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Preview of Changes for the 2009-13
Women’s JR. Olympic Code of Points

In order to assist coaches in the preparation of Level 7-10 routines for the 2009-2010 season, the following basic information is being posted now. Click HERE to review the changes.


Level 9 Eastern/Western Championships

Click for information regarding qualification procedures, injury/illness replacments, awards and apparel.


Make Room for that Handstand Dismount

From: Cheryl Jarrett, Region 3 RJOCC, Co-author Compulsory Routines

Posted November 9, 2005. Several ideas for training the compulsory beam routines can be viewed here.


2005 Women's Compulsory Exercises
Questions & Answers

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Posted November 4, 2005. Click here to open the pdf in a new window.


Clarification of Deductions

From: , RTCC

To: USA Gymnastics Region 1 Level 4, 5 & 6 Coaches and Judges

Date: October 13, 2005

There have been numerous questions regarding deductions for the specific situations listed below in the Level 4, 5 & 6 compulsory routines. The clarifications are effective immediately and can be viewed here.


Competitors who are non-citizens living and training in the US

Effective immediately, non-citizen athletes who meet the above criteria will be eligible to compete and receive awards for all USA Gymnastics Junior Olympic sanctioned events including State, Regional, East/West and JO Nationals.

If a non-citizen athlete places in the top four (4) AA at JO Nationals, she will receive the award for her All-Around placement, however; she is not eligible to become a member of the US JO National Team. In this instance, the next US citizen in rank order will be placed on the JO National Team.