Welcome to the home page for
the
Washington Association of Trampoline & Tumbling
This site is designed to communicate and promote the sport of Trampoline, Double-Mini Trampoline and Tumbling in the state of Washington. The Washington Association of Trampoline and Tumbling is composed of a group of gyms that offer year-round competitive teams in trampoline, double-mini and tumbling (some gyms also offer recreational classes.) Trampoline & Tumbling is part of USA Gymnastics. The competitive season is primarily early December through early June; culminating in a National competition in July.
For more information regarding this sport, contact a gym in your area which offers trampoline and tumbling.
Additional background information on the sport is available here.
Tanner Page competed at the World Age Group Games in Russia with excellent results.
See the USAG T&T web page for results. Way to go Tanner!!
Zachary Moore, Tanner Page and Ashleigh Thomas just returned from the Final Selection Event (the qualifier for World Championships). Zachary placed 4th on double-mini. Tanner placed 1st on trampoline and 3rd on double-mini. Ashleigh placed 5th on double-mini.
Tanner will be representing the US in the World Age Group Championships this November in St. Petersburg, Russia.
Washington’s Trampoline and Tumbling Jr. Elite athletes recently returned home from the VISA Championships.
The VISA Cup National championships included Women’s and Men’s Artistic, Trampoline and Tumbling, Rhythmic, and Group Acro gymnastics and was held in Dallas Texas.
Ashleigh Thomas placed 7th on Double-Mini Trampoline and 12th place on Trampoline. Tanner Page placed 8th on Trampoline and 13th on Double-Mini Trampoline. This is the 2nd VISA Cup National Championships that both athletes have participated in. Ashleigh and Tanner are from Gymnastics East in Preston WA and are coached by Hans Nielsen.
Washington State did an excellent job at the 2009 J.O. Nationals in San Jose, CA. Twenty-five athletes placed in the top ten, including two national champions, Cody Schnieder and Prestton Garcia. Congratulations to all the J.O. National attendees.
Summit Gymnastics
Emma Rochleau - Level 5 Trampoline - 8th place
Madison Miller - Level 5 Trampoline - 7th place
Kalani Pinter - Level 5 Trampoline - 10th place
Makaili Lorenz - Level 5 Trampoline - 5th place
Jaelyn Krafsky - Level 6 Double Mini - 5th place
Emily Toycen - Level 5 Double Mini - 6th place
Deni Cook - Level 6 Double Mini - 6th place
Madison Miller - Level 5 Double Mini - 10th place
Brooke Malone - Level 6 Double Mini - 5th place
Makaili Lorenz - Level 5 Double Mini - 9th place
Deni Cook - Level 5 Tumbling - 10th place
Kristian Smits - Level 5 Tumbling - 6th place
Emma Rochleau - Level 5 Tumbling - 7th place
Yelm Gymnastics
Cassandra Faber Level 5 Trampoline - 9th place, Level 5 Double Mini - 5th place
Cody Schnieder Level 5 Trampoline - 1st place, Level 6 Double Mini - 3rd place,
Level 5 Tumbling - 3rd place
Clara Macias Level 5 Double Mini - 2nd place
Prestton Garcia Trampoline Level 6 - 1st place, Level 7 Double Mini - 8th place,
Level 5 Tumbling - 3rd place
Northwest Aerials
Mindy Tinney Level 8 Double Mini - 8th place
Ramsey Batey Level 6 Trampoline - 9th place
Dani Morey- Ockerman Level 8 Double Mini - 10th place
Gymnastics East
Zach Moore Level 10 Double Mini - 2nd place
Ryan Barbee Level 7 trampoline - 10th place
Samantha Heuker Level 10 - 10th place
Mile High Gymnastics
Dakota Anderson Level 6 Trampoline – 8th place, Level 7 Double Mini – 10th
place, Level 5 tumbling – 6th place.
Moving and Grooving Gymnastics
Amelia Berner Level 6 Double Mini – 3rd place