New England

Gymnastics

Training Center, L.L.C.

GIRLS’ TEAM HANDBOOK

Website: www.negtc.com

New England

Gymnastics

Training Center, L.L.C.

GIRLS’ TEAM HANDBOOK

Table of Contents:

I.	Welcome & Office Hours	3
II.	Most Importantly	4-5
III.	Tuition Payment and Registration Fees	6
IV.	Meet/Clinic Fee Assessments	7
V.	Team Uniforms	8
VI.	Discipline Procedures	8
VII.	Gymnast Rules & Guidelines	9-12
VIII.	NEGTC Guidelines for Parents	12-15
IX.	General Progression, Placement & Competition Rules	16
X.	Signature Page	17
Appendix	Press Release Coordinators	18-19
	Registration Form	20-21
	No Refund Policy	22
	NEGTC Calendar	23
	Athlete Registration Application	24-25
	Tuition Payment Schedule	26
	Competition Gym Bag Check List	27
	Girls Team Awards	28-34

New England Gymnastics Training Center, L.L.C.

5 Tracy Lane, Hudson, New Hampshire 03051

603-880-8GTC (8482) *** FAX 603-880-1800 *** E-MAIL: NEGTC@COMCAST.NET

Website: www.negtc.com

I. WELCOME

Dear Team Parent:

Welcome to NEGTC - a USA Gymnastics Training Center and home of the NEGTC competitive teams. We feel our teams are among the best in the area - a fact proven true by our awards and team rankings. It is an honor and a privilege for your child to be selected to our team programs.

Philosophy of NEGTC

Our philosophy is a simple one. We strive to ensure that each and every child in our program is made to feel special. We offer growth in the areas of strength, flexibility, peer interaction, development of self-confidence and overall well-being in conjunction with gymnastic skill acquisition. Our goals are to offer every child the best professional and organized gymnastic instruction with new state-of-the-art equipment in a fun-filled, controlled learning environment. We hope that all your child’s gymnastic dreams come true here at NEGTC!

Our coaching staff is professional and highly qualified. Tim is a rated National Judge for the Women’s Program. Our emphasis on correct form, proper technique and precise execution will result in higher scores for your gymnast. If you have any questions, call the office and ask to speak to the appropriate Team Coach, Tim or Mary Ann. They’ll be glad to help in any way possible. Once again, congratulations and welcome to NEGTC!!!

Office Hours

Monday 3:00 – 8:00pm

Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday 9:00am – 1:30pm and 3:00 –8:00pm

Friday, No Office Hours

Saturday 8am – 12noon

Team parents are in the gym several days per week. We ask that you review these office hours and note that the office is not open on Fridays. Thank you.

II. Most Importantly....

The information found in this section is the most important of all. Please read this section carefully.

TEAM TUITION – 2 payments due every 8 weeks - not at the beginning of a month, but on the first day of every Session BEFORE CLASS STARTS. We do not hand out bills . . . tuition payment schedule is listed on Page 26. Session dates are listed on the NEGTC calendar. Late payment fee - $20.00 assessed if payment is received after the 1st day of class for each pay period. Extensions must be arranged in advance and approved by Mary Ann. There are no refunds or make-ups for time missed by a gymnast. It is your responsibility to pay your tuition on a timely basis. If your child is out during the week your tuition is due, we ask that you mail your payment in. We have commitments to meet and cannot do so if payments are not timely. Please note office hours.

REGISTRATION FEE - A non-refundable registration fee is due when your gymnast re-enrolls each year (June - May). Team gymnast’s enrollment period will be held each year during the month of May.

MEET FEE ASSESSMENTS - All competition and clinic expenses for gymnasts and coaches including meet fees, coaches fees and expenses, coaches overnight travel expenses for meals and lodging are paid from one account - the assessment account. The coaching fee is $75 per session per coach. Meal per diem is $10/$10/$20 (breakfast/lunch/dinner). All coaches who train team gymnasts are given the opportunity to attend all events with the levels they train, whether regardless of the number of gymnasts that qualify. Tim as Owner of NEGTC is connected to all NEGTC programs and will attend as many events as his schedule permits as a coach at the above rate. This account will be funded by assessments to all competing gymnasts - payable in four payments (see schedule in “Meet Assessment Fee”). The meet assessment fee’s main purpose is to fund your gymnast’s meet expenses. Your assessment is determined by estimating meet fees, coaches’ fees and travel expenses (coaches meals/lodging), etc. The estimate is usually on the low side and your account may need additional funds throughout the season. Once meet/coach fees are disbursed, there are no refunds for any reason. Meet assessments will help our gym run smoother and more professionally than ever. Mary Ann will email a notice regarding meet entries and is your responsibility to communicate with your child’s Coach and Mary Ann as to this entry prior to the deadline, then checks are written from the assessment account. No hassles - no complaints! Assessment payments are deposited into a separate “team parent account”. Payments are made payable to “NEGTC Team Parents Fund” and given to the office. If you leave our program, any unpaid fees due to NEGTC will be deducted from the assessment account and any balance will be refunded to you. If you leave during a session, there are no refunds. Team uniform orders and meet entries will be put “on hold” if your assessment payments are past due.

ABSENCES - All absences must be called into the office with the reason for the absence. Please do not call and say, “Susie won’t be in today”. An excessive number of absences excused or unexcused make for unsafe participation in practices and/or competitions. Practices during the week of a competition are absolutely mandatory. Missing one practice (unexcused) automatically disqualifies that gymnast from that week’s competition! An excused practice is one that is approved by the coach. If at any time the coaching staff feels the lack of quantity and/or quality of practice time has created an unsafe situation, a parent, gymnast, coach meeting will be held. Termination from NEGTC’s competitive program may result. If we decide to cancel practice due to the weather, an updated message will be left on the answering machine (603-880-8482, press 2). It is your responsibility to call in before driving to the gym.

II. Most Importantly Cont’d....

TELEPHONE USE - If you need to make a call, please use your own cell phone or borrow a cell phone from another parent. We ask that you do not use the office phone.

MAIL/NOTICES – Notices regarding gym events, competitions, policies, payments, etc. will be E-MAILED. It is your responsibility to check your email daily as well as ask your child when she comes home from the gym to make sure you are aware of what’s going on. It is also your responsibility to check the NEGTC Team Info bulletin board located in the mezzanine. Please read all communications carefully and completely before coming to the office. If after doing so you still have questions, we’ll be glad to answer them for you.

No food or drinks are allowed in the gym. Upon asking permission from the appropriate coach, a gymnast may drink water from the water cooler located within the gym. There are two bathrooms located in the gym for gymnast’s use. Gymnasts may bring water bottles with covers into the gym during the months of July and August.

