she scored her first 10.0. Skills McCool performed the following routines in 2004: Vault (Start Value: 9.7): 1½-twisting Yurchenko Uneven bars (SV: 9.9): Kip, cast handstand (KCH); stalder shoot to high bar; KCH; underswing to blind turn + Khorkina; KCH; Gienger; KCH 1/2 + giant 3/2 (Dawes) + Tkatchev; KCH; giant 1/1 + shootover to handstand + underswing shoot to high bar; KCH; giant + giant + double layout dismount. Balance beam (SV: 10.0): Front handspring mount (McCool); front aerial + back handspring stepout + layout stepout + layout stepout; switch leap + Onodi; sheep jump; wolf jump 1/1; switch side leap; full turn with leg above horizontal + Popa; roundoff + triple twist dismount. Floor exercise (SV: 10.0): Popa + tuck jump 2/1; roundoff + back handspring + 2½ twist + front 1/1; double turn with leg above horizontal + wolf jump 1/1; switch ring leap + Gogean; triple full; front double twist + front layout. McCool's balance beam mount, a front handspring with a two-foot landing, is named after her in the International Federation of Gymnastics' Code of Points because she was the first to perform it at the Olympics. Floor music 2004: "Peter Gunn Theme" References External links Gym Dogs Win Third Straight NCAA Championship … article with videos A Site by Morgan dedicated to Courtney McCool...great info, photo galleries, videos, animations, and more. Dragon Gymnastics official website Courtney McCool videos on Gymnastike.org 1988 births Living people Sportspeople from Kansas City, Missouri American female artistic gymnasts Gymnasts at the 2003 Pan American Games Gymnasts at the 2004 Summer Olympics Georgia Gym Dogs gymnasts Olympic silver medalists for the United States in gymnastics Medalists at the 2004 Summer Olympics Pan American Games gold medalists for the United States Pan American Games medalists in gymnastics U.S. women's national team gymnasts Medalists at the 2003 Pan American Games NCAA gymnasts who have scored a perfect 10