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2013 P&G Championships Event Program
WELCOME RRA PEDRO E. SEGA MAYOR August 14, 2013 Friends, of Hartford, it and, most importantly, the residents of the City On behalf of the elected and appointed officials al City. Capit t's ecticu Conn in Gymnastics Championships is my pleasure to welcome you to the 2013 P&G t ecticu Conn the at ress Center or the National Cong Whether it's the athletic competitions at the XL of our some case show and erful opportunities to support Convention Center, these events provide wond nation's greatest athletes. asts, I urage and support so many talented young gymn While we gather with a committed purpose to enco Historic our at ss Fitne ing has to offer. Whether it is Morn invite you to take in all of the rich history Hartford by ing stopp or um) muse (the nation's first public art Old State House, visiting the Wadsworth Atheneum th 99 Birthday. Bushnell Park's Carousel that just celebrated its walk Gymnastics Championships I encourage you to While you are enjoying the great events at the P&G to offer. around and personally experience all that we have town Hartford. I look forward to seeing you out and about in Down Sincerely, Pedro E. Segarra Mayor OFFICE OF THE MAYOR CITY HALL UT 06103 550 MAIN STREET, HARTFORD CONNECTIC TEL (860) 7579500 FAX (860) 7226606 www.hartford.gov Quality health plans & benefits Healthier living Financial well-being Intelligent solutions Life's good. We want to help you keep it that way. Aetna is proud to support the 2013 P&G Gymnastics Championships. Best wishes to all the competing gymnasts. Š2013 Aetna Inc. 2013009 WELCOME Fellow Gymnastics Fans: the 2013 P&G Gymnastics It's our great pleasure to bring you This mpionship of USA Gymnastics. Championships, the national cha d chance to witness the most talente que uni the all us es giv nt eve marquee am as they strive to achieve their dre gymnasts our country has to offer, has to the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio to represent the USA. The Road g to peting here in Hartford are lookin com s lete ath the and un, beg ady alre impress. the of USA Gymnastics along with Through our proud sponsorship ir world, we support athletes and the Olympic Movement around the home and train for competitions both at us, foc ce, rifi sac y the as s ilie fam p Championships provide a vital ste and abroad. The P&G Gymnastics e their Olympic dreams. toward helping our athletes achiev ent. We celebration of athletic achievem Thank you for joining us in this of and look forward to the crowning n itio pet com the oy enj you e hop America's top gymnasts. Sincerely, Janet D. Fletcher ics & Sports Marketing Director, North America Olymp Procter & Gamble Share the reason for your pledge that texting can wait and you could win a VIP trip to the 2014 AT&T American Cup in Greensboro! To pledge to never text while driving and enter to win, visit Uverse.com/USAG NO PURCHASE NECESSARY TO ENTER OR WIN. Contest is open to persons legally residing in, and physically located within, one of the 50 United States or District of Columbia who are at least 14 years of age at time of entry. Contest commences at 12:01 AM CT on August 12, 2013 and ends at 11:59 PM CT on September 6, 2013. Contest is subject to Official Rules at http://uverseonline.att.net/sports/sweeps/itcanwait-usa-gymnastics-rules. For judging criteria and prize descriptions see Official Rules. The total ARV of all Prizes is $2,965. Contest sponsored by AT&T Mobility LLC, 1025 Lenox Park Blvd., NE, Atlanta, Georgia 30319. VOID OUTSIDE OF THE FIFTY UNITED STATES AND THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA AND WHERE PROHIBITED BY LAW. WELCOME Dear Gymnastics Fans: , which feature the top P&G Gymnastics Championships 3 201 the and d tfor Har to e Welcom titles in the all-around United States vying for national female and male gymnasts in the Athletes are competing spots on the U.S. National Team. and individual events, as well as with pride! 2013 is also a, wearing the red, white and blue for the right to represent Americ of Champions while we rs Yea 50 y, and we are celebrating sar iver ann 50th ' tics nas Gym USA are in Hartford. athlete performances from ents on the field of play will be Among the more exciting mom Five – Kyla Ross and ce Fier m including two of the Tea pic Olym 2 201 the of s ber mem ause the Road to Rio iting time for USA Gymnastics bec McKayla Maroney. It's also an exc k. etes are ready to make their mar has already begun and new athl conjunction with r a wide range of fan activities in USA Gymnastics is pleased to offe City's Taste of the Morning Fitness to the Capital the exciting competition. From USA Gymnastics' 50th tyle exhibition commemorating Championships to a museum-s . We're also inducting two fun of mpions, there's plenty cha of s ade dec five and y sar anniver Team and the 2012 U.S. s, the 2007 U.S. Women's World gold-medal winning women's team as well as honoring all 13 USA Gymnastics Hall of Fame, Women's Olympic Team, into the of gymnastics' 2012 Olympians. r, with schedules and Championships is easier than eve Following the P&G Gymnastics PGChamps.com. In t lists, live scoring and more at general information including star ok with stunning ebo ed coverage of the event on Fac addition, fans can enjoy enhanc Tube, and join in the You on ge , increased video covera sion ses ry eve from s erie gall to pho the official hashtag of the und the world on Twitter, using conversation with fans from aro event: #PGChamps. cter & Gamble for its corporate partners, especially Pro our to ks than cial spe nd exte We etes. We would also like tics, our programs and our athl continued support of USA Gymnas of this event. the volunteers for their support to thank the XL Center and all of ion of some of the will see the hard work and dedicat Throughout the competition, fans dreams. We applaud the tion when they achieve lifelong world's best athletes come to frui . and wish them the best of luck performances of all the athletes Enjoy the competition! Peter Vidmar Chairman of the Board USA Gymnastics Steve Penny President and CEO USA Gymnastics The nation's top gymnasts will compete for spots on the U.S. Junior and Senior National Teams at