Gymnasts who transfer from other gyms during the competition season will be given an adjusted meet fee assessment amount based on the meets the gymnast will compete in. Gymnasts who are not ready to compete at the beginning of the competitive season, will be given advance notice by the Team Coach and Mary Ann as to when they will start competing.

ATHLETE MEMBERSHIP - 100% of all athletes in a USA Gymnastics Sanctioned Event must be pre-registered athlete members of USAG and be able to produce or have their coach supply a current, valid registration number assigned by USAG membership department. Athlete membership season begins each August 1 and runs through the following July 31. All athlete memberships are automatically null and void each July 31. USA Gymnastics will mail registration forms to the gym. Each gymnast will receive an athlete form to complete and return to the office with a check payable to NEGTC (no credit cards please). If you do not receive a form or join NEGTC’s program mid-season, please come to the office. These forms must be completed by you, the parent, and returned to NEGTC’s office so we can mail them to USAG headquarters in Indianapolis as a group. Processing usually takes 2 - 4 weeks and all athletes must have their new athlete number by mid-October due to sanctioned clinic participation and competition involvement.

TEAM PHOTOS - Annual team photographs are taken sometime during the winter timeframe. Each gymnast must be in attendance and present herself in proper competitive attire (leotard and hair suitable for competition, etc.). Individual photos can also be taken. Gymnasts may wear a leotard of her choice for the individual photo only. Gymnasts who show up without their required competitive attire will not be allowed in the team photo session.

MEETS - When NEGTC hosts a meet in our gym, it is mandatory that all team coaches, parents and gymnasts pitch in and help set up and clean up the gym and put all equipment back to its original location before leaving the gym. The success of our program is based on teamwork and you, the parents, are part of the team. Your child’s participation in meets may be affected if we have to chase you. Sign up sheets will be posted on the Team Info Board. PLEASE SIGN UP!

III. Tuition Payment and Registration Fees

YOU PAY FOR YOUR SPOT ON TEAM

NOT THE TIME YOU ATTEND

Missed Practices - There are no make-ups for teams. Injured gymnasts are expected to attend gym with an adjusted conditioning schedule. You must pay for your child’s spot on team, not just the practices attended. In other words, you must pay for a spot on team whether or not your child attends class or practice. Team Tuition payments are based on a four-week workout period. Payment should be made at the time the service is provided (before class starts). A payment schedule is included in this handbook on page 26. We do not hand out bills. Payments must be made on a timely basis (at the office or via U.S. mail). If your child transfers into a non-team class, we ask that you complete the current team session, then transfer. Tuition is not adjusted or refunded. Your rate will be changed to the new class rate at the beginning of the next session. The team program is a commitment that must be taken seriously. It runs from June – May.

Late Payment Fee - In order to avoid a $20.00 late fee, full payment must be received by the first day of class for each payment week. It is a parent’s responsibility to make arrangements with the office if your tuition will not be made on a timely basis or paid in full. Accounts carrying a balance will be considered late and assessed the late fee. Extensions must be arranged in advance and approved through by Mary Ann.

Returned Check Fee - Returned check fee is $20.

Summer Tuition - The summer tuition is presented as two payments (2 sessions for the entire summer). This fee may be paid in full or in 2 installments. There will be no tuition discounts given during the summer months for vacations, attending other gym camps, etc.

Holiday Workout - Holiday workout is billed separately due to the fact that the holiday and normal schedule vary.

Private Lessons - Private lessons are available. Cash payments are required and paid to NEGTC before the lesson begins. Please check with the coach for their available schedule. Check with the office for rates.

Registration Fee - A non-refundable $180 registration fee is due when your gymnast re-enrolls each May. The registration fee covers excess medical and liability insurance on each gymnast in addition to administrative costs and athlete supplies. Our insurance carrier insists that we must have a participation agreement and record of payment for insurance on each gymnast. If your child is injured, you submit all medical bills to your insurance carrier. NEGTC does not process claims. You should submit any deductibles or excess medical expenses not covered by your insurance to NEGTC’s insurance plan. You are responsible for the deductible before NEGTC’s insurance will pick up supplemental medical.

IV. Meet/Clinic Fee Assessments (fees may be adjusted if meets or expenses are added)

All meets/clinic fees, coaching fees, coaches’ meals/lodging, etc. will be paid from one account - the assessment account. This account is funded by assessments payments from all competing gymnasts. THE ASSESSMENT FEE’S MAIN PURPOSE IS TO FUND YOUR GYMNAST’S MEET EXPENSES! Assessments will help our gym run smoother and more professionally than ever. You will receive an email notice regarding a meet entry. This will also be placed on the Team Info Board. It is your responsibility to communicate with your gymnast’s Coach and Mary Ann as to this entry prior to the deadline, then checks are written from the assessment account.

Fee assessments can be paid in one, two, three or four payments. All checks should be made payable to “NEGTC Team Parents Fund” and given to the Office. NO CREDITCARDS PLEASE! It is a parent’s responsibility to make arrangements with Mary Ann if your assessment payment will not be made on a timely basis. Please add a $25 late fee to all late payments. A payment schedule is distributed at the beginning of each season and posted on the team info board. The schedule is as follows:

The 2010 - 2011 schedule is as follows:

	May 15	June 15	July 15	August 15	Sept. 15	Oct. 15
Boy’s Levels 4, 5 & 6	$170	$170	$170	$170	$170	$170
Girl’s Levels 4, 5 & 6	$170	$170	$170	$170	$170	$170
Girl’s Level 7 & 8	$170	$170	$170	$170	$170	$170
Prep Opt Inter, Adv.	$145	$145	$145	$145	$145	$145

	Aug. 15	Sept. 15	Oct. 15	Nov. 15	Dec. 15
Prep Opt Novice	$175	$175	$175	$175	$175

If 15^th falls on a weekend or holiday, payment is due before the 15^th (by previous business day)

You will receive a statement at the end of each year (June) showing the status of your account. Any balance due must be paid immediately. Any credit balance will be put towards the following year’s assessment fee. If your child terminates the program and there is an out-of-pocket credit balance in your assessment account, you will automatically receive a refund for this amount (less any fees disbursed or due to NEGTC). If you have a second child on the team program, then that balance will be transferred into that child’s account. You should keep a minimum balance of $50 in your account at all times.

A gymnast may practice but not be entered in or compete in any meets if the assessment payment is not paid on a timely basis. Also, team uniform orders will be placed “on hold” until your account is current. THERE ARE NO EXCEPTIONS. All missed assessments must be paid before competing in future meets. The required payment is due in full on the dates posted. Assessment fees are for expenses as stated. Additional expenses are the responsibility of the gymnast and will be billed.

