Congratulations to our Level 3 girls as they earned 2nd Place Team Award! Gem City’s Gymnastics Team competed this weekend at the Mardi Gras Invitational in St. Charles, Missouri. 🤸♂️
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Gem City’s Gymnastics Team traveled to Collinsville, Illinois, for the Gateway Challenge competition. The Level 3 athletes earned a 2nd place Team Award. 🏆
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Our gymnastics team competed this weekend at the King Arthur meet in this FREEZING WEATHER. Our Level 3 Team earned the 3rd Place Team Award! Plus, we had 18 girls place in the top 10 for All-Around!
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Gem City Gymnastics & Tumbling offers quality coaching centered on safety, quality instruction, and your child’s well-being. The choices in the tri-state area for preschool and school age children to begin their tumbling, gymnastics, and cheer careers is plentiful and choosing the right place for your child is key to their future success.
Around the gym, you’ve probably noticed a few new faces and some returning faces in new coaching roles.
Gem City is excited to welcome coaches Calvin Cookson (tumbling, kinder gem), David Boden-Shackleton (parkour), Paige Haller (gymnastics, tumbling), Ellie Lock (tumbling, kinder gem), Kenzie Scheufele (gymnastics, tumbling), and Dre Spradlin (parkour).
Despite winter weather, Gem City gymnasts traveled to the Coaches Spectacular near Cincinnati on January 18 with coaches Jacob and Hope Huff. We’re so proud of all of them!
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Spring session begins Wednesday, January 2! We have classes plus two new programs to add in 2019 along with our highly attended Adult Gymnastics and Preschool Playtime.
Gem City’s Gymnastics Team competed at the Horton Invitation in Bloomington on December 7-9. It was their third meet of the season and their last meet of 2018 this weekend. We are very proud of our girls. Our Level 3 Team earned 5th Place Team Award! 🎉
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Our gym held a Giving Tuesday donation event with our Team athletes. We are trying to encourage a thoughtful mind and a giving heart this holiday season. We handed out letters encouraging our Team athletes to choose an organization, donate $1-$5 of their own money, and then write us a letter telling us why they chose that particular organization. The gym then matched up to $5 for each donation. The more our kids see giving the more likely they are to give themselves. Whether they give of their money, their time, or their resources, we are thankful to have such generosity in our youth.
Our Gymnastics Team competed in their second meet of the season this weekend, Make-A-Wish, in Barrington, Illinois. We had 15 girls place in the Top 10 for All-Around Awards!
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