Wednesday, Mar 20 2013 11:42 AM
Gymnastics : American Qualifies 16 boys to Regional Championships
Sixteen male gymnasts from American Kids Sports Center have qualified for the Regional Championships to be held April 4-7 in Reno, Nevada. Leading the way are All-Star team members Ben Walker (Level 8), Collin Maberry (Level 6) and Aiden Myers (Level 5). Other qualifiers are:
Level 10: Brett Ridley
Level 9: Paul Flora
Level 8: Marty Peterson, Wade Froehlich, Spenser Prow, Tyler Weiner
Level 6: Kaleb Hilan, Alex Pope, Zach Whitmore, Connor Shanley, Matt Rogers
Level 5: Diego Lopez, Josh Evangelio
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