NOTE: As a team member of NEGTC you make a commitment to train and compete. You are expected to compete as well as make your competitions as much a priority as we do. When you do not compete, you affect the team, the gym and the budget that was designed with all gymnasts competing. The exception to the above would be for a new level gymnast who is not ready and is not recommended to compete by his coach. The meet schedule is posted in advance so that you can make sure your child is available for all meets. It is important that you find a way for your child to attend . . . please consider carpooling if you are not available.

V. Team Uniforms

Each gymnast must have an approved NEGTC Team leotard to compete. No other team leotard will be allowed. Only the Owners will make exceptions.

Team Uniform: a complete girl’s uniform consists of a sleeveless warm up leotard and matching hair scrunchy, a long sleeved competition leotard and matching hair scrunchy, warm up pants, jacket, bellyband and gym bag. Team leotards change every couple of years. Invitational leotards are different from our regular team leotard but are also part of the approved NEGTC competitive attire. Only the Owners will make exceptions. The owners may dismiss a gymnast from a competition and possibly team membership if she presents herself out of the approved NEGTC team uniform. Lower levels competing in unsanctioned meets will wear the NEGTC warm-up tank leotard.

Please keep in mind that it takes approximately 6-8 weeks to receive uniforms once they are ordered.

Uniforms may be purchased directly from other gymnasts for a discounted rate. The gym takes no part or responsibility in the resale of team uniforms.

All special orders must be paid for when the order is placed.

VI. Discipline Procedures

1st infraction: verbal warning.

2nd & 3rd infractions: verbal warning with side line conditioning focusing on gymnast’s weaknesses, i.e. push-ups or similar exercise.

4th infraction: parental conference - gymnast not allowed back without conference.

5th infraction: Temporary or permanent suspension from team.

If problem persists, additional suspension time will be given as determined by coach and owners. Expulsion from team is also an option.

NOTE: A gymnast may be scratched from an event or meet for discipline reasons or uncontrolled reactions to a score or performance result. A gymnast may be scratched from an event or meet as a result of parent’s uncontrolled reactions to a score or performance result. There will be no refund of meet/coach fee if a gymnast is scratched.

When NEGTC hosts a meet in our gym, it is mandatory that all team coaches, parents and gymnasts in attendance pitch in and help setup up the gym for the meet and clean up the gym and put all equipment back to its original location before leaving the gym. The success of our program is based on teamwork and you are expected to be part of it. Failure to do so, may effect your child’s participation in our program.

VII. Gymnast Rules & Guidelines

In order to have a more harmonious learning situation in the gym, the gymnasts must maintain a certain standard of discipline. This will a) establish and maintain order as well as safety, b) keep the time wasted on discipline to a minimum, c) enhance the productivity of each gymnast. Let’s face it, every NEGTC member wants to be the best they can be and, therefore, we need discipline. On the other hand, we also want each gymnast to have fun while she is at NEGTC. Yet even fun demands a certain level of discipline. As a result, following is a list of guidelines we expect each gymnast to follow:

1. No food or drinks are allowed in the gym. Upon asking permission from the appropriate coach, a gymnast may drink water from the water cooler located within the gym.

2. Gymnasts are to keep talking to a minimum during the entire workout! In many training situations, gymnasts will be asked to refrain from talking in order to be more productive. Excessive use of chalk at bars may warrant a gymnast to vacuum and mop the bar areas!

3. All gymnasts must help move equipment as well as help straighten the gym after each practice and home meet. Also, it’s the gymnasts’ responsibility to keep their lockers clean. Also, please pick up after yourselves and each other when snack time is over! Use the trash barrels.

4. When not on equipment gymnasts are to work drills as directed by the coach, i.e. side stations, etc. Standing and waiting is not acceptable…side stations can curtail that!

5. Gymnasts are to show sportsmanship and kindness to fellow team members. ANY attempt to create or cause injury to another gymnast will result in disciplinary action.

6. Back talk, rolling eyes or sly remarks to any coach will not be tolerated. Continuous idle chatter and constant comments about the need for breaks or moving to another rotation is not acceptable gymnast behavior!

7. Quarreling or name-calling will not be tolerated. Also, off-color or crude remarks will not be tolerated at any time.

8. Under no circumstances is one gymnast to criticize another gymnast’s performance or practice at NEGTC or any other gym.

9. Gymnasts are to remember to ask for help while working on a skill that they feel they need coaching/spotting assistance and/or experience a “fear” level!

10. Gymnasts are encouraged to make as much use as possible of practice time with proper form.

11. Gymnasts are to encourage and support each other in becoming great athletes.

12. Gymnasts must make and KEEP corrections given by coaches.

13. No communicating with parents who are in the mezzanine during team practice time.

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14. Clothing, grips, weights, etc. are not to be left around the gym floor. Clothing, grips, weights, etc. picked up by NEGTC staff will be brought to the office. It will cost each gymnast $1.00 to receive these items back and, in addition, gym chores and/or additional conditioning will be assigned to that gymnast. PLEASE PICK UP AFTER YOURSELVES. USE YOUR LOCKERS and please keep them clean . . . . stickers on lockers (inside & outside) are NOT allowed. Parents – please pitch in with odor control and remind your child to take clothing & other items home and clean out their lockers when the gym is closed for extended periods such as holidays.

15. Team tryouts are held by appointment and scheduled through Tim.

16. Past or present team members who transfer to another gym are allowed to transfer back to NEGTC one time only but subject to the owners’ discretion. Should said gymnast leave the team a second time that move will be permanent unless specifically approved ahead of time with the Owners.

17. Coaches Evaluation - The coaches and owners have the final say in any gymnast’s progression. Upon making the qualifying scores and skills, a gymnast’s attitude, discipline, strength, flexibility and ability will be evaluated by the coaches and owners. Based on their evaluation, the determination will be made regarding said gymnast’s progression.

18. Score - a gymnast must make the qualifying score the required number of times before becoming eligible to move to the next level. These scores must be obtained in a USA Gymnastics (USAG) sanctioned meet.

19. Competing for High School Team - a member of NEGTC team may compete for her high school provided no NEGTC regularly scheduled practices or meets are missed unless approved by the appropriate NEGTC coach.

20. Length of Time at a Competition Level - A gymnast must compete one (1) full competition season at the level she progresses to (see “Exception below”). A competition year is determined by the date of the state championship of a particular level. Exception - In the event that an athlete has demonstrated national caliber potential, upon advice/recommendation from her coach, and with approval from the owners, the gymnast may move up a competitive level without completing their current competitive level season.