the 2013 P&G Gymnastics Championships in Hartford. This event is one of the most important national competitions of the year. Not only do the top athletes earn the distinction of being the best, but they will also travel both nationally and internationally competing for the USA throughout 2013 and 2014. Following are lists of the past U.S. All-Around Champions. For artistic gymnastics there are two lists, one is the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) National Championships and the other is the USA Gymnastics National Championships. USA Gymnastics became the National Governing Body of the sport of gymnastics in 1963. Sit back and enjoy the gymnastics you'll see throughout this four-day event in Hartford. Watch who will be the next gymnasts to have their names etched in the record book! JOHN OROZCO 2012 Men's Champion 2011 & 2012 Women's Champion JORDYN WIEBER AAU Men's All-Around Champions (1897-1970) 1897 1898 1899 1900 1901 1902 1903 1904 1905 1906 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 Earl Linderman O. Steffen O. Steffen O. Steffen John F. Bissinger E.C. Brendlin John F. Bissinger Anton Heida No Competitions No Competitions Fred Steffens Fred Steffens Frank Jirasek Frank Jirasek Paul Krimmel Paul Krimmel Franz Kanis Franz Kanis Franz Kanis Peter Hol B. Jorgensen Joseph Oszy Peter Hol Joseph Oszy Curtis Rottman Frank Kriz Curtis Rottman Frank Kriz Alfred Jochim Alfred Jochim Alfred Jochim Alfred Jochim Alfred Jochim Alfred Jochim Frank Haubold Frank Haubold Alfred Jochim Frank Cumiskey Frederick H. Meyer Frank Cumiskey George Wheeler George Wheeler George Wheeler George Wheeler George Wheeler Arthur E. Pitt Arthur E. Pitt Arthur E. Pitt Frank Cumiskey Frank Cumiskey Frank Cumiskey Edward Scrobe William Roetzheim William Roetzheim William Roetzheim Robert Stout Robert Stout Charles Simms Karl Schwenzfeier, John Miles John Beckner John Beckner John Beckner John Beckner Fred Orlofsky Nobuyuki Aihara Donald Tonry Makoto Sakamoto Makoto Sakamoto Makoto Sakamoto Makoto Sakamoto Yoshi Hayasaki Makoto Sakamoto Mauno Nissenen Yoshiaki Takei 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 Jennie Caputo Pearl Perkins Helm McKee Margaret Weissmann No Competition Pearl Perkins Nightingale No Competition Pearl Perkins Nightingale Helm McKee Clara M. Schroth Clara M. Schroth Helen Schifano Helen Schifano Clara M. Schroth Clara M. Schroth Clara M. Schroth Clara Schroth Lomady Ruth Grulkowski Ruth Grulkowski Ernestine Russell Sandra Ruddick Muriel Davis Ernestine Russell Ernestine Russell Gail Sontgerath Kazuko Kadowaki Dale McClements Muriel D. Grossfeld Marie Walther Doris Fuchs Brause Linda Metheny Carolyn Hacker Linda Metheny Joyce Tanac Linda Metheny USA Gymnastics Men's National All-Around Champions (1963-2012) 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 Art Shurlock Rusty Mitchell Rusty Mitchell Rusty Mitchell Katsuzoki Kanzaki Yoshi Hayasaki Steve Hug Makoto Sakamoto University of Southern California Mas Watanabe University of California Yoshi Takei Georgia Southern University Yoshi Takei Georgia Southern University Marshall Avener Pennsylvania State University John Crosby Southern Conneticut State University Tom Beach California State-Berkeley Bart Conner Niles West High School Kurt Thomas Indiana State University Kurt Thomas Indiana State University Kurt Thomas Indiana State University Bart Conner University of Oklahoma Peter Vidmar University of Calif.-Los Angeles Jim Hartung University of Nebraska Peter Vidmar University of Calif.-Los Angeles Mitch Gaylord University of Calif.-Los Angeles Mitch Gaylord University of Calif.-Los Angeles Brian Babcock Southern Illinois University Tim Daggett University of Calif.-Los Angeles 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Scott Johnson University of Nebraska Dan Hayden Woodward Gymnastics Tim Ryan Stanford University John Roethlisberger University of Minnesota Chris Waller University of California-Los Angeles John Roethlisberger University of Minnesota John Roethlisberger University of Minnesota Scott Keswick University of Calif.-Los Angeles John Roethlisberger University of Minnesota Blaine Wilson Ohio State Blaine Wilson Independent Blaine Wilson USOTC Blaine Wilson USOTC Blaine Wilson USOTC Sean Townsend Houston Gymn. Academy Paul Hamm Team Chevron Swiss Turners Paul Hamm Team Chevron Swiss Turners Paul Hamm Ohio State Todd Thornton Team Chevron Alexander Artemev Team Chevron David Durante Team Chevron David Sender Stanford University Jonathan Horton Cypress Gymnastics Jonathan Horton Cypress Gymnastics Danell Leyva Team Hilton HHonors– Universal Gymnastics John Orozco Team Hilton HHonors – USOTC USA Gymnastics Women's National All-Around Champions (1963-2012) 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 Donna Schanezer Flint • Gail Daley Southern Illinois University Donna Schaenzer Southern Illinois University • Linda Scott Southern Illinois University Joyce Tanac Schroeder Seattle YMCA Cathy Rigby McCoy SCATS Joan Moore Gnat Mannettes Linda Metheny Mulvihill McKinley YMCA Joan Moore Gnat Mannettes Cathy Rigby McCoy SCATS Joan Moore Gnat Mannettes Joan Moore Gnat Mannettes AAU Women's All-Around Champions (1931-1970) 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 Roberta C. Ranek No Competition Consetta Caruccio Consetta Caruccio Thera Steppich 1975 1976* 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Tammy Manville Arizona Twisters Denise Cheshire Gymnastics Olympica Robin Huebner Baer * 2 Championships held this year Donna Turnbow KIPS Kathy Johnson SCATS Leslie Pyfer National Academy of Gymnastics Julianne McNamara National Academy of Gymnastics Tracee Talavera National Academy of Gymnastics Tracee Talavera National Academy of Gymnastics Dianne Durham Karolyi's Gymnastics Mary Lou Retton Karolyi's Gymnastics Sabrina Mar SCATS Jennifer Sey Parkettes Kristie Phillips Karolyi's Gymnastics Phoebe Mills Karolyi's Gymnastics Brandy Johnson Brown's Gymnastics Kim Zmeskal Karolyi's Gymnastics Kim Zmeskal Karolyi's Gymnastics Kim Zmeskal Karolyi's Gymnastics Shannon Miller Dynamo Gymnastics Dominique Dawes Hill's Angels Dominique Moceanu Karolyi's Gymnastics Shannon Miller Dynamo Gymnastics Vanessa Atler Gliders Kristy Powell Cincinnati Gymnastics Kristen