TWU's Kitty Magee Arena in Denton, TX played host to both the Level 6 State Championships (April 6-7) and the Level 9/10 Region 3 Championships (April 12=14) over the past two weekends.

After a few mishaps on bars and beam, Camryn (Level 6) rallied back to score personal best on vault and floor. Ryan (Level 10) competed Friday evening. She scored personal bests on vault, floor and the All Around. Ryan finished top 10 on vault with her stuck Front handspring front tuck. On Sunday afternoon, floor specialist Emilia (Level 9) competed a beautiful floor routine. Her attention to detail earned her a personal best score for the season and secured her the silver medal. Congratulations to all of our athletes. 

Our teams were busy over the weekend of April 12-14, 2024. All of the hard work that the boys have put in this year has led them to the Region 3 Championship in Lubbock, Texas. Even qualifying for this meet is extremely difficult, so the boys team knew earning a medal would be quite the challenge. 

The level 3s, however, were up to the challenge. Ethan won silver medal on High bar and exploded off the springboard to his first Regional Championship on Vault. Atlas had an impressive pommel horse routine and earned 4th place. Ben earned 4th place on pommel, Pbars, high bar and all around. Luca had a great ring routine and secured a bronze medal on high bar. Arjan had a very clean floor routine and showed an innate ability to lead throughout the entire competition. 

The level 4s also wanted to show off the work they've put in. Ayaan had an impressive pommel horse routine and fought through adversity to compete his double back handspring on floor. Knox swung to handstand on parallel bars and scored 8th in the all around. Gavin competed an aggressive pommel horse to get a silver medal and was named Regional Champion on Vault. Asa's pommel routine really impressed the judges, and he was able to come home with a fourth place medal for it. 

Level 6, John Michael's determination this season has really impressed Coach Stephen and Coach Zach. After an unfortunate fall at the end of a near perfect pommel routine, the judges spoke of how impressive it was regardless. All the coaches at Eagle are super excited to watch John Michael transition to optional gymnastics this up and coming season.

All these boys have come a long way, Coach Zach is extremely proud of this group and excited to see what they can do in the future.