21. Qualifications for Competition - While a gymnast may move up to or practice at the next level, she will not compete at that level until (1) all basic skills of the routines are performed without a spot; (2) all routines are performed safely and with the gymnast in control; (3) all routines are performed correctly and meet the event requirements for that level; and (4) the gymnast has the discipline and the maturity level of competition demands.

22. Scratches - All USAG gymnasts must compete in all events unless forced to scratch a result of an injury or recommendation from her coach. There are no refunds for meet scratches for any reason including but not limited to injuries or bad weather unless the host gym refunds the money.

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23. The gymnast is obligated to:

Obtain an athlete member number from USAG office and be prepared to show her membership card at all sanctioned events in which she participates. The athlete number must be renewed every August (see page 5 of this manual on Athlete membership!)

Be present at the site of the meet 15 minutes prior to stretch & warm-ups.

Remain in the area of competition that is designated for gymnasts as competitors or as observers. Obey warm-up regulations and rotation schedules.

Present in the proper attire. A deduction can be applied for the infraction of not having the required competitive uniform. . In addition, the owners may dismiss a gymnast from a competition and possibly team membership if she presents herself out of the approved NEGTC team uniform.

Be extremely well groomed in her appearance, clean attire, hair secured away from the face, free from any object which may hinder or endanger her safety (jewelry, etc.) Hair in a bun for competition!!!!

Accept the received score without criticism or comment.

Be courteous, respectful and polite to all meet officials, coaches, hostesses, competitors and associated persons. Exhibit self-control and calmness in the case of a fall or injury. Uncontrolled or needless crying is unacceptable behavior in the event of a minor injury!! Crying for other reasons other than serious injury is unacceptable and may result in removal of the gymnast from the practice/meet.

Age Determination - The gymnast’s age for the competitive season is determined by the date of the final day of competition at the culminating championship meet for that level. The gymnast must compete in USAG meets in the same age division for the entire season.

Example: Age of the gymnast for the season is determined by the following:

For Levels 4/5/6 - age as of the last day of the State Meet.

For Level 7 - age as of the last day of State Meet.

For Level 8 - age as of the last day of Regional Meet.

For Level 9 - age as of the last day of Eastern Meet.

For Level 10 - age as of the last day of J.O. National Meet.

For Prep op – age as of the last day of the State Meet.

Age Groups

Levels 4 6-8, 9-10, 11-12, 13+

Levels 5/6 7-8, 9-10, 11-12, 13+ Levels 7/8/Prep Op 8-11, 12, 13-14, 15+

Levels 9 & 10 will be determined by the State Board according to the State numbers. Age groups for Regionals will be determined after all the State Meets.

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Minimum Age

Level 4 gymnast must have reached her 6th birthday.

Levels 5-7 gymnast must have reached her 7th birthday.

Level 8-9 gymnast must have reached her 8th birthday.

Level 10 gymnast must have reached her 9th birthday.

Once a gymnast competes at a Sectional meet, she may NOT drop back to a lower level.

VIII. NEGTC Guidelines for Parents

1. No parents/spectators are allowed in the gym area for any reason. If you need to communicate with your child or the coach during class, please ask the office for assistance. NO EXCEPTIONS! No communication over the mezzanine wall to your child or her coach during team practice.

2. All team parents must maintain a minimum $50 balance in the Assessment Account. This balance is to be determined by the Owners. A gymnast may practice but not be entered in or compete in any meet if the assessment payment is not paid on a timely basis or late. THERE ARE NO EXCEPTIONS. All missed assessments must be paid before ordering team uniforms and competing in future meets. A $25.00 per payment late fee is deducted from all delinquent accounts.

3. On a daily basis, parents are responsible for checking their email and reading all updates and announcements posted on the Team Info Board located in the mezzanine.

4. You must pay your training fee in full and on time. If your child will be out for any reason during the week your tuition payment is due, we would ask that you mail your payment in. To avoid a $20.00 late fee, please allow for your payment to reach us by the due date. Please see the due dates posted on your payment schedule.

5. Parents are not to critique, compare or criticize a gymnast’s performance unless they are paying that gymnast’s tuition bill. Statements like, “she’s much better in the gym“, my child has better form”, she’s not as good as my child”, “my child is better than ... and should be included in that program”, etc. etc. will not be allowed. If we hear about this, we will talk to you personally & privately. If such actions continue, the owners will take disciplinary action. Continued criticisms or comparisons of another gymnast may prevent your daughter from participating in our program!

6. When making comments during competition whether you are at NEGTC or another gym, please be aware of the people around you. How any part of our program is seen will be how our entire program is viewed. We want everyone to be proud of the NEGTC team and our spectators are a very important part of that. Also please remember that our Recreational Program is a very important part of our program. Also, please be aware of recreational parents around you in the viewing area when making comments during practice time. Derogatory comments with regard to NEGTC or individuals will not be tolerated!

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7. Parents at all meets will observe good sportsmanship and respect. Failure to follow this rule is cause for banning YOU from all team meets and activities. Spectators can cause a team deduction when “out of line” at competitions! Examples for this would be:

· Booing judges and/or talking to judges.

· Screaming/cheering too loudly so that the officiating process is disrupted.

· Being in the competitive arena. (This includes photographers!)

· Approaching the head table (scoring table) asking for your daughter’s score.

· The use of flash pictures is dangerous and strictly prohibited.

8. If you have a question about a score, you must ask the coach who will then follow USAG guidelines. Parents are not to talk to or question judges, meet directors or scoring panel at any time - you must go through your coach. Failure to do so may mean a meet suspension and having to write a letter of apology to the judge. Also, you may only approach the coach at the end of a competition.

9. In the absence of the Owners, a coach in charge has the final word at meets and in practice. If you feel a coach has taken an unjust action, you must meet with him/her privately. Our coaches have been instructed to refuse to discuss concerns in public - if possible they will take you to a private office to discuss the problem. However, class time and anytime during the meet is NOT the place to discuss problems. If a coach has to leave the floor during their class time, you should refrain from asking them questions (this includes those “quick questions”). They have a class in session and your question should wait until after class is finished. If an amicable solution cannot be found in private, then you and the coach are to make a joint appointment with the Owners. Also, please do not call the office and ask to speak to a coach while she has a class in session. We ask that that you leave a message and your call or concern will be addressed once the instructor has finished his or her classes.

10. Coaches are responsible for interpreting compulsory routines. An approved coach or choreographer must choreograph optional routines during a private lesson at the Owners approved cost. Choreography fees are due and payable at the time the routine is choreographed.

