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Gymnastics HV meets (recent meets including lots of different rio coverage)

Gymnastics Video 01-08 (not just stuff from those years)

Gymnastics video 97-00 (also not just stuff from that quad)

Peter Smith (mostly old meets)

Below I have listed the gymnasts who competed in the US Championships) a few weeks ago who will compete NCAA, their high school graduation year, and the team they have committed to. 

Seniors

Shania Adams (2020)- Alabama Sloane Blakely (2021)- Florida  Luisa Blanco (2020)- Alabama  Jade Carey (2018)- Oregon State Jordan Chiles (2019)- UCLA  Audrey Davis (2020)- Oklahoma  Olivia Dunne (2020)- LSU Morgan Hurd (2019)- Florida Margzetta Frazier (2018)- UCLA  Jaylene Gilstrap (2020)- Utah Maddie Johnston (2020)- (Penn State) Shilese Jones (2020)- Florida Adeline Kenlin (2020)- Iowa  Grace McCallum (2021)- Utah Riley McCusker (2019)- Florida Alyona Shchennikova (2019)- Michigan  Ragan Smith (2019)- Oklahoma  Deanne Soza (2020)- Utah  Trinity Thomas (2018)- Florida 

Of the 21 who competed in the senior division, 19 are committed to NCAA schools. The two athletes not committed include Simone Biles, who was previously committed to UCLA but then decided to go pro, and Kara Eaker; who has yet to commit to a school. 

Juniors

Jordan Bowers (2021)- Oklahoma  Sophia Butler (2022)- Florida  Aleah Finnegan (2021)- LSU Olivia Greaves (2022)- Florida  Sunisa Lee (2021)- Auburn  Tori Tatum (2021)- LSU

Beam locomotion challenges

More allegations against Han. Four other gymnasts from Everest have come forward with allegations of emotional and physical abuse.

“Practices at Everest Gymnastics in North Carolina, one of the sport’s top training centers, often began with Coach Qi Han calling out which of the girls, including some as young as 9, would be placed in the ‘fat group.’”

Parents were rarely around. They had been barred from practices.

Four other former Everest gymnasts have come forward with similar accusations (to Ashton’s)

Monica Avery said she filed a formal complaint about Han with U.S.A. Gymnastics in 2016 after she witnessed him kicking a gymnast who had been injured at a competition in Texas. She said she had been unable to learn exactly what had become of the complaint.

U.S.A. Gymnastics on Thursday confirmed that in 2017 it forwarded a complaint about Han to the United States Center for SafeSport, which is responsible for investigating abuse claims in Olympic sports. SafeSport assumed jurisdiction over the case to prevent a conflict of interest for U.S.A. Gymnastics because Han was coaching Locklear, a national team member at the time.

Avery followed up that complaint with emails in 2017 and early 2018 to an investigator at SafeSport, but the investigator told her only that the lawyers were considering what to do in the case, according to an email exchange in January.

A spokesman for SafeSport, Dan Hill, said that the organization was not obliged to give updates about cases to any reporting parties and that it never discussed whether a case was under investigation.

Sam Cerio, a gymnast on a full athletic scholarship at Auburn, recently confirmed that Han once hit her on the head with such force that he left a handprint on her face. She declined to elaborate on the incident, which occurred in 2012 during her freshman year of high school.

Locklear’s mother, Carrie, said she had reported Han’s abuse of Ashton to top U.S.A. Gymnastics officials. She told them how Han had dismissed Ashton from the gym again and again, how he had belittled her and monitored her eating so closely that she did not want to eat anything at all — or would eat too much, and then purge. Ashton, she said, became emotionally fragile because of Han.