Rose
Rose is 11 years old and a level 8 gymnast, training for level 9. She is the definition of a hard-working gymnast who never gives up.
Rose's work ethic is admirable, she is always pushing herself to get better. She is always one of the first in the gym and the last to leave. She takes corrections very well and is a very coachable
Snowflake Designs Donates Competition Leotards to University of South Florida Club Gymnastics Team
Snowflake Designs always strives to make a positive impact on the gymnastics community and loves the relationships that are made along the way. Snowflake Designs is so excited and happy to have the opportunity to donate competition leotards to the University of South Florida Club Gymnastics team.
Banana
Banana is 11 years old and a level 6 gymnast, training level 7. Her coach jokingly says that she is a level 6.75 because she almost has all her skills for level 7.
She just finished up her level 6 competition season at the Virginia State Championship and placed 2nd on vault and 3rd
Kairi is 7 years old and just finished her Xcel Bronze gymnastics competition season. She closed out her competition season at State Championships with two personal best scores on floor and bars!
Kairi started gymnastics when she was 3 years old and has big goals set for her future. She
With NCAA Women's Gymnastics approaching the postseason, Snowflake Designs wanted to give you an educational series with an overview of how NCAA postseason works so you can follow along!
NCAA Gymnastics postseason technically begins right after Conference Championships. Postseason includes Regional Championships and the National Championship.
Below, we explain the the National Championship. See our previous posts to learn how Conference and Regional Championships work!