11. Team Coaches have been assigned specific responsibilities. When scheduling private lessons, you should schedule with the coach who is responsible for your gymnast. Please check with them for their hourly rate.

12. The insurance policy carried by NEGTC will pay medical costs not paid for by your personal health insurance (less any deductible). The parents of the gymnast must handle all claims reporting.

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13. Calling in Scores/Team Results to Newspapers – Only designated press release coordinators may call in team scores and results to the newspapers. They should also take charge of following up to see whether or not the article was published. Also, parents living in certain areas should check the newspapers and bring in a copy of the article when published to the office. Always try and submit a photo with press releases. Check with the office to see if a photo is available. A draft of each press release should have Mary Ann’s approval prior to publishing. Parents are not allowed to individually submit a picture and press release in their local newspaper. All newspaper articles and pictures must have Mary Ann’s prior approval. In conjunction with this, NEGTC team gymnasts should only wear their competition uniforms when they are competing for NEGTC or unless expressly instructed to do so by NEGTC coaches/management.

14. Gymnasts are not allowed to wait for their rides outside the facility. If a parent is not timely in picking up their child, the gymnast must wait within our facility.

15. Summer Vacation/Time Off - Our competitive team program runs year round from September through August. Attendance in the summer is mandatory. We run an 8-week July-August program. We are closed the first week of July and last week of August into the Labor Day holiday. All gymnasts must attend a minimum of 7 out of the 8 weeks during the summer program. Please plan your vacations accordingly. There will be no tuition discounts given during the summer months for vacations, attending other gym camps, etc.

16. NEGTC Parent Meetings - It is important that you attend all mandatory parent meetings when scheduled by Tim and Mary Ann. This affords us the opportunity to communicate certain information regarding the program. It’s usually a handful of parents who do not attend meetings and do not communicate with the office and, therefore, it is this group who we are trying to reach through mandatory meetings. We would appreciate your support.

17. Weight Control: At NEGTC, we approach weight in a two-fold manner. First, we stress healthy eating to avoid unnatural weight gain and second, we have strength development to give the boys the ability to handle the natural weight gain that comes with maturity. There is no getting around the fact that unnatural weight control is detrimental to a gymnast. Remember, a gymnast is not your average child or just another kid down the street. An average child doesn’t throw, toss and hurl their body weight across a floor. Body weight - especially unnecessary or unnatural body weight - does matter to a gymnast. We ask your guidance in assisting us with providing your child a rounded diet that includes fat, protein and carbohydrates derived from fruits, vegetables and pastas. Please do not provide fat free foods. . . . . athletes need fats!

VIII. NEGTC Guidelines for Parents Cont’d

18. Weight Control Cont’d: Unnatural weight could mean injury or an inability to perform skills once mastered. Simply put, an unnaturally overweight gymnast may lack the energy and strength needed to push more body weight through the skill. The result here is frustration or, worse yet, injury. In addition, gaining unnatural weight because of a bad diet is simply not healthy - whether you do gymnastics or not! Ask any doctor!

On the other hand, we must remember that under eating can be as bad or even worse than overeating. Above all, NEGTC does not want our gymnasts to refuse food. Refusing food may cause fatigue and weakness - another cause of injury. In the worse case, refusing food can lead to eating disorders.

Parent’s can help us develop safe and healthy gymnasts by refocusing your gymnast’s eating habits toward healthy meals and snacks. An occasional candy bar or ice cream is fine but the gymnast’s general eating habits must be healthy if she is to be successful. Remember, the more consistent and healthy your child’s diet is, the easier it will be for her to maintain her weight and the level of safety needed to be a good, maybe even great gymnast.

19. REMEMBER IT IS AGAINST NEGTC POLICY TO CALL COACHES AT HOME OR ON THEIR CELL PHONE. It is important that the coaches “downtime” is respected.

20. VIEWING POLICY – Please understand that the team viewing policy is 15 minutes when dropping off and 15 minutes when picking up.

21. IX. GENERAL PROGRESSION, PLACEMENT & COMPETITION RULES

1. COACHES EVALUATION - The Coaches and Owners have the final say in any gymnast’s progression. Upon making the qualifying scores and skills, a gymnast’s attitude, discipline, strength, flexibility and ability will be evaluated by the coaches and the owners. At this evaluation, the determination will be made regarding said gymnast’s progression.

2. SCORE - A gymnast must make the USAG qualifying score the required number of times (maintaining the criteria stated below) before becoming eligible to move to the next level. These scores must be obtained in a USAG sanctioned meet. Our present compulsory gymnasts must score a minimum of 35.0 all-around three (3) times consistently (average 8.75 or better on each event) before being considered for advancement. Your child’s age with respect to her present competitive level is a critical factor for moving up through the levels. For example, if your child is 12 and a Level 5 gymnast, she is developmentally behind the assumed progression through the levels. Special consideration will be given to accelerate up to the next level.

The final decision for advancement is based on the following criteria:

Level 4 (criteria for moving up to next level)

1. 35.0 all-around average consistently.

2. Gymnast’s strength and flexibility.

3. Gymnast’s attendance and parental support.

4. Working ethics and attitude.

5. Attend the State Meet unless excused by her coach and the owners.

Levels 5 & 6 (criteria for moving up to next level)

1. 35.0 all-around average consistently.

2. Gymnast’s strength and flexibility.

3. Gymnast’s attendance and parental support.

4. Working ethics and attitude.

5. Attend the State Meet unless excused by her coach and the owners.

Level 7 & 8 (criteria for moving up to next level)

1. 34.0 all-around average consistently.

2. Gymnast’s strength and flexibility.

3. Gymnast’s attendance and parental support.

4. Working ethics and attitude.

5. Attend the State Meet unless excused by her coach and the owners.

Levels 9 & 10 (criteria for moving up to next level)

1. 35.0 all-around average.

2. Gymnast’s strength and flexibility.

3. Gymnast’s attendance and parental support.

4. Working ethics and attitude.

5. Attend the State Meet unless excused by her coach and the owners.

X. SIGNATURE PAGE

PLEASE FILL IN THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION

PARENT’S E-MAIL ADDRESS __________________________________ (REQUIRED)

HOME TEL # (________) _____________________________

SCHOOL ATTENDING ______________________________________ GRADE _______

NAME, ADDRESS, FAX # OF LOCAL NEWSPAPER

______________________________________________________________________________________

I HAVE READ AND UNDERSTAND THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THE NEGTC TEAM HANDBOOK. I UNDERSTAND THAT THIS IS POLICY AND WILL BE FOLLOWED AT ALL TIMES BOTH IN THE GYM AND OUT OF THE GYM.

