Meet VT UB BB FX AA Team Japan Junior Intl. Day 2 | Event Finals 14.800 1st 15.425 1st 15.775 1st 15.300 1st         Japan Junior Intl. Day 1 | All Around 12.200 1st 15.200 2nd 15.950 1st 15.050 1st 61.400 1st     US Nationals Day 2 | Event Finals 15.000 1st 15.400 1st 14.650 2nd 15.400 1st 60.450 1st     US Nationals Day 1 | All-Around 14.750 2nd 13.850 5th 15.050 3rd 15.300 1st 58.950 1st     Pan American Games Event Finals             15.250 1st         Pan American Games All-Around 14.850   15.175   15.925   15.100   61.050 2nd     Pan American Games Team Finals 14.950   14.725 8th 15.725 3rd 15.100 4th 60.500 3rd 243.225 1st American Classic 14.450   14.800   15.350   14.900   59.200 2nd     Woga Classic     14.300 3rd             165.040 2nd To view all of Becca's full results please click here.

2008 Woga Classic February 2-3 Frisco, TX Woga Official Site

Meet Dates Location 2008 Woga Classic February 2-3 Plano, TX 2008 US Classic May 23-25 Virginia Beach, VA 2008 US Nationals June 05-07 Boston, MA

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	double twisting Yurchenko A-Score = 5.8 2007 Pan Am Games * Rebecca also competes a front handspring-front pike (A-Score = 4.6) as a second vault.
	glide kip + cast to handstand; toe-on to handstand 1/1 (D) + toe shoot to high bar (b); kip + cast to handstand; Tkatchev (D); kip + cast to handstand + stalder 1/2 to handstand (C) + Jaeger (D); kip + cast to hanstand; stalder 1/1 to handstand (D) + overshoot to handstand (D) + stalder shoot to high bar (C); kip + giant 1/1 (C) + giant; giant; full-in dismount (D) A-Score = 6.2 2007 Pan Am Games
	jump on; 1/1 turn in tuckstand, free leg at horizontal (B); Arabian front tuck (F); flip flop + back layout stepout (C); front aerial (D) + back tuck (C); switch split leap (C) + wolf jump; sheep jump (D); side somi (D); front tuck (D); roundoff + double arabian dismount (G) A-Score = 6.6 2007 Pan Am Games
	roundoff + flip flop + tucked full-in (E); roundoff + back layout 3/2 (C) + front layout 3/2 (C); 3/2 turn with leg up (B); switch ring leap (C) + tour jete; tour jete full (C); front handspring + front layout (B) + 2/1 twist (D); roundoff + 5/2 twist (D) + front layout 1/2 (B) A-Score = 6.0 2007 Pan Am Games

    World Olympic Gymnastics Academy, or WOGA as it's also known, is located in Plano, Texas. It is a National Team Training Center and has produced some of the nation's best gymnasts. In fact, there have been over 150 State, Regional, National, and World champions from this gym. It's most successful gymnast, Carly Patterson, won the most prestigious award in gymnastics, the Olympic All-Around Gold Medal at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Greece.

    WOGA was created in 1994 by Valeri Liukin and Evgeny Marchenko in an old Montgomery Ward's building in one of North Texas' fastest growing communities on the outskirts of Dallas. The gym has since grown and the mix of beginners and champions makes WOGA a lively place. The coaching is world class, resulting in gymnasts from around the country to train here. WOGA staff members, in fact, won a combined 57 Olympic or world championship gold medals in their gymnastics careers.

    While many of WOGA's elite have moved on to colleges where they are still competing gymnastics, there is a new crop of gymnasts that are working toward the 2008 Olympics in Beijing, China. These gymnasts are working to continue the WOGA style of beautiful gymnastics, perfect forms, and unique choreography.

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