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Thank you every one for attending the 2010 Gold Cup Classic.  The Womens' Meet results are posted on the Classic Page.

 

Thank you parents and gymnasts for all of your hard work.  This meet could not be a success without you.

 

2010 Aloha Classic Results
Team Results
Level	Place
10	3rd
9	N/A
8	N/A
7	1st
6	2nd
5	1st
4	5th

 

Individual Results
Gymnast	Level/Age Group	All Around (Top 6)
CJ Maestas	10/16-18	1st
Patrick Duffy	10/16-18	5th
Dimitri Floryance	10/14-15	2nd
Nemi Marotta	7/10-11	1st
Paul White	7/10-11	6th
Thomas Cook	7/12+	1st
Jacob Contreras	6/10-11	1st
Jordan Cass	6/10-11	6th
Luke Morel	6/12+	1st
Vincent Gramlich	5/7	1st
Marshall Edwards	5/7	3rd
Nicky Viera	5/8	4th
Javen Highland	5/8	5th
Vincent Martinez	5/8	6T

Men’s gymnastics

   World Championships (Photos). The U.S. Men had solid performances at the post-Olympic World Championships. Tim McNeill of Falls Church, Va., finished seventh in the all-around and qualified for the pommel horse final. Including McNeill, four U.S. men advanced to individual event finals, with Danell Leyva of Miami just missing the horizontal bar podium and finishing fourth. Jonathan Horton of Houston competed in both the all-around and high bar finals, with Steven Legendre of Flower Mound, Texas, competing in the floor exercise finals. It has been more than 20 years since the U.S. men have qualified four gymnasts to the finals at a World Championships.

• Junior Pan American Championships. The U.S. men won a total of seven medals, including the team silver and the still rings gold medals.
  • C.J. Maestas of Corrales, N.M., won a total of four medals, one gold and three silver. He won the still rings title and captured the silver medal in the all-around, pommel horse and parallel bars.
  • Sam Mikulak of Newport Coast, Calif., was second in the floor exercise and third on vault.
  • Also competing on the silver-medal team were Jesse Glenn of Northridge of Calif., and Jake Martin of Oviedo, Fla.
• World Cup and other international events.
  • Champions Trophy. 2008 Olympic team silver-medalist Joey Haggerty of Rio Ranchero, N.M., finished third in the overall rankings for the 2009 Champions Trophy, a four-event series for points. Haggerty was just two points behind overall champion, Maxim Devyatovsky of Russia.
  • Stuttgart, Germany. Wes Haagensen of Colorado Springs, Colo., finished fourth on still rings, just missing the medal podium by 0.1, and fifth on parallel bars at the DTB World Cup.
  • Moscow, Russia. 2008 Olympic bronze-medalist Raj Bhavsar of Houston won the silver medal on the parallel bars at the 2009 World Stars, an International Gymnastics Federation World Cup event, at Moscow’s Olympic Sport Complex. He also was fourth on the still rings.
  • Montreal, Quebec (Photos): McNeill and Leyva finished fourth on parallel bars and horizontal bar, respectively, at the World Cup in Montreal. Leyva was just 0.075 points behind the bronze medalist.
  • Junior Japan International Cup. John Orozco of Bronx, N.Y., won the still rings silver medal and the all-around bronze medal at the 2009 Junior Japan International Competition in Yokohama, Japan. He qualified for five event finals. Jake Dalton of Sparks, Nev., finished in sixth place in the all-around and qualified for five event finals.
• Tyson American Cup (Photos). David Sender of Arlington Heights, Ill., and Hagerty finished second and third, respectively, at the 2009 Tyson American Cup in Hoffman Estates, Ill.
• Friendly exchange with Germany and Japan. The USA won the team title and swept the all-around medals. Maestas won the all-around title, as well as took first on the still rings and parallel bars. Jesse Silverstein of Suffern, N.Y., was second in the all-around. Mikulak was third in the all-around, as well as won the vault and tied for first on the horizontal bar. John Orozco won the remaining two event titles, floor exercise and pommel horse. Also competing on the team were Dylan Akers of Kingwood, Texas; Cameron Rogers of Mint Hill, N.C.; and Chris Turner of Fremont, Calif.                         

 You can read more articles on high school senior, CJ Maestas, on the Boy's Program page!  For photos go to "Photos" and then "Nationals" under the "Menu" and you can also visit the official USA Gymnastics website.  

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