2016 U.S. Classic Results

/ June 7, 2016

The 2016 U.S. Classic was held on June 4 in Hartford, Connecticut.

Senior All-Around Results

Rank Athlete Club VT UB BB FX AA
1 Aly Raisman Brestyan’s 15.700 13.050 15.000 15.500 59.250
2 Rachel Gowey Chow’s 14.700 14.850 14.550 14.200 58.300
3 Alyssa Baumann WOGA 14.750 13.150 15.350 14.750 58.000
4 Margzetta Frazier Parkettes 14.650 13.800 13.600 13.850 55.900
5 Emily Schild Everest 14.350 14.250 13.850 13.100 55.550
6 Lauren Navarro Gliders 14.400 14.100 14.100 12.450 55.050
7 Emily Gaskins Palm Beach 14.550 13.700 13.650 13.100 55.000
8 Lexy Ramler KidSport 14.300 14.000 13.550 12.900 54.750
9 Abby Paulson Twin City Twisters 13.000 13.450 14.100 14.100 54.650
10 Maggie Musselman Hill’s 14.400 13.000 13.300 13.500 54.200
11 Olivia Trautman Twin City Twisters 14.600 12.600 13.550 13.150 53.900
12 Kaitlin DeGuzman Metroplex 12.900 14.050 13.000 12.600 52.550
13 Leah Clapper Gym America 13.400 12.650 13.000 12.200 51.250
14 Amelia Hundley Cincinnati 15.050 14.900 13.900 —— 43.850
15 MyKayla Skinner Desert Lights 15.400 13.500 14.500 —— 43.400
16 Christina Desiderio Parkettes 14.650 —— 14.250 14.300 43.200
17 Jazmyn Foberg MG Elite —— 13.850 13.200 12.800 39.850
18 Simone Biles World Champions —— 15.100 15.650 —— 30.750
19 Ashton Locklear Everest —— 15.850 14.750 —— 30.600
20 Gabby Douglas Buckeye —— 15.650 14.550 —— 30.200
21 Ragan Smith Texas Dreams —— 14.900 14.650 —— 29.550
22 Madison Kocian WOGA —— 15.700 13.650 —— 29.350
23 Laurie Hernandez MG Elite —— 15.400 —— —— 15.400
24 Brenna Dowell GAGE —— —— 13.750 —— 13.750