I UNDERSTAND THAT AS A MEMBER OF THE NEGTC PROGRAM, I AM REQUIRED TO ASSIST IN GYM SETUP AND CLEAN UP WHEN NEGTC HOSTS A MEET.

I UNDERSTAND THAT AS A MEMBER OF THE NEGTC PROGRAM, I AM REQUIRED TO ATTEND MANDATORY PARENT MEETINGS.

I HAVE READ AND UNDERSTAND WHAT MY FINANCIAL OBLIGATIONS ARE AND WHEN PAYMENTS ARE DUE.

I UNDERSTAND THAT MY CHILD WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO COMPETE IN USA GYMNASTICS SANCTIONED MEETS UNTIL WE HAVE READ, SIGNED AND RETURN THIS SIGNATURE PAGE TO THE OFFICE.

Father’s signature:________________________________________ _______________

Date

Work Phone (______)_______________________ Cell Phone (_______)____________________

Mother’s signature:_______________________________________ _______________

Date

Work Phone (______)_______________________ Cell Phone (_______)____________________

Gymnast’s signature:______________________________________ _______________

Date

AFTER CAREFULLY REVIEWING THIS HANDBOOK, PLEASE STOP BY THE OFFICE AND SIGN A COPY OF THIS PAGE FOR OUR RECORDS.

GIRLS TEAM PRESS RELEASE COORDINATORS - BY TOWN

DERRY NEWS/LONDONDERRY TIMES

Kelsey Allen Prep Op Derry Press Release Coordinator

Isabella Bouchard L4 Londonderry

Mariska Feenstra Prep Op Londonderry

Seana Kelly Prep Op Londonderry

Camille Lamont L7 Londonderry

Jill McIntire L7 Londonderry

Kylie Muzerall L5 Derry

Isabel Silveira L7 Derry

Julia Sprague Prep Op Londonderry

Valentina Vaitones Prep Op Derry

HUDSON/LITCHFIELD NEWS

Skyler Bomba L5 Hudson Press Release Coordinator

Valerie Boucher L7 Litchfield

Jesse Carter L5 Litchfield

Isabella Cebrero L4 Hudson

Kamryn Ford L5 Litchfield

Kaelyn Gagnon Prep Op Hudson

Dominique Gentile L6 Hudson

Madison Hoyt L4 Hudson

Megan Lacasse Prep Op Litchfield

Kayleigh Lavoie L5 Hudson

Klaudia & Nela Klonowski Prep Op Hudson

Melissa Pedersen L6 Litchfield

Kelly Perry L4 Hudson

Carly Ramirez L8 Hudson

Hailey Reiff L7 Litchfield

Emma Rousseau L4 Litchfield

Helen Smith Prep Op Hudson

Jackie Smith L5 Hudson

Lillia Szewczyk L4 Hudson

Abigail Thomas L5 Hudson

Jessica Wambsganss Prep Op Hudson

Kaleigh Whitnell Prep Op Litchfield

MERRIMACK JOURNAL

Emily Arcudi Prep Op Merrimack Press Release Coordinator

Catarina Paton L7 Merrimack

GIRLS TEAM PRESS RELEASE COORDINATORS - BY TOWN

PELHAM/WINDHAM NEWS

Dakota Cummings L5 Pelham Press Release Coordinator

Olivia Faro L4 Windham

Rachael Lavalle Prep Op Pelham

Lauren Lavallee L4 Pelham

Alexandra Teuber L6 Salem

Cloverlyn Willis L5 Pelham

NASHUA TELEGRAPH

Katlyn Maloney Prep Op Nashua Press Release Coordinator

Meghan Veino L5 Nashua

UNION LEADER

Ashlyn Levine L5 Auburn Press Release Coordinator

Julia Martin Prep Op Auburn

Haley Traub L5 Andover, MA

Brooke Williams Prep Op Bedford

Tristen Witkowski L5 Manchester

NEGTC TEAM REGISTRATION FORM, PAGE 1

(available from the office)

NEGTC TEAM REGISTRATION FORM, PAGE 2

(available from the office)

NEGTC’S POLICY ON REFUNDS

Tuition is based on the spot that is saved for your child, not the time attended. If anyone terminates the program after a session has started, there will be no refund of tuition. We ask that your child finish the current session and notify the office of the termination before the next session begins.

The annual registration fee is non-refundable.

Disbursed assessment fees are not refundable.

The Pre-Team, Team & Prep Op program is a commitment that must be taken seriously! It runs year round, from June through May.

So that there will not be any misunderstanding of NEGTC’s No Refund Policy, we require that everyone must sign this statement.

________________________________________ ____________________

Signature Date

2010 - 2011 NEGTC Calendar

NEGTC CALENDAR, click on following link:

www.negtc.com/CALENDAR.htm

USA Gymnastics Athlete Registration form, click on following link:

http://www.usa-gymnastics.org/PDFs/Member Services/ms_athleteform.pdf

USA Gymnastics Athlete Registration form, click on following link:

http://www.usa-gymnastics.org/PDFs/Member Services/ms_athleteform.pdf

Welcome to NEGTC. Please review the following policies regarding your class enrollment which is automatic through the end of June, dropping during week 8 and tuition payments. Visit our website at www.negtc.com for further info such as newsletters, school calendar, etc. Please contact us at negtc@comcast.net or (603) 880-8482 should you have any questions. We hope you enjoy your gymnastic experience at NEGTC!

2010-2011 NEGTC Enrollment & Tuition Payment Schedule

When you sign up, your spot on class is automatically saved for you from session to

session thru the end of June. You do not need to re-enroll each session. However, if you

do not want to continue, you MUST inform the office so we can release your spot in

class and stop your billing. Notice must be given no later than Week 8.

Payments are due by the session before class. If your payment will be late for

any reason, i.e. out sick, vacation, etc., we ask that you mail your payment in.

If you cannot make your payment in person or by mail before the due date,

we ask that you call our office to let us know when we can expect payment so we

can make a note in our “late fee” book. This will allow us to waive the late fee for

that session. If we do not hear from you regarding payment and it’s late,

a $20 late fee will be posted to your account. We appreciate your communication.

We accept cash, checks, mastercard/visa/debit. If using a credit or debit card, you

must present it so we can swipe it. Thank you.

Please attend your regularly scheduled class. There are no make-ups for missed classes and there are no refunds.

NOTE: Hotshots, Preteam, Team & Prep Opt have 2 payments per session.

