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Thank you for helping! Thanks for reporting this video! Oh no, there's been an error Please help us solve this error by emailing us at support wikiwand. Thank you! Gymnasts who qualify for the Nastia Liukin Cup will receive a Nastia Liukin-designed leotard and a warm-up from GK Elite; two tickets to the American Cup and recognition during the event; and the opportunity to meet Nastia Liukin and participate in a team photo.
In the first year, net revenues from the Nastia Liukin Supergirl Cup were utilized as scholarships for young gymnasts who showed ability and had a financial hardship through the Nastia Liukin Fund. No video cameras of any kind are allowed, and using cell phones to record video is also prohibited.
No portion of the event may be recorded in any form, including audio, without prior written approval from USA Gymnastics. Live streaming apps. The use of live streaming apps such as Periscope, Meerkat, etc. Hall is in seventh grade and loves English more than her other classes.
She loves to read, swim and dive in her free time, and she hopes to compete on the University of Florida gymnastics team when it comes time for her to go to college.
Much like the rest of her family, she was a natural athlete. Horth's mother played volleyball in college, and her father, David, was a skier at Stanford. She has four brothers, three of whom play soccer and the other plays volleyball.
Her oldest brother is now a professional soccer player. And, brother Tim, one of the soccer players, is her twin. Horth hails from Akron, Ohio, and trains at Gym World.
Friends and family call her "MJ. She also won the all-around, floor exercise and vault at the Rock-n-Roll Classic, where she finished second on the uneven bars. Her favorite event is the floor exercise; however the uneven bars is a close second, where she typically scores the highest.
She relishes the challenge that competing brings her every day. It's something I really have to focus on. When she gets home, she works hard to maintain a 4. Her goal is a college scholarship. Amelia Hundley By Evan Reller Amelia Hundley, who started doing gymnastics when she was four years old, comes from a family full of gymnasts.
Her mother, Sharon, was a gymnast when she was in college. Two of her brothers did gymnastics when they were younger but have moved on to other sports. Hundley's family owns a dance studio in Hamilton, Ohio, her hometown. She used to dance regularly at the studio before focusing on gymnastics. Hundley, 13, qualified for the Junior Olympic National Championships after winning at the state and regional levels.
At the inaugural Nastia Liukin Supergirl Cup, she posted the third highest score for the floor exercise. At the IGI Chicago-Style Meet Hundley took top honors for the balance beam, was second in the all-around and tied for second on the floor.
Hundley attributes her success to the support of her parents and coaches. She is home-schooled and is in seventh grade. Hundley has not yet started looking at colleges, but is would like to make the national team and earn a collegiate gymnastics scholarship. She has been interested in gymnastics since her parents first enrolled her in classes in
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