Maloney Parkettes Kristen Maloney Parkettes Elise Ray Hill's Tasha Schwikert Gym Cats Tasha Schwikert Gym Cats Courtney Kupets Hill's Carly Patterson WOGA Courtney Kupets Hill's Nastia Liukin WOGA Nastia Liukin WOGA Shawn Johnson Chow's Gymnastics Shawn Johnson Chow's Gymnastics Bridget Sloan Sharp's Gymnastics Rebecca Bross WOGA Jordyn Wieber Gedderts Twistars Jordyn Wieber Gedderts Twistars WOMEN TO KEEP AN EYE ON at the 2013 P&G Gymnastics Championships: Kyla Ross 2012 Olympic team gold medalist McKayla Maroney Simone Biles 2013 AT&T American Cup runner-up 2012 Olympic team gold medalist Elizabeth Price 2012 Olympic team alternate and winner of two World Cup series allaround titles Brenna Dowell Lexie Priessman 2012 U.S. junior all-around champion 2012 U.S. Olympic Trials competitor Maggie Nichols 2012 senior national team member Kennedy Baker 2012 U.S. Olympic Trials competitor Peyton Ernst Madison Desch 2012 U.S. junior all-around silver medalist 2013 Secret U.S. Classic all-around silver medalist and 2012 Tokyo World Cup silver medalist FOUR OF THE FIVE MEMBERS OF THE 2012 OLYMPIC TEAM RETURN. Take a look at the competitors to watch for. There's sure to be a battle on the men's side as Danell Leyva John Orozco 2012 Olympic all-around bronze medalist & 2013 Team Hilton HHonors member Defending champion and 2012 Olympian & 2013 Team Hilton HHonors member JakeDalton SamMikulak 2012 Olympian and 2013 AT&T American Cup champion & 2013 Team Hilton HHonors member 2012 Olympian and 2013 NCAA all-around champion AlexNaddour StevenLegendre 2012 Olympic team alternate & 2013 Team Hilton HHonors member 2012 Olympic team alternate & 2013 Team Hilton HHonors member BrandonWynn PaulRuggeri 2012 U.S. Olympic Trials competitor and two-time U.S. still rings champion & 2013 Team Hilton HHonors member 2012 U.S. Olympic Trials competitor & 2013 Team Hilton HHonors member Adrian de los Angeles 2013 NCAA team champion GlenIshino 2012 U.S. Olympic Trials competitor & 2013 Team Hilton HHonors member SeanMelton EddiePenev AkashModi Senior national team member Senior national team member Senior national team member & 2013 Team Hilton HHonors member WOMEN'S ROSTER SENIOR DIVISION Comp # 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 Name Kennedy Baker Simone Biles Madison Desch Brenna Dowell Peyton Ernst Ariana Guerra Madison Kocian Erin Macadaeg McKayla Maroney Abigail Milliet Maggie Nichols Elizabeth Price Lexie Priessman Kyla Ross Mykayla Skinner Club Flower Mound, Texas, Texas Dreams Spring, Texas, Bannon's Gymnastix Lenexa, Kan., GAGE Odessa, Mo., GAGE Coppell, Texas, Texas Dreams League City, Texas, Texas Dreams Dallas, Texas, WOGA Redwood City, Calif., San Mateo Long Beach, Calif., All Olympia Denton, Texas, Denton Little Canada, Minn., Twin City Twisters Coopersburg, Pa., Parkettes Cincinnati, Ohio, Cincinnati Gymnastics Aliso Viejo, Calif., Gym Max Gilbert, Ariz., Desert Lights JUNIOR DIVISION Comp # 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 169 170 171 172 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 180 181 182 183 Name Ariana Agrapides Alyssa Baumann Vanasia Bradley Jordan Chiles Nadia Cho Bridget Dean Nia Dennis Christina Desiderio Lauren Farley Norah Flatley Ashley Foss Molly Frack Emily Gaskins Felicia Hano Laurie Hernandez Veronica Hults Amelia Hundley Bailie Key Alexandra Marks Lauren Navarro Samantha Ogden Abby Paulson Grace Quinn Lexy Ramler Melissa Reinstadtler Emily Schild Polina Shchennikova Megan Skaggs Ragan Smith Deanne Soza Alexis Vasquez Grace Waguespack Club Bayville, N.J., Monmouth Elite Plano, Texas, WOGA Lincoln Park, Mich., Splitz Vancourver, Wash., Naydenov Plano, Texas, WOGA Ft. Myers, Fla., Orlando Metro Westerville, Ohio, Buckeye Gymnastics Hackettstown, N.J., Parkettes Dallas, Texas, WOGA Cumming, Iowa, Chow's Gymnastics Towaco, N.J., North Stars Nazareth, Pa., Parkettes Coral Springs, Fla., Cincinnati Gymnastics San Gabriel, Calif., West Coast Elite Old Bridge, N.J., Monmouth Elite Coppell, Texas, Texas Dreams Hamilton, Ohio, Cincinnati Gymnastics Montgomery, Texas, Texas Dreams Cushing, Okla., Bart Conner La Verne, Calif., Charter Oak Allen, Texas, WOGA Coon Rapids, Minn., Twin City Twisters Arlington, Texas, Texas Dreams St. Michael, Minn., KidSport Brick, N.J., Rebound Huntersville, N.C., Everest Gymnastics Arvada, Colo., TIGAR Gymnastics Academy of Atlanta, Marietta, Ga. Northwind, Dacula, Ga. Arete, Orem, Utah Chow's Gymnastics, West Des Moines, Iowa Ace Gymnastics, Longwood, Fla. Sydney Johnson-Scharpf Groveland, Fla., Brandy Johnson's MEN'S ROSTER SENIOR DIVISION Comp # 8 3 17 5 24 43 2 6 28 14 26 25 82 50 41 37 47 12 49 59 75 56 48 60 68 78 19 73 74 40 51 64 20 65 29 86 Name Wyatt Aycock Donothan Bailey Sam Chamberlain Robert Courter Jake Dalton Adrian de los Angeles Joshua Dixon Stacey Ervin Landon Funiciello Trevor Howard Steven Jaciuk Brian Knott Steven Lacombe Steven Legendre Danell Leyva Matthew Loochtan Ellis Mannon Matthew McGrath Sean Melton Sam Mikulak Akash Modi Alexander Naddour Michael Newburger John Orozco Kanji Oyama Eddie Penev Mark Ringle Paul Ruggeri III Eric Schryver Sean Senters Michael Squires Luke Stannard Daniel Steiner Chris Turner Donnell Whittenburg Brandon Wynn Hometown, Club Orlando, Fla., University of Nebraska Lake Forest, Calif., UC – Berkeley Franklin, Ohio, University of Nebraska Baton Rouge, La., William & Mary Reno, Nev., Team Hilton HHonors – University of Oklahoma Long Beach, Calif., University of Michigan San Jose, Calif., U.S.O.T.C. Taylor, MI, University of Michigan Baldwinsville, N.Y., William & Mary Columbus, Ohio, Penn State University New Berlin, Wis., University of Minnesota New York, N.Y., Stanford University Mission Viejo, Calif., UC – Berkeley Port Jefferson, N.Y., Team Hilton HHonors – University of Oklahoma Miami, Fla., Team Hilton HHonors – Universal Hawthorn Woods, Ill., University Of Iowa Indianapolis, Ind., University of Minnesota Wheaton, Ill., University Of Iowa Orlando, Fla., USOTC Corona del Mar, Calif., University of Michigan Morganville, N.J., Monmouth Gymnastics Academy Gilbert, Ariz., Team Hilton HHonors – USA Youth Fitness Center Austin, Texas, Ohio State University Bronx, N.Y., Team Hilton HHonors – USOTC Huntington Beach, Calif., University of Oklahoma