2010-2011 8-week sessions	SESSION DATES	CLASS & CAMP TUITION WEEKS	HOTSHOTS, PRETEAM TEAM, PREP OP TUITION WEEKS
Session 1	Sept. 6 – Oct. 30, 2010	Sept. 6 - 11	Sept. 6 – 11 Oct. 4 - 9
Session 2	Nov. 1 – Dec. 25, 2010	Nov. 1 - 6	Nov. 1 - 6 Nov. 29 – Dec. 4
Session 3	Jan. 3 – Feb. 26, 2011	Jan. 3 - 8	Jan. 3 - 8 Jan. 31 – Feb. 5
Session 4	Feb. 28 – Apr. 23, 2011	Feb. 28 – Mar. 5	Feb. 28 – Mar. 5 Mar. 28 – Apr. 2
Session 5	May 2 – June 25, 2011	May 2 – 7	May 2 - 7 May 30 – Jun4
Session 6	June 27 – Aug. 26, 2011	Jun. 27 – Jul. 1	Jun. 27 – Jul. 1 Aug. 1 – 5
2011 – 2012
Session 1	Sept. 5- Oct. 29, 2011	Sept. 5 - 10	Sept. 5 - 10 Oct. 3 - 8

Girls Team & Prep Op Competition Bag Check List

Each team member is responsible for packing and transporting their competition bag to every meet. To help you get organized for the competition season, we are providing you with the following check list.

While you may arrive at a meet with your meet attire on and your hair appropriately styled, you may wish to consider packing extra items as recommended for emergencies.

• USA Athlete membership card

• Team uniform

* Warm up jacket

* Warm up pants

Team competition leotard

Team warm up leotard

* Team bellyband

* An extra leotard in case of emergencies (should have the same sleeve style

as your competition leotard)

* Team scrunchy or hair ornament

* Socks- to keep your feet warm while you wait to perform

• Hair accessories these should be kept together in a small bag inside your competition bag

* Coated elastics

* Bobby pins

* Hair clips

* Hair spray

* Brush

* Comb

• Floor music (This applies to optional gymnasts)
• Bar accessories

* Grip bag and grips

* Wristbands

* A grip brush

* A small spray water bottle

• Notebook and pen
• Tape and pre-wrap
• A gym appropriate water bottle and snacks
• A small lock box that may be securely closed in case you need to remove jewelry once you are on the floor

1994 - 2009 NEGTC GIRLS’TEAM ACHIEVEMENTS
State Championships December 18, 1994 (1st season)
Level 5	First Place Team	107.850
Level 6	Second Place Team	105.250
Level 7	First Place Team	104.600
State Championships May 20, 1995 (2nd season)
Level 5	First Place Team	108.65
Level 6	First Place Team	109.025
Level 7	First Place Team	106.325
State Championships December 17, 1995 (1st season)
Level 5	First Place Team	109.050
Level 6	First Place Team	109.175
State Championships May 19, 1996 (2nd season)
Level 5	First Place Team	111.00
Level 6	First Place Team	110.35
State Championships February 2, 1997 (only 1 season)
Level 5	First Place Team	110.075
Level 6	First Place Team	109.15
State Championships December 14, 1997 (1st season)
Level 5	First Place Team	106.025
Level 6	First Place Team	104.4
State Championships June 7, 1998 (only 1 season)
Level 4	First Place Team
State Championships December 6, 1998 (1st season)
Level 4	First Place Team	109.400
Level 5	First Place Team	110.250
Level 6	Third Place Team	102.275
State Championships March 28, 1999
Level 4	First Place Team	107.65
State Championships April 2, 2000
Level 5	First Place Team	109.45
State Championships December 10, 2000
Level 5	First Place Team	108.35
Level 6	Third Place Team	101.575
State Championships March 25, 2001
Level 5	Second Place Team	107.4
Level 6	Third Place Team	103.275
State Championships December 2, 2001 (1st season)
Level 6	First Place Team	107.225
State Championships March 25, 2002 (2nd season)
Level 4	Second Place Team	108.750
Level 5	Fifth Place Team	106.075
State Championships March 23, 2003 (2^nd season)
Level 4	First Place Team	111.025
State Championships December 7, 2003 (1^st season)
Level 4	First Place Team	109.850
Level 5	Third Place Team	107.850
State Championships March 21, 2004 (2^nd season)
Level 4	First Place Team	111.45
Level 5	Third Place Team	108.75
Level 6	Fifth Place Team	103.65
State Championships December 5, 2004 (1st season)
Level 4	Second Place Team	108.45
Level 5	First Place Team	109.95
Level 6	Third Place Team	106.70
State Championships April 3, 2005
Level 4	First Place Team	110.00
Level 5	Fourth Place Team	107.125
Level 6	First Place Team	109.575
State Championships March 18/19, 2006
Level 4	First Place Team	148.75
Level 5	Second Place Team	109.425
Level 6	Fourth Place Team	106.55
State Championships December 3, 2006
Level 6	Second Place Team	108.675
State Championships March 17/18, 2007
Level 4	Fourth Place Team	110.925
Level 5	Fourth Place Team	108.8
Level 6	Fifth Place Team	105.725
State Championships December 2, 2007
Level 4	Fourth Place Team	107.75
Level 5	Fourth Place Team	107.10
State Championships March 15-16, 2008
Level 4	Fifth Place Team	110.875
Level 5	Second Place Team	110.875
State Championships December 7, 2008
Level 4	Fifth Place Team	107.575
Level 5	First Place Team	110.075
Level 6	First Place Team	108.050
State Championships March 14-15, 2009
Level 4	Third Place Team	113.175
Level 5	Seventh Place Team	106.400
Level 6	Second Place Team	111.325

