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Congratulations to LAILAH PAULSON, level 10, on her ALL STAR WEST title at the Developmental Program National Championships as the ALL AROUND WINNER! We are so proud of you, Lailah!
Regions 1,3, 8 share Super Team title, athletes collect individual medals at 2024 Women’s Development Program National Championships
The 2024 USA Gymnastics’ Women’s Development Program National Championships concluded Sunday in Daytona Beach, Florida with regional team and individual titles being awarded.
May 13, 2024
The 2024 USA Gymnastics’ Women’s Development Program National Championships concluded Sunday in Daytona Beach, Florida with regional team and individual titles being awarded.
Defending champions Region 1 shared the 2024 Super Team title with Regions 3 and 8. Each of the three regions accumulated 70 points over the weekend of competition in a three-way tie for gold, the first one in the championships’ history. Region 7 had the second-highest point total with 69, and Region 5 was third highest with 57.
In individual competition, three gymnasts recorded a perfect 10 on an apparatus during the championships. Seniors Kailin Chio (Las Vegas, Nev./Gymcats Gymnastics), Allison Cucci (Otsego, Minn./Twin City Twisters) and Sophia Diaz (Clarksville, Md./Hill’s Gymnastics) each achieved the feat on vault in their respective sessions. Chio claimed four total individual titles, winning in the all-around and on uneven bars and balance beam in addition to her gold on vault, and Cucci and Diaz also posted all-around wins.
Among the juniors, Josie Lynch had the highest all-around score of the competition with a 39.150. She also won titles on vault and beam for a total of three gold medals.
Individual winners were crowned across junior, senior and All-Star divisions and are listed below along with any apparatus titles won.
All-Star East
All-around: Taylor Tuohy — Dover, Pa./Prestige Gymnastics, 37.450; Hannah Aoki — Columbus, Ga./Georgia Elite Gymnastics, 37.450
All-Star West
All-around: Lailah Paulson — Omaha, Neb./Omaha Gymnastics Academy, 37.075
Senior A
All-around: Allison Cucci — Otsego, Minn./Twin City Twisters, 38.850; also won vault (10.000)
Regional Team: Region 8, 154.300
Senior B
All-around: Kamila Pawlak — Melissa, Texas/Metroplex Gymnastics, 39.000; also won floor exercise (9.800); Bailey Stroud — New Palestine, Ind./Jaycie Phelps Athletic Center, 39.000; also tied with Elyse Wenner — Breinigsville, Pa./Stallone Gymnastics for beam gold (9.750)
Regional Team: Region 3, 154.850
Senior C
All-around: Sophia Diaz — Clarksville, Md./Hill’s Gymnastics, 39.200; also won vault (10.000)
Regional Team: Region 7, 154.350
Senior D
All-around: Kailin Chio — Las Vegas, Nev./Gymcats Gymnastics, 39.375; also won vault (10.000), bars (9.850) and beam (9.775)
Regional Team: Region 1, 156.225
Senior E
All-around: Macy McGowan — Enterprise, Nev./Gymcats Gymnastics, 39.100; also tied with Allie Kaempfer — Boca Raton, Fla./American Twisters for vault gold (9.950) and with CJ Keuneke — Denver, Colo./MM23 for floor gold (9.875)
Regional Team: Region 1, 155.000
Senior F
All-around: Elle Mueller — Ham Lake, Minn./Twin City Twisters, 39.175
Regional Team: Region 8, 155.450
Junior A
All-around: Keria Cameron — Ralph, Ala./JamJev Gymnastics, 38.325; also won bars (9.825) and tied with Amia Pugh-Banks — Newport News, Va./World Class Gymnastics for vault gold (9.800)
Regional Team: Region 3, 151.250
Junior B
All-around: Emma Howells — Statham, Ga./Georgia Elite Gymnastics, 38.375
Regional Team: Region 8, 152.650
Junior C
All-around: Madeline Simpson — West Chester, Pa./Will-Moor School of Gymnastics, 38.475; also won beam (9.700)
Regional Team: Region 8, 152.625
Junior D
All-around: Josie Lynch — Yarrow Point, Wash./Gymnastics East, 39.150; also won vault (9.825) and beam (9.850)
Regional Team: Region 3, 153.175
Junior E
All-around: Cameron Tassone — Chicago, Ill./IK Gymnastics, 38.900
Regional Team: Region 1, 154.150
Junior F
All-around: Presley Duke — Yukon, Okla./Dynamo Gymnastics, 38.825; also won vault (9.700)
Regional Team: Region 3, 153.100
Junior All-Around Champions
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