Rochester, N.Y., Team Hilton HHonors – Stanford University San Ramon, Calif., University of Nebraska Manlius, N.Y., Team Hilton HHonors – U.S. Gymnastics Development Center II Richardson, Texas, University of Nebraska Center Valley, Pa., Stanford University Edmond, Okla., University of Oklahoma Waukegan, Ill., University of Illinois Mesa, Ariz., Ohio State University Fremont, Calif., Stanford University Baltimore, Md., U.S.O.T.C. Voorhees, N.J., Team Hilton HHonors – Ohio State JUNIOR DIVISION 17 - 18 Comp # 10 72 91 15 77 71 23 38 27 70 34 45 21 80 35 61 89 Name Dmitri Belanovski Andrew Botto Allan Bower Antonio Castro Jacob Dastrup Jordan DeClerk Dominic DiFulvio Chandler Eggleston Matt Foster Lee Grogan Andrew McCabe Christian McSwain Andrew Rickly Taylor Seaton John Meyer Williams Drew Willoughby Hometown, Club West Allis, Wis., Swiss Turners Redwood City, Calif., University of Iowa Chandler, Ariz., Xtreme Gymnastics Pinecrest, Fla., Florida Gymnastics Training Center Lindon, Utah, USOTC Bloomingdale, Ill., Aerial Gymnastics Marietta, N.Y., Blaze Gymnastics Jamestown, N.C., University of Illinois Addison, Ill., University of Illinois Paragould, Ark., Champions Gymnastics Oak Park, Ill., Aerial Gymnastics Jamestown, N.C., Highpoint Gymnastics Lewis Center, Ohio, Hocking Valley Gymnastics Center Plano, Texas, WOGA Plano Dallas, Texas, Ridgewood Gymnastics Burlingame, Calif., Stanford Boy's Gymnastics Christopher Stephenson Fishers, Ind., Air Force Academy JUNIOR DIVISION 15 - 16 Comp # 54 96 9 76 1 7 53 55 22 30 31 63 81 84 44 4 46 52 100 87 13 83 39 85 69 Name Bobby Baker Cameron Bock Grant Breckenridge Tristan Burke Emyre Cole Fabian DeLuna Alex Diab Dylan Ellsworth Davis Grooms Quest Hayden Johnny Jacobson David Jessen Hunter Justus Marvin Kimble Anthony McCallum Yul Moldauer Yaroslav Pochinka Alex Powarzynski Ryan Sheppard Jalon Stephens Marty Strech Colin Van Wicklen Kiwan Watts Tanner West Alec Yoder Hometown, Club Lemont, Ill., Aerial Gymnastics Tustin, Calif., SCATS Libertyville, Ill., Buffalo Grove Gymnastics Royse City, Texas, WOGA Frisco North Las Vegas, Nev., Go For It USA Firsco, Texas, WOGA Frisco Glen Ellyn, Ill., Premier Gymnastics Academy Farmington, Utah, USA Gymnastics World Katy, Texas, Champions Gymnastics Evans, Ga., Hayden's Gymnastics Syracuse, Utah, USA Gymnastics World East Greenwich, R.I., RISE Gymnastics Cypress, Texas, Cypress Academy Milwaukee, Wis., Swiss Turners Columbia, S.C., Hayden's Gymnastics Arvada, Colo., 5280 Gymnastics Plano, Texas, WOGA Plano Menlfee, Calif., SCATS Murphy, Texas, WOGA Plano Streveport, La., Jill's Gymnastics Fountain Valley, Calif., Azarian's Gymnastics Magnolia, Texas, Cypress Academy Richmond, Va., Above the Bar Gymnastics Academy Cypress, Texas, Cypress Academy Indianapolis, Ind., Interactive Gymnastics MEN'S & WOMEN'S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS XL CENTER JOIN US AUGUST 15-18 AT XL CENTER FOR FAN ACTIVITIES EACH DAY! Thursday, August 15 1:00 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Jr. Women's Competition – Day 1 Sr. Women's Competition – Day 1 Friday, August 16 1:00 p.m. Jr. Men's Competition – Day 1 7:00 p.m. Sr. Men's Competition – Day 1 Morning Fitness at the Old State House Aug. 15 – 6:30 – 7:30 a.m. – Boot camp/Pilates Aug. 16 – 6:30 – 7:30 a.m. – Boot camp/Yoga Saturday, August 17 2:00 p.m. Jr. Women's Competition – Final Day 7:30 p.m. Sr. Women's Competition – Final Day Sunday, August 18 11:30 a.m. Sr. Men's Competition – Final Day 6:30 p.m. Jr. Men's Competition – Final Day All times and activities are subject to change USA Gymnastics 50th Anniversary Museum – Located off Tumble Street inside the XL Center – August 15-17 – 10 a.m. – 7 p.m. August 18 – 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Open to the general public, the museum will feature a combination of pictures, historical items, mementoes and videos that tell the story of USA Gymnastics and its first 50 years of accomplishments and champions. It will also include historical leotards from GK Elite and equipment from AAI. Admission is free. SCAN ME for more information Balanced Approach to Sports Medicine Comprehensive Sports Medicine Care Athletic Trainers • Orthopedic Surgeons Primary Care Physicians • Cardiologists Rehabilitation Medicine rehab.harthosp.org/sportsmedicine Keep up with your favorite gymnasts in the social space! for live scoring and event information Join the conversation on Twitter: Visit PGChamps.com #PGChamps WELCOME TO HARTFORD — The Connecticut Convention & cruises on the Connecticut River, and tours of the statuesque Sports Bureau is pleased to welcome back USA Gymnastics to Connecticut State Capitol Building. Hartford for the 2013 P&G Gymnastics Championships and its For a wide range of brochures and information about what to National Congress and Trade Show! We are especially thrilled do and see while in our region, visit one of three Welcome Cento celebrate USA ters working with USA Gymnastics: Special information Gymnastics' 50th andesks are open at the XL Center and the Connecticut niversary with tens of Convention Center before, during and after scheduled thousands of enthusievents; and the Greater Hartford Welcome Center at 100 astic fans! Pearl St., hours are Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. You will find plenty to 5 p.m. to enjoy to make your Free shuttle transportation through downtown stay with us a memoDuring your stay, hop aboard the Hartford Star rable experience. Shuttle, a free shuttle bus that loops the Downtown area We even renamed every 15 minutes making Downtown Hartford's stops at the Connecticut Trumbull Street to Convention Center, XL Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art "Tumble Street" in Center, the Riverfront, your honor! the Connecticut Science Our Greater HartCenter, hotels, restaurants, ford region is known for its richness of historical entertainment and atand cultural arts attractions, entertainment and tractions. For your convesports, and wide variety of dining selections — nience, the Star Shuttle many within blocks of both the XL Center and the hours have been extended Connecticut Convention Center. Halfway between during this special week. those two USA Gymnastics venues is Connecticut's For a map