Thanksgiving and Winter Break Schedules
November 10th 2008
Team Bags!
September 18th 2008
Click Here to download the order form for Team Bags
NOTE: Order’s Due on October 2nd! Don’t Delay!
Tramp & Tumble Competitive Calendar
September 11th 2008
SWAMP INVITE 2009!
August 29th 2008
Click Here for the Official SWAMP INVITE 2009 Information Form
Click Here for the SWAMP INVITE 2009 Entry Form
When: January 10th & 11th, 2009
Site: Sun Country Gymnastics
4010 NW 27th Lane
Gainesville, FL 32606
www.SunCountryGymnastics.com
Meet Director: Mark Nelson
(352) 378-8711 phone (352) 377-5020 fax
linda@suncountrygymnastics.com
Entry Fees: USAG- $50 per gymnast & $50 per team
Entry Deadline: December 20th, 2008
*No Refunds after deadline
Awards: USAG- 50% plus 1 for all events and all-around
Suggested Hotels: Best Western Gateway Grand
4200 NW 97th Blvd
Gainesville, FL 32606
(352) 331-3336
Cabot Lodge
3726 SW 40th Blvd
Gainesville, FL 32608
(352) 375-2400
Holiday Inn West
7417 Newberry Rd
Gainesville, FL 32605
(352) 332-1615
2008 Teddy Bear Invite!
July 30th 2008
It is that time again for the 2008 Teddy Bear Invite!
OCTOBER 18TH AND 19TH!
Congratulations to Harris Coleman!
June 13th 2008
Gymnast from Sun Country Sports Center takes 2nd Place at J.O. Nationals in Battle Creek, Michigan.
Harris Coleman, a 17 year old junior at Gainesville High School, took second (2nd) place at the Junior Olympic National meet during the week of May 8th – 11th.
Coleman has been training at Sun Country Gymnastics in Gainesville, Florida since the age of three and has persevered to successfully overcome several obstacles in his life including: Crohn’s Disease, Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis and a recent shoulder injury which kept him out of training for four months
As a result of his dedication and the coaching of Sun Country’s Mark Nelson,
Coleman is a three-time regional team member and has competed in five national meets. When asked what he likes most about gymnastics, Coleman said, “It’s the rush that I enjoy the most.” He also shared that the hardest part of gymnastics is the amount of time spent in the gym. On average, Coleman spends 24 hours per week training.
Not only has Harris excelled in his gymnastics career, but he also maintains a 3.7 GPA while enrolled in all honors courses. Coleman has also been a recipient of the academic All American Presidential Award. His plans for the future include trying to obtain an NCAA gymnastics scholarship to Penn State University or an NCAA dive scholarship to the University of Florida.