 

Trampoline and Foam Pit