and a schedule Connecticut Convention Center Old State House — a great place to start your visit. of this route, click here. Steps away is dynamic Connecticut Science Route maps also are Center, the popular new Front Street Bistro eatery available at the information desks inside the XL Center and the with the latest feature films at Spotlight Theatres, the renowned Connecticut Convention Center, at the Greater Hartford Welcome Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art, and picturesque Bushnell Center at 100 Pearl St., and in your hotel lobby. With numerous Park with its 99-year-old Carousel — still only $1 a ride. Nearby Star Shuttle stops Downtown, you're just a few minutes away is the stately Mark Twain House & Museum, where the famous from something to do. authored penned eight of his classics, refreshing riverboat Bushnell Park Downtown ambassadors can help The Hartford Business Improvement District's Security Ambassadors and Cleaning Ambassadors will be available throughout the Downtown area to assist with directions, restaurant recommendations and general information about the city. Security Ambassadors also can assist with free Downtown emergency roadside assistance (jump starts, lock-outs, etc.) – just call (860) 462-0127. On behalf of the Connecticut Convention & Sports Bureau, the City of Hartford and our many local hospitality, sports and business supporters, welcome to Hartford and please come visit us again. Mark Twain House and Museum The Old State House Hartford HealthCare is proud to support the 2013 P&G Championships Hartford HealthCare has taken great strides to provide you with the highest quality, coordinated care, close to home. From preventive medicine and wellness services, to acclaimed cardiac and cancer programs, to the latest advances in medical research and technology, our system of care is designed to provide you with the care you expect and deserve. To connect with one of our Hartford HealthCare physicians, please call 1.800.DOCTORS Central Connecticut Senior Health Services Clinical Laboratory Partners Hartford HealthCare Medical Group Hartford HealthCare Rehabilitation Network Hartford Hospital Institute of Living The Hospital of Central Connecticut MidState Medical Center Natchaug Hospital Rushford VNA HealthCare Windham Hospital hartfordhealthcare.org The International Gymnastics Federation's (FIG) scoring system for men's and women's gymnastics was instituted in January 2006 and incorporates credit for the routine's content, difficulty and execution, as well as artistry for the women. In the U.S., this system is used at all elite level events. The FIG's scoring system is governed by the Code of Points, which is revised for each quadrennium through re-valuing skills and adjusting individual apparatus requirements. Although the basic process is the same for men and women, some differences exist between the two. The men's and women's gymnastics scoring system is similar to those used in rhythmic gymnastics, trampoline and tumbling, and acrobatic gymnastics. Under the current system, a gymnast's total score includes values for both the routine's content and his/her execution. Basically, the scoring procedure adds the Difficulty Score, which includes difficulty value for skills, connection value and element group/ compositional requirements, to the Execution Score, which encompasses execution and technique — and for women, artistry on the balance beam and floor exercise — to determine a gymnast's total score. Scores no longer have a maximum value of 10. DIFFICULTY SCORE: difficulty and technical content. The Difficulty Score includes credit for the specified number of skills performed in the routine, along with connection value (credit for connecting high-level skills) and element group/compositional requirements. The men use the term element group requirements, which are the basic categories of skills/elements that must be included in a routine. The women use composition instead of element group to describe this requirement. The element group/ compositional requirements vary by apparatus. This score is determined by the D (Difficulty) Panel, which is a two-person panel. THE DIFFICULTY VALUE is determined by totaling values for the most difficult skills — eight for women and 10 for men, including the dismount. Each skill has a set difficulty value, as outlined in the Code of Points, and are divided into seven classifications. The difficulty value of a skill or element is not recognized if it fails to meet its technical requirements. Also, credit is only given once for a skill. For the women, they must perform a minimum of three dance elements and a maximum of five acrobatic elements in their balance beam and floor exercise routines. CONNECTION VALUE is awarded when specific skills or skill types are executed successfully in succession. The women can earn connection values for beam, uneven bars and floor, while the men can earn it for floor and horizontal bar. For men and women, each connection value is either 0.1 or 0.2 points. No connection value is awarded if the gymnast falls. ELEMENT GROUP/COMPOSITIONAL REQUIREMENTS are the basic skills or elements that must be included in each routine and vary by apparatus. This area is similar to the special requirements in the past. If all five requirements are included, a maximum of 2.5 points is awarded. Each judge on the D Panel independently reaches his/her Difficulty Score and then the two compare and reach a consensus. After the score has been posted, a coach may inquire about the Difficulty Score, first verbally and then in writing. An inquiry may be resolved by using video review. The initial inquiry must be made prior to the completion of the next gymnast's routine. The written inquiry must be submitted before the end of the rotation, and the Superior Jury reviews the inquiry. At FIG events, a fee is assessed for filing an inquiry; it is returned if the inquiry is upheld. EXECUTION SCORE: Execution and technique (plus artistry on beam and floor for women). The Execution Score, determined by a six-person E Panel, now begins at 10 and deductions are made for errors and faults in technique, execution and artistry. Each judge independently determines his/her score. The highest and lowest