Junior All-Around Results

Rank Athlete Club VT UB BB FX AA
1 Irina Alexeeva WOGA 13.850 14.450 15.100 14.150 57.550
2 Emma Malabuyo Texas Dreams 14.700 14.000 14.800 14.000 57.500
3 Gabby Perea Legacy Elite 13.750 14.750 14.900 13.650 57.050
4 Jordan Chiles Naydenov 15.650 14.150 13.050 13.500 56.350
5 Morgan Hurd First State 14.400 14.700 12.950 14.250 56.300
6 Maile O’Keefe Salcianu 14.650 12.900 14.300 14.050 55.900
7 Aria Brusch Cincinnati 13.750 14.050 13.450 14.100 55.350
8 Deanne Soza Arete 14.700 13.750 12.600 13.700 54.750
9 Riley McCusker MG Elite 13.800 14.450 12.950 13.500 54.700
10 Elena Arenas Georgia Elite 14.850 13.250 13.100 13.250 54.450
11 Alyona Shchennikova 5280 Gymnastics 14.300 14.600 12.450 12.900 54.250
12 Kalyany Steele Colorado Aerials 14.800 12.100 14.050 13.000 53.950
13 Frida Esparza Head Over Heels 13.850 13.550 14.050 12.350 53.800
14 Chae Campbell Metroplex 14.150 12.500 13.500 13.600 53.750
15 Tori Tatum Twin City Twisters 14.050 14.100 12.300 13.250 53.700
16 Sunisa Lee Midwest 13.400 13.050 13.400 13.750 53.600
17 Kiya Johnson Texas Dreams 14.100 12.800 12.950 13.700 53.550
18 Lauren Little Everest 13.500 13.250 13.650 13.100 53.500
19 Shilese Jones Buckeye 14.600 13.350 12.000 13.400 53.350
20 Shania Adams Buckeye 13.400 14.000 12.600 13.300 53.300
21 Sloane Blakely WOGA 13.900 12.350 13.400 13.600 53.250
22 Emily Lee West Valley 13.800 12.150 13.850 13.400 53.200
23 Kinsey Davis KPAC 13.650 12.800 13.300 13.400 53.150
24 Olivia Dunne ENA Paramus 13.450 12.900 13.100 13.500 52.950
25 Colbi Flory Texas Dreams 13.650 12.600 13.200 13.200 52.650
26 Madeleine Johnston Hill’s 13.600 12.500 13.000 13.500 52.600
27 Lilly Hudson Vega 12.900 13.400 12.750 13.500 52.550
28 Cael Bixler Prestige 13.700 11.600 13.900 13.200 52.400
29 Ellie Lazzari GymNasti 13.850 12.650 12.400 13.300 52.200
30 Cameron Machado First State 13.250 13.200 12.250 13.200 51.900
31 Audrey Davis WOGA 13.600 12.850 12.400 13.000 51.850
32 Hannah Joyner World Champions 14.000 11.800 13.300 12.700 51.800
33 Megan Freed Parkettes 14.500 11.700 13.450 11.750 51.400
34 Lauren Letzsch TIGAR 13.800 12.450 12.200 12.900 51.350
35 Deiah-Marie Moody WOGA 13.350 13.450 11.600 12.850 51.250
Abigail Scanlon Capital 13.650 11.900 13.050 12.650 51.250
37 Jaylene Gilstrap Metroplex 13.050 13.400 11.650 12.900 51.000
38 Olivia Hollingsworth Stars 13.600 10.200 13.450 13.700 50.950
39 Alyssa Al-Ashari Twistars 13.550 11.600 11.600 13.000 49.750
40 Maeve Hahn First in Flight 13.300 11.850 11.750 12.800 49.700
41 Caitlin Smith Paramount Elite 12.950 10.850 11.800 12.800 48.400
42 Jaymes Marshall TIGAR —— 13.150 13.000 13.000 39.150
43 Adeline Kenlin Iowa GymNest 13.250 13.550 —— —— 26.800
44 Victoria Nguyen Chow’s —— 11.650 14.150 —— 25.800
45 Trinity Thomas Prestige —— —— —— 12.200 12.200

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  3. Is it a problem that none of these girls are hitting 60? Would we not expect them to? Just trying to get a sense of whether US Gym Dominance is likely to continue next quad.

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    • Except for Aly, every gymnast in the senior session who competed AA is, like, C or D team – not really the material we’re pulling World & Olympic teams from, except for Baumann because she’s such a standout on beam. If we don’t see any 60s at Nationals (unlikely), then you can panic. (Some of those C and D team athletes may stick around for a few years, develop more, and become high scoring standouts, the way Brenna and Mykayla did this quad, but as of this moment, they’re not really in the picture.)

      The juniors aren’t really at a point in their career where we want them to be pulling 60s. Even the oldest ones have plenty of time before they need to be at full senior difficulty, and the junior code is somewhat modified to produce slightly lower scores anyways (skill values are capped at E, so big DVs are harder to build). Asking a twelve year old to perform a 60+ set, or even a 15.0+ single routine, and continue performing it for the next four years, is basically asking them to get injured or burn out. So having the older ones scoring in the 55-58 range, and the younger ones a little below that, is a natural progression – exactly what we should expect and want.

      (Also, bear in mind that this is just Classic. You’re not supposed to be at your best until Nationals or, where applicable, Trials and international assignments, and that’s probably where we’ll see the highest scores.)

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