Xtreme Gymnastics qualified 4 level 10 athletes to the 2016 Junior Olympic National Championships and 3 level 9 athletes to the 2016 Junior Olympic Western National Championships.

Lee’s Summit, MO – May 18, 2016 – Xtreme Gymnastics qualified four Level 10 athletes to the 2016 Junior Olympic National Championships the weekend of 5/5/16-5/8/16 in Fort Worth, TX. Mallory LeNeave, Mackenzie Brummett, Kennedi Davis, and Kyra Burns all qualified to compete against the best level 10 athletes in the country. Mallory LeNeave placed 10th All Around and 6th on Bars. Kyra Burns placed 9th on vault.

Xtreme Gymnastics qualified three level 9 athletes to the 2016 Junior Olympic Western National Championships the weekend of 4/28/16-5/1/16 in Missoula, MT. Carley Scott, Jaye Mack, and Clara Wallace all qualified to compete against the best level 9 athletes in the western half of the country. Carley Scott was crowned the 2016 All Around and Balance Beam Champion and placed 2nd on bars and 4th on floor. Jaye Mack placed 4th in All Around, Balance Beam, and Floor, and placed 6th on Bars. Clara Wallace placed 6th All Around, 3rd on Balance Beam, 5th on Bars, and 9th on Floor.

Led by Head Coach Alisha Robinson, the Junior Olympic Girls Team at Xtreme Gymnastics is one of the most accomplished and dedicated programs in the area. Their optional level athletes work out 20+ hours a week and manage to maintain excellent GPA’s in school. Their competitive season kicks off in early December and concludes with the Junior Olympic Championship events in May.

Xtreme’s athletes work out all year long, usually extending their hours in the summer months to gain both skills and strength. Our expert staff, including 2004 Olympic Silver Medalist Terin Humphery, works to not only develop our athletes, but to develop strong, hard working, driven, resilient, independent, successful women who will thrive as adults.