scores are dropped, and the gymnast's Execution Score is the average of the remaining four judges' scores. Deductions for neutral errors are subtracted from the sum of the Difficulty and Execution Scores. THE DEDUCTIONS for various errors range from 0.1 point for a small error to 1 point for a fall. Neutral deductions include those for stepping out of bounds or violating time requirements, as well as attire or podium violations. Inquiries are not allowed on the Execution Score. TOTAL SCORE. The gymnast's final score is the total of the Difficulty and Execution Scores less any deductions for neutral errors. What it takes to be a champion. In our eyes, you're all champions. Travelers is a proud sponsor of the P&G Gymnastics Championships. travelers.com Š 2013 The Travelers Indemnity Company. All rights reserved. Travelers and the Travelers Umbrella logo are registered trademarks of The Travelers Indemnity Company in the U.S. and other countries. M-17007 New 7-13 Thank you to the following clubs who helped with the ticket sales program for the P&G Gymnastics Championships. They are listed alphabetically. THANKS TO CLUBS CITY, STATE Academy of Gymnastics................................................ 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East Carolina
Preview 2008 - Offense
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What you
need to know:
One player won't be enough to replace current Tennessee Titan RB
Chris Johnson. As good as he was running the ball, he may be
missed more as a kickoff returner and a receiver out of the
backfield. Fortunately, the Pirates are well-stocked at the
position, returning letterwinners Dominique Lindsay, Jonathan
Williams, Norman Whitley, and Brandon Simmons. The budding star
is Williams, a 6-1, 210-pounder that averaged almost seven yards
a carry in limited action as a true freshman. After using three
different starters a year ago, Skip Holtz would prefer to have
one quarterback for the entire season. Patrick Pinkney is the
dual-threat. Rob Kass is the strong-armed pocket passer. After
needing emergency heart surgery and missing all of 2007,
behemoth T Terence Campbell resumes his career with an eye on
bolstering a line that's missing two starters.
Passing: Patrick Pinkney
121-200, 1,358 yds, 11 TD, 4 INT
Rushing: Patrick Pinkney
79 carries, 306 yds, 1 TD
Receiving: Jamar Bryant
48 catches, 704 yds, 6 TD
Star of the
Junior WR Jamar Bryant
Player who has to step up and become a star:
Senior RB Dominique Lindsay or sophomore RB Jonathan Williams
Unsung star on the rise: Sophomore WR Dwayne Harris
Best pro prospect: Bryant
Top three all-star candidates: 1) Bryant 2) Senior TE
Davon Drew 3) Junior RG Doug Palmer
Strength of the offense:
Two starting quarterbacks, the starting receivers
Weakness of the offense: Lack of a true feature back,
pass protection
Projected Starter: Senior Patrick Pinkney
and junior Rob Kass split time last season, starting five
and seven games, respectively. In the spring, they shared snaps
once again. In Skip Holtz's ideal world, one quarterback pulls
away and the revolving door stops. In the event that doesn't
happen, the coach has remained open to using both again this
fall. At 6-0 and 198 pounds, Pinkney is the more mobile player,
a quality athlete capable of beating defenses on the ground or
through the air. He showed a knack for sparking the offense,
throwing for 1,358 yards and 11 touchdowns, while rushing for
306 yards and a score. He was named the most improved
quarterback of the spring, a possible sign of things to come in
While Pinkney is the dual-threat, the 6-4, 255-pound Kass is a
pure pocket passer with modest mobility. He has a good grasp of
the offense and, by far, the strongest arm on the roster. There
aren't many throws he can't make, though he'd benefit by
exercising more touch on his passes. He was inconsistent as the
starter, going 96-of-175 for 1,164 yards, nine touchdowns, and
four interceptions, saving most of his highlights for just two
Projected Top Reserves: However the pecking order
winds up, Pinkney and Kass will occupy the first two slots. The
only other quarterback with experience is 6-0, 210-pound junior
Brett Clay, who actually started the opener with Virginia
Tech before sinking down the depth chart. He wound up attempting
just 13 passes, a number he'll surpass only in the event of an
Watch Out For… Pinkney to get the nod for the
opener with Virginia Tech. While there isn't much separation
between the quarterbacks, Pinkney has a special quality of
lighting a fire under the offense and making defenses pay
attention to his feet. His play in the Hawaii Bowl upset of
Boise State was emblematic of what he means to the program.
Strength: Two starting quarterbacks. Yeah, it's a
headache at times, but Pinkney and Kass provide the staff with a
luxury, a pair of very distinct hurlers with experience running
the offense. For situational purposes or in the event of an
injury, East Carolina is in good shape at the position.
Weakness: Consistency. There's a reason no one has
padlocked this job and ended talk of a controversy—neither has
shown the sustained excellence to pull away. Holtz is still
waiting for either Pinkney or Kass to build separation and not
look back.
Outlook: Although Holtz will have to delicately
manage and massage two egos, his situation at quarterback is
better than it looks. Pinkney and Kass offer completely
different skill sets and have had success at this level. Plus,
the competition in August should bring out the best in both
Pirates. Ideally, the coach wants one player taking the majority
of the snaps, but recent history indicates that may not happen
in Greenville.
Rating: 6
Running Backs
Projected Starters: Someone will succeed Chris
Johnson. No one will replace him. The Pirates will move forward
on offense without one of the most dynamic players in school
history. Although no clear-cut favorite emerged in the spring,
seniors Dominique Lindsay and Brandon Simmons
built some separation on a deep field of contenders. At 5-10 and
210 pounds, Lindsay is a tough inside runner with three seasons
of experience. The primary backup to Johnson a year ago, he
carried 66 times for 205 yards and five touchdowns, adding nine
catches for 58 yards and another score.
