posted May 15, 2013, 8:25 AM by A Carson

4th Annual College Bound Showcase
NOW OPEN
TO ALL Level 9 or 10 gymnasts
July
12-13, 2013
Hosted
at WOGA - Frisco, TX
This is a great opportunity to
have more than 30 colleges recruit Region III gymnasts! Registration is open to
all Level 9 and 10 Region III uncommitted gymnasts graduating from high school
in 2013 through 2017.
Organized into 3 Sessions to
have small groups for training (Friday evening session, Saturday morning
session and Saturday afternoon session)
- Amazing WOGA-Frisco facility
which will allow for great viewing and training
- Each college coach will receive
a single DVD with ALL registered athletes' bios and YouTube links
- Gymnasts will be wearing
numbers and colored leotards by graduation year for easy identification
- College coaches will be allowed
to walk around and watch workouts
- No registration fee for College
or Club Coaches
- Meet and greet on Friday evening
and lunch on Saturday for College Coaches and Club Coaches
Don't
Miss Out . . . Cost is
$150 per athlete Includes Region III leotard and inclusion in
College Coach DVD!
Registration
for gymnasts and coaches is now
open!
Contact
us at reg3camp@gmail.com
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posted May 14, 2013, 6:29 AM by A Carson
We are looking for coaches here at Airborne
Athletics in a bad way. Our growth has exceeded the amount of coaches we
currently have on staff. We are looking
to add quality coaches to our staff, especially at the optional level along
with tumbling coaches.
Info@airborne.com
or go to our Facebook page.
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posted May 7, 2013, 8:50 PM by A Carson
The Region 3 Camp Website now has a form for Club Coaches to register
for College Bound Showcase. There is NO fee for club coaches, but all
must register to attend the showcase.
Register Today at
www.region3camp.com!
--
Heather Schnelzer
Region III Camp/Clinic Coordinator
210-375-7800
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posted Apr 29, 2013, 8:02 PM by A Carson
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Spring
2013 Breaking News
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2013
Region 3
Compulsory Workshop Schedule Released
Don't delay register today!
Join Carole Bunge, Tom Koll, Cheryl Jarrett and the original demostrators
guide you thoughte new Compulsory Routnes and the Optional Technical
Updates.
Mark your calendar for June 21-23 and make hotel and Travel
arrangemets as needed through NTS.
Folow this link for onlne registration. Compulsory
Book, Music CD and Routine DVD included in registrtion fees:
http://usagym.org/pages/women/events/2013/compulsory.html?
The Workshop Schedule will be posted on reg3.com no later
than midnight tonight.
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2014 Regional Championship
Meet Bids
Meeet Bid Information and Bid
Form can be downloaded at reg3.com - late bids will not be
considered.
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Welcome Aboard to our Region 3
Xcel Chairperson
Louise Janecky (but call
her Loui)
We're currently in the planning stages of joining the National Xcel
Program. Loui will attend an Xcel workshop in Orlando and returning to
Region 3 to begin organizing and growing this new program. Loui can
be contacted at loui.janecky@gmail.com
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Adminstative
Committee Meetings
The Committee
will meet during the Compulsory Workshop to award 2014 Regional
Championsips.
We will
also hold meet during Congress. Please Contact your State Chair or
another regional member with any issues you would like to have addressed.
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Diane
Callison
Region 3 Charperon
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posted Mar 1, 2013, 7:07 PM by A Carson
posted Mar 1, 2013, 7:06 PM by A Carson
posted Mar 1, 2013, 7:04 PM by A Carson
posted Feb 26, 2013, 1:17 PM by Dave Gribbin
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updated Feb 26, 2013, 1:48 PM
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Katie Brown is one impressive young person. She is this month’s Oklahoma Gymnast of the
Month. As most people know, it’s not uncommon for a high level
gymnast to spend 22 hours a week working in the gym. Now in her fourth year as a Level 10
competitor, she still finds time to be President of the National Honor Society
and is, academically, at the top of her senior class at Norman North High
School (NNHS). During her high school career, Katie has mentored
younger students and volunteered with numerous organizations in the
community. She served in various
capacities with student government at NNHS, the DECA Club, the Norman Chamber
of Commerce Youth Leadership Team, and the United Way’s 4-Real Leadership and
Volunteerism program. The list of her
accomplishments is rather impressive, but like many successful gymnasts, she
would probably say it’s all in a typical day’s work.
Her talents and efforts have made a positive difference in many lives.
Oh, and by the way, did we mention that she’s been traveling
around the country enjoying a bit of success at regional and national
meets? Visit http://www.gym-style.com/katie/news.htm
to see photos, video, and an impressive list of Katie’s athletic awards. (Parents of gymnasts: Might want to check out her site to get ideas
on good ways to help your young gymnast, if she wants to continue the sport
into college!)
At the end of the season, she’ll be moving on from Bart
Conner Gymnastics Academy to new adventures up in Logan, Utah, where Katie will
be joining other scholar-athletes at Utah State University. As Katie said,
"I am so
incredibly blessed to receive a full gymnastics scholarship to a
D1 school that has both great athletics and impeccable academics – not to
mention incredible people (my future team) that I fell in love with
immediately. It was like family, just like the wonderful gym family I
have been blessed with at BCGA for the past 15 years! I couldn't ask for
more! Gymnastics is a sport that takes a lot out of you, it's a lot of
hard work; but if you stay with it, it gives you so much more in return."
Oklahoma Gymnastics wishes her continued success in her
college career!
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posted Dec 11, 2012, 2:19 PM by Dave Gribbin
Division I colleges gained three outstanding Oklahoma gymnasts last month. Bart Conner Gymnastic Academy's Katie Brown, Reagan Hemry, and Mackenzie Valentin each signed with three different universities. Katie will be heading up to Logan, Utah to attend Utah State University. Reagan will be in Norman and attending the University of Oklahoma. Mackenzie will head to Tucson to the University of Arizona. Full article at BCGA site. |
posted Nov 27, 2012, 6:20 AM by Dave Gribbin
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updated Nov 27, 2012, 6:34 AM
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Mackenzie Valentin will be heading off to Tucson next year on a full gymnastics scholarship at the University of Arizona. The seventeen-year-old honor student started gymnastics at age three at Bart Conner and has been a dynamic part of the BCGA competitive girls' team for several years. Mackenzie qualified and competed in the Junior Olympic National Invitational Tournament, where she finished 3rd in the all-around and 2nd on vault, adding individual medals to her many accomplishments of her gymnastics career. She is a Level 10 gymnast. It is expected that Mackenzie will have a lot of fun as a Wildcat. The U of A is a division I school and a member of the PAC-12. She earned this month's designation as OKGymnastics' Gymnast of the Month. |
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