	Level 7/8 State Championships May 17, 1998
	Level 7			First Place
	Level 8			Third Place
	Level 7/8 State Championships May 2, 1999
	Level 7			First Place	110.875
	Level 8			First Place	111.525
	Level 7/8 State Championships May 7, 2000
	Level 8			First Place	110.025
	Level 7/8 State Championships April 29, 2001
	Level 7			Brittney McMahon, 12-13 yr olds	1st All-Around 36.75
	Level 7/8 State Championships May 5, 2002
	Level 7			Third Place	109.70
	Level 8			Second Place	106.925
	Level 7 State Championships April 10, 2005
	Level 7			First Place	110.600
	Level 7 State Championships April 9, 2006
	Level 7			Second Place Team	112.30
	Level 7 State Championships April 15, 2007
	Level 7			Second Place Team	112.40
	Level 8/9 State Championships April 1, 1995
	Level 8			Second Place Team	104.475
	Level 9			Individual Placements	Rokia Madore and Kim Desmond
	Level 8 State Championships May 4, 1996
	Level 8			Second Place Team	106.20
	Level 8/9 State Championships April 6, 1997
	Level 8			Second Place Team	106.275
	Level 9			Justine Turner, 8-11 yr olds Julie Cordeiro, 12-13 yr olds	1st All-Around 36.30 1st All-Around 35.325
	Level 8 State Championships April 9, 2006
	Level 8			Third Place Team	108.775
	Level 8 State Championships April 15, 2007
	Level 8			Third Place Team	109.55
	Level 9 State Championships April 4, 1998
	Level 9			Justine Turner	2nd All-Around
	Level 9/10 State Championships April 10, 1999
	Level 9			Jodi Turner	3rd All Around 34.55
	Level 10			Justine Turner	2nd All Around 36.2
	Aloha Invitational February 1, 1998
	Level 4			First Place Team
	Level 5			First Place Team
	Level 6			Second Place Team
	Level 7			First Place Team
	American Flyers Cup Invitational 3rd Annual February 4/5, 1995
	Level 8			First Place Team	99.15
	Level 9			Individual Placements	Rokia Madore & Kim Desmond
	American Flyers Cup Invitational 4^th Annual February 3/4, 1996
	Level 5			Second Place Team 2	107.325
	Level 5			Third Place Team 1	107.125
	Level 6/7			First Place Team	112.325
	Level 8			Second Place Team	102.325
	Level 9			Third Place Team	104.450
	Level 10			Individual Placement	Jen Little
	American Flyers Cup Invitational 7^th Annual February 27/28, 1999
	Level 6			Camille Quarles - First Place AA	36.40
	Level 7			First Place Team	110.15
	Level 8			First Place Team	109.15
	Level 10			Justine Turner - First Place AA	36.85
	American Flyers Cup Invitational 8^th Annual February 19/20, 2000
	Level 8			Fifth Place Team	73.91
	American Flyers Cup Invitational 10th Annual January 26/27, 2002
	Level 5			Third Place Team	137.175
	Level 7			Fourth Place Team	107.05
	Level 8			Third Place Team	106.75
	American Flyers Cup Invitational 14th Annual January 27/29, 2006
	Level 4			Second Place Team	111.00
	Level 5			Second Place Team	109.35
	Level 6			Third Place Team	102.675
	Level 7			First Place Team	111.00
	Level 8			Second Place Team	104.25
	American Flyers Cup Invitational, March 9, 2008
	Level 5			Third Place Team	108.35
	Bay State Classic February 8, 1998
	Level 4			First Place Team
	Bay State Classic March 7, 1999
	Level 4			First Place Team	189.0
	Bay State Classic March 5, 2000
	Level 5			Sixth Place	137.5
	Bay State Classic March 3-4, 2001
	Level 5			Third Place	142.675
	Level 6			Fourth Place	137.975
	Bay State Classic January 17/18, 2004
	Level 4			Second Place Team	107.000
	Level 5			Second Place Team	105.275
	Bay State Classic, January 22, 2006
	Level 5			Second Place Team	110.05
	Level 6			Second Place Team	106.75
	Level 7			Second Place Team	109.85
	Bay State Classic, January 30, 2006
	Level 4			Third Place Team	108.5
	Big Apple Holiday Classic December 16, 2002
	Level 5			First Place Team	136.0
	Level 7			First Place Team	143.675
	Boca Twister’s New Year Inv December 30, 2005 – January 1, 2006
	Level 7			First Place Team	109.375
	Boston Classic March 6-8, 1998
	Level 5			First Place Team
	Level 6			Second Place Team
	Level 7			Second Place Team
	Boston Classic March 7-8, 1999
	Level 7			Second Place Team	109.925
	Level 8			First Place Team	107.95
	Boston Classic January 27, 2007
	Level 8			Second Place Team	106.7
	Brestyan’s Invitational January 14/15, 2006
	Level 7`
	Level 8			Nineth Place	105.175
	Capital Cup March 2-3, 2002
	Level 5			Sixth Place Team	125.90
	CATS Classic Invitational December 22, 1996
	Level 6			Second Place Team	177.45
	CATS Classic Invitational December 19-20, 1998
	Level 6			First Place Team		174.10
	Level 8			Third Place Team		103.90
	Connecticut Cup’96 Invitational March 16/17, 1996
	Level 5			First Place Team		142.30
	Level 8			Fourth Place Team		103.35
	Cupid Invitational February 15, 2009
	Level 5			Third Place Team		106.050
	Level 6			First Place Team		108.500
	Dan Phelan Memorial Meet December 6, 1997
	Level 8			First Place Team		103.325
	Gasparilla Classic, Orlando, Florida February 27 - March 1, 1998
	Level 4			Third Place Team		136.75
	Level 5			First Place Team		108.15
	Level 6			Second Place Team		101.875
	Level 7			First Place Team		109.275
	Globe/New Hampshire High School All-Star Team
	Level 8			Mai Desmond, Pinkerton		Floor
	Level 9			Rokia Madore, Raymond		Uneven Bars
Granite State Team Cup February 15, 1998
Level 7		First Place Team
Granite State Prep Op Spring Fling May 9, 2009
Prep Op Novice & Advance			Second Place Team			112.025
Gym Village Invitational March 22, 1998
Level 4			First Place Team
	Halloween Invitational, October 29-30, 2004
	Level 4			First Place Team		104.750
	Level 5			Second Place Team		102.025
	Level 6			Second Place Team		103.925
	Level 7			Second Place Team		109.100
	Level 8			Third Place Team		102.325
	Halloween Invitational, October 31, 2005
	Level 4			Third Place Team		107.25
	Level 5			First Place Team		108.075
	Level 6			Second Place Team		105.40
	Level 7			Third Place Team		106.575
Halloween Invitational October 28-29, 2006
Level 5			Fourth Place Team			103.775
Level 6			Third Place Team			106.375
Level 7			First Place Team			109.975
Level 8			Second Place Team			105.375
Halloween Invitational October 27-28, 2007
Level 4				Second Place Team			108.515
Level 5				Third Place Team			106.45
Level 7				Third Place Team			68.025
Level 8				First Place Team			98.90
Halloween Invitational November 1-2, 2008
Level 5				Second Place Team			106.450
Level 6				Second Place Team			106.975
Level Prep Opt Advance				First Place Team			104.225
Harvest Invitational October 7, 2007
All Levels (Levels 4, 5, 6 combined)			First Place Team			109.425
Judge’s Cup Invitational October 15/16, 1994
Level 5			First Place Team			139.50
Level 6			Second Place Team			132.80
Level 7			First Place Team			137.40
Judge’s Cup Invitational January 27/28, 1996
Level 5			First Place Team			144.30
Level 6/7 combined