Simmons is the most physical back on the roster, a 6-1,
223-pound bulldozer, who'll be used for more than just
short-yardage carries. He runs hard and with good vision, making
him a natural in the red zone. In two seasons since transferring
from Elizabeth City State, he's scored five times on just 53
Sophomore Kevin Gidrey is a quality athlete at 6-2 and
260 pounds, who can be used as a blocking fullback or as an
H-back. In his first season with the Pirates, he only played on
special teams, but that's going to change this fall.
Projected Top Reserves: Providing a little more
dash than Lindsay and Simmons is 6-1, 196-pound sophomore
Jonathan Williams, the school's best blend of power and
quickness. He shook off an ankle injury as a freshman to rush
for 150 yards and a score on 22 carries, and enjoyed one of the
best springs among the backs.
Hopes are still high for 5-9, 187-pound sophomore Norman
Whitley, despite the fact that he's done little so far and
is coming off a second shoulder surgery in the last two years. A
shifty cutback runner with good hands as a receiver, he has a
high ceiling if he can shed the injury-prone tag.
Watch Out For… Whitley. In a backfield currently
being led by bruising 200-pounds, he's the one back most likely
to conjure up images of Johnson. Recruited as the heir apparent,
he needs to get healthy in order to inject some flash into the
running game.
Strength: Power backs. In Lindsay, Simmons, and
Williams, East Carolina has three big backs who are capable of
moving the chains and wearing out a tired defense late in the
second half. In short yardage, there's no shortage of viable
options for keeping drives alive.
Weakness: Lack of a gamebreaker. Unless Whitley
begins to fulfill his vast potential, the Pirates will be
without the type of back who can get outside and jet down the
sidelines for a big chunk of real estate. That explosiveness
from the running game is what really made the offense go last
Outlook: To replace Johnson's production as a
runner and a receiver, East Carolina will use the services of
multiple backs. Lindsay has the inside track on being the
workhorse, but keep an eye on Whitley, the one back in the
stable capable of supercharging the running game.
Rating: 5.5
Projected Starters: Junior Jamar Bryant
stepped up last season and did a nice job of succeeding all-star
Aundrae Allison, leading the Pirates with 48 catches for 704
yards and six touchdown catches. A physical 6-2, 208-pounder,
he's an asset in traffic and as a downfield blocker. Originally
a Georgia Bulldog, he has the all-around talent to follow
Allison into the NFL in a couple of years.
Joining Bryant in the starting lineup will be 6-0, 198-pound
sophomore Dwayne Harris, who lived up to expectations in
his first year of action. The Pirates' most versatile receiver,
he was as a pass-catcher, runner, and punt returner. Dangerous
in the open field, he caught 26 passes for 246 yards and two
touchdowns, rushed 20 times for 197 yards and another score, and
even threw a touchdown pass. The staff will continue looking for
ways to get the ball in his hands.
Back for a third season as the starting tight end is senior
Davon Drew, a skilled pass-catcher and honorable mention
All-Conference USA selection. A transplanted quarterback, he's
bulked up to 6-4 and 254 pounds, and enjoys a significant
advantage in athleticism when matched up with most linebackers.
As a junior, he caught 19 passes for 196 yards and two
Projected Top Reserves: When the Pirates shift to
a three-wide set, talented junior Alex Taylor is likely
to come off the sidelines. In two seasons, he's yet to catch a
pass, but at 6-4 and 207 pounds, has the size and vertical
skills to deliver a breakout year. Still relatively new to the
sport, he's liable to explode once he gains some relevant
Junior Reyn Willis was one of the breakthrough players of
the spring, earning the job at the A receiver when the Pirates
go four-wide. A transfer from Alabama, he's a 6-3, 215-pound
possession receiver, who'll flourish when matched up with
smaller defensive backs. While not a blazer, he could still be a
vertical threat, playing above defensive backs on jump balls.
Watch Out For… incoming freshman Dayon
Arrington. One of the top recruits from the latest
recruiting class, Arrington has great size, good speed, and a
good chance to contribute in his first fall in Greenville.
Strength: The starters. In Bryant, Harris, and
Drew, the Pirates have one of the best starting trios in
Conference USA. All are reliable pass-catchers, each offering a
unique skill and attribute to the offense.
Weakness: Depth. After the three starters, the
drop-off in talent and experience is precipitous, especially at
wide receiver. Coming out of spring, the only backup with a
letter was senior T.J. Lee, and he caught just five
passes a year ago.
Outlook: The receivers have regrouped nicely since
losing Allison, a dynamite playmaker in his short time with the
program. Bryant has star qualities of his own, Harris is a
multi-dimensional threat, and Drew is one of the league's best
pass-catching tight ends. The key will be for these three to
stay healthy and increase their output because the reserves have
yet to prove they're capable of excelling in an expanded role.
Rating: 6
Offensive Line
Projected Starters: For the first time in the Skip
Holtz era, East Carolina can boast an offensive line that goes
two-deep with experienced players. Leading the way from his
right guard spot is 6-3, 300-pound junior Doug Palmer, a
13-game starter who earned honorable mention All-Conference USA
honors. After bouncing between offensive and defensive line
since arriving, he's finally going to stay put. The most
physical of the blockers, he gives the unit a presence,
especially on straight-ahead running plays.
The coaching staff is hoping that the other guard position can
be locked down by 6-2, 317-pound junior T.J. Harper, a
junior college transfer who already took part in his first
spring in Greenville. Very strong at the point of attack, he'll
need to prove he has the quick feet and good hands to handle the
league's faster pass rushers.
Taking over at center is junior Sean Allen, a key reserve
the last two seasons getting his first chance at a regular role.
He moves well for a 6-3, 307-pounder and can shift seamlessly to
left guard if Harper can't handle the job. The Pirates have
plenty of depth at the pivot, which could have Allen on the
The tackles shape up as 6-5, 282-pound senior Stanley Bryant
on the left side and 6-6, 324-pound D.J. Scott over
on the right, each of whom started eight games a year ago.
Bryant has the agility and footwork of a former tight end,
making considerable progress in his first season in the lineup.
Despite being on the light side, he was second to Matt Butler
with 40 knockdown blocks.
Scott was a pleasant surprise in his first season, getting in on
605 snaps and earning a spot on the Conference USA All-Freshman
team. Already one of the strongest members of the program, he's
a devastating run blocker, who could eventually shift inside and
be a force at guard.
Projected Top Reserves: The big news in the
offseason centered on the return of junior tackle Terence
Campbell, who sat out 2007 after undergoing emergency heart
surgery. Before the ailment, the 6-5, 320-pounder was on his way
to becoming the foundation of the offensive line. The key will
be to get him back in game shape and back to dominating the
other team's ends.
Junior Stephen Heis started eight games at center a year
ago, sliding into the lineup after starter Fred Hicks was
lost for the season with an ankle injury. A rugged, blue-collar
worker at 6-5 and 285 pounds, he'll continue his battle with
Allen when practice resumes in August.
The 6-0, 306-pound Hicks was playing well when he suffered his
season-ending injury. A former letterwinner at defensive tackle,
he gets good leverage on his blocks and is tough to shake when
he locks on to a defender. He sat out the spring to continue his
rehabilitation, but will be back in the hunt for a starting job
in the summer.
Watch Out For… line coach Steve Shankweiler to do
a lot of juggling before deciding on his five best linemen.
Palmer and Bryant are pretty much set, but the battles at left
guard, left tackle, and center could rage on right up until the
Strength: Depth. Holtz has been working toward a
day when he had both experience and talent filling out the
two-deep. That day has arrived, with six linemen having started
games over the last two seasons.
Weakness: Pass protection. After allowing 26
sacks, a few more than the staff would've liked, the Pirates are
faced with not having a sure thing at either tackle position.
Bryant, Campbell, and Scott have upside to go along with an
equal amount of question marks.
Outlook: By Conference USA standards, this is a
solid offensive line that could extend beyond that if Campbell
can return to the form that made him such an exciting young
player two years ago. With a number of players expected to move
around in the early going, it could take a few weeks before this
unit completely gels.
Rating: 6

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Only cons I have about this rack, aside from how expensive it is, is it's size and if you don't use the inserts for the bottom it will whistle while driving. However, I also purchased the Curt luggage rack and they fit together PERFECTLY. All in all, a decent purchase.
works and looks great
Reviewed By David W (UPLAND, CA) Reviewed for a 2011 Mazda 3 —5/21/2015 8:50 PM
My only complaint is small but on the opposite side of the locking mechanism it is not covered, showing the inside parts. It would look better if there was a cover for it... functionally It works great!
Pretty Good
Reviewed By Cathy J (SAN DIMAS, CA) Reviewed for a 2014 Jeep Compass —5/21/2015 5:23 PM
The racks fit nice and are sleek looking but are not the same as they look in the pictures. Rather than sitting on the rails and coming straight across, they come up and off of the rails about 4 inches. I wish this would have been addressed before purchasing.


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Pune: With elections round the corner, anxious party workers and their candidates are making a beeline at astrologers doorsteps anxious to know about their fate.
Renowned city astrologers have predicted that Congress candidate Vishwajeet Kadam, is most likely to win the LS election from Pune constituency and BJP will remain the single largest party at the centre.
However it is predicted that Narendra Modi will not become Prime Minister as his planetary conditions are not favourable.
A renowned city astrologer, Nandkishor Jakatdar said, "The candidates and party workers from across the state are seen to be consulting about poll-related concerns such as place of contest, auspicious moment for filing nominations and most important, their winning possibilities."
He however said that no one from Pune constituency has approached him for the consultation.
Speaking on the coming LS elections in Pune Constituency, Jakatdar said that there will be a neck to neck competition between BJP candidate, Anil Shirole and Congress candidate Kadam and Kadam will win. At the national stage, Jakatdar claimed that BJP will get 155 to 165 seats, however, Modi will not become the Prime Minister nor BJP will be able to form a government.
He further claimed that the government will be formed with the support of 115 Congress seats.
Another astrologer, Malti Sharma, claimed that Aam Admi Party will not be able achieve desired success and its chief Arvind Kejriwal will be defeated by Modi in Varanasi constituency.
Speaking about the Maval constituency, Jakatdar said that independent candidate, Laxman Jagtap will be winning the seat.


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Cool! These will definitely be the wheels I buy as part of my next round of mods. A few quick questions though. This would be the first time I've bought aftermarket wheels and I'm searching for answers as much as I can (learning a lot too!), but I still haven't found certain answers. Apologies if these questions are rudimentary/constantly asked:
1. I would be running these with Vorshlag camber plates and -2.5 to -3 camber in the front and probably -2 in the back, otherwise completely stock. Of the sizes above listed as "M3 Fitment", what is the largest wheel that would fit in the front and rear wheel wells, and do the camber plates and settings change the answer to this question? I know that fit will also depend on tire size, but for example will some of your wheel sizes not fit in the front or back no matter what tire is used?
2. Looking at acceptable wheel sizes for various tire sizes, it seems that tires that fit a 9.5" wheel also tend to fit a 10.5" wheel, and tires that fit a 10.5" wheel also tend to fit an 11" wheel. What should I take into consideration when deciding which wheel size to use with a given tire size if more than one wheel size will fit the tire and the car's wheel well? I'm assuming it's not aesthetics or widening the vehicle track since the indicated offsets suggest that wider wheels add most of their width on the inside, which would actually narrow the vehicle track.
3. Your website results page for the E9x M3 wheels has a glitch. The 11" wheel's offset is listed on the summary page as ET27, but when you click to that wheel it's listed as ET25, which is what's posted here as well. Page I'm referring to:
11 M3 E92 Le Mans | Black Nov w/ Alum | 6MT | Premium 2 | Convenience | 19" | EDC | Prem Audio | Moonroof | BMW Apps | Yoko AD08 R | Vorshlag Adjustable Camber Plates | StopTech ST-60 380mm BBK | Castrol SRF Fluid | ModMyNav.com rear camera | ECS Tuning Sunglasses Holder
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When installing Google Calendar Sync you'll need to close Microsoft Outlook and also provide your username and password for your Google account. Once you've done that you're pretty much ready to go. Google Calendar Sync shows an icon on the system tray (which is really not that informative) and can be set to synchronize events according to a customized period of time. Also, events are fully editable inside Google Calendar's web interface.
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Right now this is still the hands-down best way to sync your Google Calendar with Outlook 2010 or lower. I've been using Google Calendar Sync for a couple years and never had an issue with it crashing Outlook 2010. With Outlook open I have no problems synching manually or automatically.
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